The evening world. Newspaper, October 12, 1906, Page 1

| \ ” 4 7 ol. { ‘the doctor. “Ynosttively _atrychnine or ptomatn FINAL SULTS EDITION He ‘i __ PRICE ONE CENT. NURSE SWEARS BROUWER DID NOT FLIRT WITH HE a Pre baer -Stella-McClenahan, First Witness for Defense, Says She Was Merely a ‘Paid Governess for the Doctor's Motherless Children. pore ae a EXPERT DECLARES WOMAN WAS KILLED BY’ POISONS. | On Hypothetical Case Dr. Washington Swears’ Arsenic and Strychnine Were Used— Never Had Patient Suffering from Either... Be (Special to The Evening World.) i TOMS RIVER, N. J., Oct. The State rested its case against Dr. Frank Brouwer, aaa ud ith poisoning his wife, to-day and the “The first witness was Stella Me Clenahan, the governtiess “installed | {n the Brouwer household impnediate ely after Mrs. Brouwer's death. The | prosecution has hinted at jove for her as a possible motive which might | have léd Dr. Brouwer to kill his wife. Miss McClenahan vehemently denied any romantic-attachment for! She declared he had never made love to her, never walked or rode with her. She had been simply a paid servant in charge of his children and ambitious to become a trained nurse, z be Then witnesses were called to show that the arsenic found in Mrs. Brouwer'’s body came from embalming fnid and the glass slivers from Jers in which the viscera was kept. oth sides scored in the early session, have closely. followed the trial as to to-day. the outcome. Poisoned. Says Expert. Counsel for Brouwer declare the Dr. WB Wiatineton, of TANGI to prove—that— Vie medical pert on which the Sta >| Mrs. rouwer haa met with foul play, Tellea to ¢! a alte =theory {Mt amu leas that her husd id had cau Wisawer— was WEE #land. He described tre—eym Araenio RAG MtryCNNINS Porson, uestions were pit The defenat laughs at the State ts show a motive for crim The toctor a atten Oe Turse aT Txctte |? $1.00 life tHtutance policy on his clans who | Wife made in-his favor, Wechired} Dus nurss, Miss Mary Kearns, has not that she wa from | been subpoenaed and the prosecution In- ning, aid that gis ied [timates thal she haa “disappeared.” The | |nurse was {ll with typhoid fever and ary the dyink wo irychinine pole from arrenic prolsoning. — On _crovs-exd ming ten, {Dr Brouwer..teok—her—td—the Tang Washington admitted th nch Memorial Hospital. Ho visited | Rren—a- person” suite Ter hres Uimas, it has heen shown, | und bought-« whote dollars worth of flowers for her. ‘This was just before his wife died. The “florist who sola the flowers was the ast titness before Dx, Washington was calli to-day. Expert on the Stand. the sffect of armenie-potsons | 8 the fret question put to—em alive, though he had performed many motopsicé In arsenic cares. Brouwer ts Confident. pr. Brouwer and hls counsel appeared} in good spirits to-day. ‘Thetr confident | wir js due largely to the weak case the prosequiion- hag” thus far presented. Wheres comimest of All sides atthe | What fing?" {ttle doubt In the minds of those who | ie manner in which Dr. Brouwer | expert. —_ ae ‘peti defended and the poor show- “A short vtime “after the palson ts jag mide by WS Bats, “Which Teaves, (Continued on Second Page) ae BANKER WITH HIS ~ MILLION MAY BE IN IDING HERE Wall Street Hears that Ceballos’sAgent Landed __in New_York. j- There {s an impression current in jWall street that Manuel Stlvéira, wtio |is accused of sailing away from Havana Twith $1,000,000 (belonging to J. M. Ceballos & Co., is right here in New York. The mystery surrounding tho failure of Ceballos & Co. becomes more impenetrable, and. many contradictory reports have been issued) concerning Silvelra's whereavouts. Wiillum V, Kowe, assignees of the Ceballos firm. waid to-day that he did |not know anythine about Silveira’s jmovements. He refused to amrm or + deny that—he had senrd-that-Bivelra te fin New-York. ‘The little Cuban banker is & mrliking figure, and will not be adle to hide here long {f, indeed, in