The evening world. Newspaper, July 30, 1903, Page 2

f IS i f k i i f THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 30, 1903, SLM UREN MTT NEA OO ED a m ri GIVE NE BACK MY BRIDE!” HE CRIES Even Though She Is Only That! by Civil Contract, if at All Fairman Is Bent on Having Lillian Joven. HER MOTHER HAS HER. The Girl Contends that She Never Signed the Contract and Thinks) She Fell Under the Hypnotic In- fluence of His Deep Gray Eyes, “TN have her yet!" declared James F- fairmen, referring to his olvil-contract wife, Lilllan Joven, and basing his belief on the writ of habeas corpus issued by Justice Bischoff, of the Supreme Court, resting his mother-in-law, Mrs. Joven, of No. 456 Ninth avenue, to produce his wife in court. Mra. Joven did produce her daughter fn court at noon to-day, Fairman was represented by Lawyer Amos H. Ste- veps and Mrs. Joven by J. 5. W! the firm of J. S. & H. A. Wii Mr. Wise. addressing the Court, satd thet Mrs, Fairman had come voluntar- My to court with her mother, The young woman was placed on the stand “Are you under any restraint at the bands of your movher at the present téme?" asked Mr. Wise. “No,” answered the witne: “Are you et liberty to go where you " “Yes, I am. “Then ,the reason that you do not 50 0 your husband is that you do not care to go?” asked Mr. Wise. Yey, sir; that is the reason.’ the witness answered. Justice Bischoff then diemiased the It. wyer Wise announced that he was @bout to bring an action for Mra, Joven thaye her daughter's contract m: annulled. He sald that the was under a; "at the time the con’ was made and also ulieged that Fair- man had hypnotized her RING MAY DISCLOSE DROWNED MAN'S NAME On It Are the Initials “E, & J. B,” and Police Think It Will Estab- lish His Identity. ‘The body of a well-dressed man about Identity has . Was found at off South Beach, 3. 1 4 fisherman, found the William Mi body. He brought hore and the Coroner was notified The tody had evidently been In the water about two days, ‘There are no marks except a slight wound on the bead. ‘The many was five feet te inches tall. 9 nel 10 pounds, was Clean staven, had brown ba'r and blue fyes. He wore a pepper and salt cont Bray striped trousers and white outing ebirt. On left haed was ¢ the CAPSIZED SAILBOAT IN THE BAY. Hats and Coats Found in the Craft that Those Aboard Mey Be Lost. ath we fMat-by i 1 " 1 14 1 1 t 11 0 y the ius Three outs and a derby hat w the boa nd an , I . tu ar 1 O'Neil PLAY ERS. ALLEGED POLICY Street, near the Low 1 this afiorr don, Without aid, th Flood or any of hls Capt Fight-ha Missed. SHIPPING NEWS. THE TID rig: Be Hook ors lala Ballance vers) PORT OF NEW YORK. su) ARRIVED. ssLiverpoo! and Queenstown trons New. Orlaaas. i GOING sTRAMSHIPS. SAILED TO-DAY. Moree DOCTORS TRIED 10 CUT MAN'S BODY UP: AND DIDN'T RETURN Ward's Island Staff Didn’t Know What Ailed Him, Although They Had Treated His Case for Nearly Five Months. WESTON WOULDN'T HAVE IT. They Urged Him to Make It a Cor! oner's Case, and a Wordy War at} the Morgue Followed When He) Refused. Coroners’ Physician Weston and six doctors attached to the Metropollt Hospital, on Ward's Island, had a wordy argument for nearly an hour to-day at the Bellevue Morgue « the Leo Fredericks, sixty yeara old, of 44 West Thirty-third street. Fred died at the Metropolitan Host! terlay and his body waa rent to the No death fieate was mall out, the doctors declaring thet although they had treated the man for four montha and twenty-six daye they could not determine the cause of death and that an autopsy would be necessary ‘Ths morning Drs, Wakefield, Stiller, Kittler and threo others attached to the Metropolitan Hospital went to the Bel vue Morgue