The evening world. Newspaper, August 28, 1903, Page 8

Teosatin U SEES NO por PARKS, ANN TRUSTS THE WALKING DELEGA The Governor in a Spenoh at the Washington County Fair Calls Them the Natural Busi- ness Development, OPPOSES THE PASSING OF TOO MANY HOSTILE LAWS, i} “It Is Their Right.” He Says. “to }¢ Seoure from Such Attacks 8 Will Produce Uncertainty in Operation.” | BANDY HILL, ST. Ave may | Glee aperch to the farmers the) Washington County Fair to-day wae} largely in eof the truste-a pro. | feet Against hostile togisiation in deat ihe With great combinations of capity! ‘There ® large Attendance and the Governor received an ovation Gov. Odell said in part “Our farming communities only Interested in that which t* concern. We have long «ince oute: the narrow environment of former days and we now recognize that there are/ Outside interests, however slight they! May de, which efther directly or tndt-! rectly have a bearing upon our own futtre and upon our own business rela-| y tions. | “The great commercial centres of the State, in which are formulated anal a given life to those vast industrial con- Ving ving. gerns which are so closely and intl- SSeS a a aM Mately associated with the interests of the people, are of ax much moment to the citizens of the rural districts as ¢ they are to those who reside in the great municipalities. “We can well remember when the policies of the national banks, the tn- @ividual manufacturing concerns and the Fallroads, which penetrate everywhere and bring us into such close associa. | tion with every part of the common- Wealta, were dictated by a few individ- als rateer than by the multitude of Shareholders who to-day control and own their stocks. People Are Actual Partner: * “A great minority of our people are 6-day actual partners ax the holders of these securities. ‘Therefore DIDN'T KNOW-THAT FAIR BATHERS RAN, LEE WAS MARRIED CLOTHING IN TREE News that His Widow Is on Her’ painty Feminine Garments Now Way to New York from France| in Hands of the Police Wait- Surprises His Former Secre-| ing for Their Owners to Call tary in This City. for Them. STOCKS UP WITH COPPER A FEATURE Brokers Have a Brisk Spell in the Market, and Gains Made Are Held Until the Close of Trading. in our — obo “If David Bradey Lee waa a married Sreatment of them the same care #houlll! Co stone improved on the Stock Hix If the two ladies who were in be exercised in their protection as ot gedocdhy, prices advancing steadily |man, and leaves a widow, I am the salpenbnalin (hb lakolet aeneete fhe, Fights ot the individuals, who as while trading was briek for a sgell and | emont surprised young woman in New zen Park last night will call at | gerne, The so-called trusts. “the vast [of u good charactor The scone an the! york, was the declaration of AMis«| Police Headquarters and got thelr aggregation of wealts which is con-|foor was anim and while there} Ff ‘ . 5 3 trolled by. them, representing us they | were tow luree tanned the| Adelaide Samson, a magasine writer, clothes they Mig not be pros: 0 many thousands of people Who] Ty ee ware in ‘Volume. Aa ir-| Who lives. at Ne, 967 Weet Twenty. ecuted for vidlating ¢he park thro frugality have been able to] Oralings nird street, and for several years had ordinance, Associate themselves with tlese enter war opening was immediately fa- y sey ‘The above notice was posted in Police prises, need only such restraint as will] lowed by a rise, the gains belng held|icen the private secretary of Mr. Lee. properly safeguarded the interests of the | throughout and averaging from 1 to 2! Hut the fact is established that a! Headquurters at Hoboken to-day, and Deople, and it ix their rigat thatthe be Mi eine calling herself Mrs, David, behind it there je a tale of blushing paeuitieinecire Site acetate points on the day, Trading fell off in woman ing herself Mrs. vid , Detiiz fill produce temerity, und’ uncertainty | the last hour and closed dull Bradley Lee aafled on the steamship | embarrassment to certain