The evening world. Newspaper, September 28, 1903, Page 9

> THE WORLD Ee ee ee Se ne COADJUTOR FOR BISHOP POTTER Episoopal Diocesan Convention , to Be Held Wednesday Ex- pected to Seleot an Associate Bishop for New York Diocese. MANY NAMES MENTIONED. Rev.William Grosvenor, of the Church} of the Incarnation, Is Strong Fa- vorite and Will Probably Be Chosen for the Office. Although Bishop Henry C. Potter has @xpressed no desire for an assistant, it fs thought likely that the principal work of the Eplscopal Diocesan Con- vention, which meets Wednesday in the Chureh of the Heavenly Rest, will be the election of a coadjutor bishop for the New York Diocese. Bishop Potter has heretofore always astoutly maintaind that he was equal to the work of the diocese, but It is no Jonger a question of physical endur- ance. The business of the diocese has ‘own so great that one man cannot even keep up with the work of Episco- pal visitations. It is expected that this matter will be raised in the dlo- cesan convention and the selection of the coadjutor will then be made. Among the clergymen who have deen mentioned as likely to receive votes in the convention are Rev, David Greer, rector of St. Bartholomew's; Rev, Dr. Huntington, of Grace Church; Rev. William Grosvenor, of the Church of the Incarnation; Rev. Wilford Lash Robd- bins, Dean of the General Theologival Seminery; Rey. George Martin Chris- tlan, of the Church of St. Mary the Vir- gin, and Rev. Percy Stickney Grant. Dr. Greer probably would not accept the place were it offered to him. He hag el-! ready refused the Bishopric of Western Massachusetts and his parishioners would oppose his leaving them, Dr. Huntington is regarded as too old for the coadjutorship, and Dr, wm though he will have many support 4a not expected to win, as he represen! the advanced ritualistic wing. Dr. Grosvenor 1s a strong favorite an‘? Will doubtless have Bishop Potter's sup- port, The Rt. Rey. Lucien Lee Kinsvly- Ing, Bishop of Southern Brazil, who wag @ well-known New York pastor, is also prominently mentioned for the place. The choice of the convention will be Tuled by the laity, as they have a strong voting representation. BING, SHE CLEARS MURDER MYSTERY Mrs. Andrews Tells of Her Part in the Killing of a Bridegroom Eighteen Years Ago for Not Marrying Her. JASPER, Ind., Sept, 28.—Mrs. Nelli Andrews, formerly Miss Nellie Conrad, made a confession just before her death yesterday which clears up the mystery connected with a tragedy that in 185 caused much excitement in Southern Indiana. Stanford Freeman, a young farmer of this county, was called to his gate by two men and two women the night be- fore he was to have been married, und after a scuMe he was found by his in- fended bride with several wounds from Knife and with his skull fractured in weveral places, He died without reveal- ing the identity of his assalant, who had ridden swiftly away. Mrs, Andrews sald yesterday that she Was one of the party which visited Freeman, that one of the men who was present is dead and that the other {s In the Tennessee State Prison. A woman who accompanted them, e sald, ‘and ho disappeared several years ago, was fmurdered because of fear lest she be- jWay the others. | Mrs. Andrews said that she was in love with Freeman and that one of the pees was in love with Freeman's in- jtended wife, When they went to the kau that night, pete demanded that Conrad at once, ‘hen he refi idea he was stabbed and ten, re No suspicion ever rested on any of the four. MISSED PURSE IN THEATRE, Has Two Sisters Arrested— Charged Them hb Thett. Mrs, Elisabeth Hendroson, twenty-six years old, of No. 516 East Eighty-sixth twenty-two years old, of No. 517 East ighty-sixth street, were paroled >y ‘Magisrate Flammer in the Yorkville “Court to-day on a charge of petty lar- Sony until to-morrow. 8” OF OOHY ine [3 q avenue, in th Proctor's oratty-s nt} turde: ‘bea vi yefirs found in Mrs, Hendroson's ‘Dhe aisters denied the helt, that there was anoi oman int! dresa! mben they were. The ais- ters were then paroled, Lig Gen uaroeon sald that her husband @ Good salary and always car~ Tied considerable honey i AMBITION LED TO SUICIDE. Man W! Ended His Life Identified as Hermann Heidemann. The, body of the suicide found last week in Fisher's Hotel, on First street, was identified to-day as Hermann Heide- mann, of No, 9 East Second street. Heldemann came from Berlin not long; ago with ambitions for material a vancement, which he thought this coi Ge Sheed tile Cones try would grey, acceens 1 faint); “position end veaithe} but he i left the 3 world Li hy Me Hew. a determined ti Ay & low ere last aol ay Miedo a het Fisher's Hotel and ‘wired a | Th 0.61 1-2, betng well in hand all the treet, and her