The evening world. Newspaper, November 22, 1901, Page 1

WGE> means copies actually SOLD—not merely CE circulated. The World's NET PAID city WES circulation alone exceeds that of any other BE vow York paper by 2,000,000 a month. Che “ Circulation Books Open to All.’’ “ Circulation Books Open to All.’’ | “be RACING # SPORTS - World Wants Do the People’s Business. printed in any profits. Wants-—gain, 8,485 over the same month of last year, and the largest number ever The World printed 90,442 BQ <a October. World Wants pay =H, =u : PRICE ONE CENT. NEW YORK, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1901. PRICE ONE ahs CARNEGIE AS HOST .OF MUSIC LOVERS. | ( | 2+ Millionaira Invites People’s Choral Union and New York Teachers to| Andrew Carnegie has arranged for the conductor, under whose manage- a special performance of “Elijah,” at | ment the oratorios are given, a few Hear Special Rendition of Oratoria ‘‘ Elijah” as His Guests. People’s Choral Union and the music teachers of New York to be my which the members of the People's | days later and remarked that he was | guests for the evening.” Choral Union and the muste teach-| very sorry that he had not heard ers of this. city are to be the miil- |: jonaire’s guests. Mr. Damresch at once communt- “Elijah. jcated with the soloists wno sang on “Why don't you have {t sung again, | Tuesday night and asked them if The Performance will be given at| Mr. Carnegie?” asked Mr. Damrosch, | they could appear again a week from Carnegie ‘Hall a week from Tuesday | evening, and the same noted singers was the millicnaire's reply. who appeared in it a few days ago! will participate. soprano. This treat for the Choral Union and | of the Oratorio Society to repeating music teachers is the result of Mr.| the performence. Carnegie’s inablity to be present when “Elijeh” was sung on Tuesday evening. Mr. Carnegie met Frank Damrosch, | Pay all the expenses, and invite the! the People's Choral ‘Union. | | | that Lili Lehman will be the leading| Hall he thought “I will, if you can arrange it,” | 1uesday. Lili Lehman replied that she Mr. Damrosch told Mr. Carnegie would be delighted to sing her role ‘f he would engage Carnegie | again: Gwilym wiles assented, and there would be Iit-| 50 did Edith Chapman and Grace tle difficulty In securing the consent | Tuttle. z Mr. Damrosch called, a special meeting of the Oratorio Society last No Souner Said Than Done, evening, and obtained its unanimous “You may enguge the hall at ‘once | consent to Mr. Carnegie’s proposal. for me,” said Mr. Carnegie. “I will | There are about 1,v.s members of “COMMISSIONER SCANNELL _ REINDICTED WITH MARKS. Head et Fire Department.and Purchasing Agent Accused on Same Charges as Before, with Slight Changes to Meet Law. Following before election had refused to Marks, whose previous indictments were thrown out of court on @ technicality. The November Gyene Jury reported $850,000 BANK FUNDS STOLEN BY BOOKKEEPER. timized by Employee, | He Stole. it ERPOOL. Nov. the indictment of Police) a large batch of Indictments to Justice Captain Gannon after a Grand Jury | Newburger at 1.90 P. M. to-day, and/| former ones except for slight amend- indict | among them were two for neglect of him, comes the reindictnient of Fire| duty against Scannell, and one for con- Commissioner Scannell and William L. | spiracy announcement that the bank of Liver- Bank of Civarposl Vice| poot has been victimized by a trusted | Who Bet the Money’ ,, | _B—Great_exclte- The three indictments are like the ments to satisfy the legal requirements. Bail in $2.50) was furnished for Scan- nell by Davis Daly, and for Marks by Peter De Lacey. The District-Attorney’s office com- plains that it had some diMeulty in getting the witnesses to testify in these cases. against Sounnell and Marks, who Is alleged to have been in league with him to defraud the city-in the purehase of supplies for the Fire De- partndent, The Bank of Liverpool's shares fell £1 on the Btock Exchange to-day. The dofaulter has not yet been ar bookkeeper to the extent of hundreds of | rested. thousands of dollars, What the losses amount to Is not yet nown, but an offictal statement issued | Magistrate Charles A. Flammer. who by the bank says