The evening world. Newspaper, October 14, 1901, Page 4

FOR ANDY HORN’S FORTUNE |Louise Horn Contest- ing Father's Stepmother's and Trying to Estab. lish Claim to Brook- lyn Property. THREE LEGAL BATTLES ON | Rich Mr. Draper’s Bride De- serted Him on Honey- moon 13 Years Ago. HESEEKS TO WED AGAIN Wants to Find His Wife, That He May Divorce Her in Due Form. probate of the ) in caxh and $6,000 in ut off his own daughter Why Horn’a step- Loutae with nothing Lawyer George Nassau street, had the tisement Inserted in the morning ted child, Pauline Kop the exclusion ehter has never been ex- following adver- ESTRLLE NORENE DiArHn. Probate of this will in being contested who declarer t had been tur by her stepmother, he meaht she should eall on Lawyer George Iobinson ton and Providence Behind thig notice Ile two romances. Mr. Robinson told an Evening Wortd reporter that Mr. Draper was very rich aria member of one of Rhode I proudest families ‘About fifteen years ago, he sai@, Dra- per met Miss Ex alao of one of the fir Draper was ve and Miss De Wolfe barely property at avenue, Brooklyn, was taken posnes n’s own children under which leaves ail to them t familles of Rh an well an her father’s, c the thne the property was Miss Loutse contends The two were married in Euro 3 for bia wife that the substitution of an SUICIDE AT STUDI Beautiful Girl, Believed to Be Artist's Model, Found in Death Stupor. Vanished at Brenkinat. On arriving here Mr. engaged apartments at a dig hotel. Then the bridal pair breakfaste corting his bride to their roor went out for a prosa parting was affctionate. An hour later Draper returned. the hotel lobby he “You're back to America just In time just eaw your old flame, Mise De Wolfe fo the restaurant breakta: other friend of yours. You want to look : Draper was furiously ing to his rooms to upbralid his wif found her gone. not disturbed, bur Mr, gowns, Jewels and all her personal be- longings were gone. Thero was no word of explanation Years ‘assuaged Draper's grict his almost hermit-like retirement he Ventured into the social whirl about Draper and her On the ateps of the Manhattan Studio st Fifteenth etreet, efined bearing wan ing from the Met His Fate a Second Time. There he met hia fate Another beautiful, womar tity Mr. Draper will from his mind found this morning suft a dose of lauda taken to the } F of tne physicians say A wecond time was Margaret Johnaon, of No, 32 West Fourth street her appearance and the place where she it ts presumed that she Is 4 name and ad- dress, the girl acknowledged later, are Now Mr, Draper wants to marry his And she wants Under the law this is possible, if Mrs. {fs sought for und after five years’ silent absence. Mr. Draper's residence in New York fa at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, ————— GIRL SOUGHT MORPHINE. Clad in a Sheet, Mabel Kelloggs Is Arrested in Mabel Kellogg, 3 of No, 49 West Fifty-ninth street, was taken into custody about 5 Janitor of the studio building was mmoned to the hospital He sald he had never seep and did not belleve she had been any of the Other tenants the bullding When it was given a false rea that the ddress the hospital me was Johnsos she did not Hve at No, 32a Weat Fourth refuned to give any concerning her true street and Columbus avenue clad only in: a sheet, thrown argund hi The woman !s said to be a morphine “1 to be under the COOK’S EVIDENCE FOR SCHLEY. (Contyaued from First Page) influence of th. morning she awoke and we atore on the co: Bnd begged plteously ‘When the druggist refus Bave the morphine she be Policemen Dolan Blong end took charge of her. rain coat was thrown around her and Bhe was taken to Roosevelt Hospital. rected the he I told him what ame abuslve. wavered a little We shifted helm once or twice, and finally, when we were getting up fatrly close, may bee Is, it seemed to t very Uttle inde Joseph Elfen’ Elfenstein & ( aler in cloaks een the Texas and the Bro i ; 4 to the northward without preferences, 5, 8. Koenig, of st Park row, in the attorney for the as and Westward. “Al ahips were carrying out commaner-in-chief, and that Was to head in for the entrance. westward and head. structions of thi fm a, SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY. Bun rises., 6.09/8un cate ported helm per- haps half way She wan swt to. starboard Was coming straight for this] when the Brooklyn made her Hell Gate Ferry PORT OF NEW york, S HER AN Brookiyn Clty, Minn Jntin OUTGOING STFAMSHIPS. BAILED TO-DAY. whom she charges with INCOMING STEAMSHIPs, having annoyed her with his three