The evening world. Newspaper, August 4, 1906, Page 3

la oe wiry THE LID |\Diamonds, Styles and Sporting Men at Opening of Saratoga’s SHOT 10 AVENGE ON, SARATOGA 15 A SAD VILLAGE Closing of Canfield’s| Makes It Like a Cher- ryless Cocktail. NATIVES FEEL BADLY. Town Filled with Money and} Diamonds and No Oppor- tunity to Gamble. PONIES ONLY CHANCE.| Politics and Brackett’s Ambition to Be Governor Said to Be the Cause of the Shutdown, BY IRVIN S. COBB. (Spectal to The Byening BARATOGA, Aug. 6 © ng to have a season Canfeld's game. The play of Hamie with the character of the melanet Bin Hamiptoxmiegatgd mould be ay complete produetic siongside wha we'll have here 4 _the—week ¢ Racing eee Teoms te going t eter cocktail appene ‘once before, so all know what to expe A month ard Canfield got So he spent 1,00 overhauling his ecommod oment. and he im: exhibited in this The Dlace opinet rest op ever t week with great eetat,= It look as if the eclating| 2.4) ssumged until frost. When, t Canfel 1d was to be put nust slay put. Politics In the Move. {as responsible for whe Gouble- coming of the gianesters, The Genator hed no personal objections to the wheel and the box, but he wants} clouds. Canfield’s determination to ThAtion for Gov- | keap tis reetatirant open te —taxen UF} the. Republican sot nor, and he feared that his rival, Gov. Hugeins, might raise a pother a2 the pee-pul abdov Brackett winking at gxmbling im his ,ome town, He felt t he could not afford to take any and fo he with great a these parious tt led the ol " Can Was allowed to know that ff ran & game or » der the covers pstairs tn Yhouse down t ss would not be b t used half a loaf. Im no « d-story worker," he aptly remarked, ‘I've ‘always @one hastmes on the ground floor, and Tm to OM a dog to learn new tricks." Puts Up the Shutters. A mitra ew wholes including t the w © t r . league for Haweres, jast-wight—at The eens ote the citizens, he TUNA the restaurant cent heat there will be no games on the ‘Net a wheel will turn or s card Mip in my-house.” he ank} to The Hvening World spondent. "As things of the runn’ I am on ng, Of oF there a be a change In the present eituarion"-— nere as been gloom as (litk as custam tn town over the ‘lowering of the id. A good many citizens who Or An Open ey know It Drings tn They remember * Fifty people might call pon you in Starch of employment and NOT ONE of them would be the person you sought. So wouldn't it be better for You to advertise in to-morrow's Sunday World Setey Specifically “JUST the sort of man or woman, boy or girl you are * | Dusiness-hounes that failed that and the smalter| against the walla, The only cheerful Ae a mess of politiog in the{college, who had to struggle along with | Dragkett, who carries |promaic hatbands «bowing merely the where he keeps| colors of Harvani and Yale and the | ae a also noted that the styles run to au. $195.00, ie wilt jooked a Sad, th a large women up here this year, Even, E | Mrs. Sitehell couldn't see the Joke|i¢ ius ter tallied to secure the $2.00 | ‘ey bad aE 3 ta Now Oe end err Tie Gining-room, which is the sise of Jat all when she read: Mra. John L. Wilson, of No. ti West |} f Rhode To My Valentine Trouble Maker. Scandal, | Dall fixed in the case nd avenue, has the care during) dn ‘haa wai n sur, ALULDA 4, AvuD. Season Done in Angles and Curves by Staff Artist Ketten WRONGS LIKE THE TERRANOVA GIRL Finesr ” ONES | , : An en | Domenica Chiavetta Tells ui "y s Coroner Why She Killed Ferrara in Street | VICTIM WAS HER COUSIN, She’ Says He Lured Her to His ome on-False Story of at Wife’s Illness. Mee LOCKED DOOR ON HER. THE DEPOT | venmaay He Again Sought to Force Attentions on Her and She Killed Him. | | The story of why she shot and kille@ | Nicola Ferrara in full view of the crowds