The evening world. Newspaper, September 30, 1905, Page 3

ly, 4 4 i i y ip tt “Circulation Books Open to All.’? | PRICE ONE CENT. :Ww YORK, HEAVY GUARD FOR PRESIDENT GN JOURNEY; “Mad Anarchist Escapes From Asylum With Avowed Purpose. to Kill Him. » DARRIAGE BREAKS.DOWN, . Roosevelt Leaves Osyter Bay for Washington, Guarded at - Every Step. “TOWN DECKED IN HIS HONOR Gay with Flags and Streamers and ‘Twenty Young Women Sing-Gong of Farewell. ‘With tho escape of Mari Emil. Serven, “q mad lunatic and murderer, who 1s closely affiliated with anarchists of the violent stripe, from the State Insane Asylum at Farmington, Mass., and his appearance in New York to-day, stmult y with the arrival here of Presi- bound from his summer ster Bay to Washington, the “Weeeret Service agents announced to the New York police that the President must be guarded by ever yavailable man onn tne uniformed and detectly force. Tho President, however, reached Long Island Cit crossed to Jersey on the ferry-boat Nassau, and started o nhis special train to Washing- ton in safety. ‘That Serven planned an attack on the President borne out by information “RY ESTER = = BIDS EYESTER BAY. =i i [ae ‘Gone AGAIN NEXT YEAR-" 3 a8 \ a i “COMM TEs FOR: SYESTER GAT ALDERMER FIRING FAREWELL SALUTE. DOWIE STRICKEN, HE DECLARES TO HIS FLOGK. Names His Successor in Zion but Leaving for Mexico received first by Detective Leonard, of the Central Office, and later by J. S. Graham. Chief of Detectives, of Jersey ciy. Serven, it {s said, made his appear- ance in Long Island City before the po- lice Mad ‘been notified of his escape, and ‘ long before the arrival of the President's train. The man was well dressed, and 3 manner attracted attention, ‘Then, ‘too, he Mmped percepttbly in the lett leg, and his constant walking showed that be was nervous. When the President arrived he had never before been under such a guard ‘A cordon of police was formed from his train to the Nassau, which car-, ried him to Jersey City, A score of detectives formed a circle about -him and ‘he was hurried to the boat} He stopped long enough to shake hands with the engineer and dreman, and then the @etectives pressed about him and he was carried forward. Serven, according to a report that reached Detective Leonard, boarded a ‘Twenty-third street Pennsylvania ferry Doat, He took a seat on the upper deck and was in the depot when President Too: t arrived, In Jersey City, De- tectlve Graham said that he learned that threo men had joined Serven in Jersey City. All of them pressed for- ward when the crowd pressed against the fences to seo the President and cheer him, ‘Phat the man was Serven the police were convinced. ‘They began a search for fim, and the guard about the ' President's car was made stronger, Leonard expressed the belief that Ser- yen was hiding in New York. He * communicated with the Seoret-Service gents without delay. While the guard was about the President's car a feeble old man stepped qn the platform and began waving a flag. Instantly President Roosevelt ap. ‘el. ar ‘wamt to see that old gentleman,” fhe said, and the old man came for- ward the President took ono of his hands in both of his, The old man was H. G. Otis Smith, ‘aged’ ninety-four, who formerly lived in Maine, but who recently came to Jersey City to make his home with his grand- gon in Fourth street. The grandson wrote the President, telling ‘him of the old man’s desire to seo him and shake hhands with him before he died. “He will be on the platform and he will wave a flag,” the letter said. veg i! Man appeared with his flag. phy ae saw dim, American,” said the He Hopes to Live. (Special to The Evening World.) CHICAGO, Sept. 30.—John Alexander Dowle, First Apostle of the Christian Catholic Apostolic Church of Zion, has been stricken with paralysis and ie now jon his way to Mexico in @ condition which even he himself admits is the foreshadowing of death. His physical aaffliction he attributes to overwork. Being near eternity, as he believes, he has decided upon his successor as head of Zion. The {dentity of this person, however, is withheld. Dowte’s parting with bis people at Zion was full of pathos, The trip had been planned before his dliness came on, and he insisted on carrying dt out, although filled with forebodings, ‘The news of Dowie's fllnese was kept @ profound secret, but !s now freely admitted at Zion Clty. In Dowle' weekly "Leaves of Healing," issued io- the “farewell words" of the prophet as penned by htmself are pub- Ushed, “As