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   World (Newspaper) - January 14, 1902, New York, New York                                Circulation Books Open Weather FAIR Circulation Books Open to j Compa the Yew York NEW YORK JANUARY and of Greater New York nnd and on Greatest of American Elec Crocker and Attend Ban quet in His HE PREDICTS GREAT FUTURE FOR SYSTEM In a Few He Messages by Wireless Will Be Over cation Will Be Messages May Be At Same I Uke to the man who has the to attempt and In an electric wave was the chief sentiment pressed by Thomas A Edison let ter of regret ait mot being dble dinner of the American In of Engineers held last In the Astor Gallery at Wafl It did not prevent Mrs nor some 300 of the electricians United with wives and Marconi was the guest Men who were pioneers in the field of like Alexander Graham Thomson Crocker and Ii of there Ido honor tothe youth who hao the ocean without a wire Other guests close to who were A dent of New York Electrical So ciety Sir Percy the Chevalier the Italian and other were read from Edi Mayor Low 1 young inventor of plainly called to speak he said l it is aH over the in applied electrical eo stand I teel mysell greatly honored to be among eminent whose names are hold to tlhe world I will give you a brief description oi system has present account especially to on and what I It will In the Wireless telegraphy progress Five years ago It worked over a distance of two but Its range has increased until two months ago it to communicate over a distance of two hundred may interest you to know that there over sixty ships carrying per manent installations tor tele these are in the British in the Italian Navy and the others are on the large There are over twenty stations In operation on land in Great and more are in course of I regret it ds not possible tb go into a scientific of my but I Jt is right that I should cor root a popular It ap tp be the general opinion that when a message is sent into space any one with the necessary apparatus can intercept that message and read can only be read when the Had untuned perfected In not ai an been deemed that catch fee will permit of their reading at mei lent from any other be cause of the of tn owe of Therefore all are attuned one chip oan call up any other Maroon then spoke of tija expert In and later described experiments between Ood and and told of the accident to the apparatus which made necessary the ex pertinents at Johns It was necessary said tub kites and and gave us deal of trouble to get them fixed proper On 12 for the first time we found Continued on INDEX TO ii n if n i for RIP TEAR AS PRESIDENT STEPPED ON WIFES Then an It One of te Special to The the Postal and Mrs Smith at the Arlington dent and Roosevelt a little In his to the President beautifu trailing gown of Roosevelt was a sound of ripping and tearing and then an awful gave her impetuous a reproach ful but hot a word was exchanged except the dear of the With the assistance of maid the robe gown was one of most exquisite she yet It was of fine French with the design outlined in silver and ol turquoise velvet covered the skirt and the corsage was of MAYOR LOW FAVORS PROTECTION OF In Georgia that Will In Special to Gar diner Secretary the a trom of New children laboring in the of is financially interested in some of the textile Industries of that The telegram is To the Edgar throw whatever Influence can of pro for the children of defining the permitted age in factories along the lines of in New Georgia ought to profit by the experience of other She ought not to pay for her own experience with the lives of her I say this as one haying indi an Interest in the Mass mills In SETH CHINA THANKS of Em Wo today to the following edict trans to him by Wei Wu 1 Imperial the fol lowing edict During caused by lait year the American oom strict orders to their to use strenuous efforts to the within tihe Forbia wasan act of for feel extremely gratified and We therefore Instruct Wu Ting Pang to i our expression of thanks through the State to His Excellency the United Re ARCHIE TAKES A tfH Son from The a new bicycle Torday had first He tried to short turn In the back The wheel He took a A was the re Hixey was called but found his not said when asked Asked the other day bicycle BE Corean Wny of Who of Pyng jik among are to be for advices from Seoul leas than em toy to last Ye Tf Minister recently advised ithe Emperor officials Who have embezzled over Tihe dld aind execu take place doomed say money In t of salaries James who his at Waldorf wrote last In answer to a note of Inquiry as his condition I am day from attack of J I expect out in a 1 of I against the venders of diseased meats n the stock by who have Investigating the matter for sev eral Raid Breaks Grain Price and He Is for IS LONG NEARLY BUSH ELS OF CEREALS In a Tight Corner Outsiders Come to His Anxious to The H Phillips the of corn last spring and afterward lost tn started In With fresh Was been caught He Ween rye for a month artd was long several million bushels of Rye broke onehalf cent today and Phillips called for protect his He uip He haB until In to His man wils to make a statement of but said I cannot say that will have our margins hope but Late was as sistance from several outside In the statement him will be awaited morning with much by rumors clerks from commission grain trade to and every one was on the anxious seat as to had purchased more than the en supply of rye and cents to 71 The bears made a concerted raid on him today and broke the price to and corn