The evening world. Newspaper, September 6, 1906, Page 3

7 TRE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 6, 1908, fren BES STARING CITY PARK Mrs. Foster and Children Found the Police. ARLY EXHAUSTED. Two by Deserted by Husband and Dis- possessed by Landlord, They ) Go. Had No Place t UNDER SLEPT BUSI Sees = ASKS SION O00 ao oo = Might Price” Put Upon food the “rea ought fi William Edgar Marshall’s tiey na f Picture of Christ. Begged To Keep Babes. “Pieasg don't take them away from me.” she pleaded a I've stuck t woeks | 5 {ot misery eive|f me_w a F * ‘ 4 i j , his if "daughter was the only ad lived with her mother 4m «or with ber until ber own. " Widow Lives ct Studio. a Mr. Mars J occupied a studio 2 old 1 f t Pty * wk i to. Tea citi Refuge In the Park. Ee one fark ave afcont, ‘kd pawned al . oe, Hi ° r things cat. We tia | oll, . y "i Metropatizan Museu we dh f and is worth “e 310,00). Mr. Mar We ate what we cou w it his mate in a 1 although he re in I ™ moth Amt « and bume he cou could t rw. Marsh dod what shy t » do wt * ee Two Portraits for Museum. I n bus uid er Mowe t 2 t P en 19. ‘ has no the estate rs a eran nnyrere © w York until about and STRAY BULLET HITS wl \ wnee, W ' with ‘he the ¥ Mra. Swif daughter, red ent| BR. K. Swift a eng jured Accident | B: Sot & ‘Hand At name ay ontest over th alge bik gp: ten the daughter are of New York waa shot aide a dake nvinn an ae on Onoar Fe gergnall t of ‘ t te treatment | 09 «) team) HORNETS DELAY FUNERAL. h wae Bu untl the mat o D, Mass., Sept, ¢.—Horn Wer Was itivebtlgated, It was found that | Fi) 7 #7ELD, Mass. Rept. ¢.—Hornets tho wound w Ni noriutn "und “RAE ] of the yellow Jacket varlety caused shovung Was resumed. panic among twenty horses und de- Natinoul od for an hour Tueaday the tuners and Joc Miss ‘Fannie M. Scott, Iate 01 . i took | William Royeo hitched his horse in place. t be finished yard directly over the hornets newt eto won it lon he service Was about to congnen Brew pear, Interest th ‘tho outcome of | into. panic wil the other horses inthe the content Increased | vara The World PRINTED} 4,912 cparate Advertivements, The World GAINED 1,143 Over same day ® year ago. & More Ads. than were published in Any Other Two New York Newspapers Combined, . . . “TWO HURLED TO | Rope e ATH FROM A HIGH SC OLD GIRL VICTIM rds ang y we wi & wed r oe: bt @nd of the in mip te "door med nm | Beads tad and Elevator | *| Workers Plunge Sixty | Feet Down Shaft. in his life in of Zoebe and was| ne 1 ae by TOpeA trom roo Apped one of ropes and men and planks dropped aixty | neh tt (conerete floor of the base- | ment. Pietian was killed instantly, | rebel died in a few minutes he b ® in which the men were! working i known as the Automobile | Garage of America and te six stories | high, The shaft is an immense opening | esiuned to accomodate an elevator cap- able of carrying the largest automo. | bile. Pietjan and bis helper, who wae scarcely more than a boy were engaged | e elovator guides along the | ne shart | he #caffo!3 upon which they worked Meeonly 16 | * the fifth | or lowered equired by the mid nute befo is balance danger and uring bed at the og Platjan 1 right oat. | 1 material men iding heard strongest terme his high appyrec Marshall’s $100, 000 Head of Christ; Daughter the Artist Disinherite Uf STUPID POLIC 138 Mi Ss Cotes ¢ ns Was Locked| ‘ Up for Complaining of a Disturbance His! Chur n¢ Parishioners of St lary Michaet's and Lawrence streete in the Adama Street Court to-day to teatity in behalf of Misa Sarah Collins, & young woman of Ne Lawrenos street, whose arrest 4 Inapector Weigand to onter an vestigation of the conduct of Policeman Charles Pfeiffer An all her friends expected, Miss Lawrence, who was « cused of disorderly conduct, was a charged after Magistrate Tighe had heard the testimony Rev Lveppa rofalo, of Bt Michael's. v lergyman expressed Brooklyn, has n ie ier character and conduct. So many! members of bis congregation wished to add thelr testimony that ¥ rs bad ome difoulty in b them in line, Poticer: the only person in t appear plodsed w charged. Alas Collins Hives with mother und haa worked eet One plush factory for # night last week she askes rrona at Preiffer to arrest sume p ; No. 19 Lawrence sire’ t r to her home, for making an He refuned, sted in At the Adama atreet station her ap pearanoa made auch a favorable im pression s sergeant asked the | policeman If he Was sure he was acting | w er declared he would ¢ Aisorderly conduct. and y the sergeant did t two young | te apd