The evening world. Newspaper, March 8, 1902, Page 1

TO-MORROW'S SUNDAY WORLD. THE NOVELTY % OF NOVELTI NIGHT EDITION. GENERAL SPORTING NEWS ON PAGE 4. = Tales nia oA abs ac a ct Rl lee rr * A WONDER PAINT BOX. * che f us “ Circulation Books Onen to All.”” ES! PRICE ONE CENT. HE MARRIED WHILE {ETRURIA NOT YET [FRANK CONGER | WAS IN JAIL. —MRS. VOGELSANG. AND SO HEMPSTEAD WOMAN ASKS DIVORCE. Gad Fatality Followed Wed Mrs. Lena Vogelsang. Woman of matroniy apr commence from her plumber of Hemp a sad story of mis her having sh nearhbor moon, 1 ‘ Te case came @ounse! fee and aiimony . Gaynw. in the Supreme Court, Brook- Ayn, to-@u. Mrs. Vogelsang was married in 1 and went to live at Hempstead. A few Months later Mrs. \ with her next Beims, over th and while in a e@hot Mrs. ey She served a Kings county ‘Pe band was most de while she was ! when relow fer her a handsome house ntly discovered nther Mrw, Lena Vogel that there w 3 t She add that wr to file his ENDICOTT GUESTS IN A FIRE PANIC. ONE WOMAN WANTED TO JUMP. A fire in a dining-room on the sixth floor of the Hotel Edtcott this after noon, caused, careless us Into the weld « panic. Tt wa by the mere that disaster was averted Miss i.eona Re M. Dunham hearing the cinng! the window in hy onto the fire- way to the her passage Policemen ¢ wet One Hune nd .. Btreec Stati fire wan caused by the upsetting of naphtha by servanes who were cleans ing curtains. :|evening of Feb. AT THE AZORES. LINER CAUSES WORRY. | Friends of Passengers Anxio ¢ News—Owners Say § s He Heard From. LONDON, March 8.—The head of the Cunard steamship line at Liver- pool telegraphed to the Associated Press this afternoon as follows: We know the Etruria is proceed- ing slowly and there may be some little time yet before we hear from her. There is no ground for uneasi- ness.” Other officers of the Cunard line express confidence that the disabled Etruria will soon reach the Azores. Nevertheless, friends of the passen- gers are much worried, When the accident occurred on the 26 the Etruria and Umbria had just signalled “good night” by wireless telegraph. The operator on the Etruria tried to catch the Umbria again, but failed and the Btruria was left hopelessly adrift. Signals were sent up which soon at- tracted the attention of the freighter laid by until morn- ad broken the Jer when It broke loose ys was spent in rigging a fury rudder whicb was not particularly effective. Fifty Miles in Two Days. The tank steamer Ottawa, which brought the news of the Btruria’s acct- dent, left the two boats on Feb. 2% At that time they were 400 miles from the Azores and had travelled but fifty miles in two days, No word has been received in this city regarding the Etruria since Tues- day, when a telegram was received from Robert J. Campbell, a corre spondent of The Evening World on board the disabled steamer, giving a report of the accident and the means adopted for towing the boat to port. This cablegram was sent by Mr. Campbell to Horta, on the Azores, by the captain of the steamer Ottawa, and was the first information obtained re- garding the disabled boat, ‘The correspondent said that at that time the William Cliff was unable to any progress in towing this can readily be under- none knows that the Etruria Is a boat ¢ CUM has a tonnage of but 2 | Absence of Steering Gi | As the Etruria has no steering gear| |! she will go in a gigaag course while | being towed exvept when the “speed” is ad rapid progress would {boamble even if the tow 1 sufficient power to make ® Ottawa four days to reach le the Etruria, TC is vii $FO6440506 8 jo Prince Henry, ria, of the Society of Juriapradence, Ho- * Dinner Waldort-A: jo Gen, Funston, Lo- eare Club, Carnegie Ballding. Free Lecture on ‘Health, Charen, facizer Maennerchor ball, Lext Ball of oseeeT WEATHER FORECAST. vor tne thirty-atx eS DP, Kiectric flames flaring up beneath a north-bound Lexington avenu Broadway and Pearl street, wantc among the doze paste drew an excited crowd and delayed traffic for twenty minutes this after- noon. A piece of horseshoe had fallen through the alot upon the feed wire and the contact caused the electrical dis- biay. SSR Se in ial ine removs vicoma: evi iguature on" every boas "948 | sold as follows: |NON-ARRIVAL OF DISABLED | the] + §,000 tons while the Willlaa | DIES SUDDENLY. i | | | PROMINENT BROOKLYNITE IS STRICKEN WITH APOPLEXY. DETROIT. | Conger, |the Americar Mich of Brooklyn. Bri few Bu n fil for two days his condition se talking to hie brother. but had rious. # was