The evening world. Newspaper, August 7, 1906, Page 4

“HOW WESSO WAS. HOUNDED TO ATH BY “BLACK HAND" Aged Millionaire Worried By Threats from Italian | Secret Society. IN GREAT LIVED FEAR, Revolver Manufacturer’s Ex-| istence for Several Years Was a Mental Torture. HIS FUNERAL TO.-DAY.| Rich Man's Body Will Be Sealed in Steel Vault Automatically Locked Insite. (Ripecial to The Evening World.) SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Avg. 7—The bedy of Daniel B. Werson, the world. The body les tn gtate In the patntia fe a matter of common knowledge ‘Were such an opportunity to be affort- Mand, On the same day The Word printed an exclusive story of the threat drive to a lonely wpot on the outskirss! of the city and leave # specified sum on certain night. A second latter, couched in marderous language. repeated the de- mand. and ed that, irreapective ot police protection, the Black Hand would | cynamite Mr. Wesnon's house, and thet if he encaped he would be marked for farther operations on the part of the|™ Black Hand, » Sppear in person with tribute to the| b KBAters G squad of police was de wat for #4 Peremptory tone ef #& resi milonaire, | tion orders, and is a twinkling Counery | ‘Wan epeeding to meet the Black Hand ‘What Patroman Conn vs thoughts were during the memorable ride‘ can | cunjectured, an he is stil) Peneratnt wap Aig ett n a c ba ent , 3 Bled” itectee Tague Connery fer gptoeetaa hie alla inte ber | oF the Mormon Chureh, who went Oh Which wee! wok my in the mis-| with fats and Qoots, while the children | Qurope from Idaho, and who was Bon which was wel salcud ied K | with the «irl whe he Mteadiest of foo Mey ed Of the | Mefeam and the neighbors Maten for the | ‘ . “Rei depos j mer rice. © to capture the Bixck Hand away of the | stepped at Beet 4 lis bein wi Dbecaune of the fadlure | trl teatified on examinat 1 to Appear Jehe was subjected to ail sorts of indig- the city. geace of mind af Mr W give der ab 2008 be o erty marred for tear nities by the elder as #00 i a ul BAtety before the rece op Bodden sleee away from ber home, and that on ok tand letters. Though t ory ns o way over he had mépeatedly beaten Suse of the midis ia wot paved, aes | alten a at infite rninripsrgier gem Lawn and Hatiote. gern ad for yearn dreaded Siolense Tort hie tacthinaey, Wea St5U-WO WE COR embroidery, a large variety with both long and short sleeves, Pibet he was practi ily, Deanilems, dies | } % tl nlewtoner General, and he instituted an Formerly...... $3.50 $5.50 st month Hin: wast fortune wilt go jn od the order t0 Sa ieee lareely to his sony, Joseph and Walter, | brute mands 7 iveatigattion and tam j 4 Who have been aamoclated wich him in| Ho ; ite | stop all Muwpacted Mormon converte for Reduced to... 98¢ $2.00 4 Duningss, and « daughter, Mrs Sarah | a “ wd x J. Bull.” A score of grandchilaren and wil co tnt a lice acai Brew grandchildren WAL presumably be | Court mod complet. pre gira \ 3 * racteadelasiianelal ia remembered tre Judge will send m- | Intand § It ie not expected that Mr. Weewon's | ily to the Island and ne | ‘ 1 will » bequests of a public | that is ex tt an j the making of fur | ‘Phe « Hives Roeser inne Braree Stow i ot the Hampden Homeo- | Magietrn a Sshisnioner cher i the maternity him- | They wu anda talk A f mich Mr Wesson oH fil Pee as) the | buted .0 during | ‘ * a ne por sn y i ‘ dence of the p o A Formerly $40.00.4544 oe | BLOODLESS DUEL BY Is " BLONDE IN BLACK like a woman whit mate robberies which have bee Mitted on Li her WIFE-BEATING WAVE ee most tr of palice uty fall] fo the lot of Patrolman ™ J. Com-| Pery, to WHOM WAR AMAlNed the task of th t je of 3 th : 7 ‘These are wad