months. J her on the street wh and (Thirty-sixth street was_ill, and would like to have Ked upon as the caused hia arrest, —_ elnicieinieineieieieieieieleieieiein ‘Tneaday for New York City jeinity: Partly cloudy _ THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, OCTUBER 14, 1901. FATAL BLOW Henry Trebor, Who Struck Beautiful Woman, Felled by Her Escort. DYING IN A HOSPITAL. Woman and Her Companion Quickly Disappeared and Police Have No Trace of Them. Henry Trebor will pay with his Ife for striking a woman tn the face. He is dying in the Emergency Hospi- tal, Newark, N. J., and the police of that place are secking a beautiful and richly gownéd woman and her com- panton, Trebor regained consciousness at noon to-day, but absolutely refused to make any statement that would ald in estab- lshing ihe identity of the woman or the man who defended her, urged by Dr. Miller, Chief of the Emer- kency Hospital staff, and Detective- Sergeant Donovan, but refused to throw any Highton the case, He 1s expected to dle within a few hours. Trebor says he ‘did not strike the rust on her fathei Miss Horn's protest to the filing off woman, but « dozen witnesses contra- insure the property to her walle osten- Mrs. Horn’s will is set for argument in}dict him. Among them is Willlam sibly giving tt to Mrs. Horn the Mreoklyn courts on Now, 1. Springfeld, « cabman, who was present > renin = | during the entire fracas. | Meeting the woman and her companion at Broad and Market streets, the buslest spot In Newark, Trebor struck the wo- man In the face. She fell senseless to the sidewalk. Her companion returned the blow, catching Trebor on the chin. DR. MARY KELLY. DENTIST. He fell to the sidewalk, cracking his —_ NOW ASKS FOR DIVORCE. skull against the edge of the curb. The woman was axvisted to her feet and taken away by her companton, ‘The police have nd clue to thelr identit: but good descriptions of both were si cured from a number of cabmen who Witnessed the ussault. Meanwhile Trevor lay nalf conscious on he cura, 06 y groaning i Vaults from Deck of Ferry-| iin, trove ate cram My assault on Finally he struggled to als feet, but. Boat Shinnecock on Way | he'wae tt sucha dazed conaition, that Marr‘ Is Denfed by Defenda: Who Saya They Only Agreed he could not direct his steps, He flout ed atmleasly around in a’ circle, ike to Live ‘Together. to Brooklyn. a heiplesly drunken man, and finally fell to the pavement agaln, iY Assallant’s Skull Cracked. Mrs, Mary Kelly Bowen made appli- - E cation before Judge Dickey, of the Bi. | Ample Whalen, a servant «itl employed | phon some cabmen pleked him up ‘ Jay for divorce fi at 9 Garden place, Brooklyn, saw &} and they were trying to restore him to brome Court today for divorce from |ttteen-year-old girl jump from the] consciousness when Policeman Van Ne Samuel 8. Bowen, of Manhattan. She | (ICT Car te eet ey oclock last | 2appened along. The potfeeman call asks for $9) a week as alimony and sz] OE Liaise an ambulance Trebor was sent to ies neat, She told the police about iit, but| the Emergency Hospi i Sepentegaee thus far her story has not been cor- | Wx learned from lette In her petition Mra Bow wtates that 4. The young woman Samuel 8. Howen tsa real estate dealer, [on )T2ted- pretty and fashionably gowned, The Woman raid she was @ passenger | carried a emall bundie ia her hand and r 0 t s makin trip | Was travelling cowanl the Centra’ = ae te ae Mp at the}read depot when Trebor was encoun- froma hltenal l atreets tortie; alin .a tered, The trouble occurred only a block foot of Athintle avenue, Brooklyn. away from Police Headquarters, and It s raining hard. | As the boat) within three minutes after Trebor hud with a fortune of $3,000,000 and a yearly Income of $2,000. She says that two ago she entered into a marriage with Bowen at the Astor (Hou and that they lived together at No. &2] reached midstream she saw a, gir been Knocked ou. Detective-Sergeant Weark Raniae cet. There ches | Parently not more than fttee a Jonovan wan on the scene, He hurried Neat ROrycclenth’ etteets Tere sine) | lapring;, uponsthe: ration’ the: for tothe, Central Turilroad station. but were known an Mr. and Mra. Keel A moment later she leaped | fitted to find the couple, Av tracn for This arrangement ax to name was, she New Vork had left a minute before, and wayn, at Howen'a request of jong of the crew | it tw belleved that they boarded tt. rin known as Dr. Mary ondeck, and when Miss Whalen} ‘The Investigations of Detective-Ser- ve er story to the police they could | geant Donovan were continued all