to perform an autopsy the body. When they got to the Morgue they found several friends of the dead man and Coroner's Physician Weston ‘The friends refused to permit the au- copay body of * pr. Weston Sald ‘No. ‘The doctors then surrounded Dr. Wes- ton and asked him to make a Coroner's ‘This Weston refused to do, the autopsy could not be without the consent of the or friends know what the onse of it saying that performed man's relatives “But we don't died from,” said one of “and that Is the only way we can find out,” “Do you mean to say that you have treated this man for nearly five montha and could not tn that time what he was suffering with? Dr. Weston. The doctors eaid that aix physicians had examined the man and had been unable to diagnose the case “And they all know more than you the man doctors, do," one of the doctors {= alleged ¢o maya T think In that case you should oalled in the seventh,’ retorted Weston, ‘There was a group of people tn the Morgue at the time. and they gathered out the physicians. ‘Can you tell me what you have heen treating the man for?” asked Dr. Wes ton ‘One of the td that he had and aneurisn we doctors for canc fd that th Dr. HORSE FELL INTO CORTLANDT STREET. Hoisted Out of a Telephone Conduit Trench with a Derrick and Sent Home. O’BRIEN’S 0 JTING BEGINS UNHAPPILY. Arrested on Riverside Drive for Driv- ing a Wagan Where Only Pleas black horse by Ing to the}! | Iron Poundey Company | est Pifty-fitth stre nd ' ichael ly, fell Into a \t dug ye Tn | ompany on Cortlandt [between Charch and Greenwich After an hour of h ure vehicles Are Permittea OPrien. anu taleer. of t he street ' Wak the haw nly measure vebicles to pass over that thoroughfare In the West 8 * Magisioate ein: yo and ds nO led wway Man Caught Catting Lead Pipe abbyy Wailice, the rail they bad been sent a plumber, 0: ‘ ¥, stated mee: had ox him, but at th that Ube he had not s FOOTBOARD BROKE SKULL. in rolley Workmen in T by Passing Car, While working Inn trensh at Sixth avenue and Fifty-third » et to-day, Patrick H. Leahy, forty years old No. 170) Second avenue, was” struck on the head by the footboard of a south- bound electric car, and his ekull was to the Flower taken Mary Ploomgold, of No Cannon eet, Was arraigned before Magistrate | | Poon chang ating an | Ve oot n three linen sera UGA obtaining Ass Johnston Jaire Hoolthar mding. to iit which Mrs Was Struck Lawyer Asserts Bolte Told Him that decided tn favor of pellate ‘Term reve decision of the lawer cours and ordéTed a new trial wh wns begun May 2%, 19M, before Just ite Mr. White said the action was to re wer for advertis! and the main pattire was the ads ontract ‘This evidence was offered, the con- tract, under ton, was excluded On the trial before Judge Martin the contract was also exclited, and when the opinion of the Appellate 'T was roferred to Justice Bolte Appell reversed and a new trial orderad ing in the oase of the againnt during cross-examination, Justice Bolte left the bench without adjourning court or offering any explanation, submit a brief, as the Justice would not ‘be back. This Mr cnse was decided in his favor. testified that he wa change and 1 of the plaintim knowledge,”* clde the ¢ BOLTE LEFT BENCH 'BONAR HAD ONE Didn't Take the Ti Trouble Even to Adjourn Court, Lawyer Wit- ness Declares in the Hearing Looking to Removal of Judge. MANY CASES OF REVERSALS. Despite a Decision of the Appel late Division He Could Only One Way. Decide The heering of the charges mt Distriet-Attorney Jerome aa a priv elvizen ugainst Munietpal Court Justice lerman Bolg wes resumed to-day ero WH. Willie, at bis om No 15 Broadway Raymond 8. White. of Baldwin & White, 4 ed that he was counsel for