The evening world. Newspaper, February 13, 1904, Page 10

BRAVE SLEUTHS Little Margaret Smith Wore a Fctal Tam o’ Shanter, and Four Large, Husky Detectives Thought Her a Firebug. A pretty Utule girl, fam o Shanter hat, walked acre Forty-seventh stree it and ad the he suddenly appeared from behind as mi @sh barrels, where they had been c cealed, and by a quick milit surrounded her. " hissed one. patrol!” he handentts; she m * said the third, d roared another. be desper- wing 4 breath with a whistling “D-d-d-do you want m Nttie girl, ened, aid the looking very much tright- | roared the four together. ! Do we! “W-wew-what for?” girl. Familiar Sound of Roots. faltered the little Before the four « finally one nearer and the four seem ognize it, “Them's the captain's b he sald, As the words left his lips Capt. Mar- | tin Handy, of the West Vorty-seventh street police station, came around the corner under full steam. “Have you got her?" “Yes,” answered the four “Hire tend! Why did you do it? manded the Canta “D-d-d-do who “Set fire to that I tle malefactor! On, shi ‘and the Captain almost wep cess of his emotion “But I'm ea Mi v he demanded. de- | ret Smith and I “ifty-sixth street, Beranger, st for Mme. ROUND UP CLD wearin a red in his} -| Whe was so badly burn This is the enth street. didn't set fire to any hous No Medain. Mme. Beranger scouted the idea of her | Hitle apprentice being a frebug. ‘This | disvoncerted the detectives, who fully | eapected medals tor their vigilance and | wourage, and tt led Capt, Handy to a few remarks, sotto voce, on the in- Rratitude of t P to dts faitheul | servants, ‘They Med to) Investigate further before ng sO despe | fominal escape then, snd. they. took Margaret home, where her mother and {vas chome and eating her dinner when | the fire was. discovered, | With considerable reluctance the | sleuths lee Hittie Margaret xo, They are | how looking for anot ‘with fered ‘Samo! Shanter, t rts from West Were that every tre Warrel on the block be Seventh avenues concen sleuth GIAL SLAIN BY JEALOUS WOMAN Arrests Expected To-Day for| Murder of Essie Alliban Who ixth and | Was Strangled and Her Baby) Hacked with Knife. (Special to The Ever DOVER, Del, Feb, 18. er, Alas band, the pretty girl who was found dead and her body mutilated in an at tic room of Alfred Powell's he near Magnolia, ten miles from | murdered We a woman. theory advanced by the assert that the deed, T it is This is the also under suspi jes to the murder aft ledge are vigoro: vestigution begun o make public their fine pation is promised, ‘1 when @ se post-mortem half dozen neighbors showed that shy | wi aah | Teast one | JULIA HORNER, VICTIM OF DANCING PARTNER’S CIGARETTE. nswer there | ___ MANY OFFER SKIN FOR BURNED GIRL Grafting Operation on Miss Julia! Horner, Who Was Injured by) Escort’s Cigarette at Ball, to Begin To-Morrow. The friends of Mise Julia Horner, ta masquer- ing on Thursday to have more ade ball tn Witllams Might that she will ha than a square and neck notified ty the grafting must begin te werk it is expected hundred strips will from as many diff from which set fire costume, his cuticle to his partner's Was one of the frst to offer be grafted upon the un- w al phy- tis will be required to perform. the BABY'S CRIB TAKEN BY MONEY LENDER, Frank R. Meeker Makes Com- plaint Against Herman Frank and District-Attorney Causes the Man’s Arrest. Herman Frank, who ess under the ty and) Br 0 Third aves arrested on th mplaint ef R. Meeker, of No. 61 Kast One ci and ‘Twenty-sixth street of the Bronx at Ne Company was Haun- ording to Mr Nis family was ina sad state of distr when he went to Frank Inst April a terms upon whieh he were the usual of payment by the week ther crushing provision that le pay horrow- could seize the examination made last M. Wilson and County Ph. burton deveopeu tie f t by Dr. J. A biunt (in durcoer mut uraing to Altred PF bringing For tures the quite pi ba th of Delaware: a enting pen tt RAW it the most | bey a heard. of | id plece BiePaticutd nov be overlooked | ———— JOHN VAN GLAHN DEAD. Register Suce samba) y Reg- and a n iat a hh ee nt tn hin ann ae ‘Bhi ‘hirty-third 5! and sufferer from wife had, a few wo orrawed the money of a little girl of the mon could find no ¢ who would help lim in dito the money- ¢] Ma esiat his ir f Special Ses- sions on Monday ———$—— RICH BREWER SHOT HIMSELF. |: Vane Over Death of Son Supposed Cause of Sneide, ST. LOUIS, Mo., F 13,—William J Lemp, President of the Lemp Browing Company, committed sulcide to-day by shooting himself through the head deed is supposed to have been com- mitted because of moro over the re- cent death of his go foot of skin grafted on} harged with] Mecker’s complaint | | his wife The} par oR LOSES HAIR, BUT SNES HER EES | Fannie imoouaon'e s Burn to the Roots by Flying) Spark of Match—Throw Wet) Towel Over Her Face. I Mr nnd Mre 36) West One Hund were delig Carl tacobxon, of No. | th tas r hair, when to stove when the hc 1 of the match she used flew off and fell upon her buir, Her hair was down at the | time and flamed up, burning off to the roots, The flames also