night, ny confirmation from passongers of land on che strength of what he learned, ‘ Chief of Detectives Cosgrove this morn The petition Kelly, ane being a qualified dentiet, Bhe asserts Chat she lived with Bowen ofr a fr but left him when she found he Wan unfaithful Whalen said the girl had a gray} ing deapatched two of his beat men to Lawyer Lee for Howenr denied that] Alpite hat on ner hend and wore a| Brooklyn. Just what information Capt any mariage between Qhe two had taken s 1 facket and a short sigirt Cosgrove has in the matter he will not vl He told the Court that one night Id ahe did not see the gitl pasa {divulge at present, Ago. Howen met Dr Mary | trough the ladies’ cabin, and” noticed Is rumored that the young woman who wialthen twenty years old, 1 the forward deck’ only a short former sweetheart ¢ street. They spent several days fore # ped into the water. him for the yourng together, One vent later they entered, nan Travis, of the Amity street} was with her last nl! ald, into the alleged agreement to on, and Detective Clare have been | bor followed them. froin live. together ik to find some trace of the body.| seek revenge. He in thou Frown aayn he supplied her with funds) tse Whalen that the giri | lost aight of them earlier in the evening, to finish her course In the dental college enhattan. She watched the suddenly came across the girl come up ain to he unable to resist the after her plunge. emptation tw obtain revenge, ——— $a ———— Noosevelt Meets Juaticen. WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.—The Supreme e met to-day in the Senate ROEBER GOES FREE. Judiciary Committee Room, tte own] Ernest Rosber, the big wrestler, ar- neadquartera being In hands of mechan. [Tested vextentay for violating the Raines ies, for the October term and adjourned.|law In having the door of his saloon at Jwithout transacting any business. Thi $66 Sixth avenue unlocked, was dis- e : : i PAY M8 Loharged by Magistrate Brann’ in York Pville Court to-day. Detective Casstly, of the Hast Fifty- }firat street station, told the Judge that Twin Nrothers Died Together. ning World.) FIDELITY OF BUFFALO DENIES| | voyvir ‘enn., Oct, 1.—Sam|he saw two men in the barroom, but LOAN STORY. and George Chapman, twins, twenty | saw no one drinking, A years old, died within a few minute: “T shall dismiss the complaint," sa! fh other ut. ilaiston Valley, They [tho Judge, “and you can consider th snaumption. the first knock-out of one of ‘the finest.” Depositora Wear Dank Cannot Cole ““samste™” TROOPS HAD THE. fucncers*st* | BRIGANDS IN TRAP principally, {t was said, by small sitors, At noon the run contin: but all checks were being prompt- patd. President Ghorge F -|Ready to Take Miss Stone’s Captors When Re- man sald that) the company “was ree AM aae aalink ee lating sett called at American Legation’s Request. Among ott bamkers confidence . — was exp in the ability of the ECE Tray due to] CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 1. — It /of the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Tew- rumors which cannot be confirmed, that {transpires that the ‘Turkieh commander Ok Pasha, and demanded the tmmediate large sums due the bank from 1} had completed arrangements to sur retirement of the Turkish troops, Moreton (oethonraliaee emotrowE Ne round Mias Ellen M. Stone's captors at | ‘This was carried out. and the Rul- Later, President on Saturday laat. Spencer Eudy, Sec- | garidn forces followed sult, retary of the United States Legation, | Mr, Edly’s action has the unantmous ih ne, sayin ‘There Isno reason for your anxtets 3 : ss ral of : : however, recelved information that fur-|approval of the members of the Dl; , « tends, ate he, iv r * Pee yh obbiee Th chan atte, aN Rw [ther activity would result in the death | matte Corps, who are convinced that As much more odtacnable inmedtitely: [of Mias Stone, and at 3 o'ciock Saturday’ | efforts to Iberate Misa Stone by force iy gear le nh mnesbank alk Well morning he proceeded to the residence | will infallibly result in her murder. There was small run on the Fidel- Seer ity. Company's Exposition Bank this morn also, ‘There, however, as’ at rntown bank, the demands were | nd deposits were made which mo} tt met i than offset the disbursements | James ©. Dunn, of the Clearing: Hoi i aft with Prestdent For- flerroon, wuld : nk has plenty of money, but ean be a that every bank In Mg the city. ly, WI stand by It ie te ds orman addressed TUNNEL COMMISSION NAMED.