The evening world. Newspaper, February 23, 1903, Page 5

WELL-BORN BO TURNS BURGLAR Sidney Foster Breaks Into the -Houses of Friends of His Mother in Richmond Hill and Spends Proceeds. ROBBED PASTOR’S HOUSE. Had Been Wild from Boyhood, and Was for a Yime Placed on School- ship St. Mary's in Effort to Re claim Him. Sidney Foster, a nineteen-year-old boy, Who was brought up in luxury in his mother's handsome home in Richmond Hill, 1. 1., and who for several years Was a member of the Rev. George A. Leggitt’s Union Congregational Church fn that place, was held in the Far Rockaway Police Court to-day, charged with a series of startling robberies in the homes of his mather's ‘intimate friends, and also that of his pastor, The Fosters live in a fine big brick house, built in the Queen Anne style, in Richmond Hill, and have always moved in the best social circles in the town. Mrs, Fostt: has two sons, one of whom, Mortimer Foster, is a well-known archi- tect, with an office in this city. When Sidney was a boy he developed a tend- ency to be wild, and a few years ago his niother had him placed on the school- ship St. Mary's and sent off ona foreign etuise, When the ship returned to this country, however, the boy begged to be te’ en off, and went home. Last Thanksgiving Day Mrs. Foster went to Ohio to visit friends and left her sons alone in the big house, For a time Sidney remained about home. About a month ago, however, he and his brother had a quarrel and after that ‘he Was only seen in Richmond Hill at rare intervals. It is known now that he came to this city and fell in with bad company and in that way met a number of notorious criminals. He kept writing to his brother for money and when he did not get enough to keep the pace with his new-found companions he started a series of robberies in Rich- mond Hill that for several weeks baffled the police and aroused the residents so that they appealed to Commissioner Greene, ‘The first house he entered was that of George Weston on Curtis avenue. Mrs. Weston had been a schoolmate of Mrs. Foster and the two Weston boys and Sidney Foster had been boon compan- fons In the days they wore knickerbock- ers, He was thoroughly familiar with the interlor plan of the house, and se- lecting a time when all the family were put, he broke In and stole all the avail- able jewelry he could find. Richmond Hill had herdly got done achaning, this robbery when two others ceurred that showed even more dar- ing in the enterprise of the thie The police appeared to make an_ el€sorate nvestigation, but to no purpose. Then the hose of the Rev, Dr. Leggitt was robbed and the citizens became thor- oughly aroused. Mrs. Foster had been a fe-long member of Dr. Leggitt’s church and her sons had attended ser- vices there since they were little boys. ‘Phe police were then compelled to un- |enax, usual activity, and in the course of thelr inquirles they Jearned that the Foster boy, who spent most of his time was often seen in the neighborhood at night. Last night they learned that he had gone into his mother’s house, and Sergt, Mason went there and watched, Late In the even- ing he saw the boy go out of his house und, crossing to the neighboring house, Wiilch is accupled by F. H. Woodruff, in New York, break In through ‘the klichen win- Gow. He sent word to the police sta- tion and the res came and sur- Founded the house, en Sergt. Mason rang the bell and the boy came to the front door and was arrested. hen young Foster was taken to the lige station he made a full confession 9 Capt. Hickey, He said that he had met a number of crooks in New York, who told him that it would be a very imple thing to rob a house if he first ine the interior plan, Before the po- Hee nabbed him he had gathered up about $200 worth of jewelry, ‘Foster is said by the police of Queens to have been implicated In a burglary in Phfladelphia Tuesday night of last week in which chloroform was admih- istered to James Boldt, of No. 4197 Ridge Two men, John Simpson and rarest e lary in