signed off her eyelashes and eyebrows. She saved | | her eves only by throwing a wet towel | over them and letting her hair burn. | Her sister Harriet beat out the blazing | with her hands, which were badly burned. It was feared last night that g girl might lose her sight ay a of the) burne. A. physician 1 these fears to-da Side i aaa that her CHANCEFOR GIRLS TO GET MARRIED FREE Jersey Justice Will Not Only Per-' form Ceremony for Those Who Pop the Question, but Pay for the License. . however, by eves Were ‘not is the time girls. You'll never t this 1 Justice of the of Plulntield, N. J. will not only marry you for nothing, but will pay for the Heense If you pop the question 1 belleves girls should u He has ig that on free j mony and xpings CH. HERS WL IGNORES: FAMILY: :| Former Ponhent Mason Be- ' queaths Entire Estate to Woman Who Was His Affinity. «: for More than Thirty Years. By his will Hoyser, the atlintty do The will says ual all of my prap-| mil to Polly He Mary Ann dd family re ‘give and b orders to ding his fu dat No. 40; Sixth ay was ren nue, but his lic ry W. Heyser, separated etghteen yea When his father formed nn alliance witht another woman, but tat he had always A son, ys his sent an allowance to his mother, ,and | mishap broken to her gentl | SINGER'S DAUGHTER TO WED. | ____ THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY. 13, 1904, MAS. | WORMSER'S CHAUFFEUR FINED —_—_-> -— The Banker's Wife and Another Member of Family Were Be-, ing Driven at a 20-Mile Clip’ When Policeman Interfered. 4 lard, a French importation chauffeurs, was fined $3 ‘ourt to-day for driv. | 'ne eer Isad ormser, the wife i | the b inker, and another momber of the | family, down the Riverside Dri ata | twenty mile an hour clip. Policeman e Ald the arresting, but It took a and game chase to make Giolard THE “PEEWEE” SONG MEN. | Authors of Popniar Catehy Ditty Which Has Captivated the Town, , JemesT Quirk, « and John ©. Rund- | omposers of the only * song, Whose por- e making the great- 4 Of thelr career with this aichy soug which has ‘The ld’s great little man for Its | srs. Quirk and Rundback are rstand that he e was going said Bi toy thing in auton about twenty miles ©, who will stoj en if he has | it, "TL signalied | uld make hen the | an hour y draw hie gun to for him to atop ax soon as Leo! myself heard or understuod prisoner belt very politely and with @ flourish of Mrench sald he was sorry. At least, 1 thought it was that.” ride wax from Eighty-first street ty-ninth, and from = the rd was going Brace’s experienced told him that another Vanderbilt d was in peril, Mrs, Wormser ap- do osyrprised thie chauffeur should be arr i She thought she along. The other mily was sure they way her Brhee rlow sw when th yet as Gh A of two langue he ope Stone he said ha he things and made many & istrat t iW ner Short after Fran ald the Mas- paid his r left happie Me Threw C! Knives t in the Harte! with shoot ie hush We When. asked why. si | husband Mra, Green replied: ought they st up ands ming too fast a in selt-defeyee r wax held to msvalt | her husband's anes Infurtes. | LOVE FOR HIS WIFE MADE HIM A HERO Man Mangled Under a Long Island Railroad Train Thought Only of the Woman.He Loved When He Lay Dying. the result of “TN Inst long enough, don't you think, doctor, to see my lHtue wife once more? For God's. so have the news of this Mangled under the w Island Railroad tran, fa Long from which he had fallen, Jotn nm, thirty-eight years A conductor, proved himself | of he stuf, ‘Thinking only of his wife le suffering | ed to the Kings dying, only slight we held for his” re vovery Mo: legs were — horribly erushed | ident was | rie (Brook= where he rmm at the Yound for thi lyn) dep was to om from his hy atbusiy ay the rativoad. hits tratn, He started it No, 10 Conway street, V reached the station | and vhattan a train drew up, and | Crossing J ab t caused Stamm to lose e rail and he plunged More than a di nN passengers on the train nessed the acogtent and two fainted. | Stamm was wedged under the trucks of the forward car and was dragged more than thirty feet. He was uncon- tc en extricated, after the car nm revived n MeNaught dat once in h is ks. had | while was Ambulance rking over him or his wite ng scene when vithin a few ed there ampu- rt gnternally. Schumann-Heink Announces | agement of Her Eldest. Mme. tI, Feb, Mmo, Schu- k, who Is here as soloist of mpbony concerts, has announced jest daughter, + irief, a prom- an of Dresden. K made the an- Ing a letter | er asking hey sanction a coun- try house ne New York Instead of going home, as has been her custom. ‘This decision is based on her to appedr in light opera tn this country next season, Miss Charlotta, who has been foster “ 15% mother to her little brothers and six-|tells the a tors ever since her thirteenth year, will bring the apther children over in ‘Jun place them with her Rathcigs was disobeying the |t M contract old, re- youngest | will sing “Mr. P cities of the United Sta is Already established, Will Issue Spring | Styles| Saturday, Feb. 20. 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