that, through the dis-| was reported yesterday as being in a honesty and betting transactions of aj dying condition with pneumonia. had ment was caused here to-day by the | os Magletrate Flammer Better. | a turn for the better to-day, and his bookkeeper they may lose £170,000 | Di vaicians there is a hope of his (850,009, recovery. + GRIED IN PAIN Trust Objects to to Being Bled by Pennsylvania Railroad Co. for Ferr age. Ata meeting of the Dock Board to-day @ letter was read which had becn re- ceived from the Uvalde Asphalt Co. The letter ted that the company was being ¢! d exorbitant rates by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company for | * the ferriage of the asphalt company's wagons across the river from Jersey City to New York. The asphalt company eaid that It had been using the ferry for three years and had been paying the uniform rate of ‘These are the regular freight rates. Last Saturda: y had received a com- from the Pennsylvanta Company which notified them that in future they. would be charged machinery rates for their carts. This brought the rate up to $2.50 for a loaded cart and caused a total Increase to the hate campany of from $60 to $100 a day. The asphalt company sald they could moat conceive how, asphalt could be in- eluded in machinery rates and applied to the Dock Commissioners for relief, The Board notified their secretury, to inform the Pennsylvania Company that they would have to charge the Uvalde halt’ Company freight rates as re- quired by, law. BR. T. IMPROVES (2) SERVICE More Trains tor Places Where Ofi- claIn Own Real Eatate. B. R. T. to-day announced several mew traing dnd increased service for the Fitth/avyenue line, , B. Re T. ‘omelal heavy real ‘estate holdings at Beach and along that branch. “BOR. T.. however, hag, done nothing for people aléng ‘the Brighton Reach Hine excent teed Them ‘with nragilece age Anduce them {0 park meetings tn BR, (ee Re omsiain own Uitte real axsat asbbg ite! Grigton, Beach: brauchs are sald to have! Bath | 39 cents for a loaded'cart and 31 1-2 cents) the letter stated, the} ASPHALT ill..© i or\the return (rip of the empty cart.|tenaton of time should be granted ROKER “BOODLE” IN BRIDGE DELAY. s0 that bis boy would come in for share of the profits of the job. Ipromifent.t Member of)" thie memner auce says that while the Roebling Company claims that the the East River Bridge ciation in suet ter teenuse It cre Commission Tells Of | not get steel, it has not, as a matter of j fact, ordered a pound of steel. Should a Scheme to Enrich) the demand tor an extension of time be Tammany Chieftain’ s. refused the penalty to be paid by the Son Frank. j Roebling Company will be about $20 a |day after the time set In October next as the date of completion. As the company asks for an extension of ten months, it is reasonable to be- It ts charged by a prominent member leve that {t will take that mush longer of the East River Bridge Commission| than was expected to complete the SUICIDE ON Kinoth Shot Himself When, age, shot himself in the right temple UNDER THE TERMS OF HER FATHER’S WILL BY CHILDREN’S DEATH. LAWSON GETS BLUE RIBBON; ANHA HELD THE GATE, Thomas W. Lawson's entry wor the blue ribbon in the con- test in the coach: ani-four class at the Garden this afternoon. “Glorious” Kelly ¢yove. H. C. Hotchtins s four. hitched to the coach Good Times and driven by Batoni, captured the red. and W. B. Leeds’s four- in-hand took the yellow. Anna Held’s entry “got the gate.” In contest.fo: quick changes C. Blair won in 49 seconds. eve BLOODHCUNDS HUNTING FOR MISSING GIRL. The deepest raystery surrounds the disappearance from oe of $200, In case the chil- her home, in Etizaherh City, N. C., Wednesday night, of Nellie] aren-died the estate was to go to Mrs. Cropsey. The river vas deen dragged. but it furnished no clue, Dale. There seems to ¢ no evidence against the girl’s sweetheart, the last person sear in her presence, who was arrest2d upo! suspicion. Bloochounds zre now being used in the search. -— 2 $e WAND RE DA WEEK IN-ADIRONDACKS. WATERTOW. 1M. Y.. Nov. 22.