in Mulberry Bend Park waa told to-day by Domenica Chiavetta when was arraigned before Magistrate Breen. She did not tell the story to the Magistrate, because she was merely romanded to the Tombs to await the ‘lorinn of Urromet “erent Gheo NEE her own version of the tragedy to the | Coroner while she was waiting to be ealied to the bar The tral) jitue Italian #et, With ter — | Dlg ‘Diack eyew “and “hel See pock-marked so deeply that i re sembled a quince, was very nervous s|to-day, The bravery that caused her | to fire four times at the man who had wronged her was gone. The bravado | with which she feced the crowd from Mulberry Park amt the Tombs had van ished. She was merely a bewtidered, ignorant peasant girl, wondering way \eo many lawyers and policemen wateb- jed her. thing happened up and Jown Sara- toga’s eim-shaded Broadway hanging sop doors. There were a lot of ummer ; Jee Uliman Clowed. works was as ae the far end of a x. A deputy sheriff dnesday ‘night and *e news to h, and right thes ere Joe close) down thw ridge | ry mine die. | Outskie bis place stood men with money in shawl atraps, pleading that the doore might be opened, but there was nothing doing. One solitary party of three persone dined at Canfleid’s 14) French walters stood about | frothing at the) dies were packed vig BUCKLIN: ting themseesives, meth His card Like Terranova Case, “He wes my mother's first cousin," | she sald atmply. With these opening 5 | words the keynote of the Josephine Teme ranova case was struck, Just as the * | Terranova giri killed her beatial god © | fither and uncte, so this —duli-ered_— \ ‘creture shot down her false friend and : relative, | "T/thought he would protect me," she | | went on. “We were both born near Palermo, Sicily, and when I game to tung tn sight was a youth who wore & apottied enake #kin as a band on bis Panama thim eclipsing the modest et- | forts of other youths from the business | likes af that. Rift In the Clouds. ‘To-day, however, there is rift in the some to mean that Saratoga village will tve | ( | + America; fire -monthe ago, 1 went_to___- ng) hot be as hard on sportive visitors ae RyBaby T " | him at once because he and his wite / hae Deen given out. A few small games | HAS 4 | + L r had been here a Jong time, He told are aiready preparing to start up in HORSE . me where I dGwta get work-eadt found ths beck rooms. but there will be moth In ing to rem) us of old wh days 2 ttt the Opa unless womethieg baypene| SBRATOGA in the next few days To-day’s trains are bringing tm the rolling crowd in big bunches, and tn- valided regulars who come here to drink the waters and swap symptoms | on the hotel porches are being shoved into the back row by horsey chaps, who taik #hop even in thelr sleep. | Diamonds might be theasured by the| quart to-day in whe lobby of the United States Hotel ood to see and talk with somebody of wo | Imy own bio Three months ago he GH) ~' Judge Holds Woman Who Man Accused of Stealing Rifled Wine Cellars First, and | seme to te shop-in te afverogm * = Mailed Missive for Trial $125,000 Unable to Get Left Empty Bottles and | ait 1 was busy and that t sould be ei eursoraes | COMIC VALENTINES —HIXTON IN PRISON — DRUNK TO STEAL cons ssa docked my paw if I left. Then he said by Jury. Bond for $20,000. Stuff Packed Up. wie rite Wan XSty sek, And Wwortea-aae to nurse hey. . wus sorry, so I left my -__ work and went with him to his home No, 2 Piizgabeth street a | St, Valentine has been dealt heavy) PITTSBURG, Pa, Aug 4—Clifford @ | Burglars with such a thiret that they Large Women the Style. pore swat by Judge Stnake, of Philadel-| Histon, the Gt the Un ie Rot even walt to pull the corks __ Kept Her in the Fiat. Halsey Corwin's little pen phla, when he overruled the demurrer |. Co . . = from bottles of old wines, brand-| “When-we ec Uiere hie wife was Bot D speetsdipnntht assay me fied’ by Anna Applesaic, “whe wes | Trust Company. of this city, who te| io. a , when they broke into/!