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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEWS. I CABLE NEWS. CABLE AOL. cv no.

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IAiI-4 1 TO 12. TI1KEE CENTS. It Mr Law" ttri. CAFTAiHT.r.DOKovAif to st at. CAUGHT A BROOKLYN BURGLAR, pat Ion He was poorly rrnH looking the ordinary Italian Ulmrer.

Nu burglar tools wrre found upon him. Rolando was arraigned in the where he matvti rvamlbatioa and al held In for trial. SH GIEGERICH'S THROAT WAS IN GRIP OF ROJiCH. Man, Who Says His Kama It Pasqual imate, to the'hirh grade qualnv Veribed nd ihst la readily rer nrnif-d all clse of dxlers a. vft m'l poultry.

Latterly, tbi. whea sumrient four to Ave or six: Is attained. ume to be teroa-d roa.tt-r.. because of ih.tr susceptibility lo prove tender when so' ouked Much more attention bow gtvea i 10 rreating a suptlT of roa.ters than fr- raerlv and the at renults In the effort are obtained through fading early and continu molando, Had Oodard Family Jewels, Valued at 13.000. POULTRY AND EGG PRODUCTION.

What Experience and Science Demonstrate to Be the Brat Promoters of Both. ally with the Imi and mo.t promotive dirt. Flttbush Stories of Democratic Candidate's Encounter With a Grocer. Aroused shortly before daylight yesterday by the light footfalls of stockinged feet apon his bedroom floor. George Goddard.

of Isi West End avenue. Manhattan, lraied from his bed and Immediately grappled with a burglar, who was ransacking a bureau. allow Officers In 14th Persuads Him to Keep Command. Captain Timothy F. Donovan of Comr-iny Fourteenth Keglnrnt.

who a month ago derided to resign his 'command, has been Induced to reconsider bis determination. His fellow officers and the men In the company Insisted that he must not go. First Lieutenant Crawford, who hat been temporarily In command, vald last night: "I as active as anybody In persuading Captain Donovan to stay. all wanted him with us. Everything Is running smoothly In the regiment now." SUPPRESSES BY COMETOCK.

Moss Meyer, a picture frame dealer, of 353 Broadway, Manhattan, was held for trial In 3500 hail In the Tombs police court yesterday afternoon by Magistrate Cornell on a charge preferred by Anthony Comstock of the Society for the Suppression of Vice, of selling Indecent pictures. Meyer will be tried In Special Sessions. All the i appll WItB equal torce to pro.ia tlon. Quality o( food mum he unquestionable, but lo rootrol the laying rturacier of diet mist be observed. If supply of fnsh egga for immediate murk-tin desired the food should be of the best sound grain to which should be added a moderate proportion of cooked sweet meat rrai.

-whether from the table or rendering factories. The latter is stimulating In ef ine nurglar, who later pare his name as Quality Is poultry and quantity In are both more dependent upon character of feeding than simply on the breed. Of course some breeds of fowls have been brought up Pasqual Rolando. years old. of 143 Vnlon ALLEGED ASSAULT HARMLESS.

0aliH (Emnpmuj BROADWAY. J3D TO 34TH STREET, N. Y. Tailor-Made Suits for Women. Each day finds our collection of tailored suits supplemented with the most representative post-season models.

Our latest arrivals include the new long coat and Paquin's Redingotc models of broadcloth and velvet. FANCY TAILORED SUITS. Value S30.00 At $37.50 New Paquin model of imported broadcloth in black, navy, brown, mahogany or green, with fancy vest. TAILORED SUITS. Value $37.50 to $45.00 At $29.50 New long and short coat models of cheviot, broadcloth or velvet in black, navy or brown.

A full range of large, medium and small sizes. to a high quality of flesh and large egg pro fect and takes the place In winter, of the; duction by close observation and selection summer Insect collection ny-ne loa-is, wnicn is alwavs oromotlve of lavina. the shore farms of Long Island, aftr the weather of' and correct feeding, but let the last Inference be disregarded or neglected and the best of any poultry will relapse into unac Jut Giegtrich Is Indignant Would-Be M. C. Thought He Had Circulated Injurious Story.

ceptable and unprofitable condition very speedily. the new season becomes warm enough for fowls to scratch over the seaweed washed up on the beaches and get the shrimp and other Crustacea It contains, they pay little attention to other reeding. As soon as dawn arrives they may be seen busily at work and when they have filled themselves to repletion the rell.hrd sea food they Proof of the soundness of this view Is A drtperate hind-to-hand confllc-t In which candidate tor Congress is said to have been the aggressor was much discussed in Flat-bush yesterday. Louis Glegerieh, a grocer at street. Brooklyn, had a revolver, and he at-! tempted to use It, but Mr.

