The evening world. Newspaper, November 17, 1905, Page 1

Ane ani j One y b | RESULTS ED PINAL STREP TREAT IFAT EN ot ‘ Pe ied nia TION pany PRICK ONE CENT. ~-FOMTER OW ~MAVTO FRISCH Put on Train fan By ° Two Men, Declare Jersey City Detectives. HE JUMPED $5. 000 BAIL, | \HE CAME BY EXPRESS,| WRITTEN BY NICHOLS. | Dillon and Gaffney Called Be- | Delivered in Heavy Packing fore Grand Jury This Afternoon, 2 tion Books Open to All.” THIEF IN BOX SMUGGLED INTO. He Is Captured Before Getting Out, Case Fastened with a Padlock. A man believed to have been John Krup, the "alleged toater from Charlies ¥. Murphy's district, who managed to elude Morgan deputies yesterday after he had boen released on bail and mako placed og. train in Jersey City last night by twojmen. He his eseape from the city, w board a Baltimore and Ohi! had a ticket to San Francisco ‘The man was vety drunk, end the re very When some ob- jection was made to his being piiced on the) train they put his head under @ faudet and sobered him up as much two Who had him in charge w particular about him, as possible. Snugly packed away In a huge wooden bow, a borglar was amuggied Into the wacerooms of the Security Silk Storage Company At No, 212 Spring street last ght. Bereplring and unhappy, but laden with loot, he was hauled oug Ignominion: The Security Storage Company occu- ples a five-story building, and to this, Inte yerterfay bringing two packing cases, made with lids, securely fastened with padlocks. ‘The ti@ket to San Francisco was pur- ehased by the three men of ferry. Detective Leverett. City, “who daw the three men that one of them, o tall, ‘wack man being sent away because, rank too much, Leverett save of Krop. When the trait reached Washington , the manager, who ealled There | Coleman, of Oy Sete niet ata: A lot of immigrants on the trais | tion. to-day ine police searched {t. it ts believed thé man mingled wit! and i of thi porter the New York side of the Twenty-third street of Jersey sayy | boxes for storage over nirht. lbt-haired fellow, who said nis name was Luts, told him the drunken man waa a race Phe conductor and! in recognized the man he ae 3 by the desoription, but could find him, although certain that ho Stored “Over Night.” The expressman sald he had been omtered to deliver the two wooden He had £0 ame valuable Faudieg, ta sald. been told > we, 2 and f A WARE WAREHOUSE But Laden en with Plunder wly to-day’ after hin presence | “\the other Deo, 24, 1900, They were and, "My | | received $1,000 a year for many =| | for ‘legal gervices' to the Equitable came an expressman, | stoutly | DEPEW LOSES HIS MEMORY Which “Our Friend” Makes Demands, Man Up the River Who “Wanted to Know.” | thie | disepvertes made in the "yelow dog” accounts of the Equitable Life. | Senator failed t loft the witner: bad n discovered by a porter, 1 stabs Of saante) aattation A little while Inter the detectives ; ian bad We, bariners | "Pwo letters ware handed to the Sen-| ator by Inquisitor Hughes, One ot | theme letters was dated Dec. 19, dres#ed “My Dear Depew" Deat Senator” mepedtively. were signed by John A, Nichols, Life, The letters were as follows The Friend “Up the River.” “New York, Deo, 19, 18%. “My dear Depew: My friend who usu. ON DOG FUNDS Can’t Explain Letters in Mysterious Stranger Was a} United States Senator Chauncey M, Depew was peremptorily recalled before the Lagisiature Insurance Committee afternoon to explain suspicious The explain and when he otand was in a sad) PRINCE LOUS A HORSE SHOW AGAI | The