rTV <A L 9 i- lTtrE q III J ffm7 H fllt F t EVtNT1P G WOTCTSP 3 SAXTURPAY JITNE > rgoTr r j tKERPLACED- c IN PARLIAMENT I ITS TO LAUGH cRipples f of Merriment Created by Cablegram Printed in Morning Paper i AN ENGLJSHStJBJECTP- redIction Made Tammany Wizard Is to Go Into 4j Irish Politics Te Knw York Times published a eafo jrrjm from Ixindon today that taustd oan iderbln fucetlou comment In local Iriab and poltlMl circle The Tmt correspondent used up twothird of a column in a romlprophedy that Richard Croker will rrjiounc hla mericnn citizenship swear allefrtanc i to king IMwarJ be elected to Pnrla Tnent and then bt chosen leadnr of the t 1lhNaUonllUat put to I succeed Join T r- What would Tammany my to thatT arkr the Times London corrusponilent It would be a shame to 1411 him what roue ot Mr Croktr old friends aad- J out It today The story Out the old Tammany leaUter would enter Irish pollUc liiu been printed before bnt never with eo many trimmings and dec- orations ¬ a A Dublin friend quoted by the correspondent of the Times says thaCnrrCroIl4ll has lived in Ireland longer thin the ttar prr cribed In the i XaturaJljatlon Aft and could become a subject ot the King and be elected- to Parliament within twq month Men vrho have bwn prominent for yer In the local movement for Irish hWepenelna uttcrrd loud idea when z they r ad the following In the Tlmei atoryt The Text of It I have very god authority for wy lag that Mr Croker hating r aLied to Set Jto society and having eroan weary of pultucol lcwcUli Intend to- eubark in Jrian NaLtonudnt poilJc s If- lilMt ha dnei JlL ma r jwaibl to- uzna W that he be a very Trniiortanl k jwswser Ot the NationalUt Party a won oi oxiuuajtdlnir Inttuence a man whom tua p1y rrtll think It wlae to put In a loiloi mere he wiu hare rul e wrtunjly to rxerali hla tIIIkJ1 lrtc1ncq for the adverse teeit uf th II hunt rule cxuji 7 in a foi J many respects the active rirtli lpa41an ot Sir Croker In Irish poll tha would zee a gritat gala to the Na tlonalUt pal lit lore Ireland and is- a Utvoled to Nntlonallat pnu lplu He Is- aa f accompllhd politician and a won ¬ political leader lie la a connect t tag link between the AmrleanIrHh the Irish who live In the KmernW 7lile he full conndenc ot hla fellowIriunen on both aides of the Al Untlr UII haa money too oUt of which r he la wllllne to apenl free to support J the Irlh cause and ho easily sit Tram American rrieh patriot whatever rroount he ahould rail for It Ir to Laugh The idea of Richard Croker being a eennectlB link between the American fcrBJ the Irish who live In the t KflfriUl isle enjoying the full oonD of hls fellowlrlnhmen on both ot the AliinUc 1 worthy of Mr I Uht n he llvrd In Now York rollers liftweit In IrUh nflToln Ie perfunctory cnd by the Jrlili cars outside of New York he U t l upon at it highly developed wurd I FIDE HOSt TURNED ON BOOK BURNERS Columbia Sophs Got Yet as v Well as Having Their Blaze Doused- he I sophomores at Columbia had pitch boekbumlng bee In kulh Field < last night and the IUJTIM from a Iwn tutu of pfrokinc t x i soared nttrwi- f tttl into the sir A nervou rltlien turned In a Are alum The Drmen arrived They found the gate loekrd Tile lopbs me fused to unlock It Th firemen chopped 1 a hot In the fence and put the hou nail through With a greet yell the tophi swooped down on the hose They caught hold of- t I and pulled They got about fifty feet Sot It and the line was palling strong when toina on outside uirn d on the witer There wa a deluge Th f TDC d rumen lot poaeisIon of the noi tale again end put out the lit Jn a jiffy lflL- I w 1 FAST TRAIN OFF TRACK rttttld4 Uxvre Derallrd Hi Wit- Inn bat No Oe Pas Hurt rb Plltrdeld spine on the 11rk trvlilon of tM Now York Nsw Maven and Hartford lUtlro war da railed near Wilton Oonn mile safer 4y afternoon OnLY the wbent or tb- iMwnotlve tender dolt th0 UW and U > b omet the auddan- itomTnir of ih train rultlld In lqJlr- yt one roc war trod up for N- Ytta r purr T wsI due ftS iMttd ll tarsal clock tar nlrii and ra- comfortVW HltA Thraus nf rtIo ds mint ha n ern1P rwi- 1RI YOU IN A HURRY 1 n for cnaiptUit wtrkcr A Sandfy- World Hwp llrsjeT At wiU Bring afILUY imbiluuj ippllctntt to your 4sItOf early Monday mornin- gwAabat ha awes aouSt J it not NAn Satwiiy m41x14 Sltuitton- idvtrthtr WMmtr silt tonulldw n1 itbd fiord to llta you prifcr l ftl Will Obthis AUT jrlay 1 ii MAGISTRATES IN THEIR fLOWING ROBES OF SilK Police Court Throngs Duly Impressed by the New Gowns Tho MajltrU In all the polla- courti appairod today In bla k Uk gown faahtone1 aftertfloa- r worn by tM Justices of Uif Court ot Appeal This Innovation wa In pursuance oJ a rtaolution doptd by the Board of