The evening world. Newspaper, October 8, 1900, Page 2

| | 4 | sae + GIRL KILLED FOR $12,000. Murdered by reagiee Plot: ters to Secure Life Insurance. Body of Victim Was Hurried~ ly Cremated and A Scattered, Oo 8 prosecuting CHICAGO, The authorities of Cook County Miscovered one of the most ties of the country’s history Charges of conspiracy, back of which Bre Allied insinuations of murder Podged againet three men, who are in ustody, These men will have to anawor the Allegations of a earefully laid plot to awindle an lnsurance company ast night atartling are and two fneyrance poctetion-a plot whieh Bald, promrenved with the growth of fear fhto the actual death, vy potapn, of the {amured person KILLED FOR INSURANCE. According to the theory on which the Prosecution will proceed the dead per Bon, & Young woman of Chicago, waa Originally one of the quartet Spirators. whe had expected that @enth was to be felened and that an Other dead body wae to be substituted Instead of that. real death came to her The woman whose death adds a new phase to what otherwise would have Deen a simple insurance mwindle was Marie Defanbach, twenty-five yearn old of con her Wad the three persona arrested pon Dench warrants ismued by Judge Gb bone are Dr. August M. Unger, Frank H. Smiley and F, Wayland Brown When Marie Defenbach died there Wore three Insurance pol on ner life feeremating $12.00, all of recent date, Gnd lesved in the following company and Aamoolations New York Life Insurance Company, 000. Vanadian Order of Fore , 96,000, night and Ladion of Honor, $2,000, TRACING THE CRIME. ome med with warrants and | fofofopofopotototolotelololofotololotolotolotohtote teohotet sfsel=fntetoteotefotobol snap et ; ‘The onepiracy has been Investigated Seay a Rely Bh Boal ahd (LtoA iat ade a rere mary a ieea eee iitavn APPA false Dr. W. G. Ferris, prinetpal of the | (02 8004 to be true, but I'm aure of htm with searching gare by & private deteo-| noice, surprised the airikers and {helt a ' Hyone tee now. Kaw that he wae a| American Sehool of Hypnonls, identified | 406: My’ reahnese brake hie hesitation, by the ChtowKo Attorney | vives and placed them undor arres!, A RANCIBCO, Oot b—Anila Halley Heda Mtr Hah win fed nt eee ee enmtiam and had wrought [JONe# as a former pupll from a picture | “Md now our love ts our all es of the New Yor Ll eee in eatowed win, only daughter of “Laoky" Hajdwin, | for « 1 ie around of desertion, | RMGERE OF Ny Pee a on old saan Aige|!® The Hvening World, When Miss Woods's caso was called Insurance pany, and later by they ye men became Infuriated at the|'# millionaire, hay eelipred a ree Jat Owkia a plied neat morns| thar he had him completely under hie] “St wae rome time in May last that by Magistrate Worth Dr. Hill walked Biato’s Attorney himself, Yesterday at Fee ds awooping down upon|recoria. Twelve hotre ner petition 40K After reading hin] sentra [Jones came to us for instruction," sald | VeNlde her to the bar, No one but Mise porting Weare. Beale’ Aaveraay, Des ie pelted ‘heen with wtones, and the| "ae Med the Judge signed ihe secre ly 1 Mrs. Baldwin “thes know chat before he made Pat» | Dr Ferris, “We rather objected ‘to him | ends ereelt could ony she Wad (ried Been, Assistant State's Attorney Willard | 'he™, P forced to teat a hasty re-| 'h@petted child of an Indulwent (nin ' J tei Nias tool he conspiracy he had |At Mest, because he could not explain to] 2 Kill herself, and on ahe did not need 3 McEwen, Bdward O'Bryan, attorney en Wig Ae min ri ‘un ay whe had only one wih dented her, and echueband ira han ania tran Tha man'a| Our ult eatlafaction just what his moe | (© confess it she wan dlecharged for the New York Life Co, and id-{ treat. In ners th ah eho Aaknd permionin i AEM ta te ikelh. B aR | OT ie was a emiting attate, ‘The May fward Maher, attorney for the detective| withdrew, leaving thelr wives to deal Hind ba 4 fain oe me : Wy