The evening world. Newspaper, February 22, 1900, Page 8

SILENC Prrreereeory MOUNEUX'S WIFE MOUNeu’ MOTHER SAYS: REAK E TO nocent and Will Get J a New Trial. . Feb. %2—The In-ying to breik the bars that keep us to-day prints this long interview | apart, and hold you in them again.’ wife mother of Roland| “Just think,” she said, “I can't even. eel BS eatlacs polsoner of | Ki## Roland or clasp his hand. Simpiy stand outside, the door with the keeper Kate Adams, now in Bing 8IP6}and talk to him, and you as a woman awaiting appeal from his death /know that words from the heart lose tence: much of thelr sweetness through an SING, N. Y.—Feb. 21.1 have] Other's ears. Good-night. Come and see me when times are happier. They wil! - plaid Lead alot Respetiod be soon, I feel them coming. Roland ay innocence try to polton any one! It is absurd, and ‘These words were spoken by Mrs. Gen.) the work of some of nis enomies, What ‘Molineux as she sat in the parior of Mt.| motive could he have? He did not care Henry G. Miller's house, at 157 Spring | enougn one way or the other for Harry prennig Cornish to wish him out of the way “We have all along been hopeful, and} “We walk every day to the priron hill I Qelt sure that justice would be dealt at| Dut @ short distance from here, and iene there can see the ward where the hte Mrs. Roland Burnham Moll-| Condemned men are. Good-night. You e haggard ‘a low divan opposite{ don't know how kindly 1 feel toward in-law. The two women) ©V@ry one for their sympathy.” i 4 St at eae te ani the aw | _ MISSES CIGARETTES, . ‘go hard and 00 cruel. but my| Then Mrs. Gen. Molineux said, and mother-in-law have had| “Blanche is so nervous to-night she | guch courage all through that I have| needs rest. My son was telling her to- been ashamed to shed weak woman's|day how he spends his time. He is tears.” much interested in mathematics, you NERVOUS, BUT BRAVE. know, and when not reading the maga- nines we send him he is poring over some Mrs, Roland Burnham Molineux, who| “eebraic protiem. Pbiaee hg Nemes oS EL eer eer rer Perec cerrneeer es se eae now what one would call & worriment of the past year in the lines in her face, her figure is not lean enough to sorrow. She is of medium with attractive blue eyes, and in @ most up-to-date style. O$-06-4-23n 05S os i al S+seses SPT SPP ee eee iti if 22 rt wes turquoise blue velvet th a diamond fleur de iis. A can see that she is rerv- she is reserved and quiet i face at onee most black ip Her iy drawn back ina plain knot of her head ts streaked with | 4 face shows lines of sorrow of a woman of human life! and keen 7 2 ¥ 3 iy a? ; but it ts a fas i) the interes! an with a magnificent cour- THE WOHLD: THURSDAY EV ROLINEUX’S WIFE AND a4 44 and he will be foe triad 1 wi Poor fellow, Ne} 5.886 Bb 0: 94-9-0-2DD OAD TE dada dO 585 Fs wore « tan taflor-made sult, Je, with a white shirt watst were ringlets save her wed- nd one small diamond. Her perfect and she talks with faire of @ woman of the : " prt i #he fm brown broadcloth, skirt of escurial lace. Around ‘ i ° Hi * * ; a F i Molineux ts evidently a religious fect, she says that “the mys- sorrows of life will bow us to if we do not frol that the| } ving belonged to a higher| ¢ of the Molineux women has caused much talk, | sight of them has made the Molineux partisans. in the parlor of the Spring , & “homely” place, with its pictures and books, not ele- refined, and it ts just such a it offers these re! es of the ‘ man a privacy that was impossible in New York. ,. Miller is simply a sample of the sympathy shown these women He - not know the Molineuxs when he them the entire floor of his pretty fs! it 2 3 3 eee Hyls i f / + B MOLINEUX. docessesesenes Oe eee ee ee ee If such a blow should come an do