The evening world. Newspaper, August 4, 1905, Page 6

BUA VAWOR eeL CORN 8 _ Courts-Martial Likely to Grow Out of Sensational Tes- timony at Trial, GAY DRINKING BOUTS.’ * Wite of Plaintiff Accused of ; Seekiny Champlonship in an the Beer Line. SVOOBTER, O., Aug. 4—Amazing } Svidence concerning certain ph:ises of ? ite in the garrisons of the United) + Btates Army have been brought out in _ the divorce suit of Major E. F. Taggart } against his wife, Grace. Although but he Witness bas been jeard, the self- especting officers who ute here as wit- Mnesses or interested spectators feel {? ashamed. ‘The general opinion is that the trial qwiil lead to several courts-martlal ff aggart's counsel produced what purported to be a writte Bigned by Major Taggart In 13, by which he promised to abstain from the use of intoxicating lquors during his wervice in the army, and specuyin that his violation of the pledge would considered an act of resignation. its. Taggart, wien the time com r her defense, Will try to show Wat pledge has been violated To substantiate his charge that wife was a Major Taxear hhas called w ell of drink bouts at garri ens, in hotel: and in public piaces in which his w took part. His own brother te yesterday that Mrs. Taggart al took her whiskey straight, ridiculed any of her guests who diluted it with | ‘water. Up to to-day it has been supposed » that, Mrs. Tuggart was che daugnter Of Charles Culver, formner, President of the Chicago Beard of Trade, In reality her father is a porter in a Chicag hotel. His name js John Manviuie > Grace was adopted by Mr. Culver whe she was a baby. He ts her unc: The ditter invective characterizing the @peeches of the opposing counsel in opening the case c: amaze- Ment. It is evident that Mrs, Taggart thas determined to bring to light every ecandal she Is conversant with in the army and that Major Taggart concludes that it he is corns down an disgrace he < will attempt to drag some of his fellow- officers with him. ward Taggart, a brother of Major gart. lived with hm and bis wite a ort Thomas, Ky., from Is Bwore on the s peaw Lieut. Reyt t B house in the company of his brother's fb wite at 1.30 o'clock in the morning ¢ © ing his brother's absence from home ten =e & But he did not tell his brother of th incident until r his brother haa ught suit for divorce. ole Mold of a beer-drinking con- & test in the officers’ canteen or ciub be- MH tween Mrs, Taggar and the 7 another officer. Taggart 4 five goblets of be: e dra the other woman, who wus de “4 er. Fe Ntatanzas, Cuba, Taggart swor {nig brother's wife and another offic > wite were drinking hit champagne ina saloon w! @r entered the place and 1 | glses of wine from the hand of a vol- i Ginteer officer in the party. The next * day Mrs. Taggart had a deep cut on : her forehead. He heard she got it by 4 falling against a bureau. Mr, Taggurt’s counsel in hts open- + ing speech’ sald he was vrepared to & prove that she sot her husband free $ Bom’ an“ objectionable cetall by | in- fencing Senator Foraker and Secretary of War Alxer. er a Ca oon FRING ATOR TOS! } ‘ASHEVILT. C,, Aug, 4— re ters and a photograph received ; } Might from Fort Worth, Tex.. ind holo What the body of an Eng+shman which to-day 2s has lain unidentified In a receivini: vaulr -TOUnding I 4m this city for nine months is that of lum throu @ man Who profeseed to be “Lord Doug: betore the Jas.” but who was in fact known to tie | lyn, police of Fort Worth as a bisamist. | ¢ The photograph and the description ac- ; body here per- | men ne tt fit th ar as can be ascertained py | shadoy @ Short examination. The letters, Which are from Mrs. B. A. Dongias, of Fort Worth. to the ehi Of police here, and from Mrs, Louis 7. Douglas, of Lamt 8 Point irs. Douglas. xas, con - @ence of the’ statement that Douglas | was married to four wome the two Mrs Douxlasscs known at pres: ent and women in C ta and Den- wer, from whom the former wife has Few s | enacted { | prison 3 Ryar rd about t eA ot, th f 1 ‘of. the wonien profess. according | pehind tothe betters. to have been deserted | ban g@hortly after marriage and Mrs. B. E. Ay eT declared that Dougias robbed her of all her money and jewelry KILLED WHILE HEARING BAND Skull Crashed by Wagon in Runaway, Complaints have Driver The boys’ band at Catholic Protectory is mu and it will stay m of Patrick Doyle, driver ton and populur’man with masters ang |** boys, 14 carried to the Krave 2 Doyle was killed last night while tening to the band, He was sti by his horses when the boys « to wo