The evening world. Newspaper, October 9, 1902, Page 8

op’ Jeled at Attantic City in direct opposition | the party responsfble for the outrage p ka the wishes of Miss Stone's parents. wilt be mead Coan cette ray | e af" (@) e O of" ‘The young people met at Atlantic City | has a summer home at Ridgewood, N. J. 7 @ for the first time this season, and Cupid ne ar : eee. 4 : See eer nes pe aE da made the season reasonably short, Mig {BILLBOARD WAR IN COURT, FRO INDIANS FOOTPADS IN THE BRONX. Two NEGROES LYNCHED. WROTE ‘TO DEAD CHILD. BODIES IN COLD STORAGE. SECRET MARRIAGE, tustsegiaee Series Metese vise aie"American thcntve, oan Saar “ "4 They Knook Dowa « Driver and |Bound Together Face to Face and |Gricf-Stricken Atlantic City the young people secured | Springer, manager of che Grand Opera: Fathe’ Missing |Thirty Corpses Found n Lo He accused Seligman of covers Take $40 from Him. Hanged to Telephone Pole. from Home, Seen in Cemetery. John Dumnique, a real estate agent ‘ Joseyh Romero, a driver employed by| NEW BERN, Tonn., Oct. 9—Garfeld Ida Franz Found in|the New York Beef Company, had an} Burley and Curtis Brown, negroes, were| who tived with his wife and two chil-| formation contained tn @ letter to the ) exetting experience with highwaymen at| hanged here by a mob of ersons, | dren et No. 1382 First avenue, left home| police of Indianapolis that some of the Time to Prevent Her] one tunarea and sixty-ninth street and] Burley on Saturday shot and killed D, | last Saturday morning and has not heen] bodies recently stolen by ghouls in that ’ . U La ee ait cli AR Ct) tei mer near Dyersburg. Alscen since by hi . clty might be found In Louiayille, Capt. trom, Becoming Une=| which ne tod to ne employers posse ran hin down last night in a negro] Nine, months '. Hymnique's| ifendricks to-day investigated the prem- one A started to get up in hie wagon a young| cabin at Huffman, Ack. On the way|} aay ” fses of the T. J. Wathens ice-creaen willing Bride. was three ye old. The father has & | m. pg erred up ene errs uartert"* | 080k to Dyersburg Buri nfessed, and] grieved constantly since. On Monday | factory. ye eller, ti GHISA HOWE aba asory the watchman at St. Michael's Ceme-! te found thirty bodles in ar 1 Romero sald ne aldn't have it, and} !mplicated Brown as un accessor ery, Astoria, notice: ; an unused | ter of Mr. and Mrs. F . e, | f y knowledge, wi wan attacked by two mon. One potted | Both men were lodged in jail at Dyers. | Mots Astoria, notiend a man anawering | warehouse connected by underg-ound Crete ana ATE RISTE ree en Ca ee ee, MatbOUt | Gene (Creedon'a) wardman,. Downes) ac- TIZED, SHE SAYS. |@ revolver at, him, while the other | burg to-day. A mob soon appeared, an ? nm ilttie Christine's grave and piés with the cold atoraye ptant. When |o. (nis City; ama Mr. Alpin J, Cameron. | my conséntiand during my at from] ¢used of permitting pool-rooms to do HYPNO ' *}knocked bim dows.’ After taking $0) despite n strong plea by Criminal Court Ha teean Naa CUE Hie is : ot Now Seventh avenue, were mar-! the city. My daughter is a minor and’ busines from him they ran away Judge Malden, took the negroes out and a note attached to a stick. Upon} announcement of the discovery was re scrap of paper was written, “From | inade several physicians appeared and the services of the Rev. P. T. Carew, ville Ice-Cream Factory. rector of the Church of Our Lady of |} h belong to the G: LOUISVILLE, Oct, Acting on in-} Daughter Takes Advantage of! Mount Carmel, from Riigewood, N. J., Operactioune wt: biits) oc: te ie: Their Absence to Wed Wool |24 were married. ———— i j 4.{. When Mrs, Cameron's parents re- |WITNESS ARRESTED. Merchant i Direct Opposi-|itnea they found that thelr daughter] yrederick Ulrich, a saloon-keeper, at tion to Their Wishes. thad gone with her husband. Mr. Stone,} No. 1669 ‘Third avenue, and two o! who {s thoroughly displeased with the | employees, Joseph Kaestner and Cl Uy — eaeieieas ay Purkess, were arrested by County Ba: : ive Reardon and Mullins for alleged Miss Marguerite Safford Stone, daugh-| “This wedding wax surreptitiously per- | violation of the Excise law, Ulrich tes- tified for the defense in the case against —_—_——-—-_ Telegraph. Emperor William Zeltung says. VILLAGE IN influence of an Indian of the La Pointe _ = " - . nar en ne Rocedd, Cable. ti eae’ terosseall te Great Unloading Sale of Fine Clothing on the night of Sept She took noth- RPERLIN, Oct scH BCTADY, N, Y., Oct, 9—The| chased a farm of 200 acres near Bauka- PAA And Mra) August Trans; | sion, in.coroperation with Mra. John 1 BORIS EAI) This Enormous Stock Now on Sale at Our Store at 50c. on Dollar. Romero picked himseif up in a dazed | carried them to New Bern. a to darting.” agency at Odanah, Wis., and imprisoned f ¥ i y DAVIS A MER. Fred Hartwell, of La Crosse, who found p Sens 2 \¢ % OA Eel A BIG MANUFACTURER IN DISTRESS FOR WANT OF IMMEDIATE CASH, ing but the clothing in which she had} The autumn flower show under the the notion of receiving tha| £rades Assembly has decided that all! ville, has begun tearing down the old immediately began a search for her.