members of ih their operation, — St. Louls from Cherbourg to-day. She ze, \ whose camitarns yiot only affect those! Copper was the feature of the day,| claims that she and Mr. Lee were mar-| Last night as Policeman Charles jut the great body of workingmen who | {t® Strengthlargely Influencing the mar-! ried in London, England, on Aug. %,| Peck was patrolling tls beat in North lepend upon thelr successful operation| ket. ‘The Lewitohns were reported b= 189%, Bergen, he passed through Schuetzen foc chat peaich is neseusary. for 4uDd-| eral buyers of Amalgamated, while Lon- ae Samson learned this fact to-day,| Park. As he approached the lake he Pancreat eee sation, And thelr ad] aon continued to take Anaconda, ‘The'and sald heard splashes and saw two white fig- Of our country hax there been so mach | bullish sentiment on the copper shares. “If Mr. Lee wana married man I was Ures Immed in ghustly Mmht on the Wealth, 90 great prosperity and such| ix partly due to the Idea that the situa-| not aware of it. He had told me that dark waters. Rut the figures saw btm SeOMMON ET Te aris dime etttt] tion in the copper trade has genuinely | he was not, but whether he was mar- first and before he could reach the lake between so-called “eapital and labor] mproved, and partly to the indications ried or was single was not a question, they had verambled out on the bank Which ofttimes threaten results: which|tnat the inside speculative party !#/to interest me overmuch, He had a! And made for the underbrush j mould - he earacceaniey fo inoth, and 2&s| standing behind the market for the cousin living in Meriden, Conn., who Is| Peck, thinking they were two boys, | Motives which dictate the actions of| Stocks, and is ready to encourage @ President of the First National Bank) ave chase, but just as he was bearing those who seek to destroy existing con- of that city, and I belleve that his name down on the fugitives he heard a so- rise whenever opportunities offer. | ditions without presenting a substitute 9 ts Rockwell, I belleve also that the|Prano scream and a ory of: tes A A EAD LL re The short interest was again pro-' indy reported to have called at Dr. ‘You are oo gentleman. A Development of Bunine nounced in the market and caused the| Walker's sanitarlum, where Mr. Lee| Peck turned carmine and his knees “As this subject becomes better un-|%Peculators concern, it still belng eon-/ died, and who represented herself as; Quaked. Soon he was suffering from a} teriMc struggle between duty and em- barrassment. | At last he called out: “If you ladies will go back and get your clothes on 1 won't look.” |. From the underbrush came the trem! ulous reply: “But you must leave the park.” Gerstood we may feel assured that the Deople of our country will accommodate themselves to conditions as they exist, yecognising the fact that they are the inevitable development of modern busi- Ness methods, and by the force and dig- nity of our law compel obedience from (sidered eoeneih rg ot a: mepace his sister-in-law, was in reality a ret- s ative of Mr, Lee, but further than that I cannot say “It is a mistake to say that Mr. Lee was © poor man. If he owed his sister, Amalgamated held its prominence all day, it selling up to 803-8 and closing | at 4984, which was a gain during tle, sion of 13-8 per cen St. Paul was ‘ >| Waldersee, over $0.-| Here Was a stickl Pee! th pf the great interest volved, | 7°"! the Countess von Waldersee, i ickler. Peck knew that ARaiil eventuaiy dacet ive ee eG [up 188 and Union Pacific 114 The | he countess eens tact trots wros and to, fence et pot wa aie rer Hold out inducements even greater than |local tractions closed sirong. Metro-| 1 have been his secretary. for nine! patent. brogch “spec tlly, Jn (nemcotione Pose hich existed in the days of our! poiitan being up 11-2 and Manhattan| vere 4 do not tink Mr, Lee! was a fered. He sought compromise again, "Too often we are told of grtsping|7-®& Metropolitan Securities gained reh man, but he was not