City MarUtraUi At tU lest meeting effective Just L- Some ot the Yeg1tllltM ill not tahe kindly to the Idea at Art but when they appeared today It became nppar int that the new dumb lent dlfnlty to thl court In Centre Street Court Maclttrat MOil came forth In hit new gown bo tote a motley Un ol toughs from the frat Fourth and Elchlh Wards A- h ascended the bench two Bowery Hnandleri advanced to the bridge and when they etpld the Judge In hb flowing robe they rubbed their eyes nudged one another and thn laughed until a court officer roughly ordered them to cut It out Those HapUtratea who would not make d irablt artlafi model drape4- in thr ulrlal habllmenti made a rush for their iialra when court opened aid seemed glad that the Qtnch proved an offAAVOOBREAKS DOWN IN PRISON ANn TRIAL HALTS Miner Cries Out in Pain and Doctors Hurriedly Sum ¬ moned to His Cell BOISB Idaho June 1William D laywood the delendant now on trial ohitrgrd with the murder of exQov- Jtouncnbenr wen tLra seriously III in- lie i cell at the county Jail early to¬ day Two doctors were raped and were with him for several hours- It is llcd that the prisoner lisuf trinE a nervou breakdown For oaie oafs he Nu complained otlheedaehuI- Ind the guards at the Jail say he bAa f bon lmi of much rntlesznrt i It hey been plain they say that the strain hard of jury getting hu been very I About oclock this morning the pains In Hajwooi head became LcKit The physicians were called in at once and administered opiate Until these took i effect however the prisoner was in i great agony luid at time his rrit t cculd be heard IT the jail yard NO WATER TO fiGHT I BIG fACTORY FIRE Delay in Getting Pressure T Made Blaze in Barrel Works Destructive TITUBVIttn PL June lFlr that started shortly after mldnUbt In they Hatrli Bunt Work burned over a retina ot lgbl acres and Caused dam- age of about 1100001 I The waterworks bad beep hut down at mldtilcht to effect repair cod a delay of half ftp hour In reitorlnc- pr M ur l < said to have caused the i larira lou Th burned places included the liar tit Oil and Oreaee frock the Harris Lailpf rink the Smith machine shops the lrly tnachlno shops and bait a dozen dwelllnc FLEET OF 1LL1S TO SAIL THE HUDSON It you wont anybody b the peals of- JUJUy UMItOfrow aaId the yoke at tte- pboiih ytll hav U hunt Joj him to- Nw York tows Uiatr1 ask4 the sew re- porter Wen ye it the County Civan YCKlA Mst AnaMatlev trUr be or III AObtuil outlet al LiuotvM Grrvr on the HtMttun std CT TX iUllly In Nv York that atnouttt to afi > UUqr came tmn tU County Cavut wjijjhyll al N o0 UM nounloB or jo many RUlyi lour gin In aloe Turk Nut vJi then art Am gad not atw ut than haf a ioHUci job jut li- UMU c lu L that way nIer eras a tlm wltla we te4 v rytbUf ID tight Ii4MrUir County Clark Polie Judge ConxnliWour ot J ruri au- koowi iSlVli buw war eOIUoR Iasyeo tort but vrt have only DM OXJlly now in the pubUc eye 1le worthy hard to make oaf uuttoir- II a IA suste II he M arln uU aunt Loa- ltufi Nitus gad tkq tar way ever Lots tiM at Jeatht VM r utUM to gyre bali UajT flow iu > nx U w have afloat ll Uv will b hardly tough bUll te bwwld tbm 1p have a big 4ooil t Marluccla lUamboat a41- 1Ia1t a town tlirrrflQ1amJj btrunr well ttpv- 0aud5rsIn IIrII ulfirim ulaylnz Air r aid naDir I the CSuIr nd WIll hays taiu u l dlflab alO4 UsfrtKiJi W1 l ittert trot of Barf TUrSicaia j tr n oeloev BAd frem Cl flat i IyrA t It i 1tl r IL DRESSED AS MAN- GIRLWORKfD ON A BROADWAY CAR i Young Woman Tells How She Masqueraded Successfully- for Two Months JOnrOtK Ya < June 1Snu Grace Wallace who saga she live In Phila- delphia ¬ but who to ROW here told a r markabl tale today about having tuai ucraded as a man for two month lu Sew Tort Curlnr which time he- w a conductor on a ilroaJway car She IId- hro on knew but mr elf and one friend that I wai other than a youn man YThy J blle told hundred of New Porkers to Step theljr and ac- cepted ¬ hundreds of cigars and cigar- cuts from my ftllowworktngmea at- though I managed to keep from smoke tag them by Klvtnc excuses Yu rfus Inc Invitations lo drink I got the name of be lot a HetPfUUr The New York p pie are say to tool it > ldenUty was never cue pecud 11 In Wallace declined to ay what ncm she used deo arlnp that she rolrht return nd asalnSgo lo work AS conductor Oren Root General Manager of the New Tork City lUilw ay Company aaJd today that It wee possible but tux probable that Mil Wallace hd b en- employtd by his company In the ramrti of a conductor while maiquer- adlnc ss a man Holy Ghost and Us Disciple O cs From Smallpox LYNN Uut June 1 Wllnvat- Thompkln a dltclpl of the Holy Ohun and ti Society ot which the Iter Frank Sanford II the