Philadel- phia, and Chief of Police Kirk has been arked by the police of} York to hold them in order that, If possible, they fay be Made to ald in tha prosecution of Foster. In case they cannot be used Sgainst Foster, he, being in a state In hich he can’ be made to do almost anything. may be used against them in Philadelphia, ; Foster come lly. His father died a year mpleting forme buildings at ut YOUNG PINARD WEDS SUDDENLY The Son of the Famous Caterer to the Four Hundred Takes a Wife Without Consulting His Parents. fa good ft ago while rth pon BUT THEY ARE NOT ANGRY. —_——- fociety eXperienced a mild interest vpon perusing the following notice in the newspapers to-day: PINARD—EVBRETT.—At St. Mary's Rectory, Newport, R. L, Sept, 29. by the Rey, Wiijlam BH. Mecha, LUCY V, BVERBTT 10 CAZBAU PINARD. Cazeau Pinard is twenty-three years old, handsome, 6 feet 2 inches tall, proad-shouldered, wealthy and an only gon, He is a son of the Pinard, who for years has catered to the Four Hun- dred as restaurateur, His father, Caseau Pinard, owns fhe Pinard got- ti ‘at Newport and lives at No. 44 Beat Sixtytth street, Mr. Pinard's parents were very much that their aon gen dave married in this way, y J ser? ‘and are prepared to give t THE WORLD: AT MEAL THE Curator Ditmars Adopts Novel Method of Handling the Deadly Serpent Sick at New York Zoological Gardens. FIRST GAGS IT WITH FOOD. King Cobra, the most deadly of snakes in the reptile-house In the New York Zoological Gardens at Bronx Park, the most important patient in Curator Ditmar's infirmary. A short time ago tho broke his jaw Ina ft of violent rage, and sinco then he thas had tto be tended every day, as his injury requires fre- quent dressing, Now, one of King Cobra’s fangs con- tain enough venom to kill four grown men, so that one pinch of the sharp teeth would mean instant death. There- fore, the operation of bandaging this serpent has to be gone about with rare delicacy. For the past few days his nurses have been pintoning his head un- der a forked etick, and while he was held in this way Mr. Ditmars hag re- moved the dressing on the fractured jaw, cleaned it with a spray and then bound it up again, All the time the bis cobra would lash about furiously and ‘hiss like an open steam valve, and on one occasion he got loose and just missed Keeper Snyder'svyhand by a frac- tion of an inch, Though Knig Cobra is:the most valu- able snake in captivity, the curator of the reptile house does not value him above a human life, and to-day he hit upon a scheme for rebandaging him which practically obviates any danger of death, This great jungle worm Is a cannibal. He refuses all food except his own kind, and as he has a voracious appetite, he soon became a very ex- pensive boarder. Plump rats, fat rab- bits and broad-backed frogs he turned away from with a viclous swish of his tail. At last the idea occurred to one of the keepers to take a small snake and stuf it with rats and frogs, and in this way reduce the expense of feeding him, When the enake starts in on a meat of this kind he goes about it slowly and deliberately. First he gathers in the head of the snake and then slowly and Moncure Robinson entertained a party of guests at the formal opening of his new home at No. 16 East Seventy-sixth street last night, and although no an- nouncement was made it was generally accepted that it was a practical an- nouncement of his engagement to Mrs, Moses Taylor Campbell, who was the guest of honor, It is said that the wedding may occur ‘before March 10 and that the bride and| bridegroom will 1 Lehr, Florenza Fabbricot Drexel, Mr. Stevens, Mrs, MONCURE ROBINSON GIVES RA \ p \ . 