The evening world. Newspaper, April 3, 1901, Page 3

| v Sagi THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIT. 3, 1901. WIFE WINS IN | i PITILESS RAIN BEATS DOWN ON SICK OLD MAN. HOS greene 02009400200608-5-5-549; Evicted and Ill, Aged |? Robert Kennedy Is Stretched Out on a Couch in the Street, Where He Remains All Night in Chilling Storm. A tale of suffering and want was re- vealed this morning when Mrs. Funda, a woman of thirty-flve Anna Poorly dressed but refined In manne: and appearance, calle » edit rooms of The Evening Wo: “My old father, Robert Kennedy, raid, “has lain for nearly tw hours on a couch in front of our home at No, § Hague stre midnight he haa been unprotected from the heavy fall of rain except for a thin blanket, We have non sand there was no one to give him shelter. 1 were evicted from our rooms @ay at 1 o'clock by the landloni, George 1. Patton, of No. 118 Canal street. We owed two months’ rent. Carried Out in the Rain. “My father," sho oastinued, "Is sev- enty-eight years old, and has for years Supported himself by selling fruit from @ pushcart. In this way he made a fair living, but old age cams upon him, and with It great feebleness. and for He and | 88-8 ee cept rare periods, to work at a We aged to the rent until rw: Weeks ago, for 1 was able to send hin at some money now and then, from Fler ida, where [ was working. Ye lay We were served with eviction papers, and my father, too il to walk, wi ta carried down the long fights of and Iaid on the couch which w xessed. A thin flannel blanket pose was placed over him. “At midnight to-day the rain began ad falling and he lay in the street night, unprotected. No policeman, any one else, came to his assistance. secmed blind to his needs and misery. KENNEDY ON HIS COUCH IN THE STREET. ——.—_ Ignored the Suffer- ings of the Patient, but The Evening World Finds Him Shelter and Food. rs rs a 2 ‘ 3 { é 3 rs % g Police and Passersby}| TERT? ROKEF TOT DOVLY CARTE iShock of Sir Sullivan's Death Told | on Impressario. DEAD IN LONDON. "hot th Refusing a Decree of Divorce to Her Hus- band and She and Her Daughter Weep. dant Mew he result cA verdict for the dete eM. Wandelt!) was jury's deliberationa fn the noted LONDON To Oyley Carte t theatrical manager and 3% arto, | dial to-day tn London. He had been an Invalld @ long time and was obliged ¢ [use a bath-chair, but he neverthele: P| closely attended the theatre. S| DPOyly Carte died quite peacefully, He | fad long suffered from weakness of che heart, which was aggravated by the shock he sustaines as a result of the death of Sir Arthur Sullivan. {le was in| a Comatose state yesterday, but Fallted | before the end. | He and Sir Arthur Sullivan, who died some months ago, were strong {friends and closely associated tn business. DOyly Carte had an internattonal reputation and was especially prominent during the Gilbert-Sullivan vogue, he } dringing out most of the comic operas written by those famous men. | Richard D'Ovly Carto was Atwy-aeven years old. His futher, Riohar Waa a Weil-known polo flute player, who afterward Joined a successful firm of musical instrument makers, After matriculatiny: versity young Carte father's business. and operettas and founded a concert agency. | from the summer of !! directed ation to. ment of years later by the triumph he Sorcerer,” and from that tim an almost unbroken recont of succesne 1 familiar nat a went into hin he establish. 