The evening world. Newspaper, September 27, 1902, Page 5

: Bound She In an American and TURNS BANDIT TO FEED MOTHER Jacob Pearlman Holds Up His Rich Aunt with a Fourth-of-July Pistol. IN JAIL, BUT GOT FOOD. Police, Heavily Armed and with Binding Irons, Hasten in Pursuit, and Catch High- wayman at Table. With his mother and t younger Brothers starving in thelr cold back Yooms at » M Rutgers street, Jacob Pearlman, a boy slight build but | @reat pluck, decided on nerole measures to relieve their suffering. He had) sought work and failed. He had asked aid of the charity organizations and had | een refused, because they said he| @hould be working, if it were only ta} sell ers Hie could sell papers, but there was immediate want. There was Bothing in the house to eat and every Piece of furniture except an old stov @ cot for the mother, a worthless table! and some bed coverings been Pledged for food and medicine. Jacob, desperate through seeing the THE WORLD: a SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 27, 1902. FIRST VIEW SHOWING INTERIOR OF CHARLES M. SCHWAB'S BEAUTIFUL NEW PALACE, WHICH WILL COST $8,000,000. How the Home of the Steel King, the Most Beautiful Private Residence in the World, Will Ap pear When This Marvel of Architecture Is Completed. misery of his mother and the cries of Ris little brothers for food, decided to | turn highwayman. | His aunt, Mrs. Dora Sokolosky, was/ Feputed in the Pearlman family to be | ‘wealthy. owned her own home at No. 287 Madison street. She always had | She had plenty to eat and did | Bot have to work. | Appenled to Her. | In their dist the Pearlmans had @ppealed to her and she had sald: “No; not « cent. I will not help you.” With thoughts intent on his aunt's | wealth young Jacob armed himself with @ harmless toy pistol, bought on the | Fourth of July, and set out. ‘When he rung the door bell at his| aunt's house the elderly lady answered | HM. She was just about to slam the door | th his face when he shoved his foot in the opening and held the door, while he pushed his toy pistol close to the indig- ant lady’s face and sald: Now, you'll give me something to fake home, We're starving and it's Your. place to help us. I'll shoot unless you give me money. Hurry!"t Too frightened to reply, Mrs. tosky stood motionless. “Hurry up! Give me money before I Soko- shoot," demanded the amateur high- \wayman. Hands Over Money, In a bag suspended from her Mrs, Sokolosky carried a purse. J paw this and told her to empty it into bis hand, the one which did not holil the pistol. She complied. enty-five @ente rolled into his palm, and he sald: “I'll pay, this back to you as soon as 1 | fan get work," and ran from the house, ‘A dlock away he stopped in a grocery @nd market and purchased an armful of provisions. Gauging hunger, as he | knew It, he bought five loaves of read, a huge soup bone, buiter and potatoes. He priced eggs, but they were @rohibitive in price. With these, he ran @ll the way home. When he had left her Mrs. Sokolosky Burried to the Madison street station | and told the police about it. Detectives Weshitt, Delaney and Hayes, each eemed with heivy revolvere, carrying handouffa and shackles, started out to @apture the wild outlaw. They found the desperado sitting at the tottering table with his sick mother) and two little brothe nd the quartet | were ravenously devouring the bread) and butter, Thelr hunger was suc That they did not walt to cook the meat, But fell upon the breadjas ready reilet, No Chance to Shoot, Jacob was not given opportunity to @raw his pistol