The evening world. Newspaper, September 30, 1904, Page 1

TREE VES BGK r GEMS STOLEN FIOM WAG AUER IN CAE She: Comes. from vom Philadelphia, Identifies Charles’ B, Castleman as the Man and He Admits Robbing Her While Driving in Central’ Park. Man Who Bieds the Woman Here on ~Pretext of Getting Her a’ Theatrical,® ' Position, Pleads with Her Not to Prosecute Him. / Chaiee PB Casilewan, the young. mah whi posed as'a theatrical gnnt,| Gensel, 1b \ and.after luring Mrs. Albert M. Riehl, a wealthy Philadelphia woman, into a} | Meblans, % ead in Central. Park, robbed her of all her jeweiry, took Mr. and Mrs. Rethi And two detectives to his room in the bosrding-house at No. 312 West Twen-| ‘ty-tttn ‘street; late this afternoon and restored all of his plunder that was Highlanders against the White Steck- left; to the Rich's, surrendering pawn tickets for what he me already dis- pe wie wi se en the Dosed pt. joman had’been positively identified by Mrs. Rethi as ‘ man, wh, the name of Charles D, Hulls, got, her to come to New York on profoise to introduce her to Henry W. Savage and get her a.place on the stage; and then’ tobbed her. Barlier in the day he had been identi.Qi by the eatman, who took ait aud Mrs. Rich) for a drive last oMnday night. i When: he was confronted-with Mrs, Riehi inthe Yorkville prison he broke ris completely, and, falling on his knees before her, implored forgiveness, LED UIM- A SCOUNDREL. eH the answer ty pn ib oka ei ‘ fhe had ‘stolen. fam Brzgithioey “whether you let up om me or not. I have! ae qs, i & Vile, and child’ pad-thie- will them, alid-my only chance is to make Jewelry is th. my room West Twenty-fitth street,” “6 ate eistlnan to ti datvaaghiouy Was kecured trom , Aid Detectives Clarke aid pkins, decompanted Yi) yy the Rien “ptirted away with him. All the fag to the Twenty. Ath Witte howre, ‘Caatlemad képt Imploring forgiveness, but Mrs. Rich! would! Ghesvro tanned, Keele fot Haten to him. “When the five reached the house, Castleman took them | | eit, toa rooni in the rear of thé second floor, Ripping up a cornr of the carpet | Full he produced thtee pawn tickets, one fot a diamond ring, pledged for $63,| std a Ganael. da double ar ere over peer s sin ht, bet ah for a ring pledged tor $0 and one for two tobchos and a ring pledged |} Cave, Madi WEDDING RING. |. wath and ‘wedding ringt” demhnded Mra, Riehl. For tee wernt 04 to, cloaet, took downs legther bag and produced!‘ a fartichen,, ‘Phe’ Rights thew ett promising to bs in the Yorkvilic| Sg ist Peet Secqpd Page.) 8 dato. ON... |REBULTS.OF Sy) WESTERN: TO-DAY'S BASE. ‘ RAQE AOE TRACKS en i 5 —— NATIONAL LEAGUE, ar . cHIcAga AT NEW YorK. FIRST GAME, 2 iat ees and Kling; Me- mite. Sg D GAME. Naw York 0001002 =r) | Batte: ‘Lui rén aaa H Pa et nedre O'NeIL Tay. at i *LOUI8 “AT ‘BROOKLYN. ran, .tree=alx. | ‘ het ‘reba at popron. at, | Pibarg ob ve. 00200000.0-2 rn AT WORTH. ‘ aBnlietes Laeres and Phelps, Wilks rea Via Rig acen aff SECOND GAME. rhe ree eT re sel ntiee--Piaber y And Archer; Wil. “Game ce valledton seount Of darkness ti arenes AT PHILADELPHIA heduled for conta oy was played AMERICAN L LEAGUE, fy new, VOHK AT CHICAGO. New Yor ..4.:000000000-0 S Chee. OLR 00000 ~4 | hited waits sf MeGutre; | PHILADELPHIA AT DETROIT. PiIBT Gamer. 1ov4201~9 AT CLEVELAND. “ Circulation Books Open to All.” CHESBRO FORCED TO RETIRE FROM THE BOX. He Is Succeeded by Putnam, Who Holds the Heavy-Hitting Chicagos in Check — Fair-|’ Sized, Crowd Present. SCORF BY INNINGS. BATTING ORDER. (Soecial to "The Evening Ven CHICAGO, Sept, W.--Griffith sent his Lge ot out, Davis to Donohue, Con- Walked and stole second, fanaa Mabie popped to Tannehiil. Green ‘reached first on Canes NEW Baio! F NLS - in 18 NOW FINEL 's Pennant i De-|'. yon in the First Game of the Series with the Windy DUBLIN, Sept. 2.