int he would) aMdavit Is in their possession 1) js) tive was In mtudying hypnosis, A® al trate knew how Happily it War en officials, and this they did ia y dated pt eh joy to the Ueht Of] fpom a man of high standing tn the) practi#ing phyatctan Tam careful not}and he amied at her as ane le Agency, the case wan cdnvansed and in] with the official, y George Haldwin, the flashy head clerk n of tal Me friend and ad (rust the knowledge of hypnosis to] fom “ recent earion of] 9 wae an oni h |to tr 0" vl o Uy ‘0¢ ia Gentes 1p couse the Immediate ar. | (rue matty A Inher father a big ring he ae et te watet told him that |@ny’ person who might abuse tt or use |, 02% Hil! And Stina Wonde had not owt Pont of the suspects One of the men was badly beaten and Phuiee, Gathstt iN aii \ i vieer of Ith I" te OM OF UM Thee own Joyous lien ten blocks on Last April Miss Defenbach applied to several others wore hit WIN AYINE) rpman, oPormet tis noneenae o i her pe!) Rive was worth several milion el t for some evil purpose | the walk of the yh, New York Lite Inayrance Company | mit gun Anti " marry | and (hat he knew 4 way to get held o UY $10.00 policy. ‘This wan refused, | ‘This action by the Coal Company has He a ioskchen | ert en ror we Livi WIL) much of his money, How? He had ab JONES S QUEER ACTIONS, TRIas apa for Fades Wen (axon out, loauned & areat deal of blitert Oe Oe te In took ‘LM Weat Twenty wn ae control over the olf man Ha) When we asked Jones for his address j Bata Wh is ales avnured lnourancs line soups: are teo poor (0 Way 08] Fs Letborae’ oF 0 0 tre they | street, | | Hdward Mare| gould force him (o make a new will |he hesitated for a tong time, saying that | fm the Canadian Order of Foresters to] could not get it if they hed money. | op 9 fin Pu Aaa He a) \ hap. to wh a He would fave hin friend made a bene: | Me was conecied with a prominent tamtly ‘Abe amount of 1,00. What they plok on (he bank te alll jay epic far ra é ty ea a | a ficlary to a large amount if he would)and that it would injure him if they At the name time she took out a polley| they have for fuel Hee ane i rh Leal Hee ' neh 9 on, Mine Anita: pro div ; knew le was studying hypnosia. He! the Knights and Ladies of Honor for] The oMetiala of the Company explalt| qauyntor haxtened + ht snide. Mt [ v i they wet mar The man saw the significance of the| AVG Us some very good references, how- 000, shah WHiLs Thue, have ba otseatlon io (90 He sal i haatoned ia bedded , " 1, kee ‘ for two years ans | at and, not putting Jones on hislever, and we Anally consenied to accept e 10 fo reave her, sorge back behine || : rf tended to take the THE MURDER PLOT. strikers picking coal for thelr own UM) the halel counter and the ing peonle Hy |mvard, he pretented ak matter bim ana student . they have discovered that several men| ive W people! Marah (tied him Raldwin}under consideration, Meanwhile he no+| “He patd $100 jn advance for one regu: Two weeks afterwant she was dead,lhave heen selling what they picked tol Valdwin h : {kot wind of the affair, made the young! tiNed Rice's frlends He tried (0 keop!tar course of (wolve lectures, 1 ree Ieaving a willswdicl directed that a part |merchanta, and are making @ cenie oF y xt Mer AW OORN Vali dbs ee a RMR A Lae VRE. 1 eg tai {O.LUATH FOr. TOR CRN Be nye) Be, tbe leanne | the © pal to rani miley, her “atance Fhe Co t 1p “1 and airick taken | 0 Baaband,” and iba her body be c The refusal of the Company to alloW) nephew and son-lilaw ia a “broken: | wht " Sa) of intimating | Why Rise took up whit Patrick, whol, "JOn@® Wak an apt pup and seemed Silent About That Col- Seiad Y be ere-| more ploking will probably be followed) mniitionalre and #kipped I yhhteas ait ) thie cemetery had been the attorney tor the heire of (AG OUt BM bs qieast Into nie Susy. Her death wan ationded by the moat BY BEV AT SPiAD BIRO ATL SE: oles Mra, Rice, haa been inexplicable until @iven to the tudents ti Ser eiody. n orado Trip. Horrible agony, The attending physician | mene — Hone that exist on tho lower exat ghde,” | he HypHotte power of the valet comen) AIMTON. Kinks Ais, hve Fefused to leaie a certificate of death, # A ye el a Woday, “until | Into eonelderation |Aomonatration work: that is, takin but the Coroner's Jury later, and after MASS FOR tf ; ttt | atudy the aitua:! Patiok, who has a record ¢ sharp] jects and putting them under the he Pave. Malu Pha Nae 1 wit, eth the body bad been embalmed, found a vonditie in foarigh in a clvitiged AAaling, seems to Nave fallen in at once | notte nfuence and requiring them to go Ns, OM telogran Verdict of death from dysentery, 1 fomumuntty. Wn PD ky St se h {n performance nont today to George Fred Williams, MELA ihe body wes cromare’ The M’CLU KEY WON TWANY. sl CAaem TURING my tere | eet etetetettetstottetotetetetotek, at who has gone on a stumping tour Went, ihe whee “aaailarea | rhe hb . nt Magi tray viok UNA ie the m Jones could ensity have arking him as to the facie he claimed Winds of Heaven, moa r ne rant girl, oontrotied an old man like to know regarding Gay, Kooavalt's ae Without much delay provesdings were with Hatoria, ¢ wevidence ity | Wide and may have had eee * bin tour arenes ; sind , wcove ° war re Neorderl Mr, Willlame sent the following de> Yawn No recover 1h Value of the In Fifteanth Anniversary of ime Aru PulE erly A eqmat (hypnotic: — power epateh in teply from Bt, Louie: Urance pollcien she ‘ Vidouietiy (hee are mores of other ever tin phystetamatals ' \. ThA Was resintest 1 ineurance| First American Cardi- whine yreree OF att v! ‘ a A Hoovevelt and Ladae have @ monn PoMPAnIe With the result Lhat the fraud s Girl Rescued from Dive, sme tna stiom We cannot ment of Dr. Ferris, principal of 4 vy, drowny oF marcato ea Iv of nerecnaittios whieh 1 do not wieh fab dlbcovere nal's Death, | r ‘mt cats never brought Hypnotic: Sehoot so ihat are nuppowed to be to Msturh, Senator Lodge woull offset py Geoewe WW atubbert, attorney and Magistrate Takes , ae A ye mans Jotebotoboteh the fiasco of Gov, Roosevelt's Wostern rine New ¥ Life Inaurance Co - sedi i tour by making him a mertyr, pany, of ts tbeday atat Up the Case. with the valet's plan ‘That he was “He would also like to have a quarrel umpany trad tease? s pola’ & An anniversary requiem maas for the r Marie Lorenbach « sh iH ‘igie « enoen of the soul of Cardinal John we Gominated by the serving man has my of any diversion of the wtrong current Pr eter hut have AL, PETsiNUta GAT Renta Magisiraice Poo! ip personally eu World A JONE in nomething help either acheme fe Chim had us yet heen a ey tthe Atvopah aniversary of cna] CMe. sel sab! ot: abapotlon whan A SUIC CIDE. JONES SUBJECT, Therefore Renator Lodge haw my fuit| ey Fe Jeath of (he fret prolate raised to inat| “Ame before him In Kevex Market Court} At the lime Valet Jones was study. | semeteme permission to abuse the Democracy to ny FUGA a ae fOr [eminenoe In the Rong Catholic ch hfe th und vito exe has Wo ing hypnotiem at De Ferrte’s eho! COULD HAVE “INFLUENCED his Neart’s content, All penaitien are #00 exceiion) came, and |n America men In Jal item bene je lawyer | there wae in the employ pf the doctor ICE.” | waived . Inder canis cupMell replied: | ‘The mane was celebrated by Arch: |10" ihe Dre hi batt Failing to Break Jail,|* Yours man of twemty-tout years, 1 RICE. GEORGE PRED WILLIAMS! <ifoumnatanes | gio Corrtgnt y weeittant: netenc | POPIFy. At et hiave certain mem: | *Tieterate, shock-headed, Mikhecheeked | “Jones left before the course of oral | es oe sa Of companies hat from a number | ®a# Father MJ. Lavelle, ‘The Deacons] ors ot the pow to Fea” ie Barton Took and tmpulaive fearon be Reares butt hy | id IRELAND IS COMING, & time betore uy Fal ao ion Jot Honor wore Hava, W. J, 18, Daly and | enve | Poi John Carroll js his name. 08 mere than blu He