you are aware,” he says, “I was able to continue my work last Lord's Day until the last word had been spoken, and then I slept, and awoke with one side entirely paralyzed. “However, God has been wonderfully good to me, and every hour has added |! to my strength. “Iam now able to stand on both feet and to address you with perfect com- mand of all my faculties. “I have been very near to death, and I think that very few go @o near aod come out of the valley. Now. I beseech you, wll. be foienul. Let there be not a single coward Zion goes (oemange Te as ross. It does not a on one man's fe. “I belleve that has not raised ma Mean yaa: i got to Mexico f uty even wil that must do Fat ct last breath, But f hope to live, I to live, T hope to live and glorify On Dourd the private car Ranger, ‘on which Dowie and pi started’ for Mexico, Dr bowls wrete a long latter to, his in which he “tam atiil tar from well. One side is yet very much benumbed, but omy mind ts perfectly clear and mc: finds expression without dimculty through the channels of my mind He also stated that he successor in Zion, but the person, BRINGING HOME WIFE'S BODY, IS ARRESTED tody at Southampton on French Warrant. SOUTHAMPTON, England, Sep: Line steamer St Loulg ad rae ap sai a 1s Was the coffin con- of the wite,|” Circus Blan Taken ito Ca [pees y Be ee TRAPOOS | JACOB RUS s} GNEN To EYESTER BAY OY ¥ RoosEVELY ENGINEER OF TRA WHOSE Hand wee BE SHAKEN. A THE PRESIDENTS TRAIN TO WASHINGTON VEVELEVE Bl curee ZS eorice CHIEE ney mayor, if ‘ $$$ $$ te. SPoT Wnere ~ THE PRESIDENT WENT Downs +6 THe a SUBMARINE. SEPTEMBE R 30, 1905. weerne “THE PRESIDENT CAMPED. “ay eae WA PRICE on CENT, j FOND FAREWELL TO PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. WHERESTHE Japs AND RUSSIANS \ THE PRESIDENY WALKING FROM ms CARRIAGE TO THE SWAN SONGS AND STREWING Roses INSURANCE SCANDAL STIRS MANY STATES West and South to Demand Reorganization of the Big Companies. With few exceptions the authorities of every State in the West, Middle West and South are up in arms over the revelations of the life-insurance Investi- ration, and it is not unlikely that be- fore New York's Legislative Gommit- tee has completed ite inquiry tnat they will compel a reorganization of the ex- ecutive staffs of most of the big fidu- clary corporations, ‘A refusal on the part of the insurance, companies to comply in this respect with the demands of the sections of the country named will result, it is under- stood, in the compantes so refusing be- ing compelled to pull up stakes in all the States which insist upon such action. A demand for McCall's resignation and his resthution of money diverted from proper channels was contained in @ resolution presented to the convention of the National Insurance Commiss! ers, which adjourned yesterday in Hampshire. Vandevere, of Missouri, who was -appointed by Gov. Folk, and who takes rank with Missouri's ‘Chief Execuuve as a gratt- hater and graft-fighter. The regalu- tion wag referred to a committee which reported back a substitute covering the ingurance situation generally, The reso- rea ‘Resolved, That the National As sociation of Insurance Commissioners hold that any officer of a mutual life insurance company. who diverts the funds of the pollay-holdera of such or parts of funds belonging to them, ‘for political purposes, and pu poses which do not come within the purview of the law governing insur- @noe companes, or within the purylew of the charters under which such com Dany Js overating has violated his iat sacred trust. And it 1s further held be the senso of this convention that oMcer be compelled forthwith to replace such funds diverted and compelled to resign, ‘The stittite resolution in effect sald that tt was the sense of the con- Yention that “we condemn the conduct ale wee qperaana companies, as reveal- inquiry now bel New "ror y ing held in mmissioner Vandevere is in the city to-day and in an interview with a TePorier of ‘The Evening World at the se he discuss - ahnoe hunt ussed the insur- “T sald to them yesterday," sa’ \- missioner Vandevers, “that they might - wey pees 8 peaelution against the igh in a hurricane, thought “that My resoiution wi ane cifie—too much to the point, tobe to the point, That's m: Fosoiutions. Bont for the | Andersignd what e of me omnia, al 10 dann mont! "T haven't ‘Tesurance Cones stoner ay a7uly, since Gov. Folks a few months ere all the Other Biat \- ine ia Tam and a0 ts ial man four’ mors. Histo, a, too. who a ¢ taking this