Gay# for the Acting wicner of Immigration inparerenting * Terese Mr, Cth-|, cewifo whose hutband 4 Murry today neoelved orders from pery a wecrate in the ‘ea90n houwe f r 2 b ke wte w ato the way hotmw from & hand day's w Waahington take steps sd Jate tn the aftertioon Morty ne sa n the eotaer ation af women converts by the the tusband will #op midvight be dooued » flowing a renggat ot orders « m Com. fod arrayed himenit to © business mott hci iy Woe thea ne pak enon the .ndtr ‘tweatigation, He Disees to Mr. Wesson. | paren the’ ‘deer fe at work, agents of the Morman Church When Mr. Wenanw's barouche ap | "100"... crowded roome are hot eeilere ol over Europe making converte! Deared et the door, Connery. in the | ve The ebiidren are eross um) {und shipping of bringing’ them to this aid phortiy, “To the corner of Liberty | ptr suo all day wiva her hausehob | ot @uwean Henry, « Nette | and Corew aireet"* Years of servic | ainicultion Iv on the verge @f mental clued by the Commis. | ad taught the coachman not to ques- Via ehuninel’s i an an inatamce of the husband and he retorts sharply. The jot THE WORLD: _ TUESDAY Millionaire Who Was ‘‘Black Hand’’ Victim and His Beautiful Home ‘NOT CHARLIE AQSS, . In,. Seringf tela, SHFE ROBBER'S PAL farnour revolver manufacturer, wil! iris a ached wake a te (Seen if Freeport, and, sure| | AUT HER DECLARES, a AND $10 FINE see locked automatically from the Enough, Ferry-Nouse Strong Box Is Blown Open. _ FOR SUBWAY ROWDY nenoleneqa weskdence op Maple street and : will be viewed trom noon to 2 P. M ae of. Texas, Wa by the employees of the Smith & Wee Every time a eriain a t 4 i son revolver plant. ‘The funeral will be} young woman dressed * “the Test and |, .. Privat abe cely members ot the fae [tea | * E ~ | Musical Student Sty Shocked Pas- fly will be present at the grave. @ few Bhe Failed to Qualify. : Whether the Binek Hand frightened | ast night b | Sengers with Bad Talk and ‘Mr. Weason to death will never be ofMf-| seen the big safe | a po | > cially determined. That the eigorous| Bay ferry-howse was PHILADELPHIA, Aug. %—Walter Magistrate Is Severe. fillionaire should pass away in less| robbed young than ten months from the time of the| ‘The tall blonde riding was car Teceipt of Black Hand communications’| through Freeport rit (WO)at the same Charles Richter, a nineteen-year-old fe pregnant with suggestion. That fear | strange men in a b 1, 184, but of munic, living at No. 10 Bast there th a0 reas cried |anid to-day haunted the We mansion and that| “Aha! there's the ex - 3 strect. stood before Fervants were wbjects of suspicion, and| Sheriff Gillerwieeve, “there tl be « pie her ve ok — Fabel et °f Magistrate Breen in the Centre Street Were not allowed to sleep house, | opened in this tewn to-nynt ¢ | Galveston is lone-lor = Do > ahewe 9 ~ he! te the how Cpereuglits cadle e night watch an¢| Von Hodge told a story about the Pole Court to-day to re chars of rowdyten in a Gubway train inat they tied the every ousines’/iong gokien hair he had when a child First Millionaire Threatened. house, but everyting was all rife at) ang pow ny WME ruthlenly out off one|Mht and using profane language. to * Mr. Weason was the Srat millionaire | 2) Weg uneasy over the appear-| day by @ strange woman. Thie was|th® @ncoyance of Mfr. and Mrs. Biward to receive attention from the Black eccorting to the story of Joseph L.