The evening world. Newspaper, December 20, 1901, Page 2

thin | “1am not a scheming woman,” she Pas Mea awd. “1 never by wort or act Influenced | | Dhenlite enous neee| i W Chipp to leave his wife, 1 neve Howover, 1 wil! dof 7 Wras extravagant on ix earnings. ieoneln Rintoutrariet| | /Lgot a divorce. My relations with Mr CHIPP’S ARREST LEADS TO EXPOSE OF PLOT TO STEAL CITY'S MONEY. __ cM The District- Att , this fepartment (Continued from t Page | Pot Capt. Titus t deacepanci pould ap ee Joes detectives of dren are probably has been ft has been almost impossible a working on the case faulte: t Tithe G tee Cr fasten guilt upon them. | AIL Tammany Men. pAalabe sk ‘ol : Cie seek i 7 w, however, | (oany gives the desire servation Sufficient evidence now, hi [rhe tive men concerned are well Slattery will attems has been found and warrants will be {issued in a day or two for their ar rest. It is also announced that eounts of Edward L. Taylor, cashier, were short $10,000. Taylor was found dead in bed in! March, 1895, and at the time it was believed he commit:od suicide. To- fay's discovery convinces Comptrol er Coler that 4h man’s guilt drove bh to death. Satisfied to-day that the dead (ishier Taylor was a defaulter, Mr word to his surety to make goo bond of $5.00, Taylor during Comptroller 3 had strong Tammany } From the booke it te acted in collusion witn seemed to have stolen {nde nother has been close to ene big ‘Tan the ac former | Grose Negligence Charged. reday ore nny fee, to the Comptroiier, Deputy Arrears every effort ie books: laruntee teh Nira | Me ce geen many postt ne of ! the others, although ali adopted tapoaltt RUIN esa same method. ton hate r a ex Ming oir Comptroller Coler has turned all his Tearencets in Ce ead | WHE information over to District-A\ttorney \ t known he Bridge “ALL FOR A WOMAN’S SAKE,” SAYS CHIPP, | PENNILESS, FRIENDLESS IN PRISON CELL. After he had been arraigned iny tert nad that | If te atmost a pun Maen fell to phosine the races: in Centre Street Police Court, charged | 2 O8t cutie of fire apon my head the h mtd V recoup my losses. | Trl “Pram th nyt noney this way There are] Martin % stealizg 0,000 the Bureau | 9 Pears ma all hoi the ¢ miller‘a for tne Collection ct Assessments and My Alte has been), i ay eatier Artre in «ie Comrtroller’s oftice, Peay ret = where he had bee. a clerk fer twen- Uo thonattcwant brings the Old, Old Sta } ty-four years, Charles P, Chipp told erin (War annie ee pales to The Evening World the Whole) oy was suspicious uf overs pePaon In| TRinieathacledede herein cee cue r erable sory 0. his downfall] re cits erineilon'| © Talons wane to dre her sare | ‘through tho fascinations of the di-| the port arade the | IF EOLA SOKA Besa ec Ocenia Geni telcsinger. hills ran K for 1 feared ' ard Mas by Ho inemus been 1 y-.ced wife of a minstrel singer. SE Te pee aOR Hiatt Atise (ecteriihs scord With that which wotld naturally Chipp's Conte: LIVED OA LIRE UN HE: Prison | Could supply her nonmare aracterize its i nad te been But here !s his own story, with all its! sare cannot make ie suff the house whica T had given her wan] OF he property * contrat peti heartaches and repinings What a fool Py el on mortkage bi a ze me bh responsibll- y for ite va “I have told it all to Comptroller Coler. There is nothing to be kept } n Ufe know sno more sex Ress and shame I see that the end come. 4 “The Comptroller came to nes me Police Headquarters last night and the I confessed to him everything 1 had done. “How much I took I one | I omet her sinning of the I cause of my belng downfal And song. 1 hope warn other me Kool s theo £ women } Teast thar tr will » appreciate what a ye true day abou | J “it was all for a nnating wife Wife T sup. but when [ cannot tell, b fe ant oman cause a year ago, when the discovery | eines aR re O ey eae was made that I was dishonest, F tere ius cn aid not. love. atm nae Feat tes Wd z Up all the memoranda of my stenlings | me and 1 loved her ten minutes: 4 th of fent not In order to destroy all evidence tn case| ne Rea tnee figwewhenilta (altar : there was prosecution. 