was vere wel] Moud be done as a et |doxenh Me MoMn he deacon, Rev.) Raohel Mutohnick olson, he was quite willing to talk of hin qc-|eAvanted Inthe Work outolde at “the | —— and aR ne es wrout fon | Thomas J. Murpny) subedeacon, Rey ald, Who ne eon | ‘ | quaintanceahip with Jones i. i would have po a Passenger on Matier in doll,” the} Honry '™, Newey, and Mantet of Cers-|sinee last May, wan tural to 8 tary an ty iflatton : “Hi never forget Mr Jones” sald |Paton and held (he pw sg Mate Sonatas nonles, Rey Thomas F Myha ! nt ae Lh mF Af er ue Carroll; “he was funny, you know, |a map through a « on with. wre War a attendance, many ere whe was t prisoner t ou Mt TMverhoad, L. e ook | “A out the latter realising that he was be MAY : private comt all pa hela man to whom “pea ad her ant who was wa 4 Abou) ita7lep bv One wees: te Yee! me) ae RULE IRELAND, floes. “The. in nasheed, of re. ing i ts ae ay Le let ballad a subject to hypnotise, Yer, he was) aE eee enally have controlled LANDON, Oot. t- Fhe White Atar line ‘ai, Horan chanting under the leaderahly vt Perey laren war, of Wi Rivinaton' ie, Collate Dengan canes Of fF | aod at Mt, 100, He wouldn't go tn the} oid man like Rice and may have pa] steamer Majestic, which Is to from er ot Dealer Now Nam Ate the. tun f th " tw ¥ tah He ' king ; ‘ n pe ae eran Ee gular classes, but practiced on me pay er, or in hi fennel: i goa egy b la Aue pe eat t Neonetiuaton the mane| street, wae wt the aiel'e case and hel by taking potro pt vy rye i ppg * ely to Be Lord 1 Corrigan abd the other of-|noittiel Jamen W Keynolde, of the t Haris Geaaits bias an ‘About three times a week Mr Jones “4 the physiclan had. of hypnoste vee has oe eee . Mentenane ery men celebrated a vorsiiy Mettiement, They got her out nt{Urday, ORt wha dibcovered in ite by /MAMELOME Orme IP & (uHRY way And whether he suspected the Intention Arehbishon Ms LONDON, O68. 8 The Inieat potittent Te theehane CRMAMAT MOT nouse by fore. ‘The police, (t in)One of the keepers [a Nave to do ust. aa he wanted mo [ot Jones to infiuence him ham, the singer, Boesip in that the Marl of Dudley who ver the tomb, and neariy 100) coarged, acting rather unwilling HH to do, 1 didn't know what he wanted ute th ihe Yoon en cont In tne redhat of the Inte he Gikiaal — me to do only I couldn't help dving vustin ity Jn Bouth Africa, will replace Bari faiice, URINE from {Be Foot Of Te argh sn aived in ie NOMINATE. 3 JUDGES, [tinge that come In. er ming aT Cadogan ns Lord | ant of Ireland. | — house, WAM with iurinue the ‘fometines Mr, Jones would ask me II Ty || ope rage 3 > . ‘0 the ple promise 6 ‘ eaeent ee if 1 thought he was as good as Dr, Fer. THs INTERESTS KVERYWODy, | SPECIAL CAR WRECK, |" ' b's Aap ee ae! ve Call txaued for Hepablican Connty frig in hypnotiem, and | told him ‘almost | . —e wae | onvention to He Held Neat as good.’ He toki me he wanted to be Apniversary Sales of Rothonhrrg General Superintent Syamey| At hiv hearing, Wiliam Feldman, | ‘Vharaday Bventow, good at it because he wanted to go with @ Oe, Are Hathusin y te | Willtams, of Peaneytvanta one of hie witnesres, testified Uiat the Cen Francis V ene, Chatrman of @ circus. JONES'S WIFE, wan—The Mammoth Betahs | Coal Co, Fatally tort ait met him at Coney Isignt and ine (the Republican County Committee, to- iment Is Crowded gon fi Cot, t—By the) duced him to take her to «hotel tm thie od Aoall (or the remviar County| “Mr. Jones ald he had & wife In Cons That Shakespeare was right, A iman 4 with Customers, | wrecking Ar « thy al city: This evidence wae proven false, tion of the Repubtican party, to}nectiout, too, and showed me a love should always dress as well as Rothendorg & Co, 3443 Went | wr | var engine on the Brie & Wyoming |404 Feldman arrested on w charge of! be held at the Murray Ht Lycoum on |tetter which he sald was from her. he can, nee tte man gets b : » tt ie Valley Ratiroad runnin perjury \Thureday evening “When I wae with him | couldn't help w Menttt wizeet, are to-day brillianuy \ alirow vine it thin] | wing thelr claim below New {afternoon General Superintendent did:| In addition Magvot's was| Candidat for two Supreme Court|doing what he wanted me to He wae q ae famest-growing Jonartmont | 20 Wilitate, ofthe Pennayivanta Coal) threatened by the Maginivate with ar | Judgeships and one for City Court witt{® good hypnotiat, All he wanted me to v vine having vested anes the| (tard Oem: Perane Tis| rem for subopnaiion of perdir |be nominated do were oasy things, but I don't remem- Modern tatlori Pee Dim took formal pomeemon of the great “Rogineer {l. Wo Winteratein wan] The case was adjourned untll nest} — ber everything 1 did bay yl, better guods ral git o We give you for on Fourteenth wir silently hurt Friday and Magivtrate Pool has been] something Me dreaming, tr il men areas — hatifed ‘that -betective deorge, Grim:|LODGER LISTS FILED, |xe. Jonen Me was a preity coat te- $15 A SUIT OR OVERCOAT, At Latenpen tntevass, to. ereey MRS. SPOWERS FREE, | {28% 0 tit Bitritae street station, tins is. low, only awful anxious to be able to Hp ch tn Gre Ne and viv *Fatven notice to the lawyer for the pris: |g, * i do anything he Ihed with people by —— onat of intended moves.of ihe prosecu.|ellee Meard WI) Get Datiy a tnneeee their minds to do his will, i on Afiniatiog Wi in Justion Andrews, tn the Supreme | tion, Record of Roomers trom ‘mind, that's sure, be- nal Court, to-day granted Mre Francis) He has ais learned ¢ hone who Now Watt) mn Ora |Gafl Spowers a decree of divorce Crom rescued girl are belng persecuted Wiitam Harvey Spowere on the atatu-| by dives| and others, On chile a All the lodging-hou b foe Mop vate cel, FERRIS'S HISTO! tory ground count the Mngtaeate eclded (0 IRMOltoday the filing of late of ¢helt room: DR. F $’S H RY. Mra, Bpowers golm (he custody of their] Rachel Howat » sexjeuet my it ers with the Police Board, as required] The polleo know Dr, Ferris and say) only otid, but Mr, Bpowers ls permit- re. Reel by che election laws. that 5 about yeare it ts] TWINERS CALLED | TD CONVENTION Terms of Operators to Be Considered on Friday Next. Delaware & Hudson Follows Other Companies in Offer- ing More Pay. SHBPNANDOAH, Pa, Dot % Prem Mitohell tosday [neumd a call for a sonvention of mine workers of the threr Hivirfeta comprising the anthracite felt to meet in Seranton Pa, on Pride Hext to une the torma offered by the coal operators The Call says In view the fact that (he mine perators have ported notices offering an advance in wages Cormerly paid, and believing Ht to be our plain duty to ean @ult your Wishes a future vevor we deem it advinble weak you tol feleot delegates to reprenent you vemion ‘You are therefore convention will be held at Beranton, | Pa, bewinning Friday, Oot, 1, at 10 Ay! M of reprementation will be| one Vote for each 100 persona on strike, | or it desired. demgate may repre: went aa many aa () Mineworkers, but no delegate will be allowed to caat more than five votes It Is signed by Ofitehell and the three Matrict TM denis, and the convention will be held In Boranton Music Had Gen. Gobin, in command of the troop here, waid to-day that he had informed Sheriff Toole, of Bohuylktll County, of his intention to withdraw the remainder of his troops by to-morrow if favorable weather prevatle WOMEN IN RIOT, notified that @| The tants Beat the Pollee at Pittston Who Tried Arrest te to Plekers, {oroial to The Drening World) PITTATON, Oct, BAt Noo Colliery today an attempt war made by Supt. Roseneranta, of the Penney! vanta Coal Company, to arrert a body of miners and thelr wives for pickin coal on the culm piles near (he mine THE WORLD: _MONDAY » BVERING: OCTOBER 8, 1900, “LUCKY” BALDWIN’S HEIRESS IS FREE. ote Record-Breaking Divorce Proceedings—Her Decree Signed Twelve Hours After Filing Petition. led to vielt