The evening world. Newspaper, November 6, 1902, Page 4

ADS BENG “URED ALNE Nellie Corcoran, the Sleeping Girl, Haunted by Fear of Pre- mature Burial, Unable to Rect in Peace. 1 Prematurely Aged, and Physi- clans Say \Wnless Improvement Comes Soon She Cannot Survive. Fear of belng buried alive | Nellie Corcoran waking and Since Monday this girl, whose prolonged © { mleep nas puzsied the physicians of St. Vincent's Hospital, has moaned almost continuously in her sleep, and as she toses her head to and fro upon the pillow she seems stricken with a great terror. At timeo she starts uneasily, "fopens her eyes and looks about her With a surprised expression, only to se again into slumber Afhe doctorn helleve that she lives fn constant apprehension of being buried While conscious, but incapable of telling these about her that she is alive. “Three days ago, when she awoke for a Moment, she asked engerly whether any “preparations had deen made to bury Ir When it was found that she did not wake up. When told that no such Idea had ever been entertained, sho appeared much relieved. For a while she re- Mained quiet, as if in thought, and then she fell asleep, only to moan and toss bout. She has not reverted to tho subject and it is only by her manner that those about her can form an Idea of her mental condition. That she is dying slowly 1s now be- Meved by Dr. Baldwin, who sald to-day that the girl is gradually sinking. Her trength is leaving her, she is developing symptoms of meningitis and her pulse Is ‘agin high and Srregular. For a aecond time artificial means of admisistering food have been resorted to. This does t suffice to maintain her strength. fer voice, which was nearly normal i few days ago, has lost in volume until it seldom arises above a whisper. i ‘yet the girl in some ways sh remarkable vitality, She seems to ba every inch of her way.) Such is tho rength of her conatitution that the loctors. say that she may live a weck, if unless there 18 soon a change for the better. she cannot be expected to longer. The physicians are so com- pletely ffled that they cannot sug- Rest any successful treatment "It ives,” said Dr. Baldwin t , “we probably will never know at has caused her mysterious all- BE Many ‘theories have been, nd- ‘ © of them by men eminent R e—but none has been entirely tory to me. This ts the reason have found it_so hard to treat her.” Arthur Bradshaw, who fret @roused the girl from her sleep, is Giatchine the case with peculiar inters est. zt was aos eng, Suswested teens 3 of self-hypnotism, ani is a those lines that he has been ing his condition, He admits that case puxzles him great! Become Very Thin and Looks +p. First Care Should Be Bodily De- Me Mary A ‘Corvorin, the mother of ber going to sleep on that feat nie AN si could Fecal was ‘she gone to ana h awakened in the hospital, She Seemed to eno fear of death at that | Hate ith Nofle tae tla manent ieredosey ~ OFFERS REWARD T0 ‘Got His Valuables, Which Bur- eglars Took. questions asked, for return of rware taken from No. 99 East })) This advertisement appeared to-day tn etha columns of a morning newspaper. Between sthe lines one may read th DTistory of the theft of valuables wor $8,000 from the home of J. Cahn, No.9. East Elghty-first street. ‘Broadway. owelty tins not 03 DOF has any, ea been found. There are some ‘scarcely hope that the thieves, ty Hn ml probablikty meant business ‘when they took the valuables, will return i even on the preasing invitation ‘pu a nn 1s t tallor and does business at C yet been + trace of the awhis hat ih ibijahed to-day. Mrs. bn says the burglars entered p Femonts on Friday afternoon and ‘themselves to all the precious they could lay hands on, from a da #ol! ire to a sliver soup jadle interval there is an interesting rings, ‘watches, studs, brooches, and silver knives and forks. tr into the house was gained ‘by forcing locks with a jimmy. ir ABROLL ROOT ADVANCED. vf 11 Root, formerly Secretary of: the New York Security and Trust mpany, has been elected Third Vice dent. Alexander 8. Webb, jr., takes tah Secretary of the Metropolitan Place of Mr. Root. Mr. Webb w: Fo mpany and ts now connected the Lincoln Bank. Mr NO CYMNASTICS cise for Little Ones, Says the | President of the New York City Mothers’ Club. HOW TO BRING UP A