upon these wary thief catchers, They were upon him, ant] almost second they had mn from his. hip joked at the harm. | As th hunge In Wher ey pocket. less toy thelr enthusiasm fell Fealized the destitution and their sympathy rose ob was not thrown to the floor with ions, They told hinf&to| finish eating, and waited for him ug! | he hai h's fill before takfng him to the fation, There Jacob had a blanket to | sleep under. n — WOMAN STIRS UP OXFORD. Protests LONDON, Sept. —Au American woman, who has a son at Oxford Unt | versity, has stirred up a hornet's nest by writing to the London Times, com- | plaining of the filth and discomfort of | is collece rooms | “Ought 1," she “subject the Yad after four ye. student Hfe at Harvard in rooms hung with fresh yet) fmexpensive paper, carpeted with soft- | toned rugs and furnished with perfect | pimplicity, but with a regard for com-| fort and cleanliness, to the squalor of puch rooms as 1 was shown? wi | Conrad 1, Observatory. LONGITUDINAL SECTION OF CHARLES If. SCMMABS MA lending Int o grand stair hall. way, two ON HER THIRD HONEYMOON TRIP Mrs. Oscar Stillman, Late Countess Von Roden Kohsel, Sails with Husband. ;LEFT A RICH WIDOW. On board a steamer which sailed from \this port early to-day for Porto ico iy and Mrs, Oscar B, Stillman, of y. They are going to the South- a thelr honeymoon trip. took place only after the sed through many vicissi- tudes, and although she is only thirty years old this is her third matrimonial venture, She recently forfeited her title to "Countess" by getting a divorce from a titled Germea. Mrs. Stillman was Bertha Moore, the only daughter of J. Owen Moore, & wealthy breeder of trotting horses, and was married tn 189 to John A, Gold- smith, of ldsmith, who bred the trotting mare Goldsmith Maid, She had been married only five months when her husband died, leaving a co siderable fortune and two fine estate: one the Wainut Grove farm, near New- burg, N.Y, and the other a ranch in Mexico, While she was living in the Empire Hotel In this city she met the Count von Roden Kohsel and) was married to iim after a vourtehip of only a few weeks ‘The marriage proved unhappy. “The Coun,” says Mrs. Stillman’ father, “evidently decided that he was foollsh to work” wh nad a rich rs after that he nd his wife's money wife, and for thre did hothing but sp ‘ie Mt neceasary in order to turn out /entertaining his frienda at champagne : ainedh aise inners the polished, well groomed, refined | “visinally my daughter and the rest of Bnglishman, whom admire so much | ta youth to half- America, to subje {nted floors, ragged carpets, shabby rnitur shockingly greasy cushions, tidy wallpaper, dirty mattresses and fankets, and to extraordinary discom- fort? “Ig it not in spite of these that they fave become the finest gentlemen in world? I do not belleve in the din- ne of dirt, Discomfort and rigid eeiiicity. are no doubt salutary, Of | ese I do not complain. But 1 do he: te in my admiration of the great un ity that countenances unnecessary | ‘egard of cleanliness,” he letter has brought out many in- Wgnant denials of “American Mothe" ‘es. WO MORE MARINES. WASHINGTON, Sept, 27.