The evening world. Newspaper, July 21, 1905, Page 4

TIT Wort Ti FRID: AY EVENTNG, 3 WY oy “TOR, Eleanor a Gets “Third Degree’ at Brook- lyn Headquarters, ’ BOTH PLEAD NOT GUILTY. , Arrested on Warrant Charging] _ Conspiracy’to Blackmail by “ Use of Photographs. a “ + REPUDIATES GIRL’S STORY. “Prisoner Denies Knowing Millie f° Petersen, Who Identifies Him Man Who Robbed Her. * Eleanor Vandeventer, | Frederick E. Carlton, sweetheart of : the prisoner in | Raymond street jail who is accused of }) the theft of $100 from Charles Schaub, l whom he afterward is said to have fe » ried’ to murder with poison, and who 4s suspected of having put two of his fawives to death with poison so that "} Re could collect insurance on their |} Uves, spent last night in a cell in the j Adams. stree, station, and to-day after } beinguskén to Police Headquarters in > Brooklyn she was subjected to the | “third degree.” ; Both; Pload Not Guilty. { Carlton was arraigned before Judge Crane in the County Court to-day to anewer to the indictment charging grand. larceny found by the Kings ¢ County!Grand Jury. This indictment is f in the case.of Carlton's chum, Schaub, > who sw@ars that Cariton drugged and robbed him. John Bennett appeared as counsel for {Carlton and entered a plea of not j Sullty. He asked for permission to in- ) | @pect the minutes of the Grand Jury Pj Bnd was referred by the court to the { District-attorney. Then Mr. Bennett | Beked that bail be fixed. “Before entertaining that motion,” | gaid Judge Crane, “I want to look over he ‘etidence upon which the ind @enti'was found. If I do fix ball Hl probably be very high.” Carltonwas teken back to jail. While the was in the County Court the Vande- Venter; woman was arraigned in Butler Court before Magistrate Tighe on e of allowing herself to be pho- tographea unlawfully, in violation of * geotion 317 of the Penal Code, Bail was fixed # $500, and she was committed to it . dal. E AMagiftrate Tighe, however, gave De- { fective Sergeant Walden permission to | \ toke her to the Adams Street Station to 4 be questioned by Inspector Cross. q Expect Woman to Gonfess. The Vandeventor woman js of an tm- pre: and’ hysterical nature. It i is not believed that she can remain in - Jail long without offering to tell all she |. knows about Carlton. She will be ques- FV tioned closcly while under arrest about @ letter she wrote to Carlton from Bur- ‘ington, N. J., 1 which she stated that + ifthe did not send for her he might be ‘bie to collect her life insurance. The report that Mrs. Vandentor | (tiled to commit suicide hy fumpirg | from a story window »t Poltce Headq Brookivn, ny, is not “true. The report sta brolte | away from her custodiuns $a full of officials ynd was only <4 trom leaping/out ot the ® detective-serfeant who » Whe Vandeventer woman, who has shown a great interest in, if not a great Jove foy, Carlton, In spite of the many charges against him, was arrested by De- tective Geofge Walden and two other Etec on Inepector of Police Cross's (staff. She | arrested on a warrant sworn out Anthony Comstock, the Society for the Suppr ; Mice, because of the accusation that } she aided and probably posed for the | obscene photographs used by Carlton {dn his attempts to blackmail respec- table women, To blackmail these wo- men he would affix thelr own faces “to these photographs and then threaten to show them to their friends unless ‘ they did his bidding, | Miss Marle Breslin, who spurned } Carlton's advances and defied ‘him to , do his worst, was oae of the women who is said to have told the police of ‘Miss Vandeventor's connection with ‘the alleged, blackma!l. Carlton Denies Knowing Woman, Spoken to her roughly, even brutally | aud threateningly, causing her to awoon Fe aright ios vttly 2 y ike & foo} fox ter site tal Suddenly je woman tol atory to a re-/@ greit head, sure! a porier: Boereat head, aurely a8 bie 88 th His skull crushed by a falling cake of “It was about ten years answered an ‘advertisement Paper which read: ago