4A DINNER TO MRS, CAM Mrs. Orme Wilson, tlmore; Sidney Dillon Ripley, Contessa rad, of Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs. i Norrie, Mr. Rauborg, Mra, Livingstone, Mr. Gillesple. jenve for Europe with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lehr and Mrs. Stuy- vesant Fish on that date. at the dinner were: Mr. and Mrs. Harty Mrs, Stuyvesant Among those Fish, Mr. and Mr, Perrin, of Bal- tt, Mr. and Mrs. John 1, | Hooley, (Mr. almost imperceptibly sucks it In. The operation of devouring the morsel gen- erally takes from twenty minutes to half an hour, To-day when the time came round for Mr. Ditmars to renew the dressing on King Cobra's jaw ‘he first threw into his cage a four-foot blacksnake stuffed with rats. In the flash of an eye the Cobra had it fast In his fangs. Mr. Dit- mars waited for about five minutes, when about a foot of ithe blackenake had disappeared. Then binding his arm up in a piece of blanket he reached in the cage with a long pair of tweezers and removed the bandage, cleaned jt with a spray and put on @ new one. Though the big snake's little yellow eyes fairly danced with fury while the operation was going on this ‘hunger and greed predominated and he devoted all ‘his Criss eens could woe yn black- Mr. Ditmars says, possible for the snake to disgonge his meal in an instant and strike without coiling, though a number of experiments have shown him loath to do this. CARNEGIE FUND FOR LIBRARIANS, "BACK TO THE QLD JOKES HOME!” That’s What a Spectator Said at a Performance of “Mr. Bluebeard”—McAvoy Angry. NEW ORLEAN! ther to-day was 1 Rejations between Dan McAvoy, the leading comedian in “Mr, Bluebeard," and his managers, Klaw & Brlanger, are strained, and it is rumored in Broadway thet McAvoy will sever his connection with the blg spectacular extravaganza, While “Mr. Bluebeard” as a production has been one of the season's biggest hits, ft is well known that Mr, MoAvoy has not been satified with this reception in the title role, and has been somewhat tegztuntled because, he claims, the other comedians, Cawthorne and Foy, have been given better lines and better songs. He was not ‘feeling in an especial; cheerful mood, owing to what he deeme: @ cool reception accorded him by the audience at the Knickerbocker last Fri- day night. In this frame of mind he one of the quips his lines call for which @ man, sitting in the front great multitudes entry Into the cit ‘the Royal flotilla. was escorted thro’ Gen. Western Reserve University to Iaugined eurdenically und ea br atenae Get $100,000 from Philan-|"sena'that'to the Ola Jokes’ Home!" ‘At these words McAvoy waxed wroth and stopped the action of the plecg to denounce the spectator as a ‘jackass and a “muttonhead.” A hum oF ie. approval went around and several hisses were heard. During the rest of the evening McAvoy's exits and entrances were not marked by demonstrations of any kind, following day Messrs, Klaw & Prlanger announced tat, Mr. McAvoy ad been “severely reprimanded” and that the incident was loved. |, ether the quip hat causes he trouble will be sent to the Old Jokes’ Home is not known. But it is no longer working for Mr, McAvoy. TRIED 10 MAKE A HERO OF HIMSELF Phelan Told Wonderful Story of Burglar Chase, but Admitted It Was Incorrect. thropist for Their Training. CLEVELAND, O,, Feb, 23,—Andrew Carnegic has decided to give $100,000 to Western Reserve University, of this city, to establish a school for the train- ing of Ubrarians, This announcement was mado by President Thwing, of Western Reserve to-day. Mr. Carnegie, it {s said, has had the project under consideration for some time mast, and now advises the untver- sity of his readiness to endow the new. department. — BIG STEAMSHIP DEAL COMPLETE. Canadian Pacific Gets Fourteen Vessels from Elder Dempster Co., Paying $7,500,000. hind Official in Big Meat CHICAGO, Feb. the firma that Trust." arises, the official incorporation will of @ securities he may eventually « of the world Unlike the popl it Is not to em as announced, Further the with ‘oMsCU) combination. , ‘The nuc n fo wor @| Patrolman Patrick M, Phelan, of tho Mulberry street station, who has be: on the force only about #ix months, ar- | ti taigned two men in the Tombs Court Ww: LONDON, Feb. %3,—The negotiations disclosed, but it is said $7,500,000, The deal is regarded here aw having ‘an important bearing on the proposed Canadian fast mall gervice, ag it will probably eliminate the tender of Hider mpsior & ). therefore aid leave the fdun Pactitc Railroad Company: in etter position to seoure the contract, patna ll Senators Favor Day. WASHINGTON, D, C., Feb, 2.