te to accept tt with the | & MRS. R. z misses his cigarettes: but he is learning) protest her to smoke a corncob pipe. He likes his | al! quarters better than the Tombs, and I| strength which I am sure would be am sure that there {s not a happier man] given us and wait for the justice that in Sing Sing to-day than Roland. His| would be dewlt In another world.” cell te Hehted with electric lights and} “You have refused to accept any money {8 ag comfortable as a prison can be. | raised?” Blanche writes him every day, and,| “Yes, Gen though the letters are written to be/kind feeling that prompts th » Dut worutiniged by the prison authoritier,}os long as we are able to give all we there is enough of the wife's loving|have for Roland we cannot call upon mesrage in them to cheer my son up in| the public,” the awful silence of that steel-bound) “Neither Blanche nor myself feel building.” harshly toward the men who listened THE MOTHER'S FAITH. and condemned Roand. They spoke ac- cording to their light—though the ert. det Inst hi Md not hy “How did you feel, Mra. Molinuex, peace aaein oe rll a when the verdict was given’ convincing even to an unprejudiced Iis- t as though tron tener, and hardened me| HIDDEN ENEMY BEHIND. we | Molineux appreciates the Roland but twice a week,” said; “they told us that is prison, and we asked nO exception in our case. husband has determined to adhere strictly to the! Of the institution, and while he is root he will be treated as all MOLINEUX’S FARE. “Bile fare? No, it is not of the finest;|, f felt for a mo it is plain and good; {t is prepared by | MM entered my it it .f i! Hi FE 3 the hospital and is well cooked. 1 was|'? 4!! feeling, Gut After a while « “ h there to-day they brought him his|*mething crept into iy howr “There Is a hidden enemy back af tt at Pesricd 4 te ge have | sentiand that the ways and w ll. Crigase onalt hide Johg, and he will c | of life were not mine to so! we mutton, a potato, bread 4a e ary t . 1H +4 5 eipligrd came into my heart ind sald sustion and Bien weld re, Molinwan, et bowl of rice pudding. You know he ‘s and ord let you fer nquer in the end. You |” mine Strong, having been an athlete, and it is | MROCeHCe would « eal of the power of endurance he hax, '00% “lspassionately on wrrywe |foeis aure that In God's own good time Semaee withetand this ordeal. The| “One of the Sloters of it. Xavier tas) men will grasp the hand of tay eon, just Ibeeper furnished him to-day with In-| S°°? & area, dear friend to me. Jas willingly, Good nigot.” And walked | Gan clube, and he will take reguiar ex.| “I am not of her faith, no; we are! ju: inta the snow-covered street and ld Presbyterians, but she ‘+ Yo 8 CDrB- | down the hill. feeling I had been In the tian woman, “T have been married forty years, and have learned that knots unravel them- selves if we will only have a liftie faith My son sald 10 me to-day cony house where the Mol to die in a few weeks. “Mother, you have a something in| are staying is 4 “Orie Ha” eee 4 Women firmly believe there will| You and a true ring in your voice that |the morbid and curious can look down an ) Re & new tril. Neither of them thinks | k a fellow up." y* of electrocution upon the death 5 electrical chair as a reality in =e long wi'l you remain here? Molinoux’s case. “Por several weeks at any rate. Prob: Will be Gelivered at inst, we ably until a new criml is inatitured. It te Pe! ad che Sh the saset beatae Fivets they both said. & comfort for us to be near Roland,|in the world, and day by day the bust- though we cannot often see him.’ 1 RAP AT OSBORNE. ling crowds pass on. The busy village | People, each intent their and that Distrct-attorney wu! WHOLE FAMILY THERE, [fi "ive. “Go ty. bvery. nour to bite his own