impoverished, we: : monopolies. which do not exist. "Tos HT Will hola’ my hands over my often the young men of the country are inclined to believe that the great com- Atchl-| BS and Brooklyn Rapid Transit 1 son and Baltimore and Obilo ¢ | unless Tam gravely in error. Mr. Lee's 1) father was not only @ prosperous whole- This was not enough for the Hoboken Sinations of capital are antagunistic to|o® The Erle issues closed firm, 1-2 (0) caig grocer, but he was a baker a8] ene and before Peck had recov- Ir future and to thelr advancement. |1 1-8 over. [well, and was known as one of this| peared” ae i the Gaye or an oeock i peucceising agitation has at times Caps Sa most successful citizens half alvalled up the reserves and the peck Jed to drastic legislation which hae ac-| Missouri Pacific New York Central,| city’s Was searched with gingerly ‘delieaes lehed nothing in the way of re-| Roading, Pennsylvania, Southern Pacific, | Century ago. but In vain Apa tepsensnd) ‘On the limb of tree the cops found two complete tate jof dainty female attire and forthwith placed it under arrest. The police have but it has served to make capital fs P Sten e 4 and thus retard growth and in the commercial world To the farming communities we are "So far as I know Mr. Lee had but two sisters, One was the Countess von |wwaldersee and the other the Baroness ‘Frisco second preferred and " Con} & Iron cloved up from 3-4 to 1 per f 78. ‘ennesses | z cent. ‘The Steels gained to $nelined to look for that conservative) American Sugar realied a gain of ij Wachter. A slater of his cousin, Mr.|Pomngne Senet has become of the fair Judgment which serves as a balance| point. Canadian Pacific, Chicago! Rockwell, is the wife of a Lieut, Mur. : hey sought. : mates ast, attacks Aus the hot-head- Great Western, Ontario & Wes ray, of tf don, i cal 4, the, fact of yk ed ww petuous, and for a clear un-| People’s Gas Chicago, Rock Isiaud! Mr. Lee's illness to the Countess an derstanding of conditions as ‘yey ac. preferred and the Wisconsin Central ia: | ihe Haronass, but T forgot. to notify TO EDUCATE FILIPINOS. ¢. tually exist. Th is to the sobering In-| hues ahowel fractional gain. | Mrs. Murray. It was purely an over- a merce et thelr action that we Took! “Louisville and Nashville was up -4/ Sigut on Bie euhelwass veon tinued: Mias| New Lace nA i aapiait f Seroristic to our republican torment gan, | and Texas, Pacific and Norfolk and tei Leer nre ate PPropriating $72,000 Iinols Central and Can- Sup Western 1-2 Goen Into Effect, adian Pacific were each 3 MANILA, Aug. 28.—The new-education bill has just become a law. Tt appro prlates the sum of $72.00 to cover the expenses of the first yoar. It further provides that 100 of the best qualified and [heard him say proposed him tor mem fore he (Mr Lee) was. sevent= Ars ol ‘ountess von Waldervee and the sist erpment. that no injury may result, 4 gna that there may ve no hindrance ts @ prosperity of our common country." —$—$———— LONDON STOCKS DEPRFSSED. The total sales of stocks whares and of bonds % The Clo: in New | Steamahip Moltke. 5 joweat and clos Hurope that each nn told that | _ Balkan Situation Affects Market | ,,7° Ji), Daneel. lowest and clon! Mr. Gee was married at the time of hig Sudenta, securing at least 75 per cent ad ‘Although Americans Improve. |! Deeaeeltca le eretealiaiinwe rents : on’ each shia at an annual examina- ° Net eR tara es tion to be held in each seho LONDON, Aug. 28.