~The Senate Committee on Judiciary to-day e ted favorably the nominatio: 1 sanenae se 4 is nor, saloon, When Murphy sald William 3. Day 0 be Assodate dustin Pheian' ha “not arrested tlm, Wis ‘sn- to be about amination to-day. After Jeaving court Sunday Phelan 4old a story of a chase up six Nights of stairs through a tenement-house, over Several roots, which Included a perilous jump of ten feet from one poof to an- other and how the finally, at the point ‘of the revolver and by the use of his club, arrested the two men on @ house- Phe examination of Murphy and Tin- lock came Up to-day before ‘Magis ral Breen. Petrolman Phelan his story of the al chase and he waw the men in No. Elizabeth get, 4 combination of an Htalian bank can Klour © Beef Company an Beef Company ai the outald by Chicago Intere: ‘a val plants \ planned to lead th pany ers thonwel assoclated panies, acl late ix" phe Beat of the United Btates Court; ofc the nomination of Jy ik. | Reiee ree then ask her Day Giroutt| aig arvest” the ined Ho ‘then bald (t contalna uublication of Re the King of the peers of his realm, military and naval contingent, (Miss Alice Roosev Joe Wheeler, guished guests viewed the parade from the balconies of the Canal street Club, BEEF TRUST WILL ACT UNDER COVER “Big Six” Magnates to Hide Be- against 8 of the greatt the merger of the smaller independe panies, the St stock, with present official diyitual Compantes, inet ALICE ROOSEVELT SEES REX IN STATE President’s Daughter with Ad- miral Schley, Greets King 0 Carnival in New Orleans. 8, Feb, 2.—The wea- perfect and the routes of the parades presented a mass of color. Canal and the intersecting streets held of people when Rex, Carnival, made his Ys Thousand on the river front greeted The merry monarch ugh the streets by the and a numerous elt, Admirar Schley, and other distin- ls of Small Plants Merger. 23.—It is stated here to-day that plans practically are com- plete for the merging of the interests of comprise Unless something the "Beef unforeseen announcement of the be made on April 1 aiding company which ‘ontrol the meat trade ar idea of the pack- ers’ merger, however, for the the being race everything in sight, or ie it to be capitalized at $00,000,000, for Packing Company. plans contemplate the Federal the Untted States ro courts be- nt decision by Judge the packing-house combina- ide interests is to be for the purchase by the Canadian Pa-| gy ‘ bie ‘ nday morning on a charge of burg-| plants bought Inst year by the bi cific Railroad Company of fourteen Wee tie ctes eiaa hohe alate 112. hho “ate Beaver Ine steamers from Elder alias Carrie, of No. 30 dackson | MeTeer that dime. ith Daeropeies Rem ee satlstaaiinly and Charles ‘Tinlock, of poration are thoae he Gi, H Ham: concludes 0-day, e price is not yer " e! ‘ mond Packing Company, the nha mee Get mixeat, Thay wese eld: fr Packing Com the Anglo-AAmer!- Lous nd the United Drosied nd possibly several of yards now controlled rir headquarters of but as far as the public ned there will be no immediate he operation of the indiyid- the new regime. Wt is he new securities com of the in- of t ven ithose with them in the "Big of Ite Kind, « ‘The World Almanac and Encyclopedia for 1908 1s perhaps the most satisfactory the kind in the coun' of val iu. s iso d every Oey noedes ee nearly cvervood| end Rite” information. e8 MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23, 1903. vonzz] GERMANY MUST STRICKEN AS Hit COTO CASTRO. BOARDED TRAIN. Minister Bowen Tetls Baron| Edward Sheppard, of No. 3 West von Sternburg that He Can-| 116th Street, Seized with not Pass on Request for Im-| Paralysis and Is in a Serious mediate Payment of $27,500; Condition. VENEZUELAN SHIPS HELD.|SECOND CASE IN A WEEK. WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.