1 obut bdld love her toommye her suffering and eor- [strain rua Pen sand Feiendless. » beautifully Sih the 3] se! am deveted to mus ve) Chipp war i ¥ Position ts now a terrible one. 1] 4! tmeel Tam devoted to imu w Sea haven't a cent in the world, Whas tittle | pana cap f H ae Y Nettle am ae ts Money my wife has she must not use for elves ap to thie n me—she will need that for herself, poor Oat ciewe egaul! Hbetsatslineontcrse ia anh ) t pee rvery dollar, that} earned of stole 18 cy eatablistimenta) forcahe had ob $10,109. T have no counsel, no friends, no money you are | Pagiteest from her husand and! th tnt \ a the direction of a4 a good fellow. When it's gone you are i = SU is | eiinae etal ayant Was apparently daged eps | Bo better than a yellow cur in the str ere woul he NIRA CAEP era Tee Hees [HULFACLIMta ime Cadi hiakerariest ha treet don,t now. ‘e Rea WOryy my place, iMeulty. and. ti ays nf regulating the trate on th ean or will help My poor wif pennveltiltook cA H ate F sriadze Wiopid in order ty avul whom I have abused so shamefully ery bec IN dressed [Speck strain at any ane qw these years, is the only friend 1 have! to-morrow Was dr jsrecks n F vie Dusiness man WIFE WHOM CHIPP DISGRACED WILL ASK i MERCY TOWARD HER ERRING HUSBAND. | \ The story told by the wife of Charlesy] was suspicious of him. t could learn can play dts tr day P. Chipp, the confessed embezz thing until last spring, when two de-[ rst heard. her to deetine andy | of the Comptrolier's fier t ime to to le ower than New Ye ‘ markable Instance o For eleven years » for another wom: threatened becaun the woman a hou: savings from the rescue, ppprolier or thE the whole my husband to Con I shail that sti 5 1 saved “That vile woman has brought hin to qe cpocd this." she maid. "For ¢ Ulaaaeh have tried to ehleld him Chippy In the Hotel W <j money Morrigon, ‘a brothe MO} He asked me to get him out of the wife of an act Chipp and the wom: each other. It took me six m find {t out. When the woman's husband | | Hearned of it he left her. My husband) gd 1 borromil $94) and Promised he would have nothing more to! gro to the ST TPeaR RH @o with her. t Broke His Promises, “Two years later Ite calling on her at the King mente, in Eighth avent we lived n; 1 3 to him for the sake 0: Chuipp had pledged himeeif £ would never ere the woman MRS. SHEPARD SAYS CHIPP'S STEALINGS WENT HIGHER UP. nder ejreumst Jon’! romising that he would give » for good. He Has many times befd dohim. f had $8) In th teat, In trath, m—put she the bee > fe) oe @ A, was hat Mr. Chipp s y anything. geen at her bome thix afternoon by an [som Evening World reporter. She is living | wo did steal $99,000 there were wi(hl her: aoni Casi ‘at iNo, $99 Hust One | mhers higher upiwhaeollmontiat lt Hundred and sixty-ffth street we Vinkiedilicr| lant W Bhe is about forty-Ny ra old, but] s still a handsome woman. She has 4 figure, Iarge brown eyes and natura eurly brown halr, Chipp .:clared ch morning that he had no* geen her einer Jest August. She said, now has been a frequent visite and that ehe saw him t then sue know, and bis ma a he wan In trouble [that T suapected “TL have the xe » were never |, Neither were my husband and “myself ever intended for one another. That dizzy feeling, sluggish ache are all direct results a" trouble, Mra. Shepard's home in Mount Vernon was on South Seventh street, and was ry protty residence, being built in lontal atyle, © AML Once Aaked, Mrs, Chipp, having discovered that her husband was spending most of his time t Mra. Shepard's home, went to Mount Vernon and asked the Chief of Police to «him give her up, UUme Mrs. tio t police that she had been robbed of $5,000 worth of Jewelry. She was Informed a day or two later that the police had the thief. She went to court and found that they had arrested her son Carl, The mother a the ( Pp ‘were those of one aMnity to an- er. $ on my brain and nerves In a} uilurly disagreeable way. “Being forced to give up coffee, | Money Went Hi«her Up, me \u [Was attracted to him when I firat him. The {dea that It was music Drought us together {8 simply; He told me that he had tolg hix hig mother and his wife that he telng to live apart from, hiv wife, ithe was going to support both came tired of that and longed for the real Jaya. “Finally 1 cocoa In the morning, but soon the | wi tried Postum Food | it to the exclusion of every other | bh: beverage. You can imagine I like ft. “Last summer | was fn a place where nothing but Java coffee was served on the breakfast table, and [ recommenced the use of it. ood this,’and I considered phonorable as Asicoula be n made a scene, but she refused to pros. | Teo ecute and her son gave back