The evening world. Newspaper, February 12, 1904, Page 4

THE WORLD: FRIDAY SVENING, FEBRUARY 12, 1904, LAWSON DORE UNCLE SAM TAKES WARNING.|GHED FROM RIVER, [PAVEY'S STRANGE 1S SET ASIDE: ioe ‘} FLED FROM DOCTOR) © TALE OF MURDER pal ther, , an BOATS MES: FOR MNES! John Lupo Fell Into the Ice| Capt.Langan’s Interest Aroused’ Wife Wins Suit Against Hus- Pack, but Was Rescued as| Until Visitor Produced Chec band, but Question of Cus-| + *| the Tide Was Carrying Him| for Millions Made Out-in Lead tody of Their Two Children) Away. Pencil. Must Be Determined Later. % RAN WHEN AMBULANCE CAME! "HEN PSYCOPATHIC:. WARD. JURY BELIEVES SHE IS } VICTIM OF COLLUSION. | Declared that Wife and Daughter Were in Imminent Danger and) Talked of Visits to Prominent Men in This City. Shouted as Loudly Against Being Taken to a Hospital as He Did When Hé Was on the Ice Appeal- ing for Aid. Defendant’s Lawyer Moves to| Have Verdict Set Aside on the | 1904, Leap Year ri , > A well-dressed young man, flowery of Ground that Preponderance of : John Taipo fell into the tee pack In|speech «nd given to athabit of cclantn: “Get the Habit.” Evidence Favors Client. : the East River to-day at the foot of jing, called,on Capt. Langan at Police id il : Stanton street. Tho ude carried the | Headquarters to-day and requested that floating cakes in a steady flow and be-lthe police find his wife and daughter, 4 4 tween two small-sized bergs Lupo found | who, he auld, “are somewhere in this #4 t a. temporary resting place. RAGE Ie being ruthlessly murdered.” “It was some time before I found that he was suffering from’n dignified hallu- uid Capt, Langan, “he used | | ‘The shock of fhe cold water acted on Lupo's lungs and vocal organs, No sooner had he atruck the river than very one working on the clty barge Victory at the hands ‘of the jury fore whom her case to set aside the divorce granted to her h nd ter minated Jast night. The sealed verdict When opened to-day by order of Jus- eination,” such choice language and explained his ¢ tice Rich in Part VI. of the Supreme with him knew of his plight. But #0] contradictor alata " Gourt in Brooklyn siiwwed that ‘the f awitt was the tide that Lupo was aoon| “when he entered mp, moe es. 10, clean out our entire winter stock of men’s and boys 8 ary did not believe that Mrs. Lawson | carried out of reach of his friends, mov-|eemed suddenly to break ax he bowed | SUits and overcoats. We DON’T PROPOSE to “carry over,’ ’ whick vy. Was indiscreet in her relations with one Gabler and cne Leboyteaux, but did| find, much to the happiness of the Plaintife wife, that there was collusion ing toward the fron pier at the foot of ti! is broad forehead brushed the| Means tied-up’ money and shop-worn goods. We bo PROPOSE to Rivington street 100 feet away. The tux | ne Waterfront, owned by the +) Was |v tled up there, and Willlam Kock and jthree y SS Yr. He sald that his*name was Pu-| help ourselves-and benefit youby selling you thesé goods at big bargains, Charles Pavey, that he was thirt rs old and-ageneral agent cor, Men’s Trousers. Overcoats, 7:5% Ss Gh the part of somebody by which her | Has Edward Martin, sailormen, heard the the United States Fidelity and Casualty | husband, William M. Lawson, obtained | iM ie nit | crowd shouting to them'to do something | Company, i "| A new extra Pair will help your _ Men’s and youths’ Overcoats, in- Hie divorce in what thud proved to be Wy yh fon Lue: "1 am looking for’ my wife andjold suit through until spring, ‘This is ¢luding belt coats and our famous Skib ee ee tie anton , 3 ‘ Wi iy ‘As Lupo, almost insensible from the| daughter," he said, ‘who have/the last call to-our: sale -of $4 and $5 bereen Frieze Overcoats, a good assort @'This verdict now virtually sets astde |< Wi ” axl cold, shot by the tug, the top part of] strayed