The evening world. Newspaper, August 10, 1905, Page 10

wre KINGS PALMIST NEVER SAW KING, DECLARES “WIFE” “Mrs, Kenilworth’? Declares | Her Money and Brains Helped ‘‘Zoza’’ Fool 400. "HOW HE WON LOVE. Read Her Hand at Atlantic City and Captured Her Heart at the Same Time. How Walter W. Kenilworth, astrolo- Ger and mimist, has been able to fool @nd mystify his wealthy patrons was wold to-day by a woman who calla her- eelf his wife amd who shocked New- port's exclusive set by causing the ar. Fest of the summer colony's pat astrolo- ger on charges of assault and grand larceny. Kenilworth, who advertises himself os “Zoza” and claims to be Palmist and Astrologer Royal to King Edward VIL, tas never seen the inside of an Eng- lfgh royal castle, according to the ad- mittedly jealous Mrs. Kenilworth. “He never saw King Edward,” sald Mrs. Kenilworth to-day at her home, No. 28 West Forty-third street. “He ‘was in England only once and for a hort time. I ought to know, for I pnid ‘the billa He has been able to fool these | society people oniy through my money and my brains. The man's name !s Walter Kelly ; Columbia, 8. C. His father died there Just a year ago. Walter ran away from heme when he was twelve years old. He was taken up by his aunt, who Is known as Mme. Zitta, a fortune teller, of No. M6 Bouth Thirteenth street, ‘Philadel- vhia. She educated him in the ways of the trade. Aunt Planned for Him. ‘He turned up in New York eight years ago at No. 509 Fifth avenue and represented that he had just returned from Eurspe, where he had read the palms of all the European rovaliles. He had never set foot In Europe at the time. His aunt planned that scheme for him. He made some headway with the Four Hundred at the time and thea went away suddenty, giving out he had | Ween summoned baok 20 Europe “He would have been a failure in his business but for my help. I te pick up during the winter the » of those who would be likely to visi him during the summer. I used to give | him signals indicating how much to obarge and what to tell. I not only worked for him, but I gave him my money. I have aquandered $20,000 in all en him. “How did I fall in love with him? I was In Atlantic City with a party friends—young married women most them—and one of them suggest. should have onr hands read by ‘Zoza, the noted palmist, as he was called He told all the others about thelr af- fairs before he came to me. He said I had plenty of money and did not know what tt was to be hard up. He sald T was married and had two children, but he foretold that should soon be di. verced. “I was astonished at his being able te tell me so much, and told him ne must know who I was, but he said he hed no knowledge of me, but that my hand revealed everything. Couldn't Resist Him. “I saw Zoza ugain. 1 simply could not keep away. We becanie friends and worth We travelled overywhem ie ef and are well known at the var. lous places he went to. We were hay and he was kind, although we quai- relied “oovasionally. "But ee "has! gi ed of me. I shall preseci im for atsnalt and for Tareenys te him for went to him at Newport week he was cruel. He spay in'iny. tank snd Fefured to have anyiting to do with me. forgiven him before. ahan't do it axain. ae Mrs, Lee Kenilworth ts a fmgile look- ag women. very blond ‘and blue of eve, sing Very good look: sh dresses well, although she eays Kk wa Baa mow of Mer aaa OF Ber thins of her diamonds, Before h marriage to & wealthy suk merchant In Phil ia fl wes & Miss Sophie "Drinkhouse, cf Easton, Pa ea ——___ SCHMITZ’S FALL FORECAST. m Franoliaco's J. fented in bor Mryor De- ry Election, @AN FRANCISCO, Ang, 10—The pri mary election held on Puesday choose delegates to the vartous mur pal nominating conventions was Most exciting event of the kind ever | 4 in this city, seitte, ate, Was clean-cut jorwement or condem: Sam |nistration ‘ot Sts result wat a swee forces of refor:n, Republican Leagi to the latex estimates, will ha fority of 9 delegates in the ni ‘convention. But how much worse it is to go on paying regular and Oft-times exhorbitant prices for the diverse articles and fixtures needed in the home and office, when Morning World Wants Will Save You Many $2 Bills. TRIO TAL OAT ne ., THOREVAT a Martin. He was born in| LONDON CHEERS HER DOG HELO YOUNG HEROES TCAR SEAT SAVE COMBAD THE FRENCH NAVY STA Officers of the Fleet Greeted by Ancther Woman Wanted It Great Throngs as They Pro-! ceed to the Lord Mayor's Luncheon at Guild Hall, There was a Fight, and Mrs. Nelson was Found Guilty of Assault, but Freed. Because her pet dog occupted the only Harlem boys nrade from drowning this y were Edward W! rescued a cx nated crowds thronged the be ute from the Victorla Station “hrough the main streets to the Gull Hundred and mn nand to te ese boys had been rporation at and Twenty- these