—Waldo Hart, of Parish- ville. who had been icsi in the Adirondacks for a week. has heen found. He vas in a: echatiste:! conditon. and had sub- sisted during the aer od on smail game. —et¢e EMILY E. WHITNEY GETS ABSOLUTE DIVORCE. Justice McAdam granted a decree of absolute divorce this ifternoon to Emil’ =. Whitney from Robert Ecwin Whitney with ELLIGON 15 DISBARRED. Lawyer Ruled Out by Ap- pellate Division, Supreme Court. WEDDING EVE It Is Reported, He Was About to Be Married. ‘The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court to-day handed down a decision Heary Kinoth, thirty-nine years of that the real reason why the Roebling) bridge. On a ten months’ delay the|with a revolver some time this morning granting 4 motion to disbar John E. El- Company 1s anxious to secure an exten-| penalty would amount to $75,00, an|in his room n of ten months over the time aet|/amount that would materially lessen latreet. It was reported Mon, originally for completing the bridge 1s|the profts on the contract. have been married in a few days to al He w. harged with “fraud, deceit because Frank Croker, a son of Richard) It 1s said that the members of the! hooxkeeper empioyed where he worked-[and maipractice and gross unprofes- Croker, is a member of the firm, and | commission are not in accord on the sub-| Kinotn lodged with Mra, Mary E. Cas} joni) conduct would suffer financially if the penalties for delay are enforced. Me ways that Nichard Croker! elf had ordered that the ex-, Ject of extension. They appear to be jabout evenly divided. Those who oppose any extension of Ume assert that they will never allow the Roebling Company to shirk {ts Hability for delay to Mil the contract on time, BIT OFF HIS TONGUE. j Demented Man ty Bodton Died from u RUNAWAY CAUGHT HERE. Wine u leven-Year- Old In Citys Guent, street and asked the ftom Kinoth's room since 10 o'clock last a bookkeeper for Fred, tro, He was i i Sommertield, of No. tos East Fifty-ninth} The charges grew out of Ellison's Creat conduct as executor of the will of : a 4 ty-necond| Mrs. Sarah EZ. Embury, who died April Sommmesnield iw enh tol nea 8, 1897. As trustee under the will he avon ufter noon to-day housekeeper what was he matter with Kinoth, who had neith- OURS recetved $34,350. He was charged with hot properly accounting ys executor and er reported for work nor ment ward tol trustee, and ne was removed, over. Mrs. Castro remembered 4 a y pointed Malem poser Roce trustee. On Nov. i6, 1900, by a decree hen that #he had not heard any sound in the Surrogate’s Court, Ellison: was directed to pay over to Auguetus Em- Self-tniticted Tnju t, when she heard him come in. William Birch McKee Duffy is a guest | (neecial Sei Tis! Bvcaing wore) oan ene iked on the door today but,| DUTY. aa trustee, F3L917.82, and to the of the clty of New York at Police Head-| posrON, Nov. 22.—Charles Larkin, | getta.g no answer, told Sommerfeld, | 'Wo children of Alphonse iembury tie quarters, in Mulberry street. He Js | thirty-two yeura old, bit off his tongue] who broke in the door, They found) “UM of $9418 1 Kea per giao resident ut Pouladel pies Tee yen ceeen and dled in the City Hospital to-day.|the jodger dead. lying partly scrose sain UES ayaa ath bas od ie ok ‘Battery emeplexedsup) byeer {Ile came to Boston on Wodrecday from | the ped, with the blood congealed about | WIR delig a defaulting executor and The Jonichlynamed ¥ youth ran aeay | Bal tinore and secured lodgingy on Han-| the wound on his forehead and they !FUstee 0 from home In Philadelphia last Tues over street Yesterday other boarders | revolver lying beside him. e 4 | M *, | He came to this city, looked around £56! hoary nim groaning and talking &alm-| Mr, Sommerfeld notified the Coro- | MIDGET IS INSANE. a duy and. went on to Boston, returning to New York ut midnight last night. | self A Being down to his last dollar he wants that Larkin had run his tongue out to go home, and hia purents have been | far as he could get it between hin t communicated “vith. and had then bitten {t off. H “This Iya great town,” nald Willian taken to the Clty. Hospital and. died doctor who wan called found ‘i a) wan Birch McKee Dufty. We Sou. walk in| from‘loss of tivod Larkin wae a tem= the atreets here, like they walk In Phil | peruia man, but, suped "ey be | Bes adelphia the people run over you,” Ladin ————--— DR. WRIGHT’S SUICIDE. Brooklyn Phystcion