somewhera in the wilds of thts|worsted trousers, all sises, ment of sizes and patterns left in eact divorve decree obtained by Lawson, | {| WA fd hin body kept up by the ice, Kock and | great city and are now belng ruthlessly | 30 to $2 waist up-to 36,in: GAH, 5 Sore All overcoats that $y 50 the question of the custody of the f i Martin speared his clothes with their] :murdered, I hope you will be kind! seam, 250 pair Tele tiveach 2: were $15 and $12 are 7 / pig toe ona pel Tal bebe a | Wi tf | boat-hooks and pulled him aboard Ca to pasar stich ae treatment | store....... Tawebuteate { h | : | As Lupo was helped on the wharf an| Of them, As I have ail the money in C : the granting of the decree, must be de- WV Hi ainbulance of the Gouverneur Hospital| the world you need not feel, constrained Men’s Suits, 310. Boys’ othes, érmined by another proceeding. 4 The case of the Lawsons has at-|¢ fed wide attention, Mrs. Lawson pretty and attractive, She formerly] | was a Miss Morrison with her parents at No. n street, husband & fine house on President Street, and subsequently became socl ally, well known at uth Beach and Linerty, N.Y. Wife Charges When her husband, who is the reputed on of the millionaire ‘ute manufacturer, William Lawson, of No, 4 Whithhall da divorce and was giver the children, Mrs. Law atshe was the victim « came along to take him to the hospital. | to economy.’ 4 SU1TS—Russian and Sailor supo took one look at the wagon, He} ‘Dhen he produced a bundle of checks| These are decided bargains. Blouse, Norfolk and 3-piece Suits, in al eran die nitatied by a thousand | (2% Several million, dollars. Most of! Choice of our regular stock of fall (me- colors'and patterns, comprising Prope | " p these checks w made cut In lead) dium) and winter (heavy) weight fancy suits for boys from 3 to 16—and Over. he shouted] pencil, He told me that he had gone! suits, every size, double and single coats, Russian, military and box styles, ir the pore to the Fifth Avenue Hotel to confer) breasted, in many neat pat- $ 1 0 cheviots and friezes- es 3 52. 50 Ss ——— SS ——— ne, no—no- trying to H tor Platt, Senator Pavey and | terns—suits that were $20,818, to 16, Suits and Overcoa 1 about finding his daughter. | $16.50 and $15 are yours for. were $3.95 and $4.95, now.. jdeavored to cngage a suit —__ + of rooms for the interview, but the nowet|Get the Habit. Sale Starts Saturday Morning. © Go tc MAY BE FIRE VICTIM. people did not Hike his money and re- 4 fused to take ft. e ‘ rs Way to Fac-|. “I told them T could make them any } | Haldwin Last Seen on Way “ jkind of money they wanted,” sald Mr. tory that Was Barned, Pavey, ‘but they some how doubtea | George Baldwin, nineteen years old, tiny word.' is home, at No. ai? Palmetto’ Avior the interview Capt. Langan eatied |279 Broadway. FOUR CONVENIENT — 211 and 219 Sixth Ave. Brqoklyn,, last ee aD ae up Dre of Bellevue Hospitat, | 47 Cortlandt St. “STORES. 125th Street, 3d Ave. or heard of since by any , ES 22 and asked if Mr, ey could be accom, ——_-- -- he time tut he was going modated there, Dr. Packer told the, ti Halts dee pee apuain pil his visitor ulong. As he MELA sad Mee ut Police Headquarters he | re A| bowed very low and suid to Cupt, Lan- | sult to hurning. build P' ned t Meverward ake realized that aie | GOOD AND AND PLENTY STOPS AUTOMOBILE * Reurel 1s be cand did Re ae ee WM, VOGEL & SON. been made the victim of 1 "| % ruins. ome cay. you will stand beside mo. one He Turoeeade AFFAIRS IN SHIPE FOUN) DEAD IN HALLWAY, [fg ,publle platform when I expount The ranks of the $11.75 Suits and hich have Just resulted au s.stis 7 stan unidentified Man found 2nd It the boat does not run off: the faetorily to her it he aes een aiea a towers, | tack we wil arrive in the Broad street Overcoats: ‘have been recruited from ‘Mra, Lawson was dramatic station at 114 L Storey to. aoe aa Payment rhe Insurance Claims “In an il -Advied Moment He Mounted poloanedn Takes Seat Ke a het elanits SET cath ott ah Ca higher up. More broken sizes of $25, Helps Financial Outlook and Went to a Social Function at hy Chauffeur, Ordering Him § $22, $20, $18 and $i5 Suits and {Me Laat al More 1 Veron Things Heppne. | Sats vay at Fe Spe, SAMU EL YARNELL, fe" "si.