—The Navy Department hes issued this atate- ment: “Commander McLean cable: Teer | Mexico, took the Count to left him there without car- fare to return and my daughter got a divorce in Dakota, Then she married Mr. Stillman, who was an old friend of the family.” Away with Gatarrh! I's Loathsome, It's Disgusting. Instant_Relief and Permanent Cure Secured By the Uge of Dr, Agnews Catarrhal Pow Hero's strong ovidenva'o? tw quirkness and rene of Luut Wondarful remedy, |)ry Aqnew's tarrhal Powder: “Kor yoarn twas a victim of Chronic: Catarrh—tried many remedies but no effte wan effoctd until I red and soot Dr, Agnow's Caturrhal Powder, Finst up- tpl ode Ha ond relief, and in an in- i while L was absolutely pratt Jumes Headley, Dundoe, N. ¥ us gol red, so we SIR MICHAEL HERBERT S New British America on Campania LONDON, t 2,—Sir Michael British bert, new Ambassador to the| BRIDGETON, N. J., Sci —Coroner Unit States, sailed to-day for New|MaoPherson took the body of Samuel) York on the Campania. He was ac- | Greenage, the murderer and suicide, out companted by Lady Herbert to the almshouse rm to-day and had Sir Michael expects to stay a couple {t buried In Potter's Field, ‘The family of days in New York and then go to| of Greenage refused to recelve the body | Washington. lane his wife sald she never wanted to 1 have abways been very fond of look at him again. She also refused to America and Americans,” he sald, “Ot course Tam first of all an Englishman, or I should not be an Ambassador, But | Worn by her husband. ng In my own country I if Tam not 1 would rather live in America. The ladies of the W. C. T. their protest against the use of the poster by the United Wine and T: Compan) Rye Whiskey. They have decided that the pc mines their faces is particularly condemned. Piet 98 ri Ambasandor Starts for proprietors of Pearl Weddin; tures are remarkably lifelike portrayals of army and nay five prominent Americans, and that th:| Weading Rye? pleased, satisfied expression which illu’ One young woman’ says the “Sun” pro- ‘AILS! FAMILY REFUSED CORPSE. Negro Slayer Who Killed Himself Buried in Potter's Field, (Special to The Evening World.) 1 Her- take a garnet ring belonging to her and Constable Buck, Greenage’s victim, will be buned to-morrow. IM stories in height. PARKER’S HAIR PPromotes the growth of tho hair and gives tthe lustre and silkiness of youth. When tho hair is gray or faded tt BRINGS BACK THE YOUTHFUL COLOR. It prevents Dandruff and hatr falling and keeps the scalp clean and healthy, SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK TONDAY MORNING WONDERS. The « Obnoxious " Poster. above | | tious silence this motion was hurriedly ms | wittdrawn, Much more was said which serves but ar ‘to provoke the query, Why do many of | most famous phy Pic-| our greatest statesmen, judges ‘and|m olficers drink Pearl as The answer is simple, A“man who knows" knows best a good whiskey, to be in ¥ . have filed) tions requesting its members to boycott fusel oil, delicately flavored, rich and mel- Pearl Wedding Rye, but after a porten- | low with age. It is worthy of statesmen, worthy of the my and navy, warthy of the judiciary. It bears the indorsement of some of our icians because of its It is an almost infalli- edicinal qualities. ble cure for gout and rheumatism, and used a preventative will invariably ward off attacks of colds and la gripe. A bottle of Pearl Wedding Rye kept | the house and judiciously used will save Peer] Wedding Rye is a most perfect | many a doctor's bill, nosed that the # © TM draft resolu-| whiskey anda healthful stimulant, free from My We & 7% QO. 4a4 GREENWICH ST., N.Y.” These are some of the whys. BABY DRUGGED, THEN ABANDONED, Detectives After Young Wom- rear of the Hall child wast vil of Rood te oof the Same ¢ Hild 4 white m| under the kept Its | moved ust onl, dimturte It was teken auuurters Subsequent t was ned that the hil been placed where It was by a young woman who had pre Viously bought