the elty: He ts only « teot-§ inches high, and wears a tremendous mus- lL tmcho that séventuates his tack of fstature. A pecullar feature of the sttuation Is the {aot’that filvelra's bank in Havana 4a doing business, ul:bough Silveira. nad been openly chesyedwith being an em- bezzipr. Private banking houses in this olty with branches in Havana have ré- celvel long reports about the’ Biiveira bank fron their agents, but refuse to make the contents of the reporta public. | Against the advice of his attornéya / Mr Juan-3f,-Cebailon, -head> of tho Ceballos firm, mado a statement to the press this afternoon,__He—_was—ap- prompted While at luncheon In. Delmoni- co's/éowntown resiaurant. Mr. Ceballua | is_continually accompanied by a private | detective because of threatening lett he-hes-recetved-sincethe-fatture ot “his nk. “Although my attorneys have advised me to keep quiet,” said Mr. Ceballos, “it {s_necessary—forthe=toreasmure the Americans who have invested in .the Cuban Development Company and the Bilvetras Sugar Company. ‘These two concerns are in no -way-Involved-in-my- mittértune, We have been able to seize | che irkerest of Mr. Siivelra—in—both these-ventures;-and-they -are-as_strong}- to-day as ever. “T made Manuel | | 1 Hiveira a rich ‘man, and his Ingmtitude ucts woree than. the loas of money. I shall soon .reaume Dusiness and Srelghten out my mffaits.” “Where do you Lge Silveira has | sone?" he was asked, } Po. Vene: | Mr.Cedallos.. Tha. was-in Bs nginntatte trade between Cnibe—and—Venesuels.——T- peileye Bitvetra has already tended.” PHIL DALY'S DAUGHTER DIES UNDER THE KNIFE. Mrs. Walter R. Patten Succumbs in. the Memorial Hospital at als Branch, {—uONG “BRANCH Nod Oct i—Mre.. Walter R. Patten, eldest daughter of MY, aha Mire PRI Daly, dled iat the Monmouth Memorial Hospital. this place, following = surgical’ opera- Be LOUISVILLE RESULTS. LOUISVILLE RACE, TRACK, Oct. e races here today resulted as follows: FIRST RACE—Mile,—Lady thei (10 to 1 and 4 to 1) 1, Suzanne Recamore (3 to 1 for place) 2% Intense 3. Time— SECOND RACE—Five and a hale tur- hongecbiy Seok Conductor @ tot and even) olan (8 to 8 for, place) pment Gat Baran lente ot a ull _THIND BA to dand 6 sigh it ai hto 4/for place) 2, Pontotoc i Tim } 1.36 | URTH RAGE—Short Jorolrn id fo t and aver) 1 Crackin to 8 fat Pinee) jectable 2% Time— ae ——a— HANGED FOR DOUBLE MURDER. CHICAGO, Oct. 12.-~Daniel Francia, | Negro, was hanged in the Jail here to- FRIDAY, MURPHY SLAT ‘|Committee of Independ- ence Leaguers Hurries _to See Candidate. INSIST ON MORE PLACES, | , | Assert that Not Enough “Rec: | ognition” Has Been Accorded the Faithful by Tammany. William Randolph Hearst's Independ- once League has sipped its collar arain and te munning free, The “Gtlsey House Cigue," headed by Max Ihmsen and ‘Charies Bacon,-hactost-controt, amd te situation ts somewhat elmilar to that which prevantied when Mr. Hearst's run by the convention, Six sturdy and indignant Independence Leaguera left Hoboken to-day on the Lackawanna Limited, bound for Elmira, These genUeihen forma -commiuties ap- pointed by the full County Committee at & meettig held last ni; trom Bir. He: claims of his faithful followers, committee {s empowered to. tell The Mr. Hearst that the senttment of the League favors a completo breakaway from Tammany ‘Hall and the placing of an Independence League ticket in: the field for every oMfico in sight in Xow, York County, Driscoll Heads Delegation. Timethy Driscoll. Chatrman of the Colinty Conimittes, heads the deléga- tion. The others “are Charles Gehring. Dr. John Byrne, Max Stern, Thomas Lang-and- Goorge: Donnelly, -Mr.-Geht- ing. Dr. Byrne and Mr. Stern are after | rominations ‘to office. Mr. Long and [Me “Donny Tava valrendy” “seciired | nominations to the Senate. Mr. Dris- | coll goes along to tell Mr. Hearst that iia cannot fyiti the —promixes te made pearly in the campaign unless there are. The delegation arranged by wire in advance for talk with Mr. Hearst at Elmira. They do" not to-plead with thelr nominee. They go to demand. When th¢ sub-committee was appointed members were given 0 understand that they miist bring hack” somathing.