most of In two or three weeks I again be- he diamonds, ‘ Ee gan to suffer from dizziness and ex- offee works Ike a potson to me. | plosive no! ~ | Mata mile t became dizzy ardly get back home, where [ fell, exhausted, on the bed. ew what after Ins did {t in a half-hearted way, drinking|the tronble was, and. th. sisted upon haying of the old-fashioned coffee, and 1 got Coffee, and since that time have drunk | while Cal., and the name will be given on application to the Postum Co,, at Battle Creek, Mich. THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVEN NO GnIDGE INDICTMENTS Grand Jury Finds ‘‘ Exten- uating Circumstances ” in the Management. Presentment Shows Many Faults and Recommends a Wiuch More Thorough Examination. Pridwe it semen whiieners ne) intie riietlire tof the bridge arza LONDON MARKET WEAKER. merican Iattway Menyvy in 4 Were} Shares (CEMBER North of Grand Street_ “L"" Station. } West Side of the | Street. I DBE NG, vD 0, IDOL There is no need for us to say mach. We have been forty-five years in business and have soid millions of dollars’ worth ; $ You will notice that we state weichts of diamondy in our advertisements. No “PINHEADS” sold here at exorbitant yf} PRES SY I CII UE PCG CS IY IPI CecOU GOOD EEL CE diamonds. For cartare you can behold our gigantic stock. Frices are the lowest of any, and quality the best. Thee are prices. All mountings arc solid 14-kerat as a matter of course. (CASPERFELD | | 4 144 BO WERY, **Bowery Savings Bank Block.” established facts known throughout the United States. It will pay you to compare our prices with othe von Solid 1 Karat Hireaeds pearl "$34.00. SATURDAYS TILL 12. Mail Orders P:omprly Attended to. Es} oe $2151 81 S25/008 $9.00, OPEN EVENINGS | TILL 10. Send for Our Illustrated Circular of Special Bargains. CWP FREE VERONA, BD LLORES BSS ee S f othe marker te brain and throbbing head- from the use of cofiec. head, walking about nd could sin n “One evening Postum Instead ell tu-short order. i “I have always thought it worth to warn the cook, wherever I appen to be, to make the Postum |Properly—that is, by boiling It long enough, Please do not print my ame," TMs person lives jn Pasadena, | SPECIAL HOLIDAY SALE. HOCOLMEES, BONTONS SAND GLACKH ROPES, of ALL 754 BARCLAY ST E23 CORMANDT SL COR CHURCH BEAUTIFUL LONG OVERCOATS AT AN IMMENSE REDUCTION. The materials are tine English kerseys, Oxford gray friezes, im- ported Carr’s meltons, etc., and every coat is exquisitely made, fashion- able and thoroughly reliable. Yet prices now are al! sensationally low—about half actual value. For we are positively quitting the retail business this season, and our entire stock —overcoats and raglans, business and full Gress suits, silk- lined Prince Albert coats and vests, etc.—is now being sacrificed at almost half price. ® $15 A DECISION And Its Meaning. | on, S30 SUITS sty $15 1%. $30 Overcoats 323, lt happens along towarii this part of the o ane, season that we have a number of pieces Pitsr $22 SUITS eo "ier $22 Overcoats oe of overcoatings on hand unused. <p S18 SUITS 38h § ¢ {8 Overcoats . ’ Atew weeks ago w= decided to make 7 $18 Sit $8.50 [shin § 5a § 50 reduced to black ‘fuivet and diagonal sults beautiful multe ta linported fai are iinporte sold gray una. decks, up all these piece goods and havea Great Christmas Sale of Winter Overcoats at § I 2, @ 5 © So to-day we open the doors on one of the mest extraordinary sales New Yorkers have ever seen. Allthese woollens were bought for higher H priced garments, but, being late in the sea- son, we decided to make them up and close tude Ane Eoginy triewee In Dba. multe are $20 otis SSATURDAY H BROS., Detween . 830 BROADWAY, ys HIER aeeneeee 8 them ou! ai once. Among them are Moulles, 1 Oa “ah oat Velours, weitons and Friezes, in Blacks, asin WILL BRIDGE THE WAY EVENT es Oxfords and Crays—m and best styles. hese overcoats are finer and better than could ordinarily be bought at even $18 and $20. Don't forget that. ’ STORE OPEN SATURDAY ade up in our newest Clothine, —Cloaks, Watches - - - Diamonds, ’ * Jewelry and Furs. The Most Useful and Best Appreciated Presents for the Holidays WEEKLY OR MONTHLY EASY PAYMENTS, MANHATTAN CLOTHING CO,, New York Store—1i14 Third Avenue, Between 65th and 66th Streets, . Brooklyn Store—700 Broadway, Between Thornton and Whipple Sts. MOIDAY AND TUESDAY Nats, + WM. VOGEL @ SON, BROADWAY. IOUSTON ST.