The evening world. Newspaper, December 16, 1905, Page 3

t a , Mme Valls Wika VIG IS HELD. CnARGE OF BLACKMAIL Bail Fixed at $1,000 on! Complaint of Young James A, Burden. ‘FAD AND F! NCIES' CASE. | Prisoner’s Partner, Robert Criswell, a Suicide When Faced with Prosecution, | COL. MANN MENTIONED, IRVING, ALLEGED BLACKMAILER, idy by Artist Mortime Character S and Snapslots by Family Slurred in Town Topics After Subscription Had Been Refused. Robert W. Irving, editor and pudlisher of the New Yorker, was arraigned be-| fore Mvgistrate Finn in the Centre treet Court today, charged by James A, Burden, J a young millionaire, of w well-known Burden family, wit eriminal hibe His examination wes t over until Monday upon the reques of Assistant District-Attorney Krote! who aeked that the bail be fixed at) im The Court made t 000, wh! >) was furnished soner'a cour ¥ rege Mr. Krote eaid asking fo pall it would be proved that Irving was only a cat's ' paw for Col, Mann | Irving's arrest is a sequel to the “Fa and F es scandal and came bout att ing Burden had told the Story of alleged attempted blackmail to Assistant Disirici-Attorney Paul Krote, | Irving's partner, Robert N. Orisweil committed suicide last spring by throw ing himself in front of a Svoway train when faced by a charge of criminal ubel. Usea Col. Mann’s Name, He Says. In telling his story to Mr. Krotel Burden said that Irving came to his home during the holidays tn 1901, saying that he came from Col. Mann of Town Topics, and presented a letter of intro: duction signed by Moses Ellis Wooster, editor-in-chief of Town Topics, “We have a very nice scheme here,” aaid Irving, according to Mr. Barden, “waich we kaow will Interest you. “It is ip connection with the conte bubdlication of ‘Pads ind Fan price is $1.60). Irving said that Mr. Burden's father had already subscribed for the book and thought the son should follow sult. Mr. Burden said he was in no way in- terested. Then, according to Mr. Bur- den, Irving made this reply “I wamt you to take time to think this matier over, Be very careful. Col. Mann will be v don't subsoribe. much annoyed if you You know that Col Mann has always treated your family well in Town Topics. If you refuse us he will not treat your family weil in future,” Mr, Burden said he told Irving he was nothing but a blackmailer and ordered him to leave his house Burden Story Appeared. A short time Jater the complainant id there appeared in Town Topics a ry that @ prominent soolety woman 4 taken ‘her daugiter to Europe tu her away from Willlam Burden, brother of James A, Burd ae whe feared there was teint in the Burden family Mr. Burden could . Irving called on the telephone and said that a story about the Burden family t would not look well in print. | urden told him to *e. to —— A phort time later, while Mr, Burden was “attending a meeting of the directors of the Windsor Trust Company, Irving. he ‘into the room and to pay $250 for a cartoon which was about to be published, Burden called him a black- mailer and oriered | nim from the room. from the room. LANDSLIDE HITS. PASSENGER TRAIN Accident at Mouth of Tunnel in Tennessee, but Nobody Is Hurt. CINCINNATT, Dec. 16.-—General Man- ager Garrel, of the Queen and Cres- ent route, said to-day that the accident at tunnel No, 2%, reported last night from Cha\ ‘was not a caving in of thetannel, but @ landalide wht i coaugtt train No. 4 just after the train haa through the tunnel on Its ¥ wes extricated with- out deriilment and without Injury to “hh! ae lide ie petiovesse have been caused by recent heavy rains, The tupnet is said to be tntact, and the 4 have been entirely cleared bh) sacks y ‘That 1s all 1t will cost to pub- Ish a 24-word “Situation Wanted” Ad in to-morrow's ‘Sunday World THIRST COST HIM $9,000 AND HE GOES TO BELLEVUE Timothy Hurley, of ‘‘Jack’s” Restaurant, Sent to the Psycopathic Ward After Causing Arrest of Women on Charge of Theft, Timothy Hurley, one of the partners, was about to leave the stavion after | tn “Juck’s" restaurant, appeared in the | clutching his throat and announcing West Side Court to-day in the role of] that he must cool the lava that was ‘ 4 trickling do when Lawyer complainant against two young women whom he charged with robbing him of | Champe Dr Hammond A $260, On Noy. 9 he had a venorable waiter, curva g ate John Lang, of No. 84 West Forty-ninth Hurley ‘had spent street, arrested on a charge of stealing |* iP ges alta a $20 pearl and diamond pin, This sity .o himself ser Ls ous harm might to hint later the two voung women were brovgh: in by detectives and specifica dressed in & Ivy charged with theft by the wavering charge is still pending, set down for cor bearing to-morrow last night Mr, Hurley : ercont, etrode into the | Hurley long furtined overcoat, etrod= into the | MiTiCy ss a iarge, tut mere ‘West Forty-soventh street station locked up, Friends of Mr. Hurley came h t the young | for him jeter and led him away, When He said that he ‘had met the young for UST Gad et tt tose he, wae women at No, %4 Wet Forty-sixth street, whither he had pursued a two-| feoded Inmppoet that had attacked! more rigid than ever with a powerfu almost overwhelming dignity Lawye Champe Andrews, acting for Mr, Mt ley, Withdrew ‘the charge enter him without the slightest provocation. | against the youne Toner aoe they women were) Muttered out of the tribunal, Michael Fila par gah aed Hurley. Hurley's nephew, appeared at Nina Gordon and Grace Lewis, Sergeant Daly gent two of his men to find the young women, Mr. Hurley AB A CLUBMAN IN SIXTH AVENUE this juneture and on his suggestion his uncle was sent to vp mauthic ward tn Bellevue for four day SLASHED THROAT WHILE SHAVING 7 Daring Footpads' Knock |Dry Goods Merchant May Die Theodore B, Nisbit Un- but Wife Says It Is conscious. Not Suicide, Poll { the Weet Forty-seventh 2 pa ¢, ole dore B, Nisbet, an official of ,the Have- | goods store at No. 172 Amsterdam ave- meyer Ofl Company, of No, 8 Brond | nue, and one of the best-known among street, was rotbed after being knocked | west side business men, cut his throat unconscious by footpads at Forty-third to-day at his home, No. 216 West Sixty, street and Sixth avenue. ninth street. His wife says that it was Mr, Nisbet was returning to his home, | an accident and that her husband was No, 400 West End avenue, from the| shaving at the time, but the police say Yole Club, of which he is 4 inember, | it was an attempt at suicide, Which- when at avenue and Tors mire ever {t was, the gash Was #0 deep that gtreet he wa gi gg MR hap ly of | the DhYaiclans at Roosevelt Hospital dd by a thickset man, |deckled that ap operation Was neces- the mun’s life, Cockle’s business, avcording to friends, has been falling off recently owing to the competition of the big department sald to have dis- i alone with hi treet house ing con! hat another stepped beside him. , knew 2, oa, until Re iy Alm in rway in yet hive Fret fis toad’ ached saradualty It that he bead been adbngsees and he discovered that $2) / been oe from a vest poditet, that | poy creed Tn was mone, and that @ | ws led ing Pad’ been taken, from his Ne was sone time before he morning Cockle was {h ould "wall | After partly. dresstr sary to he went aS solr Leng y-yrapeaperand |to the bathroom: 4 RECEIVER HARMON HERE. icra iim “fait to che tour hen “wie | jheard « grows, and, oy @ tnto ¢ Consults with Morgan's Coannel, ioe i au shlong tem ‘ ee Outi 1 ia hie | Others Over CM. @ D, | tt28t Matters. Recelver Judson Harmon, of the C. H. & PD, properties, arrived in New Y¥ rk to-day in a special car oyer the Erie. KAISER $0 GLAD HE ; HAS KEPT PEACE, { Miner's office there seems to ve SATURDAY ay IN COURT. Photographer * Curtis. JURT OFF Fre LOOKING AT iRWNGS yo TE " PRINCE | LOUIE / “| Jreo 2 | i | HAT (0BS UP AND DOWN AS HE WALKS, SILVER> HEADED CHRISTMAS MAL Th EUROPE HEAVY se Ships Sall To Sail To-Day with a Huge Volume of Gifts for Abroad. ‘The volume of Christmas mall for Bu- rope today surpassed all records, The