‘ Hore is what they were instructed to demand: place ti (he neta a tioket nemi- mating six) Supreme Court, Jims ttoes, tho jugnes of he Court of General Sessjous and « ‘Surro- mete. : ernne eandidates for BemInated oy ae in every district where-swek course hes not already bi pled. The Tammany Judiciary ticket does not suit the rank and file of the Inde- pendence League at all. They are nat- | pated with “Recorder Gort: fohn Ford. Samuel Seabury and Charles w.Day- the As- toh, they ety they will not wand for the othera, An attempt was made to have the Republican Convention put a couple of Independence Leaguers on the ticket last night. but the ultimatum pot President Roosevelt What the Judic- jaryonominators’ candidates should be indorsed spoiled the plan—it it ever had @ chance -of- going through, Every Man -Ha Promis: hore was a Jot of hot taik in the County Committes meeting. Every man one the—genmmittee— hart a can cary the county. and (hay want ta hers blamn Hearst Mon concesning Mr. Maker would blister anbestos, The visit of the committos to Mr. Henrat to-day marke « cries in Inde: pendence League affaire and the * Toure Clique’ 1s plainix: nervous well known Mr. cHearst and Chattes F. rope reached an under- Sanding through thelr arents about tie fudietary ticket. If Mr, Hearst ylekds to the demands ot the commtttes his engens in art the deal wit: phy il ben Lata hoe wee ed, “aetien aid to-day that the I penstence League was domandiag x full Joalelary ticket. When asked. what he thought about the matter he sald: T believe the understanding Iw “that there will) bs no third ticket.’ i ——_o——____ IT NEVER FAILS TO PROMISE,, ALBANY, N. Y,. Oct. 1.—The State Board of Katlroad ,Commiasionérs to- day recelyod a communication from the Union ‘Railway Company of Now. York ‘iy stating that’ the company will com: with the recent recommendations Siiron %, hy day for tha mumer of his—wife andor the State Roard for bettering trae Mrs. Mary Scroggs ipa curtain cléan. Hing. stop conducted by two. women Francis acoused Sirs. of caus: dog trouble. Pad wits ‘itlons In ti ‘ogh of the Bronx. Re ese a sa APRRSE A Te liee ay WA HAST | RECEP Ay mianagers tried to run the convention | in Carnegie Hati-and were “gtven—tbe+ by the County-Commitise teat: night the} doarst | ocT OBER | emery MRS, MOSS LOST STO EACH TIME IN POKER GAME Whist Was Her Game Members Tell Court. : ‘The twetve members of Mrs, Gertrode Moss'e whist club, having testified In Wiocession that Mr, Moss never had ob- Jeted before them to his wife's whist | playing, and that so far as thoy knew she never played poker or any other kame for ihoney, marched oil to-day lof Justice Gresndaum'spart_of the l@upreme Court.’ where Hyman Moz fy suing for a separation. The court- room was crowded, Mrs, Sadie Weil, wife of 1. ‘Well and =t-a- sister of Mrs, Mow, who _was_with 12 to 5) 1, Suffrage (2 to 5 for place) x her at the Fort Lowry. Hotel in the [summer of 1005, testified In hor behalf. meraber of the whist | played for prizes and met once a week, cach meeting he- ing at the home. of a member, each Member entertaining the club jonos fo twelve weeks.'* Hubby Didn't Object. "Did Mr. Mons object to hie wie’ iplaying whist?’ asked ex-Justice Steck- Serscihy “Neyer. On the contrary, he. played whist himself at my mother's house," Of course there wan @ ‘kaffee kiatch" afier the afternoon whist tournament. Moss: testified that he -never- played any card gamo except pinochle, “Tell iusgit you know of your sister ever borrowlhg any moneyT™ ‘Yes she borrowed $20 from Lester Osterman once to pay her servant, Lena! Bubchak: from Mr, Moss saying that he wanted her to pay Lena #20, and {f she didn't | i." gcagct ones liked. and they: he'd expose her to all tho people Did-you eee her give anything to} Moss?" “Yes..He came down that night, and I sam her pay him $0 at a table.’ ‘It_hms'been testified that she taught the children to call Lester Osterman 7{Uncte -Lester.'- Gan. you tell un-any~ (thing about that?” -Everybody “tnete!™ or ‘Aunt’? — "Why, the children called everybody the hotel_‘uncte’ and: ‘auntie,’ and they Included Mr, O@terman,”” ‘ “TH your. stater borrow that $20 from her cook to make good what sbe had Jost at poker?’ asked John F, McIn- tyre, {n crogs-examination, “Nop stryomhe= never hormowed. money frowclana, returned Mra.Well.... The #20, waa money she owed to ‘her for her waues, “Hut she was In the hablt of paying poker, now ‘Wasn't she?’ “T never aaw her play poker but trice, Evorybody waa pitying) at the’ hotel.”” i Mr. tat that hotel?” — eput she did underetan® the game, Gidn't she?’ interposed Justice Green- paum. uy] suppose phe did Anyway she uurfied the witnens. Plax zi ee eae yan “Mors | ot Satioiag iat, tim kiss hin o.ife oi Nabe ald. 1 thought he to-thent* hosé two poker game: Fred attax Edna Cohen-the-prettiost-of th Cohen. girls, testifind that her siste happiness was very brlet after mar- vo weeks after thelr marriage and, while they were living at my mother's house he left her,"* sho aid, “What wan the occasion?” asked Jus- tice Bteckler. He came home to dinner, My slater went to the door to mort bim, Just then iis sbrother Harry camo ‘up ‘ant aid, Xewant to speak to-you nh g10- men “Tt was very cold not very well, 90 the parlor to talk pons when Harry about sald, you a Heiikcked nuaband eo, spon? to come in ‘What! Ato Mr, Moss not turned and return for ereipon. walked sway and & three or four days. WEATHER FORECAST. Forecast for New York City and vicinity: Generally fair and warmer. to-night and Saturday; light to variable winds, becoming southeast. Best | Bho received a—naety tettar + “Rfid sake overs DRY, poker ensrhere ar F AND F RACE IS EVEN Tee OPTICIAN WIS, ) |Good Weather Bangs Out Out 25, 000 Fans to See Battle Between Rivals fo PLAYED FROM 20104101 the World: s Championship. | FOR TWO GREAT PITCHERS Roseben, with “Ton. of; Weight Up,” Gallops |Habn, Home Easily. Place with the Americans, and‘ BELMONT PARK RESULTS. Davis Relieves Tannehill __ “FIRST “RACE—Winning Hand (13 7 at-Shert.—__ 2 to 6 and even) 1, Cloisteress (4 to 5 for place) 2, Frills 3. SECOND R-cE—Georgs 8, Davis = SCORE BY INNINGS. {5-to 4-and-even)-4, Stray_{2 to +-for place) 2, Toddles 3. The Cubs... White Sox ......se.eee THIRD-RACE—Roseben (even and (Special 40 ‘Tho Evening World.) CHICAGO, Oct--12—Refore-a—crowd—of—25,000-fans- the: | 2 Handzarra 3. defeated the White Sox in the fourth game of the world’s ane Oo FOURTH RACE—Hot Toddy (7 to 110 and out) 7, Security. (2 to 1 for) Place) 2, Pater ee games. }_ The weather man handed out somo Lyea} umm? goods, 60. the” tens who “FIFTH RACE—Oraoulum (9 to 2\brought wintet goats land fury were ind 7 to4S) 1, Baringo (2 to 5 for) rather uncomfortable. The crowds are ol cube or lace) 2, Lady Vera 3, Increasing each day, ad this dfter- man, cf. ied y noon every avec to the South Side Bheckard, 'Grounds was blocked early’ by the} Chance. 1b. SIXTH RACE—Optician (6 to 1 siting mobs on the way to the bdd-| Steinieldt, 30, and 2 to 1).1,.Dr. Kaber (4 to 1 for) no, ‘Tinker, sa. vers, 2b, White Soxbackers were mote in evt- dence than ever, and the dejected Cub rooters had little catmse to rejoice in the ‘(Special to The We rot) Hbediam that-was-on all sides of them. BELMONT PARK, Oct. 1%—Roseben} Former Mancger Armour was a call- won the Maptattan Handicap iat Bel-| er At Ban Johnson's office this morn- mont Park this afternoon In smashing, Ink end-reports that cis deal for the letyle. Before the race anxlous bettors Toledo Club {s about closed whereby place) 2, Panique 3. Kling, c. Brown, Umpires—O'Loughlin ana ‘Johnstons: | was sate an Isbell fallet to cover the rounded