% the tat, “T wanted Away, bat Staite to" tans oe charged with sending « comic valen-|der arrest and is ald to have con-|the home of Mrs. Charles Wimot, No, |‘ Be Sor sre ot shee eee . tine to her sister-in-law, Laura Mitah | fessed to pveculations amounting to| 3 West End avenue, got eo drunk me go. that they could not oarry off the plunder| Ti gtrl commenced to cry as she re. @ : : her eyes lady frelgnt cars np arms look like Ite fat boys Lies. Other people's business. Slander. There bas been no arrest as yet of| the summer of tte homes of Rov. ¥ mond "bracelets ‘Tone ented wit The woman with @ mischievous tongue. | the fellow employee said to have been | ert Pomeroy, at No. 96 West End ave. | a Woen | "ihe diniamarsontat ike F . P To etir up © row 1s to you such e-jor, _| ‘mpoated tn Hixt confession,—and| nue, whe lain 3urope; Jacob -3L Hai—| {reeted 1 thought f Hotel, ‘although ot suche qin Says Oyster Bay Officials Committed a High-| “sat tte wnole et rour time in auch it ts reporied the fellow employee hms qtend, of No a camtly. Je. tn | Stvaia ‘be woubt gaat gated has @ crowd'in the even- ») work you employ | left the city, The bank oMolals refuse necticut, Charles Wil $4 took my : ‘ 4 ing when only the walters it one had courage to mussle your| to’ dinc : iid it under my skirt whenever 1 wen sat Pyttemite tems! ~ Handed Outrage When They Removed | “a= = =e ean ig ea pana aN 9 Sa ete Tecra a oy nach tablé—one to wait on yuu. ‘ - | ding every effort to keep the| he went in the houses yesterday tv! Mulberry Hem Park when Nicola came One to act am off-bearer ant take away Shore Road Obstructi ‘The neighbors would hall the good deed / matter quiet. and local papers have| seq that everything was right, and in! out f coffee hours in the dishes, one to pick imaginary threads ore Koa ‘uction, with applause Apparently ignored the oase from the| Mra. P. stg GGA Kara etteae tinbe ¢ saw ie and came of your coat and one to jus tte How to lle to best the law; License—This | peginning | eS pees ae is ne <7 Tae Soe Gee arr packed up in bun enld. “Take mo fe to certify that 1 mmy ile ef any time f round and o me ‘ollet the tip Ir “you or I shall kil mye dodge these four a hea, iter cate! : Abink there is money_in it. It was learned trom reilable source Went next door to Halatead’s Tpater, “M* 29°F soing out K's a fine} When the Town Boant of Oyster Bay | bad no desire to wsk or ciaim anything} In addition to thes pleasant senti- | test night thatthe case of }and saw that-everything bad been cum. Racing Colony Arriv demolished the shore road pier built |more than the strict legal rights wbIOh| ments of regard and ejteom the valen. | MOPOxe Of Hixton has Deen placed-in| maged over iu that house. Huge pack August Belm sinl by Frederic L. Coudert he deciared|I felt would be accorded to riperian| ting contained a picture of a scroll, a ane MANGE Of & well-known detective) gag were piled In the hail at hie Dunmalow ‘out “ty nay, “atablished | he would sue the town offciais He! owners by the Court of Appeals of the! nair of scales, a book but a womaa,|"™ Of New York City, which has | steer a hasty survey. Mra Wi characterimed the destruction of hia pier | State of New York, eNO PT a turned Mover to @ lool agency acting | 1) the douse of Mie. Wilmot as a high-handed outrage and an !n-| phe Highway Commissioners at that Shippinors th ee ita operatives, The mame of the) eq piaistead’s, , fringement on his private rights. H®/ time esseated to tite suggestion and || cake penal missing man will not be disclosed, ‘An examination of the