The evening world. Newspaper, August 29, 1900, Page 2

— he STRANGE FACTORS 1N STRANGE =A STENT. BEOND GIRb; POISONED ORANGE; BARIZEFOOT BURGLAR DEAD IN JAIb. THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVE} NG, AUGUST 29, 1900, “HOW I CAPTURED | | | IN THE DEAD OF NIGHT A BIG BURGLAR.” Pacaek cell itilnn, RED (GY TOM FRONTS. MOTHER BY THE LA | ‘ | Who wis ithe Deautiful fair-nain a 7 M ~ ‘ iT M * ee BY MRS. MARGARET ROGERS. ‘Mrs. Innes, Accused of Kidnap- “Paretooied teurgiar,” in jai at White witb inietaieicininieh inleleielciniejeleleindeteleicinteleicteleieletsie ete ieteie'+ | : : Ea Gad ike was reeds, to fuseien ‘ y piees bat Gs Raver] ping Her Own Child, Bak + oseek tum . ww Sent to Jail. BE weridune privoning. 7 20 7 WERNER, drug to him ip or ‘ | Rose Innes ’ the York-+ hours later 1W an opportunity ef The bionic gay me as (ra pris weeping. 8 aking the on. thi This Raster and se nail se lived Ves! witl spe ays in jail! she did yurpore, she claims, ae ta th une & > atenl ber ow 4| of placing * me 0 family ate * east t aw calla Mrs. Ho and tn porouh, he is and wae en : we said b When on sta on Bast ss a cenenntenGideiniaemmiie Bl “ 1 a Th ‘ ok Mire ’ . 4 ‘ ‘ wo baby, | and ste for the burglar “J G W ' Mo pere Lim going) p sion o yg, ee ‘United States Government Will Mi hike meee tes Oe Ghe has dipappeared. Who w she? | M ‘two years @4. turn ver to the Gana ley. pad said that he wa varry th ; was killed by a f ni se enaitaritin’ th apes oe ces De win ts mary toe Be Asked to Secure His teksral he ane |acens Maran the Surkvile Cole, waares . ’ eral her child, before Mawiximte Meade, the women STE, Tce teoatity ta caveneee. Release JounT, Lona e) James Andrew Innes, cold their stories, Mrs. Houghrey said Tis bad Oret ssid the wes 0 relate . ‘i a ¢ mother had never done anything for and then a sister Later ahe deciared 4 yi Mage . ad he bey and that she was a hard arink- ghe was no selith eg W Ud setae on + tf) yh © the custody nue brother, er ‘This testimony was sabetantistet ve jer sp \ Frank Ho y, of M) Kast Thirt Mr. Houghrey and by Mra It manner and drew showed her be of | Though De fought for Unede Bam inj naturaiteation papers o » few months thant tnd We wits " hrey y Mra Innes's food breeding, and the dressed with [40 Smnish-American war and has| ngs wnt as soon ag the lnm permite Mra, Margaret Nogars, who capture ce feeb oabuned Sedicgmaant: 1 #0 Mrs, Mefiride expensive but quiet taste on out his frat papers declaring bia] fended to quality as 4 ciiaen He war, tn F, Long. 0 burlyex esmpiet and bury- ee pet gh as ge A letter fr Rev. ‘Thomas A. HER ation ecome am Am rican citi jot a roving disp 1 enlisted ay in the bqek yard at No. 116 Bast 108 eained With th ahr . or of OF. Gate She charmed everybody with whom) undred and Pourtewnth he Me to itanile - ye @ ace h which pastor fhe came in ce ring her viaite| Seen seised at Kiel. Qeemany. and tm: | {' 1 ae wsewlar Seoichumeman with @ strony Glas t- : ¢ returned to the Westitiests wnty Jail a net t \' erent. L Maneey 96 TE5e: LURGN EOE wand sometimes after their] os Em un he years ol, J feet 7 inches im y " : leapite the pleadings ft the gentie pure-| Hite parer at received 9 let He ed fever a ant wae! . | oe motier, whe maintained it was w he gen Phe Pi ; P , am ast ighs 155 pounds, ” | ‘ BNO her rch and privilege to rear and eare és samen A jearant we 5 ssh w ft always inv 1. {tieament " wha |B pa an | OS engeerens. ela Mig heid ohe wns not 4 variety of delen th « sam-| ther can The Unites | 8 m rs dark brown and plentiful Shei om »Weing ay the boy and ined sceording tw ail cus lar-| Btrtes G will be appamied to] N etrong Neugh to bax with Corict!, fear # tor beenen of the peace mer was found 6 unpre Us tenait a soon cage” Ma cas, (ramk and gelfeconAdent woot for her, . ways brought erner “ are old, He} A in ore i th ‘ What turn of aus borr ierm ame iv +4 = . a her story of how she caught “9 hopeful and bawpy