The evening world. Newspaper, January 9, 1906, Page 2

their confusion they opened the wrong | door, coming into full view of the audi- =| WORK ON SCHOOL E cH el r z yee i lt lid ; | effect of this was t It." intes ®ar- tions to ma,"* | Away. 7 that . Simpso! Vatved close’ tah | itin Octobar Jast, die Horner p -| Or. Horner #| thie court be obliged ro’ depend on his other wit- ness. ‘his witness is suspecttd to be impRon. Mr Furman ‘then began a series of questions on ‘Dr. Simpson's Indebted- hess.’ Mrs. Horner remembered having Joaned him $15 thr’e months ago. Sne said he had agreed to pay #45.a month ;}as8 board for himself and wife at the Bi|tiouse, She skid ‘altogether. for back {board and the loan, he owes $116. She sald furthers To Buy Simpson New Clothes. Simpson was. “Dr. clothes #0 poo ve, she said: Mr.. Furman then introduced in evi- @ence the mysterious legal document that Mr. Horner wes read Defore he was shot. It was thi that Mrs Horner t tried to read by ‘man’ Ei ececerepaumereenet WOMAN SENT TO JAIL. JDass for Selling Pint ‘Beer to Child. Cea WW monrod'werest, Sas pant an hour is paper Mey trey, and aot for its te ot merely, and not for 5 Jone gacmment 48 bound in blue fold ‘ers, and might be mistaken for a will. Acted as Peacemaker. Bas afd that many times she pat ivied "to. reconcile Blmpson an Tp evntencing. Mra. Solomon | Horner Jn helt quarrels, | Lawzes wis Be conus epost “any | She" oraa take if Mea. 3 had any | Siinpson'’s. bank aécount in her name, Mrs. Horner denied this. Asked if Mr, forner was very deaf, she replied: ie. ut don't think he waa tn his Tee ie & tact Honaer bad an ungov- éenable ter “Not. st ‘City Prison to-aay for three days ined $50 for selling a pail of beer ‘heb-yeri-old boy on Nov. 2, Mra. ON Was Arrested by Policemen Hy and Oa ‘of Tnepector Fiood’s and was ited by the Gerry manner was) lneol iin and snicker at im} Molt at him, *sniekec! Went on to felt of the. pr TH ie by. ald Horner to di She said that on 12 he went Now York, and return on the Ith. aoe di not know whethe: Ro went ti, he. “atle, Guarantee and itted thet re Chelstioss, Sunpeon, Sa hte. " BUILDINGS ‘RESUMED. Contractors Forced to Go Ahead, and They Put Union Men on Seven Jobs. c. B. J. Snyder, Superintendent ot Public School Buildings, announced at the Board of Education to-day that work and thet work on the other five would soon start again. B ‘This resumption of work, be sald, was brought about by ieersetis the ‘son- traptors that they must finish the bulld- ings In the time contracted for, strike or nO strike, and.that the peralties for falling to carry out the time clauses of their comtracts would be strictly in- fisted wpon and taken {to court if necessary. i 5 ‘ Supt. Snyder cailed:all the contractors to him in the last few days end saw each one separately and told bim that no extension of time wild be granted on the must be trecte, came to the terms démandead by the striking trop workers, abd seven of them resumed work Bi Supt: Goyder says ne thinks the other five contractors will also Tssume in MUSTPROBE. | _DEEPER INTO EDWARDS CASE. } (Continued from First Page.) ;| She case to keep silent under penalty of Te-| going to prison. The Oply official who can block the Coroners sulcide verdict, snould he mately Ond one, for his investigat! ney Wiliams, He would have to apply to the higher courts, however, for per~ Coroner Mix has announced that ne bas evidence of four motives that might ve induced My. Edwards to kiN) him- self locked pp in his safe. He would | not even hint at what these motives were, | Leading lawyers and physicians, in discussing’ the statement of Coroner .” | Mix to-day, ageeed it would be most , | astounding if the Cormer stiould give evidence that Edwards, having visited hig friend, Dr. Metcalfe, at 19.99 o'clock on the night of the idling, left the house whlstling and in a jolly mood, with the purpose of self-destruction locked in his heart. Knowing Mr. Ed- wards a9 his old. college friehda do, they cannot belleve be would kit him- self without a word of to fee Siatoec rae vaamiy: ate pens tee He 2 | it the Sontractore j} from the wound downward, ) IN THE STRANGE EDWARDS CASE. If Edwards killed himself by shooting why did he shoot himself in the lett side of the head when he is a right-handed man, especially as the trigger finger of the left hand was cut off at its first joint? It Baw. took a dose of morphine to make the work of surer why were the pupils of his yes. normal instead of contracted, as ‘would have been the case after a fatal dose? , If Edwards shot himself when in his room how came it that the pistol was found in the back yard? It he shot himself when in the back yard and ‘erawied back to his oom why did nobody hear the noise? And how could he walk upstairs after ‘@ wound that would have rendered him helpless immediately? If Bdwards committed suicide whose was the bloody handkerchiet found under his cheek and bow