upper floors N the remem- ~tn-law Stren, has instituted suit, claiming Gamage | oneined « temporery injunction. The 7 a aati aliaeiaieliaiariial showed that nothing there had been } ‘The plere of Lewis C. Tiffany, beaiietg case was tried in the lower courts and i et sult ageing: Sor } disturbed, but in the dining-rdom !t was ok: uw “tise Jhsemy “siene ae at her cottage, C, Maxwell and’ the J. West Beoeevelt decided waversely to muy claims es Tl gia t ae decision seid that laitferent. The burglars bad broken in to Fetrara’s treatment Of. her, Boo are com estate also suffered similarly from St. | perian owner on the basis of « decision| as goon as a libelous manuscript leaves Mra, Wilmot’s wine cellar, and al! over id'tie tale an Cit were a leswon pore. Seeeine W. | Sack inatigated by the town officials. TO | rendered by the Appeliate Division tn] the hands of a defendant It is the floor were bottles with the necks) $he, had Imarned. 5 ms 59 ee, Snowden Nichols got New York. Mr. and from | prevent the reconstruction of the plers| ti gecond Department in regard to that the que: no \nterest in prepara. mn of jury to deter- broken off. The burglars had evidently [started with Burgundies and sauternes| (0 “)| and Anished up on ld brandies. { Empty Jare of marmalade, Jel Saaaedimaane preserved fruits lay all about —\_—— Town Constadle McQuade yesterday 'e - uth Bay, * xabliebed tn thelr cottage | eq restraining ofders ismued by the ree ot eee’ ae ine Court {net and Geolae Simpeunt om Othere in thotr eet who Dave been here | Town Board forbidding the rebuilding | 4° arial of the Gtate of New York evidence sufficient for sf tne firm, was tn Code ‘ x longer are Wiliam | or Mrs. Oh ‘Car io wrecked piers. nd will be reached for argument and | Proceeding. re. C. Haddon and ie Lewis C. Tiffany was stopped to his tant Uerosttion about next November. A jury will try Mra, Mitchel). hauncey Olcott, | automobile on his way to New York Vasster, of Piers rie may to New Xorr | Failing Pler Crushed Canoe. Two Negroes in Bronx Empty lic ees Sg errr cl Agua | mt he revving euld be made, Pret| oem geuiserrnvemne ge ans | THOMAS TO MAKE A Negroes in Bronx Empty] SAYS HE PASSED cefhtyarest guna che rare wre mene Uy tare coe Su aeeancaat eat ces] MOONLIGHT ASCENSION,| "°0!ve!S # Each Other |" TWERTY BAD CHECKS. osm oe oe Tease "Latwinsoln ip “anode “Henan tuber of the J. West Recsevels estate | sv ware cor to be molested Guriag she Till Police Arrive p aciother. Dendency of thie walt, Under. thi “6 co ‘1 , hed States Was served in the absence of Mrs | Pilgement my dock hed been uamo-|If Weather Conditions Permlt-Bal- ar cottage at the Uni! | John W, Gates and wil! | Roosevelt in Burope. bey 3 ay Roar ‘orge’ ini t Fs ge ee i, Probably ‘they nave “Nearly three years ago the Highway | “Thusdny “upon reetning home 1] loon Flight Will Be Attempted Deo nagives, after Quarrelting over a | CUS, Lexy S Held i Fosperies Emperor William Drives to Crow blinds. The sad news awaits them here. |Commfnsiogers informed me my pier in-| found cwo of the Highway Commission: To-Night. game of craps, fought with revolvers on ‘Complaint “ot His Last Prine jat One Hundred and Thirty-sin:h atroet Employer, Oni t-fated Johg, Oh! saddened | tertetred with the morement of evrriages| Hanied by Ue Town Constadie and four- Charley’ - Hoon asci J and wagons aiong the store at low) teen or fifteen men, had in my absenod| A moonlight balloon ascension will be is he + ‘ of No, 0 Bast One 4 fr Tour water, and that they Intended to abolien | Completoly demolished my ‘par which /attempted this evening by Dr, Jullan p. | SH4 Nader avenue, the Bronx, early to- Bingen ties ity akin pelt WIFE BEATS HUBBY 1." ead Mr. Coudert. “I informed| from About twenove feet from ge] THomas if the