leader died from smallpox on the y cnt Coronet owned by Sanford af Alexanlrlft Eff3pt a few days nEO The news of hit death n- rlCelvd her today in ft fable a1 ttntort to hi brother bars ri- hompkn of thl dIy Tinmp clnk ray hecomlnK one of Sanford trusted dtsdplea WONT TELL NAME I Of MAN HIRED TO I ASSASSINATE HIM Young Italian Hounded for Years Is Dying with a Cut Throat Although he IIVB been told that tie li dying Oarmelo Oajroneo tufentythree oars old of No 11 Molt street who hti In Hudiun Street Hospital with throat cut will only tIll the police be xas attaoked by a hired uaOMn- I know his name he MIA bt < t tvhy ten you It U Ho affair of thn pjllc- Qatronto can to this country three years aco lie U a Calabrbm ami hnteU by the NeapolllHti In some way he had been marked to die before he had ben In America many months At- tempts ¬ were nude ou hla life time and again end then he went to his homo In Italy hoping to cecape hla rnnmlM Hut the enomlea followed lie WM hounded In Italy as ho hud lB In America Three month ago lye rturnd tn New York mad went to live with a friend thank MaMlttirrHnthv Molt street tene- ment ¬ The men who have aouirht hi life so long became bay at once Catroneo tyaa enterlnK the cellar of- lili home about mtdnlehl when the ilt aim In dipped up Iwhlnd him and with a sweep ott a razor tried lo nr his head That he lived 10 till the police that he knew the name of hi ntmtetn i was rewarded at remarkable The dOt tOri hold out no hopes for bis recovery i SAVANNAH LINE PROMOTION- An offlc al circular from VIcePro a loot and General Manager W H Tleaa gnu of l1 Savannah LIne announce the lrer xcn of Jam C Morton from Utnoril Arfninr Agent to Paenpr- 1rcf ii veer Ttn he < l iuarieri at Pier Xn S1 Nort Ttlver beginning to¬ HTtin nil lud the 1- vtratning and etperlfnce that with hln- knonledK of pii kenrer wale milte- tn1 a hnit of frendj In the railroad and shipping r jr i ahould win him fur- ther eCren BOY PREDICTED HIS OWN DEATH BY ACCIDENT 1I Im Going to Kilted He Told Fathcr Struck by an Auto The crushed holy of Chnrle Pique a boy of fourteen utthe hums at his father In Cold Sprlnjr I > 1 toAtay tdlea tranlll tary of pr monlllon For more than a Weotj jhi parents anti frlenda of the lad had rrolloeJ his strange dapreaajon Wh n his lather Loutg PInurtmencirarof the De DLs bert sitar at Cold Sprint tried to amuse hIm h raid Ian convlnceJ that some accident cauilne tar death- Is bout to Happen The idei was pa firm that on Wednes- day ¬ he llnnJly refund to aocompanr his mother and brother on a trip to BwlU errand wiylmt thM If hl had to die t- prftnrrafl < to dlo at tome Yesterday he started out for K short run on his bicycle Five minutes later Mm J 8 CBrvalho with a party of eight friends stopped nt the Ie Dl bert mansion and Inquiring the way to II II nil Ieln wire directed by Piquet to the Wrt Sck road Alliunronaclouily he had set fate In pursuit of hla son At the toot of the West Neck road It a steep Incline and up tMhtlliha rooter r nt at full speed Just a > Charles Pi ui A his bicycle came over the broW of Uc hill The boy saw the auto but was unable t < itjesk iris blcycl and dashed Into the- lnerhinoahtch hurled him twenty tt away hla hJ UriklriE H ityoe aa he- LJfletl fen into another auto he era taken to the Nassau hospital 4 11 re It vra > fount that he had sustained a earn pound tractor At the bnw of the skull and in Ave hours he wai dad G SCHOOL GIRL DISCHARGED > tatkts Laois lxUen > wr> ed a pupil of the rtulherford N J Hlffh School who was arrest d bout a week ago CIJUTU with bating sent improper letiento her <e t through the mall ass ILlleharcd yesterday by United Slata- mmlonr Illffl sw at Nenark = The Wanamaker Quarterly Sale Of USED PIANOS- Is Announced for Monda3 June 3rd j FOUR times a Soar the Wanamakor Piano Storo organizes a groat I sale of tho Pianos and other instruments that aro taken in exchange when new instrumonts aro purchased as well as Pianos I that have been out on rental and are not allowed to go back into our j stocks Having only four sales in a year makes oach of those offerings present choice and handsome instruments and the necessity of mak ¬ ing a quick clearance compels the making of the lowest possible prices j If You Ever Want a Piano in Your Home Monday Is the Time to Buy It Has your wife your daughter your boy over expressed a desire for- a piano Do you think it is worth while to deny their wish any longer when an excellent instrument cqif bo picked nowone that can scarcely Ijo told from now For a Small Cash Payment and a Feiv Dollars Monthly- It IH BETTER than putting money in a savings bank for you are not only putting n a flub piece of furniture into