1 1 1 up oa rvise the oy Bet ondolters: fu fus was marked by x crittes, Tika ‘The latter wits som r Cartes sta ashes with | voy Theatre in London e presentation of ¢ c operas. ned, “in in} 1 ihe netive man. t it 1 do not nent of nut continued to lett home in| Mireet Its poll brother, moa Prison, he would be liber: ed April 16, and that he would have money when he gained Ite freedom and would care for facner. But in the mean time we know not where to turn. \ reporter of The Evening World {n- ated the woman‘s story, and, find- it to be true, rendered the old man his daughter temporary ald by hir- apartments for them at Try street and buying them a of groceries and meats FEARS COURAUD HAS LEFT HER. Wife Thinks He Got Parental Pardon at That Price. Mrs. Fauvel Gouraud, a magazine wr! er, of No, M4 West Dhirty-sixth stre feans that her husband has abandoned her and fleat to with his broth: er, Inck " ton on The latter Wednemlay last uvel Gouraud ts aon of Col, BI. rand, at presem resiting In Rracte He holds th Inf right nn phonogr: 1. Gourand ral in his allowanees to his wony, and Fauve Jawter was a tnw with offices he marr in Mrs. ‘The w ments lach Gourand’s wedding notice to his son was suspended. ‘The sent was a allowance rome strug. his sled along as best th ne of last year, they weraped toe kether enough money to sail for E Jand, in quest of parental fo: Col. Gouraud only thing he offered to do was to pay his daughter-In-lnw’s passage dick to Amertca {f rhe would leave her hus- band behind her. The offer wns declined and Mr, and Mrs, Gouraud returned on America on Washington's Birthday on the Atlantic transport liner Marquette, Gouraud took hia wife uptown and left her with friends, Mo returned later In the day without money, but with statement had’ met hin o frlend “Admiral Tryon" of the N: who promised to secure a secre ship for him in the Naval Bureau t Washington. Its wito there was no “Admiral Tryo: Amertcan mavy. Tnen she learned that her husband ‘cashed a check for 10) signed by Ms brother Jack. Her trace of him was in the British ( nulate, where he had led for trans- porti 0 jotn the tish forces in South Africa. DENIES ROYAL RELATIONS. ——— Lawyer Says He Is Not a Connec- tiem ef King Chri Cart Fiecher-Hansen, the attorney, at No, & Uberty etreet, who wna in court yesterday to combat a motion to grant a new trial to Charles Peterson, con- vigted of conspiracy, ral tive of King Christian rk, os has been stated: His court troubies grow out of a damage suit for breach of romise brought by « former Swedish Rousek yer three or four years after his marriage in 106. conspiracy and swore out warranta. for Charles Myers, noemes ristine that says she discrvered n Petersen and the woman, Afogren. Myers, Mr. Hansen says, \s fugitive from Justice. Petersen and the woman were found gulltty, the former yet @ sentence of one year and th setae three months. "The former npr for a new trial, : Set says Petersen is a watch- aker, not a real estate man, and he was never in business with htm. —$———__-_ Small-Pox Holds Regiment. BAN FRANCISCO, April 3.—Owing to the Giscovery of a case of small-pox among the men of the Eleventh In- , the regiment ‘will not eall for Saat on the Deen Bla ifpatr on bad SAY WOMAN LEAPED TO DEATH WITH MAN SUICIDE. Family Have Not Tried to Identify Body. Children playing early in the Bast River Mark » woman Monday night 4 man a river. They heant and both the man and the woman disappeared, The children declare that they saw a woman's hat floating in the river, ‘They st Elhty-eimhth atreet joked vainiy for the body of the oone has yet called Alentity the body of th A deter was found from Une {t wax conclude man Loe {the Morgue to man, the body and that the hoedy . of No. 3 Loeb hin since Monday morning, hat ims been ¢o see whether or not it rman lceb, dy of the supp nm about twenty b S feet 4 in In helght, brown and kray mixed hair and must . brown and black platd sack coat and vest It is pelieved py the police of the Kast Fighty-elghth street station that Her- man Loeb, who disappeared early Mon- day morning from hie home, No. East Elghty-second treet, has c d Loeb ts t years old succlde by drowning. Family Suspect Marder. Loeb's famtly think he was murdered. In support of their theory the police voy of a nmin wax soon! FE p and taken to the