sister, Miss Louisa Getty, Will ‘THREE CLERGYMEN most PROMINENTLY MENTIONED AS COADJUTORS TO BISHOP POTTER. DWNYER'S HORSES IN WELSH'S HANDS Depletion in Training Division at the Gravesend Track Owing to the Heavy Shipments to Morris Park. (Special to The Evening World.) GRAVESEND, N. Y., Sept. 28—The weather was bright and crisp during the galloping hours, but last night's rain came down in torrerits, converting the track into a very muddy condition. Anything on the fast side was out of the question, ‘The exodus to Morris Park has caused a depletion in the training division quar- tered here, This morning Trainer Gra- ham shipped his steeplechaser Judge Phillips to Morris Park to fulfil his en- gagement in the Champion on the sixth day andthe October, to be decided on the tenti day. i The P, J. Dwyer ‘horses. were this morning turned over to Trainer Thomas Welsh, who will have them in .chargo for the future, Among them are Knight Errant, who was purchased on Saturday out of the Ke€n@.sale;"Merry Acrobat, Sherod, the full brother to Major Datn- gerfleld, and/Sir Carter. Welsh Works His Horses. Trainer Welsh sent his new charges along, .breezing Sherod and Knight Er- rant together a half-mile through the sloppy going in 55 seconds. Hurstbourne, of the same trainer's string, was sent along one mile, -breez- ing all the way, in 1.52. About the best move made during the morning was shown by Irene Lindsay, ho stepped over the half-mile ground Journey. Hoston Stable Out. The Boston Stable’s New York II., Royal Pirate dnd Tom O'Day were sent along to slow galloping exercise and breezed a quarter through the stretch in 28 1-2 seconds. McGivney sent Candling one and one- eighth miles in 2.05. Alforten, of the Bennett lot, galloped five furlongs in 1,10 2-5, Doggett's Hydrangia was sent six fur- longs in 1.80 Holland's Bob Murphy stepped three in 0.44, reuriews's Alberta worked a half mile in st advocate was sent along six fur Loi i in 1.27, wold ‘pome galloped five furlongs In 1a MAY PARADE IN SILENCE, CHICAGO, Sept. 27,—Instead of with rag-time tunes, patriotic airs and other suitable musical accompaniments the Centennial parade to-night may have to march in silence. Tho union musicians have announced that they will have no part in this big feature of the celebration if the United States Marine Band is elven a place in it. ‘An official protest was sent to Wash- ington last week by the national officers pF the American Federation of Music. jans and the excutive heard of the loca’ untons sent @ similar communication to the Centennl 1 Committe. The latter ‘will meet this morning to take tana action. paral haile) the coinmittee in a in Marine. Band ts coming from Washington to participate in the cere- monies, and just how the committee be able to use it without offending the union musicians it Is unable to per- ceive. In refusing to participate in the exercises if the Mar! jand part, the unionists are ‘Obeying heir national constitution, brovl Jiges a fine of $0 for every member ho participates In a public demonstra- {ion fowhich an enlisted band plays a. Cars Burned. LANCASTPR, Pa, Sept. 28—Fire early yesterday destroyed two’ alee, cars of the Welsh Bros.’ circus at Long Island Railroad, NEW HORSE ACTOR HURTS MISS EARLE She Wears a Velvet Gown for a Preliminary Rehearsal for “Sergeant Kitty” and Brings About Disaster. Rehearsals of “Sergeant Kitty." the musical comedy in which Virginia Earle is shortly to make her stellar debut, will proceed without the pres- ence of that sprightly young woman for a couple of days. During that time Miss Earle will remain within the con- fines of her apartments at the Ven- dome and make lavish use of arnica, witch hazel, etc. It was all on account of a horse—a horse that once seemed destined to shine in the glare of the footlights and the calctuin, But now! Not if Miss Earle knows it. Incidentally, Miss Earle learned that it is bad poliay to wear velvet gowns and picture hats {n a stable, In one of the s¢enes of "Sergeant Kitty" the star {s booked to make her entrance on horseback. Manager George White applied to Martin J. Potter, who furnishes éducated equines for stage use. Potter notified White yesterday morning that be had found an animal that seemed fitted for the part, and Miss Earle and her manager adjourned to Potter's stable, Nos. 156- 158 East Twenty-sixth street, The actress was attired in a picture hat and a yelvet gown. The horse was led out for inspection and evidently be-| came excited over the gorgeousness of | the actress's attire. He stood up on| his hind feet, kicked a few times and then, before Miss Earle could get out | of the way, swung quickly around and Knocked her down, Potter jerked the animal away before he could