plaintin ease of Mullen against Sire case was tried three times Action was begun in De 1m, and after a trial before Judge Martin was tant. ‘Dhe Ap 1 he wave to decide the case on the facts, ed for the defendant as again appealed to the rm and Holte's judgment Left Bench, Didn't Return, Mr. White testified that while appear- Haines Company Bruno Grogehe Company, and and a clerk of the court told witness he had better White did, and the three years a lawyer, counsel for the de- fendant in the case of the National Pare Bank against the American Ex- Bank {n Justice Bolte's court in F. Doyle was counsel for the ff. Tie cane was decided in favor William H. Fain, viata “Was Louls F. Doyle any relation of Justicn Bolte.” asked. Mr, Iselin “Not that I know of to my persona! replied the witness. Judement Was Reversed, said that the case was ap- the Judgment of the the Appella was before Witness peated and ourt reverse second Justice dA he was unable to de Be who so and would send it to a jury. After tlied and adjourned from time Justlee Bolte xo Id send tt to some other dist continued Mr Term did not the could dact : f the plaintiff, so that he would have to send It to jury ce Holte told me, Ov eross-examinat Mr. Blumen thal, 1e ht a lawyer by enbloom had as a relative 100 WOMEN ECE THEY WERE SWINDLED East Side Intelligence Office Keeper Arrested Charged with Defraud- ing Seekers After Jobs. Hc viotimiaed more 310 and we tts a 1 Lees where rer ¢ women. thus plain, but Known Fansily There—Held in| | lati $2,000 Bail+for Trial in Massa- and Asks that the Denunciation chusetts. Be Printed in Full. (pecial tothe Evening World ) The following Interview with Tabor Woonsock#r, oR, 1, duly 9.—| Leader John Pallas was shown to Dis- George ‘Thomas Tonar, an overseer 1p | triet-Attorney mo to-day, ane Mill, at Water and jae Dis request ts ae “ at Mackston, te ee nisee: Urb of Woonsocket, on a charge off ROCKAWAY BEACTT, July 30.—"Dis. Meamy mad Florence E. trict-Attorney Jerome ts a blathering Woonsocket, ‘and Harrtet bluffer and a dead one so far as labor Bonar. organizations are ft; Notia’stn 1 was to] ¢ m. heuded eared ont , Went to see is not an ordinary soap. | whole nei | 8 WIFE 100 MANY No. 2 Heard of No. 1, Sent to New York for Her, and the | Two Made Complaint Against} Him. WELL KNOWN IN BROOKLYN. He Is Said to) Belong to a Well- Each woman displays a marringe cer- the latter signed hy Rev, W. Je RO would indorse Jerome's pastor of the Methodist Churen, | adidacy for May City, and dated May 2% John Pallas, the labor organizer, and e Bonar’ e who settled the tappers’ and joiners’ 1899, at i Florence Bonar that an-| Ke Where John. MeDonald and the weanan claiming ta be Fonar's| Pan insit’ Comm ‘© was Mving in 3 York and was] outspoken to-day won in comm ton with her 1 District-Attorney made his home in Hrooklyn before go- ing to Rhode Teland. ‘The women are elty and to-day a Maas., where Bonar was arratgued on|nomination for Mayor, but not one labe the bleamy charge and was held In) jeader will indorse him, He ts a blath- 200) _bonia tojewalt iherastion) OC tho! cine Murer ahd: al@Turkleh \cienratic nd Jury Tue first Mrs, Bonar says she keeps | fend and will prove the weakes \ boarding-house at No. 12 Eighth ave-|date the fusionists can; nue, New York City, The two women|fleld. Jerome dares to preach to Jabor seem to enjoy each other's company and val each other Florence and Honar, the women say, neptiew of Horatio Bonar, popular Episcopal hymna ‘The arrest of Bonar was the outcome f some shrewd detective work of wite No. 2 Bonar's family lve in Brooklyn | the same time trying to corrall all labor in @re quite prominent. votes in sight. Jerome ts