The evening world. Newspaper, May 10, 1901, Page 3

wh eres 72 i KENNEDY JURY. No. 8, Who Had Taken His Seat, Gets Excused. coe \ The fourth day of the trial of Dr. muel J. Kennedy for the murder of Doliy Reynolds began to-day with nine jurors in the box, but just a@ the ex- amination of talesmen about to be- gin Wiillam G. Bray, who took the eighth seat yesterday, submitted to Judge Newburger a physician's certin- cate which showed that hia physical condition was of such a nature as to render {t inadvisable that he should ‘serve asa juror. Mr. Bray was accordingly excused, and the number of Juror Henry T. Smith was changed from No. 9 to No. §. The first was William F. f No, 28 West Thirty-third street. He anawered satisfactorily all qnestions put to him and took the ninth seat. Mrs. Kennedy, dressed in a dark cos- tume and wearing a pink tle, entered the court-room and took @ seat beside the father of the prisoner. With three exceptions all the taleamen who were examined confessel that they had formed oj taleaman examined Rupert, a pubiisner, nluns concerning the case. M’CORMICK BOY'S ' BODY IS FOUND. (Continued from First Page.» SEEN HIS SON'S BODY. “I NEVER WILL BELIEVE HE WAS DROWN- BD BY ACCIDENT.” A close scrutiny of the disfigured body failed to show any marks of violence, buta Caroner’s attopsy will be necesary to establish the cause of death. Hoy May Wave Fallen In. Judging from the place where the body was found the boy might have fallen from the drawbridge on the evening he disappeared, or he might have gone to the brickyard to play, a common practice with boys In the neighborhoed of the McCormick home, and fallen in the creek. As soon an the matter was reported to Police Headquarters Capt. Titus sent two detectives, who have been working on che kidnapping theory, to view the remains, No theory was advanced at Police Headquarters as to how the boy came to be in the river. Wille McCormick was the ten old son of Willlam McCormick, a re- tred floriat, living witn his family at One Hundred and Sixty-fourth street and Ogden avenue. His uncle is Michael G. McCormick, 4 wealthy contractor. ‘The dead boy was attending school at Highbridge and -wax an attendant ai the Church of the Sacreé Heart when he 90 mysteriously disappeared. He started with his sister to church ont evening of March 27 and lagged behi on the way. He was never seen again until his body was found to-day. Many Rewards Offered. He was dressed in a ight check auit, tin overmat, black stockings, a ranes and a checked cap. Willle had dark hair, blue eyes and oval face, an SELECTING THE of his home ang family 1 enjoyed popularity among his pla mates. At school he was a good stude! end faithful in atten ‘Two strong characterist were a passion for personal neatne and an excceding temerity at heing left alone. He was most devoted to his sister Gertrude, A number of rewards were offered for the reco’ ‘y of the bey on the theo: that he bad been kidnapped, the ager Rate amounting 10 $19,000, SAYS HIS SON WAS MURDERED. Willie McCormick's Father Will Not Believe Boy Was Drowned by Accident “1 will insint on an inquest, Willie McCormick's father to an Even- ing World reporter after he had seen his son’s bod: we: the dock and identified Wille by his clothing and a medal in his pocke. There is absolutely no doubt about it being Willle. “Tam confident my boy never went down to the brickyard of his own ac- count, but he was murder of that and an inquest ment be heli, “IL know that Wille and some of his playmates annoyed Itallan laborers on the sewer near our house a few days before he Msappeared, “L betleve that sume of these latorers aw him and struck him on the head and ki:led him, That they then carried the bovy down to the water and threw tt In, Iam certain that Willle was muntered, | * and the post-mortem prove that he died by SHIPPING NEWS. Dunly will ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY, Gun rive Sandy Hook « Governor's I Hell Gate Ferry. aE! OUTGOING STRAMSHIPS, FAILED TO-DAY. mplor. Ircquota, Charleston, Brunswick. Princess Anne; Norfolk. INCOMING STEAMBHIPS, DUB TO-DAY, Pome Pat cues Lverpess, © 1 am sure MINATION | | EARL’S CROSS-EXA LAYS BARE HIS LIFE. Oe ee 8-6-8086. 