-75 » LABOR LEADER, es o. O ot that. direction turhed without th , tetting up the He bled e plaintint | a Ho hair to rese RWhen, the verdict was read to-day ——— waon's lawyer moved have the Mr. Peewee, the great ttle man, went vad that |- At a confer-'tn person to the Hnaymakers’ Barn | When ‘Thomas MeGowan, cha for Henry MeAleenan, of Wok CORT ee at ata e Garks Union TM | xixty-niath street, wns arraigned to- Our Concave Closerittink. \a ‘onitnit- > night, and, as they say on ‘A i iy ¥ NX . Collar Sets. Med that no call would | the Bowery, he got hls |day In the Harlem Court, the technical’ — Cured of Kidney Disease by Warner’s Safe Cure. AAs ua CSUR CKtNTGeS cana: r-| To-day Iie face Iuoky tke a plate of [SHAPES wRatnat him was exceeding the ‘ourt chapters before reaching. the distressed situation ¢ eamed clams and ecvalai hari dl limit in his owner's automobile | “ Pasi,“ maners ot hapters before reaching’ & | the distressed situation ine miei cla mia anit at antervadsiwelanuCc HT cauited (Holicemtal Wines caeula Mr. Yarnell Is a Leading Light in the he fire. t nike Jem ol na honrse, un- % It it be found necessary ; the | natural vole Hike to have substituted a charge of at-| Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners — Has Represented His Union at Five Con- ventions— He Talks About “Safe Cure," more is gradually + is resting | municipality will float a loan to meet| If you don’t see Mr, Poeweo walking |{¢mpting to kidnap a policeman. J all need: Jaround bossing things on the street for | McGowan was taking his employer, A signal proot.of the fact that Hattl. | couple of three’ days you wilt know two Lidies and a man through the east- wn driveway of Central Park yester- nditions was strit trates ‘The trouble with Mr. Peewee was that day when Brace asserts they started on. aay bythe cra banks are in thelr te f ut y| His dictates were reasonable until he |The policeman pat spurs to his horse , was introduced to applejack. a at of the machine, 1 do not claim ¢ he wanted to ran the ball, |a mad pace of seventeen miles an hour, ters at the banking ho: Cure’ ts a. tour ne ait aupplled) with tundsito meet Mr, Peewee did not know the deadty|™ Brought the auto- KY ’ Mreely admit that {t has Penne ” *Imobile to a nd was told by the £ demand payrolia and for effects, of Vinton nit apple randy. bata that fe wasrundecrarrest ce | a my i,feas Se Che e ral (ia of those who have] He flooded himself with ft Mr cAleenan and his triends | a jobert Uaton, ‘c Chef in Down-, ‘\" mi deposit, Hundreds of de: | ‘then ho reviled a stock feeder of se-| {lik ted ruaram the aR uvere tae Rae every one wh . ere it eo bal arly to-jcaneus, who made a hole he bae Heolet Nias aea cai | j 2 ‘ from “It knows, : Vi town Restaurant, Takes Car- » ns W aut the banks earl us, who made a hole in the back ott took his seat beside! wholly unfite a man tor Mis day with checks ¢ presented, and of his neck with the point of an um- ee fala te. Ko | 2 work. At first one does not } i i «il were promptly cashed. On next brella hth street stu- 2 M fp recognize the sympt + tf bolic Acid, but the Cause of BIARIAa LHe Wee dlan cleatinss tll ‘Alia Beare Kina Gauponl Allin up| and ti vara wing | ‘ rane date, vit goes the Act Is a Mystery. | gin und general banking operations will|the hole with applejacts u wide open ina puabing prin jealthily | sapping Je resumed, ' | Ils next