your borne which will jUwjiya have solid intrinsic value but you are giving YOUR CHILDREN A CD VNLR for a MUSICAL KDUCATIOX placing thorn under the refining influouco of Music and giving ono of tho most powerful attractions to to the home It menus lIfo and entortainment for tho whole family and bnngH wonderful gratification to parents who hoar and sea the plonsuro that the piano gives to their child ron In addition to the pianos thoro are many PianoPlayora and Playor Pianos for the enjoyment of thoao whj cannot play by hand and do not wish to limn Splondid opportunities to possess ono of thus wonderful instrument at small coat nnd on easy terms will bo presented by tho great June offering that will bo ready when tho store opens on Monday morning Every instrument has been put in tho best possible condition ia oqr piano warerooms before being placed on sale IF YOU EVER WANT A PIANO OR AN ANGELUS dont fail to come and see tho SPLENDID OFFERINGS to be made on Mondayand- be sure to find out on what easy terms the instruments can bo bought Hero ia a list qf tho prices Mason Hamlin Grand KnabeAngelus Miscellaneous Pianos Itnlo dullut errs aa177a rata- bTO Upright Pianos Miton t Manilla trod NIQ tihaieruikfwe ygaV er4170 situ MD L llmiilln l164b Pianos 1ltatee is eliumi iwaena7- M1 Iws It Ialldtlt IlronI mill Square i uirt w fiS03 r flex dtrio HIH1 tawu I llnmlln limit 4118 Uw a mess l 4g0 ue wawA 11140 lawn Jl tUnitln Ormiid foil 1111 it c1aW tioitt UtuitB i Oiajr we- 11wkH > 0ISO- WmllU Hanos JIII JL turn wee CtIIIP aurr NN 1Tu 1 N15 Chiekering11Grand ilurwb Al rer6 Jl Ir u w a > t ill 1 Ie w 1 Oriuitl- U 1 I W r d new 1 w N ears 9Jy15- ruerws tHNI t hlrlnleg urnd eat 141 N k Ns suNaiJ H CtilkrrlB < Inla Bl lnrnJ NS in 1alL AL II aTAHM now- no 1101 e tal 1 hhLrflaa uUartit aresod III eg ae- 41dsaman a Nt 11I41111 rhN r rlor lirad M f i Iskeil s I R HHirr war IfftIJU a tux talk aNi Petlkring fantl flrvml- iilrkrrtiic IA1l 1 rbft I hh wee y1811 ur tll t eb41 tidrkrfN5 fvewrt lead alIswr I ed 1wNea mist yjMl NeN g Anprwa U hrl g Nat 1 Maw 191 SelfPlayinn Organs ftrg N Jana eeN kI4- Irrllrtrelle we i bw Miscellaneous trhukk xNMaytdaU use 11 q0- Yrwpbelty was t iaE mtllnrregteN ewalyt- ieu4rrt by atpiNets VMI a MO I uro Upright Pianos wee 1 nor my I e- uervkel oat s IOW > aw1 Ii I br y 1 14U11 IwN auw 11111 iSsh fN Mat M174 weeuagN wsr 11411 new Autoniano IO a was i PlO t51- 1Aeteplatw wet Y nG slew 11 I sae L IIaU afKM wee adU nIwx liUi eteteWar NaS f yTMI nflTt fJO nr a Itm1 NH 611114 Piano Players I ale rarNIS 1 0 ow nJl w Ita ee t II tww new 11 A sglae Na i 0 Uu 31 1ft y N Nal KHI- v law tlusb wee seej rwr Jatl AII wits U Ban ttlda ra r14u11q IJIIICI our ci blrkari W est nNldd vitr HM y lrJsO has ul am 1IIR terlla iivtaw UKIMI KU 1611 new 11 IkIeYlceg was NNw yap ANfsIas xu terrtav lu- Iurli urI Na H611 sew 3 Ihikrisg Net tUIiA Nee I Nae TI now sr M II > 1 SMI are n e blrirllur Hate 1tolNlnawyatl8r irtglue flee ZJH ntr IIn m Lit MM e1Na ewN si xn iIevi NH In tww r w 4 ayE1ire Nnrt re p i use III II Nor 4r1U a NS5 lab Ill PbnNdt wrrr lriO ca lion IDes 11aanr was NeN IiurIseatw we am a wiw A D411tau was hide rwHnr alwlnal r n ar eabU new iTb Criwee we lfBklI NUx4ap JOHN WANAMAKER Formerly A T Stewart GOJ Broadway Fourth Awt Eighth to Tenth Street 1 t L iHi nn t I1Jrttr iJi J I On llut SOMEBODY fLSS TURN NEXT TIME SAYS ROOSEVELT President Quick in Answer to ThirdTerm TalkQn Homeward JourneyI- ll13ntDALF VII June I tAt nockwood through blab JrrjtntIT- Miflvrlt ked at 3110 A Mr today on the bomftnr journey to 1asktngI- on Mr Htxnovfll book bund witha hundred or n Mil jwmli 1 hop you alit t e a famliUl- niraln nhcnited on man la wiiieh the- Nrealdenhreptit0 quickly Oh not joniolxkly ellea turn next Urn rrrrsncno n Jim IThe train beartn President Hounvelt And party back to WihlntUm passed through rutsburjt at J oclock today On rte oounl of the early hour only a small crowd was al the Baltimore end Ohio iliilon when the train arrived The ImlJonl Appeared almost as oonCa the train earn 10 a rtapdidll and was heartily cheered Pecniltnic from tile car he waked the length of tllll Italian platlrm r > IPI1 to eat for n fir n i reu with the engineer and the train crew Stets Bmtlhieirs I r t FURNITURE SLIP COVERS I WINDOW SHADES AND AWNINGSF- OR WHICH NEW SPRING FABRICS ARE SHOWN MADE 10 ORDER AT REASONABLE PRICES j t WOOD FIBRE PORCH SHADES AND AMERICAN ELAOS IN > VARIOUS SIZES BATH ROOM FITTINGS It COLD STORAGE OF FURSF- UR LINED GARMENTS AND ORIENTAL RUGS WITH FULL INSURANCE AGAINST DAMAGE BY MOTtTl AJTO FIRE AT VERY MODERATE CHARGES r Alterations and Repairs i j MADE NOW iT MUCH LESS THAN USUAL PRICES ESTIMATES SUBMITTED