The evening world. Newspaper, October 9, 1906, Page 1

a Pp i } fn the stomach of Mts. Frank Bromreraccording— to-the-chemist-wh __| The Hyer family, trom which the dead | == SE Ne TG Ta a prow “that one of the most In f emphasis the State would place upoa { to the house of Charles Borden, three { tawrers, is need 7 \ +—poisons with: the hurs i jy nelrhbor to tho Brouwers, was the first “PRICE ‘ONE CENT. NEW OS GLASS SLIVERS AND ARSENIC IN THE BROUWER MURDER CASE. . HARBURGER AND Experts Who Found Them in Wom- an's Stomach Declare Death Could | Not Have Been Due to | ~ Natural Causes. _ADMIT PTOMAINE POISON] | MAY HAVE KILLED HER. Glass Inside Intestines One of the Strongest Points Against the Accused Husband— Latter Cheerful and Sure: of Acquittal. =i = ——“{Special to The Evening Worid.) i TOMS-RIVER, N. J., Oct.-9,—Glass slivers and arsenic were found WHITE 0X DEFEAT THE CUBS IN IRST WORLD'S. CHAMPIONSHIP G. TUESDAY, OCTOBER Q, { STURES ROW AT ADAMS INQUEST Lieute [Stricken Cangidate for nant-Governor. “ carenee Threatens to Lock Up Owner of the Ansonia, SHAKE HANDS AFTER IT. Epithets Withdrawn After Jury t -a-suicide, Coroner Jullus Harburger and W. E. Finds Policy King Was | analyzed them. The bits of glass were brotight to court to-day when the taking of testimony in the case of Dr. Frank Brouwer, charged with the murder of his wife, was begun. “Several pieces were found inside the intestines, thus upsetting the theory urged by the defense that they came __ from the jar in which the portions of the body were sent to the chemist. Dro Catteti=who made the autopsy, af first declared the woman ‘ad | — Hied-of-arsenical poisoning, but later admitted she-might have been -poi- “soned by ptomaines. Stella “McClenahan, perhaps one of the most important treet ‘in the case, appeared for the first time in colirt to-day. So far she is an enigma. At least her evidence is now an unknown quantity. fwoman came, has held that one of the nA STORY OF ~ ESTRANGEMENT into his home immediately after the @eath of his wife. Nuree’s Queer Action. She then admitted that she was |Story Was They Had Sep- ~~arated-and-He--Was-~|' Goitig -Awasé friendly to Dr. Brouwer. But just as soon-ax-the investigation of the-death of tho wife became dgngerous she changed her-_allogation at least on the purface—and ls now said to be a witness ‘There was when Little. court-room, Herlick was in the court for a tme { rbl* morning, Dut shoe disappeared after } Prosecutor Brown—had_told—how-muoh ‘Mre, Edward Kelly, the-mother of Mrs. Frank Gould, emphatically dented toan Evening World reporter to-day that [ Where was any dinaercer bei her daughter and the young millionaire. ‘the testimony relating to the death- bed mae hed Mr, | Brown became uneasy. He promptly t 7 sent his ussistant, Howard Jeffry, to| She sald that the faise report was un- j Berve a subpoena upon her, Jeffry, |doubtedly inspired by the stories of with ‘wo deputy sheriffs, traced her} the disagreement between - Howard Gould and his wife, who va Clemmons. “Of the domestle di Mculties of the Howard Goulds," sald Mrs, Kelly, who was seen at the Hotel Manhattan, "I —Prosecutor Brown- jnsisted-that there -know-nothing=—Dut—t—know-ait-about sintster motive ‘tht the domestic affairs of my daughter pbs said, "that this sudden attack | and Frank Gould. pame—upon athe Nortick wien] ‘baolutely no truth in the Z made It apparent to the jury that the thet they are estranged. cireumatances of the death would 0 | Why, 1 was with them two days ago CAIN