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E. Tr!pltt TebUtU
f oroc Skrtt
inDi-
, THBWTOW, K. i", !.. i.Ts nv.
n . TrMrirtt. ot Woodbury, ft tfroby
t HHan mlrtr, ftit most of ttaq mornlnn
on th witness strtiwl fcfor a V. I. Jo'
i, as Mstlw In Ckwnccry, In h! suit
r sltvorca-rom hto rounr wlf, who,
r4lMrf wltnMM, had dtctare Vood
f -4fht "to" stow roc hsr.'t.iHf that h
M tlr4 ef hm irt1f."
The minister nil- destrtlon and ln
Adalltr arm th witness' tettm6ny today
w l.r(lr M u Mllf td fa.mlltarttJw be
'twsvn h: wit M Mi B. Cosh, p. Nw
tHt " broker. Tto minister salit h sur
priard Cosh, whom he dcrlBd as "n, good
looking; younjr man." In hi horns and ter
mw h'm Jumi) over a bade fence and 'ride
st In a taxleab,
Mrs. Trlpiett and "her mothr, Mrs, Mar
iiral Keteon, dwmr of Jtts Island, one ot
the Thousand "Islands In the Ht, fjiwrcnea
Wvr. wrre In court and frequently Blow-M-td
at the young minuter us he biivu tes
, t.pmny against her.
e Trlflett told of an Incident In a 3ew
York, subway station when a men whom he
believed wad Cosh sought to speak to Mr.
Trlplett, but on seelnr him (TrlpletO. he
, concealed himself behind a pillar.
The minister said he was married In
ttAV York on June to, 11QS, but did not
ro to Woodbury Until April, 1909. He
told of returning home to New York Un
expectedly after a service In Woodbury on
several occasions' and finding cigar butts
, and empty wine bottles on tho table.
Tripled said that on another occasion
. when he went home, about Thanksgiving,
1908, he found the door held fast with a
chair Qgalnat It and his wife conversing
wKh n man behind the closed door. Triplet!
ring the bell, and his wife,' tatter peering
nj him through a crack, shouted, "What the
i are vou Aalnr hAra?' Nha 4n!,1 hfm
he should be at work and that he "cQiildn't
loaf there." Trlolott raid he nurnued the
visitor, but the latter eluded him.
Describing alleged Intlrnaclcs he had
marked between hi wife and Cosh, he
aid they would talk for long times to
gether and there would be prolonged hand
shakes. The preacher said his wlfo had
Introduced film to Cosh ot her mother's
hntne In the Thousand Islands, and he was
enabled to watch the conduct of tho pair.
Trlplctt said one evening at Cosh's house,
where they were all visiting, he, tho hua.
band, seeing his wife looking dreamily nt
Cosh, blurted out that "she used to look at
nio like that" . .
Trlplctt said his wlfo, blushed at this
remark and wanted to go home.
"LIAR," GIDBONEY
CALLS FOE OF LICENSE
Contlnoed from fats 6ni
I w6uld sell out to the liquor Interests If
they would come, tome with a straight bus!
nsa proposition." .mcrefrred ;to his house
at, .600! Lansdowne 'avenue which adjoins
the location of, the proposed paloon. '
Have you said this to any one olsor
asked the court. - '.'-
"McMulltn, my attorney,"
"And dq you "mean 'Jo say.hat you stood
av the bar of this court "and. never opened
your mouth," (Juerled the Judges.
"I did." said Dennis; "I am a mechanic,
pt an attqfny."'i '
"?tow much did ,Jou' teU'aibboney you
would take for your propertyT"
"Fifty-five hundred. This wss prior to
the June meeting of the court.'" answered
Dennis.
He said that he objected to a saloon ad
lnlng his property and was tired of the
wjiole affair. '
LAWYER CALLEp TO STAND
C. Oentley Collins, attorney fnr (ha
church folk, arose as Dennis sat down and
asked his followers who were In court to
rtee. A hundred men" and women did so.
Collins himself was then ordered to the
witness stand.
."Dennis called on me mid told me ho was
offered 150,000 for his property If he would
stay out of the fight," he stated In answer
to, questions from the bench.
"qid he say that'CJIbboney had It fixed?"
he was asked. w
Colln's answer was evasive and this
-roused Judges Barratt and Davis.