were carried down in To World correspondent tonight Wave ing My open trades of all kinds sold off almost acent due doing a large and has operated mainly on the as sentiment has been with the farmer specu lator for His present has been In existence for about four months and has one of the largest Country fol the A statement made that his cus tomers have put up good tout the sadden drop in the market caught Phillips With not enough money to carry his open and did not give him time to get margins from the good many whose were ex hausted toy yesterdays were sold SLIDING PLACES IN Hills tlie D for anil Went Willcox of the Park Board has Issued an order permitting children to coast on the hill in Central the Metropolitan Museum of Art and in the grounds of the Museum Natural at the western end of the Terry said yesterday that two had been designated because boys had been to coast at injured turf the sliding will be confined to places and even when there is not snow protect the grass This of affairs and sport was called off when the sled runners cut through the thin coating of the grass TO g Imperial Yacht Hohenzollern a Month Earlier and Take Its YACHT WILL BE HIS HOME WHILE Her Bunkers Being She Mus l In on the Way Over to Henry TJew lork tn correspondent of the Associated about 15 passenger imperial yacht f or Henry attended on ihl Von several high marine yet son of Von some years ago resigned from for purpose of devoting the re mainder his the churches of Into a creedy less will hold enough voyage i she will the southern so that she may at Gib the de area nt the Island The be commanded Admiral von a kinsman of German Ambassador usual crew j Second Naval Division be on board the at the crack bands art the German According to present arrangements Prince Heriny live on the zollern at New Tork and will uses the imperial The Bays rac Ing yacht in 1SKH to show W interest and In American in a an un i i the to the United gives fresh of bow ttl 6f pood relations the teror in direction a full and a lively response among German MAYOR LOW PREFERS TO HONOR THE Just how to Prince of who oome next to rep resent the at christening of the Imperial ils perplexing Whether New City or the United should charge of when he Jands cn soil be settled by the no dispute at the sentative he If he was the head of the German Mayor Low up the subject of municipal to the but BOOTBLACK FOUNDS A HOME And Millionaire Here for to The the opened a a week tine 22 fit It millionaire smel ter iti and a lie offered pay New obtain 1 has will TALK TOO Ordered to Record They Hold and Report Special toThe talk too much in he opinion hae patrolmen to record on their dally all t 8 to Itt 10 I to lt 10 4 n o o tn t U 114 Compartment Be New Vork and via Jan 14 a furn abed cor will be run Nm York ami on train jia it 8 26 P M tag 8 30 Tots oar te equipped toilet ta stateroom Returning car wHI at arrive New York desl S 03 A that If the rule be livei tihe department will Have to issue books In place of report and that the city ough to provide a few stenographers Boats for Ordered In N Jan davit for Emperor Williams Jiew yacht vere ordered todv from an Ogdensburg boatbuilding company The putter ihe has not yet any he does to anticipate any suggestions that Presi dent Roosevelt may to en tangle matters by confusing city func tions A personal representative of President Roosevelt will be here to go out to the Imperial as soon as she anchors In the j Officers of and will make up to attend the stay here Prince Henry Is as an admiral In the German his yacht comes into the harbor Fort Port Hamilton Island will boom out a salute of twentyone It Is that delegation of citizens to the also on No have thought and none will be fixed Of course there will flags and ana air of I believe peror for us an to entertain give him a yet set upon definite of with the and the initiative FRINCE HENRY WELCOMED BY will leave yto Uhe t i the the ot Henry to the United States next month to tihe launching of the yacht The coming of Prince Henry was discussed at latest Cabinet meeting and It waa agreed that every courtesy must be extended the djs mo tu to manifest he i extreme gi for 11 quire action by funds Will country do all will re to provide contemplated to send a of fleer of Wgh rank in his the salute due the A have who toft to SCHWAB WINS MO LOSES Excited Many Standing on Watch His Daring DEATH FOLLOWED Victims It Was Just a by New York I he States who won on rou lette end of play at 5Ionto spent the early part of to day dinner he returned to the Casino at Monte a place at twice In playing the limit on An excited crowd many chairs get a better clapping when Afterward he big THE OPPOSITION IHs The A poll of the two of on the declaration of States Senator Platt that he be a candidate to himself revealed this result For 35 Republican 107 Assemblymen against 16 43 Detao Assembly in both branches of the against 68 that Sena tor will be the unanimous of the representatives There not even the suggestion of op position to the Senator succeeding him IT JARRED tittle a Bl e Startled the Special to Jan An that vicinity atS his amount of i speculation The accompanying resembling ah startled the many of whom rushed pellmell from their A there has been no sion versal opinion is that U was an earth BACHELOR AGED In a Special to Jan who was buried yes In was the oldest man In the State He was born on Feb 1800 and was nearly 102 He had always led a farmer a life and was quite until few ago He married John a forty years of 710 East Thirteenth the hall of the flat housR at that