words,” said) “Wil! Gen, Molineux be here? [eorieking traing bearing on happy hu- Roland B. Molifneux, with a| “Yes; Gen Molineux and our lawyers| =!) WhO scarcely give a passing Color and © great deal of are to be expected ina day or two. He ‘’UEDt to the men dead in life within is doing all he can to bring about a new » under the prison. There i “De you know Gov. Roosevelt?" trial, Eh that trial justice will pe dealt " amd Mra, Gen, Molineux smiled, ee We can prove that my son did not buy the Grift of your question. You the bottle-holder; that he was not at the Mf we will need him. No, we rf bes we private jetter-box estabdiisnment the | He fs & great soldier and a|day the boxes were hired. Why son tm the case of ajhad not enough animosity agains: any| who ae to wise to kill them. 1 would tke) !¥e to take him into my arms now. as 1 did} ost to new trial it wil) be| When he was a boy, with his curly heat) bound of tht led and made one | festing on my breast in security and) condemned man thi & woman and a, Pesce, and tell him, as I did then about | S/men be loves best jsome little childish excured Lorsst¢| 54. Roland, dear. {t wil! be all right She clasped my| “Yes, We are perfectly friendly with Jooked a: me tears) hie wife. The General, Hianche and my- eet stand together in our faith and love Gen. Molineux did most of the Qnd she was quite capable of it. Ghe Is evidently a keen woman. Her | eheertal manner makes one forget one “y ftatking to the mother of one con- Dresence of one of the bravest wome® om» an know-—Roland Burnham Molineux’s mother, About one hundred yards from the house. but he need the wy oy is Dr. Kenned: derer of “Dolly” from his cell ts must die on Mond es Kutahts of Colembes at Maas. Wout Would ’ithat the rules forbade visitors being ad- mention of his father’s name, and plead- ed oloquertly that the rules be broken | banged her head against the boards and just once, He only wanted to see his father just a few minutes, Warden |struggied with all her might to get away, Johnson softened and finally contented | Then one man pulled a pair of woollen that the Genoral be admitted for a few | gioves from his pocket ani a strong minutes. diance that warmed the warden's heart |{t Into Mrs. Wilson's mouth, when he was told he could see the boy General, hardened though he has been by war expertennes with is lamentations while the General was talking to his son, and the old gentieman glanced ap- prehensively at shielded the Italian from his gaze Gereral looked white and worn when he the Italian had strained his nerves to a high piten. lamentations on his father and worried over it, assumed a cheerful air, however, and tried to exchange small chat with his father. ‘The anniversary mass of requiem for: MOTHER DEFEND OE REEEEEE EE EEO REET “1 was brokes dows at first.” * 3| ENING; FEBRLALE 22, 1000, HI vy SeeraBres Ladies’ White and Colored Embroidered Linen : Handkerchiefs 6th Ave. and 23d St. and Saturday Values, No Less Important Than the First. “ been ashamed to oh ic ' ” 2} Incluet 1 have been med to shed a weak women's tears, ¢ Wipe he og Novelties Friday and Saturday at Ebrich’s are | days. Of ‘ “1t was only a few band sald, ‘Blanche, 4 as thee make them so, Compare following prices with those of dear, 7 ese arme are aching to break To-morrow others and satisty yourself the bare you in them again.” A collection of T, ‘ Custains, ‘able Damask. duct think, 1 ean’ land er clasp his bane, | Ladies’ All-Linen Hemstitched Colored Organdies, Iatest floral S-nch Bleached Table Damask 4956 Simply stand entside the Mal with ¢ ate ie ané talk to him. Handkerchiefs pdt — de lis designs, worth 98 bor en Fraps Fhe yal Dam- ' joland try te peinen any one! It is absurd, and the werk of 7 | consisting of 2.509 yards of Cretonne, newest @e. Linen Bleached Damask. 