| 70808 and thetr two young chiliren. Fland Lékens, of Mount Holly, N. J, who| M®. Jones said Richter's talk was The fear of the age’ man, however, met Von Hodge in Galveston and in- “ocking from One Hundred and Stx-| War not the instinctive uneasiness of the vode | formed him that he was the original teenth street to the Bridge, and thet Paturally timid person. He realized his Dalding a. horse atta Dosey. || Charke Moss when George W. Scott, a lawyer at lideraieeve Lhought he would airad ¢, pest ‘Ber. tte physivat trvbitity to meet his ow" her for a while, acti while be waa | -Mr-Roee consented to sce-V¥on Hodge} NO. 1 _Naseay street Femonstrated enemies, man for man. in tbe opes, even| “shadowing some one mado a noise and as the two men stood aide by exe With him, it required the united Me et chee ana {t WSs tmpossthio to trace any resem. | StTHMETh Of several passengers to pre- @4. and, more than all, the loneliness| Out of the ferry-boure and they and |.) TOP vent Richter ftom assaulting Scott, A blonde eackped in the bu . ; u Of the grandeur of his hurroundings was | the blonde vscap Inveslaemtion ebowes |. Mré. Chttetian K. Rees. mother or | tite was drawn, ant when the train ore Appacent. that the ferry-bouse sate bad been |Chartle Ross, still resides on Washing. "O®°hed Brooklyn Bridge, Scott caiged Th October, 196. Detective-Bergt. Petro-| blown open and $i tn pencies mken. ton jane, Germantown, end has never, * Policeman and bad Richter aarested = @alof the Italian Hureau of New York ba ag Dae gn My 4 = Ty had siren up hope of finding hev “yoy | “I waa accompanied br a friend, rang he ranaste millionaires would! noan, leaving eothing but the pen When Cte Tow Lr ypctioee te wwe | ES. my nae my tent —s Mext recetwe attention from the Black} in the piace nteliigent eno nn armmch more you ‘This is the moat recent seem able to Comurehend,” trete Breen “Such wala Ma Macie- comdece must not at of the many A antes Inland tn the lost few tended, the bame of the pastor and the to dynamite Mr. Werson’s marisian. fn each ‘of which « tall blond samme of the funday-echool teacher Se ets fhe Sty ot Stow “Bork. | whien, ee TOE | OM EOD ICES recall PAVING Soon mak Whenever a letter ts recetved from a| of women aad Soume chutews ie nee wenind an outlay of apwant of 51.00.00, | U Somme, ihe vicinity a tev rs claimant to thé mame, the wrier le re- | $rAcetul and Metoleeebte T what] male by many placed an high ae $2,000,000. fe robbery. Gees dented to ktvh thewe faines and some | Sty MMBC. Of YOU young men TH ee ; } r. Weason ignored the fret comm: | gape are iat tne woman is- little deta wf the home life of Chatie| Bucher Wkdnt hewe the $10 ead fh ation, which commanted nim to| cates favorable mates bo crack. rings joes went and for lewleney, tan thie | men companions around and they taken, we anctiver can) As yet not ane of the claimants has! son was tnaxoretie been adie Pie Mescaei Meron anewer satiatnotority MORMON CONVERTS ARE TOBE SHUT OUT: fis fae ts fox forteconiine Mice wit ny schter wil! © to the tin = . SAND STOPS GARAGE GARAGE FIRE. Workmen repairing the elevator ma- chinery in the bawement of the werane of the Ranier Cn, at the southwest Soreer = icesirgejed end Fittieth mereet a hebted Jue the eal while abe watthes out- COMES WITH HEAT Made Up for Wesson. camiie on the ‘The letters were obivioualy the work | penne Sine AOSy SO See Of 4n Uliterate person. Both were iden ‘ su Tanployes Quenped teal tt: handwriting. On the nient on| Sudden Outbreak Causes! immigration Authorities Order | sna? %%, the, Sat " whith Mr Wesson was commanded ¢ Fs | before the engines arrived that All of Them Be Sent Back to Europe. Many Husbands to Appear cri tm the gavage wore wae thlured in Harlem Police Court. | The poor wife who tas Deen | taste right to the Aine The wife the reins of peif. strikes | 4 man named F ‘The nupper 0: barely came a conve! er home with hman, who ts an elder h tongue That eniwht