number late yesterday of his death Is as yet a was a slight on but no other apparent Frank years of 413 Bast Eighteenth who Is Drurys second by the Union Market staMon last after that he and Drury had had a friendly tussle In the liack In the He and Drury had several ahd half In fun and half In the back yard and had a standup It In and heCell down said I thought he was knocked and I carried him Into the hall and left ho would to at An afterward a tenant stumbled over Drurys DiV dl of with an and said the man was was unable to say the cause The wound on the head would not ordinarily have killed a man was pending fur ther He refused to anything more CAUGHT IN HIS OWN Tobacco to Catch ard a farmer of Walker suspected of stealing his smoking tobacco which he in a box in his wagon To get even with them he a quantity of powder with the tobacco and this forgetting about Ithe pipe from the mix ture and touched a to it the whole upper his by the ex arid the doctors are unable say yet can be TO MEET KAISER AND 1orer of Ber lin nnd Jan States at Mrs Porter and Miss ac companied by H S Reynolds of at will ar rive here for presentation to the Emperor ana Empress ait the drawingroom Jan 21 Gen Porter and his party will go to St thereto bgj pre sented to the Czar and Czarina attend the court r i To Jure a Cold In One i All Kit talla u i s v fSf v v Pastor of Cabinet Denounces Lapse Into Gonti Special to Jan the Chui of the a yesterday against the of Sunday toy the Diplomatic The Secretary of the tary of Agriculture and of Interior members of gatlon and heard ills to the Ambassadors at their homes on The been Inclining more and more of Sunday rather than the Some legations to have most notable being the Russian At embassy a formal served every the of guests given out has been the ihd and finally supper The around the attracted gen eral Never until hasj Sunday jeen selected by prominent diplomat as at home or serving elab orate dinners recep has Veen scandalized by the it Js admitted the delivered by Dr Among diplomats the fact so many Cabinet officers are members of this congregation Is taken as an Index hat Hamlim did without first consulting the sentiments of his most BURIED SILVER Supposed to Havre Belonged to Ganar of Silver worth about were found burled at the once famous Gloucester N J track A similar find was made last week William the owner of the has stationed the property It Is believed that the silver belonged to a gang of counterfeiters supposed to lave operated at the it was running For some passed on bookmakers Suspected men were finally run out of Remarkably Jan Chief Ai of the Nice reports that at 1 oclock last after the brilliancy f Venus was so Intense aa to shad on the Thla Is the first time hie phenomenon has been observed The World Never Before a by O H Dry Jutm ot apian IB Isabella Declares Aged Financier Paid Her Attention Seventeen Years Demands Substan tial Damages for He WOMEN ARE THE HE Declares the Offer of Compromise Discontinue the but Con tract Was Not teers 1o Produce His at has milt on his by who demands at alleged to have iher seventeen years Isalbella is womans according to papers filed yesterday jin the Supreme Much sur rounds Her counsel will not say word about the tout Sage remembers He said so last fine Information lihat when first came to his seven teen years he guessed she waa enough There are no merits In womans according to Jfe thought the matter had been deposed of when came ito and he quite dismissed the incident from ihls sought him last June and to expose him in the newspapers unless he to her demands for a settlement are the Sage last his home avenue 1 the his He had left In theback parlor seated on a of oak In ithe told of A totjes which could not been heard by any save his caller counsel Is A Hummel ahd to Justice Supreme to place the action on the short cause might be tried at an early Compromise to the reapers In the brought an Court ai as in she demanded She assents that to her a gift oi jn dash or Its If shr from Jier ao She that last June With am agreement was fine would abandon future he her a house and lot valued at and Im to be used by hei as was to coat to her Isabella Into that she and She he failed to his part of the has in has engaged counsel entered general denial in behalf of their effort heren made to keep the case a but It became known made his Isabella claims ability between herself and Mr Sage In original suit She volunteered produce letters written tor by IMr Sagf and declares It Her belief that the oam can bo tried In two hours Justice Truax granted the application to place tine case on the t calendar since no one IMr Sage ap to oppose the motion 1My old tells me I should never have anything to do with women in business Gage said He appeared much put out by the ac tion brought against him He shifted uneasily on the hall seat contrary his usual custom when out an at his Mrs did not him Into the hall No Talk ot Let ne and he looked at ttu celling this to see me In 1884 It was the liw I ever laid eyes on her She served some on me In a legal a suit for if I remember claiming I had paid attention to Here Mi Sage dropped ihlg tils rising color denoted that the Inci dent was not numbered among reminiscences I turned the papers who wae my lawyer at and he gave them to had them ever I pose 1 didnt the and had forgotten all S about it when In she came to my June and wanted to 1Ujl a privilege to traae In some i There was no talk about and ilot or anything I paid no to laer ahe  

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