The evening world. Newspaper, September 7, 1900, Page 4

ee VAIN HUNT FOR SUICIDE. Police Didn’t Find Body for Man Didn't Kill Himself Capt. MeNamura, of (he Mrook Fark Policg staried a aquad of hin early this morning on u # a lake in Prospect Park woods aid Undervrurh eur The water was dragged how would soarcely | the patloomen went throug with the aleriquse and the Indian hunters. All of ecnsidorable time | nothing, Home of them swore ant ver Vanguage, vut the Capris " Philosophic. He ts ured to ‘hie wort thing, The men were hur t body of a man suppored | Maltted suicide in the lake en Miss Carrie Metzger Hridge treet, Brookiyn, found a card p! to « tree near the lake jay, On side Was printed W 8 Pinckne resenting Liebman Aroade, On th other was written “Bopt, 6 WO0.—W. A, Pinckney i mi ulcide by jumping dake. There is no W. & or W. A. Pinckney fn the Brooklyn directory and Wie Lieb man Arcade went out of business rey oral years ago, Capt, MoNamara wa Hoel, but he nevertheless ordered re, | an ordinary for my men! In those ‘suicide cards," pald in to an Bvening World re hey are written by cranks > have the ‘sulolde bux’ but who ve ho Intention of Killing themselves, | ja merely a mental pr with © hy. one woman alone has loft a fourteen f much momwages, and are or y many of (hem left ar ‘whlch we fi hear of.” HE GOT LOST ON NEW BEAT A Policeman Wandered in Woods and Marshes All Night, Polteeman John MoNamara thinks to- @ay that ho has mastered a diagram of hie new precinot so (hat he will be able to @o his night tour hereafter without get ting lost, He was recently transferred to the Fort Hamilton district, componed largely of woods, marahen and waste Jands, When McNamara houre at Fort Hamilton onus and Bighty-aixth street on it ntehe'e bent tt wan daylight and he had with Dim & diagram of the Allowed “streeta” eovbraced in his tour, On paper it was as plain an day, Loot tn the Woods, Bot when dusk evertook him in the district sicg the Bay, between Hay Ridge an! Yort Hamilton, the streets on hii peo hawt were not visible on nature's map, but sign poets on trees wave him clues by which he managed to Keep somewhere near his dletriot until dark Then he found himeelf at & atandvitil In a dense woods, with no blgn of a beaten track to guide him MoNain walked vnd walked, but there veemoed no end to the forest. Then he yelled and blew his algnal for help, ut only echo repiied. Stuck inc Rog, He struggled on for hours til he knew ft was long past midnight, his reporting time, Finally he saw sigue of a cloar- tng and plunged out of the woode into the Dyker meadows, He got stuck tn a ‘bow and foundered about in the marshes for @ while and then again took to the woods When he had about determined to @lero Under 4 tree in the hope that fescue party would dnd him in the Morning ho stumbied pgainst @ lamp @oet and found that he was at the Crossing of two allowed streets, 1 was @ auestion which to follow Resoned at Lant MeNamara loft the station: shut hia eyes wheeled |” TE WORLD; PRAY EVENING, Ser PEMBES 7, 'YOUNG CROKER AND HIS PASSION FOR DOGS; HE PAYS $7,000 FOR TWO ENGLISH BULLS. he 10) ¢ UNG CROKER $2,000 RIOHARD CROKER, JR, BROMLEY CRIP . CUVEE TN ETN TN ROO UD EOMOOUUOOUUL0 + WHAT THESE DOGS p % WOULD PURCHASE, + § iy 2,000,000 po of tee ‘ ‘ Parnieh (onde foe five elee ' thon distelete ’ Sty MW ovoten at Mon | ary for ste the STG TREE MEY amy 1900, | Sem |In This [At RG There Is No SHOE STORE wh... Pits iN OUR ‘BASEMENT | FINAL CLOSING OUT SALE | of Russet Shoes, High and. Low Cut, | | FOR MEN AND WOMEN, | There are still weeks in which to wear these shoes outdoors Many | people wear them the year round, | Remarkably low prices for superior goods, ample return in service and comfort, Women’s $3 and $4 Russet Button and Lace Shoes | Sq 50 al I, per pair. | Women’s $3 and $4 Russet Qxford Ties 37 50 at I ® = per pair. Men’s $3 and $4 Russet Lace Shoes $4 00 at 2. per pair. Men’s $3 and $4 Russet Oxford Ties $7 00 at Z . per patr. They will give most) SOO pairs of Misses’ Large Sire Russet Button and Lace Shoes, per paltssseeee 100 Misses’ Large Size Black Kid Patent Leather