The evening world. Newspaper, July 14, 1905, Page 3

es | “ Circulation Books Open to All.’’ | WILD OVER SCOTTY IN WALL STREET Broadway Blocked and a) Mob of 5,000 Chases Miner in His Auto. cAll the News. cAll the News. PRICE ONE CENT, WILL EXHUME ~~ BODY OF SECOND | MRS. CARLTON FOUGHT FOR | LIFE IN OCEAN OF ICE-CREAM Frank Raphael, Pinned to Tracks Under Wagon, Has Double Escape. WHITE SLAVE SHOT. “HER GERDRON DEAD | AS HE THREATENED “tits” SLAIN WOMAN KNOWN; POLICE | SEEK HUSBAND Was Barber’s Wife. + : BRAID Mass, July W—Tt f i} h ight a d le} s s 4 wae cate the Monte Crime fare, arekon and tires tn tracuree, Police Captors Testify for French Girl Who 2yete ee Maes re oe ‘ ke Ask Cc for | Perth Vaney, who innded in this city |ATe 2FoKen and three riba fractured, ; pid ‘ ie i ay | Pra aly, OF 2 8: murdered selme as n yiine par pee ie, sae OUT OF roan cnt wnt ie ie | Riad a harsh ats Killed Her Master, in Hearing Before | Siiitiins, whose nosbana was. em : horizi Se h f T; district this afternoon by his presence |came to his hurts in a very remarkable tlle ’ g anita core eau Here: THe pos rit ut! orizing arc or races there. He had eluded great crowds up- | manner, has informed the surgeons in Cc é H S din a barber sents “ais ea f P ’ : Wit Wh Aown by fitting about from one hotel | the Fordham Hospital that he es Coroner, orroborating er tory hi we searching for Schidlosska, di fo) oison in re 0 Ta. GHOCH@E ln adi TaURoInobIIG NHANES! gatth ss two sources by a 8 is missing, and is believed to be on uw ; Died Suddenly Ho bougiit wine and paid for it trom | Raphael is a driver for the Rela Ico of the Tragedy. way to California, The couple res hd roll of $1,600 bills in the Gran otel, | G, 701 ya a in Brockton, the Herald Square and the Waldorf: | Cvoum Company Wipes SHEA en | Schidlosska, the woman's husbind, {3 aca atey ung Tica Mier |e i ea a frightened bird, Berthe Claiche, the little Paristan grisette, who sh b¢ fils town, ‘who employed tha = et ater . | enty~ street, fro: ashi | i ened bird, Ber laiche, the arisian grisette, PSN Oe: Aus . 8 *~ District-Attorney John F. Clarke, of Brooklyn, after a conference |aent Gerard, of the pp rcker Rockey Se sateen Ceca aiuine ton 4 Hai ea eee as the cruel bondage of Emil Gerdron, a master of Tt 2874s last he saw of Schidlossica * . , y. he made a flying ba Sok See on clivére ‘St cl bondage 24 erdron, 4 a was on Saturday nigh . Whe h «this afternoon with Coroner Flaherty, decided to apply to the Supreme| Trust Company. he made & fying tip) cient at a bonfire and bolted, peer ‘ File ttn: wasledlibe Se roeh Seliole ake coun See Wie ceaptrerored d x ; ie G h h him, whe looked| When the horse started on his pre- white slaves, by shooting and killing him, was led before Coroner Scholer Hani Court on Monday for an order to exhume the body of Mrs. Mamie Gor-| had two friends with him, te : : z Sari a 1 + ‘ 5 Peay us like Westerners. Sean ew tor tits fleaded for the and a jury to-day to face an inquest into the murdered man’s death. man Carlton, the last wife of Frederick E. Carlton to die under suspicious |", his tansen drew up at the curb |e New York Central Railroad cui, which Is only guarded by a picket fence| about three feet high. There are four tracks In the cut used by New York, The stuffy court-room was jammed with persons of all sorts, the majority of them furtive-eyed women, whose haggard faces and tawdry }at the Stovk Exchange and he went In the onlookers recegnized the minor circumstances. Mr. Clarke said further that if the examination of the body of Mrs. Carlton warrants it, the body of the first Mrs. Carlton will dead woman the police and State | at he was going to Culifornta| | within a few days. | CG Mrs, Schidlosska was thirty-two years| jd, After discovering the Identity of . . s, 7 ective once began ch for and a shout of tty te P| New Haven and Hartford trains and! fj ly of tl dismal lives. There were the ogni venl ae ior nati 2 E arttord nd finery spoke eloquently of their dismal lives. here were also other getertives also be exhumed and an examination made. through the bullding. Soon every struc: |ijcais and expresses of the Harlem un) WMT SF dae Hi ‘i es simply andl meatly, clad: who detired fo Gar: cntrax devéting ihe forenoon tb woaree 7 “I have talked this matter over with Coroner Flaherty,” said Mr.