—Rates for money Mish Low, Clos. Chiiges THE WHEAT MARKET. shall have the privilege of Maurine . et to-day and) Amal. Coprer ...:.. My te WN + A Thited 0 Ne Berane |p he: market, to-day and) tonic aiiee de tt W's + %] While wheat advanced metarially to-| {hited States to complete their educa- discounts were firm. Business on the) (n° susar tion at institutions to-be designated by. ect aechinae (was depressed, owingl ith mk ae day as a result of excessive rains, corn| the Governor. fo the Balkan situation, thougs the| Vm. hes. F. Jeaged of and was dull, Northwest Phe competition is. moreover, limited Peat yew hy a 5 Bees er aenintea iene 0 uipils of public schools and iri tares Gull account AE the alos | uate. & One pts: 3 | markets again led the wheat rise, and) muninos of, from \aixtecn to crente one however, the tone had improvec. Home| | there was covering 1n all markets not-| years of age, and physically sound, | withstanding lower cables, Corn de- There students are requ Fed to take the phate ve ’ | oath of allegiance, promising. with the ,{ Preesion was somewhat gf a surprise to! aoproval of their parents, te faith tune the trade and seemed to reflect liberal! atudy for the full course and ‘apo n Falls sympathized with consols. Americans opened dull and mostly be- Yow parity. Atchison, Topeka and Santa Be and Erie were the weakest, on proft-| (nic Mil gat Poseipte at Chicago, After the intial 5 Chie, MU i ceipts at Chicago, After the initial turning to the Phaippines t opideed chtintectory: wradt Dani ees Mio Deants ve | run. of business bears attacked wheat: Civil Bervice examination Contin y one! ere satlatactory. aad. Ing wiping out the early advance later, {f successful, an appointment une We ithasenrabour and gloved trim \"New York's openipg prices were the Government for a period equals 1 fering the last hour a Wheat—septeneer, 4; December, jing that which they apent. in study. in ome Ssi-s; Maly, 895-8 Cofn—December,| the United States, It Is estimated that ~ CURB STOCKS QUIET. t B18. een ox were: gach, studedt will cont the Government . Met, St. BR Chicago's opent| price vere: annual exclus! oO ¢ transpor- Moc kat, ot Wheatedlay, 88:8 (0 812: September | tence eae bas ai hori t 1-8 to St December, 826-8. Corn: ent a 7 ows a Decline in May, 515-3 i September, 51 to Berean copper: shewe's I inte any WOMAN AND CHILD MISSING. : f° wing prices were: Traneactions uurb were quiet Wh ptember, 8T14 en et today aa Abita Si ainy - bid; Corn—September, | Womun In 80 Years Old, Weighs 250 Rock Ialund pt Sf hy Pounds and Walks on Cratehes ‘Pight decline, The bid and asked prices gf the principal outside securities wer sing prices w NL 1-8; Sourh, Paclfe 1-3) South. Railway Dece Septem ‘The Broolyn police have been asked Bid. Asked. | South) Railway pls. j bid, May, | sit epte SL to look for Mrs. Rhoda Wood, of No. ny a can AT SO TaeDecomber, 50 te May, Gore 82 Baltie street, and Edwin Hen- ae at Texas Pacitc re to 61. nosay, of the Columbia Cottege, Voor- 4 Enis Rertte cose re ey | nees avenue, Bath Beach, both of "8. Leather. ELEVEN ROWN IN SQUALL. | wacm save been missing for two days, GIBRALTAR, Aug, 23,—El: Mrs. Wood is elgity years old, Weighs) 25¢ pounds. Is 4 feet 6 inches tall Walke op crutches acd wearn a plaid Edwin Hennessy is ‘elght -vears old, hae remarka>ly large ears and two toes are from hls lett foot, jards who were engaged in sal on the wreck of the Spanish steamer irurak-Bat, near Tarifa, Spain, fiftewn miles from here, on the Strait of Gio- raltar, were drowned to;day during a @udden egual- 3 Th COSVICTED OF EXTORTION, AS HK AVTEARED UN M18 WAY 10 SING SING AND IN B18 Chilly PARKS IN FELON'S. GARB IN CELL 77 Hair Cropped, Pedigree Record- ed, He Passes His First Night in Sing Sing Prison in Al Adams’s Old Quarters. Sam Parks will do a day's work at Sing Sing to-morrow. It will be the first In many months—the first, indeed, since he gave up his trade as a house- smith, and as walking delegate of his union rode to its meetings in a carriag and lived in style his underlings could not afford. ‘The prison physictana will examine him to-day to determine what character of work he shall be assigned to do. 1t is probable that he will be placed in the mat or brush deparcment. Parks was exceedingly docile after reaching the prison, H's peiligree re- corded, he wus conducted to the bath, and then the prison barber cropped his hair. It would have been hard for his clos- est friends to have recognized him in dis striped suit he was marched as along the corridor im a line