to prefer oe jg oountey wit and }yrothy . ai any north |cantie’, just a4 she dictated it tuan Boen-Y “iy BEN to Be the hand that gave it tag When he waw sixteen venre ott He hed! ile mer las in ler sr a0 | ing World repuPter (day. 4 s Si Was not Harmer'e first crime. He Kary service remuired tn Germany be | J ‘ t i 4 Sat bete ormtenced to the | © thal government will recognige u | RAmiMar seed ints 8 MRS, ROCEKS'S STORY, + formatory in IRV for beinw pahinets chaht tp me a citizen of | Pyrat th ht parines Tt wae Jos \ k when? MRS. ROGERS f we the robbery of Litian Miauveit's dta- [4% other country, maps fatber decjared to v woke me and said “iviebnbteeit x ‘ ra feeds from the San Hem) Remorse FINE WAR RECORD cred rotineter (0-00y Os | «Marne a man down ses eile ae y U} Resiiee tn ot Could not have impelled take : f° ' Imprisonment ae a king matenes, Maybe he's going , * : Repabtie ‘tree Bis bite, for he tad laughing sonar) Yours Werner took out nie eral ‘ = he the ' " “ 1 he stole mainly from a pl f adv z lis Py ae \ 4 gol * ‘ a mi a ture. And bis wi) Man” said Chief of Detective } te 8 uw wie s ‘ « ve that bis ( Chis aie | i Hitead .. The Market Feels Firmer as ths ate " + aa Tae set 7 ' Tone of the Foreign ar ev nr ” ” na " tung Exchange, - youthful face. He parted pan — the middie and had the manner of a] And i, wus this fact whieh 11 my f UU Caracas. iv: base owre bors|toe eas'er ho ening tee oe be “y& LONDON STOCKS ACTIVE. And white and bis Angornaile showed| the fair-hatred woman nail . | ae - sat the care produce As he ad ‘ ‘ , CHARMING BURGLAR monthly reports te the Reformawry 0 Ware Chsestel Tene . hekl that he was a fugitive fr _— ! | Ase Showed His features were regular and while| justice and as such could be | eet the face was sagher weak {t did not| mitted to ball Machadodorp Taken by | . “9 trent was eet lack character, His eyes were brown He was committed to th. Whi ‘ ’ | Je 4 Teohar ce aid bright, and when talking looked | Jai! on July 14 by Juatt ., British—French Presses | ; Y >. straight at you, Mount Vernon. His case have | . a waining about a Pi ay at Harmer was educated in tis speeoit, | heen considered next week by the (rand North. | f the allies tn China fiyent and corwincing, He could tell| Jury, and he had looked forward to It panna | . . “ and some motive & mory capitally and often he made w t apparent concer | s Sus « American quarte Hight of his own dilemma He prefer The thing that chane he whole of LONDON, Aug The fi et sin . speculative Tel to laugh @lways and only became! bis cheerful mood happened at the wat trea ' Ine 4 Mia ” is ‘ ’ The mats ferlous once during his period in jail] viatt of the wr men, Mat “ een ‘ tly helped when he eaid What word has she brought him en fo ra as! ' ‘ ? of yenentey w “AE don't ite all this publicity, i] What nad happened which made it aie t ° 5° : will injure my future, | don't want| better that he Fe : they left cooked meats behind them. | : more & Ohio, Reade fo be & thief al! my tife, you know,| What turn in their hidden lives which '7f4 Koneria cadles fran 1 | iornnnsuenia | tne Atchison pf. bettered T wan Bet straightened our some | Caused her, who loved him to the point : co dbe tga da A ‘ | na ‘ time, fT owe that to my family lof any sacrifice, to give him the poison Buller» advance o¢ 1 ats ndow | Richard Croker at the Hoffman House to-day gave out thi» little talk | —_—— ‘This was after the mysterious women | WIth her own hands? a Uite, Bfareeee [TUPMERY), FRE aes | I never made the statement that ne ; . , MU I0h Wins, 000 tears wore in bis eves. | emmy mate a very joo Land revred atement that no man from Greater New York , WHEAT WAS STEADIER, Tia Geaihed the next wlment and've I RACES AT hrihwat , Duodonaly's| would likely be a candidate, I have never made that statement at any, Wornan Held Man Sleuths BUT TRADE SMALL. keep: 0) beyond Helvetia on account of the dim | !