CHILD. velopment of the Youngster, and After That Mental and Spiritual Training. BY MRS. HARRY HASTINGS, President of the New York City Mothera’ Club, How to bring up a child uutil a few years ago was a subject which it was thought every Ignorant young mother mastered the Instant the first vabe was | laid in her arms | A greater mistake could not have heen made. There is preparation, loom and often discouraging, for every trade or profestion which men or women seok to learn. Motherhood Is for woman the great- est profession, yet as a rule it !9 the one she adopts without taking any thought of Its duties and responsibill- thes, | The mere fact of bringing a child Into the world does not endow one with knowledge of the best way to rear it In the past mothers had to learn what not todo by doing {t The Mothers’, Club unites the acquired wisdom of} all mothers and gives to each the benefit of the experience of all first thing to be considered {n bringing up a child ts Nis physical welfare. If your Httle boy or girl Is In perfect health you need not fear for his| mental ,or physical or spiritual life— mind and body should develop equality A child whone brain {s sluggish or active beyond his years is nat normal, is not perfect, The mother’s first care should be to develop a sound, healthy body in her little one, The best way to do this is simpiy the child's natural play. Games are very Important. Hide and seck |s splendid exertese, A normal little boy Is never happier than when playing horse. You will find, too, that a youngster who would tire in a week of the finest rocking-horse will straddle a chair every day for a year in perfect content The crudity of his playthings + sarily forces him to develop his imagin- ation and ts a step toward mental velopment. Little girls should, T think, share thelr brothers’ games until they get to be too old to enjoy therh. Some girls 1 know do not care for out-of-door amusements, There the mother's Influ- egce must be exercise. A spirit of play is natural to tne healthy child. Where {t does not exist, {t should be developed. T do not delleve in gymnastics for healthy children. ‘The natural play gives them all the exercise they require. In the development of physically weak, abnormal children Swedish movemen Are an (mportant factor by stimulating the Imagination. But play develops body and mind. Mental, physical and spiritual develop- ment are indissolubly linked. One fol- lows the other as the night the day. So far as mental development in a child ts concerned I am of the opinion (hal precocity inatead of being fostered by mothers should be discouraged by them. For the child prodigy 1s usually developed. at thé expense of the body. There are, of course, exceptional cases where a boy or girl Is developed physi- cally, mentally and spiritually beyond his years, This should not be a’ cause for alarm. I personally know a boy Scarcely fifteen years of age who en- tered the freshman class of Columbia College thi tr. He had always been Precocious and Nis physical develop- | ment wae in keeping with his mind | | i His mother necd hae no fear that he will be veloped one of those artificially de- prodigies who startle their friends by signs of exceptional intellect in early youth and give them as much cause for disappotntment in later life. For this boy, though mut fifteen, nearly six feet tn height and has physteal development of an athlete. A child's spiritual welfare is ang should be wholly in the hands of the mother. Tam thoroughly In sympathy: th with the spirit which bars a sec- rian religion from the public schools. enerally speaking, when our lite mney FR, CILOREN | Natural Play Is the Best Exer-) nicer 3 THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER Sei oes hg ae heist se 6, a 'GAMES PLAYED BY NEW YORK SCHOOL CHILDREN BY THE BOARD OF EDUCATION. COT $6,000 BY CONFIDENCECANE Alleged Rogues’ Gallery Swindler Arrested for Defrauding Wom- an of a Small Fortune to Start a “Turf Syndicate.” HELD FOR TRIAL IN $3,000. Ham Oakley, thirty-foi who, the police say, 18 also known as W. J. Ro and whose pleture is 1 In the Rogues’ Gallery at Police Headquarters was arraigned in Jefferson Market Court this morn He was arrested last night ay Broad- way and Chambers street by Detective Sergeants Woodridge