—Regarding| ame second man to be snddeniy at the request of Germany that Venesuela |tackes with illness on the Ninth avenue pay to her the $27,500 before March U5, |ojayated within a week irred to- which was the limit of time agreed upon | gay, Edward Sheppard, of No. 2 West in the protocol, it wae sald to-day that One Hu and Sixteenth st the question was taken up in the friend: |anostrated by a paralytic strok lest spirit with Mr. Bowen by the Ger-]i, dancer mdition at) Hudson man Ministor here and that it was not | Street Hospital made in the nature of « demand. ‘The other case, that of Jamea Flynn German citigens in Veneguela have ap-}former Assistant Corporation Counsel pealed to the Berlin Government for alocourred or F during the rash Prompt settlement of their claims, and | hours, Mr Ivnn had an attack of itl was in their behalf the request was made. Mr. Bowen informed the German Min- paused by a run up the Hun and ‘Thirty He died on the tral heart disease, stairs at € econd str ister when the request was conveyed to] Mr. She} who is fifty-five him yesterday that having signed the} oid, unusually exerted himself to-day Peace protocols he was no longer con-|to ‘catch a train at the One Hundred cerned with the matter, and that if) 8nd Sixteenth + On ac Germany wished the money, the ap-| COUN of tie valnpeeneen running with Pr Heal must be made through her repre-Jand this cuused his hurry sentative at Caracas. He was taken from the train at Cort- ‘This will be done when the German|!#ndt street, and kept in. the station until_an ambulance arrived from HMud- DELNENSE Seely Sater: son Street Hospital Vesnels Not Retarnea. pe cheppard, Js inthe, real esta tisiness, Hefore leaving home to-day Advices were received at ‘the State/he complained to al that he wi Department to-day from Mr, Russell,| Hot feelln I, ‘The vie attacked urteenth str but he did the United States Charge at Caracas, to the effect that none of the Venezuelan vessels captured by the blockading fleet hed been returned as yet, and that there was considerable confusion in the pub- Mec mind as to the reading of the proto- cols on this point. In the absence of bhe texts of the agreements, which have not arrived, Preskient Castro does not know whether |!" t F apse until Cortandt shed street was NAPHTHA IN THE STOVE. Alice Used It in Mistake nene, but It Worked se of naphtha he idtchen fin for Kero- was the explana- he should eend his crews to ‘Trinidad,|tion offered to the Brooklyn police to- where the ehips are being held, or|@¥ by Alice Royster, colored servant whether he should insist upon their|!n the family of Mrs, Join Burns, No in the rear he servant was taken to t Hospital. “an,” from for a fire return to Venezuelan waters. LECHG LAY ELUE: Minister Bowen has received several cablegrama from President Caetro re- garding the action of the allies in re- taining the ships and is evidently growing restive at what he considers a breach of trust. The ‘allies’ representa- tives here, however, take the position that the ships will be returned as soon as the ‘necessary formalities’ have peen enacted. ‘The British Ambassador has eeen Sec- retary Hay regardi Saeured him that the London Govern ment was doing everything plo to expedite the return of the ships, and that the Foreign Office was having the oo-operation of the Admiralty in. this effort. Some Misunderstanding. Despatches from Trinidad and Cara- cas fall to note any s' fF; toward this end on the part of the allied fleets, and it is fe that possibly some ‘mis- understanding of the provisions of the protocol may exist in the minds of the jeet commanders, and that this is caus- ing the delay. fter a lengthy conference with high officials of the Washington Government this morning Mr. Rowen announced that he would call on the Itallan and Brit- Ish Ambassadors and German Minister to-morrow and Inform them he was ready to proceed with the drafting of the protocols, providing for the proce. dure to be followed in referring the preferentia) question to The Hague. aa UNITED STATES CLAIM INTERESTS ENGLISH, of the house early t bur was badly the Cumb i sald | the I don’t know as it made much | “remarked the ambulance difference, surgeon. ; ‘The damage to the house was quickly extinguished; loss, $1,000, aulekly CHOICE GROCERIES Whatto Eat LONDON, Feb, 23,-Sir Cuthbert Qui!