The evening world. Newspaper, August 18, 1903, Page 3

THR Wontn, TRINNY Here Chater re pon, * 'p 'RAAYV SINCLAIR, WhO TRIP TO RECONCILE LADY CURZON fo om fare Wie PATHE AND WOTHER IN CORT ROO TOTS ALONE IN HUNT IN WYOMING 2 Seventeen Your-Gld Anne Made Taken inte tuations Mall's Gowrt wit Ouwghters of George Oe aor, Ineane Over a Love Af. on Mathews Cornus Writ Liftie Au@eet, Senrotary of Amer : ME nie ‘ AI i X \ MINE R fo, Attempts to Jomo Gut of «One Vainty Attempted to i fit Plate Co. Gawd tran a Window Reaonoile Separated Parente , rave Py pa Peril by Brave Nu OF the United States Treasury Reeom mends Perruena STRUGGLES WITH THE MAN «| SHOUTED FOR “MAMMY” dE ELDER. 5 1-2 YEARS + TO SAVE YOUNGER WD WHO GOES TO RESCUE HER, WHEN HE SET EYES ON HER TR Finally Sho Is Dragged Back Father Permitted Mother to Little Heroine Tries to Beat Out eliew nee im wencenn nee nent and Held on the Bed Until an) Kiss the Infant. but Would Flames Which Menace Her (fle te von fer th Pall dg rived fram eon wondert rem Little Sister and Goes Back After Dollies, short) month “e riha vaet change consider omyaelt a well Ambulance Surqeon Arrives! Not Let Child Be Taken from to Take Her Away, His Knees Pending Decision. tone man after mouths of auflerip tel i ¢ ; . ’ Fetlow aufferers, Peruna wil e tii 0 Un Chat uel nipcsin mAs aeny Iooany _ The Women alsoRecommend ae ' ' \ pL itvaly sinsta fof Dr and Mrs Pe-ru-na, ee ne edings over th FOUND IN STREET BY POLICE, ‘ ' ‘lant what bh A eregubir meals | hogw of and pitched them t1 tthe Alia Killa, A short = | ; : cenatiy and ew Mise Hlauch rey " U nus « friend went ke it anit | Place, € i i! hundeeds to the scene ” lta the Catakilia and kidnapped the bey —o— 8 i een last yea at cals His home and engaging ect the child from) Found by Policeman. Lad Bears heart, cold Teene Sch men to pre | my te find) | anne the rote t Stadaon i yany attempt of the mother to recover ‘ 2 | " ¢ ° ap locket etl Mes Sinclar made several attemp Evidence of Refinement and | atarme " ' y wet back the child, one of whieh re ie 1 ; aking Sc hita naree of assault. A few days ago Mrs “it the i at A lacsns cet nclair sued out a writ of habeas cor of Parents Is Forthcoming. | f he wae tat) ‘ pus test her lewal right to the pos mb 7 | rf wan a UeKR tor Hit expe perately when he had 4 session of her son oo Me pit nlite. srientific certainty, into the roo The father carried the little fellew] Whose baby {= this? Does | was pened In wt ine: vaca |/1VOE Dee ee uses fire Schiiss w ould do to?! Ms arms to the court-room. He is) xnow the roy-taced boy? Just pla . a ee keep the girl re coe {a bright little chap and was prattling| John Doe, that is ‘he u {Aw fa numes| & 20ee book written by Dr. “ in felight at the un-} Children's ¢ t records t . | ie sro, a0) Hartman, on the subject of ca- ction when East Etghty-eighth street sta- ton, came to his assistance. om his knees. W. Ryan, t permanently alt to-day, who, in apite appearance, In without 4 usual scenes as nis father set him down US OL) | tarrh in its different phases and stag will be sent free to any receive prompt and sation The two men managed to put the gir Child Spied Mother. Clad in a blue gingham ¢ most unconscious f , te from the use of Perunt in bed and held her there ur Sir). cow minutes later Mrs. Sinclairfin white orald, with a ries And muy oy bet [Address hy the Peruna Medicine i\0 ‘Siwy tie" iarimats giving 8 fall See ene ee ea aaa Ce Hoan am- bulance from the Presbyterian Hospital| entered the court-room, Bhe 18 an] yacating cap on his head, little arrived. unusually handsome woman and was! haif-hose patent leather dressed entirely in black, The minute | ynciaimed child bears & she crossed the threshold of the door] telonging to people the boy spied her and shouted eestat-| stanc: The chik which consists of « papa; Uiere’s/eny:mommy.