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10 THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. SUNDAY. MARCH 13. 191L tjT.itt il TP If 4n CONGREGATIONAL HOME.

WEATHER FORECAST ow for r. mil- tt mar fn THAW SENDS APPEAL i VICTIM OF GUNMAN, 'Man Who Put False Death Notice ia to hew yorr people DYING, WOilTSQUEAIj fii is I life on Ids robust health an j)ouihful appeuram-e. "You certainly don't look year jold." they chorused. I "No, I keep young by not thinkln i about the he replied. I "1 have seen a great many beble I -tMl Hook ft' jr it f7l MARSHALL IS 60.

norn, and I have seen a great man men die. but 1 want to live to be i my second childhood. This ia a goo old world to live in." its kind to come tit in Now i unt, anil one that publisher. will uiHloultt- Beseeches Citizens cf Empire uted in. is ti.o prosecution iy the New York Herald of a man State to End Case WhnrirtH! with InKcrtinjc a bocus death Indications Until 8 P.M.

Tomorrow. Vice President Want to Lire to Enjoy To: k. K.r In c. Friedberg, Confronted olice Suspect, Says: nfs Is My Affair." SITES B. AND 0.

FOE 100,000. I notice in its columns, says the Fourth Against Him. Kstate. The case has resulted in Charles liosenfeld being found guilty of dis orderly conduct and placed under RflMANCF RflHK flF SHOfiTINIfi. WANT JUSTICE.

NOT SYMPATHY lunula to keep the peace, for six months rair, inoacr lo brisk ftuUthWej wltiJa. General Weather Conditions. tndr ih lnflunr of low truro along tho North border and high pretun uvvr ttt Southern States, from th Atlantic to th Fa-elflc Oceanj, temperatures are now decidedly abovo the nmn.1 vr tho Interim districts of (he Rocky Mountains anil cm ths ojth t'acihe coast. The. warmest weather of ihs easun nut prsvailf In lh tSrest entral Val-Jys and tb i'lsln State.

tVir turner was the nils during the laM iwentv-four hours, except In the St. Uiivnc Valley an on th North Pacific ooam where tlrs wers local rains. With the exception of unsettled weather Dramatic Society to Present Comedy. Tit ate he'd by the tabined nienit of ui.u.u.lic corps of the United ChurXi. I.e avenue and II.

Riper stieet. for the presentation of tn ihroe-uct comedv "Her Taking Vas." Tuesday evening, March 31. in tile Sunday school hall of the church, fir the beneiit of the Congregational Home for the Aged. The young people cT this church havo been verv active In behalf of the old people's home and the Ansta Dramatic Society, of which Mis. F.

W. Heinrich Is leader and Mrs. frank Von Neer is coach, expects to wTel all previous attempts at raising Money. There are many good amuteurs in the company who have been seen before in successful church affairs, and wder Mrs Von Neer's coaching the i for the coming play Is developing great strength. The comedy Is full of humorous situations and an excellent performance is assured.

Those who will appear are: Mrs. F. W. Heinrich. Miss Lucy D.

Stannard, Miss Maude Walker, Miss Gertrude Nestel and Miss I'ertha Stoecker. W. JSrsklne, A. L. Dlenst, C.

F. Dienst, H. Clay Swain and K. 1 Ryon. Second Childhood.

Washington. March 14 Today marked the nlxttetn birthday anniversary of vtcc-Presldent Marshall. He and Mrs. Marshall were on their way to Hot Springs, where the occasion will be celebrated by a birthday dinner tonight. The celebration began last night, when the Marshalls were presented with a huge birthday cake, which will form the central setting of the Marshall dinner tonight On the eve of his departure the Vice-President was being congratulated by diplomats and those prominent in of- Itosenfeld is a former president of tho Harlem Hebrew Tabernacle and he.