Tip Button & Lace Shoes, sizes 2% 106 1,25 Misses’ Black Kid Patent Leather Tip Button and Lace Shoes, sizes 11 to eevee 100 Ohild's Black Kid Patent | eather Tip Button and Lace Shoes, to 10!4, $e Store Open Saturday Evening Until 10 o'Cloek, [ALFRED J.CAMMEYER, 6th Ave., Cor. 20thSt, MAYOR OTIS HERO OF UNION HILL. Rescued Lineman Who Was Roasting Alive on RICHARD CROKER, SR. Once Miehard frtend that he was iad his pone did not play the races “No, but they sponded the frien ‘That te true. Y Kor remarked toa play dog!’ quickly re « Wichard Croker. dr, haw the mame fondness for dogs that Ais father displays for hornes, only the fon buye the very beat he can And, While hie father does pol always pur shane Young hie 1) with «father ! pat ly wum «i w ge, romioy Crib, oowtiig $ wad Rodney Mione, for whieh he gaye Qround three times and struck out at a i gendom, fn half an hour he came to a [0 : Bourke and aroused the owner, who | |) turned out to be Polleeman Holignd, of | the same precinot He took MeNamara in him ‘ ini th ee to @at, and after a rent pilot } - , . ed him to @ road that led to the ata fA Etna af r Uon-house, McNamara reported there! how RODN e A STON a J Juat at dawn, iy Ls ' ‘ He has applied to be transterrea to| Wr remalne to be soen MOST PERFECT TYPE OF BULLDOG, COST $8,000 nother precinct, oe —. SHIPPING NEWS, ALMANAO FOR TO-DAY, D1 BuR sete THE Th Bus ree Moon ote. 293 “| Servant Refuses $6,000 Left i WON'T TAKE HER LEGACY, KICKS WOMEN. a Harlem After 25,000 MORE WOMEN MAN | THAN MEN HERE,| pour (Caught in 2% 103 Her by Her Deceased : 1 ( nates | Many Had Com- Binployer Fair Sex Have a Constantly Increasing Majority, plained in New York According to | : Bypews 1 —--- + Beal toners AMNTON, N.Y erred Cape Ta anna 10 ialaad eM eel Census, Harlem women will breathe a sigh of ke Brow saditb a.) - relief to hear that the police think they OUTGOING STBAMBIIPS Jcopt a lewacy of 6.00 mae for her { havo arrested “Jack the Kicker," whose ip TOMA ME Wily ANA gaye Bho MakrR Geren | A » figures of the census. every day, The table as mad fase SAT Gensel, Ce man presevin, |S ih Heat wees ate IA conduct has caused some pain and more To TO-MORROW. but deciines io man, ev sain 9 O88 Maw ifte) ho ry ae Ailes, Hartt When the relatives of lirown returned pear! vothan ih: Ciealer | MAAN ed. ewe tifleation for some time, at 4 om gow goriees ere, Nas from the funeral of the enarian Now York aera) 1.0n1,027 | For a week the pollee have recelved ap Pes, Nameare Newiownd baad hem or rs baieuaal, (here, wared0at sual xe complainta that @ powerfully built man a bony ie. Mm Wan sy and by thie time the numbe was stealing from doorways and admin. pee fabselee saat vided ¢ 4 house without gh escort. ‘They have set traps INCOMING BTRAMBHIPS and an «ve niven OLD WOMAN TRIES TO DIE = TWENTY HURT IN for him, but without uccess unti) last DUB TO-DAY. hat V ae, Winerove, m4. tihuoia | ient paneht mee lel iwe/idiones BY OPIUM POISONING. ; A MIMIC BATTLE, |nien any Armetrona, Statito Hamar z albGaiS to TAR Mra, Albert Milla, colored, ttmped to la O Auguste Vietorts, and b amy P ure to inform | r eman Maxer of the West One Hun- Oloreitar, Goes to Vetend’s Home to Bad te) uy During the 1 and Twentyefitth atreet + et Every American citizen with the of his country at heart inform himself upon the po: situation, World Almanac, dealers, station and told him a ble man had fust kicked her, While #he was complaining Mra, Grace Livingstone approached, as Mrs, Tattle of by @ fireworks company in the miseball park a section of the amphl- yofive feet eol- At, bac Pails, nD 0 thea e ant ote te 112 Wert Nineteenth fap ea a ees wulanse, The aviegeon diagnowed the case) Bymber of Help Wants, a os oplim, Bde will recover, 4 | ee een een the Crossbars of a Tall Pole, Mayor Otis, of Union HM], NL, proved a vy of ho went up from them 1 m made @ move to ex ta constl tanding there May ie Town Hall and joined rang ® fire alarm, When a sider company reached the t he hod a ladder placed under the neclous Aixty feet in th { jive wires them. He ot NOOK and William Waldherr siiperintendent the West Hoboken Fire-Alarm