Godard who Is a member of the New York Athletic Club. nd a worthy one. too. was too strong for Mm. Mr.

(iodard kept the Italian from reach, mg the weapon, meanwhile shouting for help, and Mrs. Godard and their two children, who were sleeping In the same room, as well as the servants on the floor above, were soon aroused. Patrolman Butler, of the W'eat Que Hundredth street station, was summoned to the house. Before the policeman arrived Mr. Godard'a butler came to his aid.

and the two mei overpowered the burglar after a atruggle. He showed fiRht again as Butler appeared, but the policeman's rlub calmed him. Mr. Godard then looked about his apartments and found several articles of Jewelry missing Rolando was searched and from his pockets Butler took Jewelry valued at more than 35.000, all of which was Identified by Mr. and Mrs.

Godard as theirs. The valua. bles comprised a diamond brooch, worth 31.000; a gold wa.ch with a gold and platinum chain, a crescent pin with twenty-three dia KEPT JEWELS IN ICE CHEST. shown In the choice productions of fowls, chickens and turkeys, which come on the markets under the titles of the true Philadelphia and Bucks County of Pennsylvania. Flatbush and Caton avenues, alleges that he assaulted by John J.

Roach, who la running for Congress In the Firth District. Mr. Giegerlrh Is a Democrat, but Is said to be Mrs. Lizzie Lee Chung Charges Carrie Hoy With the Theft of Ornaments Valued at 8250. will rest through the day about the farm buildings and in shaded 'places, though not neglecting lo fill their nests with eggs.

When production of poultry Is desired hens should be kept on a moderate or low-diet until spring, say to about April 1. and then fed up to secure the ckrs needed for hatching. This latter plan has been attended with marked success, as many and more serviceable eggs being obtained per fowl during the season from the hens so treated, as from those which were fed for sale eggs exclusively. against Roach, who holds him responsible for the circulation of some uncomplimentary story about him. Just what the story la could not be learned.

Mrs. Lizzie Lee Chung, wife of a Chinese Maryland and Rhode Island. They are brougtit to their delicacy of flesh and superiority of flavor by being from the start-kept from impure and contaminating articles of nourishment and by receiving only pure, sweet food, such as would be suttahle for human diet. Another requisite supplied to them Is. unquestionably, pure water.

When compared with the general crop of the country produced on farms, where fowls and their chickens are left to hustle for themselves throughout the growing season, feeding upon all manner of refuse they come across. It would appear almost thafthe better cared for classes are a different specie" of creatures. Some farm bred poultry, where greater care than is usual is taken of It by farmers' wives and daughters, approx Late on Thursday evening, according to merchant, who lives at 11 Pell street. Manhattan, charged Mrs. Carrie Moy, her housekeeper, in the Tombs police court yesterday the account of the trouble given by Mr.

Gle gcrich to bis friends. Roach and some friends monds, a ring with two diamonds, another ring with an emerald and thirteen diamonds, two baby's rings set with a ruby and a sapphire, a New York Athletic Club pin and three monogram rings. Coats for Women. Our department presents a most diversified collection of Cuter garments for women, including three-quarter and full length new Paquin models of broadcloth or Velvet, and combination rain coats in three-quarter and full length models which are adaptations of the post OUR DAILY PUZZLE. "Why is it, when a man goea to the the-; ator already prepared to smile." remarked' the Observer of Events and Things, "that he has to go out between the acts?" Yon-kers Statesman.

At the station, beyond giving his name and address. Rolando refused to say anything afternoon, with the theft of Jewelry valued at 3250. Among the valuables were a pair of diamond earrings worth 385 and three rings. "How you know this woman took them?" asked Magistrate Cornell. "I keep my Jewelry In the ice chest, and" "lu the ice chest?" broke In the court.

about himself. He said he had no occu came along In an automobile. They saw Mr. Glegerieh in front of his store on their way from Hesterberg's saloon, stopped and jumped out and fairly "Jumped on him," to use the grocer's phrase. "What are you circulating that story about me for?" Roach Is alleged to have said, grabbing him by the throat.

"Come on one at a time and I'll lick you all. Let me send for my friend, Mr. and dive me fair play." "Why 7" "Nobody would think of looking there," said Mis. Lee Chung. "Well, the jewels were there yesterday before this woman began to clean the place, and when she finished they were gone." The housekeeper made a tearful denial of the charge and was held in 3500 bail for trial." Dr.