- ter asked in the House of Commons to- day whether the Government had been officially informed that the American claims against Venezuela are to be pald fully and forthwith in gold or its equiv- alent, while the British claims will have to awalt the decision of The Hague Court of Arbitration. Under Foreign Secretary Cranborne replied: “Our Information is to the effect that ‘the American claims will be dealt with before The Hague tribunal.” | Beoretary H a . Bowen, for Venezuela, signed | a protocol at Washington Feb,’ 17 pro- viding for the adjustment of the U States claims against Venesuela by commission, which is to meet at Car- acas June 1 and to consist of an Ameri- can to be appointed by President Roose- velt, a Venezuelan to be named ‘oy President Castro and an umpire to be selected by Queen Wilhelmina. ——— VENEZUELAN REBELS ARE IN A BAD WAY.! | in the city. Alaska, POUND CAN, Salmon—Best Red Alaska, Ib. aN N36) BlOrewresvitertes, SOC port Brand, can 13 Salmon fancy sockeye,Ib, tall can... ... 15c Salmon—Sovereign Brand, steaks, Ib. flat can ., “: 20¢ Salmon—Sport Brand, fancy sockeye, Ib. flat can Sardines—Gold Label . for the United States Ce ihc CARACAS, Venezuela, Feb. 23.—The | onnaise, ean last army of the revolutionists, under Sardines—Neptune Brand 20: Gen. Rolando, recently advanced to Do! key can; 3 {0rseee0e iC) within four hours’ march of Caracas. in oil, Sardines—Domestic, x 5c Lenten-tide. need not trouble those who observe the Lenten tions. Always alive to the interests and needs customers, we have on hand at each of our 140 stores the choicest stock of Salt, § Smoked and Canned Fish, Canned Foods, Cereals, Dried Fruits and all the | other requisites necessary for the season of fasting. With many, Sabri be the staple article of diet, and we guarantee ours to be the finest, strictly Salmon. Monument Brand—fancy red 16c Prunes—Finest California, | | | Peaches—Essie Brand, finest California, TPO? FAREED) A ek S HO Last. Week “ Annual Sale. Some lines have been closed out; others must be. “his Men’s as low as $1.50. ie Women’s as. low as $1.45. iu Women’s Slippers and Oxfords as low as $1.00, Children’s as low as $.75. Sixth Avenue and Nineteenth Street. JER ee Bs GOLD DRESSPR, ucll” ApS ope at Hinped” French folror, | regulate price $18, mn February’ anie| SIDEBOARDE, al! J oak, 42x64 top ‘bevel mirror, Courts, ore brass trinrmit j usual value 31.06 February aa! t prict oi. 5 es Brrr ERK 3 CASH OR CREDIT TRY i , VE, Pe vOPEN SATURDAY Ber es Ree. PAI UNTIL 10 PM fe 4 aS eb WARS r 4 fate BSN aia es Standard American Price Twenty-five. Cents, "STORES EVERYWHERE 10 RETAIL BRANCHES of our resh eggs sold. Suger— Flour. 4 34¢ Ibs. Granu ugar. Y 23c 314 lbs, “Pride of St. Louis” Flour, Blue Ribbon Jams—Absolutely THE TWO, made from finest fresh fruits, 15c ‘ Vb. jar, aeeees Liberty Jams—Made of choice G fruits, packed in glass, Ib, jar...» 496 Preserves—All kinds, 5-Ib.*jar., t Pears—Fancy Southern, packed j i at Baltimore, Md; 3-Ib. can.., . ie Tomatoes—Choice Delaware" nai Standards, red ripe, solid, 3-%b in heavy syrup, natural fruit | cans. flavor, Caneseeess "19¢ Pears Essie Brand, finest Cal- 19¢ Brand; equal to imported; pt. 8c Evaporated Apples — Large, nen, bright fran 1b, cartons, LOC Evaporated Peaches—Fancy, ifornia Muir; eentane) Ic porated Apricots—Fancy, J i c California; Ib, carton, " mr D 5s 5c EB Size, 3 IDSe+ee Prunes—Medium size, Ib. The correspondent of the Associated tra IATEE CaN. eves nae fornia, in heavy syrup, cans, \ brie esterseen 13¢ ress yesterday visited Its advance . 1 Lh vetoes , F ) —Imported, superi P -Essie California, guard, camped at Esperanza, two hours! 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