eystem, | ! dy of the man and ran up at once. Hiseovered a defect in the wires ona pom protected by the rubber mloves that in front of the Town Hall, He climbed | Waldherr had cast aside, the Mayor the bole, using rubber gloven when ho|Autiously handled Waldherr's body, al- lowing ft to slide down the ladder, while he descended ore it Dr, Justin had been summoned and an- nounced that the man was still allve. After hard work on the part of the phy: sician Waldherr recovered consclous: hess He was badly burned about the vida, but will recover, FEARFUL BOMB | WAS BLOND HAIR. +o. Rich Harlem Man Found It in Hallway and Thought Anarchist Was Around, floon af: ter he placed a Dare hand upon @ high: lv charged wire and @ moment Inter | hung unconscious on the crows bare. Citlzens had been watohing him at | work, and when the accident occurred reached ihe network of wites It looked like @ mane of straw-colored tery." It was placed in a wealed box Jute, except It was too fine in toxiure]and carried yery tenderly to tho Bureau vnd silky, A man whose name the po: | of Combuaitbies at Mire Headquarters jo of the Mast One Hundred and and given over to Chief Murray ‘ourth atreet station refuse to divuine | Then the experts Kot to work, It was | ound tt, "He iver in the best part of picked apart and examined. It was latd vir precinct and f# a man of means and | ultura He has the reputation of be- lig & man of brains-teaches the ‘ologys,'"’ sald the sergeant, “and when he applied a lighted match to one | letrand of the etuff it exploded with a * again and examined. Micro. Nuoroscopes and apectroscopes | Were used on it, It was noaked in aot and alkalies, treated to hintight and ‘melight, but ail to no purpowe, Tt was nly something mort mysterious, * som . 1 nearly tired whe wnap that made us Jump. j Me Kit in hand. 0 The man thought, and ao did the were), halrbiond hate," |meant, that It waa Y | halt test for human explosive-—some new Anarchist discovety Affirmative results were obtained and It was promptly submerged In a Des day the fo " basin of water, l'ea< Gagan The man explained that he had found |” pour ance In the hallway | h nd owing letter was’ sent Bast One Hundred ama | the mysterious mud! amined of his house, He knew he had eneni y and fed iC ty be woman’ he sald, He wha sure somo conspiracy | well blew ied trim peroxide of hydrogen was afoot to Kill him. ee Fon ‘The polie took good care of the “mys 10M, Uy Chet Bureau of Combuatib ro hh LINEMEN RECEIVE ALMOST FATAL SHOCK Ot Steel Tape Touched a 1,500 Volt Wire—Three Men Were Injured, | | ‘Thomas Carboy, thirty-one years old, /Carboy released his held and fel! Pe ‘og 620 West One Hundred and Ldaaiad Ey npeebd head, waving his own tite, fret atrect; George Williams, twonty- bdesched managed to hold on to the | eight, of One Hundred and Forty-sev- . cnth street and Mott avenue, and James | F i | tahest of Weat Farms, oddly Insured! noon by at Jerome avenue and Potter Place, were | reported recovering at Fordham Hos: | nt pital tonday, |WOMAN SUICIDE IDENTIFIED. | Carboy and Williams are badly burned we a | bout the hands and arms by the elec: trio current, while Luchest, upon whom | Carboy fell, has concussion of ie brain, enday after~ ‘etn, jt had come tn contact mite urea ee we Despatches from Medford, Vis, \* (ify the body of the woman witch floated ashore off the Battery as that of taking . Hesse oh net} Mille had and wobbingiy declared a ma | Ming Mina Bune, of that ' hth The won 1 Mes, Morton at a9) (inset: INJUriNA twenty Perrone, ClEML OF AG Kicked her at Brondway and One| Carboy and Williams are telephone! \ \eiter received from Nee revere) Gaye ‘av to and anid, | “°F? Hundte! and Twenty-ffth street, }inemen And wore working on & Dole. | ayo by her mothon Mra. Amanda Bunte, TANTTOR A SULOIDE, i've done its I've been tn the way long | ee Hoth women described their assattont| Luchest was the driver of the supply | stated a Weworipttons oF Ge oa Gee lita ic bi ’ ‘ Bi direotly underneath | Fro ot ly the . enough and a haif hour later Maxer arresced | Wagon and Was welty found on It Mra, Buate thi Ms rend bein pays aie Sc