680 EARL CF YARMOUTH’S PICTURE. —_——- All Day Under Fire from Opposing Counsel, Yarmouth Relates : How He Danced as : Ballet’ Girl — Draws : Picture of Self for Jury. Cea : | | 7 pet Fl meet you in the park It the weather len't wet When the Earl of Yarmouth took the| 7) witness stand this morning In Part XII. of the Supreme Court in his $25,000 libel sult against a newspaper hé would have made gind the heart of the most ex-|« acting photographer. He smiled and| « looked pleasant. He came in with a long rain coat and a dripping umbretla. |, The Earl on the Stand. ‘The lawyers for the plaintiff, got down | ‘ to business at once. “You testified yesterday.” said the! ¢ attorney, “that you were the aon of the} {' Marquis of Hertford, Tell the jury what, If any, Income you receive from your father." “1 receive £30 a year, quarterly.” “How long have you received this allowance?" ‘Since | was twenty-one years old.” Were you ever in Melbourne?” 1 wan there in 1804." ‘Were you a professional actor then? 1 was not. 1 was an amateur.” the circumstances of your dane. To show the Court and jury how he looked when » he danced in woman's costume in Australia, the Earl of Yarmouth drew the above picture, which was sol- emnly viewed by His Honor and the jur THE WORLD: FRIDA\ EVE BECCED TO SEE DYING MOTHER Mrs. Reic' Be First Inmate of Bed- ford Reformatory. Mra West F fore Recenter G husband, Je ' check, made ap corder teotay for beds! ising imother rberger. who was ue An's previous and way cont 3 | ahe wae the dupe of husband, who ts new serving two years in | WHI be cenient with her) the Me corder replies Insteat of sending her prison Howill commit her to the re formatory for women at Bedford. She will be the first inmate of the new r formatory “Your Hones.’ said Mre Reicher berger, “my mother is dying 1 would Like to see her WIL vou grant me pe misrion to vistt away? God will grant me this fn Rut ry Foster and an nafe delivery to not take any net Mrr. the woman to he CHILD’S LIFE WORTH 6 CENTS eat her before 1am take Meme you tf you will Recorder, “iO Mre vflcer will guaranter her t tery Towht Foster and a G, MAY 10, 1901. ! henberger to fa vr nas D anpeal to took DEAN SHARKS NOW ON TRIAL. Kellogg and Bernard Charged with Using Mails for Fraud. The erial of Jamen B. Kellogg and Myron L. Hernard on a charge of the mails for fraudulent pur- bers of the E. 8, Dean Company was continued before Judge Thomas and a jury in the Crimtnal Branch of the United States Circult Court to-day. John W. Brook identifled the paperr filed in the County Clerk'x office rela- tve to the incorporation of the E. 8. Dean Ccmpiny in 186 and tts dissolu- ton in 190) Townsend B. Southard, who was em- ployed ax draughtsman in the Brooklyn nd Mrs, Navy-Yard in 1897, testifled to having nd Mrs. recetved one of the E, 8. Dean Company PARC circular, ‘The circular wus admitted In s when evidence. EARL KEPT IN CENTRE OF STAGE. + Ing in Melbourne.” ‘Mr. and Mre, Lord, Mr, in company with other amateur ac- | Potter Palmer. of Chicago: x tors T took part in a performance for | Sanex, \Wanilow. Mra. Aven the benefit of the Actors’ Fund and the | “How much money id you Melyuurne Hospital for Bick Children." | you came over here How did you dance there? (About £1,500.0 It wan at the performance. 1 took| over Were far work he wae Tmimtanen, over here for work he was mistaken. vart In a play called ‘Our Bitterest Foe.’ | You came here to enter soctety, did you \fter that | danced a zort of serpentine | °°! jance.”* Danced in Long 8k “Were the skirts short? “Certainly not. It was a long skirt, sith a hole in the centre for the head. re a mask and a wig.” face paintec?" “ertainly not.” ow were you announced on the pro- «ramme?" . ‘ Union Pacific Subscriptions. The third instalment of 2 per cent. on subscriptions to the Union Pacific Rall- road first lien convertible 4 per cent. bonds fall due on May ™. All rights of [subscriptions and moneys already paid {will be forfelted if such payment Je not made on or before the date named. lease tell what verses in en the Little Lins Begin phe ‘ever mind,” ald the lawyer to the you recall some other noclety om you met at Newport? Mra. Astor, Mra. Uhirich, Mrs. Loudberry—t tow much did that benefit net?” Between £200 and £300." i “at you share ithe profta? get_anything out of it?” pugizou Not a penny of it. On tno contrar: ent Money out of my own pocket.” When did you come to America?” “Year before ast, Did you. come. here eatrical profession?” didnot. | went to Mid vou run up a bill like