American finer Philadelphia, for Ply- mouth, Cherbourg and Southampton carried 9,28 sacks of mall, and the Cunarder Carmania 588. ‘Nhese figures are considerably in excess of those for last year, The Red Star liner Vater- land, for Antwerp, sailed this afternoon with an extra heavy mail also, The number of rgistered lotters hes greatly inereased. The Philadelphia bas 4, aboard her and the Canmaniu 6,388, total—48,000—is 11,505 in ex- cess of those carried last Christmas by the New York and Lucania, In addi- (on the Carmania is carrying 7,045 pack- aces under the “Parcel Post” regula- tons. MINER FCLLOWS UP BAIL BOND CASES Jerome’s Assistant Who Had an Argument in Police Sta- tion Still Investigating, Apologies, explanations and some miter ¢stlng disclosures as to the way in bonds are accepted at the Tenderloin Station-House were the outcome of Dep- uly Assistant District-Attorney Karl Miner's visit to the station early to- day dnd his interViews this afternoon with Sergt. McGowan and Patrolman Josep Sereno, Mr. Miner's trouble began when he ard Sereno talking with a plain- el ea man of the “Joe” Lang case He asked Sereno what he knew about It and was told to “bea, i." ‘The same ad. veco Was given by Beret. McGowan when he visited the station for furtner satisfaction vespite the hot words and the in sinuation made by the sergeant that he WSs not in & condition tien to talk Mr. Miner said after an interview with MeGowan to-day that he would not pre fer charges against him. In the case of Ser who pald @ long visit to Mi * dot for it is belleved that id not care to give much in to "Joe" Lang. the Tenderlyia Jiceman who Was disbharged from, force aid who a now awalting ( reacus, binck ne dhis left eye, and then the Morgue attendants got down to busi! | jnes# and the Intruder was hurie! ' daily by proper food whit jJouter coldness. This was only af use takes from the Brain DE CEMBER 16, 1905, wNL NG, FOUND PASTOR IN IS Ht STABBED mM YS GOEAT HENGIH PA mee =) a ous and Resentad ° | * Reach Poison Bottle eas eae | Dominie’s Visit. | on Shelf, ; Hane nr ing | The remarkable phystoal development tt a Pei bambi dha Aye James Haga) Coleman, the fitteen- A months old son of Detective-Sergeant AN ected sit Were the principal ccioman, of the West Sixty-eighth Jonce In the case of Ros | street station, always the prklo of his lxe before Magistrate Cornell father and mother, 1s primarily reapon OAR SATII FOUO8 to-day |eiblo for the death of the child last The Rev, Mills R. Roscoe, pastor of |nignt. If he hadn't been so sirong the Shiloh Colored Baptist Church onlygle James could not have crawled High street, New London, Conn, was|into the ieitchen during’ the absence of the complainant. He {sa tall, dignified |his mother, pushed a chair against the lergyman, and charged James D.|supboard, climbed wp on it and got a Sledge, a former parishioner, with hav- |bottle of cart acid from the shel ing stabbed him three times in the | He not only did all of these things chest, incident to a parish visit he paid | Dut he drew the corw gram the bottle to Mrs, Sledge on the evening of Noy. | #1 drank the poison, 8 last, ‘Dhe Colemans have auartments om the The Sledges third floor of the house at No 108 London and, Mrs. Sledge was church | West Bifty-thind street organist. Her husband says he moved| Last night Coleman sent word be to this city because he was jealous of| Wuuld be home for dinner, and Mra, the clergyman Coleman went out at 7 o'clock to get formerly lived in New “I thought,” said the defendant, who| some meat The butcher shop is at th {9 @ short man of some eloquence, “that | orner, and she wash’! gone more than the Rev. Mr. Roscoe made too lingering | {ve minutes. lances at the organ whioh my wife was playing. I got jealous of him and came to New York." mothers head When Mr. Sledge arrived at hie home| “When Mrs. Coleman came back sho at No. 81 West One Hundred and Thir-| found her child writhing in agony gn ty-fourth street on tne night of Noy,| the floor. Its