The evening world. Newspaper, May 9, 1902, Page 4

BP scvoo.anys rao i q ; Es ‘. HE 64, SHE 40: BOTH MISSIN George Wagner, Mar-) ried 40 Years and Father of | 3 Children, Said to Heve Eloped. DREW ALL HIS MONEY, Woman in the Case, Whose Husband Wants Her Arrest- ed, Took Three of Her Ofi- spring with Her. «After forty years of married fife, dur dng which thirteen children can cheer him and to bless hix old age George Wagner, a coal dealer at No. | MD Allen street, is said by his family to) have eloped with another man's wife He 1s sixty-four years old and wears ® long gray beard, The worhan for| whom he Is alleged to have forsaken his | ‘ferippled and rheimatic old wife and his) family Is twenty-four years his junior Her husband ia looking for her to have her arreated becnuae, he snys, she took with ‘her $000 of his sayings Warner took with him $2,409. He drew it from the Bowery Savings Bank on ‘April 8 and went away the next day. Hin wife iy left without any money, but she js in no danger of want, as her ehil- @ren will look out for her. Wagner lived with his wife and some of his younger children at No, 107 Sec- ond street. For twenty- had been running the little the basement on Allen street, and every | morning he went there and spent the) day. The woman who is eald to have warmed his aged heart ilved in De- | Iancey street, and almost every aay while her husband was at work ehe | vinited her old admirer. There was no gossip about her visits because of Wag- ner's years. On the morning of May 1 the coal Agaler went to his place of business as wbual at about 8 o'clock, A half hour Jater he, together with the woman, who, ft is declared, has disappeared with him, and three of her children, was Reon by an acquaintance to board a est-pound Grand street car. Nothing has been heard from them since. ‘When Wagner did not oome home that night some of his sons went to the bane- ment Shop and found that It was locked The door was forced and a lot of Woman's clothing was found inaide. ‘Phe husband of the woman made a Searcy for her but could not find her visited the Wagners and together | they decided that there had been an elopement. e husband went to the Essex Mar Ket Court and tried to get a warrant for Tis wife bot failed. He has two children lett. T Were not at home when their mother Went away with the three younger ones, hey are old enough to work and MOTHER A SUICIDE Door of Their Home Locked They Climb Into House and | | Through Fire-Escape Discover Parent Dead. feturned home Moon to find locke) agair @4 to find th Kate mother Waiting for them “Mother pounded Fesponse ‘The Mother on the d allied put there wae no they and doys learned from neighbors thac seen woing te wend for ain years widow wears od SB SOMplication of Winoarwe for wo ye OPERATORS WILL MAKE NO MORE CONCESSIONS. Carine i LAWRENCE THREW LUTT BEG ~~ « . one . ar) hinds — Want WOMINATED | louse suit on his hand. ‘Now that hin father is dead,” she said he In certainly ming more than any one else’ BROTHER WHO S \Plea for Forgiveness to Murderer Caused Family Decision, it Is Said, to Bury the Two) Together—Plans for Double Funeral To-Morrow. | The funeral service ober the bodies of Paul Leicester and Malcolm Ford ‘will be held to- morro morning at 10 o'clock in the home of the late novelist, No. 37 East Sebenty-sebenth street. Bishop Burgess, of Long Island, will of fictate. (Continued from First Page) aoking her innumerable | queations. Mra. Ford (a a tall, slender, beautiful | woman, When she was asked to talk of | the tragedy she anid | “It fe all so terrible that I cant talk | about it. Mr. Ford must have been in wane when he did it, although it does neem that he was unjustly treated by! hin famtiy. “You know how families are when it comes to the settioment of money mat-) ters, but there ia no use in talking about that now. It can do no good When she was asked what was to be come of