EDVARD GRIEG Is one of the latent of the World's Great Composers to express his admiration and enthusiasm for The MeirosSylc Pianola WOMAN DEAD FROM GAS. With eight gas Jets turned on in her apartment, Holcka Bay Schmitt, 35 years old, a Swedish woman, was found dead yesterday afternoon at 16 West Sixty-fifth street, Manhattan. No motive for the woman committing suicide could be learned by the police and detectives are making a rigid investigation of the woman's death. "Oh, you would like a public muss," Roach replied, "would you." That much of the row was overheard. It is said that with the approach of pedestrians Roach and his friends jumped into their automobile and rode off.

Mr. Glegerieh is very indignant at the assault, which he admitted last night to an Eagle reporter. He would not say what the story was which Roach accused him of circulating. Mr. Roach has been subjected to criticism during the campaign In a Btory published in a local newspaper.

He replied to It by producing letters of recommendation which he claimed were given to him by the law Arm of Marshall, In Manhattan. It was claimed in the original story that Roach was hardly a competent candidate, and that he had been discharged in eDcember, 19)2, from employ-. mentis a telephone boy for cause, Lau'isl'Marshall, the well known corporation lawyer, who Is a member of the firm, replied in a public statement in which he said that no responsible member of the Arm had ever, written the alleged letters of recommendation for Roach. He also stated season imported garments. SPECIAL FOP MONDAY AND TUESDAY.

Rain Coats for Women. Special $12.50 $15.00 $18.50 Value $15.00 to $30.00 Three hundred rain coats of various high grade materials, in tan, oxford or olive, in eleven new three-quarter and full length Ulster models. Sizes 32 to 44 for women, also 32, 34 and 36 inch bust measure for small women, and sizes 14, 16 and 18 for misses. Fur Lined Coats. Long coats of fine broadcloth, in black or evening colors, lined with squirrel, full shawl collar of Persian lamb or natural squirrel, Value $58.00.

Special at $39.00 Fur lined coats in black and a full complement of evening colors in three-quarter and full length models, lined with natural or dyed squirrel, with large storm collar of various fashionable furs. $39.00 to $145.00 Street Coats. Tight fitting long coats of black kersey or cheviot, lined with satin. Value $25.00 Special at $18.50 HE name of Grieg is familiar to: every student of the piano and every concert-goer throughout the world. Ihe following letter, received by the Aeolian Company from the great Norwegian composer, has been pronounced the most important tribute ever paid by a musician to a musical instrument: BERGEN, NORWAY.

July 28, 1904. I have heard the Metrostyle Pianola and consider it most admirable and interesting. Before hearing the Metrostyle I had thought that all such instruments were only machines, but it is indeed surprising what can be done with the Metrostyle in reproducing Musical works in the way of giving the intentions of the composer. It is excellent. EDVARD GRIEG.

that the latter had never been a manager of the office, but had only been in charge of the telephone switchboard In the office at a salary of J14 a week. The firm is one which is counsel for many Targe stoek brokers, and soon afterward Roach entered the employ of Ennis and Stoppanl, with whom he is now connected. An effort was made to find out what the complaint Is that, seems to be causing so much annoyance to Mr. Roach, and which is said to have caused the misunderstanding. Mr.

Marshall was asked by reporter to explain. "I have already made a statement," he said, "and I think the people of Brooklyn will know from It that Mr. Roach is hardly the representative they want. The facts are as I have stated. He wsb never a manager In our office as I understand he claims, but only in charge of our telephones.

In his five or six years employment here I never saw him a half dozen times because he was in a booth. If at any time there is a necessity for me to speak more plainly I will tell what I know about him on the witness stand." Mr. Roach Is running against George E. Waldo, and is said to have been rather apprehensive that Mr. Waldo would circulate the newspaper story.

He has been reassured on that point, Mr. Waldo, having told him that no person.) Iltleo would be countenanced by him. That occurred some time ago. Mr. Roach is popular in Manhattan, along Broadway, and Brooklyn, and in Brooklyn, where lively young cjan congregate.

He is said to h.ive made a fortune with Ennis Stoppanl in the last two years. That is the most that is known about Mr. Roach, who has been making a personal rather than a speaking canvasrc. $3.00 Shoes for Women at $2.25 Perhaps you know the 'high character of the Saks three dollar shoes. Then that is all you need know relative to those which this offer involves they are from our regular stock.

All sizes and width's. Button or lace shoes of patent Colt Slun, bluchers of Calf Veloux, Button or Lace shoes of Vici Kid with patent or self tip, welted oak soles, extension or close trimmed edges, Cuban or military heels, regular or short vamp models. DK. EDYAhl) GUIKO. Dr.