have aided in |e Knows these are a number of elders | PORMCHY PIO.00..,rereers oveking (bf asgaulis the Newly ail the wane: arried from fifteen ¢ Camille Jacoby waa iver Linen and Tub Sk metly $8.50 to $10.50.,.... Taffeta Skirts, im | and white, circular plaited ‘mode Ameeted by BP Attack, cart inon of Paeu- tw In addition to above there an department: ‘NOISE DISTURBED jhe arrived. Before this time citisene and aetna *| WRECK TO AVERT COLLISION. Extraordinary Sale By Order of the Court of S. Rothschild & Co. announces an important sale, Including Surm- mer and Autumn Sults, Waists and Skirts, costumes and dresses for every occasion, embracing the most exclusive designs and the most superbly finished garments of the establishment at 394 Fifth avenue. The models offered are beautiful designs and are of an elegance and | distinction to make them most desirable bargains at eVen their for- In the interest of the creditors of the company the stock ng sold out at prices which cannot bewduplicated anywhere in Foulard Dresses, coin dot, trimmed with Baby Irish. Formerly $21.50, $I 1,50 | Tafteta Bolero Coat Suits, trimmed with embroidery. Formerly $24.50, $ | 3.50 Sun Plaited, PyverPina Suite, 1 in checked and Linen Shirts, very handsomely trimmed with Imported embroidery, For. At the S, Rothschild & Company Establishment, Fifth Ave, at 36th Street EVENING, AUGUST 7, 1906. ARREST AWAITS BANK PRESIDENT Examiner Declares Stensland Had Knowledge of Big Looting. BROADWAY GUESTS: ie Awake All Night by Tear-| ing Up Street in Front of Hotel Victoria. EXODUS THREATENED.|CAN’T FIND CASHIER. Health Commissioner Darlington | Chicago Official Charged with Em. Ready to Order Arrest, but No- bezziement Thought to Have body Would Be Complainant. Fled to Canada. Pavement lifters, 20 strong, armed! CHICAGO, Aug 1.—President Paut 0. | @tensiand. of the Milwaukee Avenue Gate Bank. will probably be arrested as goon se he enters Chicago or can be found. Bank Examiner Jones, who closed the bank yerrday, sakt to-day that Mr. @tensiand surely had guilty knowledge of the looting of the bank. ‘The FOO depositors im the bants are gradually losing hope of recovering the 94.200,000 ther entrusted to Stensland’s care Detectives are seeking Cashier Hoary 'W. Hering. the alleged emtexsier, De- tective Cannon, who has the warrant for Herings arrest, haa information to the effect that the missing cashier was Metropolitan Street Railway Company. To-day hotel guests are threatening are looking ap new quarters. in Detrott. ‘The two hundred jere arrived | “I secured information from reliable at the Hotel Vietorta at To'clook |sources that Hering left for Detroit | @aid Cannon to-day. | “Hite deatination, I understand, is Can ada.” | The police tn Detroit will be commun- feated with and to-day more detectives will take up the search for Hering, eadiiy and 90! There was e crowd of several hundred lames rhe saan bella of guests, who were | working people around the bank thie telephoning do to Night Clerk and) morning. Notwithstanding that the Came Exmerecn demanding to Know |doors were close “and there was no | wheh the uproar would cose SPE OC rerevering tte -dortne tt: At 1 gelocic the clerk aald chat Pro-/G6y the, peapie persintensi Teccuntuated | | peietor Sweeney would look it up when yyy’ ariggling min ST. PAUL, Minn, Aug. 1—If Paul 0 Btensiand js wll a any of the h here be is ying under en a name. The clerks at the Ryan, Freder ick and Merchants’ hotels, when asked Mo Sensiand was at their respective hotela replied (hat there waa no wan by that nazne ressetered there Assistant Chie af Police Schuettie: [with Inapector Shippy and Beak xa: iner Jones, to«day