The evening world. Newspaper, March 15, 1902, Page 2

orous Counter Threat to That of Florence Burns. officers, and they carried her. unconscious still, into the matron’s room Here she was soon revived, but another witness was put on the siand. Girl Seemed t neerned. During this trying scene Florence Burus sat quietly fanning herself. ‘There was a slight blush in her cheeks, but that was ail to indicate emotion. She was by far the coolest person in the room She calmly fanned elf and flecked specks of dust her black skirt while the mother of Brooks was telling in detail of the visit of Flor- ence to the Brooks home and of the conversat the witness liad with the accused and the (ead man there When the witness identified the com) shown by the ‘ one Florence Burns had worn the defendant showed her fi the testimony. Her fan. which had moved in regular system, then moved In short, quick jerks, and she drew her full lip be teoth ax she leaned forward te Fi ' oe Again Within a very few seconds she again tled down 1asy pose her fan again moved slowly and steadily Mrs Brooks ep low te and her thin voice did not carry her words throughout the court-roe Almost every person ned forward and ained t atch her is Florence Burns alone seemed to be disinterested after her firat sight evidence of nervous interest. When Mrs. Brooks testified that Florence Burns had told her that if her son did not marry her she would kill him, Florence dropped her eye lids, letting her eyelashes drop over her eyes. then she rolled her eyes to the ceiling and yawned ™ ack o Sta Mrs. Brooks, having red sufficiently. was recalled to the stand. She came into the court-room more feebly than ever. Her woman com- E panion took a chair right beside her, fanned her and supported her Mr Schurman did not continue his questions and Mr. Backus began the ¢ ; examination. : He asked her about her son's business, and the replies were weak : that she could be heard only with dimieulty Mr. Backus had her tell cach time she saw Miss Burns from the middle of October, when Walter introduc her to the girl in the Metropolitan Hotel He only asked when the meeing occurred and who was present. He did q Bot ask what was said. Many times Florence calle@ alone and spent the “f afternoon with Mrs. Brook» a As to her call on Nov when she came {Il Mrs Brooks sald the gir ‘ came alone. Three days she spent in bed She occupied Walter's room while 6 sick. Walter took « hall room. The evenings while she was there Sh nt with Walter. As to the combs, the witness said she did not see Florence's combs after 4 the latter left the Brooks house on Dev She ale said that ence dressed her hair every day whet in bed or not Saw Combe Last Satarday Mrs. Brooks said she never saw the combs afte: ence left the house until last Saturday, when she saw them in the I Attorney's offi “Weren't you asked by some one to describe the asked Mr Backus “T said [ could identify the combs if 1 saw “Were you shown any other combs than thes A “No, sir.” , Tt is Mr. Rackus’s contention that the comb with the metal on it was not the one found in Brooks's room in the ¢ » Island Hotel Mr. Backus asked if the comb with the metal on it was ful length or broken when Florence had {t at the house 7 “I don’t remember.” said the witne “Is it full length or broken now I don’t remember.” “But you saw it just new. did y “I didn’t notice that it was t I identified it from the metal orna ment on the top at Wenkened. Mr. Backus we omb matter very thoroughly and got Mrs Brooks to admit th mildn't tell whether any of the combs Florence Wore were broken when she was at the Hrooks louse She conld no describe them She was asked que: ate about whether this tooth or thar tooth he ) was missing, She re plied that she could no remembe That materially weakened her identi fication of the comb She finally recalled that one of the combs had som broken in the middle, but