tlcnlfy your choice

of any one or all of a commIttee

of three prominent tboe manufacturers to visit the

Refal factory and make a report on the questions nmed below

COMMITTEE OF THREEWE agree to extend to the three prominent shoe manufacturers who receive the

number of votes before June 30 a cordial invitation to visit the Regalfactory and make a thorough investigation and report on materials andmanufacturing methods We further agree to for the information and benefit of thepublic their answers to the following questions

How do the styles of the Regal Shoe compare with those of any other line of shoesand sold for higher prices

FIT How do the fitting qualities of Regal Shoes compare with those of the highest priced shoes

How does the workmanship in Regals compare with that of any other shoes sold for 330 or500 and 600

How does the uniform quality of the leather used In Regals compare with that in all other shoesVUAUII sold for 350 or more

Does the Regal Shoe Company use genuine oldfashioned oak bark tanned sole leatherexclusively an only T Is this not the best sole leather tannedAre there not more custom benchworkman employed and more hand work in the manufactureof Regal shoes than in that of any other sold at 350 and up to 600

niMUTITV Does not the Regal Shoe Company Mil more fkoti directly to contftner than any etheror world

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Regal Buzzsaws We thus proved that90 per cent of all S8GO

have Hemlock soles or heapsubstitutes disguised as oak underbaplfinish-

Valvic Calfskin thatRegal is waterproof ascrayenette and porous as wethe famous in win-

dows A of this celebrated leatherwas between two transparent jarsIt allowed illuminating gas to pass

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a pieced or patched vamp underthe toecap ntttt

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genuine oakbark soleleather in all Regals we adopted-the Window of the Sole a detachable seal affixed to the sole ofevery Regal shoe before it is finished Tearing off thislabel lays bare before you purchase the rich buff color ofhonest enduring oaktanned leather

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whether or not vamp or upper under the toecap is whole or whether it has been pieced and

Write the names of the manufacturers you select for this committee across the picture frames above and mail theclipping to this

With the permission of the gentlemen chosen we shall announce the result on June 30 and immediately issue theinvitations

HEGAL COMPANY inc109 Summer St Boston Mass Manufacturers of the

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XANPATTERSOXMAY XOT GET ITWITHOUT ORGAN SMITH

Plea to IndleUnent Postponed to Allowor MoUon to Quash OfflclaJ SajiWoman Will Have to Stay In the TombsLnttl Fall The Stern Identifications

Nan Patterson under Indictment for theof Ccasar Young will not plead

tintil tomorrow momtog at 10 oclockMiss Patterson aooompanled by her

legal advisers was before Judge Newburgerin Part I General Sessions yester-day She seemed to be in better

than at any time since the tragedyHer tearing as the walked Into the courtroomwas composed and alert and severaltimes she smiled at something thataid to her by her counsel

Nan Patterson sold the clerk of thecourt holding the indictment in his hand

you are charged with murder in the firstdegree How do you plead guilty or notguilty

We plead not guilty said Mr LevyMiss Pattersons counsel and ask yourHonor for leave to withdraw the plea byFriday If we see fit

I am opposed to that method of plead-ing said Judge Newburger When aplea ia made I like it to stand

Judge Newburger then at Mr Levysto let the pleading go

until next Friday for the purposeof givingnotice to the District Attorney of a motionfor leave to examine the Grandminutes The notice was served upontb Dlatrlct Attorney yesterday afternoonend Instead of next Friday the time sped

10 There is little doubtf K that the Court will rule favorably on

that Is not based on sufficientvldenoe When this Is denied and It Is

I In his case will come onand be disposed of In tho coniiug month v

are who are not BO sanguineIn ths They believe cuewill not reach trial themeans Mian Patterson will have toRim the summer In the Tombs It Is

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reason it is thought theAttorney will make a strong appeal for

on the ground that witnessesweight in case for the ate not

reach A gentleman connectedwith tile District Attorneys saidyesterday that be had no that thecase Patterson would oome to trialbefore fall

