The evening world. Newspaper, December 1, 1904, Page 1

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LAWYER ASUIGIDE AS j= WIFE HUNTS FOR HIM Franklyn Paddock, Returning Home While Wife Was Out Searching City! ry to Find Him, Ends His Life with Gas —Had Been in Ill Health, ° | rr. oo Heroine of High Finance Anvoyed Wall Street Throng Anxious to Ge a Glimpse of Her Hides at La Uatil Dark, and Then Goes to Hot rm WORLD MIM CHART SEVENTH DAY AT KEW ORLEANS, New Orleans charts are iddexed fr om Sret rage, Servants Say He Reached Home About ’ an Hour After Wife; Worried at His Absence, Had Gone Out to Look for Him—Cheerful When Last Seen. $65,000 BONUS DEMANDED FOR LOAN TO HER OF §125,0 ry While his wife was riding around was learned that dinner was prepared te in a hansom eab looking | ®t the usual hour last niin, but Mr, chat Afeninitktoncsy Paddock did not arrive for the meal for him, Franklyn Paddock, « widely and Mie Padtieh ete" aloes.” fhe Won known. young lawyer, committed *ul-| watied wintil 10.90 o'clock, when she cide by gas at hiv home, No. 17 West| ordered @ hansom by ‘telephone and J Tenth street. The body was found be- left the house. fore 8 o'clock to-day, but Mra. Pad-| Inquirea for His Wite, | » id pear at the house until; Mr, Paddock got home at 11 o'clock, snk hf ee id ‘ the firet and, not findmg hie wife in her apart- a my OR, ment, went to the basement, where he news she had of her husband's death | founa the servants, He asked them ehé gained from the afternoon news-| where Mrs. Paddock was and they told apery, which ste heard the boys ery-| tim nat she had sone away J? ints, | Chimney Sweep, Walter Cleary, | — ' Newton Sued for $190,000, but Cot = KLINE IS MANE Says Woman Cut Out Bonus Clai ‘ ‘ Newton Accepts $78,000 Cash | 1 SPINGE CME, “su eh Ret Yu HOW MRS. CHADWICK SPENT Colt, Pied Dove Down from 26 to THE MONEY SHE BORROWS, helpes her. Mithiom tired badly in final drive. an, Rounttu Bn ood 4 ing on the street. “TN wait for her.” he told the girls. | Mr. Paddock had an office vale a malas at elo In he morn: Dazzle and Ostrich, Hot isd ae ‘ : v to 15 to 1 in Two-Year-Oid Conslo L. ‘Chadwick borrowed Ou auch “braribien” as) ann Liberty street, « good practice and | of. When she had not appeared ‘hen! Choiggs, Lose in Succession |3) 9 5, ‘res raids on " jth Dash at New Orleans, Leads] ofter more than $510,000, according to admitted claima She a avery encouragement for the future, Five years ano ho married Mre. Loulse | lets’ th'aa foaement et the doctors] at Bennings Course, ‘Taden. ~ Morse , All the Way Home. another clalm which would bring (he amount up to $1,000,000, ae ues Bi tees, bret ta te spent this sum has veen a mystery ‘except to those who have’ . who ined the body, he \deteeaicaliical Dar pr wh uu, Tew ani eh et cer aver in Cavan Hers he Wa? 8 ato the moar aoa ig tae ane Aa ascira a BENNINGS WINNERS. NEW ORLEANS WINNERS. Fitted out her home in almost barbaric splendor, himself. gankcenenele Gave soalskin coat to servant and wore magnificent furs Pi FIRST RACE—Arsonal (7 to 8) 1, piisdie: asc take’ (0004) 4 Soeees olnet paadcn ih tate oh plitente te Glande f Bob Murphy (5 to 1) 2, Blue and| —— Lord o the Valiey'(@ le 1) 2 Mi Bought diamonds by wholesale, Nair > meen 8 aw ponent in her, Koweayce worth Gr of Clin ne (16 to 3) oy eT PD) we 2, Husted 8. THIRD RACE—Katie Powers (4 to Shae ecreind be sii Vaiual ©. Horn oon OEE iv: |1) 1, dudge Himes (11 to 20) 2, Mix-| 800 for $78,000 in cash, payabl® to-day, and $60,000, payable in @ i is. | xen 8. ; date, Mra. Cassie L. Chadwick of Cleveland, drove from the ; Of Mrs, Paddook, Mre. Louis J. Pooler, FOURTH RACE—Deiphie (6 to 1)} — | this. afternoon to the Central Trust Company building; at DA ” bly gh lhe ana ong strest, co 1, Dazzle (18 to 10) 2, Caper Sauce 3.