explolt Was to ride tho tricie » thie otlier: way! yelled Brace, MR. AND MRS, YARD fe costes Verne pa fe nanitar: ae ps » the /muk i oe you @ je ride, Sites a hard earned dollar, on worthless ‘so-called cures,’ aud ei (ie@ to-day in the J. 1 IHINeIREL, WasoRliton: Wave: destin tora m the mule trom hie are an aa te clutched the) Meakin alled and 1 henettly, rucommend it to eve Bolte Te oe ae ae idney V Wright: Hespital te ¥ a the e ride was ove: i a . ih o # Baraca witch wee was the firat entry to give | Brace | tol ‘ht tat Ae amasimenne stant ME, arnell ye, thore who pave Kidney trouble and do Not how ot tate Gre" s 7 cee Bae aie, Noe 6 ‘an exibition of skill in the milking) “When T, told him to ‘stop he onty sti WAY TON Ber aiee, Nason Cot jsomocttion rine. Cation 1dr ms: taal and HAVE YOU THESE FATAL SIGNS ? BROAD ’ ous ST. ur wears in a fat at ¢ H | In an excess of anger becniise the) ‘Ye n the other wa cine, rheumattain, headache, swellings, frequent desire to uri BMT Kil go secit a hee ns were pid teow did not yield milk punch he ate|)t Hv he atonped. Leave ng of water: clOl dish wedimeut or floating particles in morning wien eit alo STEN. his \w Oa aiarene midge heen. pata | tacked mal with great ferocit | hea ole tae “yoy tt stands twenty f four wours are all absolute!$ certain signs that your kidneys have been > ‘ Peuatdacite. wer 4 ‘millions In cheeks | and the police with difficulty restrained | took that. potte toa fast and you “You nave no time to lose If you have any of these symptoms, or if any member {Last night a man whose id AVS SE Ree at themselves from sending for an ambu-| took him the w your fanuily In thin oF past generations has had kidney, trouble: ig beredttar ‘ t ————_ Gangeraus to ue © jet a bottle of "Sate inown rushed up to Po! made, | lunee, earest drug store. It has cured thousands of cases after every other mn the corn Columbus ave | On the way back to New York Mr! LONDON STOCKS STEADY. | ana ein mately ‘vou ae Toe medicine talk . fnetieth street and told hi r ae insisted that the ferry-boat was SEES cu guaranteed peo jutely pore and free from all dan- - an War dving in the Columbus avenue ts ttt runnioab a Reward, ils attempt to Corea | aqite Trading tm Amertonns Owtar kore ns ae ea” Kldney cures, Beware of 18 ¢ ULAR PIICHs, ouse. Tlern went ut once to the bbery | the captain to reverse the motion a preseribed by doct , ace directed. He found the f ity since the fire) suited in a happening to Mr. Pe Ba Me agny uae tne dntortain cure tor aff bldnoy. bindder: diver aud Weegee for Over gprera yenreie ¢| MEN Ss OVERCOATS, Bud iverore hi could Ket in the > in No. 4 ofthe pictures, LONDON, Feb, 12.—Rates for money All drug stores, or difect; 0c. and $1 a bottle, lenses, FUND YOUR MONEY formerly $18.00, now §12.00, Bind. to break down the door d that Mr. Peewee will have | and discounts were firm to-day, conse- | Medical booklet and partons avi free. Warner's Safe Cure Co, Rotiiester, N. Y, |WILL RE! TIEN’S SUITS, Awas found in a dying condition. te oe in the shape of a cault-tquent on the withdrawal of gold for AR SAFE PILLS move the bowels gently and aid a npecay et cure, IF IT FAILS TO CURE. formerly $15.00, now $10.00, iseer ralnleeldaten walter wif slawrerzeat (OP LNG LEA IDE ae ee Argentina, Prices on the Stock Ex- |= = CASH OR CREDIT. brho boarded with the Upt th . change ‘Trading W ' z ith the pion at iy oy w KK OPENS Hei erence, Ubtonss)rat , ‘| SPEYERS TAKE CUBAN LOAN.