after that the wound of 3 sat NON next day the young men is Saree Se a: ae multy abd paid fines, Mis Donahue and ndrew Hofer ins asked for a continuance. with the In the basement wore the frat the “whe axonersiedg tb-Ooy poate es as been ordered by In: we, younf” nan waa breathing and Weigand to mai Pi cael 79 moaning. Pletjan dead. Polt Fn is declares ah men Golding, Bresnat! and Rappoid | Will prefet charges againut Pfeiffer were called, ‘and sent for an ambue ance to Roosevelt Hospital, ‘Dr. ‘Auch: hurried to the hase ite Se | MET DEATH PLAYING bat racked ng man ates | FOLLOW-THE-LEADER. | he buliaing “ival of Cor ne building x ee enn | Young Wilson, Setting “Stunt” for carried the bodies to thy ty i Went Bixty-elyhes Others, Fell and Fractured h a ine ‘ “bowed teat His Skull ene wed beads and "Tho policemen arrested Foraman| Stewart Wilson, oleven ye Id, of Ni had general chhrge of | 317 Klhteenth atreet, Brooklyn, died to- work tn ti COWAN ASKS WARRANT FOR PERCY NAGLE, Tammany leader of new Thirtieth Diatriot, applied John the Magietr ‘ourt, tn F. Cowan, ate Waleh, tn to-day the bulldi Corona, to Harlem Police for & Warrant for the arrest of Percy Nagle on a charge of rinitial applicn iaat alight Mr, Cowan a report Ubel. on in which made akainat Cowan. Maw parwwal ate Walsh att of the / arts made by Nagle wer of alleged fact but formed no basi for charge of | elgn Min. a aa aT act ae ram oy Rat published World of a speech made by Nagle insinuations were fused his careful that the not state inaihuations y in Boney Hospit his daring. He was the leader last evening in a penalty tor follow-the-ltader game and advined bumerous “stunts, 9 execution of which the otherw bad to repeat. ‘The crucial test waa to walk on the sloping top of & Wabbling water main, which was to be put in a trenob th front ot No. 263 Prospect avenue. He had neatly finished the dangerous feat when be slipped and fell to the street. His head hit a paving stone end was fractured He was rent to the howpltal, and died tefay nT PRINCE OPENS CONGRESS. THE HAGUE, Sept. 6—~The Interna tonal Congress on. Tuberculosis w opened here to-day with @ good « ance in the presence of , f the Neth tf Phe Peench Var. Bourgeois, was lent of the Aui-Tubercu d 1G HORSE FELL INA MANHOLE UPON WORKMAN |Riley Pounded Nearly to} | , Death by Animal’s Hoofs. SAILS TOEND LIFE AT GRAVE OF SWEETHEART Luigi Contarini, tearing | of Her Suicide, Vows He'll Kill Himself, | Deatn tn a terrible form menaced | ar | | Barney R a Fire D wire: a i tee ninw tay, and " a | en fi < n back eo, bleeding La ° strange a 4 fight for his exister 6 a miss et took a | For t © of time Riley a fons € back | at the te eo twelve # old home d@, that he Joep. pressing himeelf like @ fright-| mig burted fide his ened ra while a him the tron-| sweetheart shod hoofs of « aixteen-hundred pound| The # of the woes of Lulgt Conte Pe and p Jed as ota agedy. Into | horse od tr tach ntials of! arfoot hole he hed : a enn ery—hope, ambftion, | Riera. pmance, and ‘isappointment and Riley tner, Mike Enright, | black deaoa The crown of his gor- baseat wore tu ties € ¥ it at [POW Was the news which reached him day. A ning they tinkered with |{he old country had died by. her own the wires, and at noon Enright climbed [Nand rather than marry the wuttor her 4 @ intention of returning to to Horse Slips co: Pavement. | be eieaguer pweetbeaee en.| ed a monies pourm TOUNTeA “That he would continue the t that moment Journey, but that he meant to kill him- ree k driven by | self as soon as he reached his birth. phy and loaded with scrap | place. rumbling down the Rowery Prospgred In Business. a the wet paver) Contarini, now twenty-four years ol cams to America from the hill-stde| t across Ue) vesre ago, He had some savings. He yasible for aixteen | took them to Oklahoma and invested in nepos ot motning viet ft wen e taney terest hema tha en ment. Coal and tron both existed ° to Bis! his property, and soon he found him fin GO elf i cemmfertanin cteremeteneas 4 It Gi not take the at had) the wh he had been love with gathered long to learn that there was Josephine Balatini, @ pretty girl of bis nan imprisoned in the well-like @xo® | native village. They expected to marry ey's partner kaw tO th@t| gy goon as Luigi had made a home for The rand st t crosstown and the’ oo: in the new world. | Third ue were blocked, aDd/ When he found himeelf on the road men and women piled from them-| +, ;rosperity he wrote her to come-to| | When they heard of Riley's terrible pre erica and join