™ Pursued Over Many [is HER LAST CA ee wit nature of ry and the en-| These same papers made me say that I predicted that New York wou \ nope Cnctoees Wk Tp Piatt! Tee when morke: epened etentiee 6 LL. edicted that New York would Housetaps. . 1 Na : Vanderbilt Have emy taking up & pow rong a nage i m | Ste ame mnitent ne ot wae & ne Harmer's falr visiior, on ber tae viet Suelo Polke Me 12 | 89 Demoeratic by 40,000 majority, 1 never made any such prediction . |abouk @ peut each nc mall, Foreie ses operated on both to the jail, tought him oranges The avpea nl asua wore I believe New York will go Democratic, but I e Buffalo” Rocheser @ ad fea f wer on eee ee © Wee See : | ratic, but I never stated by how) ” : \ r i phy “i t wont ie v € 4 I fi} were , e ed eon. and beerved that Harmer], Public interest ed the moveme | much, and T won't state now 5 Geaat: ae saa nanctions show! ne a Torkia epee peel werk sep not #m: kissed her gool-b t ail through the ba ae Bland from w | If Color \s ed ft will be be ne te ‘ - . J f a 1) December, 4 1-6 Mae itsn woul teatro ah leis aiauaea ta 10s : a ae | i will beea h a canditate of a®morning ire over the ts { sferpoon, ba the rn, 4) 1-3 bid Went moodily back tf) his to be held at Aquidine The ia 1 ver Aly t which Js trying to use him to defeat the Democratic party by slrring ine The aao's prices were: Sep- Yesterday they found him Thelin Thuretay sept, ¢ aving corked food ‘ trouble ta It we wea ‘Hantitva © Vet ' ember cor doctor saw ¢ what was the mat-| 4 ereat er aml 9 larwe mot) Gea Hutler Ave were: | aie i = 1 firm, " * $ reg horseless carriages of every kind and des | Killad, one oMcer and thirteen me 1 don't say that Mr Coler is defeated. | merely say that if he ts de- | '* ii besa | nats oe ean ee ‘ sing prices were: Bt For thirty-aix hours Dr Purdy, the |*et!? ite expected. The races wili| * ed, seven officers fty-weven | toate - a tic “ woman ha k 1 him TH shares, and of bonds $1087.00) par | teme eat, OS asked: May, 0 5-4 fail physician, and ts wortkea {be Well supported and one of the eventa| Me ated it " he reasons t stated. Nobody knows Who Will) psy grses scribed nimselt an| Yai08 TT ds March, St Sf hd; Gotober, #0 74 over Harmer and » being of the season | —— lefeated or will be successful until the convention Is held Sehneffer, tht oes oan - bid; September comm, 065-8: May. 4 }- Bim out of the jetharey aime A large number of entri® have o ee on 4 = tone, ee ee te: bce ah anterbtl . who ts expected ty ride | | kolng to make a few ‘talks’ in Tammany Hall and about the city. the same |!" fr ex Ghly to give some light on his It pl vat jalso entered 0 steam omy 5 ieee sere | Ctmetm Another Big City Where | 44 | did two years ago; but [am no orator and I won't talk to a big audi Aba Met the Words seemed to stick in his Harld Vandervft hae entered his HMther= Ho! Hetase to Jen boi DEPEW SRES HANNA, hroat and the ouly nk he coulg | MATH Wheel tricvele and other tricycles Contethate ‘ silat . murmur was "0 cis, eatolins smh Gettin cae or | The impression seems to be that | am going to stump all over the |. ‘The body is now he White Plainad ages ill be driven by many others Fie tributions) country. I'm not going to do that. | never make speeches and merely | watch wa mittee Wants the Morgue awaiting 4 clalnant wing Mr George | Beott, Mr Mae a ¢ con t P Senaor to speak Ma M Mr Knlehl Neftel, of Rost cy? : ; : “BAREFOOT” EXPERIENCE, won ye in ty mee Senator Hanne 4 Sine Speer Dee Oe Harmer enjoyed teliing ame. | Which are offered by W. K. Vane} ‘ os jit. ‘The de . : aoe as me rd “we La foot experien . ree |derbilt, ir, Mrs. Herman Oclrichs, Mrs.| wants ; BRE L | | roan lg PR ty ae ype Bi sot baphrg hiia [arma somites hes he 8 representa | whe xave anew tite | held fieen-mi mference. 1 and in one of them Teke recurs, te nee . oe aaee Sa Se One big mang | uneatiotn ' 100% | said afterward he wa auandary re = . 