OF SPIM= at Irving ton-and-a-more-devoted-coupie ang: away ‘witnesses {2 a contemptible | yoy never saw.’ business,"" “The announcement that Frank is” Diathict-Attorney Brown tn bis OP) Fong on a long cruise around the world | address declared _that—he would | on nie-yacht-alane-ie-w-malictous-faive vethatDr—Brouwerhad—made—atihood. He may take a crulso this wine least three attempts to kill his wite| ter, but his wife will-accompany him: by polson. He sald Brouwer had left! ‘ne denial of Mes. Kelly was called to ba admin | forth by the circumatantlal_story-mad Yatered;to—hts—wite-inhis-absenee- and) ibiic to-day of trouble in the Frank gaid he would produce two witnesnes Gould” family. to. provethe nurses became sware-of Woy provisloning hls yacht, ‘the \Hel- the alleged attempt to polson the wom: | enita, for a trip of a year’ while his an and they Tefused to administer tho | + prescriptions, =Fingity Katherine miles from town. claiming to be $1, She was in bod, Two" of Brouwee’ Arrésmith and Carmichael, bad just been at the house, i statement | Spring s, Va, e= proseetitor—dercrihed the! teste Just-nyonies of. tha-woman,-saying- that} prebabhy—eree—out—ot1m at midnight Mrs, Brouwer was resting | Gacy ang ean between Howard —=—eastly, and that Dr. -Brouwer-had-rent) linet cisia ona nae ae the nuree away and said he would ait | /"¢, merly an actress, Sup with the invalid “the rest of the o_1s in St. Louls.—-while — the} | RO AL 4 o'clock Meo Brouwer died | mltant 3Mtra, Howard “alviges her eer cams tithe between her country place in the most intense agony. “I will be able to prove that ihls de- fendant killed his wife by the cruclest} method known to men,” declared tho| Pudllo Prosecutor; “that this man in-| fiicted on that poor, long-suffering woman mure tortures than could be sut- fered by any human being, and that he killed her deliberatfly, moreilessly and fiendishly.” Motivesfor Crime. The motive for the crime, as outtenea | by the District-Attorney, will include greed for money, love of another wom: | | An and fear of threatotied MOT ESS “ton Mrs, Sunds Point and the St, Friends ‘of the Héward Goulds»: they have been practically separa! alnco they returned ¢rom. Burape on thelr yacht last June, oti IE CREW ‘DESERTS TRANSPORT SCHLEY. Regia Hote maater-Geners} to-day received a de- aspatch trom Major 'f, H. Slavons at Newport News announcing that when Company I of the Signal Corps wus belng embarked on the steamer mimi Gchley the crew of the vessel struck and desested. A deestinech from Port Tampa cays that tho steamer Andes, carrying, the Abbie Irons, tha next door witnesa. She had deer awakened at about $ A M.-by Dr, Brouwer, who rapped on the door ang asked her to please come over, that hip wife was worse, Fourteenth Battery and one pack ‘train, | “Mra, Brouwer was unconscious when | #alled from Tampa this morning for ‘ X got theer,” she said; "and in about a| Havana. half/an hour she w ad." On crows-examination- by Attorney + ~ (Continued on Second Page.) SORE THROAT AND, COL OnEST InN over night by Omega 106, "bya or Ue ett sci ste "| witness in’ the cae, and Il ex was stated-that—he: at! WASHINGTON, Oct. §.