was charged with having inserted in Pittsburg, March 14 Charles Murray, receiver for the Cosmopolite. National Bank of Pittsburg, toda brought suit against the lialtimore an Ohio Railroad for an accounting and "a least $100,000." The petition allege that the bank loaned $100,000 to Hoove and Klnnear, contractors of Columbui Ohio, to carry on construction work fo the railroad at Wheeling, the contrae tors assigning to the bank their lnteres In sums due them from the railroad. Asks That Legislators Be Urged to Vote That Prosecution I I Rocco, Seen to Throw Gun Bodges Policeman's Bullets, But Is Caught. tho Herald a notice oT tho death of -Mrs. Hannah Lissman.

wife jf the pastor of the congregation. Be Dropped. sicng the North iK.rier, from the Da kotos east to the Lake region, the weather mill be generally fair tfun.iay and Mon-iay throughout the country. No deld-i temperature changes ro Indicated for any ivglon during the n-xt lorty-eigUt hours. Winds Sunday anl Tin- only cause advanced for the Concord, X.

March 14 Harry K. I perpetration of the hoax was that Thaw has addressed to the people of i.pme oci lio imsuceexsiully op-Ihe State of New York, in whoso name posed tho Itev. )r. Lissman in an is heini; conducted the contest to re-j "on of church trustees was the slayer of Stanford White to I tfce clevk pi)jnt. 1lie Now 'iork Asylum for the Criminal no- and d- DAUB'S Still keeping the sullen silence that he assumed soon after he was shot through the abdomen early yestiwy morning at the corner of Broawy and Lorimcr street, Irving Friedberg, better known as "Young Jack Selig," is dying today in St.

Catherine's Hospital. He was operated on late yesterday in the hope that Bl migttt be saved. He has eti.v1riJ to gn weaker since tho opertitton nd is pected to die at any moment. Fried Insane, an appeal to end the case Aionoay North Atlantic, moderate to brisk southwest and west. Middle Atlantic, moderate south and southwest.

Hmith Atlantic and East Uuif, light variable. West Gulf moderate gtfnable. moetly south. Lake Michigan, light to moderate variable. PUN RISES AXD SET8.

March 1.1. March 11. HIGH WATER. r-s-M P.M. ij'Durat'n H.

i Feet jFeet; H.M.I H.M. Klue Fail Xew 11:01 4.S (11:34 4.8 6:54 Flood tide at Handy Hook, N. ts abou; 30 minutes earlier. clared that he recognized him. Tho detective sought samples of Kosen-l'eld's handwriting and finally obtained some canceled checks which had his indorsement.

After a conference with Inspector Faurot at Police Headquarters it was determined to seek a wa rrant. The warrant on which Kosenfeld was arrested was drawn upon affidavits by Mr. Rossell and the Rev. Dr. I.issman.

It accused him of having been guilty of disorderly conduct, a misdemeanor punishable by a line or a Jail sentence or both. ALWAYS THE LEADING RESTAURANT OF BROOKLYN Jinchoi Flatbu.li Fulton and Nevint Sti. Nevinf St. Subway Station. TWENTY-ONE MINUTES FROM TIMES SQUARE.

Tel. Maw 7166. Con and have onr $1.00 Dinner de Luxe, wbick we serve from 12 M. to 0 P. M.

Sundays, lad Daily froa to 9 P. and listen lo our SPECIAL ENLARGED ORCHESTRA AND VOCAL ENTERTAINMENT. Special Programme for Today 1 SUNDAY DINNER DE LUXE I. March-Spirit of Independence. I Cpe' Surpme.

Cotu.t From.ge. R.di.he,. inntnmme Chateaubriand. PERVERT GETS 5 YEAR TERM. New Yorker Convicted of Gross Misconduct In London.

Lewes, England, March 14 A sentence of five years' penal servitude was pronounced at the assizes here today on John Elliott of New York. He was SHIP NEWS. Puree Galicenne. i. Urerlure Light Lavalry Juppe 3.

Soprano Solo Miss Clara Lind 4. Selection Traviala Verdi found guilty by the jury of flagrant breaches of the law. the nature of whioh Arrived at New York. Amerlka from Hamburg. Tabor from clenfiiegos.