© cont and gauze vest Sinclair stopped short andl ruyy made. reached out aer arms impulsively to-} gut the baby cannot tel ward the child, Dr. Sinclar hugged the|and all he savs is ‘Mamma fas Dig Bray-blue eves und ligat ns could the nurse find | Wis tiey oUred vadiy MOVIL CIE 1 sida and face wile reaching over tie] Catarrh is a systemic diseare curanle |” Nitewes 4 clotilag for the strect t whom soe had brought She Was too weak and] ty essay tue run tipetaire dhe fears to Capt No. ¥, whieh answer to tie ver, Mist Co,, Columbus, Ohio, doto give you bi valuable advice President of The by only by sywtemic treatmen A remedy | Hartnint + Columbus. 0. 4 Mtn : | Aiited (ine arrest of her cousin ona} GOOd Care. but Not a Trace : cub mie aHigaiea t Says She Would Dic for Him. “My Georgle Dean,” the girl kept e: ug, “for him I'd dle.” Then she would give way to violent ts of weeping and moan that he loved | “BETTER THAN EVER A doctor who was called said the ¢irl apt. Hiren ran to the ehildren’s bed- vas suffering from acute insanity Neighbors said George Dean, who ts] 20¥ to lils breast an looked amay from net | eam. Phere epee | ; about nineteen years old, hud paid the| M8 If ver 8 Ree Caunliect PEs tne: fn leenalng tein ‘oliies. | Hrl devoted attention until about three | !ooked from his fathe land bee Tiyvneiot A ale! an si er Priscilla weeks ago, when he suddenly c in babyish wonder, then the tears ruge|cli!d might easily be of A i tne children's alle. : nly ceased is} 4. in his big blue eyes and, sobbing, [With German antecedents, but there 1 went In taere. = : ¥ SEES Enel Me cried, “Ob, papa, do let me ki tity from any parka of th ER bur en ugh 1 | e. bs * mommy. from any mark on his clothing ‘ould ¢ en groping her di croont t | ' Mrs. Sinclair broke down completely) Last Saturday night Policeman Jain pout het doll'a tlt. crooning to her ‘ and, sobbing hysterically, fairly zuahen | Fisher found, the atte boy, wh ita Se ear eave thence jer} toward the boy, crying, “Let me take pout two and a half years old, at Cs Birch made one plunge through ¢ ‘ him in my arms, if only for a minute.” [tral Park West and One Hundred and Ticrevandambke and caneheupiete ont ‘ Dr, Sinclair's ips set with ominous] Witih street, He was taken to Police firmness, and lie replied coldly: “You| Headquarters, where he has been can kiss him, but he shall not leave my|great favorite, This morning no one arms until the Court #9 orders. having appeared to claim him he was The mother embraced the boy, kiss-|rought before the Children’s Court and —_—-— dolls He was himself nearly overcome, and Helen was unconscious when they ed fresh alr e still clutched her is tightly In her arms It was found that the two girls were badly burned although they are thought Finest Made Absolutely Pure Never Thickens Made in the celebrated Mohawk Valley, from rich, pure, nutritious Milk. The Ideal Summer Food for Children Beautiful Gifts FREE Send for Book of Premiums. de ing him passionately and endeavoring | was turned over to the Children’s So to tear him from her husband's acms. | ciety. Hinaily she controlled herself and sat} All the questioning put to the child badly burned although they are, thought down beside him, her eyes streamlag}has only resulted in tne one word from a breeze blowing the netting over This Is a Story of How Onejwith tears Her griet increased when] "mamma” and baby talk which eannot =| . the bed into the turned-down gas flam little Hugh asked sobbingly, “Papa, why | be understood. (Fro photograph taken for The Evening World to-day.) The house was damaged several h | Couple Got Into Trouble and| tur, you, let me gota my mommy, dred’ dolinrs’ "worth and w “T love my papa,” cried the boy, the » “but I lot i ced De tw bean places huaband. While she Mohawk Condensed Milk Co.,59 Hudson St.,, N an the Charles River has lost tts charm. | "Jaw voice to her humband fathers | No longer val vie young man with the talked ‘iehtly ind reached for his ; i ; ie Fane ee a ine haa it one| mentee se hunt, a4, endeavored, Jax | Expecting Punishment for At-|Amuses Companions by Aiming) Mrs. Sontag Had Just Returned |oyr-Year-Old Boy Missing | ust ol featls leas * iy and tugged with all . i : ‘ | eR DS REA GSS el opstan nig etistaste eth nae 3, ».{ tending Theatre He Tied Rope! Weapon at His Breast and| from Germany with Her Five-| from Home Found Frightfully missioners have shut down upon the} qduthers of the firm of “Keen & Cou: . ; 7 | : , | src a ec nt a ae Sr PE Eo | ee a ee ie te itag Tiel] Year-Old Ida and Was on) Stashed with Hand Tied and flowiy in the water Matthew Petersen, [gnearrupted (heir arument at a motion) Neck and Slowly Died. nto His Heart. Way to Massachusetts. Mouth Gagged. of Dorchester, improved the occasion | {39% 4" You think there Is some way this. distressing trouble may be ad- = woman wos Mrs pants constituted an offense punishable| Soupie if they had a short time to talk | ade him to leave the house. ntag, | in between two lding boxes . Ane. ‘ on, with-Rudolph Meyers: Charles} | TN. | ; nee : Large Golden Oak , ee ee ort thiaihaccislonttallcorpe oft! teTeai is good," said the Justica, “1 H2 went, however, and when, after! and Walter Weekworth, of Bo R Dewe wrence je child's hands were ted behind | Sideboards highly will adjourn the case until 2 o'clock ‘this | midnight, he had not returned a search| street; Harry Creed sf Whiting | M88. A fow weeks a ¢ tol his back with wire and a red handker- polished, large plate detectives was sent forth inc: noes, any to see her mother fi stuffed down the little to plant a kiss upon the lips of Miss o : i 0 J a ted?” Lawyer Plante walked over to] xo ‘H, Con —Chari (Special to The Evening Wort Flora Smith, of New York, the couple Sartre inclatr Sha spake to her for ¢| NORWICH, Conn., Aug. 18—Charios) | (Bs NDA dete Pay-| 19 crowded Grand] DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 18—The muti was arrested, t few: minutes, ‘Then Lawyer Coutners|1H. Boland, x schoolboy fourteen years io sour Anes Ny {Central Railway Station to-day a child |iated ody of four-vear-old Alphonse ; arn Hie STEMS CoRR CHAIR RtGE orale a drief conference WHK Dr. Bin-) og took his life by strangulation, ap-| ( SPaydgne cofleNos oy nor, | Hed fn tts mother’s arm, and the heart-|Welmes, whose father lives on St. Aubin | : Hea e at and rat e | rroken. ol oman min- 4 ‘ Al CSE sc mee - Set! : kiss stolen on the sly a a Chance for Reconcilation, parently through fear of punishment for} shot himself dead whil mr with | ee ; tf wae wom javenue, was found to-day In a lot a . 2 Y ‘ ;: le th the whis fengines, thel the rear of the Mie 7 re E Garucel ‘so hel. that thane neat” bj] ‘heseanon he Lamverm announced te [parental disobedience, He wished to] 007 of bose at Wyay sarin. near] SCL Wet whlslie of wiginen the) ne sour of vie atonigan stove Wake OUP Rooms Completely Furnished, $125, |: see the faces of the occu-|the Court that they” ha hat an 7 ope] the old Jewish cemetery in Mairtield. |" Is of at Adair ane streets ody at could not see the faces of the occu: SO eeanang ‘could be reached by the| attend the theatre, but le parents for-T an