—The Quarter- | Ad: | SWANS THe Ta oNaTS OWE OF Lis neonia-apartments, —after—a tektng + knock-about wordfest at the Al Adams| Inquest to-day, and atter Harburger| bhad-totd the Jury-he believed: the. poitey: king was. murdered, shook hands and | retracted all they shad sald about each | other. The jury on the Coroner's tn-| [structions rendered-a-verdict of -sutcian {without leaving their reata. When the Coroner's jury was impan- clied Coroner Harburger said, dressing the jurymen: “I expect thia case will prove to be a murder, and I think that the murderer fs_in_this_coui He wil | | | there will be an arrest before the case 4y finished.” Stokes arrived at the Coroners’ of- fice with blood tn his eye. He was! waving a paper when he dashed into! the place and confronted Harburger | before Albert Adams, jr., Assistant Dis- trict-Attorney Manley, Jacob Newman, | secretary to Judge W. W. Foster, Po- [Wee Captain” Burfelnd and several at- taches, "There ia the statement of the most | tmportant witness!” roared the hotet| jan. waving three typwritten paged \Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler Gives Way. Under _Strain of Campaign’ Work, and Head of BABY CICLONE “NEARLY CAUSES. PANIC ATTRAC | Wind, Ri Lightning ,Scare Bel- mont Park Patrons. “MUDDERS” GET MONEY. | |Belle of Pequest, Hot Favor: | ite, Romps Home Home _in ‘Stake, _|_ BELMONT-PARK-RESULTS.— FINA RESULTS EDITION | te /Tremendous’ Crowd Sits and Shivers? in Overcoats While the Rival Pen- nant Winners Battle for Supremacy. Police Put Veto on More Admissions in, in Thunder _ | THOUSANDS ARE TURNED AWAY FROM THE GATES, 20,000 General After Tickets Are Sold and the Grand Stand White—Sox- e Cu Is Filled. onl nt Sob Wier — — + 42 ‘t-tried to-gtre tt-to you tires days ago. I want to know If you ‘authorized those Jabout_my hotel and this caxc interviews presumably from me | - Ticket H. Marburger jumped out of his cl and shaking his fist under Stoke: nose he shouted: tmportant office of the people.” A Round of Billingsgate, “I know It 4s,* retorted Stokes, Ht phowhd be -eeted ty at Ainerton n= | bred man. not by an Imported, noto- | thoroughly American,” “When I get you stand I'll put you through degree,” shouted Harburger. “You give me the third degree, you Uttle fine-bred shyster?” bawled Stokes | | {na _rage ‘Your pasaion_for_notoriely + has cost me $10,000 since this affair hap- | on the witness the third You tried to have me conceal this,"" Stokes put his hand.on hia hip pooket tr-n-signifoant-manner: "So- you. would -draw..a- gun on. mo, | you milllonalre crook," shouted Har: | burger, as ssverat ftalr rushed between the two. Yours wot Worth & pINtoL, you mutts ystez,”” was the polite retort. | ‘ou Puritantcal, dirty crook, I think youTad-a hand 1n-Uila," skid the: Cor- nee: = Blokes—"Tou — altry pup! Barburger—“Yes, you wanted to sup press a murder, you millionaire craok.” BStokes—"You lle, you cur.” Harburger—-"I think you are a crook -gna-that_you know about this: murder. T | key."” ies Wife and two children have gone to Hot | Defy Each. Other, Stokes—Why. you ——- ——, you could [not put anybody under lock and key honestly, Harburger—You miliionatre crook, I'l] put you under lock und key in spite of | your millions. You \are the ‘most im- moral man on earth. If I temper I'd spit In your tuce. Stokes—You dirty —, I, as an Amer- fean citizen, am ashamed that such as you hold office. If you ever cone up bofore tho people for re-election, I'll | spend time_and money to defeat you. Hixrburger—You're a inost disgraceful }cofvard.. You're a cur despite your | millions. You'ro Immoral. | Stokes—You'te # Mar. I never con- ducted a disorderly house or was in one, 1 show you up. | At this point attaches separated then (Continued on Second Page.) —_—_——- 8IR HOWARD GOES HOME. Col. Sir Howard Vincent, the donor of the cup which was won by a rife