| 35 FOURTH RACE—Dick Bernard (6 street, spent about five minutes in the"offices of the bank, and nn 4 eet ae sorbet — L if] to.8) 1, Rankin (4 to 1) 2 Ahola (7) tne sixth floor, to the law offices of Butler, Notman, Joline & ‘h) ng ere, FIFTH RACE—Hippocrates (8 to| 22 to6) 8. stayed there'untll dark, because a lot of people who had heard of he i 2 2) 1, Ostrich (8 to 5) 2, Rector 3. FIFTH RAGE—Mamaelle (7 to 1)] ence*in the building gathered in the corridors in the hope of et Ment to the reporters « Paddock’ ta taat hrs Paddock wea tound’ Sead in guicti HAcaa Sisense (ib te 4) Ms 1, Gaslighter (18 to 1) 2 Harry) glimpse of her. (Qe bathroom with the gas turned on, 1 the way. i New fhlatied strona, faa lives? | WO &. | Mr, Joline, of this law. firm, is attorney for Andrew Carnegie, 4 whelber gooidentully or on purpose she ihe Carlo: (12 to 1) 2 Mimo-/querter SE Se teay ae ts la? SIXTH RACE—Gigantic (4 to 1) 1 The presence of Mrs. Chadwick in Wall street caused quite a 4 jo 1) 1, ripple. feeder amg eee abeent from per Klenwood (4 to 5) 2, Glendon 8, excitement. The corridors of the building quickly filled with | gee Hogan and Kate ‘Ome, ours (Special to The Evening World.) — and police had to be secured to clear them away, ‘As long ass rats vante in the house, were questioned iets tile torteuioe ten endl ets Te Eertine World) | outside Mra. Chadwick declined to leave the office, ‘She sent a y* attendance a! * ‘ elosely by the police, From them tt (Continued on Bécond Page.) Bennings this afternoon, though the need ‘fielde dre amined to go tn'the atx | PAY bor cabman and later bed luncheon taken tn. 7 . events at the Crescent City trick this Mrs. Chadwick boils Newton's claim down to ecard was ftar\ from being attractive. ‘There was nothing special onthe pro- wets declares she will not pay him another cent. The a Aavenal was @ strong favorite in the but $78,000 at this time, Mrs. Chadwick expects to have all the n + LAWVERS WE WOM FOUGHT S==e<===== IN HS FOOL-KILLER NO. dees Sere a ; mi wick's New York attorney, ¥e \ SHOPLIFT FR? WITH BURGLAR Crazy Craft, with Body of the aecentil OE e te tret race and ty came tome an vary! Navigator Aboard, Beached at Town ttinda this afternoon and will-meet Mr. Newton. to make payment. Rk iter inde ile! gh ng beg uppers.) eport as to the basis of settlement this afternoon. _| WAIVES DEMAND FOR $65,000 BONUS, Neehteecs Husband of “Mrs, Hobart” Re-|Mrs, Blumson Found Him in|<times, Suite, and March, Daisy, out : tae 2 early to iene atretehs | jf Michi esd % — fuves to Come into Court and! Her. Bedroom and .Grappled ieee aes tav'im| in Michigan—Rescuing Party Had not sly where the meeting will be, as it is not desirable to have @ lot people present. ‘5 , “To explain the reduction in the Newton claim I want to sayi Arsenal Breesed Ho: “Mr. Newton's claim is $190,800," said Mr. Powers, "but he will . «uiueand Orange «) Started to His Assistance. She Is Held for oe nae Ti eines with Him, but He Struck Her|"“\vicnonter at Gooa Price, $85,000 of the sum he asked consists of bonuses which he waa to get? ° . With a Jimmy, or ee Sree Parente ‘Boers “ma 4 CHICAGO, Dec, LA despatch from, hié friends grew. anxious, and (Continued on Second Page.) Mh gE, roca Rope wt the] Stevenaville, Mich., says that the tot vessel arriving et the various sa or tor the vee. it were asked for {i Sponge Cake Géoa a. Magietrate Whitman, in Jefferson! 