altuation ‘with 4, feoas ‘mad tr ‘andevere an’ his r tl jn nadition, to. the employment of Mr. Arran eh, be mad have B COFPE 0! xp rt wLooonnee ate bee, net week an examination of is And accounts of the New fork Life, | EQUITABLE HAS « MONEY TO LOAN. Raul Morton, of mri asian ah Bea out, jel 2 tollowing ‘statement; THREE DYING AFTER A BROOKLYN BLAZE ‘Two Old Women Tossed by Rescuers, from Window Receive Fatal Injuries; Man Has Skull Fractured, A fire, which started this afternoon anong some paint pots and shavings in tho basement of the three-story tene- ment house at No. 232 Bond treet, Brooklyn, spread with such rapidity that a number of people on the upper floors were unable to get down phe stairs. A grocery on the ground floor of the building was being remodelled. A num- ber of painters and carpenters had been at work and their pots and the shav- ings were piled up in a corner, Just hhow the fire started is » mystery, -but it started in this pile. Edward Curran and Thomas Walsh, who live in the neighborhood, ‘saw the building was doomed and after turning in an alarm returned to sce what they could do. In the second story window they saw! Miss Kate and Miss Cecelia Hart, aged seventy-one and sixty-nine ears, screaming for help. The balls were so full of smoke it didn’t seem possible for any one to reach the upper floors from the strat, but Curran and Walsh made the plunge and managed to getto the second floor, One took Miss Kate, the other grabbed her sister, and they tried to get back to the street, but could not. of heavy mattresses from a bed. These they threw down, one on top of the other, on the sidewalk. Then, in spite of her protests, they dropped Miss Kate! Hart on the mattresses, She struck heavily and bounded off into the gutter, striking the sid eof her head a bad blow. A fracture of the skuli and internal t1- jures resulted, and at the Long Island College Hospital st is sald she cannot live. ‘As soon as Miss Kate struck the sido- walk the two men grabbed Miss Cecilia and dropped her. She hit partly on the mattresses and partly on the sidewalk, Going to a rear room, they got a couple | | were burned MMos PATH! sustaining internal injuries, from which it 1s not belleved she can’ recover. Curran and Walsh then climbed out | of the window and dropped. Neither was injured, William Higgins, who boarded with a famlly named ‘Carroll on the top floor, was caught and had to jump from the third-story window. He landed on the mattresses uray, and Walsh had placed for the Hi tera, | His skull | Was fractured, and the ambula sur. geon who attended him eays re will die, —_—— FIRE KiLLS FOUR MEN IN DOWNTOWN HOTEL. In @ fire which started from some un- known cause on the first floor of the two-story hotel at No. 222 West street, corner of North Moore street, shortly after 1 o'clock this morning, two men to'déath ana two were taken to the Hudson Street Hospital in a dying condition, Both of them died there later. Nearly a dozen other per- sons were injured more or less. PH DEAD. McClellan, Vaan, Guirty shoreman; died at hospital ‘Shortly fatter Fi oA. McMahon, John, thirty, occupation un- kn Vaughan, Robert, thirty, occupation | “Dowd, Patrick, thirty-n owd: Anurick, thirty-five, ‘lon - man, died In hospital at 10 A. gr here THH INJURED, Dick, David, forty-two, burns on the back and shoulders, housekeeper; contusions ° f; Cared for by friend: pene Ea Wilson, Edward, ‘iongshoreman, for- ty-vhree,’ burned on the “The bullding was ran by “Anthony Con- mey, the ground floor being occupled us & saloon and restaurant, ‘The second floor was divided into twenty-three small rooms, narrow like tho: cheap lodging-houses, a ‘The quick argival of the police of the i Leonard street station saved many fv Policemen 8ilk, Racine and Murphy were on the scene before the Fire De-*| partment arrived. having been attracted | by the cries of the Imperilled lodgers. SCHMITTBERGER TO BE SUED FOR RAID DAMAGES Balo Filan, lessee of the building at No, U8. West Thirty-first street, where the Bon Ton Social Club was raided by Inspector Schmittberger and Capt. Doo- ley yesterday, and which looked as though it had been throuph a typhoon when they were finished, {s going to sue the Inspector for damages. He says the raid on the place resulted in thousands of dollars’ damage and that as it was without warrant of law the Inspector Is personally responsible. The raid wags certainly different from any that has ever taken place in this city, The police not only smashed