and — Wines, charged with obtaining $4,000 from Mra, M. oH. Markhum, formerly of 35 West Thirty-seventh street, A man named McGinnis is also said to be wanted on the same charge. The story told by the detectives in court was that McGinnis was introduced to Mra. Markham by “Chappie™ Moran. McGinnis was a sufferer from con- @umption, of which disease ham’s son died last year, Working on her sympathies, it ts alleged, he got from her $3,000 to Invest in a Turf Bu- reau, with Oakley or Rose as his part- ner. Offices were ope In the Bt. Mrs. Mark- ed James Hullding, Broadway gnd Twenty- wxth street, under the name Mohawk Syndicate Company, According to the story, McGinnis and Oakley claimed to have lost the money the first day, ‘Then Mrs. Markham Is said to have been induced to part with $3,000 more : Up to this time she was credulous, but when McGinnis came back again she trled to get back what she had loa Then McGinnis and Oakley dis- appeared, and neither* was seen’ until last night, when the latter was arrested. The prisoner was held in $3,000 for ex- amination to-morrow afternoon, when it Is expected that Mrs, Markham, who has been in Chicago, will return and press the charge. Oakley Is sald by the detectives to be of the the man who invented the “electrical saddle’ game, He had # saddle con. structed with electrical devi ttached which he would exhibit to men with money to lose, explaining that by the use the apeed’of a horse could be in- creased amazingly. Phe saddle, he would say, Was to be used on a certain animal the next day and men who gave up their saw It again. = _ TIM PLAYS HOST TO ODELL. Licutenant-Governor Cleeronen Se- lect Party to Adirondacks. the monied money, never ones are perfectly healthy we need rot worry over their minds or souls, SHOT HIS OWN SISTER. John Mooney Also Wounded Her Compantons, a Man and Woman. NS FALLS, Noy. 6.—John ney, who shot his own sister, an- other woman and John Lilien, ts under arrest awaiting the action of the Grand ALBANY, N. Y., Nov. 6—Govern and Mra, Odell left for the Adirondacks to-day and will remain at Lieut.-Goy, Woodruff’s camp at Lake Kora until next Tuesday, Included in anied them Chairman of the party which accom- are Robert ©, Morris, the Republican County Committee of New York County, and Mr: orris, Lieutenant-Governor and Mrs. Timothy b. Woodruff, Justice Wil fam’ J. Gaynor and Mrs.’ Gayno tr and Wixer of Brookl. and Jury. With in Charles Merrill, said to be an mplice in the crime. ac Major Harrison K. Bird, Mint retary to Gov, Odell, AND SANCTIONED VACATION PLAYGROUND 688 7 AVE AXA | : | Democra STEAL SOUBRETTE Son of Former Speaker. Crisp Fined by Atlanta Judge for Kidnapping Actress on Street. (Special to The Evening World.) ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 6—Fred Crisp, the young son of the late Speaker OL Crisp, and Grace Dare, an tresa, who Ii in New York City an exciting street of which efendant It © the prinetpa’ here, as risp appe burt to-day Miss Dare isa member of George Sid- i “Busy Izzy" company, wh playing an’ e: tat the Opera-House. the’ ever per rmance, Mi e. in company w other soul an ree Sid- ney, started for the Aragon Hotel for; supper, Just before they reached the hotel several young man approache: and one ¢ m, Fred Crisp, seized Miss Dare around the walst and sta down Peachtree street with her. Sidney and tue other girls gave chase id succeeded in overtaking Crisp and ins Dare, Was screaming at the p of her and kicking lusiily. Sidney demande explanation What have you got to do with 1 manded Cris ese ladles’ are 0 aint’ ar replied “They are not ladies,” declared Crisp, wheretpon Sidney swore at Crisp, Who ceaniated with a blow on the eye. A policeman appeared and arro concerned nd arrested alf Vhen the cases were tried thls morn- Ing Recorder Broyles fined Crisp $50 and costs and dismissed the cases against all the others, He also made a public apol- ogy to the actres on the part of the ple of Atlan: WV asked the Judge n Washington, D. ,, Vell, I'm very gi Said the Recorde: Crisp pald his fine. with me," live?” he replied. you don't live NEW LIBRARY AND MUSEUM. New York Historical Society Plans a Magnificent, Ruilding. A magnificent new lbrary and museum bullding of ornamental granite Is being planned by the New York