AND ARTICLES CALLED FOR Lace Curtains Cleaned and Stf red I West Twentythird StreetT- he Sunday Worlds Wanl Directory makes more offers of po tons thin any other turt mcviuim n tlic universe < s N i 9 ff- Tu Itry I 4 J q G i a h- YjLb i Y4AGaE Jy ° r or q a e t n > R C- qd rG 4 Hf 0 D te OAVOHTERs- j pf0 SS Jl S 0 R cr pH J rur1taVC T KEN l i r q ORS e r R hC s tw jt rANL H B T p0- ii b LT eSia actn + v caM r- r t FA k R 0 C t y t 1rhs1 if jsFRs n I2- tr BE- BACK > WAI- YS SPAIN r w e 1 rit n u- r ° r Rrye vf f flPUDEirQUESTIOf 1 F THIS WEEK ITS Fs > O y 0 s1NHY P0 YOU DESERVE I- C Li rC YAGATIQNN A A JA R ti ry oQ- r44 F C 11L i- tWloa i YPUM t- dirc0 tag 4t p > p M V5c- A 1 OSTEp r Anorflea HAMS I H4 V Il S Ir Yous1 AVe itcM ay c f Now e e FSi 5CAWHG r t JrbaoreJ- TO rr T r f tltt o In p f- t Ivor u- V 1 3 h r- 1 r ii r v- t oUrvr e t- M YEN Cr 1- 1gY l I maai jr- uiUu e r NUT MISS ANt Jttt t1r hit c ltJtjU1titJt TtI1llVC Ahu JrliMUituj tC TtiltfSHf AMEIUcNS OltlATfsr NEWSPAIER SUNDAY WORLD MORROW j J t ttdantiJirafrrilfUlMmnHhtfiH r J J Wi1ifca fh n f <ft1Nit8 c 1iI1I Ity LII IWNlpI i
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lTtrE
q IIIJ ffm7H flltF t
EVtNT1P G WOTCTSP 3 SAXTURPAY JITNE > rgoTr r jtKERPLACED-
c IN PARLIAMENT I
ITS TO LAUGH
cRipples
f
of Merriment Created
by Cablegram Printed in
Morning Paperi
AN ENGLJSHStJBJECTP-
redIction Made Tammany
Wizard Is to Go Into4j Irish Politics
Te Knw York Times published aeafo jrrjm from Ixindon today thattaustd oan iderbln fucetlou commentIn local Iriab and poltlMl circle TheTmt correspondent used up twothirdof a column in a romlprophedy thatRichard Croker will rrjiounc hlamericnn citizenship swear allefrtancito king IMwarJ be elected to PnrlaTnent and then bt chosen leadnr of the
t 1lhNaUonllUat put to Isucceed JoinT r-
What would Tammany my to thatTarkr the Times London corrusponilent
It would be a shame to 1411 him whatroue ot Mr Croktr old friends aad-J out It today The story Out the
old Tammany leaUter would enter IrishpollUc liiu been printed before bntnever with eo many trimmings and dec-
orations¬
aA Dublin friend quoted by
the correspondent of the Times saysthaCnrrCroIl4ll has lived in Irelandlonger thin the ttar prr cribed In the
i XaturaJljatlon Aft and could becomea subject ot the King and be elected-to Parliament within twq month
Men vrho have bwn prominent foryer In the local movement for IrishhWepenelna uttcrrd loud idea whenz they r ad the following In the Tlmeiatoryt
The Text of ItI have very god authority for wy
lag that Mr Croker hating raLied toSet Jto society and having eroanweary of pultucol lcwcUli Intend to-eubark in Jrian NaLtonudnt poilJc s If-
lilMtha dnei JlLma r jwaibl to-uznaW that he be a very Trniiortanl
k jwswser Ot the NationalUt Party awon oi oxiuuajtdlnir Inttuence a manwhom tua p1y rrtll think It wlae toput In a loiloi mere he wiu harerul e wrtunjly to rxerali hlatIIIkJ1 lrtc1ncq for the adverseteeit uf th II hunt rule cxuji 7
in a foi J many respects the activerirtli lpa41an ot Sir Croker In Irish polltha would zee a gritat gala to the NatlonalUt pal lit lore Ireland and is-
a Utvoled to Nntlonallat pnu lplu He Is-aaf accompllhd politician and a won ¬
political leader lie la a connectt tag link between the AmrleanIrHhthe Irish who live In the KmernW7lile he full conndenc ot hlafellowIriunen on both aides of the AlUntlr UII haa money too oUt of whichr he la wllllne to apenl free to support
J the Irlh cause and ho easily sitTram American rrieh patriot whateverrroount he ahould rail for
It Ir to LaughThe idea of Richard Croker being a
eennectlB link between the AmericanfcrBJ the Irish who live In thet KflfriUl isle enjoying the full oonDof hls fellowlrlnhmen on both
ot the AliinUc 1 worthy of MrI Uht n he llvrd In Now York
rollers liftweit In IrUh nflTolnIe perfunctory cnd by the Jrlilicars outside of New York he U
tl upon at it highly developed wurd
I
FIDE HOSt TURNED
ON BOOK BURNERS
Columbia Sophs Got Yet as
v Well as Having Their
Blaze Doused-
heI
sophomores at Columbia hadpitch boekbumlng bee In kulh Field
<last night and the IUJTIM from a Iwntutu of pfrokinc t x i soared nttrwi-
f tttl into the sirA nervou rltlien turned In a Are
alum The Drmen arrived Theyfound the gate loekrd Tile lopbs me
fused to unlock It Th firemen chopped
1 a hot In the fence and put the hounail through
With a greet yell the tophi swoopeddown on the hose They caught hold of-
tI and pulled They got about fifty feetSot It and the line was palling strong
when toina on outside uirn d on thewiter There wa a deluge Th
f TDCd rumen lot poaeisIonof the noi
tale again end put out the lit Jn a jiffylflL-
Iw
1FAST TRAIN OFF TRACK