| ture M18 spouting men, women and of-) vison of the New Yon Central. women of different class, ‘simply und neatly clad, who desired Se nth police came sine “\fice boys. As Scotty came out they| aphael wound the reins around his hat aid they could to this unfortunate little woman. ful Inv fe s iceoo Clarke this afternoon. “und hr has laid beforo me all the evidence that ho|tcvcaq'tn ¢ dame mean about the |Nrsts and Dused with ei hist eeea hit) what aid they ate | an, to the conclusion that Sehidiofska was has taken. J agree with him (hat t is suflicient to warrant us in taking up| Westerner, trying to shake hands and |powersy and tat suneing buediy!egies| «ON a front bench, near the Coroner's desk, sat Mrs. Louis Deon, the weuvily on his way to California, hays | mnigeue the body. I have asked him for a detailed statement of all of this testl-| ursing him to throw cut his gold. fore ine driver realized his peril the| mother of the prisoner, and her two other daughters, Jeanette and Irma, se vevidentisalert thes te vester- | After Automobiling, Riding, Golfe * many, and he will have it for mie to-morrow morning. He ordered his driver to take the © and plunged ‘with Cs wagon, the latter a fourteen-year-old girl, strikingly fresh and pretty in a pink heen cent to various places along the |! Tennis, or any outdoor sports, Twill take from: tile. the necessary machine up to Well street, and the!into the twenty-foot cut purchase) of these Mapas because Aare: | trock and a broad-brimmed sailor hat. The older daughter, Jeanette, was iw a bath with Cuticura Soap is most , dressing them.” ferted, investigation, and, under his instruc- ons, Precinct, and Detective-Sergt. Waldon, of Headquarters, took possession of Carlton's room, at No. 198 Sande street. | ‘When they entered they found an ele- Bantly furnished room, for the deat in| Capt Condon, of the FAftieth) $3,000. that lager, without the woman's knowl- edge.’ he had the insurance raised to Woman Made “T had decided to keep my discoveries secret for awhile,” sald Mrs. Schultz to-day, “but now ‘I belleve it will serve a better purpose t tell all, There has Inquiries. the house, the walls covered with plo- (ures and every mark of refinement visible in the bric-a-brac and books Scattered about. | Two large trunks and a bag. doudle, locked. were In the room, and besides the drawers of the dresser and chif- fonier were full of papers and clothing. The captain did not make an examina- tion of the trunks and drawers to-day, but many curious things were found among the papers scattored about the room, A telegram, dated June 19, from Burl-| ington, N. J., signed “Kid,"/ begged Carlton to come to Burlington ‘at once. | A letter from the same place dated a few days before, and signed, “Edward | Sweeney," begged him to write to al woman, described in the letter as “Aunt! Ellen," who was represented to be in the deepest grief on account of “Uncle Fred's” absence and his failure to write, Premium Receipts and Lists, Among other papers found were three Tecelpts for premiums on Ife insur- ance policies and several lists of women's names and addresses, to- aether with a curious system of anno- lation wet against them in a memoran- dum book. ‘The policies were in the New York Life Insurance Company, one premium due June 30, 196, on policy No. 3,484,260, and others, due the same month, on Policies Nos. 211,482-3, all of which a, peared to have been patd within the last fow days. Among the women's names were ma- trimonial ists furnished by an agency on a printed sitp, which directed Carl- ton to “write briefly, describe yourself and request their acquaintance,” and ured him “They have registered with us for the purpose of getting mar- ried, and you have no hesitation in ad- Among the names in his memorandum book, which contained little besides ames and addresses of women, Greater New York addresses appeared. Some were as follows: Edna Duffen, Cresent street, Carrle Kidder, No. 15 Hall av nue, Miss M. Smith, No, 69 Essex street, Mrs, Oscar Harmer Ridgewood, Norwood avenu Mrs. C. Kern, nee MoGee, No, 903 St. Marks avenue, Kate Cunmeere, No. 184 Concord street, Mary McKnight and Miss Van Wayne, No 82 Ashland place, and Susie Malone, No, 839 Unton street, To Ransack Effects, * whese names were all repeated on an- other page of the book with cabalistic 8 signs, cross marks, circles and dashes, There was @ lot of paper with Carl- *ton's printed name and a regular busi; ness lettergead describing him as a dealer in photographic supplies and giv- ‘ing his address as Washington, with- out the street or the ordinary “D. C." + The police believe they will find muca more thet te valuable as an indication Of tao antecedents of the man. ‘They think the letter and telegrams trom lew Jersey Indicate that he may have 4 wife ut that place whom ho, las di and they will ‘attempt to tra Hues that they think are found ists of names and addr sses pollcoman was left y of the room and Its content Sppllcation for a cours ord mine the effects, Had Four Wedding Ring: What may have been the plar Frederick, ‘Caron’ said’ (bbe ot army deserter, adventurer, expert In Bolrons and a ian of many alluses and Many yom) verore, his “career was ec! he, Potloe, Ip hot know in the leat six months hased four areca at eae, ko boat os Os | surrounding the Hever been a time since Mamle died that I have not been looking up this man. I loved the girl like a mother. Her mother and I had made great plans for the baby, but I could see that Carle ton didn’t like the Idea at’ all. “When Mamie was ill Carlton was close to her bed all the time. He would allow no one else to. Interfere. Once the “housekeeper came into the font and Carlton was sitting close beside the bed. “He jumped up in anger and or- dered her out. “I knew the facts about the death of the frst Mra. Carlton. and I learned that It occurred just ag she was in the game condition as Mamle. I knew about the ineurance had placed on her life, an n he took our Insurance on’ Man the time [ told him pininiy then that tt Icoked bad, insur ing his wife right after they were mar red, and he replied: Policy $3,000, Not $1,000, “That's all right; I only did it as a favor to Cunningham, the insurance Agent at ihe Navy-Yard. He told me he needed a commission badly, and I said he could go and see Mamie and insure her ff she would stand for 4 “I aftarward learned from Mamie that Cunningham called, and as he sald he had Carlton's permission she agreed to take out a policy for $1,000, ‘After Mamie died I ‘charged Carlton with crooked work, He laughed at me until I became angry and told him I thought he was responsible for hia wife's death, He laughed at me and sald: “They can never prove anything on me. I sald to him then: ‘Look out, Carlto1 » No man is so smart but wha’ he meets his match sooner or later, His reply was: ‘They can't matoh me. Um too smart for them, No Trace of Poison Yet, Dr, Austin De Lisle, a chemical analysis ‘of the whiskey and tatiets, which H. D, Schaub says Carlton tied to get him to take at the Hotel St. George on July 6, has not fine ished his work, but he gave the follow- ing ement to The Evening World who is making to-day “I “worked ell last night and t morning on the whiskey’ and tania And 89 far the results tive, Tam not In a positl final report vet, but T can say po: tively that no trace of poison has vet been found. In fact nothing has been found to warrant even a suggestion of any foreign matter in either whiskey or tablets. and Ido not delleve that anys vill be found. i ave one of the tablet# and some of the whiskey. so that the authorities her analysis mate if hrough.”" develoned th a deserter from the United States Army, that Iris real nami {s Edward Martinex ana ¢ travelled about the country u allaser. PAD POLICEMAN S50, HE ASERT Mag'strate Breen, in Jefferson Mar- ket Pollee Court, to-day began an ex- amination into suspicious circumstances eof James Farrell, *® walter tn @ saloon at No. 121 Univers sty place, accused by one Viole: Mon- roe of stealing