The evening world. Newspaper, September 21, 1905, Page 12

32 THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 21, 1905. | 7, 20UN E > WR Ck 7D BY BLACK HAND BOMB. laeAN | PALL MARKED — THIS GENTLEMAN 22? 480"%? Suir warceno by ox MAN HUNTERS [COURT FLAYS [BIG GORILLA | | FOR DEATH BY THIEF WAS LIKE. | GET QUARRY; | COP WHO BEAT ON WAY TO CITY : BLACK HAND © REAL RAFFLES | AL nA NOTGERARD. BOY PRISONER — DIES ON SHIP | You and Yours Must Die” Thorne Says He Always E Constables Nearly Scare| Magistrate Wahle Discharges Huge Simian Intended for >» Note to Scarito—His Shop | tered Houses Through Tramp to Death as Youth and Holds the | Bronx Park a Victim ‘ | : 2 a Blown Up To-Day. | the Front Door. Bronx Fugitive, Police Officer. of Seas.ckness, a > te NSO * RAS . | DYNAMITE IS USED.) ,.2 2 Te Bs | Bomb Tears Out Front of Bulld- S00 i iin « ing and Tenants Flee in Bn Panic to Street. ERSRIL Txot aa’ man, who| HAD ROW IN A THEATRE. ivinced wats Joseph having slain Gueste ‘ simian’ had vr in a thicket on the Peiham| Tomatoes and Other Over-Ripe 0! °°! * : Mechta t Saturday was hunted by con- $1. 1 was ful eng Wie or and driven into the} Vegetables Hurled Before [vss seria on wateh a te iusurance / udon River at Verplank Point to-day. qi Walesa Wea evanuMn Later he wa captured near Centreviti,| Officer Made Arrest, [00 eric was Cie vos |but when brought to Police Headquar- Ceell French, a 1 ters here proved he was not the murder mais, and was suspect. He was from Saratoga tramp-| When special policeman William. the New York ing to New York. Kehoe, detailed at the Palace Theatre.) Bronx Park | Ghiet Seabury got trace of the man| One Hundred and Thirtleth street and| French |iast night from Bert Keersler, who has| Third avenue, to-day arraigned eigh-. men of | charge of tower No. 8, of the New York | ‘cen-year-old George Levinoss, of No.| jungle at to MN ree burglaries ng away with im t al Society at } bhe that Thorne did in hig plan of beine a ge 3 bi Would make 4 pFofess: Federal Officials Join In Hunt for) pair stand on end. As he st: P SUNCLE SAM AIDS -POLICE. | ta ther gorilla ever | Both constables declare the man was that when he jumped —— They t » Mr. Leonard never cam He admitted SISTER TO DEATH. { Gang Who It Is Believed Are |t he was not caught was | a a» | she nothing else. T. old | | Central and Hudson River Rafiroad,| 614 East One Hundred and Thirt: ped ry was taken to & } Using Barber as an “Example.” | (; kde commited | where the road cuts inland from the| seventh street, in the Harlem Court! qiostyn in 1s 1 died RURTARIE bit 4 [river across Verplank Point. The man| and smilingly admitted to Magistrate jpior aq: 8° reshdence Hub, : jhad talked with Keersler in the tower | Wahle that ho had blacked the youth's!" iz Gas 4 4 “You know what to expect now. until the towerman spoke of the murder| €Yes and scored several upp:rcuts, he| 4” Reanek ie. ti oS \ 4, f= just the beginning. You have of the Pfeiffer girl, whereupon he edged | Ot @ jolt from the Court that he had | tr envthert was taken \ Mebeyed’ us, We have done work 1 | away and fled Into the darkness, not anticipared. Sabon! the Hoboke an y tho ( this before and we w He was next seen at Centreville| Kehve's smile had hardly faded before! oy cums oilers mule t 1 Beet cctv ce where he entered a saloon and begged| he found himself charged with assault aa NG [esa AT ; i. emily cane t for a drink. | 8nd his prisoner discharged. His ap. at med ou will hear fre pe teats | Before going to the saloon the man| pearance in court was due to a stren- eb tit (days, You are doomed to die be eTaRTEScReR: | applied for a job as