38 come of his enemies.” Embroidered, at bang 4 colorings, Soren it 19 if ber] iad ir at .$0 net eare enough one way 4| Lace Edge with hand Cc Preeen t pe Fig pete yd 4@| Demack. 2 yards wide, AiG, 78 2 OPED Hb EEE EEE DD 046-004-064. "| Hand Hemstitched with c p22 oe vale pha 14 a ine 1 tnchen guar rie SOeOereeeRn ere ore or eeereeseyererereeesee eens | ida Riabrcibsred Miah 25 Rome Curtains, plain, stripes, ‘10/838 Al Lien Bleached Dam: *© “) have never from (he Arat once doubted that my son's inne- Lae dotted anid composition de- ask Napkins, 2 inches square, be proved.” 2 Trimmed | Rs 24° signs; worth $1.2... 681%" on vee 98 reeeierenitth, Ladies’ Collars & Barbs, ke according to All “There iow hidd Crimes can't hide long, at any ene te wish te acl aid when my breast in security obiidioh an- jest’? mind, Roland, dear, it w * given? 1 felt for a moment ¢ s “How 414 1 feel when the verdiet w rdened me te all feeling.” be dealt.” Ee ee ed $4-0-6-04446-4466-004600080 WOMAN TIED AND ROBBED _—-— ° Robbers Bound Mrs. Wil- sonin Her Home Near High Bridge. TO-DAY IM THE PRISON CELL General Brings Testimony Before Coroner to Prisoner. wit! Two robbers bound and gagged Mrs. Caroline Wilson tn her home, One Hun- dred and Seveaty-fourth street and In- wood avenue, at 8.3) o'clock this morn- Ing. ‘They then robbed her of $227 and a bank book showing deposits of $1,681. Within fifteen minutes after the rob- bery the men were captured. They drew krives ond razors, but were overcome by the poltce, Gen, Molineux went to Bing Bing prison this morning and asked Warden Johnson If he might see his son. The General carried in his hand some typewritten portions of the testimony which his son had given before the Coroner's Jury The Warten told the old gent aan mitted on holidays, Besides Mrs. Moll neux had seen her sen twice this week, which was the limit Roth are Italians, One worked with The General's face showed disappoint: | Mrs. Wileon's husband ard knew that ment, but he asked the Warden to carry |she had the money in the house. to his son the testimony he brought. ' The Wilsons live on the tap floor of ‘This the Warden did. He was accom: ‘ihe house. Wilson was alone with panied by principal Keeper Connaugh- her five-year-old son Henry this morn- ton, They found Molineux stretched on ing, after her husband had gone to work, his cot, reading a magasine, The test!- | ‘rhe two men appeared, mony was handed to him and he was informed that his father had called but asked her for s match. As she turned could not be admitted. | t It the two robbers pounced upon ui Molineux was all eagerness at They bore the woman to the floor, | nearly Tope, With the gloves and a handker- ‘The General's face ut up with a ra-|chief he fashioned a gag and stuffed it ‘That done, the other thief bound her hands and feet and then they polled her Next they threw her on a bed and threatened her with an axe. ‘Thee Italian, Ferraro, who te to die| The two men then went to @ trunk and took the $27 the Wilsons had Monday, Milled the condemned chamber faved, ‘About $1 whe in gold. They Hince receiving his notice of death the] #0 secured the bank book. Mra, Wil- son's little bey began to scream and ae atomee eh Tie wetes ‘ard. mmexnn) thes” struck him on the face and threw ‘He babies tke a| Mim on the bed near his mother. ‘They stuffed their pockets full of the coin are! bills and ran downstairs, ‘The hasty retreat of the men attracted the attention of Donald J. Brown and his on his stomach almost constantly child, and occasionally, when the full ization of the fate which awalts him sweeps over him, he shrieks aloud in abject terror. ce one o1 o rT wife on the floor below. soe i