a brooch from her be- cause she gave him a small tip, It has been feported to Magistrate Breen that Henry Roberts, proprietor of the saloon, pald @ policeman %0 to have the woman withdraw the com- plaint, that effect, and in addition he swears that @ policeman tried to shake him down for $59 more yesterday, ‘The Mag. {strate sent for Lawyer Michnel O'sul- ivan, counsel for the womai him explain some features of ‘the Roberts has made aMdavit to’ way trolley car. By this time there was a shouting mob of thousands and the cars were unable to move, The Death Valley gold king was completely marooned at Broadway and Wall street. Police to the Rescue. Roundsman Higgins and mounted Po- Mceman Heffenburg and Slott, of the| trafic nquad, finally fought their way through the crowd and managed tol clear a space about the car. It took) some time to disencumber the car of clerks and office boys who were cling- Ing to the vehicle like flies. Then the roundsman asked ‘Scotty’ where he wanted to £0. “I want to get out he replied, "my automobile 1s trailing on behind, If you can get this car down to the Battery I guess we can make a break for {t."" The police ther formed an escort for the car and it slowly rolled down to the Battery, though there were fully five thousand persons !n its wake before {t reached there. More policemen made a lune for the electric hansom and the miner and his friends got into tt. Then with a mount- ed policeman on cach stds the auto shot across to Bowling Green, then west to Church street, where it made a dash and disappeared from the ken of the curious. of this crowd," Scotty's Arrival, A great crowd of curious persons me: the miner at the Grand Central station to-day when he arrived on the eigh- teen-hour flyer. His dog Goldbug was with him. Interest was divided be- tween him and the pup. as word was ‘parked along the wire from the West that Goldbug wore a simple and chaste diamond collar worth $1,000, Scott was dressed in a rough blue serge sult. a heavy blue flannel shirt, red tle and broad, black sombrero, He 1s erect, broad-shouldered a=" carrie: himself with an easy, confident swing ark you one thing Don't think I'm a sucker that burns good money to make the Government richer. 1 belleve in tnending. but I alro believe in gettine my money's worth, I spent $10.000 on my wey from Los Angeles to, thie tows un ike vour burg so well that I'll bi tay. suis only own in® A tierips bends money’ etn. Yo eae pat, at My fa dtetronotis® Youtve Wor that lake “villoge beaten’ in fl i Y covnte Apaciyt ha fy trelht, Frain “Piden into tae Aunty. elamour of the bacn rllss” Thousand-Dollar Bills, Before he reached the Herald Square Hotel he stopped at the Putnam House, where a crowd swarmed around him, shaking bis hand warmly, He seemed to be well known in the place, and showed he was a “npender” by buying a glass of beer for hisnself and other drinks for his friends, Then he rolled up to the New Grand Hotel in his electric cab, where another host of men flocked around him and shook hands, In this place he bought four bottles of wine, “He valid for It from a roll fat with $1,000 bills —— PEARY’S SHIP HAD NO CLEARANCE PAPERS, from $500 Fine by y Club in Fur- Explorer Save Peary's Arctic ship Roosevelt ran her nose Into a tal je of Government red- tape to-day that for a time threatened to postpone her sailing in ‘quest of the North Pole. Some person notified the ‘Treasury Department that the Rooseyolt had deparied from Portland, Me., with- out getting her clearance paper: The Government promptly fined the yease! $500, but members of the Peary y| saw | collection and re None in he row that wan at the ata | caumniainia, against Arie will ‘be sub fon to ovale him eared a jibe after one! say whether not there were other ood look..et the bronzed young slant. | compiainants besides Mr. Pose Not a Spendthrift. There is an impre abroad As he gnt into an electric hansom| ante will turn State's eviden. with Goldbug he sald: “Boys, I only! several years Wall street millionaire’s | w York, New Haven and MNartford Railroad. Just at that. mo-| ment, a few minutes past 1 