Grieg's interest in the Pianola and his approval of its artistic qualities did not end with the writing of this letter. He has also "specially interpreted for the Metrostyle his best-known piano-forte5 works, thus evidencing by his cooperation with the manufacturers of the Pianola, the absolute sincerity of his convictions as expressed in writing. American impresarios have in vain held out substantial inducements to Dr. Grieg to visit this country and give a series of concerts. Even in Europe his appearances in concert are exceedingly rare, and then usually as an orchestral conductor only.

Owing to his advanced age and ill-health there is little likelihood of Dr. Grieg ever visiting the United States. He has, however, recognized his American admirers by metrostyling for the Pianola his representative works. To lovers of Grieg, in this country at least, the Metrostyle is the sole means 0 learning the exact manner in which the master intends his compositions to be rendered. The Pianola has in the Metrostyle an exclusive feature which is not even approximated in any other form of Piano Player.

The Metrostyle is now incorporated in all Pianolas Prices $250 and $300. FOR MONDAY AND TUESDAY. An Important Sale of Ribbons. The offer involves an exhaustive variety of exquisite ribbons for all manner of dress and decorative elaboration. The amount of merchandise involved, its character and the extraordinary price concessions (about one-half), all contribute to make this the most important sale which our department has yet conducted.

OCR SEW POMPADOIRA. If goods purchased here prove unsatisfactory, call and we will deem It a pleasure to muke the same Rood. OCR HAIR GOODS KEPT IN REPAIR FREI5. We are Importers of fine Hair (ioorta and give retail buyers the benefit of low prices. Beautiful Hair Goods at prices that cannot be dunticau-d for quality and workmanship in the city.

OUR SPECIAL. New Imported Coiffures, with Net and Set of Pins, $1.50 to $5.00. Our New Pompadoura, worth our prices, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50. $4.00 Plain Shade Switches, $1.50. $5.00 Extra Shades in Blonde Pompadours, $1.50.

13.00 Marcel Pompadoura HI .2.1 Marcel Pompadours JHli.OO S10.0I). Ventilated Pumpadouvs Grav Ventilated Pompadours .1.00 fii.OO Wavy Switches stU.BO $8.00 Gray Switches ijlU.SU $35 WIGS. $15 Half Wigs and Waves, Bangs, Toupees for Gents at Half Price. HAIR DYEING, All Shades, from $2 Up. Dolls' Wigs, Real Hair, 75c.

Mall Ordera Promptly Attended to HYMAN'S, 529 Fulton Street, 0pp. Elm Place Hairdessing. Shampooing. Manicuring. CLAIMS OF ROACH'S FRIENDS.

Still Insist That the Betting Is in His Favor and Think He Will Win Easily. 15he AEOLIAN COMPANY, AEOLIAN 362 Fifth netr 34th St. Now York Moire antique Ribbon, 4 inches wide, best quality, with large self colored polka dots in all the bright shades of pink, blue, turquoise, maize, violet, green, cardinal and navy, as well as black, white or cream. Satin Taffeta Ribbon 5 inches wide, in a full range of colors, as well as black, white or cream. Taffeta Ribbon, 4jf inches wide, in black only.

Value 28c to 38c Special at 19c CASH John J. Roach, the Democratic candidate for Congress In the Fifth District, has been confined to his home for the past few days with a severo attack of throat trouble. He was waited upon last night by a delegation of Republicans from the Eighteenth Assembly District, who assured him of their support. Many Republicans living In the congressional district are not pleased with the attitude of Mr. Waldo, the Republish candidate, and are openly working for Mr.

Roach. The latter, his friends declare, Is especially popular with the younger element and has made a hustling canvass. One of these friends Bald: "The betting to-night la entirely in favor of Mr. Roach, who expects to win by a plurality of at least 2,500. Odds of 7 to 5 are offered that he will carry the Eighteenth Assembly District, which is normally Republican, and that his plurality in the Seventh Assembly District will bo a.ooo." Satin Taffeta and Satin Glace Ribbon, 6 inches Special at in all the desirable shades.

Value 48c. 25c Double-Faced Satin Liberty Chiffon Ribbon, Special inches wide, in white, cream, blue, turquoise, cardinal, onion, brown, violet, nile or black. Value 65c. JC $1.00 WEEK FURNISHES THE HOME OR CREDIT 78 to 84 Myrtle Avenue. Value 68c Special at 45c Camillian Taffeta Sash Ribbon, 7 inches wide, in light shades, including blue, turquoise, mauve, maize, nile, pink and rose, as well as white or cream.