rttttld4 Uxvre Derallrd Hi Wit-
Inn bat No Oe Pas Hurtrb Plltrdeld spine on the 11rk
trvlilon of tM Now York NswMaven and Hartford lUtlro war darailed near Wilton Oonn mile safer4y afternoon OnLY the wbent or tb-
iMwnotlve tender dolt th0 UW andU > b omet the auddan-
itomTnir of ih train rultlld In lqJlr-yt
one roc war trod up for N-Ytta r purr
T wsI due ftS iMttd l ltarsal clock tar nlrii and ra-
comfortVW HltA Thraus nf rtIo dsmint ha n ern1P rwi-
1RI YOU IN
A HURRY 1
n for cnaiptUit wtrkcr A Sandfy-World Hwp llrsjeT At wiU Bring
afILUY imbiluuj ippllctntt to your4sItOf early Monday mornin-
gwAabat ha awes aouSt J it notNAn Satwiiy m41x14 Sltuitton-
idvtrthtrWMmtr silt tonulldw n1 itbdfiord to llta you prifcr
l ftl Will Obthis AUT jrlay1 ii
MAGISTRATES IN
THEIR fLOWING
ROBES OF SilK
Police Court Throngs Duly
Impressed by the New
Gowns
Tho MajltrU In all the polla-courti appairod today In bla k Ukgown faahtone1 aftertfloa-r worn bytM Justices of Uif Court ot AppealThis Innovation wa In pursuance oJ artaolution doptd by the Board of CityMarUtraUi At tU lest meeting effectiveJust L-
Some ot the Yeg1tllltM ill not tahekindly to the Idea at Art but whenthey appeared today It became npparint that the new dumb lent dlfnlty tothl court
In Centre Street Court MaclttratMOil came forth In hit new gown botote a motley Un ol toughs from thefrat Fourth and Elchlh Wards A-
h ascended the bench two BoweryHnandleri advanced to the bridgeand when they etpld the Judge In hbflowing robe they rubbed their eyesnudged one another and thn laugheduntil a court officer roughly orderedthem to cut It out
Those HapUtratea who would notmake d irablt artlafi model drape4-in thr ulrlal habllmenti made a rushfor their iialra when court opened aidseemed glad that the Qtnch proved an
offAAVOOBREAKS
DOWN IN PRISON
ANn TRIAL HALTS
Miner Cries Out in Pain andDoctors Hurriedly Sum ¬
moned to His Cell
BOISB Idaho June 1William Dlaywood the delendant now on trialohitrgrd with the murder of exQov-Jtouncnbenr wen tLra seriously III in-
liei
cell at the county Jail early to¬
day Two doctors were raped and werewith him for several hours-
It is llcd that the prisoner lisuftrinE a nervou breakdown For oaieoafs he Nu complained otlheedaehuI-Ind the guards at the Jail say he bAa fbon lmi of much rntlesznrt i
It hey been plain they say that thestrainhard
of jury getting hu been veryI
About oclock this morning the painsIn Hajwooi head became LcKit Thephysicians were called in at once andadministered opiate Until these took i
effect however the prisoner was in i
great agony luid at time his rrit tcculd be heard IT the jail yard
NO WATER TO fiGHT I
BIG fACTORY FIRE
Delay in Getting Pressure T
Made Blaze in BarrelWorks Destructive
TITUBVIttn PL June lFlr thatstarted shortly after mldnUbt In theyHatrli Bunt Work burned over aretina ot lgbl acres and Caused dam-
age of about 1100001 I
The waterworks bad beep hut downat mldtilcht to effect repair cod adelay of half ftp hour In reitorlnc-pr M ur l < said to have caused the i
larira louTh burned places included the liar
tit Oil and Oreaee frock the HarrisLailpf rink the Smith machine shopsthe lrly tnachlno shops and bait adozen dwelllnc
FLEET OF 1LL1S
TO SAIL THE HUDSON
It you wont anybody b the peals of-
JUJUy UMItOfrow aaId the yoke at tte-pboiih ytll hav U hunt Joj him to-
Nw Yorktows Uiatr1 ask4 the sew re-
porterWen ye it the County Civan
YCKlA Mst AnaMatlev trUr be orIII AObtuil outlet al LiuotvM Grrvr onthe HtMttun std CT TX iUllly In NvYork that atnouttt to afi > UUqr cametmn tU County Cavut wjijjhyll alN o0 UM nounloB or jomany RUlyi lour gin In aloe TurkNut vJi then art Am gad not atw
ut than haf a ioHUci job jut li-
UMU c lu L that way nIer eras atlm wltla we te4 v rytbUf ID tightIi4MrUir County Clark Polie JudgeConxnliWour ot J ruri au-koowi
iSlVlibuw war eOIUoR Iasyeo
tort but vrt have only DM OXJllynow in the pubUc eye 1le worthyhard to make oaf uuttoir-II
a IA susteII he M arln uU aunt Loa-
ltufiNitus
gad tkq tar way ever Lots tiMat Jeatht VM r utUM to gyre
bali UajT flow iu>nx U whave afloat ll Uv will b hardlytough bUll te bwwld tbm 1p havea big 4ooil t Marluccla lUamboat a41-
1Ia1t a town tlirrrflQ1amJjbtrunr well ttpv-
0aud5rsIn IIrII ulfirim ulaylnzAir r aid naDir I
the CSuIr nd WIll hays taiu ul dlflabalO4 UsfrtKiJi W1 l itterttrot of Barf TUrSicaia j
tr n oeloev BAd frem Cl flatiIyrA t Iti
1tl r IL
DRESSED AS MAN-
GIRLWORKfD ON
A BROADWAY CAR
i
Young Woman Tells How She
Masqueraded Successfully-
for Two Months
JOnrOtK Ya < June 1Snu Grace
Wallace who saga she live In Phila-
delphia
¬
but who to ROW here told ar markabl tale today about having
tuai ucraded as a man for two monthlu Sew Tort Curlnr which time he-