of new Drisoners, His cell, No. 77, overlooking the Hudson River, was the one occue pled by Al Adams the first night he spent ln Sing Sing. Mr, Hasset, of Parks’ counsel, was admitted to the prison soon afterward and talked with Parks for an hour, The lawyer said the prisoner was Frente, downcast, for he had thought all along set a certisoate, of reasonable doubt would be granted. % ‘ANS application” for a cértifoate of reasonable doubt was made to-day be fore Justice Sewell in Brookl, B. Eustace, representing Parks. application was made uw the usual stcunds of errors by the Count and_also that the Court had «rred in forcing Patles\on {ilallwntle an application for a change of venue was pending. In is argument before the Justice Mr. Eustace said that Parks had been taken to Sing Sing and had been hur- ried there because tha District-Attor- REY pot gem NOUK Nad gone, 9. the Tombs and told the, Warden. tf. Parks he would wot the ‘newerspare after fice ‘woul 3 ‘after him. Mr. Gray, of the District-Atiorney's staff, opposed the application, ‘There ‘decision. SEVEN DIE OF SCALDS ON OCEAN LINER. North German Lloyd Steamer Neckar Bursts Steam Supply Pipe While at 8 Passengers Safe. man Lloyd steamer Neckar, bound for Baltimore, Md., while off Terschelling (an {sland of the Netherlands in the Worth Sea) yesterday burst her main steam supply ;pipes, which scalded the third an fourth engineers and nm stoke! The vessel is returning here for repairs, According to a despatch recelyed to- day at the offices of the North German Lloyd. Company, in New York, the two engineers referred to in the Hremen deSpatch and! five out of the seven, gtokers scalded died from their injuries, The passengers of the Neckar are al Well and tae stedmer, outside of the barsting of her main steam-supply pipes, is undamaged. THREW HIMSELF FROM HOUSETOP. and Friendless, Samuel David- witz Committed Suicide to End ‘His Sufferings. Suffering from tubereviosis, Samuel Davidwitz committed sutcide to-day by Jumping from the roof of the tenement ®o, 19 Stanton street to the rear yard. He was about forty years old and had nelthee relatives nor friends in this clty. Twice he had beta placed in institu- tions, but refused to remain. Yestenlay a policeman tried to persuade him to to a hospital, but he refused. To-day he was worsé, and dragging himself to the roof ofthe house jumped off. ———_— FOUND A SUICIDE’S BODY. hed Unknown Man Chose Un Bullding in Which to Die. Plasterers gong to work this morning in the unfinished bullding at No, 38 West Fofty-fifth street discovered the dead body of a workingman on the first floor, The man had taken carbollc acid during tie night, The police remove’ the body to the Morgue. There wes no clue to the iden- thy of the suicide, He was apparent!y bout, forty-five pearance serge ault and w pounce, er er LINED TOGETHER “Brown” Taken from Park Ridge, N. J. to Newton Mand. cuffed to the Man at Whose! Instanoe He Was Arrested, | WARRANT OUT FOR WIFE, TOO | Attegea Rioping Couple Arrested on Complaint of Mu band Woman! Deserted, it |e Gad, Leaving} Three Children. | Pane nite Not, Ang tM [and Stee Merry Brow ama he York Clty a few monthe ago Kk part of a dowsle hove on place Brown found am: ployment na oa painter and nie mup-| powed wife worked In a ateam iaundry. | This week mn deputy sheriff arrived in town from Sussex County, @ot an in- | doraement of two warrants from the loca} authorities and started for the house with another man whom he Nh brough with him to identify the couple, ‘The “Browne” were arreated and taken to the railroad atation There the officer linked “Brown” to the fdentifier, and, taking the woman, the four left hy train for Newton, the nty neat of Sussex County ‘The warrants were for the arrest of; the “Browns” on a charge of mind moanor. [t was asserted that Brown's | real name was Denny Gerhart, and that) he comes from Pennsylvania, where he In sald to have a wife and three chit |dren. He went to Newton, where he| became enamored of