that?" {making money at the time. you not pay your debts sional “Did you have a. ¢ ‘o—that ts, Dickerson wast to enter the| ell, rever mind vdout vat” ond made a wry face at the thought on's cooking. vou smoke cigurettes?” Wport to visit nds. When did you make your first pro-| ‘easional chgagement ‘A year ago last fall. with Mr. Froh- swell mes 1 smoked smoke me then=and then 1 others that were not so swell.” the Waldorf. n dine at the Walaorf-As- ccantonally t t of the agreement that should not be advertised as the i of Yarmouth t certainly was. Explains liman, thi ° = {ori je defense, cross: rN xamined. He a: 3 “Where did you Ket your title of you heons and dinners.” ou know Mr, O'Brien, a plgtuce yet the enim?" n) ur time?” Valne Reduced Jeraey | The renaational feature sult of Abraham Consolidated Traction which Justice ¢ Jersey Supreme ( of a child wan sum, $1, Is overs ended In the Supreme State in which J verdict for siz Mr. and Mrs. John Heldecamp, 17 Bloomfeld street, Mobol ago adopted Annie Marsden, old child, She City, Hoboken and F trolley car 1a parents mued. ( admitted Hab! that under the blood relatives Counsel for the this was a too the statutes and fomter parents became legally of the deceased. cane for review by the upper court Jun- ty, hy New Decision of ee, he damage} 1. Graham againet the Company, tn Imimere, the 3 rt, held that the tife worth only a nominal hadowed in a cane fust yurt of the aame ustice Collins directa a nts was Killed by a Jeraey terson Company fall and the foster ‘ounsel for the company but raised the point w only the next of kin, have the right to nue. plaintiff contended that Strict Interpretation of) that by adoption the the kin! In order to make @ tice Collins direcied a verdict for six cents. TRIPLETS IN COMPETITION. ' Missuer! Woman Senda a Challenge W. Cawkins, of te ( clety, ch lenges a set of Kansas triplets Missouri three from annual baby sho ‘Tne Governor Kan, Wd Chain Caildren’a Humane 8 May Sto Gov, Stanley to exh Reinet a the soci ot} w. Ma | han nent coples of the | challenge to mothers of triplets in Kan- | nas, very choicest Woolens tewart Building, Men's Spring Sutts | sso, Several Reasons for this BIG SALE Now But Only Two of Interest to You, Ghe Price--and the High ‘ Character of the Goods. Let critics and competitors cry impossible, incontrovertible facts remain that the in the land and the best workmanship procurable have been used in the manu- }Domestic I DONE BLOWN ASHORE Adnclluonburg G RMERLY STORE OF gan TAMES MeCREERY 100. Sea. | — tth Street & Broadway. GZe\ Boys’ $5.00 Russian A —~_ Blouse Suits, $3.75. Our own careful make. Tip- Top in every detail. oA { Serges—-Cheviots—Cassimeres. And the style we give to them makes as pretty a boy’s suit as you saw, e Come an. see—there’s enough to in the boys’ outfitting enjoy store. Bring the iittle fellow with you let him slip into a suit; not to buy unless you want to very much. ——- H GIRL TOOK ACID. WoWhen She Henched employ Scan 3 J ttn ite 1 by ao art McCreery’s $2.50 Of tine mercerized “Zephyrs du Japon.” | ees § Circular shoulder prettily set off with white lawn; finished with embroidery and stitched bands—colors rose and pale blue. Ys Aiso Guimpe Dresses of tine percale or gingham, in dainty stripes or dots, elaborately trimmed with embroidery. : Can you imagine anything “cuter” for the little miss of 4 to 12 years? tl m to-day dying from ear She was talen te Bt Mal = Hospital, Established Over Twenty-five Years. e le r MANUFACTURING 231 EIGHTH AVE., McCreery’s $3.50 Sailor Suits for Children, $2.75 Of fine Gingham or Percale—free and breezy. Allthe most charming color combinations—white pique shield— skirt, collar, cutls finished with stitched bands of contrasting shades, How the eyes of the little miss from 4 to 12 years will twinkle with delight at sight of them ! $100,090.00 Worth of Jewelry at 50 Cents on the Dollar. NOTICE: SPECIAL McCreery’s $10.00 Dress Skirts, $5.75. FOR WOMEN. : Broadcloth, Cheviot, Venetian, Homespun—some trimmed, some}]/ plain; unlined, halt-lined, lined; seven to ten-gored tlre, also flounce styles. The shape is as right as the best skill can make it. Whatmore need be said? McCreery’s $6.75 Pedestrienne Skirts, $4. FOR WOMEN. Of double-faced, plaid-back material. deep stitched hem, sevene gored tlare cut; colors medium or Oxford gray brown, also black;, lengths, 36 to 41 inches. i ~ Every one jaunty and priced in your interest. fa cnme miler mur way. The Watch is ed larger than wie eat AIS Kt sony tise $20 75up This lady's handsome: engraved 14- Kt Solid Gold Semel y could pot be hought else sere tor Tess’ $40.00 n then 920.00, $10.00. 