Geta Wen whe rar The Browns ran upsta'rs to see What Was up. and then found Mrs, Wilson. ‘They released her and then from a wine dow shouted: “Murder!” Policeman O'Leary heard them. He naw the men flecing and gave chase. He met Capt. Gannon in a carriage and the men were chased to the Morrie which The the curtain same back to the wart office, ax it ineux saw the effect of Fertaro's| «here they were found hiding. The thieves drew knives ahd ragora. ‘The policemen's clubs soon put both robbers to sleep. The money was found on the men. The gold was found in one man's shoe, They were both locked up. The robbers were Gambrino Jecobe ami John Labon!, both of the Annesed TALK STUDENTS FIGHT, Sophomores aad Freshmen Seet in a Fieree Straggle fer Pesses- ston of the Fence. (Beecta! to The Rveaing World.) NEW HAVEN, Ccrn, Feb. 2—The Yale faculty forbade the arnual Wash- ington's Birthtay rush by the Yele su- Gents to-day, but despite the prokibi- held the flercest campus He was plainly nervous, He Just what Molineux wants to do with the testimony is not knot He is robably making ready for « Jefense In the event of @ new trinl, or It may be that he intends incorporating the Matter into the book he is said to be writing. Molineux reads » great deal. On his firet day he sent for “Very Hard Cash, po Chari but it did not please iin. le could mot concentrate his mind genre to read the book thi and after hg through portions of {i he sent for old magazines. Then he sent for a book of algebra uations and figured out the Binominal Theorem, After that he asked for the Shs by Veto uns, Fis ae es by uso. was" eae tetas i the the ?j tf sit z H i dj Hl ! | Your gon's wife live with yout’ | WILL PROTECT BLANCHE. Fe our for Roland.” jshould come, Mre Molineux? “yer, they wit rt think t am’ mage | should come?’ Mrs. Moiineux? a apn deceased members of the Order of the Men's Unlaundered Initial Handkerchiefs, West 23d Street Ladies’ Hosiery Extra Quality Black Cotton Hose, with unbleached double scles, at Black Lisle Thread Hose, Black Lisle Thread Hose, openwork lace instep, _West 23d Street UNDERWEAR DEP'T, Lawn Dressing Sacqnes, Wrappers,—made of Dims} Black Dress Goods, ‘ ity, Lawn and varions Cot. The one who knew Mrs. Wilson's name | ton fabrics, ry voked her'to death, while rhe, Maid’s Aprons, These Garments are odd sizes and represent remaiu- THREE HORT BY A Crashed Inte a Wagon at Madison Avenue and Forty-cighth Street Charles Plavin, twenty-two years olé, of © Kam Fitty-eighth etreet; Thomas ‘Trainor, atreet, and William four, of 9 Bast Forty-coventh were in an express Wagon at driving Gown Madison avenue. i f + H Flower Hospital. Four-ply linen collars, all latest shapes, usually %c., at Imported lace barbe, cream, white or biack; Liberty Silk Ties, accordeon piadted ruffles, three rows butter colored lace, Ladies’ Wrappers. Flannelette and percale, darts and light, shirred back, full skirt, lined to waist, trimmed with fancy braid, worth @c., at Spring House Wrappers, French Percales, yoke back and front, single or double ruffie or cape on shoulder, deep flounce or plain skirt, collar, sleeve and ruMes trimmed with fancy brald, worth $2.00, Wash Goods. Fine Corded and Plein Dress Lawns, clear, teautiful Dress Zephyrs, in checks, plaids and stripe; there should be i6e.; at Printed Dress Batiste, very sheer, delicate printing; Zephyr C} Ginghams, in plaids and clus- ter stripe; fine Dress and Shirt -Linen Hand Embr'd 12° Special Sale of 19° 2 Actual Value 25¢ lb epliced soles, st Watst Percales, small neat Actual Value 37c patterns ‘ Piques, Wel! vas Suiting, Army and Navy Ducks (in white), Belfast Dim- ities, fine Scotch Madras Ging- hams; worth up to lk.. Printed Foulards, silk finish, exquisite designs—Cadle Cords, Whip Cords—English Batistes, all new 1909 patterns—Printed and Dotted Swiss in 1 new col- Denim Guitings, two-toned, 10 color combinations; leading fab- ries for mountain, seaside and Dicycle sultings; good value at ‘Me.; at . 