Found In Bed EATHER FORSCAST. rw Dead by Gus. Dr. William G. Wright, of No. 30 8 nix hours end! Quincy street, Brooklyn, waa found Saterday, for dead in bed this afternoon with the end of a tube attached ta the his: mouth. hone. ambulance surgeon sald Wright Jet in ad been dead for at least three days. bres had Spee rinking pecvityan Met ely. ‘ Joceteeeeseuscasonscanaed| iee'OF mis batlta, sie ma ner's office, and that oMce notined the take quite an interest in hig em- ployee, sald'he knew of no reason WhY| ore sur Kinoth should have committed suicide. ise Bellevue where o Kinoth: was and no one knew wi withed James, Last of the Murrays, Taken to Bellevue. James Murray, the only survivor of Midgets," was tuken this afternoon by nis At the office of the Upmann Ben Co! mother, and placed in the Insane. ps head bookkeeper. it} vition ¢or observation. Murray |» police of the East Fifty-firet street sta- jon. Mr, Sommerfield, who seemed to wus to to and bad’ been | twenty even ovine 1d and only thirty fran yeoka Nolide: eight inches tall. Mother lives ni of aaiars, His econ tay ware. oe firuient MeMiA"Eaat One Hundredth sireet why he: cow beth Changes tn Time on Penneyivania Police Believe that She and Waller Ran Short MRS. DALE MADE RICHER of Funds, Finding Her Income of $200 a Month Not Suffi cient. RRR RRR RRR RR RisPr RRR PPR ritritticiee ieee kick erect eh eee iit irivieieieieieieieieve | Ss a OO The Hoboken police now believe that Mrs. Elizabeth Dale potsoned her five-year-old daughter Emeline for mercenary motives. They have learned that the will of Dr. Howe, the father of Mrs. Dale, left all the property to the children f Mrs. Dale except the monthly al- MRS. DALE, ACCUSED Here is the case of the Hoboken police agains old daughter Emeline: Mrs. Within a week before she left Chicago for the East two of her strychn.ne. saying he would never see the child again. The same morning Mrs. Dale wired oim: body was not emba:meu and has not been., Mrs. Dale was addicted to the excessive use of liquor. “Emeline dead. Hav Dr. Howe Is sald to have been led to meke this disposition of his money by his knowledge of his daughter's weaknesses. The police eay that Mrs. Dale has been very hard up; that her $200 a month was not sufficient to keep her and Waller in tne style in which they liked to Hye, with their frequent trips to Europe and their heavy drinking. MRS, BONINE HEARS “| fered and prevented trou! CASE OF THE POLICE AGAINST itt + OF MURDER. feteint Dale, a-cused of poisoning h:r five-year- Her nusband’s brother was about to serve habeas corpus papers on her to get the child. pet dogs were poisoned with Twenty-two strychnine tablets were gone frem a bottle in te room where the child died. ‘The morning the child died in Hoboken the father in Chicago recelved a letter from Mrs. Dale had her embalmed.” The e The information concerning: the will comes to the notice from Rus-' sell Dale, and this explains how why Dale and his brother were so suepicions of foul play as soon as they’ heard of the child’s death. Other Child Died at Seat ? Mrs. Dale's other child, ‘the police say, died at sea, and they are trying (Continued on Second Page.) HOW AYRES WAS FOUND DEAD. Details of Washington Tragedy and Show of Grue- some Relics Fail to Move the Prisoner. (Special to The Evening World.) WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.—Evi-|show that the person who did the dence presented in the trial of Mrs.|shooting had with blood-stained Bonine,- accused of the killing of} hands climbed through the window Census Clerk Ayres in the. Kenmore | and escaped. Hotel, to-day all tended to prove that} Photographs shown by the prose- the dead man tad been surprised in}cution favored Mrs. Bonine, in that his room by his slayer. | witnesses declared changes had been Testimony was also introduced to made in the hotel rooms between the time of the finding of the body and the taking of the pictures. All the gruesome relics of the tragedy were produced in court to- day, but although Mrs. Bonine stud- (Continued on Second Page.) LIBERALS CLAIM ANOTHER VICTORY Colombians Say the Government Forces Were Routed at Chorrera and 700 Men Deserted. COLON, Colombia, Nov. 2%—Gen. Al-| United States