Royal 1 Visitor Was Ac- companied by Mrs, John Jacob Astor. | 1996, | Prince Louls of Battenberg dropped in on the Horse Show this afternoon #0 - | Guletiy and unobtrusively that he bad ily gets around at this time of the year} been seated In the A. J. Castat box, No. yu pitt happened to be pass- has written me several fo\ters to which | 5% In the very centre Of the arena.on ng the boxes when he noticed an ue- jy have, not replied. He now writes | the north side of the Garden, for nely wal usually lgree knot pte ly a plank of the’ éranken man answered tho dectrétton talde of re and saw Aw hat inglde, VO porter.ran downgtaira and called ee eee aed h | Coleres Went vpelsire. Knocked the covep cit t box and from jts: deptha led out 4 vory hot, very melancholy ‘ooking clay He sald he whe Joba Simith, twenty-eight years old, a lodger was on tors when the train reached |at ihe Union Lodging-House on the a Appeare Worried. * tumes.and lias heen accused of ants ing Krup to escape by the Morgan dep-‘jined with bags of saw / ytlee who were shadewing him alt "PUA: release on “dail. very worrlod to-day porter: “A feport t« abroad that you W a train for the West, Is th true! answered Dillon, | have ‘always instructed 1 wo fut publication tina "Abraham Levy sald to-day: “KCrup and Dillon left thls office and went down by the pasnehiger levator,’ The | Charles P. Dillon, wh is a friend of | Charles PF, Murphy and whe was the | bread, Most person with Krup, was up early thday at his home, No, #4 East sev~ Peateadin street, Dition x a lawyer, lias “Bor metnber of the Assembly three | client Jate last night whl *the ten years that T hu) i clieats not ‘also informs mo that the Mor- ‘were not eluded at all, but fol- Bowery. | Brood and Whiskey, ‘The prisoner had with him a loaf of | partly nibbled, a bottle of whis- key, rartly emptied, a new revolver and A comple set of burglars’ tools, In- cluding an electric lantern. te lot of belle of silk. ) Smtth owned ap. He sgl ad un- Triton seemed] screwed the hinges of the Nd, they ‘This questi 8 peing on the inside, and hed gathered | 6 4 Dut to Aigr by ap Kvening World Fe) uy the sik from ‘ap near by, | ‘The other box was to, have been filled, too, but he got seared, crawled back ie! ir sorewed the Id onsagain, bones He wra_ followed to Second etreet and. the Bowery, where detec- treated Robert Arnold, an ex- ad hired the expressman he Bowery, resort would ae ee atk, @ Tull opnfeasion. Smith Owns Up. ai gare he rout Met iad “You've satd to ph Er or an Papremahh came for the) bat ¢ will be here Monday or Tues- day and desires to bave mo belp him as | Sending the show had any idea of his | Policoman | “#ual. What shall T aayt’ Faithtubly | Presence, yours, ek mar A date abe’ My! river sand wi care a The Prince and hls ‘AbbuOW, P: dAlesander, enaseied: bywMre-twnd “3 promeenm giee Op tp the} Jobn Jacob Astor, arrived am the Mas: ehad of Maite | (#07 fenve entrance to the Garden at ‘you cknbw.. Don't: 410, neariy an hour becore he wag ex- bd. ‘ate, AS oon an | Pected to arrive, Detective Sergeant you can nventently say, will you kind. | Funston and weyerat Central Offige VW do) soy fret you ah the good things of | life in. ‘this holiday. season, I am, As | ever yours, JOUN A. NICHOLS. “To dfon. Chaunéey M. Depew, New | | York hy." “Depew's Hand Trembles. |his He trfed to wet his dried | \ips with his tongue again anf again, “I don't recall who ‘our (riend’ was,” jhe said In a cracked voice. The letter discovery had come | out ton Curdy, adsistent registrar of the Eqult, ‘able Lite, the Equitable at different times. . He} @ Do you know to whom the letter refera? A, I do not. of the freah iy she on locingedl Pare.) 20 “ PD examination of 8. 