Morgue, The} Monday night found on a benoh in East) Niver Park at Elehty-fourth street a coat and hat which has been {dentified an Locb's, Iweb Hved on the third floor of the Ebhty-second street houre with his wife: And eighteen-year-old daughter, He left the hous: lock Monday morning. Jdrersed “HH, Loeb, 240 Ht.” was in one ta of the cout found by the On tt was written: PAR SRIF YOU HAVE suStE f SILK POKES, ALSO sum PLAIN ONES, TE WOULD LIKE TO AVE THEM aT TH a6. HOPING YOU ny AND WITH KIND REGARDS TO AL NANNY MORRIS.” The and eman went to Loeb's address wast ompanied to the station- by Jacob Uthorn, of No. 151 Bast Hundred ant Twenty-first street, a the family, who tdentifled the as belonging to the missing He said the man carried with marked “H. LL." 0 Kling ring, pair of gold eye-glanses large «um of money. ‘The family say they know of no reason why the man should kill atmself, as he hed no business troubles and was healthy. ‘ ‘The police assert that Loeb hi - nesa diteuttien and that he had threat: ened to commit suicide several times. man, him a gold w FOUR YEARS © CONE WITH FOR BURLINGAME “Gentleman Burglar,” Who Led Double Life, Gets Light Sentence. Frederick C, Rurlingnme, the ‘“gentle- man burglar’ who was arrested while ransacking the apartments of M Rose Meyers, at No. 86 Lenox avenue, Feb. 27, was to-day sentenced Yo Bing Sing pris n for four years, by Judge Cowing in Gon- eral Sessions. Burlingame waa convicted of bur- Blnry In the second degree, the maxt- mum penalty for which Is ten years at hard labor. On his trial it develonad that for years he had heen lending a Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde sort of a Mfe—a burglar in the night and a sh- clety man by day. In sentencing Burlingame Judge Cow- ing remarked that he had ascertained that the prisoner was a graduate of Columbia College and a prominent Mason. A number of merchants who had known only the good side of Bur- Ingame's Itfe tertified tn hia behalf. After Burlingame’s conviction @ num- ber of trinkets supposed to have been stolen by him were found secreted in the cellar of tis home, Ny. 94 Dawson street, in the Bronx. UNCLES CASH Scolded, Annie Casle- buch Departed with $215 in Savings. ‘Two hundred and fifteen dollars and Annie Caslebuch, thirteen years old, have disappeared simultaneously from the home of the girl’a uncle, Henry Caslebuch, at No. 38 Unton avenue, Williamsburg. ‘Annie was not a wayward child, but she would flirt," sala Caslebuch to the police of the Herbert street station. “Sho was a pretty girl and developed beyond her years, The boys finttered her and turned her head. Bhe wns out with her sweethearts yesterday and did mot return for supper. I scolded her and so did my wife. She orted and sali! she was going to bed, “When my wife softene! a little and carried up her supper she found the irs room empty. Her’ clothes were Fone, too, I remembered the $15 1 haw secreted in the mattrers. She knew the hiding place and took ft. My wife and 1] from one bottle of Perina. will hava to give up our trip to Ger-| Cham, many this summer unless the police find the girl before the money is al! gone.” COLER IN A Overdrawn. m, “Loam thank sponded the Comptroller, answering the quite well, you, ree telephone tn person. ft lx not true that you have serious {ntestinal trouble and that a consultation of physicians has been called to decide whether you have sutfi-| olent strength to ul “Well hanily have overnt: been Indl re doctors a * will be tation and no eperation tne better to my off. Im nosed, Mra. at Lake- wood, of her alarming condition and hurried 1 the city thin morning. She was greatly relieved to find her hushand in no danger, but highly indignant because of ¢ and inconvenlence she had euft DAN G HON. DAN. A. GROSVENOR, O Hon, Dan. A. Groavengi from Washington, D. C “Allow me to express my gratit vei reapecttally, “attention