Mrs the widow of the deceasedbookmaker John D Mlllln the late Car

s and confidential and-a number of the relativesof Mrs Youngwere at the Criminal Court Building yester-day and made formal statements toant District Attorney Oarvan

Abraham Levy one of Miss Pattersons

was in a sanitarium within fifty miles ofNew York

In his sworn statement on which Isbased the motion for leave to inspect theGrand minutes Mrthe history of the case from the time of the

to the finding of the Insaying among that

when Miss Patterson was brought beforeCoroner Brown on Tuesday afternoon Itwas for the sole purpose enabling oneor more personsto the Coroners court representativesof the District Attorneys tothe defendant could after shebad thus been brought Into such courtroom and her known

This was on the occasion when thebroker Stem wu brought into the Coroners

terson u the woman who accompanied-the of the pistol onbefore was shot the pawnbroker to do

Send the Chlekrapex Boys Something toRead

president of the Board ofHealth is very anxious that the patientson North Island andInston Avenue Hospital Brooklyn which

are tofrom contagious diseases should havegood matter sent them and he will

general public will send them

for Brother Island should bo addresstd Book for on NorthBrother Island earn Department ofHealthFlfryflfth street and avenue

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KILLED IDS SON BYACCIDENT

BOY t PLAY SPRANG OUT FROStBEHIND A BUSH

Now Ive Got You Said He a If He WereHighwayman Father Struck at HimIn the Dark With an Open Knife Whleblie Had In Ills Stand In Fear or Attack

RIVBBTON N J June 14 Mistaking hisfifteenyearold son for a thug WalterReinlok an insurance agent plunged hispenknife into his heart killing instantlyThe Jumped out of some bushes tofrighten his father and Reiniok tailed torecognize him in time Relneck lives In alonely neighborhood in the eastern portionof the town The section is infested withnegroes some of whom had for some reasonmade threats against Belnlcks life Lastnight he attended a meeting the firehouseand started for home about half put tenAs he neared tbe lonely part of the townbefore coming to his house he thought ofthe threats that had been made against himand while not really anticipating dangerprepared the which he had

the largest blade of his penknifeand held It clenched In his aswent along Suddenly from a bush along-side the a ted

Now IveAt the same time what was a

human form sprang at him InstinctivelyRelnlck drew

at his assailant The figure fellbackOh Papa said a voice

saw his eOn on Theknife had penetrated the heart and boywas

Relnlck picked the and ran withhim In arms to the house of RudolphEvans who lives at the head of

home his remorse became so great that nowanted to kill himself

Relnlck thrust the knife with all his foreHe Is A little man and his son even thoughonly 15 stood higher than he did

Cnlnrse Merchants to Dine Pudinner will be given in honor of Prince

Pu Lun the Chinese Minister and theConsul of New York by the Chinese

Merchants Association tonight atHotel Manhattan

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Bass orAre you looking for a quiet farm house or village

where your family can Summer orelaborate service at points where fine links tennis

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Do you desire Information as to the of cool andlake resorts and and hunting pounds of v-

Wisconsin Minnesota and Northern MichiganAre you Interested In the to the of ColoradoUtah the Black Hills the Yellowstone the Yosemite Alaska or themany delightful places on the Pacific CoastIf so you hundreds of helpful facts by application to theticket of the

CHICAGOk

NORTHWESTERNRA-ILWAY

j We publish numerous maps extensive hotel lists and interest-

ing which are at your disposal Our representatives t-

will answer your inquiries youassistance arranging your Summer lfm

you cannot call advising whatsubject you are interested In andv matter will be sent you free of charge

All Acts KlHIcUfU via this line JAftt C ft l w 4SI Dway

New York

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WORLDS FAIRJ-une 9 16 23 30

Round Trip S 1800 From NewYorkTi-

ckets load la Coaches on Train leavlni New York IJb rtyxSlwt 1000 AUTicket Offices 4M end 1J09 Brosdwsy and S Astor Horse Ml FuJtoa Strict Brooklja