'J didn't want to cause any row about
tt,!' Collins explained, s.
Here Qlbboney Interposed, and this was
the first Intimation the audience had .that'
W JM
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"tMl't 'VIM tM Ikat aUan linwn
rwr aewt k Sraa a Jlr M ae4,
C4ima replKM by saying that he had
known Dennis for many years and what
ever might be said Against hfm he had
IW,yj,now" Klm "' '
"wny. you are a oolloagu of mine and
yt you have kept these charges against
me. from me continued 'Qlbboney.
Then Olbboncy. as he explained, to "de
fend myself," read his lengthy statement.
cojtFEssBD iiyrGcniTK"
"I hare asked .this oporfunlty to address
v'?.courl hecau! of the publicly uttered,
deliberately false and Intentionally mis
leading statements of n man personally
Interested In this, transfer question and
who wished ahd wotked to become a finan
cial beneficiary of It.
"i characterise the said Harry C. Dennis
as a confessed . hypocrite, a blsckmsller
and a liar."
He termed Dennis In direct langusgs as
a man, "Infinitely- more dangerous than
,tho outlawed wdmsn of the streets or the
bold and hsrdened crlmlnsl." rt said ha
was "cpvctoUs; scheming, wth Itching pslm
and selfish ambltlqn,"
TKIjLS OF DKNNIH'fl VISIT
Olbbone'y then told In detail of "Dennis
visit to njm Dennis, he said, had pro
fessed his deslro to get away from the
plsce "when a man comes along and buys
my place."
"VI. Hr tomorrow," lie said Dennis
continual!, "I'm through with this business
Just us soon as I can get rid of my
Property. For eight years I've been doing
all the work In that neighborhood to keep
Out saloons, but I'm tired of being the
goat for the churqtt people out there, A
tot of them tire flWrltes anyhow, and
they dont appreciate anything any one
does, and t am tired of them. They do
nil tho talking and I do nil the work.
Kcceiitly I was a delegate to a local option
meeting, attended by delegates appointed
b. ?mmb'r ?f "VVest Philadelphia churches.
At that meeting I wSs appointed chairman
of the Local Option Legislative Commit
tee. In a few days twopreachers wanted
me to call a meeting of my committee and
Indorse two gang candidates for tho Irtgls
laturo. "I refused to do so until an olllclal of
the Local Option League nsked me to, and
then 1 did J but It Just shows what some
hypocrites sonie preachers nre. and I have
had all tho experience with them I want.
As Boon as I can sell mv nronrlvt'll mnv
becatiso I'vo had enough and nm through;
but there'll never be a saloon orl that cor
ner If I can prevent It until tho owner buys
my property, too. I'm going to fight any
ono who applies uritll I sll my plnco, be
cause I'm not going to lose, two thousand
or twenty-five hundred dollars In depre
ciated vnlue of that property f I have to
Mir w the whota rlhborhod very s
alon ot the License Court. Why, I've-always
agitated from fifty to sixty per cent
of all tho opposition In every remonstrnnco
filed against that corner, and It 1 didn't
stir uj the remonstrance thtro wouldn't
be much of a fight made. When n man
comes along and buys my place I'll cease
my opposition, and not before."
DKAt. It I'llOPfiltTt
"I tried to mAke a deal to sell my prop
erty to Ed Trainer three years ago, when
hu was looking for a property for some opd
who wanted to establish a saloon In that
same neighborhood. I nsked him J8060
for my property; ho offered $I00. Hut
before theithlng went through Trainer died,
and then It was alt off. Then Ilutke de
cided he wanted to pen on that corner,
and I entered Into Ah arrangement with
him. through an ngent. to sell my place
for 15760; but he refused to put up mors
than (SO for teh option, and I wanted a
thousand, so we couldn't come to any agree,
ment. I wasn't going l oremove my orlpo
o.tlon for JP0, and then. If the transfer
was refused, have him backdown on his
agreemont to buy my ptaco, ton. In such
event It Would, become known I had sold
my place to a liquor dealer and I would
have tq move and still have the property
on my hands. If ho had put up n thoussnd
dollars the Investmetn would be enough to
compel him to buy my house, transfer or
no transfer.
"I know that neighborhood Is changing.
Booner or Inter n license will be granted
there to nomo one Hut they'Vc got to tnke
In my place first. I'm out to sell that
property, and I'm going to sell It before
anybody gels n license for that corner."