lor a qurprise, Carte, | at London Uni-! egn to write sonKs | D‘Oyly Carte | and later, CHIPPER MOOD. adding The Evening World called up Comp- troller Coler's residence, at No, 241 Han- cock street, Brooklyn, to inquire for Mystery of Supposed Herman Loeb, Whose s eputy Auditor for the War Department, {n a letter written ya: One wee! ies and Lam now as well as ever. it apring tonics it is an excellent catarrh remed divorce case that for flve days held tho and a of e Manchard tury in Supreme "The Jurors hroug! to-day at 19.20 ofcloc! out at 2.90 P.M. yesterday a’ ered the cane for elght hours Mrs. Wandell and her daughter, Caro- ine, were nearly overcome with Jo when the foreman of the jury ar nounced the verdict. It was somewhat as a Aisngreement was thought to be most probable, While the Jury was being polled Caro- Ine Wandell clasped her mother about the neck and they wept together for Joy “Thank God!" satd Mra. Wandell when the last juror had answered, Lawyer Severance moved for a new trial on vartous legal grounds. His mo- tlon was curtly dented by Justice Blanchard. —_—— of Torture but to Test Sen- | sibility of Children. There je no danger that the a’ AIL be Introfuced Into the put so Umid children my lzometer has been heralded ument torture, bat tt , Paychologtat Ma teation, at saye it is not intended as of pe of the kind "The algceneter,” he says, * torture’ 4 sense ‘an. Instrume: ‘pincaing machine," thin newepapers, It t« not used to test the power of enduring pain, but to test to paln, In making the test Kel to report the eling of pressure fro Instrument bears with It the least | He Says Stories of) toven ur unpin His Illness Are | aigometor bern the rin ~ FACTORY ALONE ‘‘ They're Only Jealous of Me,’’ Says Maggie Slamm. the pretty eighteen- rent Watch Case Company, of Roseville, near Newnrk, Is holding the fort alone in the polishing depart- ment of the factory to-day fe the only person at work in the ment, anf her employera” say ROSVENOR SAYS: “Peruna is an Excellent Spring Catarrh Remedy----I am as Well as Ever.” — F THE FAMOUS OHIO nde to you for the benefit derived has brought wonderful Besides being one of the 1! Very Dan. A. Grosvenor, WANDELL CASE. | jJury Returns Verdict Arthur} ! Algometer an Instrument Not in ne ed in cere) MRS. CHARLOTTE WANDELL. | |- ‘The plaintiff was Francis I. Wandell, a lawyer, Ie accused } uct with ALN. k } way, M well W nown phy mwas | 42“Str.Cor, SUA. Thousands of Boys’ and Children’s; Suits on Special Sale for Easter. © made in cour ng was | dete edt cause his || Boys’ Russian Blouse Suits, sizes 3 to 6, Blue Cheviots....special at $2.98) facher) wv © sons |} Boys’ Russian Blouse Suits,'sizes 3 to 6, High-Color Serges..specialiat $4.98 prion era ‘ven untll his wife |f BOYS" Sailor Suits, sizes 3 to 10, All-Wool Blue Cheviots. .. .special at $1.98 land ors Newal Vorced har aus | Boys Sailor Suits, sizes 3 to 10, Blue and Red Serges. ...... special at $2.98 dase : ___ || Boys" Sailor Suits, High-Color Serges and Cheviots .. special at $4.95 |] Boys’ Vestee Suits, sizes 3 to 8, Fancy and Blue Cheviots.. special at $2.95 US E D IN |] Boys’ Vestee Suits, sizes 3 to 8, Blue and Red Serges. especial at $3.98 || Boys’ Double-Breasted Suits, sizes 5 to 15, Blue Cheviots...special at $2.95 || Boys’ Double-Breasted Suits, sizes 5 to 15, Fancy Cheviots.. special at $2.98. SOVSSSVSSVSSyp THE ALGOMETER. with the work of the department and are wholly without reason Prof MacDonald aleo maintains that thas ildren most nets bright proved washerwomen teats that busine: witive t | ne ass A metry sparkle In Mrs amm’'s brown eyes when an Evening | World reporter saw. her from her work long « ough i | 11 foolish? AN thie trouble for | noth Those girls are «imply jealous fand that's alt fate tt Jealous of whar! Ch tots of things Most of all | - 1 a1 looking 1 she [tanehed, as ve