8. Mo- Q. Will you kindly explain what the telation ofvJohn A, Nichols was to the Equitable Life? A. He was retained by Q. Reference is made to some one who “ultually gels around at this time ur." (Laughter) Does that re- recollections? A. It does not refresh my recollection as to his name, Et Knew something about it at the time }and passed tho letter an the executive men were on hend os a personal body mua. The two royaltios were dressed tm black frock ooats and silk hats, Both carried big, gold-headed canes, ‘The little party went immediately to the A, J. Cassat box, where they were received by Miss Elein Cassatt, The two princes and Mr. Astor chatied and Senatot Depew's hands trembled as! watched the showing of the fourteen He also had with him tn the box a | h¢ held those sheets of writity up to His marieey wore , 18 failing eyes, The ruddy hue which t. | has ever been his pride had fied from tandems in Clauss 8 fot fully half an hour before any of the curious, throng on the promenade had any idea of his presence. But when the news did begin to burs ahout there was a mild stam pede in the direction of the Casnatt box, Crowd Annoys Prince, + The press of gaping men and women soon became so annoying that Prince Louls and Misa Cassatt soon left the box and mixed In the crowd on the promenade. The bddy gurad of detec- tives marched behind them, present- lug @ barrier to those. who pressed be- hind and endeavored to climb upon one another's backs to get a better view of the Prince, Loulé only remained tn} the Garden an hour, as he had an en- | ‘Thirty-mnth streot, At 4 obclock, to have his teeth attended to, He sxularly ann unoed that he was being dived and foled @t such a tre mendous pace that he feared that he would need p> attach @ dentint to his staff. ‘The Prince made but one rnund of the promenade with Mis; Cassatt, mopping at the oseph 1. Widener box ~ chatalng for @ few minutes Fidel une at ke (Continued on on Becond Page) RESCUE TO ORDER FOR « MOVING PICTURE MAN Jeoole Bartlett in the Role of Hero- the and ‘Connelly the sy Hero, ae dress ‘ngent of the Patroimen's Kenevolent Atsoolation, whioh ts to give. 4 beneft ‘entettiinment and ploture ahow at the Grand Central ade On Docs 5, wot busy this atlernoon at the Byler .? Bast» an hour ebfore any of the great thréng BAgement with Dr. Daly, of No. 0 Wost | ANYTHING RACY ) Large. THIR \, to 1) 4 | | tralia se Merlingo 3. 2. Lady Ellison 3. fRnentet ta The Bvening World. an excellent few attract jinetontans, bh ever, an animal Wager that the winner of the | Washingtonians want, He is a @ big chunk of the @uburban, Dut STS WASHINGTON Few Attractions on Card, Attendance Is Unusually BENNINGS RESULTS. FIRST RACE—D’Arkle (4 to 5) 1, Subtle (2 to 1 for place) 2, Yada 3. SECOND RACE—Mary. Morris (7 to 10) 1, Lietless (7 to 10 for"place) ind Phyte cy rounrti RACE—Mintia (1149 00 1, Reldmore (1:0 6 for place) 2 ppd — z FIFH RACE—Alum Water (3 to 1) 1, Father D. (5 to 1 for place) 2, Suc BIXTH RACE~—Delphie (13 to 5) 1, Cottage Maid (15 to 1 for place) BY FRANK W. THORP, BENNINGS RACE TRACK, Nov, 11, | ~—There Was fine racing weather at Bennings this afternoon and there was: ttendance in apite of the nm the card, To Wash- four legs, a mane and a tall is a horse | and two four or six horees make a race. And there ate