to the Church of the Holy ily, Ninth st eit, for tive lawn party there this week “ The bani passed out of the Protectory, | \. when Dovie's horses became fright: ened at the music and bolte He was knocked down and one of the wheels of the heavy wagon passed over his | head, crushing his skull, He died half | r und Avenue B. Uy iz exercises of ti h has been in progress The Good Ship “Prospenty” Anchor WAS BIGAMIST| CREATES A SCENE in and men was | semb | Chevaiter did not to| gave him $7 day a sayad of pal th Tommy Ryan was the sroused by the gentle e prison | “LORD DOUGLAS” UNPANTED HOBO GIRL APRESTS HEGK-PASSE sfac Mer! Comp. ap of anight-| The check came back and when @l J to the poll looking for the m, ks rep nis | were ell) WHOLE H hum elf, OUR BOYS HELD TER PURSUIT managed | Yards of Joel Br a wealtay piano man- rom the doorway ng | man followe: mg going to work along re the four Limeeif as Lon Jamsburg coueh | Phonograph and re ed a check for ANZ. he wan bore ance were | stairs ords for $3. He ten- $80 signed by gave the 033 West | As i No, 649 Thomas | quickly smothering the flames w t Forty-fifth street, | oat agin ear West| The fire required three alarms and 4 until after dark, lighting up the oiler plant is estimated at $0,000 and to the Crawtord, No, Two of them are | bu con yours of pen- | it the said corner possession of Till get that c Jon’ ———_— RUSSELL 89 YEARS OLD TO DAY. ores of Con- ry Mensages from Old Fricads, Russell Sage is elglity-nine years old Financier Ke PPY FAMILY TRAVEL IN BOX CAR, ts and of with a Corn Ship- ost of 85.50, SDIANAPOL —_— DOWN AND ROBBED & Forinvigorating Breezes ed by Highwaymen Near Navy-Yard. | | . 7 KNOCKED Senman Plunde the Hancock, docked , id up, beaten Is aud Adan streets, | was after knocking packets | cost Clarke for rip uf 1000 miles vile and children, dian ieith yalelan {rom the La iwland College Hospital. OFFICERS SMIRCHED IN THE TAGGART DIVORCE.|BRIDE OF 7) "1S AILED BY TROLLEY CR Mrs. Bilger on Way to Get | Engrossed Certificate When ; Run Down. | A heart-broken old man visited the | Wakefield police station tonlay to make arrangoments for the.removal of the body of his bride to the little home they had been brightening up at No. 145 East One Hundred and Twenty- sixth street. He is William Bliger, a prominent Mason, and his bride, who wos seventy years old, and to whom he was married three weeks ayo, was run down and killed yesterday by an | express trolley car that runs between Fordham and New Rochelle. | Mrs, Bilger was on her way to the German Lutheran Church in Wakefield to get her marriage certificate when she was killed. many years in Wakefield with Mrs. ®arah K. Green. She met Mr. Bilger #tx months ago, case of love at first sight. The aged weeks ago the old ladv announced to her friend, Mra. Green, that they would be married the following week. The there were scarcely @ half dozen wit- nesses, all old friends of the couple. They had been Uttle rooms, anc } wield To Wakefield to get her marriage she ® ar, when the New Roche'le ex- for a car. Wilnng at @ modcrate pace Buddeniy the Nod woman was seen to hurch forward and fea’ across the tracks In front of the car, ‘She was thrown half a dozen feet br the fender and killed inetantly. William Teasdale, the motorman, was arrested, but witnesses exonerated him, and he was to-day paroled by Coroner Berry, SS GRAND CENTRAL PALACE NOT TO BE DISTURBED. jon of Property Until 1903, | Many conflicting statements have been recently publisned rex we the Grand Central Palace property, which was ths New York Centrai Goelet estate, and Po -pureh Railroad from the following authoritative stater as bought the property ease of the Gran Cen- wil not north sid | wurhortt This w the upper tcoi ot Nroon hall Mrs. Bilger, who was Mre Olney, a widow, for forty years, had lived for and since told her friends that it was a palr were seen much together, and four ceremony was a very quiet one, and lowly fixing up thelr esterday Mrs. Bilget ate, Snevisited Mrs, Green and Sere tered for the church In which been married. She was waiting New York Central Not to Take t on the disturb the tenants tn : ne building. nor will interfere with the convention hall, lodge rom and other exhibt- nor with the makin; of fu- Elizabeth Riley, eleven candidate to-day for a ¢ little giri saved tw |that destroyed rnegie medal, liv! wn he Theodore Smith's 8: Jorsey City last evening. pread to th h up the baby rly carrioge Then until #8 took fire he The brave little girl lives at coats, North River, The