wheher there were any broken a « od not remember. Mr. Backus produced comb after comb, some with Little ceeth gone some with big tn © He go the witness so muddled that she couldn li one comb from an other. He had a la supply on hand He produced one and wanted fo tell if i was of those she identified this morning as belonging to Mies Burns. She was not allowed to take it in her hands, Mr Schurman f Protested strenuously it the Court would not let her handle it “Ever see it before’” asked Mr. Backus “I don’t know She was then permitted to look closely at Almost Fainted Again Mr. Backus kept pressing her for an answer Then she be: and almost fainted again ~ PASSENGERS HURT BOV'S FACE FILLED. IN TROLLEY CRASH., WITH BIRD SHOT. CAR JUMPED TRACK AND HiT WOUNDED BY LAD WHO MET } TELEGRAPH POLE. HIM ON THE STREET. Phe Voung Stran Whi or Pired we Withoat saying a Word and PATERSON. \ 710 of the Totowa | mengers, while rour Union and Ham» Jumped the track and telegraph yo! falling through ¢ Venisiow thes ‘The car was gv! weed down 1!) paped with only considered rer fe on board were © from their hoimes on Ye mills in the cen Yhen the aceiden: } irk ing at ag and that the . verativen Totowa Hil aRennes veded in thrown in a hes) the floor Krug was take 7 found that the pint Motorman, Cha, Manley h sedate he Wped ; Jin the hood of his car and a‘ time. but Chat danger ‘ie hae ‘ ‘ised about the arms and follee beliew Kruse ase 5 wise the pole fell through in| {4 member of a “gunk” tn Pitty ' rough I] cour etree Mr, Terhune, of New York =m —_——— $125,000 FIRE. service through Sunday) WINSLOW, 11, site) If you've got ». atroyed the | bank woe World Wants. win g|' houses a March post -oMce, A several $125,000, Lose, Young Man’s Mother Made a Vig- insurance, | i 2 ~~ s been $0, eee PIE ry ~ ‘Words of Hope the Despondent. PAINE’S CELERY Pg heen Saw trn ns abe eres mntny OU,”--MRS. BROOKS Iie or i | ~ MOTHER'S MURDER, Benes ve athe eesw for ‘AYRE HEARD BURNS GIRL FACES POLICE COMPOUND. | After Mre Brooks had fainted Williamyand I toll her that she had better do The MarvellousBanisher of Dis - Avra Was culleds rlaxteatised x (ha Gabe | Dir pear Has Become the Fopular | went to the theatre with Brooks and| young m sishs Mien Rene mey Hie Act Family Medicine. Florence fall and that in te car hi She im: ned Mr. Brooks She satd a eben a ibrerneaiteay areal ichl oe WAA engaged to a young Main when rey i Mae may (hat ohe met Walter 8 Br Uke, and. broke Devised by Eminent thysician and Gen- jain Ui crack your neck the engagement with him on Mr erally Prescribed by the Profession. In the play they saw, the witness | Brook«s account She «ald they loved — posses Le |mud. 0 man a ned & Woman a@ | each oth : fC cje JonN Alber! Voepel, the seventeen-| Professor Edward E. Phelps, MM. rant Florence may to Brooks: “If | nan she broke with? Bamne cae Whe" year-old boy: charged. with ing ois D., LL. D., according to the ethics . lesert me that wa i) ki Bhe did. a of honest and reputable physicians, you | The witness was asked if Mise Burns Mother, Mra, Kate Voepel, in thelr) cave to the le ¢ medical men of Meo Mackus oreas-questioned the wits [aati phe wasn Kood shot. Bhe couldnt home, No, 129 Christopher stregi. on the world his wonderful prescrip te cd he went to the theutr Pik epeenner » it was before Magtsirate Olmsted tion Paine’s Celery Compound at AB) cuest, that he met I © Burne) in Jefferson Market Court for examina) soon as it was perfected. For this f that omuaion at Brooks « office WOMEN CROWD COURT Vea thia “A heERESR reason Patne's Celery Compound hae F mit between him and Arvoks TO SEE BURNS GIRL. tiv tov. whore seeming Indifference never been included among patent {4a Cie car, Gut be could not remember | lag puzzied the police ereatiy was net medicines. Coming from so high a w th neaire a whit lee irbed fay th when source, and being so thoroughly SE TTT eT eL er