Consul setting forth that ban, who left Panama with 1,100 men a/jt cannot guarantee protection for few days ago for a decisive battle with | Isthmian transit. the Liberals at Chorrera, has returned; The United States gunboat Marietta with 125 of his force, is expected here, but has not yet ar ‘The Liberals here assert that Gen, | rived. Loreso attacked Gen. Alban's force after | a it had landed at Chame, near Chorrora, | CABLE TELLS OF IMFENDING FIGHT. and defeated it, only Gen. Alban and “| few of his troops escaping. It ls also claimed by the Liberals that | the other division of Gen. Alban’s army | was route-+ by Gen, Lugo. when four! uundred of Alvan'a troope joined the of nsul-Gen. Arthuro D. Brigard, Liberal ranks, nbla, whore office ts at No, 17 The Li t Colon are jubliant and lecatemeieel to-day, ived a cable astert that they expect Gen. Lugo to! from Gen, Carlos Alpan, Governor of arrive at Colon momentarily the Department of Panama. The cable Further detalls of the later decisive stated that Gen, ATban would attack fighting are expected at Panama at any! the under Gen. Domingo moment Diaz, Charrera and tf suc- reported that the Government cessful In routing them, would proceed ed a communication to the to NO WARRANT FOR ALLEN. 18 CIRCUITS ‘ON. ONE WIRE. Colorad Waleh Wanted It, Was Refused and ae ee ee pectin BOULDER, Col .2.—Dr. Willan Two men, one of whom ald le WAS! Diyne professor of physics at the State Willtam J. Walsh, of No, ¥@ East University, has just been granted a Plghty-firat street, asked Magistrate} patent for an Invention by which a Crane In the Jefferson Market Court to- | large number of telegraph messages can day for a warrant for ‘The’ Allen for be sent over one wire and earth return running a pool-room, att time, In the physical Detective Bennings, who was in court, | laboratory at the University it ts aald tghteen informed the Magistrate that Wale did t has had ae many as en a jot Ive at the address he gave. Then! circults working on th notslWer sche vs jreturn all at the same the Intter admitted that he had led Sncanynotelnace strchehoe Morne 9 man who Hes io me can get a| instrument be and used ex- : t here,” ply rejoine jactly as with the # wire now In warrant) here.” Oromptly rejoined ie | ace Dre Duane'e inv Ix hased on Magistrate 1 the principle ynehronizing motors, court, | | “The Allen, who waa also in suid that the two men were members of a gang of Ulackmailers who accost sa- loon-keepera and say that unless they are given money they will make com- —— AGAINST “CORE” WALLS: ‘The engineering experts appointed by ACGUSER 16 NOW ACCUSED Strange Testimony Concern- ing Major Lauchheimer at Meade Court-Martial, By adroit cross-examinauon to-day fm the -courtmartial of Col. Robert i Meade, at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. dis, lawyer, Lorenzo Semple, brought out the admission from Capt. Benjamin F, Ful- ler, that Major Lauchhetmer had ap> peared in the Captain’s room In an ine toxicated condition, clad o2ly in his uns derclothes. Major Lauchhelmer ts Cole Meade's accus After having given the testimony for the prosecution in regard to what Meade said at the Court of Inquiry ¢ fe asked him If) Maj. had not gone into his room at ‘on an {intoxicated cons dition, had. c Fuller admitted that be er tell you he hed of gentlemen at » In Bouton? queried Yes, 1 velteve Fuller, ¢ did,” answered Capt hheimer dressed?" ) his underclothes.* iy his helmet h? shados.”* At, the point Ld m. were put on the stan@ Tt will probably before the court-martial lawyer had mad her witnes K the day days yet josed MUNSEY BUYS THE NEWS? rumored to-day that Frank Ay owner of Munsey’s Magazine, d bought a controlling Interest. In) the. : York Daily News for $270,000, dt Has ould conduct the paper. No confirma, on of the atory could be obtained 4 rv. Wood, who controlstand and san, plaints against them on charges of £] nts companion ST accosted Mim {use| to-day’ recomending the Atture of night and had demanded $75 $800,000 to do away with “core” weils Aer all had lect. the court-room | sy eh, Croton Dam and the Jerome ‘The’! Allen threatened to shranh Wale | park reservoir ard replace thein with and. his. companion, but friends Inter- solid masonry,