were Mrs. was reached about 1 Ok West Beventeenth treet, and Jenn watched him from the pler: The Lord Mayor | gtreet, sank with a ¢ 1 all hands were returning omed the guests. Elght hun- | Whelan and Daly to rescue him ped in the swift dived to the the boy had disappeared and the eat occu 1d tired them PARROT SAVED Bt Vie AND COL «and |candilate, but that the entire city and | 1 steer-\not Manhattan Borough alone noe French liner La | his services, left ber pler sod red Mexican (ASFR THLKS TO MOBS I WARSAW NTH POLES HT THE POLICE WARSAW, RUSSIAN POLAND, Imprisoned tn er it had sunk, and, rim- began svreaming in ‘Get me out; got me Phree policemen ” put out vird,| “Jerome is a porttive man, Eyeryman s sooulder, the) Knows what he intends to do In a cer- \tain situation, He calls a spade a spade. He 1s no respector of persons. All be- | him to be honest and untainted. ‘Dis 1s the type of man we need at this e parrot out in| time. It is” impo bit of green wombs, attacked Pinish oaths at steerage | ‘Phe | he bird's owner, who recently Salvatore Damato, arrived from on] Would Sue Bank Stockha back to his home in Naples! pumraLo, Aug. 10 arge of MH) receiver of the German This an-| announced that he grated the | for authority, to Dring an wetion agai Waa told there would be a for the parrot on the voyage. gered Salvatore and cage, parrot @nd all and threw it ov BYKACT SH, ‘Thirga Gray to-day at her tome 4 health and says she wante lo dye to ve 0 BLAKELY ARRIVES SAFE United Staies lorpedo-boat Blake. ly. from Newport, passed ALO AL 5.0 A, Al. Lom diary celebrated her 108d in @t Quarane 7 ea! seerer te t MENT “ATES 10. 1905.. —-FUSBAND DEAD IN REAR ROOM: ' Prisoner Identifies Man Killed | by Fall and Brought to Station-House. ‘SHE WAS A RAID VICTIM. Secure Wife's Release When | He Fell Down Steps. Brought from a cell tn Forty-seventh Street Police Station to- Marrar arrested earlier in the day {na ratd t the police on the house No 141 West Forty-third street, was walked around from the division where women are kept to the cells of the men. “Do you know this man? He had a card with your name on It," asked the policeman, as he pointed to the body floor, The woman gave a shriek and crying, “That's Wil, my husband!" swooned, When she revived she told all she knew of the case, and the police sup- plied the rest. The house where she lives was declared to be a disorderly resort by the police, and in a series of raids !t was one visited by the police early to-day, With three other women, the Howard woman was arrested and taken to the station. Sent Husband for Bail. To the man who !ay In the rear of the be delivered to a grocer at Elghth ave- nue and Forty-sixth street, had seen of him until a few hours later, the body. The police told her the rest of the story. Howard had been drinking, and | Instead of woing to the grocery store where he had been sent, went to 372 West Eorty-sixth street. He several bells in the house, and falling to wet In went to No. 360, This is 4 house he thought was occupled by a Mw Dykman. He was at the top of the fiigh: of steps leading to the door and | was told by some one from an upper | window that no person of the name he uht lived there, He turned to go, police station body was and the name of William FE. Howard with the Forty-fifth street address, was found, Brought to Husband's Body. “Maybe that w ed un back there knon the sergean and the wife was brought out 0 fp | the hus, ‘old in death in the s tlon-house where she was a prisoner. It was a picture of death and dis- Krace, with a garish light thrown upon the iron bars and the awakened to gee what o ne Tow was Lad Was Sinking in East River!" consideration of the circum. When Boys Who Had Taught Him to Swim Jumped to the! stances, the police sent for a profes: i bondsmap and the woman was 1 xo she could sea the police made last nignt. An- other was on an alleged resort. in West Forty-third street, where Louisa Marshall_and three women were ar- rested. The third was the saloon of Steve Brodie, son of the bridg at Broadway and Forty-sixth’ stre t There seven persons were arrested, in- elan,| cluding Brodie | | A professional bondsman balled out Brodie, In the corner of t 0] station there Was a cash transaction ome one asked Brodie what he was doing, and he said the man was chang- | Ing some money for him. ‘Giving him a five for two tens.” was the comment. UAGES JEROME Alone Frederico, W. Hinrichs, who van for Comptroller on the fusion ticket two | Years ago and adly beaten by Mr. Grout, is @ member of the Col mittee on Nominations of the Citizeas’ | Union, To-day he Issued a satement \favoring the selection of> District-at- | torney Jerome as o@ candidate Cor | Mayor, Mr. Hinrichs sald t beyond doubt the county of New York will re-elect | Jerome District-Atto if he is a ever its Interests | group of men. ble to |man through th Htten, —— ¢ stockholders of the hank to recover their full ilability under the sate banking laws, Howard Was Seeking Bail to the Went | Howard, well-gowned, | | of a man lying stretched on the cement | room dead she had given a message to | jng him | to bail her out, That was the last she | when she was brought out to identify | “U"MAN TELLS. 