thelr way in, but after they ot In they hewed everything in sight t? bits and clubbed and beat the people they found there. Then when they decided to let the men go they formed lines at the foot of the stairs and fanned the un- fortunates with their clubs as they de for the street. it Was a case of running the gauntlet and more than one man is sore to-day from the whacks the police gave yea Not an anperst was made in th and the poce never contemplated Lid ing an g-rest, They were following out tue sew McAdoo idea of harrassing alleged lawbreakere until they Ond it spel worth while to go on breaking the No attempt was made in this case to evidence or to get a warrant. } thelr LATEST NEWS OF THE DAY Hanged Himself on Tree. Charles Glockner, a well-to-do cigar manufacturer> of No, 115 Thirteenth street, College Point, committed suicide Kinsky. Mra. Mary, forty years old, | © this afternoon bv hanging himself to a tree on Tenth atreet, College Point. Gicckman fell downstairs a week ago and struck on his head and this {s be- Meved to have caused insanity, Grippled Bremen Salls. HALIFAX, Gept. %.—The North German Lioyt Mne nag Bremen telled for Bremen to-day with only one propeller in oprration. The vessel was cowed in here recently with a broken shaf., which will be repaircd at Bremen. Hanged for Murder, WINNIPEG, Man,, Sept, #.—Charies King was hanged to-day at Edmonton for the murder last September of Ed- STATION, NEGRO GROUND TO DEATH BY A SUBWAY TRAIN \Stranger Trying to. Cross Tracks is Mangled and Burned by Third Rail. ‘An unidentified negro was Instantly Killed In the Subway at Ninety-first street this afternoonstrect this after- noon. How he got on the tracks Is a mystery, No one saw him. It was at first reported he was a porter name Albert Watterman, but this proved un- true. It {s presumed that the man was on a southbound local, and being unac- auainted with the Subway thought that Ninety-first street. was the place to change for the express. He got’off the platform and started to walk across the tracks and was struck by an express train. He was hurled against a pillar, fell back and was frightfully mangled under the wheels. To add to the horror the body was thrown on to the “third” POOL-RGOM RAID NEAR POLITICAL HEADQUARTERS Place, Police Say, Was in Rear of Brooklyn Republi- can Stamping Ground. An alleged pool-room in the rear of the Republicau Headquarters of Kings County was raided to-day by Detectives Duane and Coghlin, and three men of the thirty found were held by the police of the Adams Btreet Station. The Republican Headquarters {s 10- cated at the corner of Joralemon and Court streets, on the first floor. In a }room in the rear was located the alleged | pool-room, which. according to the po- was one hour old when raided. When the two detectives walked tn they found thir:y men congregated around a telephone and several charts. Solemn silence greeted the appearance of the sleuths, and when the telephone bell rang noone answered It. took up the reseiver, and a volce from rafl and the man’s clothes, with the ex- iW La rene ek Bl ception of a small portion of iis coat SEGUE ASIST 2a and his right trouser leg were burned|°Witryut throwing any stools the de- away. ctlves took six men to Detective The body was taken to the Ninety-| Headquarters, and from there three of sixth Street Station, and from there | Lie jnen, My Fol Aakon) to) Adams etreet taken to the West One Wundredth Street Police Station, There is absolutely no possibil making an identification from the itself, as it was so mangled that the police could not even give any {dea of STUDENT HELD FOR TRUNK THEFT the man's age or weneral ‘appearance, ne part of the coat saved was found |. ay raided. ticket onthe Ontario and Nephew of Late Senator Morrill Western for Lit ¥., and two| Accused of baggage checks for trunks. ‘The suit ‘as of pepper and salt variet There and Juggling Baggage. was $20 in the. trousers pocket. but everything else had been burned, ROSTON. Sept. 30.