a ticket for Newark Detectives are at work on case Our Great Annual Fall Sale of t o'clock, an Who Left Well-Dressed! Child in an Old Engine Tender. PATER J, Sept A bahy | about two months old was found invan | old engine tender that Ix as receptrel ashes and gartage in th Monday, September 29th, “La Vida” Corsets AT HALF PRICE! brated Corsets begins Monday morning at 8 It will surpass in every way any corset sale ever held in New York City. For the Parlor, Library, Hallway or Den Grass Carpet Suits every room in the house. Ask to see it at the dealers. AMERICAN GRASS TWINE CO. | hese Cele- Station, 42d Street, Ne A 126th ‘at Jeaving Grand Central Al 9.08 A. THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNK VIA NIAGARA FALLS, Traine arrive and. opert from Grohl Ul a6 North apd eetboundircita, Googe Chae ia ant ction, eeear ws ing Grand Central Station et ma M., 2. Te ot tae Pe wt at receive, pas ‘southbound. trains except the "20th and the ‘Dmpire State Express,” | 88 to 66, will stop | fore arriving time at 12.10 4 M.—MID? Buffalo 4.35, er Shee 1 us train in the ‘world, Duftaio 4.45. Niegora Palle, $45 Py M {SARATOGA AND MONTRIEARs SPECIAL. Via D. @ H. and Rutland, M.SfDAY EXPRESS. “Makes leail stops. ufalo 1.15 A. M. RUTLAND EXPRESS Due Rutland 7.55 PM M.—*RUFFALO LIMITED, Due Bute ra Falls 12.28 A. Me 45 P.M. next day, LIMITED. 24 howe Troy y P.M 3.90 ft 3.35 Fi ta ee 5.30! Rnevatcer 28 s ‘both L. 8. and M. Oy . MONTREAL EXPRESS, via ae Rutiand. THOUEAME can 6.35 i ‘ aa C00 ee rs Due Buffalo 7.25 sara Raile $33, Toronto 104 "SPECIAL MAIL i n& car only for Rochester. QUTHWESTERN 8] 9, tndlanapoite 1 3), second PRESS, hours by Lake Shore. M.—*NORTHERN NEW TORK PRESS, C HARLEM Dive and 3.36 P. M. Dally, eid and Saturdays M days, to Pi at 9.20 A. a Iiumtnated with Pinte. ices at 113, 201 416 and al +218 on st. and 1068 Broadway, E. Dy, 1 "900 38th Street"? for New: Service. . BAErane checked nee by Werteott BOSTON AND haw Yon ” CENTRAL RO a NEW YORK, BOSTON AND NEW EN Vin. Springfield and the ax, New York Central a Hudson aie Trains leave Grand Central avenue and 424 street, New York, as. 79.00 A. M., 112.00 noon, 94.00 Py M.; arrive Boston 3.30 P.M, 640 5 A. Me and at Grand Central Servant’ quarters 6. ng alleys. Exaut Hothle chapel, ‘ E P. ‘ f Th Co Hall and stairway leading into 7. Kitchens, &e. Grand state halts ‘very Fair o ese Corsets chambers, S. Art gallery, which may be om. Library. abandoned, Cabinet. Is Guaranteed S. Entrance hall, with fountain, ® Upper landing of grand atatr- + Natatorium. 7 i” Ground will shortly be broken for the Renalssunce And | it ts that I ha ve | walls Will be of cream granite @ dred will be dec: ray to be strictly hand made, French gored, bias ROMER BRAULITUI TaN anonRtlGa te valecre hosen for Mr Schwab's home a rest-[hrick, sunmounted by dare blue slaie-cole (tres, repres he FOU . ‘ gat frmost beaucitul and costly: private rea Iauee combtnen the Deaton ge that fied Fovfar "Pes ait fan senrien, te | Autumn” A ae miei oF ug tee | ne and all whalebone, and being fitted to ci J je whole worid traneitiona’ pertod in the French Re- | first containing the rooms for entertain~ nied Oo form pal 0 $7 ican j i 9 It will be the home of Charles M. | nalxsance LRA GLa eon TON AROOHCRTICGT mont, the second for the une of Airs and foo has algae merican models in their manufacture, are Schwab, Presldont of the Unit Dima rants Yonce Nas heen bor-|close friends, and the third will be used Pad yr asian Superior é i Slee! Trust, and’ will cost $8,000,000. rowel, as ie properly the