0 pleces Mousseline de Sole, Se, grade, in grays, light blue, heliotrope and ripe and hem- 39 Actual Vaiue SOc | Friday, Feb. 28d. 50 and 75 centr each, Formerly $1.60 to $4.00. All Wool Cheviots, & Inches wide, All Wool Henriettas, All Woo! Srrges, 4 inch, Pure Dyed English lustre, regular price Toe, special at oer rere Camel's Hair Cheviot, spony and shrunk, 48 inch wide, Fancy Yarn Dyed Buitings, Zibeoline, Viewna and Poplin Cloth, regu- lar price fic,; special a! Seven pretty designs in Jacquard cloth; spect: at...... New Rock Crepons; new Ser- 5 cents, $1.00 and $1.50, Formerly $1.50 to 68.00, 15, 2§, 50 aud 75 cents, 40 cents to $2.00, Just for a moment. s : : ‘They talked fifteen minutes, and it] over, face downward, to complete the|iug portions of various er a gruesome period for the | torture, st ks. Imported Dollies, fancy hem- stitched and embroidered.....,. They include numerous de-| Cush:on Tops, fine lithographed signs with am extensive range of colors and trim- ings, JAMES McCREERY&CO,, on heavy denim, neat patterns, Cambric Embroideries of heavy Fancy Swiss Bureau Scarfs, full else, with one large Dollie, trimmed with a wide ruffle and satin ribbon, elsewhere $1.00..,. Broadway and rzth St. Men's and women's pure hemetitched, sseorted hems. Sterling Sliver Thimbles, sises § to 11, engraved band, each.... am if i & fini i : i i f | | — ° 39 7 Friday and Saturday Offers In Cloaks, Suits and Furs. fe. checked and plaid glass tow- elling, 9 inches wise at ‘ye oan) 1c, all-linen bleached toweling Towels, lle. huck Itnen towels, itxz4, at : ibe. huck linen towels, 2x38, at ff Ie. huck linen towels, 2x, at 12 fe. crepe towels, 182M, at...... of Muslin, te. yard-wide soft finish white Muslin, at... $e. yard-wide soft finish y ‘Muslin, at... hander tania 6 Ihe. yard-wide Lonsdale wh Me. openwork side-band and face Lawns, at... Bed Spreads. ‘SMe. full otse white Crochet Bed Spreads. Marseilies pattern, at.. .69 $1.29 full ate white Creche: Bed Soreads, Marseilles pattern, at. .98 Be 124. white Baker Flannel, at. 7 ssc. Flannel! Skirt Patterns, ° full pise, at 15 99 remnants o' ilke-embroia- ered Skirting Fiannel, tn lengths of 1%, 2% and 3 yards, at 50. to $. Linings. Ibe. Percaline Nubian, fast black and all colors, at, yard........ ie. Bitver Bheen Lining, black ¢," jand all colors, at...... trersecsoeses 128 Me. Metallic Striped Skirting, bieck and all colors, at 419 We. Taffeta Rustie, French Per- caline, black and all colors, at.. 18 ie. Shrunk Facing..... 12% Sec, Percatine, fast black and all colors, at.. en |} fc. Mercerized Silk and Linen Moreen, in biack and colors, at.. 29° Stationery. Dennison's American Crepe Pa- 44 14 wedding Plate, in azure, cream, heltoe trope, masarine; Octavo and Oxford sizes; special, per box... 10 Cream Linen and Satin Octavo and Oxford; special, per box.. 6 4 Regular Sc, Brussels, made, Iald and lined, per yd... 59 Regular @c. Linoleums, laid, ec, Corded Wash Stk, new cole ore, fine quality,.......c.serceeee 29 N-inch Witte Habutal Wash Remnants of Fancy Silk, value 41.35 and $1.00, to close....... .60,,39 2-inch Black Swiss Taffeta, fine quality, per yard. 69 69 Plain Taffeta Silk, Dress T: Black Solid Bpangie Bands, 2 to 4 inches wide, value Tic. ¢o $1.25, at, yard - 35,49 Jet Silk, Mohair and Pearl Yokes, Reveres, Garnitures and Boleros, value $2.00 to $275, at 59, .95, 1.28 Collars, Yokes, Vests, Reveres, Boleros and Skirt Ornaments, in Black Silk, Mohair and Jq, value 1.0 to H., at.... 1.49, 1,98 A re tly yl i ‘t fk