him. There was no} dicament hysterta seemed o seize anewer to bis letter. After waiting | |crows. People rusned about wri vainly for some word from her he} | their hands. Only one man kept rote again and again, until he had |nead. That was Ene! written four letters, Finally @ reply| Block and Tackle Rigged. | 7 b tackie in our girl had written end mailed tt by wagon, ald piman Fuckert, | stealth. In tt she told him the reason | if we could of her strange silence. Her father and | we could |¥ ironwork while the y | giiiey riswed | of the elevated ta on blatforms of thi ® black with people } stand of a race track, En jeeman lowered ie 0 drupe ling wee ad. Slowly—It seemed AD eternity t m—they slipped } it und { dre lad while more vol strong pull to pounds id started Ae pulled st ur had struck =k form. And all the while the horse's body had x « alr ‘A surgeon Vincent's Hospital maid Riley whade of & chance for bin life. I s home, at N th Past One Hundred Khteent ntcee a wife “ ltt Rileys. anit th them about ” : ARROW STRIKES A | LOGIN EAST RIVER | Whitney’s Swift “Swift Yacht Is Ne ly Sunk by Floating Timber on Way to City. r | 2 Ww i mn a nas com. |i8 hIN mall to-day, It was sent trom| i eearet ane t haltapoed | Wictita, Kan, and the, letter accom: | | ine down Eust at balt-spoe"' | panying ft recited the fact that the rab-| | to-day wh Sixty-aixih atreet, #be/ dit it originally ‘belonged to had been n over a log, ‘Tho derelict | na negro graveyurd t mber ft pele bs he! ‘This makes the fifteenth rabbit's foot tt also ried hole | Thaw has received wince he has been in lim the null af " Titsed her|the Tombs, Hesides theve he has re | bow high in the wate reened to al scores of other tokens, ail als } dangerous angle and beean to fill o be taliamanic. Thaw's wife The owner, Mt. Whitney, who is one him in the Tombe aa uaual to of J. Pierpont Morgan's partaera, waa| tt z 1 with his nephew, Capt. Pack- | | ora master, and ew ot four, ACCUSED OF SWINDLING. | men, | Sienna eral veasls #eving the ot ter arrow, ranged alongs | hosenmardt Indtoted on Charge of | [od so take of, thats aboard, Freudulent Insurance Clatma. . | the tugs Brookly Morris Rosengardt, a ng mann: | pareme nt and the By Waverley p was #r-| | and got by Detective Flood on two ids Be t charging him with pre fourty et. By t t fraudulent claims for insu was fall of water a ance udge Rosilaky, in General |The point of sinking Jalon, “held him in ‘$3,400 for trial Later tn the Romengardt gave ball © Indictments charge that Ttasen put in| tf r od to the Wert } nee Company of Canada | wh had y for | r"the oston Assurance pany’ th [EMBROIDERY PRIES [Saracen cea | WON BY MRS. GIEGERICH| Wife of the Supreme Court Wins Various Trophies at the Richmond County Fair Just Justice | Cour 0 Glegetich ex day that the Supreme nod great delieht t mond County Fair fudges had awarded to Mrv. Giegerich t lowing prixes (or ensowidered articles made by prige, ony forty-inob. cantre-pieoe dered’ with pink rowea prize, ove! contre-plose embroidered with ace centre; fret prize dota cushion, white satin ombroidered, with pitoher Allied +08 maleaance lack tai forty-inch cenite-iore' @m- sroldered. with wl And bow knot one Jack roses and aa mother had found a man whom they | greatly desired for a son-in-law—e well to-do, middje-aged wine grower of Lom. | banty Josephine begged her lover to come to her. Her varetits, she @ald, had de. red the should marry the owner of neyants at once, but ahe bad taken an before the matue of the Vingin | 1 not marry Luigi who ald poison herself. | oath that {f she oc w That was two weeks ago. Inside of forty-elaht Ss Luigi had wold bis] mining pr and with the money in | pock had started Bast, Yes. | Jay afternoon he reached here. He} bought passage the steamer, and then he went t N. J., where his older br Antonio, lived, to tel i plans (or wtealing the away from her home and eloping Heard of Her Suicide. | But Antonio had just received a letter | yo a fhiend in Lecco and the letter! aid that Josephina Ballatin: kiled her If three 4 efare the date t had i for wedding with the wine took the life that he would t that he would gt 1 as he court reac out of Luigt Urn to > him h the home | nt theart. A | followet him to the | ing and pleading wit teot]ves—Moody, Mallon yuld do to bold Antonio rowful Luigi went > fainted as the |HARRY THAW GETS | 15TH RABBIT’S FOOT, | © Ne Hiner moved away | mes to Him .in Tombs Cell by, Mail from a Sympathizer in | Wichita, Kan. 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