4y'* Handsomely Engraved oli sil : ee Stemainiing Watches $3.00 Hid Gold. Handenn SOLA Anold A) Aas STORE OF FORMERLY STORE OF FORMERLY JAMES McCREERY WeKe era ing Watch x CO: JAMES McCREERY & CO. ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A PUR- ebaeer for your last year's bicycle? r oy § Let Sunday World Wants find one Ae O tor you. know a liverysman neaed ‘As Mile. La Rose, but the news- i SALE papers all announced my right name in euadieeret cuir Broadway cor. Chambers St. BEGINS ; criathconnectloncg ome him §%. Tid owe him pald him $1.” TO-MORROW NEW ENGLAND ‘The sea coast The summer resorts and wide. wag bora to it." lows" Inherit the title?" not idest son of a Marquis ta an really. an Earl my friends, and do No better suits can be facture of these suits. had for double the price, and the values quoted are true inevery instance. The goods are here in evidence for expert and critical examination— varloun thin: “Do visit some of the rich people York?” y in New 1 sgémie of the first people in the efty 7” “¥en. by] “Dow you know English nobiemen who and Rhode Istand has a varie! tie seaboard or Maine he elite of wealth and {4 {are delighttul and m spulaur places harming resorts to be are meetings Old Orchard Beach and Herksatre Hills of the re rtesy 2 trictly speaking Tam, but that is] “Sy. my title and my name. “When as Mile. Rose for a livelihood? Do you consider it dishonorable to drive 1 cab?” “T should consider It highiy unsafe. “Do y know the Earl of Manches- ter “T know the Duke of Manchester.” elto' ‘as your face painted The count adi ned unt'l) Monday with the Earl pti] lon the stand, ——=>___ MRS. HANNA DENIES REPORT. Says Danghtee In Not Enunged to a Washington Attorney. show thetr legs, In {t not? “Not cha know of.” “How is it performed?" “In “different ways. horseback."* Sometimes on (Special to The Evening World) CLEVELAND, May 10.—The first thidg for Mrs. M. A. Hanna to do on her arrival home was to deny the rumor of the engagement of her daughter Ruth toa young Washington attorney’ ‘The last time T my’ wir, ‘Then, when the show was over, the lights and the curtain went out?’ “The lights went out and the curtain went down—not out,’ ‘The report Is absolutely. fase.” ox: “You danced as a woman?” claimed Mrs, Hanna, with conederable “1 did—with along: akirt.” feeling. "It In an outrageous report “Were you on thé programme a: woman?’ “I was, but the newspapera printed 1 wan the Earl of Yarmouth.” The Earl took his noon luncheon at a Junch way between Chambers and Rea . Hin lunch. cons, which ‘aken there day " the tri cr tween 10 and 16 cents. His favorite order is wha; known In the place as "Ham, Coffee. in T want {It emphatically dented CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bougat Bears the Signature In Newport's tthe fternvon session Mr, Wollman suits by the thousands and every one will bear the stamp of approval on sight. Divided into 3 immense lots they will go at $Q 50. $1] anv 513, °°- Not a suit worth less than $15. we consider good value at $18 and $20. SALE BEGINS TO-MORROW (SATURDAY.) TaQK L. lolhing CO OPEN LATE SATURDAY NIGHT. BROADWAY cor. CHAMBERS ST. Fylor n Mount ot Vormont are ideal s resorts for the untaln sce altitudes, The White Mountuins of New Hampshire famous. They rival in many respects wondrous crags uid peaks of Switzerland. Mount Washe most magnificent a cyclorama of the summit can be en from whos! D feet above sea te nt ry, 1s over 6, In the tnd of the Purtt r to ne reeniiections crowd back Viymouth Rock, or gazes at Bu bor, or visits Lexington and ¢ the New England States attract ull the country during the summer months. For Informition concerning ail New trty: yus places which have historic . Patrtotte he stands upon. wn Boston Hare resorts of from the various parts of Most of them” entaln s consult The World's ew York. When booklets: cover postage must be inclosed. England 4 ath str Broadway and J Vacation Bures ! by mail stamps to pamp —— aE _ a ————_— | ARE YOU ANXIOUS TO SELL your piano? You can get in touch with some one who wants to buy one through a Sunday World ad,