w a conductor on a ilroaJway carShe IId-
hro on knew but mr elf and onefriend that I wai other than a younman YThy J blle told hundred ofNew Porkers to Step theljr and ac-
cepted¬
hundreds of cigars and cigar-
cuts from my ftllowworktngmea at-
though I managed to keep from smoketag them by Klvtnc excuses Yu rfusInc Invitations lo drink I got the nameof be lot a HetPfUUr
The New York p pie are say totool it > ldenUty was never cuepecud
11 In Wallace declined to ay whatncm she used deo arlnp that sherolrht return nd asalnSgo lo work AS
conductor
Oren Root General Manager of theNew Tork City lUilw ay Company aaJdtoday that It wee possible but tuxprobable that Mil Wallace hd b en-employtd by his company In theramrti of a conductor while maiquer-adlnc ss a man
Holy Ghost and Us Disciple O csFrom Smallpox
LYNN Uut June 1 Wllnvat-Thompkln a dltclpl of the Holy Ohunand ti Society ot which the IterFrank Sanford II the leader died fromsmallpox on the y cnt Coronet ownedby Sanford af Alexanlrlft Eff3pt a fewdays nEO The news of hit death n-
rlCelvd her today in ft fable a1ttntort to hi brother bars ri-
hompkn of thl dIy Tinmp clnkray hecomlnK one of Sanford trusteddtsdplea
WONT TELL NAME
I
Of MAN HIRED TOI
ASSASSINATE HIM
Young Italian Hounded for
Years Is Dying with a
Cut Throat
Although he IIVB been told that tie lidying Oarmelo Oajroneo tufentythreeoars old of No 11 Molt street who
htiIn Hudiun Street Hospital withthroat cut will only tIll the police bexas attaoked by a hired uaOMn-
I know his name he MIA bt< t tvhy
ten you It U Ho affair of thn pjllc-
Qatronto can to this country threeyears aco lie U a Calabrbm ami hnteUby the NeapolllHti In some way hehad been marked to die before he hadben In America many months At-
tempts¬
were nude ou hla life time andagain end then he went to his homo InItaly hoping to cecape hla rnnmlM Hutthe enomlea followed lie WM houndedIn Italy as ho hud lB In America
Three month ago lye rturnd tn NewYork mad went to live with a friendthank MaMlttirrHnthv Molt street tene-
ment¬
The men who have aouirht hilife so long became bay at once
Catroneo tyaa enterlnK the cellar of-
lili home about mtdnlehl when the iltaim In dipped up Iwhlnd him and with
a sweep ott a razor tried lo nr hishead That he lived 10 till the policethat he knew the name of hi ntmtetn
i was rewarded at remarkable The dOttOri hold out no hopes for bis recovery
i
SAVANNAH LINE PROMOTION-An offlc al circular from VIceProa
loot and General Manager W H Tleaagnu of l1 Savannah LIne announcethe lrer xcn of Jam C Morton fromUtnoril Arfninr Agent to Paenpr-1rcf ii veer Ttn he < l iuarieri atPier Xn S1 Nort Ttlver beginning to¬
HTtin nil lud the 1-vtratning and etperlfnce that with hln-
knonledK of pii kenrer wale milte-tn1 a hnit of frendj In the railroadand shipping r jr i ahould win him fur-ther eCren
BOY PREDICTED
HIS OWN DEATH
BY ACCIDENT
1I Im Going to Kilted He
Told Fathcr Struck byan Auto
The crushed holy of Chnrle Piquea boy of fourteen utthe hums at hisfather In Cold Sprlnjr I > 1 toAtaytdlea tranlll tary of pr monlllon
For more than a Weotj jhi parentsanti frlenda of the lad had rrolloeJ hisstrange dapreaajon Wh n his latherLoutg PInurtmencirarof the De DLs
bert sitar at Cold Sprint tried toamuse hIm h raid Ian convlnceJthat some accident cauilne tar death-Is bout to Happen
The idei was pa firm that on Wednes-day
¬
he llnnJly refund to aocompanr his
mother and brother on a trip to BwlUerrand wiylmt thM If hl had to die t-
prftnrrafl<
to dlo at tomeYesterday he started out for K short
run on his bicycle Five minutes laterMm J 8 CBrvalho with a party ofeight friends stopped nt the Ie Dl bertmansion and Inquiring the way toII II nil Ieln wire directed by Piquet tothe Wrt Sck road Alliunronaclouilyhe had set fate In pursuit of hla son
At the toot of the West Neck road Ita steep Incline and up tMhtlliharooter r nt at full speed Just a >
Charles Pi ui A his bicycle came overthe broW of Uc hill
The boy saw the auto but was unablet< itjesk iris blcycl and dashed Into the-lnerhinoahtch hurled him twenty ttaway hla hJ UriklriE H ityoe aa he-
LJfletlfen
into another auto he era takento the Nassau hospital 4 11 re It vra >
fount that he had sustained a earnpound tractor At the bnw of the skulland in Ave hours he wai dad
G
SCHOOL GIRL DISCHARGED> tatkts Laois lxUen > wr> ed a
pupil of the rtulherford N J HlffhSchool who was arrest d bout a weekago CIJUTU with bating sent improperletiento her< e t through the mall assILlleharcd yesterday by United Slata-mmlonr Illffl sw at Nenark=
The Wanamaker Quarterly SaleOf USED PIANOS-
Is Announced for Monda3 June 3rd j
FOUR times a Soar the Wanamakor Piano Storo organizes a groat I
