The evening world. Newspaper, October 24, 1904, Page 11

HEA WEDDING DAY ‘FIREMAN FKDS. “WMT MEAN DEATH $20.00 ES Pretty wi of ee of Nineteen Who Railroad ine Picks Up! Satchel, Which Owner Left on Seat in Grand Central Station Waiting-Room. Goes Walking with Her Sweet- heart and a Male Companion _ ls Picked Up Dying. At Fordham Hospital Rosa Godz, a half a dozen detectives were pretty aid ot m | searohing. the washops of Greater : Yew York for some trace of the $20,000 years, who had expected to begin her el tin the watting-room | honeymoon to-day id Central Station on Friday | tured skull. ust by Mra. E. Palmer Gavit, Teaaw Horle. thé yf Anthony N. Brady, the magnate, Mrs. Brady re- 1 telephone message from a | company in New Haven saying that the tewela were safe, According to an oflcor of this trust | hades sd ® fireman employed by the | ar, WhO Wt Now York, New Haven & Hartford while passing through the g-room noticed the handbag, picked {t up and got aboard a New Haven train before examining the con- Whit Hungarian ninete , is dying of a frac. she was to ‘ w eived as the trust will, will be made man stre te hi It the Surgeons in attencance expect she have married, 12 a prisoner on “suspicion,” givl dies, the charge against John have been the more serious. to best man at the Ratlroad wedding, Is also in custody watt Rosa Godz was employed as a nurse in Yonkers, at No. 71 Clinton street. | Bhe went there a month ago trom} tents, When he reached New Haven he| Pavsate, In Yonkers she net Toba immediately turned the gems over to czar, who lives at No, 48 Clinton | the trust company @treet, and through him met Borte, Mrs. Gavit, accompanied by her Borle is twenty-six vears of age, and | father and husband, was on her way! lives at No, 710 Suburban street, Bed-/ to her home in Albany when she lost ford Park. Giel Fou the handbag, he Jeft It on @ seat in the walting-room and did not miss the saichel untt] the train was drawing in- oughkeepsle three hours later. Unconscious, Resa loft emplovers and sald Le | ake eg gs bay s . ye mai “ he telegrap! 9 the station-mas- ®ie Was goin be married, und that) ter at New York and a thorough search the would send for her things later, | was m of the =toom, but no Bhs inet Borle ar, end went | tinea of the handbag was found. Mr samara fis rady sent. the following description with them to the reservoir in Jerome oct els to Inspector MoClusky Park. to value at $20,000 Jonn Boyce, who is employed at tho reservoir, saw the trio on top of the cing the Teservoiy wall he parsed that later he discovered tie at the foot of the wall, The two men had) ¢ ‘One large Dlak sabphire of forty car- ats welght, surrounded by twelve dia- h containing five large ang thre diamonds One net brooch set with diamonds, One lady's ring set with three large thirty feet below. Aigappeared. Boyce summoned help, and notified the police He described the two men, | One lady end Borle was shortly after found pre- Or tending to be asleep in a tool house! qirmondan containing @ ruby and two HM near the reservoir, Je was arrested, One Jewel bo: nd at firat denied having been with | > — = \ Ee ae put ntoughtke tniee deee’| Cured of Asthma After 35 years of Suffering, As @ reauit be admitted having be eon | in the girl's company, and sald that sho had fallen from the wall. He also told | T¥ Will be gratifying to Asthmatie hv police that Tobaczar was on his | PAders to lara that an absoluto cure hay way back to Yonkers, ‘at last boon discovered by Dr, Schiffmann, Men Tell Conflicting stortes, | Tht the remedy is an effectual one can- t = Bot be doubted after perusal of such testl- Deteotives went to the Kingsbridge | failroad station and caught Tobacaar | MOH e ee be Apineep, Fol druggist and eran it and’ rr) rose satel the other was with the girl when sh¢/ night with perfect comfort, which I have ho as he was boarding « train for (Shinai atom i if ibs ot sbri Moe station th Bt Be Reaver ye Foes aretice the ime of Asthma, andI have not bi fell, Borle finally admitted that he had notdone before for 8 yearsand I then! a : evor used, ‘ago of our men told confilcting stories, each ssying | 1, haince, Icaa now go to bed and sleep ail known the girl for some time and that ys for the health that 1 now enjoy, ope that you will publish this Totter, that othors may loarn ofits wonderful vi Kir thay were to have beon married, Rosa Gods had landed on the rocks at the bottom of the wail and had received oll ornacioye at, Boe ane | a fractured skull and other injuries. She We has teessausieiaea was unconecious when plcked up and ‘up to the present time has not sufficient: | = —— = ly recovered to give her story of the me re | ‘Phe police are at a lose to account for the crime, if the girl was thrown from Long Hair Bold by all dru ne At S00 an Gencies esta 4 Paul, Mi lo package, the top of the wall, as they cannot find & motive for the act, Both Borle and Tobaczar are badly frightened, and each changes his story with every new question, $= DROPPED DEAD IN HOME. BOONTON, N. J., Oct, 4—John Hill- ery dropped dead from heart disease at his home on upper Main street, hero. | Hp was the father of Assemblyman, Silene 2, Hillery, who ts. «candi date for State Senator on the Rep Mean ticket. old. Fesisnt: $s, cune 4 inches, ae). 98 2 Stores on 125th St. 106 W. 125th St. &2 EK. 125¢h St. fereel ieeieure 1M ote . Upbolstery Department. (3rd_ Floor). 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