trample on the prosirate star, and White sprang to assist her to her feet. Miss Earle figures her Injuries as follow: ‘One rulned yelvet gown. One picture hat destroyed. One sprained wrist Several bruises on “the right shoulder and hip. INVALID DROWNS HERSELF. Crazed by Pain, Jamaica Woman Seeks Relief in Death. Mad from pain aad illness, Mrs. Mary Crawford, the handsome wife of George Crawford, a mvssenger employed on the arose from her bed early to-day and drowned herself in a pool In the rear of shes home, No. 458 Fulton street, Jamaic ire, Crawford trad heen ill for, months with an abscess on the ling. She was told yesterday that her condition was + a CALLS SANDWICH A MEAL. Magintrate Breen Lays Down Rule in Excise Canen. A policeman from the Mulberry Street Station went into the Occidental Hotel, Bowery and Broome street, yesterday, ordered a sandwich and a glass of beer and when he got {t arrested the walter. Court to-day Lawyer Henry Goldsmith appeared for the waiter, and to him the policeman admitted that he was served with a Magistrate Breon was angry, “I have made a rule in such cas In the Cent sandwich. the Magistrate ing to stick to a higher court. to order a meal, mind a meal. ‘The case was —<—— Joker, Crasy Woman or Appar! WILKESBARRE, re Street declared, “and I am go- it until Tam reversed by Unless the person an- nounces he does not want anything to eat he is entitled to be served with a drink under the supposition he intends A sandwich is in my dismissed.” Pa., Sept. Joker, a demented woman or an ap- parition, clad in white, is frightening the people in Courtdale, near here, and several residents have gone gunning for tt, has been seen for the last four nights, and some young men who have} been trying to catch it say that ft van- jehes after being pursued to a dark place. &4H ST. ea! improved and that recovery was Sontaia, "ahe and her husband, talked unit 1 ane last night and then re- ed. Crawford, missed his wite, shortly be- foro daylight this morning and began search for her. He called neighbors, to his ald and her dead tody dis- Covered at the bottom of the pool. CANNON’S TWO RECORDS. PROVIDENCE, Sept. 28—George ¢. Cannon ts now the holder of two world’s records for steam automobiles. At Nar- Pca Park he cut ane i Falle record, to 1.01, and putt! sures for les at 5,56 8-5, 82-5 ecsee below the old record held by himself, i AUTO CLUB ON RETURN TRIP. BOSTON, Sept. 28.—After a stay of forty-eight hours in this city as the guests of the Massachusetts Automobile Clubs, the members of the Automobile Club of America to-day took up their feturn journey to New York. Although there were eighteen machines bringing the visitors. thirt; machines in line when seventeen vehicles havi donville, this county, where the show is in winter quarters. Col. Welsh was overcome by smoke anf ‘had a narrow escape. Tho loss 1s $10,000. f substitute on the un HUNYADL {/l\ 4 hie eh ie nile) Beware of Unscrupulous Druggists who endeavor to palin off an inferior and often harmful ispecting public,’ Always ank. for ANOS-—not s want the dest gatur; ative waterknaqwn to the world ' mrbled va nia anere a eee was to | “4 nigh n= morme, left the fon In dad condition and fast time wast expected, for. my pany Sa than W 8D Panis Rpt chiens L. Douglas shoes, ditng,"t fecalre mere vluo £3.50 SHOE Wise Testimony of the Wearers Sve Deae "ghooa is Oosalualve and ook and easy fitting. ands ells Sore o men's other manufacturer in the Sorta: imply Hunyadi—when you 3. A | ee ee See eee cel eee eet ee een ir BOAT CAPSIZES, MAN 1S DROWNED, | His Companion Is Rescued by the Crescent Athletic Club’s Janitor, Who Plunges from a Float Into the Narrows, Sarvo Stuviallo, of No, street, and 8, Batalo, Sixty-ffth strest, 87 who Brooktyn, were cap- sized to-day while rowing across the Narrows. Batalo viallo was rescued by the janitor of the rescent Athletic Club, whose club- house faces the channel. James Brennan, the rescuer, was on the float of the athletic club when his attention was called to two men floyn- dering in the bay. He swam to their ald at on ut when he reached them Batalo, exhausted, could keep up no longer. Stuviallo was brought ashore, Tho two. ten were returning to the dreds Hughes Brothers & Bangs, doing Government work Inthe orfannel They had on board the small n Jot of supplies for the laborers. Wy" boat capsized, and then they tied to swim to the’ shore, but the distance was too great for them. President BY AN EMINENT AUTHORITY. The eminent source from which the pre- scription for Father John’s Medicine — origi- nated is a suf- ficient guarantee of its value, In the fifty years since it was pre- scribed for the late Rev. 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