5. Violin Solo Pierrotl Serenade, was such that the public and press were excluded from the courtroom during the 11 mi, inside, six aaya The public prosecutor caused the arrest Of Elliott On November 91 1. INFORMATION BUREAU NOTES Creme Composee. Aiguillettes of Bats Marquery. Planked North River Shad.

Supreme of Game Mancella. Filet Mignon Toulouse. New String Beans. Potatoes Rissole, Sorbet Creme D'Yvetle. Stuffed Pecan Duckling, Apple Sauce.

Slorm Farm Capon, Cranberry Sauce. Prime Ribs of Beef Au Jus. Salad a la Raub. Nesselrode Pudding. Port Du Salut Cheese.

Cafe Noir. Special St Patrick's Day Dinner, $1 information sworn to by Elliott's neighbors, who declared their affidavits were made on statements by the prisoner's Randagger 6. Sextette from Lucia Donizetti 7. Tenor Solo (a) Un Peu D'Amour, (b) A Dream (Barllcll) Mr. Frank Joilin 8.

Selection-Doll GafJ Walter Kollo 9. Violin Solo Zigeunweisen 10. Selection Maritana Wallace H. Song Selected MissPatricia Wood 12. 'Cello Solo Selected Mr.

Ed. Le.ch against him. A statement of the caso was today telegraphed by Thaw to newspapers and press associations, calling attention to resolutions which have been introduced in the New York i Assembly by John 11. Golden, demanding that the prosecution be terminated. llevicwing ills two trials, Thaw set forth that of the twenty-six men confined with him in the Tombs in I'M, iliarged with homicide, twenty-three are free today, and other men have escaped from Matteawan without being pursued.

Tho statement concludes as tollows: "1 do not ask for sympathy, but only justice, which should be the inherent right of every man. For the deed committed 1 ask no benevolence. It was done in a moment when sorrow wrecked my home, and when 1 was forced to realize that tho happiness of a lifetime, which after marriage should have been mine, was taken from mo. The deed was committed; my family those near and dear to mo publicly exposed to the closest scrutiny; my n.other plunged into grief, and myseit into a living death, the tortures of which 1 do not wish to relate. "I am now a man, my youth passed: my resources impaired.

My parents' charities have been extensive; 1 myself liavo assisted many In need. The future holds for me an opportunity to bring some peace and happiness to my aged mother, who in these eight year's has known nono and who has spent her declining years in untold sorrow. "My adversary now seeks to place me In Matteawan a living hell to there spend the rest of my life, never again to take my place in my mother's home in her remaining years, and in respectful confidence, I now appeal to the citizens of New York, in the power of their sovereignty to stop the prosecution, and, therefore, ask that all peo-plo who believe that I have suffered years of punishment commensurate with my deed, write the representatives of their own district at Albany before Wednesday to support Mil vote for these resolutions." lwu uuiiKioeis, i' lorence and whom he resided for severai months at East Grinstead, Sussex. When sentence was pronounced Elliott, who had shown remarkable calmness throughout the trial, was completely overcome and lie would have fallen in the dock had not two warders stepped forward and supported him. The jury was out two hours.

Mutual Director W. H. Leffiniwell SIMILAR BILL OF FARE AS ABOVE DAILY Shoppers' and Butiuess Men's Lunch Daily, 12 to 3 P. 50c. Book Your Dates Now for Banquets, Weddings and Receptions.

Old Fashioned Beefsteak Garret Entertainment De Luxe end Tango Tea Dancing Daily From 4 P. M. Until Closing. Restaurant Open Until 3 A. M.

berg is 26 years old and lived 1 Manhattan avenue. Joseph Rocco, an lS-year-otd gunman, of 10S Frost street, who Wm seen to rid himself of a gun while running away from the scene of the shooting, was arraigned in the Manhattan avenue court yesterday afternoon. He was held without bail by Magistrate Steers. Both the prisoner and the victim of the bullet acknowledge that they had had trouble long before last night's affray. Friedberg claimed that he beat the Italian live months ago, but he refused to tell what caused the first light.