fireman at the Bu-| Yous vaudeville performance at the ), 2 you will not obe Nie eve | cha aa factory. ie corey Mlle, and was ie ci ie canine eytiete wound uit ee SUSE °O: nivecelveacby ea al | asked wo come back this morning. ‘ ne ng out of the reserves Drone Besar enirh is ee eee taal vited to come in and | eellovien | C6 una was) AISI On ene ea aeeaee Gate Gane 2 vi et all this morning ore | vt come In | point to-day Chtet Seabury organized a| t¥-Sixth street station and the partia I . | EBearito, the barber at No. 96 First ave- Ome) Gnd) TeiWaavatwaye: tented) | vosse of constables to take up the hunt, | breaking up of the performa 2 Dr ‘ Mawe, whose shop was attacked at 1 A. ae - . | A vehicle containing Constables| The special officer declured that ary of New A mbere of the Black| 28 three burglaries I committed in ‘Pownsend and Henry driven by a| Showers of fruit descended from the goctety, and ou, Stan rled a bomb into] Brooklyn were at tue homes of SH a - ~ - boy named Charles Underwood, It| sallery to the stage, discomfting of the 2 Graf Waldersea bon 5 Brooklyn avenue; Ed- r passed along near the river until they | Yarious “artists.” Leviness, he said, | upon ival a dis- 4 The letter was mailed at Station C De a es it |reached Croton Point. There the boy| “45 one of ten men in ET PO EAN ke }waidnight, showing the bomb-ihrow 2 aatery | No: ue L U , |turned in toward the railroad tracks,| Of the orchestra who were crying out |‘) ealth she v sea ® fined laid their plans we abe: Ligot away) with; mi | lwten suddenly the wagon came upon | ¢Rdearing terms to the song and dance th ds F @hreats to kill, the note was filled with | J** ruicularly 1 — ;Wulgarity. 1t was writien tn Italian, | sevidently by a man, who Sled to disguise MYhils handwriting, Like the other Received by the barber, it was { paper, on w was the monogram 3 %C." The paper was such as a woman } twould use. | jog | ome during the day, but I insisted he |Gerard. They called out to him to sive | ror Leviness his temper had be js, his hair was full ry Finds Seven-Years ae itt ; aan a himself up, levelling thelr revolvera at | tS ght any engagement with Both Cast Upon Governor's IN ATLANTA, CA. Explosion in Brooklyn Factory | nim al (bet aaméetins) crralrtoncnara tomatecs “and hone ‘too, comp: ted me in the parlor. he they ue -" s i |by turning and dashing across a field Mater Rey aan Ore Island, Where the Army Sur Kindles Blaze Which Destroys |in the airection of the river. ‘The con- nee ni Pyromanine Set Fire } The receipt of the last threat, fol- they asked me if I liked musi gaia the spe- a 7 F f A wy leaped from the wagon and pur- had to soak him,” said the s r In closely the atte: > blow | aaid I did and they played for me. i aeables clal officer,“ looked as if Rowing so closely th attempt ro blow suid I did and they played tor me. Then | geons Suspect that One Is a Prisoner There on Embezzle-| Four Buildings, and Threat) xcs, "acing sno: after snot at tho | al cmcer, “because. he To = ay sae Th . Mn eee inti ae him!” cried Magis- @tates Marsha! into the Investigation sang for them. 1 play and sing Victim of Murder. | ens Others fugitive. He did not halt once in bie] "you had to soak him!” tasis is e . e Tile, “and by what right? Do > Epeputy Marsnal Krum n working wel they complimented me ment Charge Resembles Aight, however, making straight for a| trate Wale, Vand bY "ou have a tin With the police of the Fifth street sta- on my voice We had ei re . : long pier. h on your coat you can go about a Non, ana with Dete aa | siulsiGale theres steve! they. lott nie) GaN) tha) wouies of two men, one in such | Fugitive