It twice a week ot the rest. of Mra, Bpowers's father to) © eer iatineh Lofotol hefolot liver elebttlt ferme ol on Me falntive a dae eletelolobetelelotoletototatatetetetettetateletoth | dtatoly | Rice | | he atid POLICE NET CLOSING AROUND VALET JONES. (Continued from Mirst Page) Agcertained that the body had been{Muenced a subject that he lost consctous- promptly embalmed, although Mr. Rice) ness and could not be brougtt to him: had In hie lifetime said he was opposed | self to anything of that sort, and the fun- Dr, Ferria worked hard, but could not ral wae being hastened with intent (o| bring the subject back from the hyp: cremate the body notte atate and the poiice, fearing that PATRICK SUSPECTED. the maw might die, decided to hold the doctor, “THe altuation seemed to te one which} Later the man regained consclousness required promp! action, and the detec- and Dr, Ferris wae released, tive force at Mulberry atreet wan imme] Jones's remarkable influence over hie communicated with by tele maater is well dereribed by Marta Boot, phor Mr, Gerard was sent there (o the colored washerwoman, who waa, ive all necessary informatidn, Coroner| with the exception of Jones and Patrick, Hart wag called into the case and re oftener than any one in Mr, Rites debebleeetettelotetoleloieieteloitottot apartments. “Well, Monte Crinte’a MARY SCOTT’S STORY. at last to heaven or “Mr, Rice wan very fond of Jones,” he ° the peer place,’ hemant Mee to gaye, Al times he would realise that LS been le by Jones after i the oF Milionaite Hoe Tones was forcing him to do thin ath agalnet his will Then he would storm, but Jones never low contol of himeelt, He would talk slow and quiet to the old man, and the storm would end by Mr, Rice doing aa Jones wanted, but think. ing that he was having bis own way. ‘he morning before he died Jones sungented that he go to bed. Mr. lee replied that he didn't care to de mo, and when he feit ike It he woukl go without ODy Huggestion from hin valet Ponee fald nothing, bot after a few minuler lonce he remarked to Mr Rice that he looked fatiqued, and suggested that he try to Walk forosa the room Mr. Rice fot up, but was too weak to walk, Jones picked him up as if he was a baby aad but him to bed "TL ever suspected anything wrong About the house except that Jones never Jet anybody enter his reom, He told me fot to bother about it He took care of it himself. Half the me when Mr. Patrick walled he would axk for Jones and talk (o him without going to see Mr. Rice, quested to prevent the funeral, Mean- while, the brother of the deceared was hastening from Texas, “Patrick calle! upon me jaat wook mith bie private counsel Anm@etant Dts- trick+Attorney Unger wag alto present and the conference lnated nearly an hour. In that tline, Patrick's attention wes called to a number of very suspic fous clreumetances, partioularly as to the embalming of the beady with are sontous Auld when it was about to be eremated A BIG CONSPIRACY, “He gave no explanation of this, but Vimitted that all, or nearly all, of Mr Froperty bad been assigned bul the object of such assignment 0 him, vt dlpelose, “The quentiona naked seemed to cause him nome wmitition, as hit hands shook perceptibly Assintant Diatriet-Attorney Osborne hoe entire charge of the investigation on betialt of the people “EP have aoen a number of the cheeks | of Mr. Rice diawn to the order of Pat rok, and woo. them aprear to me to be clumay forgeries “Phe whole mubjeot will be thoroughly Inventigated, not only a# to the cause of the death of Mr. Blea, but also an to this remarkable sorter of proceedings, fo me it seems that there has been fa conspiracy to obtain powmeasion of the atk of Mr. Rice's property.’ WAS A HYPNOTIST. ‘An wan exclusively Intlinat Hvening World, Jones, the y out to be the mamter and not the man hold of the "Do I think Jones wouid have forged heeka? the old man's name to the No, Statement of Mary Soott, one of Millionaire Rive's servants. sir, He didn't need to forge the old man's name to anything, He hed him rlaht where he could have made him sign anything he asked him to do.” The turns in A record of each day's registry. of [rented lodgers will bave to be tured in trom now until Election Day, he was at aS ih te a" 1 IAPIESS FOR TTORAID ILLS WSS WOOK) NE PESINS, Would-Be Suicide Be Dr. Hill's Wife. to Tried to Die at His Feet, She Won Him Over. Alice M. Woods's desperate attempt to Kill hersbif in the arms of her sweet. heart, Dr Harty A. Hill, to avoid what the feared would be a permanent sep FAtion, haw resulted in her complete joy, Hhe was releaned from potice custody in the (ates Avenue Court, Brooklyn, thie morning After her discharge she told an Mven+ ing World reporter that she expected to be Dr, Hill's wife shortiy, He lives at NT Dey street, Hrookiyn Mise Woods Is a stenographer tn a road street news bureau. She lives at St Nostrand avenue, Brooklyn, She tod exclusively in ‘The Evening World amt week why she had tried to end her Nite Working for her living since she was @ Mitte girl, Mina Woods martied John Ackerson, We had another wife living, she found, and she left him. Then rhe met Dr. Mill, They both loved at frat au “Harry's mother Was the one person who seemed likely to mar our happ! news,” Mise Woods eald toway., "From the first she objected to his marrying me, not because of me, but she sald would ruin his practice and life If he| married “Bhe came to me and raged. T stood fost, When Harry cama to see mo 1 found his mother had Influenced him He advised a wait, 1 feared it meant forever, f couldn't think of tt caimiy and decided to die, ‘1 took some morphine tablets from Harry's medicine case and swallowed them, I fell in his arms in a dase, I felt | was dying and was happy. “1am happy now. The aiock to Harry has shown him that hie life t# not to be bound up in work for fame and money, but In love. He says he will not hak his happiness now by dallying. “As noon as Loan get legal proof that Tam free from the man Ackerson we will be married, Harry and 1 Tt seeme ‘aelens Thirty-five Others Hurt by Sudden Storm in Minnesota. Men Pinned Under an Engine Overturned by the Wind. BIWARIK, Minn. Oct, &—A tornado yesterday cut a pathway 18 feet in width through the northwestern corner of the town, completely wrecking the buildings, The batt howes and butldings of gy ee Which wtoof in the path of ‘Orm wore reduced to kindll i ne The Property lone ts estimated at from $76,000 to $100.00 and the known fatale {tes number nine, with thirty-five pers fons injured Mr. and Mra, Marowlis and William Hilotrom were killed here, and #ix pare sone in a family near Pike Lake pete iehed, Their names are not known, ‘The houge in which the Marowite fam> ily lived was wrecked and the body of Mrs, Marowlts waa found fully 4 feet Away, crushed and bruised, with her clothing stripped off The body of her husband was found to-day 0 debrie of the home, terribly mutilated William Hilstrom was atruck on the head by a falling tree and hie skull orushed. Me afterward died at the how pital The engine-tiouse of the Duluth, ava and Northern Ratiroad was ed and a number of locomot! and cara were whifted from the tri and pounded Into serap tron, One engine, in whieh were Murray and Anierson, was blown from the | and the men were pinned beneath it and terribly burned by the escaping steam, fleveral care blown from the tracks we found In the Duluth mine pit, hundreds of feet away, ‘The duration of the tornado was lew | than five minutes, It was an unusually severe (humae and roe ‘the storm swept in a north direction, and struck a fittle seitlomen| near Pike Lake, wi number of buildings were wreck one of whieh an entire family, Aisting of & husband, wife and ohildren, were Instantly killed, ke in p00. 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