The evening world. Newspaper, April 9, 1901, Page 1

aestuarii aus tc ones ne cea aaa ae de tie aa "NIGHT EDITION—_All the Netwws for All Day—RACING# 1¢ PAGES Be : WENTUBROFAIRG BRISIC WINDS. April Showers | SPORTS 10 PAGE S Wh MEAT UE it u eal Tests MINDS. jin Serried Ranks | The World's tens of thou. sandsexcess of New Yorle — City Circulation over any “ Circulation Books Open to All.”’ other paper. 1 the already immense ‘owth of 2,561 columns ' March Advertising in The World—more growth, | “ Circulation Books Open to All.”’ STRONG a PATRICK. 2 TELEPHONE GIRLS, 2 EXPRESSMEN, 1 BANK TELL UN RICH DR. GUERNSEY, CRAZED | ce. onen BY GRIP, TOOK DEADLY ACID. sy TH I et eldsieiricivieieint DR. W. N. GUERNSEY. Valet’s Story of Millionaire Rice’s Murder Corrobo- rated in Many Details—Clash Between Lawyers, UHI a. Who Almost Come to Blows. Worry Go Woman Patient Who Died Said to Have Contrib- uted to Unsettle Over- worked Physician's Mind. K & 0 H j a salesni Corroboration of details of Valet Jones's story of his murder of Millionaire Rice at +] 4 i ) t No. 4 lthe order of Lawyer Albert T. Patrick was brought out by Assistant District-Attorney Osborne at the hearing to-day. Two telephone girls testitied to the message sent by Jones to Patrick and vice versa on the evening of Rice's death, and two expressmen testified to delivering a package from }Texas to Jones. The prosecution says this package contained poison. paumher dita ; j A deadly blow was dealt ihe defense when Jones told of a confession by him to ~ his lawyer, Mr. House, and that Patrick said the checks from Texas were due, and that was why they put him out of the way. . William N. Guernsey, of | West Fifty-second street, ninent physician, rich, high- apr ly connected and moving in the {that the case must be closed up this week, and to do this meh sessions would be held. hionable set, committed suicide exrly to-day. : member of the Union League Club and of the Barnard Club, His t Tle w hore ate n> | BEGGAR SYNDICAT ‘onan ober TT MEAD ER GUIINY, ou emer | avon of Millionaire Rice’ s ope PARE EMESIS Murderous Valet. death is surrounded 4 » A recent attack i from whieh he was still 4 is the only explanation day of the prelims ot Lawyer Albert T. Witnesses Against Mary McCann Went to}i. the murder of Texas millions Court in Fashionable Carriages. RCHED ALL MISSING WAN, of Jones, the the old © Was found de 1 shortly after SMOWS wnFRE a eT at —~—- ure ot Pate neat WAS FOUND Moore, His features. when the Shs. Its body wan risia ve Criminal Met aK Woman frat ed who died. One day he to me'a conviction that his t had not been proper. ‘DAUGHTER CUT ey ~~. eo + Mrs. Muir, Who Eloped, Gets Only a Life Interest in the Five-Million-Dollar Fstate. PERREW TOIT AGAIN AN HOWEVDR, AND 1 AM A HELPED TO UNSETTLE Gndfinathe £ , C S wv », ae MNS Fe the soc lety. physician's body w ronx Empty Morphine Vint, rtcleleiteteteininiebeedeiniet et letelettet ward and Moore for A doctor, hurriedly xummoneg by the Mrs Wala Bollce, sald Dr. Guernsey had ended his ho eloped with Dr Rlehard Mute Ife with potson. 11 the Income of the Ity his side lay the medicine ease he ’ wh oreyy inst | serried with him on xalonal visite. vir Empty vials labeled ‘morphine, t t {In it and one Lotte tha: had c Mr Os Mr. Moore . Mr. Garvan A bottle that had ated carbolic acid and a mall xin were near- Tne man had used the gins r rele for swallowin he actd without! » ng itan his clothing or distguring | 4 MRS. MARY M'CANN poe = —_ [ = = —— — mo = == cvs <3 = —— | po | ie) should not ‘The applicat made with the ¢ | rectly Wolverton, the | Whe cle ockh siiny foe New vert dent and ts 1 dred and Sixteth One Hun- Cy und vi night and W to brink northwest winds, soon The: bill of complaint maya, that uu snd Page. boats are now n $%, (Continued on Second Page.) | company owns ( | Hudson River, Vong “Hranc md the cause = = = ER TRIO at KEITI titul seente efecta “BEYOND TMM vier Compan {t ts in- ributed to] AL Tip Mt aad tumble It on a cranky yacht in a Solvent, laces ae thop ALLA STEN! i the falilze off In bust recive Ot negts LA Q Businces Opportunities advertisxg | ion.) +|t i i at 4 ace MEE Tess cia tet E 2? SUIA TALE ne compett lon of trolley: lines, Unanimously to-day. fo The World pay big returns, his tapld. f mn ducted (he prosecution, and in ad-| ‘having none of my ows. OF PAnADI 4 f 4 M JONES At 4.20 P. M.a recess was taken until 7 P.M. Justice Jerome told the attorneys — Fe eee ea ae Ee eS Wee ae ee Te 4