Bigamist. ompletely gutted f He dived straight from the river bank | thegere and: punch people in’ the face? YDetective Jacob Ross, 2 on as th sone I cleaned up A i | Anore completely gutted four | tnto the water and ewam out under the | If you do yoil are very much mistakes ‘ ie \@chmitiberger's staf. Ross was cal a ——— dings gave the fireme of | end of the pier. The constables called 1 wil cise toe preemie (ea0 wah dle and burned Acath ‘5 in because of his familiarity wi rani (Spe Brookyn a tough fight started vhis af-| to the Underwood boy in the carriage | against your I will then hold you in me 0 Dene ues i To v wwaye of the Black Mand § ¥: wor On well | bon in the Reliance Varnish Works,}to watch for ‘his reappearance while | g506 bail for further examination tines heres Unlike the other threats the last let- 1 whe Hl Shor TOR WaboUteTinteen. jdea, at Nos. 243215 | they got a boat. When they gat their | nee es ema sehen (end aerll —_—— ter made no mention of the $000 de- | mt nwo! pstairs aU Rae bise oat the srenchad made dis vescape, (for | plain: the prisoner's "| LABOR TROUBLE OV : led $ “ 4 5 ped on bim, that the air of the thea- - “manded by the Black Hand. | flied ts overs ting North W burs: In| oo trace of hima could be found tn the | umeed ou fim, that the alrof the thes. F OV ER A BOY To Frighten Others, big t evone- sil anite (of SE eo ee aan | water: et eee ee een ontytsigth| Wilkes-Barre Moniders Strucis 2 1 1 belo nd I just blaze ed the bulld- 5 ed all the) Rast One Hundred and ' y-sixth Detective Ross, after getting hold of] hack parlor in ‘me seedy hes at Nos. and {t was a Govier eae him in| Street Station. Ths expan tion only and Now the Machinists Go the letter declared it was plain to him) myself. a 9 with difficulty the Pickel Iron mer ad be = served to get him paroled in the cus- ou ahe Black Hand was not after the bar- lavited to Dinner, I no . He os 18 me hate strect just in | {8 Bunt for the supposed mmunforer. | tody of ‘nis course! ee eee ; ; 4 Ber, but was trying to frighten some t was the wife of the man of the /y.0, jn i NURS pies , ayaa: wm BARRE, ; other rich Italian upon whom blackmail. #6, and she had come up to apoio) ooo of from, /how ons hs ties been tere) $6. Duta 7 ch Rather than handle the work of 1 . bs ¢ gize for her husband's unpardonube | Over his 1 hosiness, ‘The fire started in the vat room on the | 9 rag ° ; “ing demands have been made. delay and to ask me to stay ¢o dinner. | over t Centre hort. e pretty gir, haa| firet floor, which |s about fifteen fect unfon moulders the machinists 4 t Sits sia: I was hungry, so and all | mdicat ae y ‘ llevan 4 i Mimane menl were rae: other workers at the. Exeter Mach! aa Rie eDhis man Scarito is just being used ehiitiern eal hapeuy en arrested in connection with| from the ground, wer We went 0 o-da§ ding the bolling of a plead sth Boel He Dp @ tool,” sald the detective. “You willl ¢ q fjana that some Italian of large means| 5 fi this neighborhood, too, hus been re-| bulging with ner we had away. ® York to relleve my pockets that > at j colvins similar letters. The blackmatlers| tne monote y stay the lady of | {3 five feet elgnt lowed him to Atlanta for the purpose of| What to expect then and without delay Pere endeavoring to frighten him by at-| the house aghter read to a blue eerge sui, marriage, ‘The : en living! a!l jumped from the windows to the f tacking Scarito. I had a heap of the NCES A of good mate and 5 ground below. me were injured. . on | t . She clams grouni , ; ; any "Many rich ened by | Lalwaye had to laugi mi afier- | stripes, a black necktie, p: ; th "3 Two al vere turne au rities