4. pen aa lear the field was all] of Peder Nissen, Inventor, and naviga-| Vote Sei! ae ge but Market Court, this afternoon called the 8 caae-of & woman calling herself Mrs. Margeret Hobart, of Jersey City, ar- Tested a few days ago for shoplifting, the fi h vi: AA the stretch, | tor of the crazy contrivance which he| jrissen had been " at fe Be se Sunetheed ae a? TOW. | called the “Fool-Killer No, 3," was | renewing. part: hes sartes roe hae ‘cy |S iw Eilgtvth avenue, returned there late this | {f.’ iy by two! om Ro-dhy ‘inthe 2 nope of fod oe found this afternoon in hia boat on the Sime afternoon to find a strange man in her strom Ca the Sat bell beach there. wae oltve. MORE SHOOTING = the stockades. wn cars |fllea with Deputy United States | shale and private guards the, company. Word Was recetved from ‘see ‘Tha woman had been arraigned in the | 40. 2g ei doch raed aga Gasear Won Easily, Yow belleved that Migesa’s-vovage| ol eatlors tte hetnteg, sen he morning seasion of: court, but an. ad- ee could end in any other manner, Thoso| Were on were A. M. tse and sin OS? Tne’ twenty-two Peadagt “ hey Walter Cleafy made the early pa: when Mrs. Blumson surprised him. | eliawed by Ohaet and Gilmore. Grint |few ate of as an eccentric tum as ed a pha nephews, and An- E' bert Bodh ie bend stnas Tuesday deserted Ins te ver Whout any preliminaries the woman | went to the front at the,end of a mile | N tart futtong Jed wit lesen. Their minds run in channéls alter the went fo the Aone tonethers White thay min, | Gascar, ‘who led all” the rest "of the| (bat evolve such things as hie “Poo! cee hate i de we Mas | without Bases mit Firing Goes On, but Prepara-’ si'*ver mr Pr’ sesace of the y and won easily by five lengths | Killer” and a peculiar joy in taking raed Fokesire ire La second, and Huster, Mine- Workers. who furnished journment was taken to give her attor- miners who Were sblpuet, Dey, Mark Alter, a onance to establish es that she belongs to a wealthy and Aras tee prominent family, bas been suffering , , Ohnet, who beat Woden bi chance ‘in 4 thi ot com! t ped cane near ending his well-backed long shot, was * tation hack to Penn H from lines te taeve years, pe te tr length. cial hal FP I pStba baring. babes feat. 3 otis og gg Fool ities |" ¥! bi tions Are Made to Rush in ‘per ponte He ae ; responsible, Another Favorite Beaten, Niasén set forth trom here on Tues- He. several attempts and aR: | Katie Powers Wine at Last. | More Non-Union Men to Take THREE DEAD IN TRAIN. » MB Alter was told by the magistrate Dasale was the favorite An the fourth | 48% afternoon from the Chicago ave- thal ok pal view. Nissen won Himes was favorite at odds on | > that Mt he could bring the husband and “ . h be content with |nue pler, 4 strange set of men helped | acting his ort ” cary pL Bra <8 rie bie gas] Strikers’ Places, . é Physigian of the women into court to cenend Pings. Feet Pepeer ax q Caper | itm inflate his half boat und halt dale) He" Was Dever ee it in ri Peat te 49 was a poor second to | Firemen the ¥letims bi) late the claim made for her -|'phie amd Dasale. They ran this way | (008 contrivance, and sent up a artat 44 t PJ bag fc. choles in the eMac G, Freight Crash Up the State,” ‘ & discharge would be ordered. nto Whe stretch, when’ Delphie came| cheer when (hey pushed it into the|a few He eliovad’ fas. Ca the ew ik rationge bat DUQOIN, IIL, Deo. L—According 19) ALBANY, Des. 1.—Three ’ _ oMeither the husband nor the physi- » @ P away and won eastly two lengtha | water, The last seen of Nissen alive Now any whe ‘atic Pow. | Sheriff Stein, an attack was made 00 | repgrt.