Mrs “Brown, whore real name ts id to be Mra. Emma MoMickle, and the two went to New York togethor, Iater coming here. | Robert MoMickle, the woman's husoana, jcame here with the oMcer to Identity em. The MoMickies have three children, one of them being a girl of sixteen, who remained with her father when her mother left with “Brown.” Subsequent- ly the mother wrote to her, and by the father’s advice sine came here. pretend- iug to be in full accord with the mother and at she same time keeping the father sted. What she learned will be efore the Suesex County Grand Jury MeMickle said his wife had written | him asking to be taken back and had jreturnel, but stayed with him just a week, when he came back to Park Ridge, acriving here the day before her arrest. Both the accused seem to regard their arrest as a joke. ‘The spectators seemed to be amused at seeing the two “husbands” hand- ouffed together as the party boarded the train. The woman che um indus- triously. 200 CHILDREN LOST IN ONE CONEY DAY, Police Return That Number of Young-| 8 to Their Mothers After a Record Day. Not until to-day did Capt, Dooley and the Coney Isiand police get rid of the last of thelr assortment of more than 200 lost children, rounded up on the island yesterday and last night. A South Brooklyn tradesman gave tickets to all the amusements in Steep! chase Park, at Coney Island, yester- | day, giving to all who called and asked |for them. The result was that there | were more women and children at Coney Island yesterday than the police remember ever having seen there before At 2 o'clock in the afternoon the iost children commenced to come to the station. Soon !t took squads of police- men to round them up, and then the wagon had to make trips, taking twenty and thirty ohildren at a time to the tion. Then the weeping mothers commenced to arrive, and the station soon decame a sad place. When there were one hun dred lost children in the station sever ofiicers were detailed to assist the tron, The children were lined up and! the mothers passed down the lines, se- lecting thelr own, “here never were so many women and children here since I have been nd,” said Capt. Dooley. “Women were sitting around this st tlon-houne all the time after 2 o'cl —hundreds of them. We have had more than 200 lost children here. Be- sides the lost children were women who. came down with friends, became separ- ated and then could not’ get home with. out financial aid, Taken aitogether, 1 do not recall a day In my experience axa policeman that has been filled with more real hard work." EXPLOSION AT BROADWAY FIRE. Shattered Plate Gl. Is Blown Into Street from Cutlery Store Front. ‘The lttle old three-story .orick bulld- ing at No, 300 Broadway, nestling be- tween two skyscrapers and built back in the early part of the last century, was set on fire by an explosion in the basement just before daybreak to-day, and the danger to the surrounding modern structures was so imminent that two alarms were sent for the Fire De- partment, . R Sperry & Alexander occupy tne bulld- ing with a cutlery, fire-arms and sport- irg-goods stock, The explosion, tho cause of which is not known, blew the plate-glass windows into Broadway and the flames shot out into the street. Active work on the part of the firemen confined the fire to the first floor and basement. The damage waa ‘estimated at $1,000, but might reach more, — THE COTTON MARKET. ‘The cotton market opened firm to-day with prices 3 to 11 points higher. Sep- tember was up 11 points and later op- tions about half as much. The incentive was unexpected bullish cables, while it was understood there would be August notices issued, they wére expected to be stopped and therefore exerted little ef- fect on the market. There was a slight rally after the call. The 0) Pricea were: Au eptember, 11.20 bid; lovember, 10.19 bid; De: January, 10.18 of- 10.16 offered; . March, toper, 10,49. bo Novemb: to 10.23; a | December, to 10.18; Jaauar: 17; February, . 