All Agree date Bt, S87 sich Italians are frightened by] want i waa shect husk that Tr waatee | sibee jo Diack necktie t tie man’s) Two alarms were turned in and the {Medical Authorities All Agree} Peace Paper He Will Sign for) ¢c'°": . @hese throats and pay the demands of| caught. Do you ku Fthe Black Hand. They never report th Weoelpt of these letters to the police spicio: men were prompt, but could do Mt- 2 Bene een tear yar were forty bares | that He Can Make Proposed} Japan to Be a Work of Art an tholstet ha and three rea ft ut ee . . &; [Tailor Shops: 110 Fifth Ave. it becaie It [were kept going on them ail the wine, | Visit Without Danger from} and Languages, with Seal in | is She says | Several times the flames got perilously | Yellow Fever. Silver Case. Attertury | to face with the man | Plack sucks. He had a wa with whom I pretended tu | chlef with a red border : i . upement. also two t til It 1s too late. If they would con gave Gomeringer his New | oy fn the police when the first letter is) York address and a lot of stolen pro; ae ie ved Pape ved it would be easy to run down) ry {rom Brooklyn was found there to- ere lr blackmatlers.” eet + The attempt to blow up the barber p teday Is the guventh of the ‘4, MRS. GAMBRILL Men oes ttons ave been ie. work COOL IN CRASH. | ppt the ono gang of blackmallere there 74s no doubt in the minds of the police did 1 come £. f the Kind sold ng the nd was a|near, but the courage of the firemen In olunteered | standing by their pusts saved them. ¢ ns to have met Ghol- | Werk superint wen ke : af ‘a. last week, and| large vat of varnish when there was ae eU ke Als co eeee 1 by him that she fol-| @ sudden explosion. The men knew non an other wi i patina 5) | The damage to the varnish works nd | alone 1s $2500, and the total damage by |. NEW ORLEANS, Gept. 21—While the] ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 21.—M + al 4 | tho fire will Pach close ta flmoo [fact that the Arkansas authorities have | Plancon, Secretary of the Russian a SIP ut mines asked ten days’ time in which to give| Peace Commission, arrived here this | ‘ | — eat @ definite answer to Dr. White's inquiry | morning bearing the treaty signed by 1 a description. Photo- | fas to whether the Prestdott’s grain can | the plenipotentiaries, which was turn How later. The man enter that State after leaving here has | over to the custody of the Foreign ( les with the written de- caused some disappointment, ft 18 the! pce, News of the arrival of the docu occupy* a peculiar relation to all other clothes. They~ New York Society Woman Gives ‘The explosion to-day was in the near BPE one of the most congested districts | Directions to Mer Conehman | murderud, und b the (written de; [ome slusppeintmant, fia dhe are far better than any % je city. ere were two stores on , 0 Pian, ah lie hese le aiy | expectart ent was communicated to His Majesty other ready~-for-service gar~ Wthe, ground floor and the building is oe Se neemans ieee Finnge exam OS EP ee that the situation will have suffctently | by telegraph, Dente bocauss ibevite one Bye mories high. Scarito lived with| 4, (Sheetal ‘9 The Brenig World) | Od atterward fn bie, BieHy Bre: sney, Improved by Oct. 1 to warrant the of- |PYOMCEe | i now prepare a Sale ones band aaicrss tem Bon, Borrow, on the floor above, | NOWTORY Bete Sept aw men Were all po: | Nae : ficlals of the sister Sete in then giving | 0. oF the treaty for the Emperor's start to finish; and they're Wy were the only Italians tn the | ©™ bof New YO! that they did uot belleve tt ries of (Gholavelst “wes. die to ——— the perminsion. signature. He will not sign the copy