her boy she tightened her grasp “It in more than take him and longs to ee AUTHOR, DYING, FORGAVE BROTHER. | With the full kn ‘ohable that 1 shall for him, for he he- ge thay nt crashing into his body by * and queation of only mo: Ford, his the Malcolm | fata that death was a ter sprawling on the w fect of he himself iny ¢ the murderer and with his dying breath * the fam ” This war 4 ed toda , |Emanuel Baruch who lives next door | to che Ford mansion a 3) Bani Se WITH IMPRE All Branches of the Go —— and wh seventh street doctor called. reaching side a few minutes af yesterday The Mime’ ot iil is remponst family’s servi plea of the dead knew he was ‘ He said many thing ink his brother be forgive im ane danger, acord DMIRAL SAMPSON BURIED SSIVE HONORS. vernment Representec Large Military and Naval Escort WASHINGTON, May # With « pomp petanne exceeding he ar vel funeral in tt wy recent ye wont body of the late ¥ m7 r . ’ FUMIGATED Tk Cnunn at Memers S hwer smote te Heme og Miier> Hed Reem tiene WO NLOI) POLICEMAN THER THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 9, 1908, INOVELIST FORD, AS HE LAY DYING, FORGAVE THE HOT HIM AND THEN KILLED HIMSELF. 4+o—___—— .|}ONE GRAVE FOR af TohnDavield ‘ ‘Trede Merk. Scotch Flannel Waists | $2.50 |Formerly $4.50 to $6.00._ |. These Washable light-weight | | Waists are especially suitable for |cool summer evenings, seashore and mountain wear. | Made in our own workrooms | and finished throughout in the best possible manner. All the leading colors are rep- resented in a full range of sizes |from 32 to 42 inches. We also offer at about half price la very large assortment of Washable | Including Dimities, | Printed Organdies, Fancy Linen and | Cotton Skirtings and Suitings, Fancy White Cottons.and Zephyrs, Em- broidered Swisses, Fancy Grenadines and Linen Batistes. dames McCutcheon & G0... 14 West 23d Street. | Important Sale of 500 Suk Watsts and Summer Silk Blouses value $6.50, at $4.50 each, Consisting of White & Black Jap.Silks,Striped Wash Silks | Foulards, made in very smart styles! the moraing the street i" (exclusive to our house), all ‘do man 1 was crowded re fe carriages whose oceue Sizes; actual value $6.50— pants merely left their cards for Mrs. ag an exceptional bargain we, the Bishop. In death Malcolm will share the plaudits of his brother. ‘The service will be private, only very near relatives being admitted. “We desire no crowds, und as little publicity as possible,"” Mr. Fo “There is much to be regretted, we prefer to mourn in privacy and with ourselves. The family will make further announcements. ‘The grief is its own.” Undertaker H. E. Taylor, of No. 14 Twenty-third said this bond: no East street morning that the interment of tho two brothers would be at Irvington-on-the- Hudson, In the family lot “My Instructions are to make the |and Polka Dot grave double size and they will He side by aide, he said Ford, Mrs, Ford has not been permitied ty | Offer them to-morrow at \ see the body of her husband. She heard the shot which killed him and started $4.50 each, down to the library’ from her room on, the third floor. But, hearing the second shot, the one with which Malcolm Ford [ AER Te Ui, killed himself, she turned back and walted until Dr. Emanuel Baruch, who vr ay Or. lives in the next house east arrived, | THE TWO BROTHERS. | Then ne would not permit her to nee Broadway & 20th St her husband, who was only partially | brother of [eonsclous as he was carried upstatrs, | ed trom Bor: | ———- | in the} jad Planned to Sum-) the double} morning, later Author Ford se AHR mer Keene. E, N. death of West 14S). RELIABLE “>| CARPETS | WHITE ENAMEL BURBAUS, $11.00; (reduced from $14.50). COMBINATION BUREAU & WASHSTAND $6.5) (veduced from $9.00) § Sons Handsome French Bevel Mirrore— | uM jepecielly recommended for the sii , ART SQUARES. Were. WOW. 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