Historical Soclety for its ho: Xclusive of the value of the land, which Is the plot occupying the entire block in Central Park West from Seventy-sixth to Seventy-second street, js estimated tt that the new structuré will cost $900,000. The architects, York & Sawyer, have decided to erect a colonnade facade on the park frontage of 2014 feet and on the #ides of the building, which vary frm 115 to 125 feet. ‘Phere will be an auditorium on the first floor with a seat- o| Md a& smaller room right. ‘The Mbrary y part of the second and third will contain 388,000 volumes, hobaatize allie CONTEST IN CALIFORNIA. WIN Try to Efface Par- deen 3,500 Plurality over Lane, SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6—Latest slectlon returns Indicate the success of will occupy floors and Dr. ‘dee, the Republican candidate for Governor, by a plurality of about 3,500, His opponent, F. K. Lane, has stated that he will contest the an- qounced result. ‘The count of the yoie for Congressional nominees, so far mpleted indicates that. five Republ ans, two labor union Demoerats and ne straight Democrat will represent eliformia in the gress, Lower House of Con- COST FIETY 10 THESE BURGLARS WILL FIGHT FOR USED A WAGON, TUNNEL FRANCHISE Looted House While Family! Friends of the Pennsylvania Are Slept in Fashionable Brook-| Prepared to Argue the Cause lyn Riverside Section. Before the Aldermen. The most artistle and practical aggre- tion of burglars yet got together in I nds of the Pennaylyania F Pp tunnel franchise are preparing ¢ Brooklyn visites the home of ©. E e Wointer, rty-ninth street and Fif-]* hard figat nit ec teenth avenue, the most fashionable sec-| Board of Aldermen. Aq am tion ef Borough Park, last night. been approved by the directors of the My CSR ER Tat aA W eee nAbeD Cn atHe | fr, tied with the Rapld-Transtt second floor the burglars rifled the en- tire first floor, piling the loot upon a} Comn n which they drove to the front When asked ag to its provable fate, Pr lor» to-day: Job must have taker miot’ say. whether’ the approved ot. Ta valuail Vases, sterling silver |! n. follow with of the the feeling Ald i the wagon tracks r some distance, then lost them and| “Have you changed from your original have no other clue. position? enon “Well, I know what would cause the STRIKERS ARE EVICTED. franchise to go through without a aes “4 hiteh,” he answered. x Familles Bjected by Markles ae ia mea: the: tnsertionsof the: las as Arbitrators Leave Region, Mr. Cantee emeriteds HAZ MTON, Pa. Nov. 6.-Six famttlos} “1 am still of my original opinion,” Joccupying company houses at Jeddo,| president Fornes said, “tat tae Board AUS Mh asl y from G.}of Aldermen will show enough common B. Markle & Co. to vacate within stx|gense to pass the grant. When the fran- Dut certo, falled: ta do chiae Is introduced it will be referred to Ra chal a committee, ana that committee Is en- 8 expired on Monday titled to hold public hearings.” WARNING A haberdashery store at 1387 Broadway, known as “The Normandie”, has against our protest been displaying in the window for some days, Cravats with a card bearing this inscription: Keiser-Barathea * Regular $1.00 quality 50c. These Cravats are not the “regular $1.00 quality” nor are they even the regular standard quality ad- vertised as Keiser-Barathea. Inasmuch as similar misrepresentations have frequently been made of late in New York and elsewhere, the Public is cautioned [Mamaia against accepting as genuine Keiser- |EDMZuGIN) Barathea any Cravats which do not bear the Keiser-Barathea label. STEAMBOAT SQUAD IS DONE AWAY WITH Police Commissioner Partridge Abolishes It and Weeds Out Old Bluecoats. LeDeulil Shoe Department Friday and Saturday. Women’s dull top, kid tip, button Boots: a seasonable shoe for dress or walking, 53.50 value $4.50. ._ Women’s box calf lace Boots—slightly mannish—a handsomz walking shoe, $3.25 value $4.50. A great variety of men’s and women’s Bath Slippers, Knitted Boots and Dolge’s world-famous Felt Slippers. Je Boutilier Bas Police Commissioner Partridge hod. 2 streak of activity to-day. He abollshad the steainboat squad, which for years has shared Une house at pier A with the harbor patrol and was supposed to guard the river front at night. 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