10.15 to FN aaa SOFT COAL SMOKE Board of Health Causes the Arrest of an Engineer and) Fireman of the Harlem Rail- way for Violating Law OTHER TOWNS JOIN WAR, Commut Complain of the Fuel Which Obecuree the Landscape and Fille Thele yee with Cinders The ft 1 .w on ‘ * rons” Vie nmanet aoa! enn amok aod It proposes (0 arrant enet hee he Harlem and New Haven r 4 Whe Ke Rott cond While paw ne through that seotion Siepe are alwo to taken by the Authorities tn Mount Vernon, White Pininy and other towne along the Har. Jem and New Haven ratiroads to com- pel the corporations to abate the soft- ConL eMoke nulaance As the remult of the action of the Bronx Hoard of Health a policaman boarded an engine on the Harlem Railé road to-day and arrested an engineer and hie freman, ‘The hearing waa pet for to-morrow in the Harlem ( the Harlem Ratiroad will hav present. For a long time the tera have been complaining about the use of soft coal, aa the smoke and cin- ders fil the cars. Se of passengers have been forced to go to doctors to have cinders removed from their eyes. A BABY FIREBUG IN EAST NEW YORK. Fire Marshal Flynn Trailed Him by His Pinafore, but Has Made No Arrest as Yet. Fire Marshal Flynn har been investi- gating several mysterious fires that oc- curved in the home Frederick §. Hyde, a broker. of No, 154 Logan street, East New York, and has discovered that the incendlary is a five-year-old boy Througs the subtle uses of inductive logic, Fire Marshal Flynn revealed a desperate character tn the person of this baby. Sleuthing about, he learned that the pinafore of the youngster was seen about the neighborhood of Mr, Hyde's home at qgproximately the time the fires started.” There was much of deep mystery in the movements of the Infant. He was once seen with a burnt match In his hand. Again, he waa seen standing by a bon fire, and to cap the climax of dreadful suspicion, It was learned from the nurse who washed him that the grime of smoke was found upon his smudgy face and hands one day when he returned from play. Fire Marshal Fiyan has made a de- talled report of the case, but he has not decided to hail the culprit from the nursery to the criminal bar. WEALTHY WOMAN DROWNS HERSELF, ‘Wife of Alexander Winton, of Auto- mobile F. ne, Had Been II) Several Mon: CLEVELAND, Aug. 28.—Mrs. Alex- ander Winton, wife of the President of the Winton Automobile Company, com- mitted suicide early to-day by’ throwing herself into the lake. Mrs. Winton had been in ill health for veveral months, She arose from her bed arly towlay dure ing the temporary absence of her nurse and disappeared. Subsequently Mra. Minton's body was recovered from the lake, FRAU WAGNER NOT COMING. Denies She Is to Produce “Parai- fal’? in New York. BERLIN, Aug. 28.—Frau Cosima’ Wag- ner, replying to an inquiry on the sub- Ject, telegraphed to-day from Bayreuth that she and her opera company will not produce ‘Parsifal" In America, as reported from New York. — DELEGATE FOR ALASKA, SDATTLE, Wash., Aug. 2%.—Senators Dillingham, of Bermont; Burnham, of New'Hampshire; Patterson, of Colorado, and Nelson, of Minnesota, comprising the Senatorial party which’ went North two months ago to investigate Alaskan needs, have arrived here. They will not favor a territorial form of government for Alaska at this time, but they think that Alaska should have a delegate in Congress. Author of Northern Georgia the young man’s character,*and the full of the wit, philosophy, quaint known througtr “Abner Daniel.” Begins Next Monday. Sieh Complete in Substitute (Published by Harper & Brothers) By Will N. Harben «Abner Daniel,” HIS is a good, clean story of the fortunes of an inhabitant of Although of humble birth, he has a natively fine character. He is adopted by an old man who desires to atone for, ‘a past sin by so educating and training George that he ma. his moral substitute in the eyes of Providence, Finally, interest centres in a love aff Pore eg ores - THA WORLD) FRIDAY EVENING, ACGUNT %, toum, ‘HER "HUSBANDS" \BRONX FIGHT