ooo e | aTatareath shawna by in wementnin icine | MTeRe) tested and so s rongly recommend- | vers ition ved that night Florence Burne case to-day. eclipsed ME Mary Pfloeger, who lived above ed, physicians prescribe it with com- “4 Tate. B Janything that 5 n the the V said fidenc ; dntoeruu call ieiaceayonns * he “John ran up to me crying, and said Paine’s Celery Compound rapidly ‘ Criminal Co n omany a ) 2 . fpeceD ete ERT ip te he thought his mother was dead and| gains in fame as a disease banisher; Retore Keb. 10" liteaeee ler tenn teeh ski me what todo — went to hit all who have tried it gratefully ac: nett th 5 Yous wellzite rooms with him and then told him to! knowledge its curing and life giving i Whe re Map ) Ko for the police power, It drives the poison germs cy t split Ca riad UE TUNES dees int brought out by Mr. Lord was Of deep-seated diseases from the 4 pain adtaineon At the morning ecagion taat Mra. Wflorger noted an especially blood, it brings buoyancy of spirit j F i admission at the morning session. orient lsht in the Voepel flat at 5 in place of lassitude and desponden- | Langdon, in charge of tho) i in the morning, Young Voepel| cy; it bles overtaxed and eee [ocurt mquad. was good natured enoukh gaye he did not ge up until 6 #@ oclock broken down system to start fairly wotnen« Jet them al John MeIntyre. Voepel's jawyer, on the road to health; it gives the K a aunt na The eariy comers rushed for the front ed Mrs Pilocger and she sweet sleep so necessary to brain Bee EN TORUES deo Da trrriboe tien ts and quickly those who came after 4: voy seemed very much affect- and nerves. It strengthens, Invig- feat Brooks (oom: te hea crowded seat after seat until there was TL at ine teamedy orates, and gives tone to the system, as Brouks and tava space left sha¢les Waite real estate agent takes pure blood, is food and nour- all the way from Br began to put chairs inside eae veg Voepel's littie house in Wee-| ishment for nerves and tissue. It Dot hese what they: sald une Florence ui hatted and Komslied nawken, told how be caused young | Makes sick people well } devlared ehed crack Brooks's neck tod xlagled and qumeied about the pros: yoepe leave his r and Mr. John B. Dryden, Editor of the |pawvhat led to that Kked = Mr. | pective show am they would over @ per- | igok, when the boy discov Frankfort Call, Frankfort, Ky., === v8 formance in the theatre ee t writes as follows “Hook. looke t » murder. Watts said Ge wanted She began to weep softly. and recess was then taken until 2 me. Willy. ake A Medtity ang ire! | The proportion of women to men Was Teugiten made amt called a: the It gives me great pleasure to After recess a comb was shown Mrs Brooks by Mr ackus, and she She's a peat ten to one and till outside the d00r stand. John wan there state ‘to ye and to any fps | they came clamoring and cajol ; ohn | human. bein, y was asked if she thought ft was the same one which Mr Sehurman handed neck lively Weenies tornelat heen it conte Sasa riey Ue net TODS | ee grevare the usdiital ipod thousanda cay eeping, some of them, er told me Y times © thous: her this morning. holding some of the teeth on Fr at Broadway 4 efforta to get past the two dle police: pe winig wend me upat this In this broad land of ours who are Mrs Brooks said she chonght It was, but she couldn't remember about | 2°. rect after the thease men on guard at (he entrance to the ining ne said he'd go and call her,| to-day suffering, who might’ enjoy Mrivehurihen holdineroanihe teen impure condensed milk for dealing Id attend to the stand He rang all the blessings of health if they ; which Walter Brooks narrowly ¢s there was an even the bell three times tut got would but use your great medicine, She was evidently heing confused about the matter, but there was some. arr i {more boimterour crowd than in the morn He salt: Til go up and see Paine’s Celery Compound excuse for it because