that I in a newa- ] of sea bathing and other outdoor sports, though he has not decided when he wilt take ‘his next plunge at Bay Ridge. Becau: shoes, but when he had waded out worn6 | distance he struck out bravely for the the story is beat told in his own 1 A | gvake, for he was the only one there | When the singular thing bappened, all ay rans it may have been the ight filte heavy " wien waa dangling In the water from ratt E {police only after, Carton nad denied | Lou nba up, trembling is every’ bidomn- Falling on His Head from Top | p that he ever saw her; after ho had | "thud herdly gorka P roft when there wes a rar. fn the water wboat the font. A at ere object was whirl! leaned over at m ‘RS IN ALLEGED BLACKMAIL OF wo ang: MEN, | "She took out a policy for $150 and he ook !t one day and asked Millie to make It. thousand or m his was only a day or two after it was issued but we did not ike the man and nev: took much -atock in him, so we pe suaded her not to take out any mo Insurance. This sald one night jus aul right, T ean ‘ta i reson it w ) a R regis there, bet] thelr daughter. August Petersen 2 that neither Rat beak seen for iponthe | fates. and her morher were both ve Seemed distant after that and Windy T found. Dr Goldamith, “He | much ‘dietreesed at the report that tha. only came once or twice more, whe related to me the story of bow he had} police had stated thelr daughter lived he left entirely and nothing more was been bobbed Dy Martinez in the St | with Caflton, or, as cey knew him, heard We saw his. pi Clare Hotel and informed me that Car-| Canter, as his wife in the knew him tier and Martinez were one and the here was a general unders:anding him ourselves sume iran. etween our daughter and that many if necessary) st etersen, “that they would, Millie Petersen, parents Deny) Marriage: Se matted, but mo definke arrange: | parents, has teen’ wor Millle Petersen was not to be found| nents were made and she never lived fifteen vear at her home to-day, but her aged| with him. She has not been away from of Mehle & parents were seen, and talked freely| jome for a night in tae last fifceen) old, though about Carlton and his rejations with’ years. Ness than twenty-five. BAY RIDGE SEA MONSTER ‘HAS FOUR SETS OF TEETH But the Blooming Beast Is Now Shy Two Broken Fangs that It the Fastened in the Foot of a Dare-Devil Englishman, York nce Who Fancies He May Will Them to the Cram, to-day British Museum—My Word ! Tiie world of science te going to Be thing but stand there with ite, mouth | S Y alive bone which 0Pen, making a noise that sounded like | balled pA ies “possessor | chuckle. Then quite euddenly it | are’ now ‘regarded by thelr po dropped down into the water again and as the tangs of a sea monster. They | disappeared are algo: offered-to the universe ab tea- | timony of the fact that Bay Ridge wae me, and just as sure that I didn't want directors: to be eaten, don't you know. Visited’ by a sea creature of unganny | judge, from the look of Its head and | York ICty, a appearance and queer conduct. neck, that 1t was several hundred feet |of Westbui ¥ ¢ {long’and had hundreds of feet, There (>a-les B. Theophilua Rajiey, a young Bnglish-/ was only one t hing for me to dovte Nog man, who js sojourning at Ninety-thind street and the Shore road, Bay Ridge. secured the teeth In a rather unusual dive into t he water and give it battle, unless I preferred it to come up and nibbje at me with its four sets of teeth. | manner, “I got them in a deucedly | ; Seaght Him by the Foot, More ome ay lucky fashion," he says, “ar is “I was 80 desperate that I decided to| Wi mon Arti oc ae ng Tee die hard, devilishly hard, I dove with| Bd economical. . ° my eyes open and swam all aroand, does not seem so far wrong. \ut could see nothing of the monste Teen, use dark brown A. Hud®y Hero. I swam back to’ the raft and pulley Ge vinaues boule = i tayself up. I had drawn up one foot) males green: green Mr, Ralley is un athlete, Huge in| when I felt something seize the other, | qa @Feem Bnd s0 on, bulk, he js all sinew and muscle and 1 turned around and there was tho has ‘the nr i § head of the thing. It had my right foot he Liverpool record for itting | Med nf the thing, It had my rig weights, having once lifted with both hands a bale of cotton that welghed a Uttle short of a ton. He ts very fond “Dash ft all, but I and I struck the monster in the face witn was angry, my dovbled-up fist. With a cry of pain it Jet go and sped off in the wa- er, It made great waves us {t went, | geee uring a number of rowboats. When I saw that {t had got far off I |swam ashore and in taking off canvas shors I found two teeth stuck | faast {n the rubber sole. I will keep never Hiw last entrance into the waters of the Narrows was 'n the dark of the the home, MISS CRAM RALLIES AND MAY RECOVER. New York Belle Injured hy Horse's Kick Shows Sign ing Consciousness, PITTSFIELD, Miss Ei was seriously who is stated that shi e stated that she rallied ear'y day and gave some sym; turn to conscionsnes: of insensibility, — A. BELMONT, BONIFACE. The August Belmont Hotel Company was Incorporated at Albany to-day with ‘I was sure the thing wanted to eat|a capital of $500,000 and the Benjamin L. Bates, Adolph I should | Frank and Jolin Fr Nass Ludlow, of New Brunswick, ———————— EDS ae ing 1s done every year ‘Dyes. change the color of a dress from blue Diamond Dyes in be used In surprisingly many ways out The Diamond Dye Annual’ will tell you some things yee knew about 4s written by women, for women, free on request, together with 45 sam- pl d clot! res Mass., first time since the runaway a Charitc Frederick For example: of Retarn- July 21.—For thel Cram, of hurt attending Mise that there was a e might recover. to= mptoms (of & F ter seven days 1 following: x county, uu It is 0, atmple lanond Dyes. It Sent night—he hottest night of the year. of the rocks on the shore he Wore a pair of rubber sole canvas them as testimony of my rare experi- ence, by Jove, and perchance when. I die I will leave thtem to the British Museum.” CRUSHED DEAD BY CAKE OF ICE Wagon Helper Storming In-! stantly Killed by Heavy Cake | float ahehored in the bay. The rest of | Really, it wae all very wunoyis, had been ‘hot and angry at the cimute | 4 the water was very foollae. Ttowae very dark, though, and. prett soon 1 hegan to’ see Itte wriggling things in the water. If I had’ sa bee teetotaler 1 would have thought I fem, though when I think ie all over 2 <* ae 7 through the trees that made the es ta ut Wee gettin abit, equeam, when. suddeniySl felt soniettiny " jar against my right foot, the misdie ot oF the ° of Load. und ine circle fce, John Storming, a wagon helper em- ployed by the American Ice Company, A if M a me Aon) Mopeser: was Instantly Killed this afternoon in hivered all over with terror, for it q WANTED-—Ansistant to magician per-| was @ most horribli a ‘thi | front of No, %2 East Twentieth street. rine | t Bight. The thing| front of No. s2 aireet. Rocemmary: object matrinehyn? “*PeHNS| had four rows of teeth in each Jaw. u Storming was preparing to carry @ 8 palr "A day or two Jater this man, who maid he wae J. Edward Cartler, called Sesistant. ‘From the start he seemed to exert _ he told me to do 1 would do, A few months before he lett he induced me to tke out @ life Trance policy in the Prudential, I | mever knew just what this policy was, Dut he said that it was e@ 10 cents a f Boller, which upon death would y ‘nin, wi . fe, dnt ould guaran Fled with Her Jewels, SMAI thiv Ume Cartier had + had never MMe ONO went oe) ugnt though he kind to me i Se a for aye maa & ways ied | ff other niney 1 had . nd that, with my jewelry, all my long ae: search for ‘ae Not the bored money | cared idreas of My the at mu; hag wher who Was 4 wrote stu her c ju, WI nto ask if i knew cr ber husban ] and hot nor wusband. Thon bh the Bt, Clare Hotel Jon, thal Mpon me and I agreed to become his i ure, and stood rooted to’ the centre of ® peculiar influence over me, Whatever | the raft. ny Balt