Olbboney, after telling of the visit and
story, said ha had never heard a tale
"so braxenly immoral, bold and brutal."
So nmaxlng was this revelation of Olb
boney thai the spectators looked from Den
nis to Olbboney and then back again until
the court announced that tho rasa would
be hold under advisement and they left
the room,
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DIAMONDS
Fine lint of ntw
Crn Cold Dia
mond La Vallierai,
$7.50 to $10.00
Other Diamond Ij
fthr r. $5.00
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Est. 1861.
35i S. 8th St
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Week
end Sale
Of Slightly Used'
Pianos
We have just received 32 Upright Pianos from our
factory, where they have been thoroughly renovated
and, made like new.
These instruments will be on sale today and to
morrow at our warerooms, 11th and Chestnut Sts.
'Terms can be arranged to suit
tne convenience of the customer,
and every instrument carries the
Cunningham guarantee.
$275 Bacon &
Co., $85
WALNUT CASH
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$300 Emerson
,$95
flOSEWOOD CASK
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$260 SYRACUSE PIANO GO.
EUONV
$260 NARTIN PIANO CO.
ROSEWOOD
$250 J. P. HALE
ROSEWOOD
$260 MYERS & COMPANY
ROSEWOOD
$276 HALLET & CUMST0N
EBONY
$275 MARSHALL & WENDELL
ROSEWOOD
$275 HORACE WATERS
ROSEWOOD
$276 F. CONNOR
$275 WINTERS 7k COMPANY
ROSEWOOD
$276 C. EDWARDS & CO.
WALNUT
$800 MAHLIH, LOVE & CO.
VAtnuv
$325 JEWETT PIANO 00.
ROSEWOOD I
$326 ALBREOHT, BICKERS &v
SCHMIDT
NOW
$350 Hallet &
Davis, $125
MAWOOANV CASK
$325
$326
$325
$325
$350
$350
MAIIOOANY
C. LICHTIE & CO.
MAHOGANY
HEINTZ WALNUT
$65
$70
$70
$70
$75
$75
$75
$85
$85
$95
$95
$105
$105
$110
$110
$115
$115
$125
$125
$350
lrr Pond, $411 A. I. f HAs!
BREWSTER PIANO CO
MAHOGANY
ERNEST QABLER ft CO.
MAIIOOANY
KRAKAUER BROS.
MAIIOOANY
HARVARD PIANO CO.
$375 HAZELT0N PIANO CO. $ 1 o e
WALNUT VlOO
$375 EVERETT PIANO CO.
MAHOGANY
$400 BALDWIN PIANO CO.
MAHOGANY
$460 LYON & HEALY
MAHOGANY
$410 BLASIUS PIANO BO.
WALNUT
$450 KRANICH & IACH
MAHOOANY
$411 SQHMER ft COMPANY
MAHOOANY
$135
$135
$140
$150
$150
$150
to$165
$165
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Special for
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5
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Exactly 150
Luxuriously Fur Trimmed
SILK PLUSH COATS
Positively
worth,
up to
$40.00
$25
Positively ,
worth ' ,
up to '
$40.00 "...
NOTE The illustrations above arc taken froni photographs of these coats.
.
There are exactly 150 coats, every one a perfect beauty in their fullrsweep effects and
gorgeous trimmings of furs. j . ,
their truly
The Reason for This Below Regular Price
TWeoata nple. td showroom pieces; naturally they are of best
They were; handled and they naturally show a little roughness 'in the pile that is
t! le tStre - cdl your attention it The
Hf -.. ui jusc enougn to induce the maker to sacrifice his profit.
They are developed of finest shimmering silk plush and are satin lined throughout
cuffs and bottom of coats with fur others haw fur onllm-e 0J a. j
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plush trimmed with fur. f a
The choosing is unusual for every size is represented. . ' ' l '. '"
Cold weather is bound to be with us now and when again can you expect an offer like this?
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Some show collars of fur and
have very deep collars qf
Dependable Furs at the Earte Store
Greu Fox
Sets at .
$22-50
Oje of he mpt poplar furs this anion. Good
ilre animal loarf and -barrel muff. Head and tall
trimmed, ,
Stone Marjertand kunk
upoMtim Scify
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