team from the Seventh Regiment. at Creed- moor, In a contest ‘with a team from the Queen's Own Weatminister Rifles, ‘Triaj | Sailed for home to-day on the steamer Kaiser Withelm der Grosse, think TH put you under lock and |— lost my The long strain of the campaten since [ the Irdepenc | ‘rll have you know this ts a most|Camegio Hall a month ax down } Democratic-tnde | rety-loving puppy, I would have yon “ke junderstand my ancestors, sir, were) er in his practical work 4 [turning his work William Astor Chanter. [ithtare ts scrbporn —ans—his associates on the Ucket expect Dutchess Cou non ark active [least a week Some of hin relatives tind on nome the m a phys of those ¥ he will not attempt to in the campaign for by 1 part retirement from a They o_hils bec But the the atu to sce him in harness in a fow days. Mr. Chanier has thrown himself Ini ‘witnesses ofthe} the—contest with all_tha asdor vigorous nature, Yigerous- Campaigner. ond hh. are {n favor of advocate] cat as a Bad Cold. andonce-temcue candt=|téke—a—reat: He had a high fever yesterday after- i but he | Jeng tout J hils throat was sore, { ast speech WAS) “Here they come,'' and the crowd his} made 4 3 went direct fired ‘to wateh the “horas coming | heeds | “rhe speeches he made last night were | through the mist like spectral thor- | eth made in direct wolation of lily PhYMT= | gughbreds. Hy the time the race was | When he hte | clans orders rat] could scarcely raise aehisper,— Many dnt. tleed that he did not app LMS He Ha tak voice ctlve At lec’ tat je -Was-taki ying to curs a bad cold thi her, can: om back took to his bed. He has att sin wits; ert noiswolten HEARST’S RUNNING MATE SUFFERS BREAKDOWN ears PRT THT ATT of last night's tour of Manhatiaa been Mved under high pressura and done a mice League Convention in| lot of speaking in the open—air.— They has broken | first algns of a breakdown appeared on Lewis Stuyvesant Chanter, the; Sunday.cHe was told then ne should juTad got through he above al quidiences no-} Ar to be-well. office {t was sald! sorte, at he “Mies aero was -ard—Joe—Haymat—wes—tn—easy second Or Abid sold inspite htsthi= has beén » work y indlaposed as whle to accomplish con- Mr. Hearst tn not a9) to-1 and 2 to 1) 1, John Lyle (2 to 1| for place). 2,.Chimney Sweep 3, SECOND RACE—Yama Christy (9 ‘to 2 and 6 to 5) 1, Oleroso (5 to 1, for place) 2 Pure Pepper 3 THIRD RACE=Smiling Tom (7 to} |5 and 3 to 5) 1, Rollicking Girl (10 |to 1 for place) 2, Miss Spooner 3. FOURTH &ACE—Belle‘of Pequest ar to 5 and out) 1, L.-J, Hayman (2 to 1 for place) 2, Athlete 3. 3 to 5) 1, Animus (9 to & for place): 12, Rifleman 3. SIXTH RACE—Grapple (2 to 6 and Pater 3. BY-FRANK- W.-THORP. BELMONT PARK RACE TRACK, Oct, %.—The sensation of the afternoon at Belmont Park wan the baby cyclone Giet mtrick ee coe ne ie the cae year-olda were at the post In tho third race, There was rain, thunder, ttgntning} -and—windtn-plonty for_q few. momenta ‘The gale drove the grandeiand enough to blow over benches i in back row. The crowds rushed from the the Unper’ er and~ the notsc alarmed the row ds-Inthe lower tor Matters were [raplgey approaching a’ panic stage when ie fed: had subsided and 1 anormal condition, ck was a canal The finished the & ters. assum: though the tr: mid made Belle of Peauest a hot fa- if | fit ele pellet drehie a mae Teor winner in the Falrview Stakes; fh Tront of Amntcrs, Sullivans Cash. “on “Harr FIRST RACE—Sam H. Harrie (5)- = — ase ert FIFTH, RAQE—Baringo (7 to 6 and] 1 210 830, 8,000 -though the