Suits To Order 20Former Price TicKets Were 60

On our second floor there still remains 8 tablesfull of the stoch of McDonald Gardner Gain of

B West 34th St This concern catered to ex-

clusive trade They started in business in themiddle of March we bought their entire stocK ofcloths and trimmings made suits at 50and 56OA Wen a suit from these cloths for

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Discriminatethat subtle touch of distinction that

removes the VMJUS from the commo-

iplue takes oa t petfect meaning inthe faraitufe we ofer lere for the

country house

Pieces for the Dining Room Bedroom

tad Living Room that heir i distiacl

chum for cnirtcter atmosphere and ire

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GrandFurniture Company

Incorporated

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THE SEAOOERS

E H Harrlman Going Abroad ViceAdmiral or the Siamese Navy HereThese aeagoors are booked for the

same steamer on June SS Edward HHarriman James Stillman George FBaker and H MoK Twornbly

Arrivals by the liner Zeeland-

In from Antwerp yesterday were Baronessvon Muenohhausen the Right Rev P A

Puissant Mr and Mrs W R HopkinsDr Gale and Congressman B B

Dovener of West VirginiaAmong the voyagers by the Holland

America steamship Rotterdam from Rot-

terdam and Boulogne were CountMauricede Perigny and Dr William Huger

Aidu Plessls de Richelieu ViceAdmiralof the Siamese Navy arid vlcepreald ofthe ScandinavianAmerican line arrivedyesterday by the line steamship Helbg

from CopenhagenPassengers frill sail on the big White

Star Line which leavestoday for Liverpool include

Lady Malcolm or Pollalloch Col EdwardM Knox and Mrs Knox Mn Frederic BronIOn Miss Eleanor Talntor Mr and Mrs B LBchopamnker Mrs C Leslie Allen MrsThomas Barbour Mr and Mrs J W darkMr and L C Clark StuartCoates Mr and Mrs Alfrwl M Costa theRev Fben B Cobb and Mrs Cobb Mr andMrs Henry N Robert E

John Don GraM Eaton

BlIss WOdell nnd Dr and Mr Irvine CWood

Crazefl by Her NameElla Dowie 40 years old was taken

the City HpspiUsl Blackwells toBellsvuo yesterday and In the insaneward to thenurse who aocompanied her Mrs Dowlehas been war

BO by the assertion of the otherthat she must be a relative

of Dr Elijah Dowle that has developed

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Well stack our straw hatsagainst any made and leave the

to youThe braids that are form

this year heights ofcrown widths

own face shortthe veryhat for you is here

toPanamas 8 and 10

ROGERS PEET COMPANYUS Broadway City Hall

and Warren StMi Broadway cor Itth W Oil r n

l 0 to 144 fib Ave by mall120 Broadway cor 2d

Weit M St

THE BANK GOT HIS 9StOOO

Buffalo Mans Company t Oppose aCorp Game

Up In Buffalo Fred Warren runs a saloonHe hoard that certain bank in New Yorkhad won 30000000 through the cleverdeallpg of a personal friend of a Buffalofriend of his who wanted to get hunkwith the house for letting him out HisBuffalo friend who York wrotehim to come down here the rest he saidwould fee as easy as taking a fall out of adead man

ifrom his bank In

the way to Hoboken and across the ferryHis friend met him at Christopher streetand got him Into a cab That was last

night-Yesterday was hi the West Side

was up oh the bridge while hisfriend Peter was at theThere was a long outoh the left side of

Warren he said had bithim with at stickr Your Honor said Warren I have beenswindled in the I wasto invest ascertain sum In a company to

a corporation One mem-bers of the new had been employed-by corporatiOn asefforts had made 120000000our stockholders were assured handsome

on theirCounsel for Forrestal Interrupted

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These Mens SUITSAre Now 1450

18 to 25 Suits they are some of the most stylish Summer

Suits we have had in our stock There are fancy choviots in

medium and light colors and attractive worsteds and there

will be no trouble at all in finding size

About a hundred men can come a share in this fino luck

and the nearer you are to being Number One the better your

chance for getting just the stylish handsome Summer suit you

want at saving

1450 EachT-hen for the man who wants a pair of black liglitweight

Summer Trousers here is a lot of black unfinished

worsted left over from suits specially priced at 3 a pairSecond floor Fourth nvcnue