the equal gy the custom tai- 4 7 A Pe ater Meanwhile New Orleans 4s going for- lorman’s output for precise- buiiding, t of the others bein; way seated im her carriage, which wes y fou é i ©) at q standsull in Washington Square to-| “4¥ fou! play There ought not to be difficulty In day, an expressman dash by vy. PI 4 by and his! iearning tho identity of the dead man th j culated freel, a ith ? da the lentpod! aries, Hi | ost of ig tims. They Convention of Republican Clubs| war with tts preparations to receive | simiel ty Som, Pinipaen tare, Mls |) y= the same Feason. | | . sotives of peoullar and he President, and it is the opinion of | Be Demanded $2,000 First. Wiech stewing Gtk Cie Goat nus actions of the man and furnished’ in, Penneyivania in Resoluti tha entire medical freternity that he | §6Tossed on parchmont and {t will com: | Man Who Wears Them "_ Boarito te well-to-do, but not very rich, | horses and broke the shaft of the cam|°* ‘ie bedy is in excellent conditio: Ashen, printed 1a a Hebrew pute YIVANIA NID ResOULON | © Hie recently received four letters trom | rlawe. tnd he was acaroely the ikind of min fiintiig on’ Drned IB @ Uebrew Pu) Declare Charges are Made # Black 4 G, the first on Bopt. The animals anacpl int who could drop out of sight without aapolatein has not patained counet and “Wo, It was written on good ruled paper, | Mrs. Gambrill retained her ecat whilo | P°"S Missed and some inquiry for him ji fy, Pat Ereatly disturbed over’ hy Disanintled Factionigts. ne REODa ONS ety Ocicane ‘will Yo 2 “oo being made. Mh bore a big capital “C” in Ro: a score of men rushed to the rescue ——_—_ man rescu Fe now cases of yellow fever re-| the treaty in French and at the end will|]| 39 and 41 Cortlandt Street. cout th ‘test |mence with the Emperor's name and | re ee eee eae titles, all in Rusalan, and then the Fall Styles $20 to $45 President. Wilson said it |preamble, also in Russtan, reciting in . cn le | part the Act of Ratification. on)" Then will follow all the anticles of Salesrooms: The other body which came ashore ts | | ‘The letter began by saying that |and held the horses until the society , members of the associatio; women alighted, thet of a ‘lomgshoreman, about thirty a | ported since 6 F. M. Wednesday, are| be another paragraph in Russian, oom- eel miitle he, Boarito, was rich ana | _ Ay mene watiered while Mra. Gam- | years of age, Ho ts 5 feet s tall ON ach Rant H-—Albert J. WA 15; total to date, 2704; deaths, 1; total, pieting the Act of Ratification, after | New Hivent g 3 ; Fill, perfectly ool, guve directions to ; Wards, of Pittsburg, waa to-day unant-|2ih eo a ome, gx—aivel which will follow the Emperor's’ signa. | Goan: | ‘they would send one to him for| her ‘frightened coaohman for the un-|8%4 Welghs 10 pounds. 1p aout eal ‘ mounly elected President of the State! | LV NBI Or yeliow fover wero Teport-| ture which will be countersigned by | ‘The letter then 3 ‘hitching of the horses, who were kick- | two wecks’ xrowth of beard on his face. ae ee feed: who, ast | 8 tele ta againgt the dashboard, | tte woro blue overaile, - se Roe League of Republican Clubs, ed to-day, All the patients have been Ill! yoreign Ministér Lamsdorff. To this . 