lite mouth was horribly 44 he found Mr. Rosove cailing on his} Purned and the face was raw where the wife, A few minutes later tie stabbling | Polson bad pret dewn It. On the began, Hour was the half empty bottle of oar Tho idea that the bavy could possibly reach the botue of acid on the shelf in tie hitohen cupooard never entered tho “Mr. Sledge used wordso n that ooca- | bolic acid sh told the story sion,” asserted the min! that were| TWh phy# Inna, Dt, Berlin and Mar- not ft for any parlor, f was present in| itn, live in the house. ‘Thay rushed up- bis house to tend to the spiritual wel- | eka and tried their best to save tl fare of his wife hild, It was useless, however, ‘Your Hono Intervened Sledge. “1| Dr. Waker A. Dunckle, of No, 11 consider that the Rev. Mr. Roscoe was) West Forty-sixth wlreet, the family not attired In @ manner befitting a min-| physician, had been summoned, but ister, He left my apartment leaving| when he arrived the best al was dead. parts of his al adornment that 1| did not consider o1 i hd bul ficiently provocate hi vib) The Rev. oe admitted, that he had made a hasty get-away from the Bledge flat as he Was in immed ata fear of his life. He was tttende! by neighboring physician and then went New London, where he remained In hy hospital until a days er hering still more Interesting testimony Ha ‘iRtrate Cornell held the prisoner in bail Sos Sarees ear further orarranation. MYSTERIOUS THIEF HAUNTING AARVARD. ‘ALIBI FOR MA IN NAFTAL CASE Suspect Under Arrest for As- y Park Murder Says He Is Innocent. Pega date PARK, N., Dec, 6.- ‘rank Penton, who rested | Has Appearance of Student, |niene tor alleged complicity tn the mene : ' der of M Movrt ftel, clad 1 and Janitor, Who Might te able ie ental ah Paetyriaete Perdon| says Sv will prove by witnesses where he was every hour during the olet ofthe murder ad what he was doing. He denies all knowledge of the crime, The vetestives cxpress confi nce that they powssss the key to the Nattal mystery. Perdon!'s apartmen‘s were searched last night but nothing of Importance wag discovered except oT espph denne with the Loar Branch Ttallan girl with whom the pri is intatuated. name is Congie Rose. Sho is known. tc be a particularly bright and charming Have Caught Him, Fooled, CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Dec. 16~The police now believe that one man is re- |° sponsible for the many thefis which have ocourred recently at the private dormitories connected with Harvard Un- iversity. This man has the general ap- pearance of a student, and It ts sa has boldly walked through the various | dormitories and invaded the rooma of those students who were absent at lec- tures, girl of good moral vharas er The latest robbery, the fact of which| Smuel Pieri whs clovely questions was made public to-day, occurred | this morning by the detectives at Po Thursday afternoon, when property| lice Headquarters. Prosecutor Nevius valued at over $1,000 was stolen from a| is expected here to-night, and it Is be sult. of rooms ‘ocowpled by two wnder- | Heved Perdoni will be arraigned, lo graduates in Claverly Hall. Two gold| !s now held, pending the Coroner's {n gold and silver chains, and| quest, and Police Justice Bonter some diamond pins and pendants were | claims that an arraignment can only among the articles which were The thief, taken, had on direction of the Conner ot whom the police have Vs \WATED FOR Hl FAMILY (N VAIN Has Steamship Agent Arrested for Not Forwarding Pas- sage to Russia, A good description, was seen by the janitor of the 'wormitory as he was emerging, from the students’ apart. ments, but the janttor mistook him for a visiting student. None of the prop- erty stolen at this or other times has been recovered. WAS MUCH ALIVE ON THE DEAD BENCH atiprae Callahan Went to Sleep Morgue and Put Up Hard Fight When Arrested, Jacob Foreman, a taflor, of No. 155 urfolk street, gave % last July to Isaie Posnasky, of 0. 