—R DECAPITATED BY ELEVATOR IN BIG HOTEL Bell Boy’s Head Severed After Another Imperial Em- ployee Had Pulled Rope. Joseph Brockman, a bellboy in the Hotel Imperial, was killed in the hotel to-day, being decapitated by a moy- ing elevator, Brockman was on his way with a the car And pulled the controlling rope, Brockman tried to board the moving elevator and was killed, ford, Vi., tw ident at the f Technology, to-day was ar- of a | old, Institute rested, charged with the larceny tiunk and valise. During the summer Morrill worked at the South Station as a baggage-maste and | is charged that he substituted lecks for those originally on the pleces, so that when the owners called there to Baggage to correspond to the Then, the police say, the youth sent the artlelos his home in Vermont, where he went on vacation a few days later a nwhile he discovered that detec- es were Investigating the case, and the police say that, frightened, he sent the goods back to Boston and returned the checks to the chlet baggage master n envelope. He Is said to have con- | Senator J Mi BABIES ON FIRE : mes: from the office. ‘As he approached the elevator, eGorge With burning, | fist Marshall, a colored boy In the employ i of the hotel, playfully jumped into itching, scaling, Dy: crested humo: rs, instantly relieved Marshall, who lives at No. i Want and speedilycured Fortieth street, was locked up by the police of the West Thirticth Street by warm baths Station on a charge of homickle, ‘The with GHTICURA eleyator attendant, who was the first to be taken ante austody. by ths pallies SOAP and gentle applications of a > said thy peril the elevator car at th time CUTICURA OINTMENT, the great r ot prevent Marshall from | : EA rene act which cost | Skin Cure, when all else fails, He, rockman No argument is needed when * wa Haywood, a young prorpector, —_—_— Fell from a Train, BADEN, Pa., Sept. %.—Dr, J. Frank Williams, of Detroit, was found dead ierey beside the raliroad track here. ‘way to visit his mother, Ra rg. and it is eup- Grape-Nuts is served for "LION BRAND. FOR MORE THANA QUARTER CENTURY THE LEADING 2 For25¢ || COLLARS THE TEST OF LION BRAND save ‘The prisoner iv a nephew of the late | it DIGKER LOOKED FOR IN THE BIG - BANK ROBBERY Part of Plunder Negotiable and Wall Street Thinks Stock Will Come Back. t OMetais of the National City Ban&, ; which gave up $59,000 worth of secure itles two days ago on a fonged checks” were sttil insistent to-day tha: the robs? bery was as great a mystery as every while at the Pinkerton National Detecs tive Agency it was announced in 80 , many words, that the crime was none of the public's business Despite the pretend: unk off step toward the discovery of the forger in the case, it Js known that a detective informed them at a late hour last night that if the recent movements and do ings of a well-known Wall street char+ acter, who has been in the coils more than once in connection with shady railroad stock ralds, were looked up that a lne on the master hand in the plot which had the robbery for its obe Ject would undoubtedly be obtained. This information was considered of such importance that no Ume was lost in communicating it to the Pinkertons, who, although they would have pro- ferred working along other lines, were ; compelled to take the tip, for it prom~ ised and does promise more than any, } of thelr sleuths have been able to find | out so far, Every house in Wall street {s of the | opinion that negotiattons will be opened, * {f they are not already under way, to return the securities to the bank. “And when the thief offers that Rock- efeller contingent a chance to get bacle a portion of what it has lost just watch and see how quickly {t will take it,’ said one broker to-day. ‘In the lot of stolen securities there are $70,000 worth of unregistered coupon bonds and this is clear velvet for the thieves. I bee lleve that there was more than one tn on the Job, of course. CZAR GIVES WITTE TITLE OF COUNT Receives Peace Euvoy in Special Audience on Imperini Yacht und Bestows Honor. ST. PETERSBURG. Sent. 9.—Mr Witte been created a count. The bestowal of this title by the Czar, on the peace envoy {s only the first of several honors in sture for the man whom Emperor Nicholas now regards as nis foremost subje The announcement t Mr. Witte has also received the order of St. Andrew and been appointed the chief of the Cabinet Ministers is hourly expected, 1 guest ny al yacht which B§oelkoe Island, Swee BERLIN, § —Emperor William, acoording to a dispiteh St. Pete burg, in addition to conferring on Mr Witte Germany's highest order, the Black Eaple, presented him with his. portrait framed in gold and Inscribed with the own hand $100 Profit on Each $10 INVEST tn LOTS at PRESENT PRICES} at East Elmhurst ‘ity on Picturesques Fyushing Bay. _The Rinety millones betng expended fo jd transit and the new road throt Thle“townsite will do the Test Half Hour from Herald Square by trolley. 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