Were enjoying te tation hugely ‘The lesue ved ds the status ot| Mixx Sainm Watch Case Makers] Union, of whieh all the girls in polishing department are sats unon Mins s nasert. th | Vvored oy the ——— Subinarine PARIS, April 3. Marine, Mo de t x The Minister \neasan, hos ordered of twenty additional | Hon. John Moner, of fT Went Second street pestin pays the following in : Peruna: "As a remedy for cata: can | cheertully recommend I mn vereieiae it fe to suffer trom that terrible dis | and I feel that it te my duty to speak immediate relief Peruna cured me orl bad case of catarrh and T know it will ie | any other sufferer from that disease," Miss Matte Lo Guild, President ] Hl valine ePeoniie . President Hiinots | Christian Temperance | Unton, tn a recent letter trom Chicago, til a, | Willams, County Comm) boul + | regard to; sayi doubt if Peruna hasa rival| inall the remedies recommended | to-day for catarrh of the aystem. | A remedy that will cure catarrh | of the stomach will eure the same condition of the mucous mem- brane anywhere. I have found | lee the hest remedy I have ever tried for eatarrh, and believing it worthy my tndorsement I Bladly accord it.’ Mrs. Eimer Flemt | Council “No. ty. Ne Honor, of ‘at 23y Mlk street, avn heen Toh troubled alt i 5 the Phe spring head 0 myt tory resttlts from the Use of Peruna, write | at ones to Dr. Hartman, giving a {ull state iment of and he will be pleased to give you bis valuable adyle Address Dr. Hart Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, 0! and saustac tinan, Prealdent of The bio - os ® RAPT Behe Se Tg Boys’ Double-Breasted Sult Boys’ Double-Breasted Suits, High-Color Cheviots.... Boys’ Double-Breasted Suits, ress Worsteds.. wally | @ case, natural wo @ Silver mountings—$1.45. sizes 5 to 15, Blue Serges . $3.95 $4.50 $4.98 42Str. Cor SLA. OPEN EVENINGS. DPSS SVSSSSSSSSSVSSSEVESSSSS SOUSSESS' = A Good Thing lo have in the house is a dollar umbrella — For $1.45 we'll hand you a good one to carry outdoors. Paragon frame, taffeta silk cover and 1 handles, and sterling ' Se Cra nette Rain Coat—$13 & $25 ' The man Who said he| saw signs of Spring on; every hand probably sa | a lot of people wearing our Gray , Deershin Gloves—special $1.50; i fakailahae 3 BROADWAY Store: Cor. 13th. Cor. Canal. J ‘ @ eo ¢ @ ‘ e - é @ ‘ 4 i @ Near Chambers. eile 6€00000000000000000000000080 888 ie A Record of Record-Breaking.. ADVERTISING IN THE WORLD COLS DURING MARCH, 1901, .. . 2,561 cOLs: The Greatest March in The World’s History.. > THE WORLD'S MARCH ADVERTISING RECORD FOR 20 YEARS: Year, Colamnn,) Ve Cotames, | Year, Columns. March, 1882. 1,510 | March, 1895... 2,337 March, 1 1,774 | March, 1896. .0- 227936! 3040 ori 226513 3 March, 1884 March, 1885 March, 1886, March, 1887 1,854 | March, 1,950%, | March, 2,1943, | March, 2,019%, | March, ++ 1,009'3 | March, 1,14943 March, sees 15403, | March, Wy THE WORLD leads all other papers’: The Reason Why: in New York City circulation every day by Tens of Thousands. THe mianestT, LY This diagram is drawn to seale from the OFFICIAL‘ FIGURES on the books of The American News Com- ave WOR, pany. These figures are in my possession. ‘Organtrer and First P edealere’ Nations! Association. / Supt of Cirenlation of the Journal five pears, ending Fab. 9 1951. Hi@y, TOTAL CITY SALES . GF hes,” (Regular Morning Edition only)... 200,970 Lhereby solemnly swear that the above statement Ine re for Saturday, March 30, 1901, 'y the average: hh, 1901, Notary Pubiie, SALES for Saturday, March » ne As the actual daily aalog ¥ iwhest net pald ow rk anit ul nve ACTUAL. yproximutely t w hed r iG tke and bellef, the average net paid bon: in. Evening and nday—in that tercitory 1s pe Tiktoe uneother New Cork newspaper: and, Curt ben ter than that of any other paper at all times durin beret tienen f the past ten ye 9 Regular Daily New Yorks, City Circulation) i s