The evening world. Newspaper, October 6, 1904, Page 13

» EASON HOPES T SAD MENTO Wizard Bitter Against Heads ot the Concern that Used the Name of His Son to Do Busi- ness, WILL SPEND LAST _. DOLLAR TO PROSECUTE. . He Will Carry Case to Highest ‘ Company, Tho business of the Edison, Jr., Chemical Company, of New York, Is at a standstill to-day, and will prob- ably remain at rest, as long as the decision of the postal authorities, un- der which all mail arriving for the company is withheld, remains in force, Big stacks of letters and money or- ders, addressed to the company, and now held at Post-Office Station P, in the Produce Exchange, have been marked with the letters “Z D,” indicat- ing that they are not to be delivered, In the offices of the company, No. M4 Btone street, everything was quiet, When seen at his real estate office No, @ Broadway, W. Newton Benning- ton, the actual head of the company, gaid the trouble was only temporary and the company would soon be on its feet again. 0 not given the slightest hint of his inten ton until he sent in his resignation ag ‘Viee-prosigent. Named for C, M. Edison, Mr. Bennington explained that the Eds) fson Chemical Company had been origs! imally named after C. M. Edison, young man, in no way related to Thom @ A, Edison. The latter, however, had forced the company to abandon that) by obtaining an order of the court, | ‘he concern was finally absorbed by the Present company. Mr. Bennington did not deny that the vitalizer sold by his company was mere- ly 4 dry-ceil battery worth about $2.9, while the company charged $8 for it, Fae, sale bd a gg idl matter of siness and did not justify the with- holding of the mail, J i" Thomas A, Edison, the father of youn Kalson, Whose namie haa lent artinelal Iustre to the Edison Jr. Chemioal Com- pany. when seen at his coment works at Hewartaville, N. J., spoke freely of his son and his connection with the cheml- a! co npany. since some horse ttaders con- Ceived the idea that 1 should build an tri track for their plugs,” aad the inventor, “to enable them to sell them above their actual value. © have been {roubed and haunted by confidence men, but in all my experience I have never Rad such a time as now ‘Tom’s Shortcomings, “Tom never saw one of thelr con- founded cure-all magnets outside the = where they are sold. He never e he wanted to, have di be Ind: wered it. The ay wished to ‘ attend school, because he come famous and wanted “I mean to send the men who use m: name Hlegally and for business profit te Drison, If possible. I will spend the lag? | moy Point Life-Saving crew are assist- I have in prosecuting them, if ag ie | The necessary, W. Newton Bennington Declares|Adriral Coghlan Explains How | Gourts, and May Form New) trap Him Into Making State- He asserted that the com-| hand of Miss Welles to prevent it strik- | pany had not been fairly treated and) ing the vessel out of fear that It con- What there was absolutely nothing ques-| tained a bomb, that fs just as ridiculous, Wonable about the concern, The whole The bottle of wine was brought to my trouble, in his opinion, had been caused! ofice a day or so before lauaching and by the fact that young Edison had be was put in a silk cover, It was carried | ¢ome reconciled to his father and had ey ¢he vessel by @ man under my or-| ) | one, and he couldn't make one if| masted schoon c. - ag a AE rom ane oN in ea Iiv . he has any Inventive talent’ fnaver York with lath, wont ashore on Shovel- eould never {ul shoal during the night and lies in a poopie to say of him that he had never of saving her are slight, n in a college. }now In | that way I'd lose m WD AN Of BOMB IW TILE No Truth in Stories that Ad- miral Rodgers Feared Explo- sive at Launching of the Connecticut. TOO RIDICULOUS TO DENY, SAYS THE CONSTRUCTOR. a; Effort Was Made to En- ment qn the Subject, Officials \of the Brooklyn Navy-Yard in interviews with an Evening World reporter to-day brand as unmitigated falsehoods the many fanciful stories published about the fear of Admiral Rodgers that a bomb had been placed in the bottle of wine with which the ship was christened and that Assistant Naval Constructor Robinson, terrified) by threats on his life, was guarded by & Secret-§ervice man. Mr. Robinson