cate, when |for guest chambers. “rhe fourth floor ts gomns of the house, wit) uperior in every way to the best im- The time set for its completion andj an historical style ts followed consist. | for the servants’ quarters. ai bay Fle e i i: house-warming {s ‘Christmas, 1904 ently. He ences of the chateaux of] wianmcately des Shek cnt seny sie Fen oo ch and the ported gored ore sold in this Ont y that the rapld-transit road’ jehideau appear in. the design which {Mished, the orders given by Mr. Schwab | room Hen TV. oor are to country without an exception, will be opgned for trate, the President | are at once stately and dignitied, ple- | Pein, carte blanc kave the follow-| be finely executed in Louls XVI. style, ere 8 * and charmls fiko i AVE Shee Superb sof the third floor are to foul i is G ee Lie rede fete ee THe TO ERURIGH T HAVE bhOReH Ix in! reference to the superb] While the rooms of the third flr rare t [2 You'll find full details of this Great amized can also potn pride tol, ind brick 1 the result will be a : res rhe basement of build so ar- ; ; another completed plece of work [epent “acyeral mon Fe eT ea te be Mt keel with the service |f Sale in the morning papers of Monday. We ship. which will be a monument to the | 1m old chateaux along the Loire Composition bt : ate and located on 8 ieaid zis ate as iti tai " r ‘n France at th f mh [Aor ee conga 1 y ng, The main| third. street, which. leada to kt do not advertise in Sunday newspapers. city’s wealth and artistle taste. To wih nd it is Pe Nigh OE NATE hich and|pantries and other dependencles of ser- Prive, in the block bounded by that ance architecture | arcade, which leads to all the princip: Nn i great) roadwo by Seventy-third and} hi bul Ha ae CTO eth pelpe, A Large Natatorium. Age ree bg | nO HueA SESAME wa my Oth, Masta ngOoT ate Sete | AC tnrge natatorium, mated under, the Sixth Avenue, 20th to 21st Street. re 18 not finer site | Ke nd has art-deoritted ss windows. |court, forms part of a Turkish bath in New York. To the west there are the | UphN obit Siveront outta eiiont cam Gos euen trom the: cntee ies in anid is. con with a large eternal Paligades, while north and south [of the bu [ding are made so as to produce | hall. gymnasium and bowling alley. Is taeiwlie exeepiee th nRiver, | @ pleasing pleture, hola inne and. cole The main decorative feature of all the Avie Pani #0 as to Monniched fas Library In Henri 1, principal rooms will bo executed by well- “it will be suy munsions. aw fied Miho revatte taketh toe which Is Henri, 11. 8] the Studion and desiening rooms of Wille Herbert, the : ment of, Buildings Mnete rear | (Aken from Bontainebleal, and the man-| thr, "Enumaarten ur, and one [is adapted to its composition, Arthur Th eet cuting the oi 1 and The parior is Louls XVE. and taken | toons for dining-room tapestri ————— —= = Je, KxI03 feet. [from the Petit Trianon, with the intra. | While the whole world ia bein ran ofl Etretarat an aie cae he of tapestry panels designed by | ronan rugs and pare woods for Ines: y ic es to oucher. Ah af ity of the dest onform to the plans, while the outer] ‘The dining-room Is Louls XIV. and ror furnishing: TRIMMED HATS (Third The newest styles, both adaptations from them Turbans and Bonnets. an attractive variety of Large Hats, Toques, Mourning Millinery, Veils, ete, B. Altman ¢ €o. Eighteenth Street, Nineteenth Street, Sixth Avenue, New York. FOR AUTUMN. Floor.) in Imported Models and are shown, comprising follo’ $ae8aaab' xs hotel ‘4. H. SMITH, GEORGE H. Gen, Superintendent. Gen. Passenger ApS WEST SORE RAILROAD. Chew York Central & H. River RR, On, Ba ‘Traine leave Franklin St and 16. min, later toot Waat 44 . M.