the comb which was shown her was broken thin morn- | i, eee aa ede omaatanene ise Lihat bas hyd) fat A ‘) “For the cure of avspepelantt has in Detect Maver haat hie pocket Bomerone’b at him | about jd in wetting fan down and told me ne murder, nO superior, and that dread disease, 8 : a ed tihans ba tecta’ ome one brushed again: tone t the dour i sent him to police. He walted ty! insomnia, will soon be a thing of and off came t two teeth vumh wm out. Wek seand fiat the past if people who are thus af- jeienet ; te Watts suid the boy him so | diwill use this medicine, Mes. Brooks Confused. cupled, They were nad broken in the and killed his | Me ise this med . ; | Aaeparo St ai: "Theirs ofilys anther ree. polices placed: stress) On used the Compound in my Mr mat that the witness recognized it, had to hold was to of seats ine Ue be us Jon “E fest a i family and always with benefictal r maelt broke. in do tts , the teeth on with vile he showed the comb When Mr Backus he rail, There was no evidente Cited a conversation with young TeMilts. As a family medicine ¥ do Seeath heail a tsa ads Naan terenbraik vit nails a Tush past Vorpelon she day ot che Corser s ime Tot think it possible to find its ste 1 ne didn on This helped to confuse Mra, Brooks rail gate, put him Wiest He sald be asked J we perior, ‘To those who are worn out anu when he got to talk about all sorts of breaks In all sorts of comb e “ bey } isisted tant he h in body will speedily by Caitrraiy " ° eis The watch, he aaid, Me Peat the trea tab ee Sl! up the, stand bet police: | nck to, health and make ‘hem feel 1 to pieces DUTEAAL. Hales at the press: table lohan answered — b hadn «HSC 5 | little Inciosure 0 10 ie ti that life is worth livin Did Florence Burns ever make threats about vonr son before she was| Talked About Brooks. Sie sTOGEe: TAU WHIEK ER ara cote eet 1 would tell the truth, /all poor, suffering, hi Tantereateeest in your house’ asked Mr Backus. | wan really like @ bOX at the tha Hind. in teauifying, sald We SAY “use Paine's Celery Com- oars EN ET CAIBLUTIR RES he women fought to wet In. ea yee pound. if you “vant to be made Have you testified about chat? surt-rooms brought in for Harman tat Betol SOE Trench than hea tention that | DIAMOND PAINTS 1. 811-0" Wenge: | Made Many Threats. How offen did she tareaten him in vour presence” A good many times i Did she ever make any threats against him when any one other tha Martens ff young Voepel did not appear t IC a: ten te "RAILROADS MEN GIVE HIGH PRAISE rip the police investigatl i kept ou going together after these thr: ats | newer even trivial aurations on Yes, sir.” | Omcer Farrell. regarding the smal! rife with which the prosect And after that she was sick in your house? KEE | W bute her-krife ih sre Meas commit \ | eavall | Civ axceclingly “arett search | (Qiao aan Ms a . ® for it without a The next day. he } When wae tt that Florence said anything about getting her father’s re-| — —_——_— paid the knife jienc fa fou Is THE BEST IN THE WORLD, if volver’ on A HPavaysay eel A fear thorour Diy You may have used other sauces for Friday morning about Deo 1 |DEMAND TO BE TAKEN BACK | TRIBUTE BY DIRECTORS OF “8! the crn islin or one tontimony, sie Fiera tgs past bat when we eet You Who was present | arminat iT} t to use HOLBROOK’S you will us! no i he IN BODY. MONTEFIORE HOME. taber, Drop usa postal and we' wih e slates Fr, — tell you how to get the following h "1 me A went the night hefore to her h lee Hement of Neston Labor War charity and Phi BREAD DYSPEPSIA. dig neo ary ae TREE : Ww rt See aa aa EA Vretaht Hand Dead Banker Com ey eiter Bren ab Meese ree res ee What did you way | rere. by Hie Assoc! Some reonte: Nothing aie Loading up with white bread and e . | Mrs Hrooks said that Florence told ner she had hunted for he pistol The Musi sities) 4c 4 apectal meeting of the Bound of starchy cereals is quite sure to ult