pedantic Bonar told the Judge that Mrs. Bonar| and a Turkish clgare fend. No 1 had been twice married before ‘nat a divorce that had been obtained Was not legal and, consequently, t Mrs. “Honar 4 Was not his lawful’ w! She said had been told that if divorce was legal and th: at sh 1 marry Bonar aie con DEAD BABY LAY IN PERAMBULATOR, she Pollceman Finds the Parents Quletly Wheeling the Sad Burden Along Greenwich Street. Patrolman John P. Shea, of the Chil- dren's Court, reported te street station pollce to-day that he had found 6alin Tuell and his ow: of No. 107 Washington street cartilage along the nwich and. Cortlandt In the baby v deal body of thelr cne-y¢ Solon $$ CORTRIGHT’S VACATION. Gets Thirty Daye for His Firat Long Leave in Seven Yearn, Acting Police Commissioner Apnounced to-day that Ge had to Chief Inspe Inspector Cortrigh My ampment lor Brooks will tuke up Inspr Kot ts the frst nef Luspector 8, vacatio! Vrank Mangin, formerly of th surgeons for wax sent to the Harlem 1 months ago, Sergt Mangin has been on the atok st almost ‘ontinuously AMERICAN BARK WRECKED. The Hir on LONDON, July » American hart am Emery Carlson, whi 1 from Boston June 3, en Wrecked at Dix Africa. Cove, Gol Ast, Aded not Rullt tot menta returned = ole agalt in frand Jury which Rice: Fancy Geely whole 25¢) Uivenlaa ied the Aad scandal, He Grainy 344 IDS. see eee made the plea with leave to withdarw It and the r ent to demur, Bail of $5,00 Olive Oll—Best Lucca Olive Gil, im- was furnished ' ported, 24 pint bottle, 21¢.; ported, 44 pint bottle, 21c¢.; 3 pint bottle...... 0.00. as 5c) w emi | an uproar. Bedulily Your Complexion Not by using cosmetics, lotions, creams, &e., which are so injurious to the skin and which for a while apparently refresh the face, but eventually cause wrinkles and shrivel the surface of the skin, creating the of premature age. RA SOAP, which will make your skin white and soft as a baby's, preserve it in a healthy and fresh condition, and insure it against all contagious diseases. MEDICURA SOAP It is prepared under the formula of one of the greatest authorities in Europe on Dermatology, possesses make it the best Medicated and Antiseptic Soap in the world, At All Druggists’ at 25c. Per Cake. MEDICURA SOAP CO,, 36 East 224 St. N. Y, and the medicinal ingredients which it living together tn thts Harriet, claims to be a author of the Church Jeliia, pushing a Y-old son Epstein ited tor Cortnight thirty days’ | ancisco to attend the | Borough Inspec- tor Cort- has taken in Via Axim, PALLAS ON JEROME: "HE'S A DEAD ONE" Labor Organizer Has Some Decided Opinions About the District - Attorney and Is Eager to Free His Mind. “IMITATOR OF ROOSEVELT.” Also a “Blathering Bluffer” and “Pre. tender"—Jerome Is Unconcerned “Lam Ina position to s ment « Pallas. eak the senti- continued Mr, king the fus' of organized labor ‘Jerome ts see men and pretend to proclaim his inde but It is all pretense, {san imitator of Ro t. He 1 am not after hands are c pendence, “He A poor imitation at t labor men while both velt and s to votes, at your ts! ;|Labor men want no such figurehead for thelr suffr Jerome the pr ie the Nght in which organized regards this latest ay, a alty honors, but he might just as well pull In his horn of ambition right now. Organized labor will have none of him. Mr. Pallas Js chairman of the Rapid ‘Transit Committee of the Central Ped- erated Union, and was chairman of the vmmittee which Invited the District Attorney to ress a Sunday | of unton men recently, | d x Peas Diamond brand; new ean- ning sifted early June 25 Peas; 3 cans........ Cc Peaches & Pears—last View brand, Standard California, in heavy 15 Peerless Root Beer Extract—one bottle this extract makes 5 gallons sparkling root beer ; 10. : ic bottle Blue Ribbon Jelly Powder— makes best dessert; pkge..... Southwell’s Orange [ar- malade, 1b. glass jars. Southwell’s, Curtice Bros,’ Blue Ribbon Jams, | sorted, Ib, jar or * 15c Peerless Cocoa, superior in qual | ean ity, '4-Tb, CHOICE GROCERIES meeting | ; BARON IN COURT ADMITS A THEFT Hungarian Nobleman with a Past Confesses that He Ap- propriated a Violin and Other Property of Landlord. HE SPINS ROMANTIC YARN. Tells Magistrate He Was an Office in Hungarian Army and, Havin Fallen In Love With Nobleman’ Wife, Had to Flee or Fight Duel. Standing nt attention, his jog a striking contrast to the prisoners, Baron De la Purcinie, erly ¢ rin the Hungarian was a d Magistr low in Court Yorkville the charged with grand larceny He was atrested by detectives the complaint keeps a boarding ank Bergman charged |. revolver, Jewe: ul valued at Afte ing the adventures of the Baron, trate Barlow held Magis: When the court there w esting Baron wa arraigned revealed a story ag Jn- tn ventures w New Y. " and of his family cone ned fo reer etlons Elght montis ago the Baron came | Yard wide; in Nght grounds here from Hungary, He had been sta- | in neat stripes and figt tloned with his regiment in a town nea Budapest, b iscontented w notcnous lot the officers there mado to Buda Jove with a lady of frequent journeys There he fell in the court, but unfortunately she was al st ready married to an officer of hig standing, who was a favorite with the nobility. The Baron said to-day that 40 Sli C UA el rien mena c. Slip Covers. their secret courtship they ere dis- Aerie Baby Carriage Slip Covers, 2 | The husband of the beauty | very special....... eee vccees C challenged him to but his 25¢ 0 family, fearing the disgrace that wou 2 B KI 1 befall them, which Belt UCKIES, Cc, f the affalr reache: 4 that i upon him to flee country, Assuming the name fed to the bo: he mani sailing f from £ Zoltan and getting to get aboa Is country STORES EVERYWHERE. 1S RETAIL BRANCHES. Long Island Potatoes. Basket, - dc Peck, - Arrangements with our own shippers on Long Island give us special advantages in securing the choicest potatoes sent to this market. through 116 stores give us an outlet for immense quantities, and our direct de ealings with the growers make it possible for us to quote this low price. "hroughout the list prices tule very low. Crackers. Uneeda Biscuit, | The 3 Uneeda Milk Mreceencss Biscuit, 1 Oc Zu Zu Gingers, J —————E 5 Cider or White Wine ia ning, will not cake, in moisture: Bey best for ladies’ and Cae &c bottle, sees Van Camp’s Boned Chicken Ib, can 29c military carriage and distingu!shed bearing mak- other form- Army, Bar- to-day, ot the Fant Sixty-seventh street station on/t who | fi at No, 216 Bast with and hear- | him in $00 unul to- tn 3 can be found in the pages the Tn nia! vertised in the Sunday World, Our avenues of distribution 23c; Night he ree to procure muoh money, and upon his arrival here he was fo ourt that while short | of funda he had appropriated his board- \ing-t keeper's effects and pawned ‘Cholera Infantum r This terrible mortality could be stopped by giving the Ilttle sufferers Duffy's Pare Malt Whiskey diluted with water. Dufty’s Puro Malt Whiskey 1a a uable In adult cases of diarrhoea, dy cholera morbus and all forms of s complaints Use Dutty's Pure Malt Whisk In drinking water you will not. be bled with these Summer dismanes strong aid vigorous by using Duffy's Male Whiskey. Tt kia the pare old at all druggists, grocers, or direct, at | 1.00 a bottle. Dotty Malt Whiskey Rochester. N.Y ‘Gea [bh Medical Rooklet free. We Give Sih th Trading cane of fiction, . with plenty ring | scenes, esc: 3 and MMghts. It was , Aner A ahert r loving too well, with the result , he had to flee from his native land under a cloud. And the story of hix (dn Avery sous EBD Ne 12%c. Percales, 6% 10c at,a yard 25¢c. Belts, Ladies’ plain and pelea leather belts, a lot of 50 do. at,each. . ft no vacancies at the tables of the boarding-houses that are ad- CHOICE. GROCERIES. 