—For Interm. points to M.—(2) Saratoga and Mohawk M.—Chicago Bxpress, M.—Cont. Lim. for Det., Ohi. M.—(4) Uletor Express 6 Cat M.—( Por Hudson R. pol 6 a M.—For Roch, Buft., Cleve. & Chu M.—For Rock., Bu 15 P.M —For Byr.,Roeh., Ni Dally. bDslly, escept, Seadey, Locea RE RRRSEE: Raw Na >> yn Annex (2) at 910.48 A. M.: (0 at 1.08 Biation @) at Jersey City P. RR. (4) at 13.25 P.M. Time tables at and offices. Baggace checked from or residence by Westoott Express. Steamboats. Sunday Steamers JOY 1 $2.00 to Boston, LINE $1.00 to Providence. The Fast and Elegant, Steamors LARCHMONT and TREMONT | Staterooms I Advance. Cut Wate w All New Bngiand Pointe $3 to Boston will, never have OPTICAL CO.,_ 180 BROADWAY, a Hours § to @ Saturdays included, Glamea made an! repalrey By direct steamer, all the way by water from New York, Wednesdays and Saturdays, 6 P.M. Returning, leave Boston from Atlas Stores, 6 P.M. on Wednesday and Saturday. AMR CaN COAST, VAILY—st sats INCLUDED, ONLY 50 CENTS PROVIDENCE, VIA TILE NEW LINE DID STBAMERS CHAPIN an y in he Weer AND POPULAR KOUTS. CREDIT. Watches and Diamonds, Lowest Prices. Reliable Goods, TDENTIAL. TRANSACTIONS CONE Call Write or ments, lone DIAMOND WATCH GREDIT 2: j. easy terain D. 177 Broa: s & boys Address —_ Lawyers. eee: GEO. ROBINSON (LAWYER), 9 Nanaau a Day). LTD Bway, Uh at (Night) LL ADVICE (BY MATL), Patents. Dest FA S to tiga Patenta, 30. years Steamers leave Pler 38, N st, week days and Sunda en 0 P.M Tickets Ainadle at Ueket office, Pler 34, N waiting daye only Buvsun Avert DAY LINE. NEW YORK" and eat and finest river boats in Brovklya, Fulton at, (by Au hex) $A. M., Desbrossee at, pler 8.40 A.M, Went 224 at. $.00 A. M., Weat 129th at. 9.15 A) M. dally, except Sunday, Landing at Yookers, West Poi whurg. Poagbkeepsle, Kingston Point, . Hudson and Albany. Kasy con: ecilin to ail pointe Rant, North and West Most delightful one-day et Folat hare or Poughkeepale, ret Dows Boat. | the world, Lea she advice, O0-page Book Good ‘patente negotiated. Nroadway, olty | need enginesra competent to handle! 1 lineman (pole climber), 1 machinist and 1 alr-brakeman’ for itech board, mith, dd ay ould OF THE HOLY. toe Bites pie Pi | LEAVE W LY, FT._W. Ev. BATTERY 9.90 A. M. LY. LONG BRANCH 3.90 P, a Borough of The Broux while are 4 mater f after October 1, 190: 1 YOU MAY SAY—That the jwctric road out of city. Apply after 1l A. M..| City cimenlattom! of the. | World alone le over 8 AL H. SMITH. Gen’! Superinvendent. ©. | in) Sate will teat yore tut nea a i | Prom Brooklyn. ATTEN jo: adtiona LINE. Tr AND Bava boners ik AND BACK TidHtAND DHACH-PLEASURE Bal AND ALL NEARBY SRASIDE RESORM LETH STs »9.00 A. ef BATTERY aoa $3 B LONG URANGH.TTO AM, SUNDAY SCHEDULE. LTH BT. 9AM pe Notices, LESSENDD WATER SUPPPLY, NOTION I§ HEREBY GIVEN TO THE owners and resideuts tn all those parte om the City’s water band during th con Aqueduct will Dave to ac eer ae sccone Park Rewewole Speration of the temporary pumping pia | Bronx water mains a daily (pot te Gallons of, water, will have Sirtoe, stant i fier om ona between the old a the ne wiles central wil, Therease the water supply af Teast hitherto pumped frou 48-inch water main ‘nd lower portions of the ‘as soon as the connections ‘During October the supply will Cove ‘one third, and the pressure in dell) will pond | Ihronveniences hich may reault from, porary decrease of supply will be mi ‘people will abstain water, whieh Ula IF ANY ONS SHOULD Heats