| Northrop and others, will be held inj SCHOONER FINED IN CUBA. § SON’S ENEMY. Obi BeaNeC ell Fall and Winter Overcogts,|Great Underwear Gui ald WINter VVErcogls, Ureat Underwe 9 Ropes were pr for a week pretty sixteen-year-old Ida her at the Indian village. Oa ¢ GREENWICH, Conn., Oct. 9—Richard "0 EXPEL GUARDSMEN, “T I e | | . St r ‘been working all day at a cigar factory. | auspices of the Nature Material Com- A the seml-officlal Nord-|members of the military companies on| farmhouse and will erect a modern = a ris O S| After a day's careful and diligent hunt] pubitc School No. 28, No. 257 Wost HAVAN t. § —The American} g1REVEPORT, i) Oats San Gi | aane Geikeuuy, keventy<avermillen wath ne Purchase. condition and drove to the store of his : : eited | claimed th Ke _— - =a a SPT LA CROSSE, Wis., Oct. 9—After being | Smp! ONO Shs Third, avenue: |.were taken toca tolep 7 DT py Ruesday moon the same mar visited) Claimed that the Godlee were (hone. of . under what she thinks was the hypnotic’ ves were put to work on the|face to face and then strung up. t Ma LUE LL AUS cantly ow on cas peng Scars =U Sel bak el Franz was rescued by ¢riends. her home about 7 o'clock yon > HOWR GENERALS. Harding Davis, noveltst, who ha z The girl left her ho: © LOWER SHOW TO-DAY: WON'T SEF DOERR GENERALS ns novellst, .who has pur She did not return that night, and her! mittee of the Public Education Assocta- ‘ i duty ot Glens Falls should be expelled | dwelling. Having an unlimited capital and always on the lookout for spot-cash purchases. they secured the services of Morris & | tieth street, to-day, Friday and ’ ton, of Key West, Ja, jan, of Lovelake, | here, in in flames. A report says that Hartwell and the search was then be- | day has been fined $190 for allegd infrac- t nnd killed John A. Vieke: re né ‘J * rs in| forest fires, which ~ gun in earnest LECTURES TO HE GIVEN. tlon of the Cuban customs regulate Crawford's son and Vickers! lage, started the fo ue FI the vil No trave of the girl was found until] A course of lectures will be given last Thursday, when Thomas Beason, | the assembly ball of the Board of UR | PRICE, 5.00 B. & A. PRICE. 10.00—Men's all-wool fall and winter weight an Indian, secured @ license at Lal cation, Park avenue and Fifty-ninth Crosse to marry her. The attorneys im- mediately telegraphed to the officials of Ashland County, where the reservation is located, to stop the marriage. Attorney Hartwell left immediately for Ashland and arrived there Friday. Aecompanigd by District-Attorney A. P. Heagenan, ‘of Ashland County, Mr. Hartwell drove to the reservation at nah, and with Nobert Sero, th sheriff of the reservation, found the girl ‘Miss Franz was found in the attic of a shack ovcupled by an old his wife, who bear the names of Mr. and Mrs. Ho: They objected to the search, but when rl was found they sald that she een living there since her arrl At the reservation, and had told them that she had had trouble with her par- ents and would not return home. Birl seemed to be under the in- fluence of some drug. She was terribly frightened and told tho attorneys that she wanted to go home immediately, Bhe said that sho met th the street. the night she disa and that he had exerted « quecr in- fluence over her, She was taken to the reservation and to the Grecloy Sh could not escape as she nson, she says, was di marry her in splie ‘of the fact that ahe did not want to be his wi ie Was at work in a lumber vamp when the at- tphe officers ‘put tho girl into thel 6 officers put tho girl into their and started from the Grote: pugey for the drive of twelve miles it Ashland, Beason returned to the reaer- yation at night. in timo to hear ‘that Miss Frahz had been rescued and was being taken back to La Crosse. He im- mediately organized @ posse to Ko In search of the girl. As soon as the were pursued whipped w sin a inad shland, Beason and hin friends street, beginning to-morow evening at 8 o'clock. Cc, Vv. BURWELL DEAD. Charles V, Burwell died yesterday afternoon at 6 o'clock in his apartments at the San Carlos Hotel, South Oxford street, Brooklyn. Death was due to ap- pendic! ‘ TESLA'’S FINE REM ED. kola Tesla, the electrical inventor, ho was fined $100 by Judge Foster in eneral Sessions for falling to anawer ao jury summons Tuesday, explained to the that he was busy and had over- the summons, The fine was re- CHAUFFEUR ARRESTED. ‘Thirty-elghth street, who saya he in chauffeur for Frederick Havemeyer, was arrested for speeding his Panhard ma- chine on upper Seventh avenue. COLLEGE BOY RUNS AWAY. Henry Gottlieb, sixteen, who has been missing from his home, No. 34 East One Hundred and Second street, since Oct. 6. He was a student at the College of the Clty of New York and is sup- posed by his paronts to have become Ured of his studies and to have started out to make his own living BROKER HURT BY CAR. While boarding a Broadway car Broker J. H. 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