sale of tho Pianos and other instruments that aro takenin exchange when new instrumonts aro purchased as well as Pianos I
that have been out on rental and are not allowed to go back into our j
stocks Having only four sales in a year makes oach of those offeringspresent choice and handsome instruments and the necessity of mak ¬
ing a quick clearance compels the making of the lowest possible prices j
If You Ever Want a Piano in Your HomeMonday Is the Time to Buy It
Has your wife your daughter your boy over expressed a desire for-a piano Do you think it is worth while to deny their wish any longerwhen an excellent instrument cqif bo picked nowone that can scarcelyIjo told from now
For a Small Cash Payment and a Feiv Dollars Monthly-It IH BETTER than putting money in a savings bank for you are not only putting n
a flub piece of furniture into your borne which will jUwjiya have solid intrinsic value butyou are giving YOUR CHILDREN A CD VNLR for a MUSICAL KDUCATIOX placing thornunder the refining influouco of Music and giving ono of tho most powerful attractions toto the home It menus lIfo and entortainment for tho whole family and bnngH wonderfulgratification to parents who hoar and sea the plonsuro that the piano gives to their child ron
In addition to the pianos thoro are many PianoPlayora and Playor Pianos for theenjoyment of thoao whj cannot play by hand and do not wish to limn
Splondid opportunities to possess ono of thus wonderful instrument at small coat nndon easy terms will bo presented by tho great June offering that will bo ready when thostore opens on Monday morning
Every instrument has been put in tho best possible condition ia oqr piano wareroomsbefore being placed on sale
IF YOU EVER WANT A PIANO OR AN ANGELUS dont fail tocome and see tho SPLENDID OFFERINGS to be made on Mondayand-be sure to find out on what easy terms the instruments can bo bought
Hero ia a list qf tho prices
Mason Hamlin Grand KnabeAngelus MiscellaneousPianos Itnlo dullut errs
aa177a rata-bTO
Upright PianosMiton t Manilla trod NIQ tihaieruikfwe ygaV er4170situ MD L llmiilln l164b Pianos 1ltatee is eliumi iwaena7-M1 Iws It Ialldtlt IlronI mill Square i uirt w fiS03 r flex dtrio
HIH1 tawu I llnmlln limit 4118 Uw a mess l 4g0 uewawA11140 lawn Jl tUnitln Ormiid foil 1111 it c1aW tioitt UtuitB i Oiajr we-
11wkH> 0ISO-
WmllUHanos JIII JL turn wee CtIIIPaurrNN 1Tu
1 N15
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1101e tal 1 hhLrflaa uUartit aresod III eg ae-41dsaman a Nt 11I41111rhN r rlor lirad M f i Iskeil s I R HHirr war IfftIJU a tux talkaNi Petlkring fantl flrvml-
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Anprwa U hrl g Nat 1 Maw 191
SelfPlayinn Organs ftrg N Jana eeN kI4-Irrllrtrelle we i bw Miscellaneous trhukk xNMaytdaU use 11 q0-Yrwpbelty was t iaE mtllnrregteN ewalyt-
ieu4rrtby atpiNets VMI aMO I uro Upright Pianos wee 1 nor my I
e-uervkel oat s IOW > aw1 Ii I br y1 14U11
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JOHN WANAMAKERFormerly A T Stewart GOJ Broadway Fourth Awt Eighth to Tenth Street
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SOMEBODY fLSSTURN NEXT TIME
SAYS ROOSEVELT
President Quick in Answer to
ThirdTerm TalkQnHomeward JourneyI-
ll13ntDALF VII June I tAtnockwood through blab JrrjtntIT-Miflvrlt ked at 3110 A Mr todayon the bomftnr journey to 1asktngI-on Mr Htxnovfll book bund withahundred or n Mil jwmli
1 hop you alit t e a famliUl-niraln nhcnited on man la wiiieh the-Nrealdenhreptit0 quickly
Oh not joniolxkly ellea turn nextUrnrrrrsncno n Jim IThe train
beartn President Hounvelt And partyback to WihlntUm passed throughrutsburjt at J oclock today On rteoounl of the early hour only a smallcrowd was al the Baltimore end Ohioiliilon when the train arrived
The ImlJonl Appeared almost asoonCa the train earn 10 a rtapdidll
and was heartily cheeredPecniltnic from tile car he waked
the length of tllll Italian platlrmr > IPI1 to eat for n fir n i reuwith the engineer and the train crew
Stets Bmtlhieirs I r t
FURNITURE SLIP COVERS IWINDOW SHADES AND AWNINGSF-
OR WHICH NEW SPRING FABRICS ARE SHOWN MADE 10ORDER AT REASONABLE PRICES j t
WOOD FIBRE PORCH SHADES AND AMERICAN ELAOS IN>
VARIOUS SIZES BATH ROOM FITTINGS
It
COLD STORAGE OF FURSF-
UR LINED GARMENTS AND ORIENTAL RUGS WITH FULLINSURANCE AGAINST DAMAGE BY MOTtTl AJTO FIRE AT VERYMODERATE CHARGES r
Alterations and Repairs i j
MADE NOW iT MUCH LESS THAN USUAL PRICESESTIMATES SUBMITTED AND ARTICLES CALLED FOR
Lace Curtains Cleaned and Stf redI
West Twentythird StreetT-
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offers of po tons thin any other turt mcviuim n tlic universe
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