ating mas accidental men. was discovered by a workman wedged WRITE FOR LISTS CF ARTICLES. BA : 4g afternoon. and Charles Wetmore, of Main glass mirror, carved was begun. atree| The detectives have plied the lake with|" pr. and Mrs. Sinclair then left the ol with he c muffled oars and Miss Smith and Mr. eat Hay leading the doy between | The boy was finally found dead in the] str Bridgeport. all boys of his own | t! ma Beil 1 for a gag. The vody top and doors, ex- ; Petersen are the first to feel the stern |them. Mrs. Sinclair was again weeping | yard surrounding the h. age, left home eurly lay morning | Yeure old. thinking tn f Herein Rony tee ony tee 4 handvof tho .watervsleuth: bitterly “and the, hard jines about the) Young Holand had twisted a rope about] to spent xeveral days x wait Baie Paioatle the Bian ut open and phe small drawers and | ‘There was a long, loud cry for help lapis, They boy, in-his bright: Mite auit, | M8 Nek, attached the other end to al tteside the camp sup eH rth wrist ned evered. Both thighs also rth ' ize Couches, [tke linen drawer, Efi alony the Charles, and soon canoeists, |capered about joyfully. The her, | tree and then crept away on his hands} three revolvers with wat had outs ins them andsome, large size Couches, oct yas trimmings; seeing the very principle of the sport in| father and child went to the offices of] and knees until he had strangled. themsel pistols | wou upparently been made w like design, with extra quality leath- an sells for ¢ 0 the rescue, No, 302 Broadw \some: erette covering, deeply tufted; high 9335)" Gur price this The arrest |Lawyer Plante. y sharp instrument ‘on. all sid If a man |for thelr conferer The Coroner gave a verdict of suicide. d ft ing edges, sb his girl when in his canoe, All efforts to bring about a recon- — - | eseacldt Seven contractions > Seek when Kise has is now the burn: elllation “failed and ‘the ingat “atFugrie p) DUMOR A NCerseaterdas noe) nF e this very unusual 9 The Park Commissioners have sug-|Unued before Justice Hall. YOUNG GIRL CRUSHED WS | \ eat on aval price $ le ° ° elf s when he not return for set peek ted that the can And placed on the front plaza or in the niding tot es be taken home| Miss Mary McAleenan aunt of Mr rir, taba In aM uidavit that whe BY TRUCK HORSES, |<: One Dollar Per Week Opens an Account. mith and Mr, Petersen \ varied his past MJ ty her arms, Mrs. Son-| ident | : und will have a hearing the marriage fee, $0 for a fi toda ' H Liberal Credie (he Subarbe Of Nam overcoat, $50 for a wedding suit Kill himsel’s saying i tile one: roiahed Ts etinntss Ons 2 and underweir, money for a wedding | Runaway Animals Bounded to Side-| ing «t him | es miter lied |g ated Railroad Station , ring, a gold wateh and diamond pin and i Several times he aimed rid d Mone a FLSA rir fi punaes REASSURED MOTHER 8100 o PAY the honeymoon expenses. walk and Child of Four Years Fell yp ae reed the Noe d graw! the . i { ti open caTieenyy |. After tening to the arguments on f Ms Dredmt Sebi a, S4th St. VL" i ; oth sides, the Justice reserved decision Under Pounding Hoofs. in the alr, running a short be sine easel and the erates Cerner: Third Ave., Near 8 th St. Till 10 o’Clock. sere an hor moth"! PRINCESS UNDER THE KNIFE. DIED IN HER ARMS. me Little Bertha Ginsberg Is at tho point] failing as though shat : ; \ , BRIDEGROOM FLED of death at the home of her mothe lly, he dronned to che ground, ery) waa mathens Kosar (Ee - -! de L and father, No. 386 West Side avenue, | ing bur that was re h itis tote of eli Hittlo tenwedy: w V New York Doctor Opeenten enil Erncst Gauss Made Light of His Fall Jersey City, She was knocked down by] boys did