eae She had repeatedly threatened t> in| ‘There {8 work where holp ts wants | wiiiam Dibiny, who wives Ale homo as | them. the sro mues woman Ms bar an ter re cones Peiteot, commited, Herselt and Mra, Morton gont for an Am+| ds Tho World prints the greatest) 2,7 seventh avenue. ‘The women pose| tn 8 stool tape It was brought) hae wited here 9 send the body to v0 {tively Identified him and he was locked |in ei & wite “charged in | day's New York W read |t? It should be, for in all that follows there is not the slightest allus sion to McKinley, Bryan, Roosevelt, Pat Gleason or the Ice Trust. An une usual column, Moreover, this columa Is an Advertisement. Therefore, {f you never read advere tisemonts skip it and take up somes thing elee, But you won't do that, At any rate, we think you'll read far enough to discover that next Suns I il contain n illustrated artlele, 1 full page ut In four colors, that should ae the blush of shame to the cheeks ow Yorkers, The article ts entitleds “Liberty's Torch a Tallow Candle Compared with a Modern City Lamp.” The Liberty referred to 1s the beatte tiful statue down the bay, about which, when ft was unvelled In 188% (thanks to ‘The World, which ralsed the money for the pedestal) Grover Cleveland satd--but we nearly broke vir word there, about politics, What he and Chauneey Depew and De Late eps (poor man) sald you will find tm the Sunday World. Furthermore, you will find that the Statue of Libe rty Js to-day, Instead of a beacon fot the Now World, a most uncreditable affair, Why, {t's almost falling down. Did you know it? Tf you didn’t buy the Sunday World and you will, And then, If you are a true New Yorker bot we are not trying to raise any more funda for the statue Speaking of Statues, he United States Is not standing ull like a marble figure, by any means, In fact, compared with other nations, it la jiniping ahead at a ral surpassing all precedents, If it kee on as this census Indicates It will we shall be forced to sleep In hollows In wrder to have room to stretch In, The census, by the way, has developed some of the most interesting things ever known about us people, You had better read them {f you wish to go out In company and brag about what a great country we belong tO There Are Traitors in This Country. ‘Two of them have Just been enerathte One got forty years, the other ninety> nine. Maybe they'll survive to be sorry for what they did. If they don't they will elmply die in disgrace, Thelr stories are romantic, “Twas ® woman turned one of them Wromge Ab, these women! ' What Can't Women Do?| Thoy ean, for one thing, help th husbanda to save inoney, thereby bee coming eligible in the Bu World's great biceilies Success competition for prizes Sf $500.00, If you haven't followed this compe tition so far, suppose you pick it up on Sunday. “Nothing venture, nothe ing have,” you know, ‘ * ’ ’ 6 @ ‘Those stars indicate that something in skipped. ‘To be frank with you the next important feature In the coming Sunday World ‘$s such @ mightily good thing that it seems to us we ought to keep you walting for {t, It's a novelty. It's really a novelty. It's a true, honest novelty, "Twill be on Page 5, ‘Next Sunday's World, fo let's pass on Teachers and Parents Should Hypnotize Children. A man of the name of John M, Letache says that, and proceeds ta! show you why, Next Time Baby Cries, Don't Spank }! Him (or Her, as the Case May Be), Hypnotize Him. Wore the foreigners glad when allied troops marched into Pekin, Well! A young lady who was the tells you something about it that wil be interesting. (N, B,--She looks very weil, tuis young lady, In Chinese cone tume, Her photograph.) Well, there's lots more, but we're not going to tell you all to-day, If we did, what would be the use of a Sunday paper? Btill, tt may Interest you to know that the Funny Side” of the Sunday World will print a page of Unreported Chinese War News, sont tn by Mr. Louis Bi the well-known artist, and that the . * Roly Poly Man Will Present a Novelty ‘To-morrow's Saturday, We'll have another ad,, more extended than in tomorrow's paper. You bast Bandara World Orda oe ot 2 be]