Benjamin cer, In his room at the hotel when death came. He was return. ing to t from Saginaw, Mich. where he had been on business, His body will be taken to Brooklyn to-night Mr. Conger leaves a widow and daugh- ter. His residence was at No, 3 St Mark's avenue. a handscme house which he rec irchased being vice-president of the American Bridge Butlding Company, Mr. Conger wax connected in an official ca- pacity with many other business enter- prises. He wan President of the Unie mpany and of American Visible Typewriter Com- versal Safety-Tread © the iso prominent in mmcial and being a member of the gue Club of Brooklyn, the Club of New York, the of New York and the lawyers’ Engineers’ Club Duaueane Club of Pittsourg, and was a high Eee Mason and Odd Fellow, CAMPBELL TOOK CARBOLIC ROUTE. SALESMAN KILLS HIMSELF IN HIS HOTEL. Square Hotel te and died in k Hospital an hour later. Little = old, He ar- dat or ware pondent m and he ape floor at noon, dying} 1 Campbell me ex: . ; SUCAPA WINS THE FIRST RACE, MAPLE, FAVORITE, IN DESPERATE FINISH. RACE TRACK March &—Although i 4 thre 1 to kep the usual Saturday weather was ing atendan crowd and a cor the oft To # the Oakland Han Is and upward at e-elghth. Nitrate, Scarlet Laly, Silver Coin and several other good were to run The third event was the leading race This war a handicap for three-year-olds ind Upward, and among the starters in the rece were Death and Intrusive, The public has been waiting for a race be- every one of them had larg: kool class of ho sport promised to be ke event tween these two, and while the die tance, six furlongs, way a trifle too short for Intrusive, hie trainer, Billy Karrick, thought he was 4 0 defeat Death, Andes, Tom Kingsley and quite 4 number of other sprinters who were in the race. Before the races took place this after- non the horses in the stable of AL H. & D. H. Morris and R. W. Walden were Fake to M. Poster, $1,000: td 4425, Roeveo Amol: Fe Pr E. Watkins, 11.550 FIRST RACE, One mile. Aectors,, sii. Staple sat Tragedy, "13, Gilmore. a. BEATEN ORLEANS, | i his afternoon | Ling down. | s at the| due to the splendid card Crescent Ctty Jockey j Seven races were on for decision and utin a a short Ther hat (Special to T PRACK rh Y NEW ORLEANS. Monday's .-|man had killed himself. NEW YORK, SATURDAY, MARCH, 1902. VERY LATEST NEWS IN BRIEFEST FORM. MINISTER WU DEMANDS PROTECTION OF CHINE DENVER. Col.. March 8.—Gov. Orman to-day rece telegram from Secretary oi State Hay which said: “The Chinese Ministe” advises me of reported attempts vy miners’ union at Ouray, Ouray County, Col. to drive Ci out of town. Miners’ union alleged to have declared bo against Chinese. who are said to be peaceable residents the facts are as understood and represented by the Chinese Minister the Department would be pleased if you would ta such measures as you may find appropriate to prevent lence and to assure the Chinese protection and u enjoyment of treaty rights and privileges.” The Governor replied: “I shall take up the matter tioned in your telegram with the county and town authorities at Ouray ‘mmediately and ascertain what can be done.” es: = SECRETARY SHAW WATCHED UNNOTICED. Secretary of the-Treasury Shaw gave the bankers ihe so to-day. and went to ise piers to observe the actions o! customs inspectors. He watched the scenes attendant on the arrival of the Lucania, an ver once revealed his identity to the inspectors. Later he ‘visited tne American line wh e was recognized. He said: “Such information as | am ing is for my own use.” PHILIPPINE TARIFF BILL SIGNED. ASHINGTON, March 8.—The President has signed the Phillores tariff bill. te SUICIDE A FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE. ———— It was reported-late ‘thts-afternoon that the mar committed suicide in the Herald Square Hotel was James W ster, a travelling salesman, wanted tn Rochester on fry charges. He had registered under an assumed name. | detectives, in response’ to a request from Rochester. called : the Herald Square. They were five minutes too late. Theie ee PRINCE HENRY’S EVENING PLANS. Prince Henry after returning from the Ogden Mills jun at 3.36 o’clock spent the rest of ihe afternoon in his ments in the Waldorf-Astoria. devoting his attention to correspondence. He wiii aitend the Grosse Deutsche schaft dinner this evening at the hotel. “$+ LATE RESULTS AT NEW ORLEANS. Third Race—Maggie 0 Fourtii Race—Ben Oh 1. Imp. Albula 2, Grant > 1. Nitrate 2. 