Bocco admitted that he was beaten, but that several of Friedberg's friends were on hand at the time of the first troublo to seo that Friedberg did not gut the worst of it. Tho wounded man told the police that he was walking along Broadway when the Italian atacked him. Two shots rang out and Friedberg crumpled up in a heap on the sidewalk. Rocco, hinging a gun from him, darted across Broadway down Lorimer street. He was not quick enough to escape the eyes of Patrolman Green of tho Stagg street station, who was staudlng a block away.

As Rocco fled down Lorimer street, Green was close to his heels. Drawing his gun, ho ordered the Italian to halt. Rocco only ran faster. Green fired twice and then closed in on tho running man who had not been touched by the bullets. There was a scuffle.

Rocco grappled with Green. Rocco was handcuffed and led to the corner where Friedberg surrounded by a throng of policemen and curious persons lay making light of his lnjujrles. "Is this the man who shot you?" asked Green pushing Rocco forward Into the light. "Never mind," Friedberg is said to have answered. "This is my affair.

I'll settle it myself." Tlia police are convinced that Jealousy over the affections of a woman was the roal cause of tho shooting, but thev cannot get either Friedberg or Rocco to confirm the suspicion. GIRL WINS PLAYER PIANO. Through its branch office at 13 Rue Cambon, l5arls, France, the Eagle Information Bureau will inaugurate a scrvico for Kuropcan travelers this season, which is believed will aid tho "folks at home" in locating relatives and friends while traveling abroad. Itinerary blanks will be furnished at the main bureau, and at the runs When filled out by tho traveler the. blanks will be filed at both oiticos bo that inquirers can see at a glance just where the traveler evj-ects to be at a given data.

Cables and mail addressed to travelers care of tho ollice will bo forwarded to the traveler with out unnecessary loss of time. AH European travelers tire cordially inviioo to use tills service. The Ealo Information Bureau is in receipt of a large supply of folders concerning the Panama 1'acitlc Univer AMemy from Santa J. Honduras from Philadelphia. Tapajoz from Santos.

Princess Anne from Newport News. Industry from Rosarlo. Ia Lorraine from Havre. Sailed from New York. Berlin for Genoa.

Prlns Joachim for Colon. Ilorlnquen for San Juan. Jefferson for Norfolk. City of Savannah for savannah. Kl Occldente for Oalveoron.

Princlpello for Rotterdam. Arcadian for Bermuda. Comal for Mobile. Havana for Havana. Concho for Galveston.

Arapahoe for Charleston. Danube for Southampton. Whakarua for Melbourne. Cameronia for Glasgow. Pordeaux for Havre.

Eocene for Tenadores for Colon. Carolina for San Jusn. Creole for New Orleans. Ultonla for Newport News. Procidentia for Philadelphia.

AUlanca for Cristobal. Rio Grand, for Brunswick. Mesaba for London. Montserrat for Havana. Graf Walderaee for HamburS.

Lielaware for Philadelphia. Bovlc for Manchester. Arrived at Foreign Forti. Naples, March llCosertA. Klo Janeiro, March 11 Christian X.

Rotterdam, March 14 Noordam. Genoa, March 34 Kinlg Albert. Genoa, March 14 Saxonia, Sailed from Foreign Forts. Rarcelona. March 10 Ines.

Vigo. March 11 Hudson. Colombo, March 1-' Naples, March 14 Europa. ChrlBttanla. March 14 Oscar IT.

Boulogne, March 14 Nleuw Amsterdam. Glasgow, March 14 California. Liverpool, March 14 Carmanla. Antwerp. March 11 Lapland.

News by WirelesB. Sable Island, March 14 Btr. Minneapolis, Tvondon for New York, signaled 780 mile, east of Sandy Hook at 7:30 p.m. Will dock at 1:3) p.m. Monday.

tiable Island, March 14 Str. Armenian, Ltv- sal exposition to be held in sun l'iun-clsco in 1916. One entitled "California Invites the World loli" contain a ground plan showier the location of the exhibit palaces and Illustration of nine of the courts and towers. Tho Use Moller's Pure Vanilla The Perfection of Flavoring other folder entitled "Condensed Facts" Awarded by Frederick loeser ft Co. at Food Show Closing.