Mens New STRAW HATS-at 150

The rest ol the story is that they are worth cents to a I

dollar more We got them at a special concession Split

Straw and Sennit Braid in every desirable height and

width of brim and in a full sizerange All clean new and

this seasons make

150 Each Worth 2 and 250Then theres a cbance for the man who likes the comfort

coolness and style of a Panama hat Heres a group of

8 and 10 Ecuador Panama Hats at 5

Fine braid carefully woven without filling and with softbrims that can be worn inany ehape desired Hats that areinfinitely better than the bargain hats usually sold at f5 or

thereaboutsThen all our regular assortment of Mens Straw Hats is ready

Sannit Straw Hats at II 1180 3 tJJMi and 13 eachStraw Hats at 1150 M 360 f and S3 each

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There are linen suits in bluegreen tan in plain colors andstripes some in fay mixturessome of mohair and a few

Swiss muslin dresses inblack costume style trimmedin white Some of the suitshaveblouse coats most of themare in dressy shirtwaist styles

Yesterday they were marked-

at 18 to 35 Today they are

Ten Dollars a SuitSecond floor Broadway

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CAVES OFCALIFORNIA

California bas surname ttoralbridges caves etc of little tatar

Mammoth Cave ol CalaAlabaster Cave the Crys

of subterranean apartments such aaBridal Chamber theRoom inS tbe Maito

HallThe t shortest and route

to thai aenta Is via

UNION PACIFICAND

SOUTHERN PACIFICFASTEST

SHOMTIST LINKMOOTHMT TRACK

Imjnlr at

217 IROAIWAYHEW YORK PITY

consisted of himself and thetwo other men were to break the

Warren instead lost 16000 lastnight and Forrestel lost 3500 When

tried to borrow a few dollars th lamorning he was assaulted

the Courton my part Warren I

drew 15000 my savings from the

You entered Into a scheme to beat thebank and you lost remarked the Court

But your Honor I know nothing ofgambling

quite evident But you can donothing man

about my money Judge If Iwore a farmer como to town togoods would you treat the prisoner thesame way

The oaee was thrown out of court Noteven who arrested the menat Seventysecond street and Central Park

the game had takenplace

Prerolnrnt UpState Republican MissingUTICA N Y June 14 Adolphus Roux

83 one of the pioneer Republicansof Hamilton countyfrom his viU for nine

been or lost In Adiron-dack forest and dead of exposure He lefthis home In on a Saltingexpedition a week ago Sunday

soest

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Here is a direct saving of

seventeen dollars on bedsteadsthat in pattern construction-and finish are the best we knowof The design is particularlyhandsome the finish is the bestpossible and they will last alifetime

This word of descriptionFortythree uUeifced Braes Bedsteads

4 ft 6 in wide C ft 4 m long InsideM inches high footpiece 48

inohes high ainch pillars J inch fillingtubes Jilnch top rail three top crossrails and two lower ones In footpieoe-footpieoe ia extended pattern and hascast brass goooeneck connections topand bottom fillers and croesralla havebrass 1 ball connections 3Klnchvases large husks highly polished andfinely lacquered Seven in 3 ft 3 inand seven in 4 ft size to sell in addition-to the fortythree bedsteads In full size

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From 1200 to 3000

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SPECIAL COURTS FOR ITS CASES

Metropolitan Street Railway System Mtk-Cliangrs In Its Law Department

Changes have boon made In the law de-

partment of the New York City Metropoli-tan Company to

1 work will Ndivided Into two departments one to 1

and trial of accident cases ana

legal business The general lawdepartment continue to be in of

general solicitorL Quackenbush of Buffalo will

of the trial department withAmbrose F McCabe as

It ia proposed tbe announcerecent legislation when th

to assign a certain number ofparts the Uial f tks oem

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