aaked Justice Kev bung vp their lights, opened |Saturday night.” on crowbars, tite goed and other eound- tnatrumenta a8 here been For three [3 ay producing Fok on mhedowrg in years omeihin rane at o guests had called wp Hesith Come’ | sioner Darlington and visited the Weet Thirtieth street police station. Bergt MoCarthy talked with Dr. Darlington over the telephone and the commission- or promised to be rabt down, He ar: rived at Victoria at 11 o'clock am: Tpont the next hour Joking for seme- | Peay to make a formal complaint | His found that the had only the usual bor: ‘a permit authorixing the Metropolitan Street | umed ay to ement to. re-| Raliwes ie Seas wie Woteing, obert| St wan ieaswea tevany that the peev- Right work. Manager Sweeney wee not |lationa of the tanks fund: Of 1am be anand ant clark Gnd a tail tore she year ii” At the begining ut , wan the assistant |that your a ehortage of §250.(00 le sald {to complacn |to ‘have existed. "Bao Sweeney,’ was the word, The! mt was also learned that Theotors lcomiasioner walted. The noive bad /stereland now holds @ power of at Mopped after hid Arelvat-and he supposed inrnes from. hla father — The son The gag WAS eat! to have been further authorised [it was over. It wasn't |juet eating midnight lunch. At 1230 the |Stonslard, er. to dispose of all prap- olee atarted up with fresh energy, andlerty, including real eetate, belonging sc tm cmder to make cr the few who had dropped asleep came |i Stenabred out of it in 2, heery ‘and bung out of the an fer aa win down, Pilecs. Wot 190 the; Judge frentang tools ra her which a half [court to-dmy appointed Jon C Fetser |hour of noisy ink tollawed, and the|recetver for the closed bank wang retired J eatiafied with Its) The following menvage has been sent Ry abittie lower the country by Bie polite “Attest tor it Heory chmhier of the Milwaaker Ay nue i Benk. Corm@ainant. Mil- ‘Avene. Mata Bank, Chloasto, the thousands or ferty-tre years old x feet Fitth Aven’ tro inchew mall. Hb pounds. atdut batld Epein. _Gheer, Wem ‘complexion, dhestnut hide, P= wen musinche, ligt eult. He le ® Gresser, Send all information to Colina.” | Biee further conmultation with Ae- siatant Chief of Police Sehuettier and Tespector Shippy, Juntice Sererson de- oman on the job ca? ihe work] abe pn Broedway,. trom Frente: | ater his te} third to Thirty-foutth street the < of the hote! will interes: at the Bartholds, marie jottman. Grand, Imperial and Victoria Thrve-Masted haascaene sad | cided to Wwue the warrant for the ar i a Be t of President Stenaland. Ashore te Save Tes an rere. | teat. TT gah ragaay or CHATHAM, Maes, Ag 7—THO) goon Sergeant of Polite here, says he saw Paul 0. Stenshand. carrying « heavy stip on a Dulith-Guperioy car thie morning, returning to Gupértor. Bergear Beotn and fre detectives are soarchita for Stenahund. three-masted schooner George V, Jor- fan. of New York, i ashore on Pol- lock'n Rip, and wil protmbiy be « total loss Capt, Mitchell and hiv crew brooght sabore by ee the" Wiecgaving "crew OPERATION ON P. A. VALENTINE Cape. Pivebet GAG chek Be Mit 8 CANO, Ade. WH. A. Velentine four barges during a tog | oar ba yee ig nd waa forced to | vi re to avoid & Col: | ge ident of Armour & Co, will un- ration for appe Dr, H. Vone will perform ana |the operation ins few weeks. Mr. Vals ork entine ie now at bls bome at Oconomo- rs The Jorden regsters HS tons ne was loaded with coal, from New to Gardin me The Receiver te tel Yas ant Walsts, peautifully trimmed, with different styles of lace and tate $14.50 to $18.5¢ 50 $7.50 H $6.50 to $9,50 $10.00 to $12.00 $5.00 $3.00 — Striped ct $18, 50 P $2.90 $4.75 $7.50 of exceptionally desirable