—Arthut Dons Pal Anaean nen TEE This case is siclian to. that or: Hugi: Sere Third Secre-’ oa, was recently hi fined: ina. nema court, hes Aor. er an. apoolay tary of the British Legation at Washingt was made... BOSTON AT ST. Toma igave. ee 40st wary BD 0 eed £0 $. LOU cig eo VED OVE 2:3 mie WINNERS: Was Saved by His Brave Subordinates, SECOND oe 7 i « | RIRGT RACE=Handaarra (9 to 2) ‘ | ets ito @we Toon’. CHIEF SHEA BADLY INJURED PHILADELPHIA. oyo0,cdigob 0:6 0:00 9.6 Rasp eag (or cyte AND MAY LOSE HIS EY DETROM «..- 224+ hs “116.0; | sng o—J§, | prand 3. ‘ LATE ST. LOUIS AguL Hind eo eects” Blaze in Cudahy Packing Plant that” a was sonst, wD aaa 8 Biberte Id Davis popped to Canset, lnced @ rs one over Fults’ r Conroy forced Keeler, Is, Tannehill made a great pay 0 etting the runner at At me 4 ree neki out, ee £20 tO tt THREE RUNS Elberfeld lifted an easy ay Williams out, og |. Don son Gouly bled ov angel Sullivan, drew (8 | ines ite, he same. Foner ‘fied to Gunael, 1, Callahan popped BALL GAMES, | fanned So Keir t filed. c) ive NO rig ‘NS. on. Tannehift popped to ‘Conroy, NO RUNS. on Bs filed to Grcen. ‘4 1690012027 0~12)% fad oat, Waite to snore , A 0040000089) | at, Conroy to Fults, Sullivan lf {rloled to centre, White walked. Gree ler, eago. -3010010 5 ell 10! ache fouled 10 Ballvaa, Sullivan li hie took his ed. Ganeel out stenling RUNS. a Haydon to Davis. NO ‘m. . aad fealled on Acovunt of darkness, it . Conroy to Gansel. i Leste). 7. 080000000—0 Gah wee — 43 nt. a4 Keeler wy ek Conro: ieee out to Ba marge fi i) and was J grascten eld. Aled "arech. [Beaton (5 9OLOZ2U3 — 8) pon — NATIONAL Leave STANDING. ne Kew Yorkin a vor St. Louls. a 2 g js |PMtsberg’.... O2 100 -3 ai pice TRACK, "CHLAgO, Coen ie AL OF -7 CMmeinmati #2 2.260 Urookiy rittepurg. 90.63 .560 Phila’phiads Fo] y pee A it AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING we ne " New York ® w or ag pla sa 4 “ " Stories of two ~goteate for the Giants and a victory for Superba: HEAT RECORD WAS BROKEN IN MOBILE, MOBILE, Ala. Bent. 99.—Stephen Me townley. an ony yen oF the c and Noonan; Kilian gh we aed i nye ye Inthe upper resent setion of Wei York. City The World daily selts four coples ‘ta ove egnltt {he ned tao impor:ant mom- ting ad. medium. ets and renting: rooms and ‘3) . . Youmay order 9 yan eg ae fo-upper' Manhattan Island, for drean, aes Wi8 lt fle “Of these: Favorite ABET “Gravesend’s Few whet ita day. as sn} eng le 908 driving on ‘Opening Race Goes to Hand- aH Hie * neon eume ea zat et $a buildings. | Pittaburg Theatrical Manager sue-| ——$_— with thee weapons, §| PITTSBURG, Pa, Sept ®—H. W.| —caneaheattie | Walker, better known as Harry W. |Disappenrance of Little Daaghter iy. six polecren surrounded A SR mall MEN FEM ILE ; razzayEtoutoheon Wins the| Dangerous Packing-House Fire O Second, While Third Results! More than Thirty Members of the Dep in Victory for Martinmas. ment, Including Chief Croker, Whose L ts AM ‘ POURTH RACE—Dick Bernard (6 Raged for Hours Followed by (pios jo to.8) 1, The Southerner (18 te 6) 2, - Seyment & that Endangered Lives of All in Neig FIFTH RACE—Coy Maid (7 to 8) 1, Sumatra (7,to 10) 2 Bravery 3. borhood, , oes t TH HACK —Pronia (18 to 1) j ; servi (tt 1) 2 Li Bo 8 Not until a deluge of water had drenched the burning ruins. eres Cudah: ing plant, | Nos. 454-456 West Fourteenth | tq steward Tote apes Oravesen aes eg ayoh finally sudbued this afternoon, : then, when the blaze seemed usider check, Fire Chief Croker, been on continuous duty since before last midnight, ordered D Graen to’ see that steams played upon the smoking en to-morrow. Ppt trend exhausted, but 60 4 his commplate command the situation, My rs died fase tar oes ultng wth the ie Leip ¥3 ‘don! lent y o'clock ‘last night. Fire Chief Croker narrowly escaped death in ws onl be monia. He oweS his life to the heroism of two of his men, who