The feature of the closing of the annual Food Show, at the Thirteenth Regiment Armory, last night, was a piano contest, the prize for which a handsome Gabler player piano was donated by Frederick Loeser Co. Over 25.000 votes had been cast In a contest which had been going on throughout the show. Miss Bella Har-ton, a clerk in a grocery store, at 1350 Fulton street, proved to be the winner, Miss llartou was not at the armory when the announcement was made, but when notified of ber good fortune over the telephone, she was overjoyed. Immediately after the doors were closed, at 10:30 o'clock, and tho unusually big closing crowd had poured out of the armory, an army of workmen got on the job moving out the all jossible speed. The great activity was occasioned by the fact that the floor of the armory must be cleared for a drill by Monday night.

tells in a conclso way the history of tho exposition, giving the names of the committees and oiiieials and facts of interest to the prospective visitors to the great show. Free copies of the folders may be had at the Bureau or any of its branches. Harrison S. Downs has leased the Now Grand Hotel at the llighmount Post Office in the Catskiils for the coming season. Mr.

Downs has been connected with BROOKLYNITESATPALM BEACH Recreations Being En-j. joyed to the Full. (Special to The Eagle.) I- Palm Beach, March 14 Charles Werner of Brooklyn, who has been spending the winter here, will return "to Brooklyn shortly with his mother und sister and will then go to the Virginia Hot Springs for the latter part i jf April and first fortnight in May. i William J. Hyde of Brooklyn joired P.

0. CLERKS TO DINE. Attaches of Station Plan Annual Affair for Tusday Night. The annual theater party and ban Jthe rest of his family here a few days and has been putting the season's the Hotel Kaatcrskiil in the capacity of manager for several summers. He is already planning several innovations for the guests tho coming season.

More than $200,000 has been spent during this last winter in improving the accommodations. Messrs. Jas. W. Klwoll General Agents for tho Fa bra Line, announce that arrangements havo now been completed whereby direct services to and from Spanish ports will be maintained.

The principal port of call will be 15ar-ceion. Service will also lie maintained from Valencia and Almeria. This will be tho ttrst time Spain proper has been connected with tho United States bv first class service. quet of the men of Station of the Brooklyn l'ostolllce, which Is to bo held on Tuesday evening next, promises to bo an occasion long to be remembered. The party of 200 will first attend the Orplieuin and then adjourn to the llolT Hrau.

the speakers nt the banquet will be I'ostmaster William E. Kelly. Congressman "Dan" Grillin, Edward J. I Koi ke, William C. Woods and William If a Piano Is Worth anything to you, or if music in your home is worth $5.00 a month, it will pay you to Select one of these rfun Into a fortnight, entertaining a Egood deal at the Beacb Club and at I the Houseboat on Lake Worth.

His brother, James Hyde, gave a large at tho club Wednesday night, 'following the close of the amateur golf tournament for the championship of which he was supposed to have fa good chance of winning. Mr. Hyde, wb3 Is the South Florida champion, a 'title he won for the second time this jfwlnter, by some strange fluke got-pnt tout In the first round and defaulted in iptho consolation. The tournament was won by W. 11.

Simon of New York in J. Tho steamship Carolina, of the New The commit tee in charge of the affair York and Porto Rico line is a new includes: Haniel J. Calull, Thomas W. William Morton and Joseph C. Donovan.

vessel in everything but name. For moro than a year sho has been undergoing extensivo alterations, and now re-enters the Porto Rico line's regular service as one of tho best and luxuri ously equipped vessels in the Atlantic CORLISS LACED STOCKING Ucni.i ut. 1 coastwise service. The renewal of the and iii(n ivaha 1.1... 't entire inner bottom construction modifications in 1 lie shape of the outer hull have been greatly instrumental in n.inin,c IKeb jkurn of the afternoon round, both play-Sing excellent golf, when Simons won six boles before the sixteenth was Uieached, where the match ended.