6.00 FKD Discovered Lawyer Grant’s Lost Purse on 22d Street “L” Station Behind an Advertising Sign. oppled and pitched headlong down the steps, John Graham. living at No. 431 on the | same street, saw him fall a n to jhim. A policeman was called and an| ambulance surgeon from Roosevelt Hos- | pital said the man was dead, At the! ap who found the $4,000 wed prisoners | h for an|the purse on the station vlatform be- hind an advertising sign ing lt he discovered a draft for £1,000] |aterIng, £250 in bank notes, and first | clase steamship tickets for five persons Cards in the purse showed that {t was the property of Louls J. ahd tennis expert. of one of three! Jumper, | Grand _ Prize at the St. Exposition, 1904, for ite Purity and Excel: Easy to take— Easy in action—Ease for ail stomach ailments. CONSTIPATION on, sald that ‘he lost the purse | and had atrandoned all hope of finding tt Mayrone Js tii! working in the Twenty station and Evening World reporter to-day about How He Found the Pur “We were up on the station Tuesday morning pulling down signs to get ready for the painters, wrenched that sign aw the advertising RAY HAIR, "aa 4 applications, from the side something fall, and picked up a long, was of black I leaned dow oblong man's wallet. OR MAYORALTY iMr. Hinrichs, of Citizens’ Union, | Says Whole City Needs His Services, Not Manhattan| Just an old pocketbook some B.S, WELLS, Jersey City, N.J., U.S.A, elastics around UNBEATABLE EXTERMINATOR: T pulled off the OOK TE Egiah ‘money. there,’ Kille them, 160, 250 OUGH ON CORNS, Li Rover ON CORNS, Plasters, 100 ‘OUGH ON BUNIONS, Bomedy FR Quist ON BUNIONS, ALL ar. pRvGelsTs American money, if | dropped behind 5 Could Use a Reward. hlag of @ rew Well I suppose | th his wife and six children in 6 of Bruoklyn. or good servee with the Mat He hay a fine “A partisan mayor,’ he sald, “Ix of officers before the trial board, and in| necessity the willing servant of the| tne the bars|machine which nominated him when- | those of the city | clash. Jerome would be Mayor all the | + way through, responsible to the entre | body of cltizens and not to one man or sporting world Pelte is now in Boston competing wood tenis tournament. ormed by wire of the fi brings you here, It's the “making good’ of what you get that keeps you coming. I repeat—Prices alway one-third less than ! Can You Use A GOOD Set of BRAINS? - Grape-Nuts Contain the food that tend directly rebuild the brain. et auch a ¢ ordinary channels Moe Levy & Co., 149 to 125 Walker St., Three blocks east of Broadway. “ Brangh at 147 Brosdway. ~~.” 5 the ” CHILD'S ANFUL ~~ SKIN HUMOR Screamed with Pain — Suffering | Nearly Broke Parent's Heart— | Twelve Years of Misery—Doctor | Called Case Incurable —Helped | from First, and SPEEDILY CURED BY _ CUTICURA REMEDIES | “T wish to inform you that your wonderful Cuticura has put a stop to twelve years of misery I passed with my son. As an ins fant I noticed on his body a red spot and treated same with differentrem+ cdies for about five years, but when the spot began to / get larger I put him under the care of doctors. Under their treatment the disease spread to four different parts of his body. The longer the doctors treated him the worse it grew. During the day it would get rough and form like se: At night it would be cracked, inflamed, and badly swollen, with terrible burning and ite ing. When I think of his suffering, it nearly breaks my heart. His screams could be heard down stairs. The suf- fering of my son made me fullof misery. Thad no ambitiop to work, to eat, nor could I sleep. “One doctor told me that my son’s eczetna Was incurable and gave it up for a bad job. One evening I saw an article in the paper about the wonderful Cuticura and decided to give it a trial. “T tell you that Cuticura Ointment is worth its weight in gold; and when I had used the first box of Ointment there was a great improvement, and by the time I had used the second set of Cuti- cura Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent my child was cured. He is now twelve years old, and his skin is as fine’ and | smooth as silk. (signed) Michael Stein- }man, 7 Sumner Avenue, Brooklyn, . Y., April 16, 1905.'" Complete Fxtercal and. Internal Treatment for every ‘A ringle eet often cures, + Howton [Tilo Shops: 110 Fifth Ave | Look at the next suit you see on theother fellow. 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