235c Flour Pride of St. Louis, the finest Flour made, 5 Bag, 24% tbs... DOC Salmon ancy Sockeye, at an excep- jonally low price, 'b. cans, 2 for... Paes : 25¢ Y-lb, flat cans, Salad Oil—Best quality domestic ai ¥ pint bottle, 5c.; pint bot- tle, 10c.; quart bottles...... 15c Toilet Foner—e xtra quality, rolls. large °Be 5c Fly Paper—The flies stay caught ‘once they light upon it, 6 sheets Potted Ham and Tongue. Melb. can 4c., 4%4-1b. can. Potted Beef— Co.'s canning, 4 ‘anco-American a7lb. can, Roast Beef or Corned Beef, Dest quality Ibs canes ewes LAC Peerless Extract of Beef, none better in quality, jar. Witch Hazel, bottle. Baked Beans, choi Oysterettes, 2 packages... 5c Smoked Beef—Selected beef, lean thin strips; 2 pkges..... egar—Best quality, quart bottle 7c Blue Ribbon Salt—pure andfree "un proof carton, 2 IDSseee Blue Ribbon Shoe Dressing, the shoes, bottle Campbell’s Salad Dressing, 9% Snider's Salad " Dressing, | bottle. seseee 14c (no veal), %-Ib. can | Lunch Tongue, best Guay, Corn Starch, packed, pkge Teas. Golden Tips, Ceylon, in cartons, 13c.; % Ib, »BOc Best No. 1 Tea, all kinds, Ibs., $1.60; 3 1b.,$ 18 35¢ Choice No, 2 1 nan nglish Breakfast & Oolong, 5 Ibs. $1.10; 3 Ibs., 70c.3 Ib. 25c Coffees. Best Mocha and Java, Ib Very Best Santos, Ib... dse.; Ib. . + 25 15c a-Ib, can.... CHOICE GROCERIES McPartland | The harvest is nad, 8500 pairs of fancy socke —every pair worth at least 50 cents-—-some dealers charge more for some of them, A wide range of patterns, mostly darkish quiet effects —some openwork, 25 cents a pair, Rocers, Perr & Company, os ity Hall, a Bt, We aly orders ave by mail, THERE ARE NONE 80 GOOD AS ||| <eeStitan Umbrellas “THE CAT'S AWAY, THE MICE WILL PLAY.” RICHLY ILLUSTRATED, {a another of the sorles “HOW NeW York Amuses Itsel,” Dy HOWARD HALL, Pubilahed each week tn BROADWAY WEEKLY Each instalment complete in tteelt. Ne Other Feat NEW yours BLACKMAILERS,.” A_POLITICIAN’S INDISCRETION € 190,000.00 COST HIM The Amazing Shame of the Employment Agency. The Love Affairs of Well-Known Aotors, The Infamy of the New York k Apartment-House, “Neu Von's Vice Tish” {iusteated by the greatest artiste of Parte dolore, every where Sori etd im tbe ae $100 i ihe next 13. num- ii Direct or {MOugN your newetenien Broadway Weekly Co,, 121 W. 42d St, N, Y, MILBY.—On July 28, MARY M'ARDUB, of Castle Blaney, County Monaghan, Ireland, beloved wife of John Miley, aged 63 yoars. Remains at the Stephen Merritt Burial Oe, Sth ave, and 10th st., til] Friday at 9 A. Of, then at St. Stephen's Roman Catholle Ghuraky 28th st, between Lexington and 84 even, where a requiem high mass will be offered at ERS—Experienced collar & cuff ironera om Stancourt Steam Laundry, TRONBN=K good Tasaliy Woier waatolt 18 15th at UNDRESSES (), Brera, 15 3 ave aera LAUNDRESS with good references wanted at Hoapital, 68th st, and Lexington 120° per month. a y, 692 1. f5oeh | LAUNDRY—Shire ironer wanted; steady pow Pulaskt at,, Brooklyn. ino & gil to te Up 24th at, Hagen's maohine, Brooklya. Hon FOLD 426 is, IRONERS, on 75 Wallabout_st., Sunday World Wants Work Monday Morning Wondera D Laundry, Help Wanted—Male. TANTERN SIDE GOLORIST: stead} wate experience and walary expe: @ in words uptow! ion for enone farnibing SALDS MBN: goods and *lothing. t once, Clothing €o., Broadway, cor. st