sald: “It ts so ridiculous that I don’t feel lke dignifying the stories with a dental, There have been no threats on my life or person and there has been no letters sent me. In no conceivable way have I been threatened. As to the bottle ¢pl- sode, that Admiral Rodgers held the| ders,” Lieut. Chadwick, first aide of Admiral Coghlan, commandant of the yard, had this to La about the workings of the | uilders: sensation “A newspaper called up the office yesterday and asked me to tell Admiral Coghlin that Admiral Rodgers, who is Washington, had written over his signature that he was afraid the dotgle contained a bomb. A statement was wanted from Admiral Coghiin. ‘This js what I replied: “It T allowed my i Au be pulled ip ———— LF- SAVERS STAINED CHEW Three-Masted Schooner John C. Smith Fast Aground Off Mas- sachusetts Coast in a Bad Way; but Those Aboard Safe, CHATHAM, Mass., Oct. 6—The three. ‘ast, Me, bound from Bangor for New bad position, It Js believed the chances Capt, 8. 8. Pendleton and crew of three men are abourd, and the Mono- em. verse! {8 owned In Belfast, Me, TWO KLLED WY “URI BARE Capt. Allan Gartman Also Dan- gerously Hurt in a Fire Which Started During a Card Game on the Tampa. 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The cause of the fire’ ts not known, but it !s sup-| posed that & match carelessly dropped | or sparks from the pipe of one of the| | card players set fire to some hangings } in the cabin. | ‘The fre was seen by persons on the | shore and an alarm was turned in, When the firemen reached the deek of| the barge they found Capt, Gartingn | padly burned and unconscious near one | of the ‘hatchways; and the woodwork of the cabin fiercely burning. Not watt! the flames were extinguished | and the firemen entered the dismantled | cabin did they discover that the other mea had perished in the flames, ‘the oales, purned to a pe cabin floor, ‘apt. Garuda was taken to the Long tra have. litte your attention “ Every ern ideas in shoemaki fully in every detail addition to these there Broadway: TIL | and 187 Lewis street, and, according to jospital and ~ | Atested to obtrin a statement frum him, Hoon of hie Wt | Detectives are searching for Benuster, “Every Size Shoes” for Men at $2.75. 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When PEAKE & ong, RAIL VAY=1.89 ae reer i900 Bhi Bire , ork necks are teeth are extracted in the morn- Pda ir ANAM AAS TM slalty. 8 | Central Cab, Service." Raxraes eh St ae gn MY Bs 7 Ma hi NOR: 4 hy West: ‘Axnrena, , ing we'll have the new set ready B) eh K-vhas "A. M Area Mays and ROS KO Salen” ORONO. RANTRLA order to Insure’ retin at night, Gen, Mananer, Gen. Pare, Agent. ITY—0.58 AM. and °.55 P.M. a Checks dated \ et. Ree ' All Work Guaranteed 10 Years. §) oi'pi. thy Re wee eis \= ——— \ Full Sets of Tee $5.00 4)! BRANCH: ARRURY PARK (North | 1p RAT Try, Rectt Gold Crowns, $y eae SETe Santer. ond Nae | EXCURSIONS > FehALEC Go ) 00 Tl 2 oS. S88 At re) : . i EMAL! Gold Fillings Grup], Wareh, and 485 Po PL ee dave, Hun HELP Wi\NTED—FI A"OPERA''ORS wanted} two-n ‘Dining Car Silver Piliings, socup 1884, 118 and $9) on perienced Waterbur Dental Parlors, LEHIGH AUTUMN machine for seaming pe BROOK!. NEW YoRK: VALLEY __ LEAF Fleets Adie Leh Eos R.R EXCURSIONS Chestunia and Apples are ripe, ant yon can get a FINE COUNTRY DINNER FOR 590, at 4.-OPERATIORS wanted; perienced on silk and pn hair petticonts. The S, M. Co.. 808 Mercer S% 414-416 Fulton St, 54 W, 23d St, (24 door a Muse» am Hones, 8 to G. Sundays, 9 tot | Nebo Secigagese ast ee emaes || SEMEL ON 1 . mong ee |K-HAND SEWERS wan LS TS ET TS 2 F ‘ 4 Sunday, Oct, 9, experience: on ladies my 1 PRL tra bibaice tks pees poser pli a + West Ba st at | belts. The S. H. & M. Coy ae rs) Brooklyn, Ce tam b Mercer St if hs f Brookiyn—Front pare | f 015.4. M. — is en of man 6nd wile: |] A, Me eMC cian Te Hie oH HELP WANTED—MALE. ea WAUCH CHUNK $4.50 9 Js DAW oat ¥ EXCURSIONS. GLEN ONOKO ** J wn waves W. 20d Bt, $25 landt and Desdrosses bia. AUTUMNAL POLIAGE Outings (except Sundays) by Palace ri Line Steamers “New, Yorke: roses ler a. 0A. Me ind West elu t a ) ! i att Ht Sia Py male | TANDARD “NTAL PARLO ‘ORS, | 2! fare vie Brooklyn Annex Ferry, 180 —), . No SIXTH AVE, OVER CAMMBYER'S.” & Ye i mn