30. at 1 ete ROW AT UMBRIA SAILING. ent ly Considerable exc pier ‘his afternoon st eau on the Cunard |.ne's steamship before the sailing of the s eamship Umbria, | by a second class passenger refusing to show his teket. The man. who was intoxicated, threatened to do Agent Ferris boldly harm. Mr Ferris called a policeman and the man was dragged back to the pier He grew very peniten: w iw that the #teamship was about t much fumbling around in his pockets, produced a dilapidered was then allowed (0 board the vessel +3 METROPOLITAN OPPOSITION WANING. Ty was authortatively stated Jay that the M tan Street Ra | way Company h {its merger plan | The Wormser fact nt proxies to overcon eclal stockholders’ meeting called 1 had practically admitted Its Inability to « sition 20. ough to successfully oppose the plan, but it intimated tha so. tigation may come from this source ante pee ae, CARRIES DEAD CHILD THROUGH STREET. When Mrs, Mary Kelly, of No. 420 Weat Twenty nint waikea jinto the Wilkes Dispe for Children at No. 435 Ninh a @wue with her three-year-old Maisie, wrapped in a shawl, Dr the house surgeon. lifted the shawl and exclaimed. “Why. the dead! ‘The baby had died in the mother's arma as blocks through rain to get medical ——— REPORTS HIS WIFE MISSING. Hall, of 2 Jefferson avenue, Brooklyn has cep HJ | police that his wif zabeth Hall, ‘hirty-three, i uilssing. ¢ 4 rales fs an invaild, was last seen March 5, She wore a seal ¢ = & Welln wan rown coat with velvet trimmed collar and cuffs, red flannel shirt wa st | Brook . h Mies \ | I | and an Alpine hat. She also bad a diamond butterfly stick-pin and a wed-| Buri him tndifferen y ‘ a) tid ‘ Valter t k ; ding ring. | pr. where : | te { Remembered oHasiness!? | ———°¢2—_—_—_——-— oun j Bese AT THROTTLE, HIS ENGINE RAN WILD. ta! hael Hoey, N. Y., March 8. of Middletown, an en- {A} last night near Cornwall. His skull hed been frac:ured The train was Pitan Wiaveb) whack aid youl de? vitor Runa ics + %' running wild when the crew, alarmed by its speed, stopped it. Came back to the station.” ireh street police sta a thks) he SONS. i Le Seas —_ Fo - —<—_ “ Circulation Books Open to All.”’ © PRICE ¢ IEE) ae nso Mmm oe Wonderful’ Feature-of the Famous Wonder Supplement. Do Not Fail to Get It. TO-MORRO' 3 SUNDAY WORK RACING # SPOR GENERAL . SPORTING NEWS — ON PAGE 4. | —=— & CENT. + — IDENTIFICATION OF BURNS GIRL OUTRAGEOUS CRIES THE JUDGE. rep ore iJustice Mayer Hedlares at Hearing That He Will Dis- card Bellboy’s Statement---Detective’s Strong Testimony Against the Accused. A biow at the most vital link iny |the chain of evidence against Flor- | ence Burns was struck by Justice Mayer during the of Detective Re: I regan! the defendant by the bell boy,” said the| Justice, “as ridiculous and outrage- ous.” | Up to this time evidence of a dam-| aging nature had been given by Rear- | don. He told of arresting the girl and said she asked what she was charged with. Reardon continued “k told her she was arrested for | injuring Walter Brooks. | “She said, ‘Why should IT hurt Walter Brooks when | love him} dearer than any one in the world—_ dearer than my father and mother” | “T asked how much money Broo ks) had. | “She said he had $32. I asked) how she knew it | “She replied that she had noticed he had a gold bill, two $5 bills and two $1 bills.” Mr. Backus during the cross-exam- {nation tried to show that the girl) had been put through the “third de- | gree” and that her father had not) been allowed to see her. Justice Mayer showed great interest in this feature of the case and said the cir- cumstances surrounding the girl at the station would have an important cross-examination don dentification of this FLORENCE BURNS IN COURT. bearing on the question of holding (Shetehed to-day by an Evening World Artiat. ) her under a charge of murder. v Dr. Albert T. Weston, Corofter’s spectators turned their eyes toward Hrooks had done on the day Be- Physician, caused a rensatfon by the young defendant. but she so far as he knew ft, extfhiting the bu%et he removed 0 sign of unusual exe temen Without completing the hearing from Walter Brooks when he per- Previous to Rearion’s ‘estimon ‘journed until mext formed the antopsy. Many of the Harry Cohen, Rrooks® chum = at 10 o'dow a Ss FATAL BROOKS BULLET IN COURT; TESTING KY AGAINST BURNS GIRL. noon?” 4 oe PA er ee the big roundsman Enter a New * m where ‘ 3 shee Fe sow of Brooks usked Justice bine descrtive with a lady,” statement, to the porters, and Tathed of Goo t wot N nink [ Hackuats Cheurs on was Abo Brovks Met He t