ne ' txts Ne went) Nasarian itas@lint: Sears Made List of Hi Fal! BEFORE THE WEDDING. |setr,cu te," casero conn 02 [tr Mite? hts at hehutnt| sue mae” Leena | | His Life. _ skull fractured, her left leg broken and | Yrewst. wud two af the Ll’ i fo il! TWO DEAD IN CLOUDBURST, |»: , | 6 ig Ie three ribs dislocated “Tw : | o4 in mon Ernest Gauss, of No. 45 Irving stroct,| 40h Rurhall Held a Reception Be} in., oniia is four years old. She was fatally wounded. how - : ut Pia Areoklyp. fell from a Myrtle avenue! fore He Went playing om the § in front of her As vor rryel!|Pather and Son Drowned 1 r, ana although ho refused to go to Away. home when a te of heavy truc ran ne Were ¢ bk Swollen se puis the hosplual, and declared he was not horses owned by Brookesvank Bros. be he 7 wil) ‘ GREENVILLE, 4 Ay eau | Injured severely he died at his hon Bo!d und John Rurhall went to] camo frightened at a train and dashed] tion by the Coron i! an became SPECIAL FOR WEDNESDAY. early to-day. ‘The young man expireq| Yonkers Saturday afteravon from Spuy-| sown tae str Tre oth fldren van [enough Payton unite nee ? . ‘ in his mother's arms before a doctor] ten Dvsvil to get married, He obtained |into the houses, but Bertha remained 1 afte Ge W Si S : S vould be called oer) hati In which to give « reception and [en tne sidewalk sais _perfanen omen’s ilk Shirt Waist Suits. Gause was standing on the back plag-|eXPended a large amount of money In| *pyo horses were entirely ey ord the { Brofeswors Amatin fore, of the car nes, at Minrod aveet| making preparations to have his wed-| oonirol of the dziver, and when ta fronc| ls «ympu v , uh 150 SUITS 9 (é is hat blew ¢ rtf aa| ding y col f 2 _ er aware wd ‘ - F ey seni @OO $ growde: d In ngtompting vo wer ait | SamtmeRtene ot Me Me Pay. Eokemmacne [of the Ginsherg house awerved an ithe wise met [t ’ Heretofore $18.50 (0 $23.75... ... 6. cc eeeeee e the fell, siriking ‘on tix | but when the ceremony wis about to be jon the Bidens, The ela Was crushed pete " 0 | apt ; Pa ead. conscious tf er i ® | beneath their hoofs. Men run out and n Chur Saath it i . s tmencve Whelan Rabulanogronme nel Seaeen ne at eee ee, eee | eee qiorves and oapried the. man — > Of Louisine, Peau de Soie and Taffeta, Seclared he phe MLtts aavaint The bride-elect wept bitterly, but the diet atue form Into the house, Dog Rites Cows: Cow a A ; = uhh nays) 6 4 if ‘ 5 if sf ~ : o. ¥ ive re, i ists. i mother of the accident, and wen: ta] far decided to eelebeate az jositinigree | An ambulance was called, but the chita] ROCHESTER, Aug, 1 —1¢ oswt Bee OTS Run with lined waists, suitable for Fall wear. bed, aying he felt no inconvenience | though there nad beon a wedding. They | was cared for at home, It was trough, [0% Brishtoo, be sent tot : MIDDLE + AUB: tl] beyond ‘a headache, Early to-day hig! feasted sumpiuously, made speecnes ant Wd Hy -, [Institute in New York an lie Fish, eight years, was electrocuted motte heart him (gronning, ad ‘wont | hired, mt Ket nw. Then they aanesd unt one eeind Canoe fie, MOM Tien, ‘Two works ago a mad dog wi | mine omen : tl toeday by & ive wire while playing in Into his room. i im dying, | til 1 o'clock next morning. és . The ise 3 Dae Pie, SRS . ste other boy was badly ard jp breathed his last as hela Three hours before this the bride haq| doctors give little hope that abe wil | {MTCO cows. ne of the cows icks, | .ex, i Att Une Saleasts)) Anotieh | Boy sae badly WOE ae ore! returned sorrow. to Spuytea Duyvit er, nearly tearing his band. off, 5 the | ney~-Cronerai ger exiwnded burned, while seveyal ha TOW Of 3 ti a Hy ‘4 ‘4 Ahree cows died of hydrophob:: y epiechoa advocating the barse ck Opes,