1 bent upon running away. 4 , | @he resolutiqns adopted fefer the|for some days, and in at least three! a,.ument will be affixed the seal of the —+—_ sont the letter #0 Michael Pal. | PUt, Yor running an a. wheel. | shirt, a black coat and a leather belt, tary been made to kee; @t No. #7 Hast One Hundred weights cor ropalrs, wile’ she “arove to | The body iad been in the water #o long chargon of graft tn various muntotpait- | CAaee Sttonhis nove Pee” mlodge of the| State on wax, the wax baing enclosed Bixtoonth street. He diregarded our | Mgt villa, tn 8 08? sie gor ene coach: | that It Is doubtfut if it can be identitias | tles of the State, notably in the olty of | doctors. in an especially made allver case to en- wnds and you know with what con-| man. save by the clothin | Philadelphia, and hint that they are ———[——$—_— a The pollee took hath bodies to per a, CONStable Fired at Prisoner, | made by the enemies ot the Republican eure its protection and preservation. house was blown up, t a oI The leaves of the treaty will be bound » ‘ rom. where the: wake 5 eiueateoraa: fate’ of Ciro's sa-| WOMAN OF 103 morgua, 7 iwere ‘aken to she! but No Casualties Werg Re> “rzicing Heresy thts convention NEW FIELD FOR Cee ee erat tn Gat thea notisee: YEARS DEAD. ported, Although Fugitive sondemns the efforts of dtamtiaioa and $2, eate Tussle through Prange and] ¢, SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY, pe | BOY BITTE hed oc pl ll itn wom Hua sro Pata | cuStHaaae A Stne PEON Reached for a Brick. adopted the ed nameot Lincoln to YO NG WOMEN ving veren through the Un' fates.) BONS. poe. BORG, TOP TRe GRAY) Berm tp. 188% N MAY undermine he etalwar structure roured Subsequent to this exchange cach coun-| CROC MMALLOWS, pound, 156 Was the Oldest Person in by him, and calls upon true Republi- wil send a signed treaty io Gis cans throughout the State to meet this cee ee ne ee Cat or inant SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY, (Special to the Evening World.) inelduous t which if auc exactly wi ASSOK.TED FRUIT AND NUT pip Se ay LOSE FINGERS MT. HOLLY: N, J. Sept. 81—Charles |i couta nly renuke as ft id an meer] PYPEWNIters Take Place of Strik-| ver been “REPS _ io6 BUTTERCUPS ortivens Nichols, claiming to be @ resident of |'04 “imo jn the el d 5 AmnonTiED vite aco are SO Cuutrm na, corerd th Durer. re Governor and the pacing m te| Md Printers In CHCA GO — Su POT Oe paW | eter mom een ovine i 1 eae She had been il) onty two days vp|Bl0od Poisoning Sets In After Many jan this attormoon The viinonme {White House st Washington of Grover] oessful as Operators of Type-| #1V#- =¢ Vive-year-ol@ Frank Doyle, whose pa- that time Mrs, Gray had retained all aok was in change of Constable George | Cleveland. the apowtl of free trade, de- ines | so "vee orga Iiey ear in front ot the jal be enade bradieid | . setting Masts rents live at No, 8 Cromwell avenue, has been missing from his home since 6. Re serra Seeks A Layo iy oe | _ gomembered rrest of Owner— '*¥ car in front of the Jail, he made a \ aecadg Me shai al ad Court Cannot Act, | "finner wiot ai the fesing tugitive og| BRIDEGROOM A CHICAGO, font. 21—The experiments | Bept- 1z. The boy ts desoribed 14 small “ fount. Vernon, way MURPHY RINGS CANES 5 a he paged up*High strest but did not 500-POUNDER. in the shops of the Chicago Typothetae eyed, wet S ec wae, 13) Pata and veaceful, in a tro Deputy te y © forbunatel else. rf pier Pen ed _GALORE | the dox bit her two-| ie Gasgkill and Throckmorton joined . - ‘on the left hand ea|i%, ‘he bureult and captured Nichol- | Ki I of © “hat the ebild 1s likely to loso| Wurvell's yard, He ‘sald ‘he’ nan eet | Mmotted Vonne ry hot Wanted the offi -peventh etreet, caused the ot to. hurl Nagai ¢ Uetore Magistiate ‘ftelner font ‘nd. shrees fo wilt ‘on Courts to-day of John espera , 4 a ool in mi ra’ row, where he eat sSuorkg Bo put on bread and water for’ tw bar tes 6 was passing igols ts ace of the! D ies ety’ Toga “ftatoman ry De-| neo tat a ROBBED POST.OFFICE, i Filpworala, of Now York WB] oa oun oi he atl ai ys ¢