bargains throughout every irts, plalted and circular models, Formerly $6.00. , orted checks, stripes, ‘eonnss, chiffon panamas, j in black asic Formeriy $12.25 to p24,50. wanes are offerings Adjoinin, 9 Gorham Bui lines Mirvor, reach bevel Brill sales have made clothing selling history for years. This sale, by reason’ of greater assortment of highest grade garments and by reason values, eclipses any previous sale. BZ. FO {or suits that were up to $15.00, black thibets, serge and vicunas BVO for suits that were up to $35.00, An assortment of organ! New York Cit Korey is iro say tor te ear, fouadry, Come In and See For Yourself How Richard- son & Robbins’ Boned Meats Are Prepared. For fifty years visitors to Dover, Dela- ware, have been taken through the establish- ment of Richardson & Robbins. It is one of the show places of Dover. There is no closed doors. There is nothing to conceal. Every nook and comer is open to inspection—always has been. The visitor learns here how cleanliness is made a science; how the solid choice parts—and nothing else —of prime chicken, turkey, hari and tongue are selected and tinned. The way these excellent meats are put through the various processes from the savory kettle to the sterilized tin is a lesson in hygienic cookery, and after you see it you won't hesitate to eat any Richardson & Robbins delicacy right from the tin, just as you would eat from any utensil used in its preparation, Clean, wholesome, delicious, these luncheon meats tempt the most delicate appe'tte. They are not the “emergency-dinner,” “‘ unexpected-guest” variety of food, but a staple article for the home larder“the or the yacht, the picnic hamper, the children’s luncheon, the bndge-whist coliation or a cold nack at the tamily sideboard. £ Every meat is tinned in special sanitary can that opens with a key, Every can is sterilized. Ask your dealer for Richardson & Robb’ns’ potted chicken, turkey, ham, tongue, curried fowl, boned chicken and luncheon meats. Insist on the label “R. & R.” It is your sa‘eguard, Ark anybedy from Delaware. Richardson & Robbins DOVER, DELAWARE Established 1856 ae for GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE. Open : ait Every hor ti ied 2 Evening MS cette Until ‘ 3 9 o’Clock. Actua Value 8200, conaiety at the following prticles, wad te ox czbibithe, te mshewian ron shoals Ss they atid snoetr in ‘For Haron Fine Valour nEDmoom a Oolden pores. Piet a Pasne Everything’ ler He Howmekeeping F009 | poMNETU RR, Cal 20. te Ans “we pkbprse ia! a'ukbir si wieria. $80worth. § ra awn, $1.00 Week 7.5 = 8.90 ° Feather Pillo: fottable J Oak ¢ 12 yde Matting allan Toller Bei, sec nn LTOMEN — Oak Kitehen igaat, ginse 206; 4 paire Cur °- 923.09 " ° $336." $250 “> Fa ° Accounts we (© ®10,000 by seyctal end ntran ver; non Bere “Avoly Also to New York Ww jetoth Silow — Kretighe y ad Commecticnt. Rellroad bare. rie ona Semi- Annual Sale f greater Serge, wors- feds, cheviots, thibets and .cassimerts, two amd three ~ models, in blue. black and fancy mixtures 81 4 for suits that were up to $25.00. Smart gray shades, for suits that were up to $18.00, Mixture suits, blue suits, black sults, two-piece sults, three-piece suits. blue serges, blue unfinished worsteds and cheviots, Many exclusive models the best ready-to-wear clothes from the best tajlor) tions in the Hind 9d mlb Get the Habit. Goto ON BQ ATE, 879 Nr fy MORK Ww ay, ene ts aT Core A2dth & abe W SWEETER HELP WANTED-~ (is DPR hear Chambers. ae St, ur, Grewmwioh, oorwer 'T te een DIED, } Brooklyn, —On Ave 5, JAMBA JO@RPM, 1 hustand of Anie Firehock, aged on Members of Court Debleren Vo af yy emametialiy tmerted, World Wants Werk Wonders ~ o