4 Shoriff sireet, to purohase Bleermge tickets for Fore- Snan's wite and four children, who were in Kleff, Rusoia. Foreman alleges that Posnasky did not live up to his agreement and had A supposed comee “cam to Mfo’* in| Hlth arralgned in the Kanon Market the Harlem Morgue to-day and before | ot “harge of grand larceny.” whe he could be subdued had damaged two| Mngistrate neld Posnasky in $1,000 ba Morgue attendants and a cop enot for exumination to-morrow morning to require @ doctor's aarviog =" | Foreman told the Magistrate that he ¢ hac {many weary days of walt It was James Callahan's day of. |)! fir "hie tamiy. before FG) Bo James |s a nurse In the Randall's Island | tht the veketx had no! been ent Hospttal, To-day he came to the main-|When the news of the massicre i land and proceeded to fill his system m | He ays IP Mek Hig Really fran fatten with Harlem's only sure germ destroyer, | victims to the cruelties of the Cos When thoroughly tnnoculuted sacks snawe ) fre te | P h wandered dow ntoward the East River |, fo answer fo m franiie letter wien looking for shelter, A noat little house | 2% inawer. {rc er a few dave ago at the foot of Ono’ Hundred and ‘Twen- | jy whieh she told of many waity hours tloth street atbracted him and he floated | if waiting for the tickets he had writ In and settled down in a gentl tanhe had arranged to send her noting dimly that there were | guesis, | rey The coay little house hap MOTORMAN SET FREE. the Harlem Morgue, and w John Connor came in a few min later he Saw @ supposed corpse }\| etorman of the car whi alongride the other bodiew, He bal iy down the steep hill in up out and asked ¢Dad-Wagon Driver Ma enue yesterday, was ( tin if he had brought in a|coarged from the technival charge new body without notifying the keeper gainst him hy Magistrate ¢ Spellman sald he hadn't, and the tw Harle went to Investigate, testimony +d i “He breathes faintly,” sald Connor nok due t carel sasniegs examining the suposed dead one. Then on it atric: discovering the cause of suspended ani ACA Sago Avenue ation, the two shook the package jure F r rr until he wake up. When asked wiut meant had sleeping among the dead, ho replies “Tl she ‘a you jthe ameller 3p men, rua collided with a flat t r * and smote Connor en ng «| YOU MUST PUI back flerce rough-and-tumble, which did not dampen the ardor o ftho sleeper, He feturned and l:toked in the glans panels charge. of participating ne ry tor wilh Lafty Boyle ts algo under In dlotment r what he belleved were Ivegutariiey In allowing profeysional bordsrmen to give ball for women pris- He met Director Fonann Ream and) sone of (! the company 8) pertsan, , Pes 18—HBmperor W: went he i = + Willlam, | find Had |v a, hat a reception ai. Brune- id Beet: sald: oners atthe stacon last night, Mn Miner to-day y wont to the Jefferson Market Po- CNM aes A, [versea | Hon. of ‘ine ‘paul ‘ponds. tek if ) tthe door, entering with some tation and iningling freely with Connor and Bpellman. ASASORES "The three rolled around amid a Jumble of hort arm jabs and hits in cinohes until Policeran Shaniey pushed in to Hepalse, & couple of damaged fin- {ee iting Callahan was oft to "ine East One Bancises, and aS Ree oa he te Grape-Nuts sclentifically prepared, contains just the right food elements, Ten days’ trial proves! ~ CABIN PASSENGERS 'BURGLARS AT SAFE. SAL IN STEERAGE STOPPED BY SHOTS Had Tackled Obscure Jeweller’s Secluded Strong- hold When Scared Away. Big Turbine Carmania Crowd- | They ed on Her First East- ward Trip. The new turbine stenmship Carmania) ‘Three safe crackers made an attack 1 this morning on her first tip] on the little safe of J. Zlotnek, a jew- Jeastward. She gilded out (n stream | eller, wi shop is in @ little room tn in quick time as the ! k and] the rear of No, 1% Third ayenue, early lave k cheered, The ns were filled, | to-day. The men were armed with In- Jand some twenty passengers who want ed second cabin accommodations bad to cross ih the steerage, One reason for the taking of all the berths in the first cabin was owing to the