weather permits, If it| Ry In the presence of a crowd of [OS eid ing, bal ¥ re hai a ee WHO DIDN’T KISS HER. them that #uch action on their part) © to & rf Spe ko 4 din. | rains he will attempt the fight to-mor. pip « hgecentag < ; Negroes | ered with casing ‘ fterna would be wholly fMlegal, and that T would | {8% era hundred feet. The plerlrow evening, Should WORN ee eee ect at eee MERE chu Bohwarts, & enuce - 1 or Featat it, but I suggested that if they| pensive canoe which wee on the dose [uBfavorable then he will walt until tne|/ AA) omptied alx-shovters at each other, |Julus Sabwaris, & Msiuecl ie Paiace, tee would return at a Inter date I would) “There can be no highway on land |/moon is full again Pea hy aha oases Alexander A lige en ise rane reside ¢ the Crown Prince cand ‘obtati witch is covered with water twelve] Dr Thomas expecta to make the long- © atio Ped the combat. | floating Harlem he Bron leona 3 Cc p-| 00 Fhe mann dow nan tajunction! tours of the twenty-fo: MY sa * 18) One of the ducilists, who was to | spurious che was 10 pee his Blows dim. : esta jasc e has invented a device to lift the 1 ng Hl wen p > ‘Trandhjem One Hundr and ‘ dreag-rope of his balloon when near the = ton, com: - ped. Witnesses a o Seay COMPLAINTS QF SAILORS |x. smarting im srmortoromr|erts'it Senta mutate nw and SE", wry wee ; ATLANTA, Ge., Aug. 4—Rodert Lang- Terrell eee oe irmatter, Ita dram resembling a Oxbing reel Habniuenanrae Seanad Staal GA sere talbunb th.gneeh baa prone oite wus| AT TO BE LOOKED INTO. mahevits report te the commandant to.| Delegates from New York will go to| negro, wi k caught, sald hh A cool lunch « kiss when he returned to fis boarding day Allentown, Pa, next Wednesday to|James Wilson, twentyeseven Years house has remulted in Mra. Langley be}... p a witness @ teat of Mujor Charles J, 8. | of No, 21¢ East One Hundred end Fir ty, ing arrested on @ charge of thrashing| KickS in Regard to Bad. Food at) SAND IN EAR MAY KILL, [Miller's new aying machine, deeigned | street. As no complainant appeared. ve tha thd bh for a hot day her Ousband, cs and built by Leo Stevens. The major | waa | J up on a charge of carrying | Maca eat iss tu: auaah na! olin ans ht YD AY YANO! AMD lace nang nt Adientie Clty inrina FE attompr a Mignon & wager that |conceaied weapons, Lia revolver veing| HICCOUGHED TO DEATH. h > from own to N aud on ——--— end wat when Lenser ae met Bie Under Investigation, ff Novel Injury. York. oh ew | gound on him re Ble Aged Maw Three Daya Ha ay iy Sigal sci foree| ‘The jackies of the Brooklyn Navy-| ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Aug. 4—Hoer medle TRIGGER ana UMBRIA OFF THE COAST in Comsiant Spasmn bea Yard have lodged complaints with Rear. | bert Lawrence is dying th the Clty Hos YORK. Pa.. Aus While crossing | SIASCONSOT, Maas. Aug 4 PIETABUBG: Alle. LcAt = : Langley pushed bis wife away in &) Admiral Coghlan, commandant of the| pital from an operation to remove sand oung won: th thern Cen Ra Line steamer 1 ria re " Eos aumenea’ unk oon “You station, alleging the food supplies fur- | trom hin ear, He dived to save a bither|at. Emigevilie yesterday ie Pee tat aati WOH RRARS sie WOrve aud cream. ‘won't you?’ she se! nished them on the ahips at the Yard |from drowning and the sand penetr church where she att ah, the. Bar ated Waahington, this city tons fre unt to eat. the,oee drm and wedged tsif into & | school. Sarah MM. Bro wilen the steamor waa 10 mil ig isapcnegs Ubgmaler fp -aecpre Oc ibelm ae ‘Tness's a Reasou.” Atter the complaints, - vel an opening Qf the | old, was struck by i. aahcabet Lashes ‘al 7a bets nae Ho was attacked three days ago, ond jere’s a Reason. the spasms une aan Niles, LL proba eh hh k about | suffered constantly wi is x nae eee er dow! bre ved