|Entire Garrison of 29,000 Men Ordered to wm Prepare for Active Service. ake Charge of Hrooklyn End of Ra ‘Transit. Willlam ©, Bryant, Richard 1. Latm. beer and Frederick Kellogg were to~lay mmissioners by the Appel- LONDON, Oct. 14.—The Pall Mall Ga- j shadowing an Iimmedlaic demand for the zette this afternoon says: 8 of the Firat Army Corps. 1g, of Brooklyn, to take charge |, Ke ora CtALaers seats Of the Brooklyn vend of the new. rapia| Orders have been recely F{transit tunnel which will pasa under the | shot to ho every available man in| French Siiners Want to Strike, SAYS CRUGER WED | FE LIVING. unsel Tells of Ceremony in Paris Church—Millionaire’s Aunt Called as a Witness, : WITH WI Olga Heitz’s Co ; FORINSULTER Olga Salomeo Heitz, who came all the Fontainebleau, Neht for the millions of Eugene Guido Cruger, appeared in Surrogate Thomas's Court this morning, In a new costume. tailor-made cos: tume,of cafe au ialt broadcloth with in ‘your opinio1 the general condition ‘His general pty replied, waa paralytic de- a. All of which made Dr. Allan Mcl.ane Showed Paren' was explained by one of Miss y that her family hyphenated, hotographs of Cruger nd in the garb of un Arab shelk were shown to Dr. Dan the latter one was plainly Nkeness of one suffering with “What! You don't mein to say that that Arab coatume Informs your skilled leniat that the man te a Surrogate Thomas. in Highland Olga’s lawyer's to-d nume was Helts-Keasler, and that while she was hot the le; wife of Cruger, because Cruger alrea had a wife living, whe di@-go through the ceremony of marriage with him in a Pariatan Church, long afterward that Miss Heitz-Keasler that she was not entitle! legally to the name Of wife. It was with these facts ig: his mind that @ French lawyer directed her toj commented the Surrogate. algn her deposition as a spinstet Just before recess, parotic?” exc! “Oh, no; I refer to the face. ail the marks of a paretic,” returned Dr. It wax not until ot Uke to deckle a man's ition from photographs of if I had never seen the ‘The deposition of Victore Mercier, the septuagenarian hostess of tens of the Hotel de fined woman dreased in black quietly |Cruger with his wife and. two children entered the court room, lawyer Herbert Satterlee, and immedi- called ¢o the witness stand. She sald she wan Miss Cornella Cru- wer, of Cruger‘a Inland, Dutchess Coun- nd that she was a a 1.3. VR. Cruger and half sister of the late Eugene Cruger, father Eugene G. Cruger, My brother Eugen! in France from 184 until 1878, when he] fc} he always considered an American and told me he wanted his children reared aa Americans and educated properly. at her hotel Aug. 31, 1890. @reat deal of absinthe, toxicated, made his wife very unhappy, called “her ats‘low Go} other bad names. “Once he thought he had pocketbook with 6,000 francs. found his fourteen poodle dogs playing with the purse and mone: walk in front of the hotel. ya ordering absinthe after he ive at the Villa de la Madeleine. “D frequently saw him drinking with the girl who Hved with him.” The old woman's opinions that Cruger was @ crazy man and tha ved with him war not jatricken out by the Surrogate. escorted by came home in- We have greatly enl these departments and have now ready a complete line of models in Silk, Albatross and Flannel, showing some very exclusive designs. she sald, “lived the girl who a wife were called this morning to support the t Frederick Peterson, who testified on Friday that Mr. Cruger died a general paretic, Flapped Arma at ‘‘Cackoo.’’ decker & Dougherty, Madame Olg: Lane Hamilton, another fi in Insanity, on Peterson and Dana, and Crager a Voter i Tenth street, identined William Jauncey Cruger, a brother of letters regariing 207 Beaumont avenue, a policema: searched the election poll books for 1881 and had found Eugene 8. mols expert itKe tieth Election District of the Eleventh Assembly Dt: His residence given then w: 119 East Thirty-sixth street. to show that Cruger’s domicile jew York, not Paris or Fontaini The denositior. of Fannte Coulton, a Parisian dressmaker, was read by Mr. She thought Cruger perfect- by witnesses showed him to be of sound Ward aaked Dr. other things, a long question which in- onsider a man of thirty-four years who flaps his arms when he cuckoo riock strik with toys; Who uses shoe Di: piled with’ a brush Is delighted In evidence of Gruger’s sanity, ame Fannie Coutfon Gesigned many of Madame Olga’s gowns suggestions for this showed un- clear judgment and un- > his high hat, and Who Mughs immoderately when people OCTOR REPORT others amd usually cool, erring taste.’ ‘The trial will go on to-morrow. NE POISONING CHARCE MADE MRS. WITWER. SUSPECTED OF SEVERAL MURDERS, HELD. DAYTON, 0., Oct. 14.—The formal charge of murder in the first degree wap to-day preferred against Mrs, Mary. Belle Witwer, suspected of having caused the deaths of her four husbands, her sister and other persons by poison- Ing. The affidavit was sworn to by Chief of | tives Frank McBride, and is base@ on the death of Mra. Anna C. Pugh, a sister of the accused. It ts charged that death was due to arsenic given her by, Mrs, Witwer. The expert chemis: in the case has not yet made hix report to the Coroner, an@ '« aMdavit {s based wholly on cite cumstantlal evidence. Mre. Witwer was arral; in court thia afternoon. She pleaded hot Pat? and the case was continued unt aay. Neghgee & Matmnee Dept. Special for \ Tuesday, Oct. 15th, Eiderdown Sacqu 75 cts. Eiderdown Robes, $2.95 & $5.85. Lord & Taylor, Brosdway & 20th Bb say WIFE MISSING. MRS. SCHOEFFLER. NEWARK SOCIETY LEADER, DISAPPEARS — Suffering from Failing Memory and Only Recalls Maiden Name— causes her to her marriage name, vnly the name .zhe bore In ohildhood, be responsible for the mysterious disappearance on Loutre SchoeMer, Dr, EF. SchoeMer, a wealthy physicta Plum street, @ roclety favorite. Schoeffler left her home she carried with her some valuable Jew- and quite a sum this fact causes the fear among sme of her friends that she met with foul Dr. Schoeffler belleves, however, that her absence ta due to her absent- If asked who she wap she that she was Misa Stork, which war her maiden name, and one that ts unfamiMar there. An alarm has Weep sent out for her by the police and detectives have been scattered all over Newark to search for her. that the missing Mrs. SchoeMer In in Paterson. A woman who gave the name of Loutsa Scheffer, and eald yhe lived in New York, ts in Jail at Paterson, awaiting examination as to She waa found wandering about yesterday and the attention of the police was called to her. man who addressed her she talke! in a ts believed to Inst of Mrs, of money, and would reply To a@ police- She waa subsequently Recorder Senior. wild manner and vinced that her m! ranged before She again talked in a he Recorder was con- ind wan affected. OM. cers who can speak German tried to find out something about the woman, without result. If friends do not she will probably be taken to the M Do you know ofany- thing in the world more in need of the right protection and ne foot? A shoe that preserves the natur- al shape, strength- ————__— TRIED TO STAB MOTORMAN. oward nse SHOC For Children. ds off all foot-ails, and M Feet For Life.” You'll find it here, and No extra cost. y 2 + - G50. to $1.00 iataae 2 I stigoro. ee to. Maas och aluo for Adulte, ‘Trin Who Got Into Row on a Car Nicholas Franko, of No. 343 East One Hundred and Seventieth street, in Mor- ons the arch, sures ** Goo O'Reilly, a motorman, we ball for further. examination to-morrow. Nicholas Crowley and Tony Crowley, also charged with assault, held in $1,000 JAMES The three men were on the rear end of a Jerome avenue oar t night, when Into an altercation’; with Thomas Burke. the conductor, topped the car and went to his mate's assistance, la alloged, drew a knife with @ blade about eight inches long and attempted to stab O'Reilly. the assistance of passengers the men were held until the pollce arrived. PHILIPPINE REVENUES UP.” Figures for Firat Six Months Thin ow $1,000,000 Incre: \GTON, Oct, 14.—A compara- tivo statement Issued to-d: vision of Customs and Insular Affairs of the War Department, concerning the evenues. of the Phniippine: On every subject quickly \ decided by thes? ut st st ut World Almanac. RT) Subjects. y by the Di- Eapt River and connect with the Mane nattan subw. readiness to proceed on active service] paris Oct, 14.—The result of the coal This commission was appointed by | The garrison totals 29,009 men.” miners’ referendum on the question of, special tof ft Les! ur thecto. the letting. ofall contrac, Sue] “The above, is interpreted as meaning | Seneral strike, ts that 4,00 voted in perintending the construction and naiinetas ipdoais; favor of-a general strike and 10,000 cast curing the Tight of way on the Brook: that the Government Is desirous of re- their votes against it. About 110,000 men for the tinnel. , assuring the public and not as fore- ua not vote. ¥ een wn ly . ; : oe ets TE shows that the total revenue from this source for: the first halt of 34,281,014, an increase of 38 per cent. over ie amount for the same en the revenues totall those from. 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