o'clock, a Boston fiver was pounding down the rails an eighth of a mile away The injured man realized his peril and gcreamed| ee fear. Ae Wis only a mat- ur of a fow seconds before ti would be upon hin Me Sain ut Abraham Hydecker, a bo: 8816 Park avenue, had follows: away and climbed down into the cut. He the train and springing up the | tracks tore off his shirt and w; | frantically. The engineer of the saw the signal and put on the by The express was stopped within ¢ dred yards of the wrecked ice cream wagon. Passengers piled out of the train, and | wading in ice cream that con the tracks, did what they could to g the diver before an ambulance arrived from Fordham Hospital. They also took up | ded Hydecker for of No. the run- | his vresence of mind. “SMART SET’S” AGENT IS HELD FOR GRAND JURY, Ahle Waives Examination After Edward M. Post Tes- tifies About Blackmail, Charles H. Able, solicitor of the So- clety Editor's Association, who is ac- cused of trying to blackmail E, M. Post the Stock Exchange broker, wa to-day held for the Gra a Jury by | Magistrate MeAvoy in tre Strec Police Court. Assistant District-At- torney Krotel announced that two new have been fairly hounded by two or three gangs of alleged Ilterary men and ‘Phe District-Attorney thinks that Ahle knows all about the opera- Uons of these tireless workers for easy money, The men who employed Ahle have not been enthuslastic in backing him up since his arrest. Charles Stokes Wayne, managing editor of Town! Toples, who was run out of Colorado Springs, Col., seven years ago under pressure of an impeniing coat of tat and feathers, introduced Able to Mr Post, but he has not been enthusiastic Ing the defense of hiv suborti- Post, the complaining witness. was the firm to take the stand to-da He repeated the story he told origi ally, After Detective Flood hed told Mr. Post paying $500 to Ahle Mr, Lev announced that he would Introduces no dofense. He watved farther examin ton and Magistrate McAvoy commit. | ted Ahle to the Tombs to tthe action of the Grand Jury “ial! was fixe! at 69,500, — PAUL JONES'S BODY ARRIVES JULY 22 22, ANNAPOLIS, Md., July 4 + The Naval Academy authorities have been| notified that the squadron escorting the | remains of Admiral Jolin Puul Jones to this country will arrive off Annapolis, July 2%. The squadron under Adirmal Sigsbee will be met at the pes by a batth ship squadron under miral Ryans, © erulser squadron under Admiral Brown aon, and the French cruiser Jurien di la Graviere, and conyoyed to Annapolis ‘The remains of Admiral Jones will be Arctic uk put wp # ond and thus de- llvered the ship from the predicament, If no further to ado ae oi he temporary te with eaint) | eyes. She remal they gave a little start, as if to run to her, but shrank back when a court officer waved them down, All three then wept softly until the proceedings began, when they Istened with desper- ate earnestness to the stories of police- | men who had witnessed the Killing of ner again. She had a black eye she Gerdeon: | sala he had given her. I told her that Pathecic Picture of Despa'r, | 1 Would take him in if she would proso- | prisoner was very pale, and her | cute him. I told her ¥ didn't want to| econ Freer with sprigbtiy step on |e turned down, She sala anc vould hurried up to me and said in a fearful voice, ‘There he 1s now.’ I knew she meant this fellow Gerdron, for she ha’ told me two wecks before of his bruta treatment of her. “She sald he had threatened to kit! | her high-hevled shoes was pathetic, for | Prosecute him and tell the Court of all a He en his er ty to her, | when she saw the array of policemen . | mm Neyer her asés gave! waysunddr Volicemen Martineau and Bellafour her and she almost fell into a chair, | Were with me. (All three of these o: Her little sister, Irma, hurried to her | ficers are plainclothes men.) We were side and began fanning her, but she | standing on the southeast corner of | ‘Twenty-fourth street and Seventh av nue, Gerdron was across the street ead sink down and closed her ed in this attitude of let her complete despair throughout the testi |and we went over