The evening world. Newspaper, May 7, 1906, Page 3

MR. WATERS, (ORBER POLITE, SROKER'S WIFE BUT USED DRUGS KILLS BERSELE AND ASINDBAG AND DAUGHTER 3 Tried to Chloroform the Miss Agatha Waters Shot. Marshalls Before He Dead in Bed by Her | Looted Their House. Mother. | THREW RED PEPPER. SHE WAS FAVORITE GIRL | | | Man He Tried to Rob Grap-| Parent Theny Turns Revolver pled with Him and Forced Upon Self and Ends Him to Run. Her L Waters, a wealthy daugh ‘Armed with a complete kit of burg- | Miss Agath far tools a polite burg dan ef- | sonn R, Water peon wae ce broker, of No, 46 Ceda: Sauiya earl not and killed early to-da a te her home at ‘0. 144 West Seve as he supposed, M: ] epartme by her insanely Mrs. Mary G. W. sjater the mother tur: } icken husband | Mystery attaches to the doubl je in that Mra. Waters, church member an : enreRs eR’ y ‘| DAUGHTERS 8 Park er was one of fi nA did not r away until late Another Story Told. tthe m r had It was then sald th sat awaiting the return of her daughter. Later, when a coroner called, a con- nd that ofMelul Weters was uc obile trip by her | mothers visit to er, “lthe church was made Sunday morning Miss Agatha w the family in t to Far Rockaway The father told the ner later the mother and his three daughters, Miss Agatha, Mies Ruth, who is about enteen ye . & youns| pirl, were toge -day two pr any one nt door and no pede asswarensceavine. | NEDSS IN Sear) OF mprsTOU \¥Y EVENING. MAY 7; Bm AND DIAGRAM SHOWING DOUBLE TRAGEDY. of the 2 out. About 11 O'clock. 5 occupled a bedroom on the .renr, His wife slept direct- ly over his room, on the third floor Agatha and Ruth o room of Jing hy for rest. trip had been an in the mother's mind for ma uthn was her favorite. ‘T to be always ci | mis of the family in-jthat if anything ‘ Iie! Agatha ub kill her r. Mr Waters's affection r Agatha was S4ki | to approach adoration, Her Husband's Revolver. g dead at ‘her hustan two daughters Rood Shots Arcused Houschold. came in “and give important tart hie Unter re glar ran to the doo to follow, but. was vellod pistol again. He he door tn got hie own f window After kissing time the screams of Ho! night at 11 o'clock, Mrs Agatha walked upstairs Bee bunt about each other, according t pat j ment made by Coroner Acritelll. On the ae aA S08 ose 4 of the burglar way up the mother was h tolanysl Se emery agcording to the sane a : ight} “I don’t know what I a going to do | a He was dia- | wy L Sada 1p kat d!8- | whtle you are in Europe, Agatha His man- A sh time before the moth and |Maughters anid good night to enon other the telephone bell rang, ut | |was found to be a mistake of th Meet FOP" loperator in getting the wrong numbe ore. His of-| That little Seems to have Mt. Mrs, Mars | the effect of worrying the mother. physician | Recause of the many burglaries in e. Shio had |the neighborhood Mr. Waters recently purchased @ revolver, which ho loade bed by Mr. Marshall 10 inches In hel, is w York rep- onths Mrs, i She sanity.” 1 the physician nervous tr Coroney Acrit { atter hours in house with Summer Resort Hotels For Sale and Wanted! ana, the oth “Mrs. that orlteal period comm of her age and during w women become Insane, She was treated for neurasthen! by Dr * “Dougher they say I hay Docame eudden! “Phis was not She was never known to sui somnambullsm or tnsomnia en y sho retired. Soon after r house their telephone was mistake. It seemp that littl | preyed on her mind, entered her daught thing she sald was tole ‘A wan tn her condition ma permitted her mind to worry trifling incident of the until she became totally All Are Athletic. Mr. and Mrs RIC is No, M8 West Mr, Gating. who ven the big city stores have not re “4 Cisplay of hotels, cafes, restaurant: m cnough on their shelves to exhibit a rt concessions, &c, There is a pla however, where t of this kind are described and sacrificed, ||? You will find ma nt oflers if you will hurry and read sens jatling reached th Wunday Weorld’s Want Directory! home at 4 o'clock and rema No, si at ‘ andson of the quic Kon ft was Idarned t Mind Probably Unbalanced. ending Mr. Waters re members of the family passing through to women ich som: eup-walking case. t from “She was very happy last night when hing r when she first Soon after the police were notified Message Waa sent to the married th and two children Curacag, Young ,Ameri meet WPORT, and Py 1 a Sound * New York amucl Pet TENNIS FILS an Defeats V. Pennel in Semi- Great Britain's Title. ex on Weine ‘8 PROVIDENCE MAKES RECORD. | 22"! ° 19 West ‘eed that ‘om what , Marks Up New Fast 4 bt the woman and Steamers to New R GEN. PEARSON HERE. Car Fire and 5 train topy re were coach and fc © Hospita over. juries, Hart and ™ © I dridge, Holly | inal for Beach; n boy, Philad Wolf, Philadelph: tral reo J » who live: at the car ng hit | mnves for I. Ma wash dation. Rocause of this the ra It may be Pat rey en in V from CAPE MAY FLYER Derailed Catches) 14 Aboard Taken Out Injured. he Evening World.) | May 7 | a curve on to-day bout fifty passengers in| een were taken to aufte z the Injured were A adelphia; Mr. and Mrs. J, B. El Mrs, Laura Mr adeiphia nia, and Miss 4 Miss Wolf was pulled windows with he tise, a fourt in this city ran to the ) the plank Prove by change to POSTUM 10 days and note the improvement, bear the strain of the heavily loaded « n (PASSENGERS = IN WRECK OF Tht “An the ©: ing from in- Joseph BK. Hart of and Mra. J yort day from one of vair afire. year-old scene to ald was unable to COFFEE!!! . o SAYS WOODBURY DEATHOF RICH GIVE FAVORS TO NEW YORKER IN A CONTRACTOR LONDON OU pao Bor- Young Howard Cary a Ivins Charges He rowed Machinery from | Suicide, Police Think, U, S. Government. but Family Deny It. 7.