fact that many of the cabins which could accommodate two or more persons were bought out- right by those who, deaired soclusion. Detective Sergeant Faurot sailed to study the system of police identification oy thumb marks and the Beftilion sys- tem, Ho may visit Italy for the pur pose of looking into the “Black Hand” organization, Detective Faurot will Poond, six weeks pbroad, and will visit London and Paris, He explained that not only wad his mission to stwly systems, but that he would work to establish a cnore thorough exchange of photogmphs and records of criminals between the New York Detective Bureaw and those abroad. Others suiling were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Atkinson, Sir Adolph Caron, Mr, and Mrs, Gilbert Christey, Miss Ruth Hoefer, the flancee of Gladstone Dowle, the son of Elijah Dowle; Hon. Willam Manley German, Mr and Mrs. C, 0, Hughes, Lord Charles Kennedy, Mra. Francis H. Leggett, Mr. and Myre, Thomas Ogden, Miss H. Sahenley, Com. mander W. MoK. Wisnom, H, M. Max- well, @ director of the Cunard line and ‘Thomas Bell, the chief engineer of Joha Brown & Co,, Clydebank, England, who built the Carmanta’s turbine engines, genious burglar tools. Why they should have devoted ¢hetr attention to Zlotnek's inconspicuous place is a mystery to the police, Zlotnek's shop is {n @ room about 10x$ feet back of a poo! amd billiard room kept by Joseph Montes. In front of this billiard room |s a clear store, Both the billiard room and the store offered better opportunities the little Jewelry shop. Zlotnok, a quiet old man, had looked upon as an knew much about him Until no one seemed to hawe knowledge in rooms which eve t& the rear af the jewelry shop, has big dog named Prince, a brute to those whom he dosan't Montes and the biltard pace at later the dog srows, Montes saw @ window of the jewelry sh seized hie revolver and began Two other men appeared. He fired them also, and the three men Dered off over the oof of @ projecting shed, When the police came they found large assortment of burglar tools tered about Zlotnek’s safe, A hole — pen beret in the safe and it was crac! DYING BIRD HITS KING. nw hat ‘ait they want in ypur sete®* jotnek was ask Wounded Pheasant Dashes Into| The Jeweller hook his head, th nothing fm it," he gaid, and he ent Edward's Face, Stunning itim, his shop closed the door after — LONDON, Deo. 18.—The King’s acot- dents while shooting are becoming fre HELD UP FOR $1.50, 23 quent, Having , scarcely recovered ’ from @ sprained ankle, the royal) Dwe Men, with Two Revolver, sportsman has been knocked out by & Wwoulued gece) wes lew oe mitt’ cient happened 0! ‘ednes pis ax day while shooting with tho Beer of Portland’ house party at Welbeck Ab- bey. The Karl de Grey wounded a phea ant in filght, and in its bs Hi ew Did the Job. (pectal to The Hvening Wort) BOSTON, Deo, 16-~Three men, at the point of + revolver, held up James Watts, driver of & grocery wagon, on wee. Bridge last nt, bird dashed straight Into fH face, him 4@ ‘hey pointed two revolvers at_thetr him. YE ous results followed, and vith and demanded his money, Watts the King laug' iaaaeet, but | gave Bs, toad @ only had $1.60, voting that aid no more day. MME. EMMA EAMES Tho Greatest American Prima Donna shows her appreciation of Labtlacho— America’s most perfect Face Powder, An exemplification of what sclence and skill can produceas a complexion beautifier and a toilet necessity to women of refinement, Mr, Ben. Levy, Boston: I find ypur Lablache Puce Powder iy refreshing and soothing. EMMA BAMES STORY, We have thousands of letters from all parts of the world tes« titying to the ppearet quall« tles and purity of Insist on having the genuine. Substitutes are not only unsat. isfactory, but frequently dan- gerous, on account of being gom- pounded of poisonous drugs. Dear Sirp—As Liave used your Pace Powder for a jong time, 1 am firmly convinced thet (thas nob ile equalimthie or the old country. 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