¢ to have been killed and : was in court, but Mr. Alter pro- ctinge, He caught the tugi. | from Tassie, who beat Chper Bauce by! way when he climbed down into the tote ser nl Soon aoa be tbe laws Zeigier last night. Firing began at (De! siderable property lose involved) duced evidence to show that the proprie- comer of One Hunvired and | * leneth- Foo! Killer aad shouted to those who| “oe ‘In ‘the ier, ttrjena So Powers went on and won| pumping station, two miles north of! collision oF freight tralhe early | treet and ighth aveuu |. Rector Almost Wen » | eke honda ek ie ah, Heat wot: without anything to bother het. Himes | sister and #1 mising {rear Onéonta, an jhe Suantieha tor of the stdre which the woman was fas under a * an irongn the Becueed of robbing had agreed not to "Lat her 0, boyel” Hart an hour MAYOR ee ILS TO SEE PRINCE,| vireten and Jo. the last nundrel yards who was tired and | nupdred shots were fred. ‘The machine | road ast three! ‘slog of the Delaware and Hudson the Weit One Hundred prosecu: es cg station, " o cpaaes th wan searohed, and a bo Fg by. gl ahaa pO Se Re es oe tA Hinegeriie SEVER peel ot ge wont guny responded promptly, ‘ Pr Hw ae pao poy higed y abatand a. innge. batts 7 ot offelal ust pret. iy Ali the mill:iameg were called out and has withdrawn the charge, o¢ io op him. He gave the nam x. | Nissen had no means of keeping him- | Press news, Mayor Mo- Dick Bernard Wins. the Sheriff's son called for a posse in WEATHER FOR ‘Willing to withdraw the charge,” said Richa, and anid that 34 ing ‘good pace and came near self warm nor in exttemity could he | Clean paid a formal call upon Prince at Bernard, the top woight in the | Zeigler, but the nod-unton miuiers would - the Magistrate to Mr. Alter, “an order Toira home. Hippocrates took stoon faye renewed.nie aupply of adr. Warmth | PUMAiml, the personal representative of handicap, and tayorke in the field of j 4 r 7 oy ast for the ot Issued by thie Court-would | U7) avenue 7 Twenty-|on the turn md in the atretch moved Japan, at the Hotel st mado & FUNAWAY race Of I: sprint. | 9% respond. Sheriff Bteln wali tha Forec law | third wereot, down on Rector, winning by a length | #94 alr, so far as the Fool Killer was ths afternoon’ only. t Ad aS hola, Raskin and’ Jens | could not say wheiher most of the A108 | gnding at 8 P.M. Friday, look & law for the tich anda law) from Ostrleh, o beat Reo by «| Canterned, were beyond the baventor | Tei. ane Be ene b a) buy | ar hi joved up to him in| wae from the inside or outside of the a snus ~ rove AH ne stretch. but it! town, It is not known whether any one VOrk Clty and vicinity: meee, f the roval tutte. rf Die call . as Bernard deine night; Friday pestyerce of the department store peopl? to | Gisiua” dhe appatrad ts take wtite ta- Cherter by Four Lengths. He had three days’ provisions with | eased up al tha end was injured. torcat fn the proceedings, Mr. Alter| Minotaur was backed down to favo. | bim, and was confident of crossing the) hg u k(t for the call waa) aeaene ‘All tlre Way. t Adjt-en. Rese, who le atl west to northwest Winds. $d that ee hiiabud lew. layer, | rite positon In the last race, bit couid lake, although a storm had wine | Hayor be Fics ronal cate whe baleen’ olde Zeigler, said to-day that the shooting . 7 not’ gore than 10 miles fort a At oot ee, the great lake into @ tempestuous sea . tg selling piatere with | vet night was of the same character As | tom Yori,” and thet he had when he made hia start. fils friends on shoro watched his come ort vibe toaie be ead » dpadondt scat leraft whost Wawigh tee waves and ito to's Pith ave: eetie 2208 away ia a a . faut nthe 9. Mam | Raster: ook Bo. Pe fe eaten poat- Ef opty ° parr, ey a * of eat on b Seer) previous firings, continuing at irregolar) noes Vp bed Wot acer help: prion The militia, according to Cot | eter on page 2