—The death of How- New York, who was dis- jcovered sho: dead in his bed ag a Kensington boarding-house, is belng in- vestignted by the Coroner. Apparently vr [it ts a case of sulcide, h| Although Cary was’ found dead Inat % contract t only came out to-day. the clty Cary arrived here May 2 and was The boats borrowed were a inrge| staying at the boarding-house with his marine P, @ floating derrick, a tug| cousin, Lord Fairfax. The tatter tes- and a water bont, Capt. Alexunder| tif_ed to-day at. the opening-of the In- Piper, former superintendent of final|auest that he and Cary dined and disposition, testified that Commissioner! went to the theatre together May 3. The Woodbury borrowed Whese boate from {| deceased appeared to be quite cheerful, tho Secretary of War on'June 12, 1902, | Pistol in Hand. and {mmediataly turned them over to} Martin, ‘They were used by: Martin un | iO LB oy tsi ee yee none ul Cupt “per left ne depa: 1° sd beta BSL f te department to | yi. right hand and « bullet wound Im come theihead ofthe company whisk Tiaiepisproisiis has the agh removal contract in Brook- inet cho thee candthareinwabenb! lyn, | 2 en of a struggle In the room, Mr, Ivins amked many questions + a1, Feey crters show jumt*who got the benemt of this Paap a rr sea deal, Dut got nothing definite on that and turned jt ov Front 14 the Riker's Island + a bullet fattened behind the lett ear. ne| it was certainly @ case of suicide he opinton that the deal was beneficial to! held the olty. | ‘The Coroner remarked that he de- Mr. Rand tnterrupted to ask the mean. | sired to mike further inquiries before ing oF fe jury rendered ite verdict, ing of a queation. | ifad! inquest was adjourned. What He Wants to § ee foto EReve. tentional suicide. They say the young intend to prove,’ sald Mr. Ivins, man was perfectly happy the night be- “that the United States Government, tm- | fore his death Coueit beh oh had no Urn it heard of the arrangement Ht or other troubles. They believe his As to the use of {te property, withdrew [death wus entirely uocidental, {t from Major Woodbury on the ground | ‘My brother came to hie death br an that {t was not being used for the bene- | accidental discharge of revolver in ft of the city as tad bean ropesented.”” | MA apartinent,” ERI TY Tee aay | Letters were read In evidence to show! to an Evening World reporter while dis that the use of the “Hell Gate’ ma-| cussing the above cable from London. tren London on a |ciines and boats were worth at least | ,, Howard Tent omy Weatetac,” pat e HO per day—exclusive of an engine | tinued. "There was absolutely no rea worth $10 per day. He was cheerful and social or business. The Q. That amount, then, was a clear| (M10? Vas notified of his death last gift by the elty to the contractor, was) Friday.” it not? A. dt was worth a great deal| "Member of Rich Family. more than that to the clty to the city to get the stuff out of the city, ) Mr. Cary sald that he would sail for Q. Then you gave this value ¢o the| London on the first steamship. contractor without asking any reduc-| Howard and Guy, Fatr Cary ton of return in favor of the city? a.| Sons of Mr. and Mrs. 1 consider that the aity got ample re-| members of the socis | turn in the benefit, ples ose a You made no attem| Jold ond & gra - but you have no evi- : for England. wis con- Wall street banklug denice to p 4 Y Q. It ts true, Is ft not? A, Your as-| fo sumption only te was 0.8 = ndid horseman and & + t + | en say it 1s positively true,” de-| member of the Knickerbocker, Racg 3 j clared Mr, Ivins, « and Harvard clubs. age Dr BalehiA Stewar Tsay you ure wrong,” destared Capt nif-mast to-day from these Pipe 4. ——————__— $$ $$ $$ ny intendent DeWilde ary Was « great favorite with . Lard Fairfax, f . an Amorican , ar ing-house of Bare the conge the Gove testified that this cor it advantageous to the. city yparatus and hand it ov Martin of these in , and were tirs # main © d successfully » Which Rave way ent twelve years tn assuming hin present rfax and Baron Cam- rage of Scottand. He of the late Dr. John Prince Georges rfAx sp het re aire hid swung into t on Bridge street, and th or the stion relieved? dumping scows Ald the De ty car, ent happened as th from the suition switch titth car the elt nt $Lom, |. When he went to sn duy le teatifled that It costs the oity | bank jolted. the passengers! now from $6 to $6 per scow for towing jostates. bi r nd ci @ Panic| and unloading. the line ot taking his yped be=! ——<$<—<—— in the He " fhe, bu ix original is seat in the 1 to have been of the New & Whittridge, and father of young Howanl Cary, A blegram from Lord Fairfax Informed the Cary family of his cousin's death from a gunshot wounil, tn ‘| British Trade Better. 1" LONDON, MAY 7.—The April state- | ment of the Board of nde show : frd| increases of $18, ports and over. 1 $14,469,000 in exports. T WOMENS CONVENTION FOR ONE WEEK Beginning [onday, May 7th, 1906 To demonstrate the great merits of the NEW NEMO SELF-REDUCING CORSET. Every first-class Corset Department which carries Nemo Corsets will participate in this Convention;—haying made special arrangements to demonstrate and fit the New Nemo Self-Reducing Corset, free of charge. The Convention will be open to all. 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