to~ Rate, _ BY FRANK W. ORP. -.Chanoe. ard | Bheokard was run down, Rohe to Davie to Alltrock. NO RUNS. Hahn grounded out, Tinker to Chance. : tro! of the dea- were asking If Rosoben had Inet a leg, he will coma Into eon J | Jonas_popped-a- tly: in front-of the-plate, becouse his price had gone soaring from tinlex ot Griltor old club: | which ikling wot. §-to-5-to-6-to-b-—Buffrage--was-the_onea| Garry Horrmann has closed_nego-| the samo play. Non Junge | tiatfons with John Ganzel to play in inclanatl next se Jon her, taking her at 3 to 1 dpwn to 9! Hahn was in-right asf nothing had | ae fh HO hie | speed, and had a hard arta ites . happened to his nose yeuterday. 1 ee eS to beat Handzarra.. Prince Hambarg 8. ‘Third Inning. Brown fanned. Hoffman out, Isbell Gardner being withdrawa. Hot Toddy | [wha a hot favorite and, making the runmng from.cnd to end, wou handily oy ‘a length. Security ran a good rane for the first time out, eaally beating Pater for the place. ‘A very bad collection of maiden ilies times yegra.old wept to the post Ip the fitst race. Winning Hand opaned favor Tip but wait back ithe berune, end} Cloisteress, under a strong play, wes made the. choice. Clobiteress flattered her backets to the etretch, but there Winning dees closed oats eaad to Dougherty, Shecknard war} eet naphing Of frat. Sinliven | te Donabu wen wade tale =f “ iret put “George Sees ae Face, BU 5 Efod ohancé, made alt running and 1} couple of JS Poadigs Stra on bret chance, held Ri is Potaniat an cet ran ting in the Forty. ty ae ybad races. } Sree Hot Favorite Becond. BE nt East River ® garage of Barge way a Hot favorite tr the ftth Ace, but Oraculum went to the front at the start, mede all the running and won easily Dy A TONKtH ANC «Nett trots x : Baringo, who beat Lady Vera halt a =O Tength. Plunge Went Throueh: Mocy, jr, went tothe front and qnade-the Fanning-to-the stretch —whera. Optician forged ahead and won by ae thres engths j-om De Kaber, who beat Panique six lengths for the place. Op- Lictan was the medium of «big pit plugs, being backed from 20 to 1 bo MORAN WILL RESIGN, DOUGLAS GETS WORD. PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. 11—Ex-Gov. W. L. Dotigias, of Massachusetts, who] }{04\ 0!) ( lts a muest at the Hotel Portland, has > lrecelved “word that the Demooratio nomines, John Bi Moran, has decided to withdraw; and that party leaders are urging Mr. Douglas's name as a successor. He waid that to accept the nomination ‘would ba making a sacrifioe, as he had intended: to- remuin away from hone some time, as ho ‘badly ne 5 "I do not care for the nomination, Vin but I might ‘accept it under some cir] cumstances.” said Mo. Douglas. “YThere-+a-avery reason for me to be- 2 deve that the information that Moran | © wil, resign is authentic. It came from An absolutely, reliable source, the man Who sent me word 2ngult foo a a dust what Jo sols to. take. Me om the Eas anid roped in the dange i es adjoining the gat oN ON We he CARDS EX “designed. to re vidual.) Hell” posthards AMPAI NDE NW BOY DIES U M. Biondi. five run over and “in. front jaf his eemotorman, of No, 6; ost J y THE BATTING ORDER. it | Series this afternoon. The race is now even, each club having won two ibetw rack |, Steinfeldt qingied. | Tinker 0-6; Rosebsh, howeyer, went to the} To-day's battle was eon Alt | altrodk cm mingles 0. router the mart, made ait the-run-}484Hrown, as on’ Tuesday. Kling and | one “Davis a tienes ti hing and won in a romp by hat¢ a| Sullivan were the cAtchers. Geotse| up and ieee spe mtly intended to ma, it 4 dofen lengtlia from Suffrage, who lacked Davia reported in place of Tannehill. pe anal and inet > Cc i Role le Tinker to Chance. aturabied _wite threw hle—rider ot ranean j malted. ad watkea, but Want out _ i : i pilotman out on @ pecan to Roha Kiting. to Evers. Dongherty fam: Diktana went to Hot ‘Toddy, Dr. was walked. Behulixs ny x i WAS A CONTEST ROYAL Despite His Broken Nose, Takes His.