and got him. The mony of the police witndsses. inl followed us.” As Koon as we wot PHS AN aE aa aa aist of|hold of the man we searched him@to Che aiel A WOreER AMAIA RMIT Pee: PA and while we openwork pattern, a blue skirt 8) were searching him he turned upon the white sailor hat, In striking contrast] girl and. sald: with this sinple habit were her yellow | Died Threatening to Kill, French heel@l sions, ‘Thoust: ‘Te. you! ave, me blhehea, Tl Mil looked In the first stages of ¢ 1 when TI geU-—he was golng to fat her mothe she was greatly im-),mts and did ay ‘ie “faintly. when } Shenae Hen sig theard a sha urned to sce the afte proved over her appearance when she with a revolver In her hand. fait! fled from Gerdvon's thraldom, four /any of us could move, she ipod eos weeks ago. [ona shot. Both shots hit him in the back sta ey Turnbull | poetic eri (Continued on Sixth Page.) salaky defended, He objected to a |= - ly proposed by Mr. Turnbull, and » Coroner ruled in his favor. Policeman Tells of Tragedy. Then Policeman Henry Morton, of the West Thirtieth street station, was call- e first witness, Gerdron and was at He bad arrest- to npting our candies 1 ture wit eerupulous of ndie's Commander | Of Dobbs Ferry— | wel Eibelled, Cy OCOLATE 60 AND DAT ‘The body picked up in the Hudson| River off Dobbs Merry to-day, and at} SPECIAL FOR ERIDAY first belleved to be that of John Gracto, | engineer of the yacht Normandie, whi was run down on Tuesday by Nor anit n tramp steamer Volund, proves PRANUT It tof Capt, Storms, of tho Nore seo TENT who ye at Hyde a NUD CHOCOLATE Neither of Miss dys maT - Dodge nor Engineer Gracie, the other) yy victims of the disaster, has been recov- er Coroner Russell has issued a - warrant for the arrest of the cap aUAS Pi e Volund, and Mr. Rudd, the les: | SSN canaae OF ne thy Normandie, ‘hae libellea the | COCOA vessel. es - = —= | We will deliver 1 to 10 Ibs. fay tho following rates Herts Jeracy. Cy mike or The rong, 136. 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Men and| wrecked, conan, the the hind=| ter, Berthe, despite the latter’s sunken cheeks and hollow ey |ate and Mra. Schidiofeka in the Brock. | fcr preserving, purifying, ani Sh Del made on Monday, end we cusbt)| result of het qulet dsteative mont Waellncee nave ‘arto / the wheel and tried tol Niners Ar tne fees ho: a/twol daughters S80) lamabue nieswnen cy A [Afr and 4 Withdrawn ase | Deautif;;ing the skin, scalp, hair, , to have the body up on Tuesday. Then | this and two other interesting discov a ai F also pinned down in the wreckage an The mother an 0 dau cuff him when the Claiche girl shot | ton Savings was withdrawn last & seared we 4f ft is necessary we will ask for per-| Siro” coufyds, at the death of the first | climb ihto the vehicle, At last tt in kicking wildly to free itself inilicted| close together and watched the vor | him déwn. Morton suld in reply to the| Tuesday and the account closed, The |@nd hands, for irritations of the | gedselon 201 Sake up the’ body of the | second: Dautrones ee heme seeeaee tae weet cra hie to tienes then dampen [TE NOUNGS UoOD the man, He bel through’ which, thelr Kingwoman_was| Assinar: Dirt Aro goon questions: | savings bank officials decline to state| Skin, heat rashes, tan, sunburn, fet SEealcaniton’ to become a mother; the other ts that Faiees Lea AUne oS ies Kick trum the hocke, "aS broken by alto come with frightened eyes. When| “] wag standing on the © rner of want the amount was, but the rules of | bites and stings of insects, lamu- ; nuBbAn ee Oa An APT apenas : ‘They had to|,,0r¢ iriver <1 not lose consctous-| she was at last brought Into the Twenty-seventh street aud Seven:h ave. bank Indicate that {t was less than! pecs and so.eness incidental to Took Cariton’s Trunks. on his plea that he wanted to help out Peeps Puce nce sbeatha Dae Held doen ee retlized that he ‘was! tribunal beside a portly deputy sheriff nue lus: Saturday night, waen thls girl Wars = j : ght to make ge! - down across the express track | Inepector Crose ordered a searching! 4 friend in the insurance ousinnee aed Pet oer i | 4 i | nals — noes