p through the flamiés to save him. ot the Chief Shea, of the Seventh Battalion, was overcome and b er've* |a rush of anitnonia fumes from a burning refrigerator. He may to #, Sight. , ae Th: entre neighborhood Is filed wth the poisonous vapor Rae acid and firemeti are overcome at narrow intervals, f aah, held. on ceca Ambulance surgeons have been established permanently od th nat" ls teont of Teves. | to care for the éxhausted and overcome fire-fighters. Nae tae mee, | Four hundred fons of soft coal and several cartouds of ad i Ry iting under x mass of crab rn Packs ti Four battalions of firernen, three fireboats and scores of via ibe of the Cudahy: plant are barely able fo keep the ames from cl z = S :. ; ? 3 = i 7 Ea i! ne fi ere ee a a oEcon Enormcus crowds have collected about the fire lines a 4 5 continual on econd Pegs, Pie First Column.) ie srer | Fee LAST MST MUST (NANA. HOLDS =e MOWSTINDTRML — POLCEAT ¢ Bou ‘wood. ‘a es rf ‘out ‘© Inspeotor, with Police Captain For Two Naor as pi Ferris, to Be Hauled Up for; Had Escaped from Wan esate t lig Island, Defies Six Patrol’ Bronx on Two Charges. While Barricaded in His H the Tun home, As a consequence of the raiding ot! Six policemen of the Fifth aad the Proble pool-room at Third avenue tion to-day beselged for two hours and One Hundred and Seventy-seventh faally captured Max Bowen, ae { err a length and a ate for (street by Commissioner MeAdoo's de-| years old, who bad escaped from ti tectives. over the heady of Inspector! Manhattan State Hospital for the Ine 18 to 1 Shot Milas, Charles L. Albertson and Capt. Jamon sanc, on Ward's Island.’ He hed takeb & Ib tp 1 stat. raced to the i," rerris, in whose district the alemed ryrage at bis home ia the reds tenement and won easily by a length and a tult|A#mbling place was located, these off .. xo. 17) Second avenue Ny cores. = who beat Bittle Em a ors, ao be niactd on trial for neglect powen was armed with a revel vey Oteney win also have to face the addi.) large kn fe when he reached tional charge of “conduct unbecoming | home. He threatened to Kill hits ie pbc «<< AIRE | }to an officer and geatieman,” because i aie ausing them to seal HARRY WILLIAMS DEAD. jof the wording ot thelr report to the Sinise. yee, held oft the oftagy Tr . t last seine) 0: Sree | TINYGIRL MISSING, rr" "Seine nn wats te mect, and into the dark hallway wi Wiliams, for many yeare owner of econcitiation Hes Fesqaee 4 upon him betyre he could wae “lthe Academy of Music, and up unti!| tween Parenia, | hia weapons. He was taken babii last: year aleo owner and managér of gomewhere between Thirteenth strect) jon and later to Bellevue oy Tid swith Wel ls god doer Song bord | | iived wt N “ emma nad Tweltth since the Duquesne’ Theatre, in this etty, died) und Hecond avenue and No ii Staton | Rowen eseaved from the Maa! at Wid home in Alleghany’ to-day, after | street elght-yoar-old Ada Revaebyk dis-| gare sosital tour Aaya ago. ald 4 long Wines, Mr, Willams wna sixty-| cppeared on July 4 rding to nee lice bad sent ont a general fev! ry three years old, and ane of the oldest | areas ah apa) beat duis No tepart @f Naw pret wwn thearical n dn a ed geen nce at a i wit ay Head men Jn the) vtech Raw been mle, ‘ahd Bow ue | be ae Phy! His Meath was cavtedsby paralysis, oice jy vo beca usted to Wok for her hoon, when Mary pears olomon Revaedya, 128 Riri's tether, | Lena, eisncee® yearn, old, ae MAN HIT BY CAR DIES. ¢ Whe two days before little da | os pcan A 4 tis Ferdinand Nawden, forty-rix yeors | Ne be] tion and wid oM. Whe was fam ever by a Madison aveoue car ¥ Rin Hundred ag yoda ‘Aree Weeks age. a dadison aven t fis ipnarien osiay, Ia tye. Stount ai ’ 08 en het, ¢ oo the |e stanton ue Bergan her father, He Was Go thi ‘lt yy oh ake poe an ‘ ie, | Unt teuatree vio ently Insane and caren pecan moll a Atlantic erat and ‘st