He Jhad a medal score of Ii" for the after-ifnoon round, which is iwo better than dio had ever done the. course in before. f. A family party of well-known Brook-ftlynltes that reached the Breakers licit SJoarly in tho week to spend the rc-tjmainder of the son, included Mrs. Chesebroiigh, jir.

and F. F. gUhesebrough and Mr. and Mrs. A.

(1. 8 'hesebrouirh. other lirooklj registra FOR LIMB TROUBLES VAnK'OSIS VKISS. Weak AnltV: or nny Limb troubles. A IT A II an thf-y may be iviimIkmI or 1ioHm1.

0ll (IKTMU.i;, made to nifusurt1. jn rlHHtlt'l atl-j ii Hin Met luum like a null, IiK.il, iinrouM, ONMM Cunt H-5n fcli, nr two fur tho Bam li'iib, pnslpaM. Send for pclf-measurt'nient blank We a' so Pijrcpusf trat Bfi-cal I mu ritMtf I leera, I'ori'mlliUlon 1'iIKK. Cor 11ms 1,1 mb Spec, I II Mtf WfHt L'd New Vurk. I'lKtiic Hryiint 21H1.

1 p( increasing the vessel speed. The Cunard Line have added to their sailing list a special spring sailing of the new steamship laconla to the Mediterranean from New York, Saturday, April llth. The ports of call will be Gibraltar. Monaco, Naples, Patras Trieste and Fiuine. The 1'nion Pacific Railroad has announced that barber shops will be installed in the observation cars on the Los Angeles Limited, which leavo Chicago at 10.02 V.

iM. daily, and runs solid via Omaha, Ogilen and Salt Lake City to Los Angeles in sixty-six hours, slnrting on March 1 It On Monday and Tuesday Only when the price affords you so great a saving. tions at the Breakers tins week were. g.Mr. and Mrs.

A. A. Dalui and Mr. and Mrs. C.

F. Bird. a BROOKLYN'S BEST KNOWN PIANO HOUSE si OUR PP A CON We are forced to put UUK a quick seUing pric on these pianos at the present time for the following reason Four new rooms that we have just added to our increasingly popular lifcwfei Victrola Department have taken the space formerly used for some of our new reserve stock of pianos. Rather than pay rental to store them outside of our building, we have decided to put them in the space occupied by these rebuilt pianos; but as the room is needed immediately, we have deducted what we would have to pay for the outside storage from the regular selling prices of these 24 Pianos, believing that the radical reductions, as soon as known, will give us the space by Tuesday Night. Can you really afford to let this opportunity pass-especially if you have decided to have a piano? livery instrument is in perfect order and guaranteed by us with privilege of exchanging if not satisfactory in every way.

The following list is an evidence of the character of the pianos: WEIGHT QUALITY PURE FRESH Weber $75 Jacob Bros. $155 Heinrich $110 Willard $155 Baus $120 Harmony $160 Volze $125 Huntington $165 Schencke $130 Richardson $165 McCammon $130 Huntington $170 Marryatt $135 Foster $175 Webster $140 Mendelssohn $175 Bradbury $145 Huntington $195 Keller Bros. $150 Steinway $220 Emerson $150 Sterling $245 Bent $150 Sohmer $295 DILLMAN'S Home IVIde Bread Ture, Lit'causc of the selot-tcd ingredients and the care used in mixing and baking under the best sanitary conditions. Fresh, beciiuse each fragrant loaf is machine wrapped (almost hermetically) in waxed paper; fresh from bakery to consumer. Quality of Dillman'a Itread is its constant advertising medium.

Buy a loaf today and Dillman's Bread will alwaijH be on your table. Dillman's, the Bread that need no analysis. Sold at AU First-Class Groceries and Delicatessen Stores in Greater New York DiLLMAN BAKING Richmond Hill, L. I. The picture above is view of the Dillman Booth at the rood Show, which do last night after two weeks of unprecedented attendance.

HEADQUARTERS FOR PIANOS AXD VICTR0LAS Bs Sterling Piano i Manufacturers Wholesale and Retail Warerooms: STERLING BUILDING 518-520 Fulton Street, Corner of Hanover Place, Brooklyn.