Moire Ribbon, 7 inches wide, of an exceptionally good quality, in black only. Special Stems Furniture. Carpets and Crockery At Jf at) Price for Jhis Sale. Those who follow our advertisements know that wa do riot exaggerate that our most attractive often in print are backed up by equally as attractive values Other specials at half price are too plenteous to mention. G.

W. HALBERT, DECORATORS. DecoratiuKuntl House; t'lir-ulsliintr Department are In elutrjye of thorouwlily competent men, who hiiveiiincle house embellishment a Jlfe-loiiff stutl.v. Kvei-y phase of tills branch Is conducted In conformity with architecture and fundamental principles. Designs ami Kstl-mates made upon application.

Whole schemes shown for furnishiiifr and decorating throughout for single rooms or entire residences, from simplest to most ostentatious. 455 FULTON STREET. tTel. 28D0 Main.) ROACH DECLINES TO BET. $4.00 Iron Beds at $1.98.

$1.50 Oak Chairs at 79c. Candidate in the Fifth Withdraws His Challenge When Waldo Men Appear. In ornate designsglossy white Cane seat, nicely turned, made and braced. enamel finish. $11.00 Dinner Sets, $5.69.

$18.00 Dinner Sets, $8.98. Handsomely decorated porcelain Sets, 100 pieces in each. 1 A Sale of Ermine Furs. To serve as an introduction to what we hold the most comprehensive collection of Ermine Furs, the following special sales have been organized for Monday Ties of pure white Ermine, 35 inches long, with real tails. Value $29.00.

Special at $22.50 Four-in-Hands, Paddle shape, of pure white Ermine, 45 inches long, with real tails. Value $54.00. Special at $42.50 Large Scarfs of pure white Ermine, 76 inches long, with sixteen tails. Value $100.00. Special at $83.00 Muffs of pure white Ermine, flat shape, to match Scarfs, Value $55.00.

Special at $45.00 Muffs of pure white Ermine, large size, new scallop model. Value $100.00. Special at $78,50 Collar and Cuff Sets of pure white Ermine, three pieces with heads, imported model. Value $18.00. Special at $37.50 Sets of real Ermine, Scarf 70 inches long, and large Muff.

Value S85.00. Special at $68.50 Pelerines, Stoles and Outer Garments of Ermine, $122.50 to $600.00. Leader F. J. H.

Kracke. of the Eighteenth Assembly District, who is managing the campaign of George B. Waldo for Congress, said laat night that he met John J. Roach, the Democratic candidato, and that the latter declined to bet on his own election. It waa reported that Mr.

Roach would bet $5,000 even that he would get 2,000 plurality. Mr. Kracke said last night: "I saw Mr. Roach and asked him to make Hood his offer. He replied that his friends had advised him not to bet.

He admitted to me that ho had changed his mind and stated that he did not know that his offer to bet had been published." Naval Officer Sharkey said last night at Mr. Waldo's headquarters that the latter would win by between 8,500 and 4,000. NEW AUTO FOR HENRY FORD, Henry Ford Is building an XO-horse power racer and the car will be driven at Ormond probably by Mr. Ford himself, and also In tho elimination trials for the James Gordon Bennett cup race team and for the American team In the Vanderbllt cup race next yenr. Mr.

Ford's racing cars, the old t)W and Its twin, created havoc among the records with Gldfleld and Cooper driving. His latest creation will be far ahead of I ho car driven by himself In that famous drive over the lee in .39 i-S, and Judging by the speed of the little 20-horse power car of Mr. Ford, which did .65 1-S on the track, tho SO-horse rawer should turn oS tivo mllce a minute on Vrmond beach, $35.00 Brass Beds, 16.50.' This solid oak Chiffonier, has 5 large drawers, shaped top, brass handles, worth $8.00, for this sale, $3.98. They are wonderful values in solid $2.50 Easy Rockers at 99c. In solid oak, has side arms and cane seat lacquered brass handsome scroll designs.

Lace harpainK this week ln hand Bargains in Stoves. $5.00 Cylinder Heaters at if $5.00 "Electric" Oil Heaters at $2.25. some Curtains, in various designs, THIS IS A SCIENTIFIC DEVICE Applicable to Furnaces, Which SAVES THE FUEL GIVES 25 EXTRA HEAT Come in and See It. Of Interest to You This Winter. SAVE FUEL staS as low as c.

MULLINS SONS, 78 to 84 Myrtle Av.