ON WOMAN CHILD ~ BEATER CAUGHT | - . Mrs, Kate Lally, of Tottenvitte, S. |, Found Mrs, Hurley Pune loting Mer Little Son with @ Broomstick. MANY YOUNGSTERS HAVE COMPLAINED TO PARENTS Declared a Woman Had Seized and Beaten Them and Show- ed Bruises to Confirm Their Stories--Warrant Out for Her A warrant waa lemued to-day by Mage intrate Cronk, of Staten Island, for the arrest of a Mra, Hurley, of Totten- ville, on @ charge of assault. The com Piainam in Mrs, Kate Lally, of Totten- ville, who asserts thet Mrs Hurley beat seven-year-old Thomas Tally witt & broometick untit he was unicomsstous, end that she had beaton other chil- dren in Tottenvilie, The Lally chil ia anid to be tn a serious conditon. All through the summer Tottenville obtidren have complained to thet parents that they have been setzed by @ woman and beaten, The children dis played bruises and cuts indicating the truth of their stories. It got to such @ stage that a reign of terror existed tm the little settioment and no childrem were allowed out after dark. Fi Mra. Lally, whose husband {s em ployed in the, terra-cottn works of Staten Island, was busy about her house yesterday afternoon when she hoarg ber boy screaming in the back yard Upon investigation she found the little’ fellow iying on the ground, she says, and Mrs, Hurley standing over him beating bim with a broomstick. Mrs. Lally told the Court that whem went tO the rescue of her son ste fought off by Mrs, Hurley, who wielded the brooinstick untll it was broken. Neighbors, attracted by the sound of the aiiercation, finally suo- ceeded in ejecting Mrs. Hurley fromm the yard Mrs. Lally picked up her child and carried him into the house. He wae unconsclous ani covered with bruises. A doctor was fummoned and was cone pelled to remain in attendance upon the boy all night. Not until this morning did he pronounce the little fellow oug of danger. It will 3 some time, Mz ‘Laily says, before he will be able to g around. According known Mr: to Mrs. Lally she hee Hurley for a long time and there was no reason why vag woman should have assaulted the boy. Mrs. Lally says that Mra. Hurley {s the in who hae been waylaying and ing the children of Tottenv! A policeman was sent to. 8: warrant, and children who hay plained io their pa be called to the police station at Sta- pleton to see if they can identify the accused woman, HOTELKEEPER HELD ON BIGAMY CHARGE. Wife for Fourteen Years Causes H! Arrest When She’Learns o” Another Woman, Pillip Cooney, thirty-eight years of a hotel-keeper at Hy raigned before Justice Clowes at stead, L, I, to-day on a charge of bigamy and iheld {tn $1,000 ball for w hearing next Wednesday. The charge 1s made by Mary Moore, who alleges that he married her fourteen years ago. and that she has Glscovered {hat four months ago he married a girl living im Bast New York. Be. er CATHOLICS ELECT OFFICERS. State Convention of Mutual Benefif Association Enda, OGDENSBURG, N. Y., Aug. 23,—Ta thind triennial and fourteenth conven tion of the Grand Council of the Cath- olic Mutual Beneflt Association of the State of New York closed a four days’ session here to-day. The following officers were elected! Grand President, Thomas F. McAvoy of New York; First Vice-President Daniel Sheehan, of Elmir: President, Secretary, ‘Treasurer, falo Virgil J. Essel, of Utiea; Award “Ryan, of Syracus John L. Schewarly, of B ‘Marshal, John Cooney,’ of New Guard,’ James A. neay, q ; Chancellor, John J. Hynes, Buffalo; Trustees, Rey. W. J. MeMad, of Medina; Charles McDonough, of But ‘falo; William F. Quinn, of Troy; Kelly, of Buffalo, and Charles Head, of | Rochester, | Representatives, to the Sie in, of Bt ‘4 preme Council, Jeremian > falo; Thomas Murphy, of Syracuse, an | William A. Lorhey, of Newburg. Yonks ers was chosen for the next convention, ‘three years hence. S « Westerfelt,”” Etc, Nee Hence the ir that has a noteworthy effect on end is a happy one. This story is humor that made the author well ' r in Eyening World. Six Days. A } ,