ticket offices (Special to The 1. Evening World.) CHICAGO, Oct: 9—The White-Sox-beat-the- Gubs-in-- the first game of the series for the world’s championship to-day by a score of. The crowd was tremendous and began gathering as early ast were in line. Donoh Sulllvi Tanne! tur 2 Guaddalajoret Foo: The Sullivans don't atart Sam H. Har-| Srts very often, but when they: doomend film to the post he @nthers, He was{ in the opening event to-day and as good | He was played | throug! wt Dougherty, If. : White, out) 1, Orllene (3 to 5 for place) 2,) - fa AS-FLOGDS SWE | Fifteen—ofthe Victims, | Drown When Boat Over- were not_open_until_noon. At that time! i ‘Fhousands vere turned away after 20,600 get admission: tickets had been sold. THE BATTING ORDER. A strong detail of police was placed at the Natlonal League.Park, the scene of to-day's game, and Chief Collins maid | | crowding. would not-be allowed. to-ap- | proach a danger point. Instriictions | were issued to the police to arrest any { Rass SBheckatdaié iperees trying te at 3b. Schulte, rfs |Hckets, the aim of the’ pollée and mans Cane |akers of both clubs belg to prevent 1 aN, ©. hill, 3b. py LIVES LOST ns—Damage Heavy. 1s have been hout Juliseo and T |speculation If poseible, | The weather during the forenoon was cloudy and dark and ‘a strong breeze }from the riorth made heavy overcoats necessity. A slight snow fell shortly efore noon At Lo'clock a slight drizzle bogan, and at times takes of-snow fell, but the syd_kept coming. | ‘Onn by one as the players entered the the fleki to wore loudly cheered. lon he fleld for practice. They. were @rected with cheers and handclapping that almost drowned the ¥oloe-of aman 4obig—mogaphons—tntrocucsd-sach player-aetrs-cemne tobat. George Davi feans, short atop for the Ame! could not ‘go! in the game ‘as d, He ls auffering from a. sore and Manager Jones concluded to Dreyfus was 5 magiates on ses Rourke: of Omaha. war EL PASO, Tex, Oct, 9.—The Herald | ner. Tony Bryce was up from thia. afternoon prints adyices Columbus, as was Secretary Navin, of Jalleco that as a-resuit-of bigh waters | the Detroit Cheb, and Connie Mack from in the Santi er In that State | yailadelphia. All the magnates or man- n loste agers of smalle Meh WETS] of nfies around + rz drowned near San Pedro by the cap-| most of them had to get into na when Waig OF w Hoat, ant” pr, poedisahacnsd 7 ie Rates openet inorder to get inte — pa Dark. Brown will work In two of the bis {games for the Cubs if he Je ail right. “EP ar white Sox; the-centre-of the grand stand who me from all of the Weat Whites willbe MAGISTRATE BREEN worked: Ino bwo gan Sullivan catcher's Job. mobs and Kling will _haye. ‘the He has lost sleop, clever Dominio! station ) rari ANY = dled Attia feat-obstacls-and_thren Mr { —pet the moctatara of todlas‘s gums. Hayes heavily. Dick Rowerte thon re the Same Boat-Over-an-Alleged morcen many of them handle them- with —Yama—SHHey—until— befell anit € of False Registration.— Se is the rest of the route was eany f Casc-of Fate Regist d Tof thom that I have watched. Yama Christy. Pure Pepper, ridden by} ‘Georg W. Morgan,’ State Bune nything but the Cubs in the +; ~ sf = =| Mr Page, par wing of the t of Blections; Depmty Superin- | i uo—t od ey se May _ Page's le. )tendent Augustus dow inteke tot Tassie Me gumely returned witi att was ; : 3 idate. efini \ * dey. 1 7 ade him take the Jump and} sued jointly HO Taniages Q ndidate, definitely decided this | rere. eine ney, false arrest afd imprisonment. by bike openuae ees tht hRomination to the @ trom tt SOS Ww. Easll [sie Tanger, Who Was arrested upon wy ue THe Orr TARR | pantera — nth District Baringo Won Easily. irra cissued iby”) the=aedeinttate set seyincher a reer Fee ey ee ett theron to. ¢he | e@%, 880 ON A. depoaition Glis!