| was siietin tne absence of war news, Will You Tite a Postal $1.00 FRR WEEK it Upto hould ha n his c bib ite ee behalf id aE eston should Nave taken | easel Seer Mar mes eenez ea culi e| Soa Sick One May Get Well? LADIES WALKING’ SUITS, pigiivors for several dave, oe" BY the| ‘to: | Hanking Firm Contracts for Kmtire) Americans opened ste ant, the holl: ‘ean ; formerly 824,00, now 816,00. ; or several days. t 0005 i day in New York having discourage 1 7 hi ——__- j || sravrAN PU mas me and Com- | Hetlngs, here.” Stocks" closed fim} Our dark rooms, our ‘ book hieeds Helpy Tormeciy IESTARMCOATS: t } AD eb. 12.9 -]'The movement on the part. o! ho " a peut BLIND TO GO TO TOYLAND. [pane of New York have contracted to| United Minter to insure China: neve [Our methods, are those of the f ae Arrange with » INGE TUDE # SHOCK. Gabel take the. $35,000,000 Cuban loan, ‘The | trality had a steadying effect. Chinese | oculists. Our examinations 2 Ct, | 4 ay take on- price to be paid for the bonds is 92, 3) had a better tone and Japanese and | made by oculists of highest professional take It & mor ; ix Seats Five Nights a Ww abe) per cent. above the minimum, Russians were a half point higher, standing. For this ‘no earn tom j Turned Over to Mes. ‘ tor = — y : eat Bork Nt, known | uevbed not to comply. at this with wid a ls, the, only, way to Thuuce ali |the head, nose, throat tea lungs alm } Pieriees among the bind, who has been the rouest, | rat WP mais this orton ae soul immediately and prevent Pneumonia, Bring to Ret New York theatre tomeeting Brig = Neilling tO trust the earea” oUnes, ond ~ ‘f id other diseases, a i re man pyc amevsetien ti | “L. tat the fed dee ibe] Bronchitis, Grippe and other disetses , oe : cerliln number of | |. formally RY In the past 12 years I have furnishe: et a 25-cent bot - Re Harare carolaeee, ee [tae Tea tuceS te eamveven ace Itiant & o OPTICIANS —41 Years’ Practice, || Reeta ede of eae isd YY | te4s, and if you are not perfectly satistied | Pfc ht A Fhived.a letter trom Pep aD aan eee eGov. Warfleld’s personal . . 25 Broad St... Arcade, Broad Ex. Bldg. Sladly, because they ‘got well’ “ with results 1 will refund your money, _ BURR Majestic Theatre, tedag goed: (statement that the troops were not 217 Broadway .. . Astor House Block | P&¥,4" iy when che S83" have) If your blood is impure, or if you "clyde » to-day notify j rErinred 223 Sixth Avenue... Below 15th S he remedy ts my discovery, the reiule of have Dyspepsia, or any liver or stomgcl KNOCKS rs Ande Ate seas m_ presented jan § 1 not to Broadwa: “Below 86th St.[&,eetlme'a worn” have perteecad Wl S| trouble, don’t fail to use MunyonSs Paw- Ere MOVBRLAE: Nek al ‘and the Cabinet ny 1345 y watching. results. tn nounande eee, 1823 Paw. it cures Dyspepsia, Nervousness, -Y-S-P-E-P-S-I-A. . DT ia eeu voces troops at this time STORES OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS. ing hat Ww that phyalciany ever moet, Catarrh, Sleeplessness, and. makes you RIKER’S DRUG STORE, bof the present seas | aa a ie Van Dyck Gauntlets (women's), Black x orien as oh ean strong and well. —MUNYON, ole will take tx bila so ane) NO) MORE GUN oR BEER. th pane ‘Munyon's Paw-Paw Tonic sold by all oth, Ave: a 28a 8 mae sini to and White Glace, with cuffs of con- P h| druggists. Paw-Paw Laxative Pills, 25c, HECEMAN Be Beaathg! Sgrboratlog), 200 Hh pinging at the 31 | prinoner Acquitted of rd trasting colors, , . per pair, $2.25 \aeteee a TReE Cn te ie are ire ott aang. aboth ate Lath ais by an attache ta hi ‘cots Verdict with Resolution, no other way fo. mal, weak, Sooo “A DRUG STORES, 125th st, and Michael Glove Department. ‘O01 Sth av. Seis tar Giant aL hare tor tne a You will waste a lot of time ip Men ceveiet 30) 84) ave1: 40 Wiltse for Giants. $s, at Alpha, In De- George Wiltse, of the New| « or Inst, Jared not grulity by clopacdins for facta. Y: tt wriet deliberation. poi park ai ‘Amner':| tig. mice ast ore the verdict he a then broke down and ‘No more gun, no more ~ 3 na ° gupnit : Namen a oria| SUNDAY WORLD WANTS Elghteemtb St, Mineteemtd $1, Sintd Avenue, New York, — (RULB OL Sa = verh ) |Save time by consulting eyes _. WORK, MONDAY WONDER,