damage to the spar yard several thousands more store ie ‘axen | BOTH SIDES CLAIM GAINS IN TELEGRAPHERS’ STRIKE Operators Say Vacancies Will Be Filled. ing. men who at first refused to go out. SAVES TWO LES ears old, te in a fire dry-dock and spar doa portion of boiler plant The girl was wheellng an infant In the machine yards when the flames nem, and she had only time nd run with it, remembered that in the u rooms above the office Mrs, Mallquist, police-|the mother of the infant, was asleep and his shots attracted a| ‘Tne little heroine made her way back through the smoke and groped about found the entrance and the he awakened Mrs. Maliquist and led the bewildered woman to safe- ty. In so doing tho girl's clothing Izabeth came from the house the firemen arrived and took onarge of her, fen Are Firm, ware While Railroads Declare A ST. PAUL, Minn,, Aug. 4—Both sides ‘n the Northern Pacific and Great Northem Rallway telegraphers' strike are muking claim@ that they are gain- Presdent Perham, of the telegraphers’ union, says that the men are remaining loyal to tue union and are winning over On the other hand, General Manager Horn, of tbe Northern Pacific, declares he will have every vacancy ‘filled be- younger | fore the end of next week, i While the freight situation has been improving, the fact that there has been reet dis-| increased delay in the passenger train \inportant schedule 18 pointed out. b: we corpurations| officials as a significant | they emphasize the fact that the North: of | ern Paeific Coast train, which was due ends | here at 7.80 A, M. to-day, wus delayed returns of | six hours. ————————————— ne strike ture, and 65 CENTS AND A TROLLEY to a Home by the Sea Half Hour from Herald Sq, EAST ELMHURST i. on Picturesque Flushing Bay. The Ideal Place to Live, Send Postal for Circular and Views, Bankers’ band & Mortga; baal | CHILD ABLAZE, MOTHER FIGHTS OFF RESCUERS Mrs. Lumberg Holds Burning | Baby and Frantically Beats Girl Life-Savers. Driven frantic by the sight of her baby girl with her clothes on fire, Mra, Etta Lumberg. of Na 101 West One Hundred and Fourteenth street, snatched the chiid tn her arms, ran distractedly into the street and ‘ought off two young women who interfered to Save the baby's life, Mrs. Lumberg is a Janitress, This morning she left her elghteen«months- old infant Hattle alone in the basement apartment while whe went upstairs to sweep the hall. The child found some | matches and ignited her skirts, Her | screams brought the mother. The ohild was blazing like a torch | y when the mother reached her. Mrs. Lumberg, unmindful of the flames, twigged the taby to ther breast and dashed dnivo the streot, Misaes Kitty Llount, of No 102 Fast Ono Hundred aud Thirty-seventh street, and Mam‘e McKenna, uf No. 16) Bersen avenue, were passing. They saw tho mother was hysterical, and Miss Blount trled to fake the chili trom her. The mother struck et her savagely, but Mian Blount persisted aud with Miss aie Kenne'e asnistance took the onlid from the mother and wrapping It in her skirts | extingutahed the binze. FOUND HANGING BY SWEETHEART Painter Peisker’s Suicide Dis- coverea by Woman with Whom He Had Quarreiled Aiter She Had Jilted Him. Jilted by his Petsker, thi ted suicide te In his flat, street, Ww until to-day Baeling t @ scream and saw a woman dressed black ruea from Pelsker's a She reappeared with Policeman Boster, of the enth street station. found the dead body of the man tn the doorway between t a nall ulse Noval, of No. that farted In anger. Her rei had sent for her to find his body. i STRANDED SHIP GETS OFF. VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass. Aug. 4.— he British schooner Helen mber Inden, bound from Nova to a western pe Naushon Islanc her voyuge, head at an ea apparently unins Purity and quality are the two essentials necessary in baby food. CONDENSEDMILK ‘is made from pure, rich, sterilized milk from healthy cows rigidly inspected, in the finest dairy region of the world, It i guar- anteed to keep sweet in any tem- ‘perature or climate. The trade- marks are valuable; save them and write for list of free pre- miums, MOHAWK CONDENSED MILK CO., Rochester, N. ¥. At all groggrs. CURES COLDS AND RHEUMATISM CAUSED BY SUDDEN CHANGES OF TEMPERATURE ALSO Gout, Lumbago, Sciatica, Neuralgia, Sore Throat, Coughs, Pneumonii ‘Appendicitis, Backache, Earache, Sprains and Swellings. PRICE, $1.00 For Sale at All Druggist: Mailed Anywhere on Receipt of Price. 13 West 26th Street. N. 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