7 eupocted, will bel fect “ n w eu nen a | sesso 1 Sy The National Comm wante him whore n alarm w broker Most of enall office | US) to anerk every nieht from now ant Fest the first shoriese man. He — Le lise : sa we Age | ¢ captured Pee of pane ed © waying « 4 from First Page) : — Election Day State Brenner sone''Bs | OCRANIC'S BIG LOAD, [iets avatar nat ei st ss poet tectives recagniz : edad D, te ‘ai alah, Gece te | Pier k 5 | Pate Samemtte. Waete speek “This will land you in Rimira, young election | prs ai i se The emaminas) A brigadier of gondarmes, Salvatort te nt in New Yerk = ‘Hrowaht Over 2.205 . Forapitannion whe enaty of the asnasetng ‘ en iid is . Coelé Rave & | te kil King he King ‘ ver ma ife a a i The World Almanac is a book to ente in Milan and. y from the crowl w early a peat Sandie e ih] settle bets by Heeord | Me he miser € thelty pearl hand tT nan wore ne \ “a les ” rigees ae WAR Ue 4) ine Magnan «shire and a diamon. Paid | ° > an * . ; 1 s 7 Help Wants o * ; . Avow “ ug \e the ch Was finivhed the man| in this morning's |, oe F. ‘ ‘ Bing's aide-te-camp, Bhw ease ashed yor and into Firat World, o hain er eons “ = et | The prisomer adieitted the tmr- TEs Malerty # he latter was Killed, eet. the detectives shouting after : aauntas Tak Ge Reatred dines ae <— art practice and the vreparation | ‘a riser shot, say m and a crowd trying to eateh the r rd oh py reing man ant th , bie SHIPPING of ballets, He spoke tm m low. fem yiinem ale rime His Maye ge agg port ahead of the ‘ S NEWS. voles and antd he fred three shots ple athe + fe ~~ a be TAs Tie Wests Jo ie 13 ca ee) we a at three yards with bis revolver, ! ne : se he Wut not within oletebdeg Other — vais LJ ash dea a ie oe ; tw oo targets were here ee he a! ‘distance, Over the roots went the trio ye, 16 hours, & minutes ‘The wl the beter r a aaa : an exciting chai Laweania, of the Cunard line, holds the Jndues saan 7 Pongal tueitive elt over the ledge of a = wed * & days, hours. tT. ‘i en. {Nees named Hamelin, who lodged with | !ouse near Avenue B to the fireescape wiewwen 2's | minutes, Pe Sittemen wae e aft fare days to he fourth fv As he let himself wt Sept. Cameron said he t ver heard at by Prisoner Was “IWAN ) down the detectives caught his hands, 1 wen ¢ the ‘argeat number of persons that ev , the slipped off alm game screw a tea? _—— | He ctm through «@ window ond DERBYS, 2 | XUnewe | total was 239% persons, as follows tashed down to the etreet. ‘The chase $3.00 and nin um ona ‘ANARCHIST HAD HIS Ti FALL 7 ne 16 | 80; meornge “a he man ran { howse on 7 fiat Bree SILK HATS, win ea ae | ORDERS FROM HERE, 0 y+ bse sly $5.00 and $600 ree iy 4\ ile has never met with a serious acc *\ yard, where a woman eas hanging aueme 4 during a long term of service. He ev then She seized him. He struggled, NO E 9) Pores m ald 5 | was very populer among the passengers | Prederiet Sur Oroeme, ireveoe, | lhot she wae strong, and the detectives y — $3.00 and $3.50 OTMNOGRAPWERS 3 |", ine way sve | ROME, Aug. ®—The Anarehist who society remarting an atiack on the) were so close after him that = = — sveawarreas 1) The Oceanis . | was arrested at Corrata yesterday for, Sine cought DIED. | ” INCOMING STEAMERS Teprato reached Naples k —_— ip Wanted— oH the pas ‘UB TODA | plotting to Kill King Vietor Emmanuel rr be tas teaze ie a4 po ame. pad JOTCR On Torstar, Aug 28 19), ELIZABETH | ~ oun ata |20mneOn, who found time in his effort Hacotrain saieith —avaraio, owraran Il. Is one Antonio Teprato begin Ay were found (wo koives ant) Pingme Spreads im Glasgow. ‘A. WESSIE, elton damahier of the late Serat. MECHANT? Teanga bee sy ies Hine in Landon to Nisei Bone. Gibrana Peeper cence ‘as oe ® GLASGOW, Scotland, A vec-| Jona J. Joven and stator of Dr. Thomas v.| “*MMOE - e shop ee Bek husswory ors. Be Michaake one» 2 F A gable ond death from the Plague oc- al bad sapere on he peta contaieaia | x Eats Por tame are now Ponera! Ses Now Orteane orders fram an American Anarchist! pe Sy os lll ne | Ls 4 | | .