bookmakers ready to | bettor but he gets fie thrill just the FIFTH RA tame as the thousand-dollar man with yurdn Washington attendances strike average and keep well to it through- ‘out the meeting, for vhe Capital City | player arranges his bank roll so that jit wilt Inst the fifteen “a hanged JACK TRS FIGHT but Champions to Scrap at Sharkey’s Club. end | lightwolght . fights, eo \ “Three Toupee tel ne emougd between | a Shar ey at four lol AiR mn ar renee at sailors,” v Nye of 80 The American tone) S| may be "Kid" Coiling, en per named Harris. ments to ing at thelr moorings to-night withou The iniddlo and heavywel, until 9 o'dlock to-night, The irvernational boxing botics be tween tho heavywelgnt, midaieweuht | Shocked to ‘Death While at? champions: of the British and Yankee fleets will dome of all ashore, but will be kept under cover Arsenal, beat Avstralina a head. FOURTH | RACE-$400 added; urlonees, ’ wey year-olds; al Jockeys. alae acute, bya lp (linseed \ feriingo (Powers). ss...) Beart eb08 Wor!’ éaally. Proteus also mn. with | money, went to the front small | {or third. towed Betting Wye Bia, Bir, Ph i 4 80 Thineendst at the start 0 he fourth, made all the running and won easily by @ Jeng from Reidmore, ‘who was second all the way. Proteus, who was a length in front of race) Merlinge wi the ‘head of the stretoh, cannot be ploked, That js all the =! ¥ ' Circulation Books Open to All,” } 1905, LATEST NEWS OF ALL SPORTS), omic ae sre pond has occurred in the Manchurian army. | has 9 | the Kouke which was only ‘suppressed after a regular fight, in which many” soldiers were killed or wounded, British and Yankee Sailor to-night ty Toni Sharkey's huby ‘They’ | Will be dilly shieé-round aff the | authorities refusmd to allOW* filsh ¥. Mean | mae Ait the the wana re made quetly for fear the two squadrons wodld be lett swing- selling: | A handsome womin of twenty-fve Known as Blinor M. Little, to-day ¢ ded |-alpectly to kill herseif by inhaling gas | Mintla, backed from 2 to 1 to even | sorry. | ; maidens; for mile and mixty CZAR'S ARMY aes Many Killed and Wounded in Wi spread Uprising in Manchuria, and the conspiracy, OUT T0-NGHT 7 Andvew Afurphy, o painter at work on idtrndor acoldent ally placed hin hand ubon # live Wire. He Waa shocked to |) i death lostant nd fell back dead upon | ® f to'eall the workmen of Bt F e flimsy sontoliing, burg hls brethren, The prolet Anoter Workinan Just as. it Te RS In the rouey car, “Count Witte wevedls the beni round with ropes and taken to th intentions of ihe Emperor wnat The Wire that Mutony working ¢lisses, The Council | Yeys thy electric ‘The insulation had | COMta sh fhe one of tho pill men prpueh left for an anohor wateh, | it: men are} | YOUNG WOMAN TRIES ry who lasted long enough ®| two weoks ago. ‘Phe girl's actions aroused the suspic fon of Louis M, Heseman, the landlord ult, badly and was beaken, six tenga | (1 ; WRATHER—Fairy Satardny rate Pt ae RESULTS EDITION { PRICE ONE CENT. IN REVOLT AND HO BATTLE IS FOUG Forty-two Officers Shot for Par- ticipation in the ius It is stated that the elved a despatch from Gen. Linevitch telling hii of a revolt Forty-two officers are declared to have been shot for participation | Offictals of the War Office vil not confirm the news. + “| The outionk tor, ay early ¢ T ALIVE WIRE or Strike Committee, sare, eneouraged by the ext tho strike in St, crganieations including the teephone girls and some of the sional leag having voted in the Movement, Scorn for Witte, ie ‘The Workmen's Council ‘returned! seornful reply to Count Witte’s p appeal to his “brother workmen,” culleg® the Government's profession § solloitude for the workmen ing Yhelr demands for. th sbolliied Of martial’ law ext Of th Lr OF Pe Ty. Reve Lite Jounin near Patchen avenue, (h's gates expresses ante wabtbeal Kcperor’s favorite, who perm! ing, The Councl) of Workmen's Work on “L” Structure ‘ in Brooklyn. brabbed the body Was rong of intg the wo of sin approcehing | not reloted fo him In Any way, Remember Sioody Sunday. ¢ Waa lowered to vn | bert Street Station téuched, cory Ss] (ue prolétariae of Bloody Sunday, “Count Witte calls himself a who Js benevolent toward us and our good, ‘The Counen declares”) working classes haye no need of benevolenée of a Court favorite, demand a popular Government on TO hath URE BY GAS, | vasis of universal, direct and | surifaxe,”” { wilt. cur directiv unde: I Starving Peasants Riot, | Count Witte’s attempt to | with the sirlke leaders » Haugh, wlshough be n the case of the Oron- “ in her! co 14! room) at No. W West Ninety,fourth | { in the event of thelr < | wtrdet, She left a hote to the landlord, | Ve, vel 10 Genin, | saying: the “had to’ do it, an | Bur ‘the leaders Fsruart 8 all AB rat It {8 helleved the you n oA Or Or | comes from a well-to-do family In Mas-| “Pye impprial Ukase on the land - | sachusetts. She arrived at the house iswudd to-day, elthough it wi} avout $40,000,(00 of the peasat axes of debt. whieh under, y clroumstances wala have jved with joy. ts another al mett ‘The promises of adi are too Vague to calm the eturving einer who, In the otsthe Don and Volga, are she pald her rent regularly, he ake any notice, Miss 1 e was a trained nurge’ out Atte water, Oninen OT 18 spre | NR AN i eck aly g has | taprebina, pillaging, Hurainge and Maite vty y ai A ma wg Ug sees tA, Russia, Noy, 1.—-An. atte) rd ag ‘Mac we ib Hy 52) room at noon toway, and P. man bt vide to-day to assassinate fey ad Bieay ‘Dunn forced the door and f ie ior of Riga, While he was Fidi F ‘it | girl, fully dressed and unconscious on} in a catringe through. the streets favorite Badly Beaten. | the bed, “aie vie she nddrested to Mr. | shot ma feed at in from an Oi ad Hegeman Was given to the poilce, who) but the bullet missed its mwa | ea NK: me a rr} Scag tt | de fined to disclowo its. full contents Would-be assassin escaped. 4 ta a hom | Slee ‘arn bets es 2. Fu Rr whe an oy ty > brat Bue Stas ox lengths pt ling; n Misties Quit in Stretch, Iphie and raced head ani aga ny a Bathe’ wade two. Teave hen, went , hee piace. Paar A Hes a NASHVILLE WINNERS, i x NASHVILLE, Nov. if ran, Mary Morrie Won Eaally. here to-day resulted aa follows: te Ale tives ihe of al 5 and even, i Ke’ *9 for place, a. Time-L01 3-5, a Pret Naik CE-~Five and sie fur-| i Nes Steers toe pl 1 the running athe from Fat! 3 ard ope nl | Palette. Trish Witch | ran, 1 * ie sixth, ite Rotiage Seal M—The rices ran like a cold | Sorse, having ho ‘Agee and Siping, & — 6 R01. LeuEhu. No. 76 Monroe street, w his afternoon by a truck driven by James Rogers, of No, 1 Vassau avenue, Brooklyn. T RACING |,ATE WINNERS AT NASHVILLE, FOURTH-—MANFRED 11-5. MALEDICTION a abe C)/FTH—FERRYMAN 5-2, ADARE 7-1¢ plac, SSTERIOY, © “or BOY KILLED IN SIGHT OF PARENTS, Within sight-of his parens, Israel Rossoff, four years old. was run over and almost instantly ki Te cipal DINSER DENIES MURDER OF CHILD, Gustav Dinser, who is on trial accused of the year-oid Gertrude Hyland, the daughter of his. iad wife, war 6 on the witne ja See a