| connerner tha rcroeritandten mi celneo tee: An front and ste stived Ghath wd a {der Morgan’ authority by. Doputy, crowd mennt two bases nnd ono base fet trom Animus, who beat Riflema | Dominick,” Aho Heuer Reda that ne uihad foran 9 the crowd. tae } three lengths for the place, | good cause to bdlleve ve eae wit {trersoupe be: convention at the Hira Cluh to ght avi Grapple Game Fast at End. Westin ey ach teat naliver ct fore the y esident of motin Siflivan Asso: b er raced in front tol (rom No. aH West the ticket office opened fully k F. Mulany. President of the Timothy 0. Suflivan Asso Aanetnealstty Pasvadentmeand: fee ave ine ice pertons, many of them women, howed the way to the atret Mare)| ececntoets ere. ¢ massed before the mates. , : grower tMbied and, taking the few), | Was nccompanled by an aMdavit of the | First Inning. the Eas OPEy three-fourths of a Fongth trom Jowner of the bullding that Tanger was | vung on three offerings of Orilene.-who beat Pater a length ant) noe one of his tenants nd went to the bench, Jones SES ener taaen a halt for the place, | Morgan and Dominick entered fman, Tab truck out. NO Eis | murrer to the complaint, It was “‘Hortmay sent a grounder to Tannehill, tides ts LOUISVILLE: RESULTS. before Justice MasLean in . Thisll who retired lim with @h easy throws to an atteriovn Justice Macleun annulled | Donte, She Wie’ hanaeauia id WHO. HS Bee, Nad DOUGNMA Goglans COMiieate!] yoursyi-LE RACH TRAC Oct. | tho cues aa onto al band ax trae es a AY & | A for el |9.—The racaa hero to-day remiltrd as | not omitting Magistrate Breen, thous) | 0: -Donahue secured by another man saying he was physically fit for tuhnel) 2 me excusing him for siming n warrant on | | work died to-day in the Belmont tunel from the’ Mall THe! “winer RACE Five and! one-halt Because OF the, tig Second Inning, rtifloaté was made out “Daniel Casey, twenty-five. No, 2488 Lignening Co Conductor (B to 8 for place) | Aglatrate Breen, Superintendent | Brann Sone | * ounder (ada Third, avenue.” but the man is trot known there. PASI gu tbat quarters of a|inisk mist defend Tanger's action for pea HS i if 2 * “4 nd’ 6 to 1), 1; | $10,000 dameges ‘pein picked up and Lamhe’ i Litto! lthrown {nto @ cell on the belief or ott EAU Clone lwo HEISE Ua ctocitncmithat ne hedens taste ¢ “PHIRD: sThreo-tourths of a {right to vote in the district where he to right mile.-Frontenac (3 to 1 mai eve) 1, | had) lived for five ¥ st out by Altrock as he ran: ek fartha Gowman (2 to 5 for ‘ - ae t basa dine. Tinker. ied=: to LATE RESULTS AT LOUISVILLE, Share Bastman 3 ‘Time Sarat ASE a eta yet AS : Sa it ATR GA Toe he han, Dyaxtort) Sunday World Wants i Third. Inning. fs jicitt f 2 Hanada! soy, 3. Time— *- Bullivan. shot to Evers, Fifth—Sinrida 9-2. ihght Woo! 6-5 place. Judith Louis pea ne beh rate bes Ah Work Monday Wonders. ’ wns site nim 1 yay the Sixth--Ania Day. 72 2 Morendo 2+1 placer. Meany, & {a his running as 10 to 1 was quoted | down to—6-10—1.—-Crimmtnp-walted on.) Mintin to the streteh and [dusted for / ionie, beating John Lyle a head, ij \ Grandpa, fayerite in-the jump, stum> | REBUKED. -BY JUDGE. | State Supeinenen of “Election: ver mood ba: “the plate, comment’ made by Manager Jarke, of the Pirates, wha was_one ae ;