did it get there? It Edwards killed himself where did the shreds of tobacco comie | room? He never smoked. * péssilite. that) EAtwards shot -himselt- while in the back if Edwards commit suicide what was the motive? Men do not idl themeelves while in the best of spirits, as Edwards evidently, was HIS LONG “EEL” WAS Brooklyn's Police ‘Trial Judge! | Shows that He Can Be bor Brook, | ride) the discoverer of’ case appeared one deserving of icniency, In the course of the morning He mode remarks wich showed that be was against those who brought political in- fluence to bear. Ho said he punih crime and inaisted upon lice being courteous to every interest would not be sonsidered by him if, the policemah in questién gad ghown 4 willingness to pay. > Charge Against Dooley. + The calendar before the new Commis- stoner was a long one, the principal ease being fiat of Sergt. William T. Dooley, Was charged with having failed to 26aH in a report to Inspector ‘Croat of a’ Tali of a pool-room in his precinet, ‘Inspector Cross has for some time Been determired to énforce. the Tule that policemen shall make reports of all. happenings, last. November Sgt be prior to this effect uhder not tamil in Bropkiyn, added $o consider the case of suffictent " rg ee seems aoe : : Pecmeet Gat Kieffer Was Disgusted When He] the Learned His Mistake and-Moré So When ‘Arrested. Harry Kiefer, a tisherman, of New Rochelle, was to-day placed under Hit ball by United States Commissioner Shelds for examination on Jan, 3. on & charge of having mail¢iously ang. un- lawfully interfered: with 'a cable owned jand contrelied by the United States} Government. S Kiefer hos béen spearing for cels in the waters of New Rochéile Hay for nearly forty years. Dec. 12 last “his jspear' struck “heavy,", ana he knew ne had caught something. He pulled away, and much to his delight a Jarge eel |eame into view. He thought it was a very long el. | To his disgust Kiefer founa the ees jto,be a wire cable coated with q Diack Substance.. He dropped the “esi” pace: and went home: in-disgust, Mi A few days inter Lieut. J. Mf. U. 8. A, stationed at Bort Bloor and, *| CAPTURED A BURGLAR 23DEAD STILLINPIT = | AT HAVERSTRAW aie srtetl bottom of ‘hie ag eo vas it. the Sus hich Ei {fo busing, : oa eg See a some of the families liv! er. sone moved To this: the’ persons ig the line of ‘Di mroot and ie ay ee py ae OX 3 which crumbles “steadily, = Saved the Children. way that would possibly: jeopardize the | dod Uberty: and lives of others. ‘Coroner Mix lesued this statement this afternoon: “The statement that I gaye out lest | M8 wi ‘verdict. night was not In eny sense a ‘The investigation !@ still procoeding, and the verdict will not be rendered tilt At de over.” } Important Witnesses Not Called. Not the least singular feature of the inquest bas been the failure of Coroner Mix to call two Dr. William H. Motealt, the first person to be called into the old Hiller home- stead by Judge Charles Hiller, and Dr, Benlamin H. Cheney. the family physi- cian, whom Dr. summoned. Both of these men are emphatic in saying the facts in the case do not warrant 9 jstrosg a woo tie waa 0 All footing that night?” | feet there Was Bo’ Qaarrel’ from thal got the ‘ight, of Mr, Horner's A, it witnesses, (OF ‘courts AT PISTOL’S POINT. not | 8. Beroy © CSpectat to ‘we Brehm Wort’) ALBANY, Jan. Ve ce Bom. Ala he new er} Beoretar yot State O'Brien, end “Kitohen at tho exeoutive mansion last night, wheo ‘the list of Committees prepared (by Speaker Wadeworth with “suggestions” | from Aldridge . and ~— O'Brien, was. ‘whipped into shape, While the hig ana Uttle bossea were deciding the fate of. the old and new crowds in the Assem-~ bly, ex-Leader Rogers, Jolin Burnett,’ of Ontario, Sherman Mersiand and aa members of the lower house were Kick- ing their heels around the Ten Byok | Hotel, waiting for some word from the seat of the pow-wow. When asked to-day about’ nig amid- Sight callers; Gor. Higwine, replied tee, iv? 4 ‘ “ft don't know why 1 should make” cabinet” held « midnight conference at my house on private budiness.", Speaker Wadaworth took into his ‘Means, ore! + nett of pears Ohaliman ‘ot Huallrante; 4 bie Bebidas dane B. Agnaw, of New York; Chair- fererttsr We BOTH FOOD , ‘ AND MEDICINE, © Welike best to call Scott's < Emulsion a food-medicine, _ It is a term that aptly de- 0d! scribes the character atid ac tion of ourEmulsion, More * s*| than amedicine—more than « usators | a food, yet combining suid Passing the restaurant of Semuel | SO™*. Schaeefer. No. % Borden avenue, to-day, Patrolman Lahey, of the {sland City police, saw @ man rifling the tll, Lahey Long te ‘throw up his hands. He marehed the fellow the when onerehen, pectieene women's frosten. at ee ie We"hin. ‘The fellow had ‘used ‘to Seenk a pane taza trance to pans @nd force 42 en- |) the vital principles of both. Itis for this reason that’ Scott’s Emulsion has a distinct and jal value in all wasti