WORTH OF ; yut could not find it thaheportation atrik re Montetlore Hoey mately bring on some alsorder f the e «narrowed down toed : © Chron Inve owels, 3 fi ntly the cause of On redirect examination Mra, Mrooks wald that the @ret time Florence Mice ne rea oe eee a LOE a0 CL yr EO roceries mate her eat to kill she said) “You never loved Walter, for if you had |} eluht clerks of ¢ “President, Mr. Jacov HL Seni, ane The starches are not digested in FOR you would not want to kill him feck err ia learns utasts rd and the) nounced the deata of Leonard Lewiaohn, the upper stomach, but are treated no and Maine roads. aneiiernanalees thee) in the duodenum and from there ou Mrs trook as er ORC TBE, r hy t h 7 1 Le DEVE KE RW ae then excited Phe iemue by ie freight handlers D9) Thereupon tals minute of the sorrow: down through the whole length of ; Mes tome the clerks ts that of being taken onek fi! 74) event was recorded the bowels, Consequently, {f too « , . A dody, Instead ve treated as ard Lewisohn was a any 4'much starchy food is used, partie Afer leaving the court room Mrs. Brooks leaned on arm of aj m ' "i man ete ite sae Aad and kenial larly white bread, trouble is likely to court officer and accompanied by her husband and Mrs. Henderson went | 24! cane Oh [ful na Intelligent. a faithful tad con. Set Up. White bread does not contain to the carriage in wating at the Franklin str “ aleece ts ako Bien mained isan) ENG 4) AMELIE DEL Oe ples Elen) panies Roast B Milk he outa lroeiMl rail DOIN CORD Loe at cukentleza elvereall 6 placed in the wheat berry to help ff One can Roast Beef, one can Milk, one ; On way netairs, Mre Hrook all “ , arently on he verg | f digest starch, but the white flour J} can Salmon, one can Sardines, one can of collapse, asked Mrs Henderson for the bottle elling salts which | c fe Ver) soul of sunshine shows miller leaves that part out Tomatoes, one can Corn, one cam has been brought frequent use during the ordeal in the court-room. aL f Ho was an earnest mers Grape-Nuts Breakfast Food was Peas, one can String Beans, quarter Mr Brooks 4 nately Kissed his wife and returned to che court spt di BUCS da NI Perfected purposely to supply the Bf pound Tea and one bottle of Piet i charity bountiful Starch of the cereals and the other : ds her jovereed parts intended by Nature for use — — av ncabatna or his y {stone He was and presenta them to the body in a “ as usunl [Rure Nome to"nis cn ts, Wikeigiin, form that will Gaaily be digested. In i} ‘acl and sound judg much of the f@et, they are predigested by a natu- COTTON WORKERS agcresy f the fnaticut! is due ral means during the process of fie Mlarming (aoresse of consumption manufacture, #o that one can get all WIN MGRE WAGES. |) the ‘ongesiet realteoiial sectons of the energy and value from that sort —_——- induced him to contribute lberally to Of food without overloading the or- t rection and perpetuan IN CHORUS GIRL.”, FIGHT MARTIN. FAL HIVIEI. Mase, Ma 1% maintenance gans. ol the har been a break tn the ranks UHR Reenter (esa. "4 man from Brantford, Ont., says s and several mil nty, being an auxiliary oranch of ‘or the first twenty years of my life f nd ae Pekies Hieeiiaine: he ai ‘ I lived out of doors, then I took up) aaa eB bakes gitar lias Baa i mh when bis aeefule my present employment, which is in ' OBJECT OF "ATTENTION HAS CHAMPION AGREES TO TAKE) ss: mt He seniin brings forth #4: | toons, and, veqiilres) (he) exeroiae (Of | diferent elements “BENEFACTOR” ARRESTED. [mens ecch feeling that he the brain rather than the body. i ON NEGRO AFTER FITZ. | snuecially belonge:! to them. He die “Gradually @ languid feeling took endation of all who knew h possession of me, which developed 1 Marelewe SOC vaaden Wires LEWIS NIXON IMPROVING. he rave. nay ‘ranliow I) the dead into dyspepsia and later into consti ‘ ; ¢ memory of Leo Le phn r 1 e BUD A TS |Tammany Chief in Bed Suffering | kind deeds and unewerviine “charnee ra arveral searanin whe oc pilis eed are offered Smtvation | | with a Heavy Cold. | "Tha { Directors at @i laxatives without number. After a ation op aMpniea - | s Nixon 1 r| the iworused a oovy, time | began to suffer from great wenty-t care Rie alae i, We y . Pape ara oe leslie lack of vitality and ‘hom time to time Hy Madde manage by ; “| the remains of inte with cramps in the bowels which : Rust OHS RT ea Abr i Niiouni cols, aa eee That th *¥miathy and sn- ually laid me up for three or four Brooliyn Amusement isin oe tenes fate 1 that the Tammany .| pera a body sEinally the physician alse ov. CLERMONT AVENUE , 4 rom Harry e ved that the Tammany renv Nereot be < ered that I was on the point of ap- i Nataary coer inte an framing oteree manne st | gy chie lt artnet al SRE a te aetna ane Tran pant ofav| SKATING RINK. : A Him Jeffrie a An erriNObn attacks, about six months ago, a te) the Beast’ | Martin in San Francis X HEARING. adeMlad Haba boda) ‘ry neighbor brought in part of a pack- Compan | w itzsimmons | FRANCHISE-TA’ \. | = = age of Grape-Nuts to try, and I no- M . singe name a Nomeraltel As 2Gs 106) w Commission WE en to Areu-| POWDER MILLS EXPLODE, — tice good results from the first, and ra ett is a stockholder, will offer th = have continued to use the Food in ” , Fabepda nbdatabeedatiobiad HME rose) oy © for & battle to mention Ten ‘e Values, Man Killed; Th de of Dollars’ lace of white bread and cereals I i Se ane Lrmareable} cided next Septemb Madden wired} (snectal to The Kvening World) Worth of Pi ty Dentroyed. formerly used. The Sure Wa' 4 ete ye ett he would accept any offer that) ALBANY, Murch Next Wedn UMBUS, Kan., March 15.—Two| “I have gained considerably in Ys at) when she wan A Jeffries. ' ¢ Hoard of Tax Commixslor the [afin & Rand Powder! weight, feel much better than I have| ie Nis BL. Geman ——— wht give a ring In New York on t north of this city, in years, my complexion has cleared The Safe Way, a wih Neaon and that he tee] PRAISE FOR ROOSEVELT, = |Syecialeranthtas sae” “h™ YP" oe a nt noon \to-dey up, digestion {8 good and I have not laced hier to hare a fat with im on ‘Phe final valuations: must “peveral others "were Injured” Mage | had @ cramp since starting; but, more Th ick W: as t she aug.| PARIS, March 15—M. D'Estourneiies| (2, She, New ork Poant « lars worth of property |{mportant than all else, I notice a 4 Quic ay, a AIRE. Iaeel Metical dali Ganalantee CHALMFENENTAIDIGG RT eee a” APTLes + dentroyed {distinct clearness of mind, sustained twig a Ho ved in Faris thie morning. Me te RA rs ey — |by an energy and nerve force that 1 The ONLY Way. tically to nis vie | M’AULIFFE REPORT IN. BLOW CAUSED DEATH, — bay? not known, vefore. seedingly PO ATS ati CS the royal ho coe ae Im the Nell valuable lesson in living and will not TO learn what you want (o learn at a Baal lneithe ceheenal ere mo New seas) ence Brome ms | hereafter load myneltidown with food moment's notice is to co nsu't the hat she mon ‘i sident Hoomevelt is Out on! SLIZ. . _| requiring too much bulk to supply a ind ik of no purpose. Behe menting coaxloee report of the police investigation int] Mtimony in the case of James, Wilson, | | "sed to. ‘This lesson in moderation | ,1.000 Tevics Terssir Treated in she 1903 works ——— dent Roosevelt tea ke fi the MsAu ffe murder to © mmivslone ced with the murder Miss Neii| in rs he Enowing how We eee bound. °° * ae, all» lore © Dap 4 thee « Hiberty b e - | Parcrk who in turn sent ye reper! ” i, is worth ever mall a Success invariably follows in th annie with French ieradre ‘nan to Biatrict Attorney Ea we, sexnreared dhe, opinion that the Deer amel furnished! to ee ‘ many ‘achmen, count him t was simply we evi ow on @ head caused concussion 0! ‘d twack of the Sunday World Went =! iron, the friends of France. tine Investigation. the" brain und death, Co,, Battle Creek, Mich, | .