donen, eves, | Around It cake of ice into a atore at that address looked like rings of gold, and from when 2, plece slipped trom the, top of Mgnt Jews that | the load ‘and felon his head, fracture ing hie skull and killing him An ambulance was called from Belle- | vue and Dr. Grogan, who responded, But the thing didn't do any-| pronounced the man d he aollar down ft had It waved ai ine itke go ee Pi pers, “ Iwas right frightened, you may be | Save the Babies. NFANT MORTALITY is sornatbin frightful, We can hardly realize that | of all the children born in ized countries, twenty- eh r cent., | or nearly one-quarter, die wae they reach one yeal thi seen per cent,, or more one- , before they are five, and one-l before | they are fifteen! We do not hesitate to say that a timely use of Castoria would save a! | me jority of these precious lives, Bolther do we hesitate to say that many hese infantile Xeathe by the use of narcotic preparations, | jes tinctures and petty syrups éold for children’s complaints contain | more or less opium or morphine, are, in considerable quantities, | deadly poisons. Jn any fuente “they stupefy, retard circulation and lead | Ww congestions, sickness, death, ‘Castoria ie exactl pe bo rovere, bab but | yOu must seo that it bears tho aij Chas, H, causes the blood to circulate properly, pores of the skin and allays fever, Genuine Castoria always bears the Henman of ii fencial minutes, you buy shoes that are famous for style. 107 Agents EXCLUSIVE. a characteristic style which New York fs distinctly manifest ina BATES. A concentration of gen- ius that cannot be imitated is readily apparent to every wearcr of a BAIES, and BATES cost, Ask your dealer for THI BATES SHOE, got them, tell him to get you He can do it in 3 Buy is famous for, *3 If he hasn't a BATES and *3 Oner NINTH CR ri Walter Penny, “Who Has Been « aiet tor ine Per | not ‘I in cy una send INF mark -| that | the | M ere’ SHOW GOOD JUDGMENT, Wear Diamonds, a Frusperuy OPEN CHARGE Of our branches and pay us your ry Act in XTRA CH RGR FoR! KE Ly Si ihe / COUNTS at an ou. no. empl: for nine record spectable law « propensities, sim,” omplainanis ft ause of your In the ave to HDKEIN ERT et Broker Wasserma Not Traced by F solving the m. @ in a ma- ¥ bd chine that w: Maximum comfort, great economy Ab VICE 10 OTHERS ALOUL BABIES’ DIET, t ations aud moot nut Mothers fi Often Arrested. Pleads Guilty 1 Feod is eaall and Gets Nine Months’ Sen- © srosiers gud that cholora iafantum, ays- tence in City Prison. iE bAGIeh av8| fod ont LMslAt¥d F658 Mothers should use L ated Food be- cause tt has the indorsoment of tho most With a record of eight arrests for ominent physicians all over the worl criminal offenses, Walter ny, six hers who feed Lactated Food to their teen years old, of No. 164 West Broad: pines Lave the pleasure of seeing thew way, to-day pleaded guilty hig ninth rest and sleep well and steadily grow erime In the Court of Sp: ul Bessions strong in flesh, bone and muscle, and sentenced to th ity Prison months by has a He lives wi ding 7 Del nny his paren ons, who can- ACTAT account for their child's eriminal BEST FOR BABY tried my best to reform C3 Mrs. Penny told Justice Deuel art, “but all my efforts have b atitng, 1 think if’ Your Honor wall? Mont) Thoroughty him to prison it will be a. lesson i He won't go to school nor! Be ae tes : AND so Devel DRUC drageise your for “THE BOOK.” Welle & Ri Hurlington, pardson Co., Props, ve ——— ERNAL MACHINE SENDER NOT FOUND. Mall Package Mee to Ine Sliding Couches genious Make bronzed steel spring with of space. yr frame National wea helicon ends. Con te with fine ttress and bolster ancy denim. price tor this saie only. WoCLAIN, SUMPSUN & C0., 539-41 8th ‘AV. «,N.W.Cor.37 St. Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Ete. \ QEMMECASH OR CREDIT ama? it m y manufac nity a it ex: spent AQ ote Cor &* Ane. Announce A Reduction Sale of SummerSuitsforMen Sale of Men’s $15 Blue $12 50 Serge Suits. Special at ° Five hundred splendid, cool serge suits, fresh from the hands of our tailormen, are placed on sale at $12.50. With the present price of woollens as high as it is the mere cloth itself commands almost as much as what we ask for the finished suits. We rur- chased thousands of yards of serge before the new scale of high Prices took effect, so that we could protect our customers. Ex- actly $2.50 is saved to every man who buys one. Besides the sav- ing the suits are tailored in distinctive single and double breasted sack models. Special at $12.50. Sale of $12, $14 and $15 Light-Weight Summer Suits $ 1 0 00 Reduced to . The lowness of this price is indeed a very chief feature of this sale, as the suits involved have been reduced from $12, $14 and $15. However, you will arrive at amuch higher appreciation of the offer if you will come here and see the character and distinctiveness of the suits reduced to $10. There are light-weizht cheviots, tyeeds and cassimeres, in light and medium tones. Fashioned in the new, long, single breasted sack models, All these suits are reduced from $12, $14 and $15 to $10. Sale of $12 Outing Suits $/7 50 of Crash and Homespun at . This offer is a windfall for vacation-goers. These two-gar- ment suits are ideal for the purpose. Light, cool and serviceable of gray and tan crashes and homespuns, in single and double breasted sack models, trousers with belt loops, cuff bottoms, Special at $7.50. Te ° Sale of $15 and $18 Flannel Outing Suits at The particular dresser will know how to value the dis: style, the comfort and coolness of these two garment flan: According to the custom tailor's standard of workmanship and price they're worth $22. The coats are quarter lined with thin, airy alpaca and ‘ashioned in the new long, angular lapel, single and double breasted models. with deep centre vents. Peg-top trousers with belt loops and cuff bottoms. The patterns are bright and sum- mery. in shepherd check, gray plai's, tan herringoone and dark Oxford effects, These $15 and $18 Flannel Suits on sale Friday and Saturday at $12.50. [Open Saturday Night Till 10 o'Clock, 42” Sir. Cor, B Ane. Busy } [cor core iH. ns for B. “Py Telephone 4800 Gramercy |_NEW YORK No Double Stamps with C. 0. D. Store Closes Saturdays at One o’Clock. brand 20 rl Interesting inducements throughout the store, calculated to crowd a full day’s business into half a day! Be sure and shop early to-morrow two stamps instead of the usual one. 5-Hour 8.30 A. M. to 1.30 P. M. No Te 4 Cans Condensed. walls) “eula eran i) Brooklyn. Special fephone, Mail or C. O. D. Ord, | day. Boys! | swing laste values, for Ruusia sole, sizes 1 to 6, rei $4. 50 to $6.50 Waists, $1.9 $1. 98, | A manufacturer’ s surplus stock—three beaut ful modeled model gollection-— Women s Shirt Wa ists of sheer iawn, with all-over Ea om Priced Clothing. — I Boys’ 69c. Knee Pants, 39c, 39 | Women's dark tan viel Ties, in all the latest shapes; regular values, for ‘Sature Be ay | ; ‘ i | inl ———_——$——$— ine | Boys’ $1 Wash Suits, 59c, | derful riunity Boys’ Knee Pants, 3 to Women’s $2 Oxfords, 98c. Oxford | we 8c 1°59 in the form ’ $1.25 Wash are 7%. i "6.95 Shoes, and d Oxford at Clearance Prices, | eneeaeeecnemmrscnse ee Boys’ A Canvas Sho ves, SOc, teed to wear eat regular $1 vy n to Children’s $1.50 Canvas | Shoes, 98c. Children’s Whit Canvas Shoes— | Just th thing summer Wear—sizes 4 regula | Men’s 52,50 Tai 1 Shoes,$1.69.) Men's Tan Lace Shoes—iine quality | le fc » St, 69) Beas anc cotash—your eb Lilanco © Saturday’s Great a a 17c. Coffee, Asc. ne Tomatoes, 2 Ih-can can Wellet Red Seal Su oie, deans tor r B60 Bbe, per 27 aa 10c * 35c | SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK "MONDAY MORNING WONDERS, | 17c. Sardines, 14c, Sardines, Chanceriila Br b. tin—regular price 15c. Salmon, 1c, ‘ Salmon. Saw. L, 1 10c flat can, k—per di | bo, na uni | at 31.18, or can hrimps, 10c, Ib, tall can— 15c Shrimps, 1 39c. Fi Pinte 28. iglettes — a the table * per Ibo-for NO. (OF sseeeseeeee confection 1 28c| iclous ual Satu fo: price, lay,