The evening world. Newspaper, October 15, 1906, Page 2

2: ; THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1906. X gave her two Injeviions of morphine {4 to rolleyes pain, 1 Q, When aid you {toma of appronching dou 1 @'elgok in the morning Q. What did you 4: A. Gave her two Injections of brandy and strych- {Pnfne, }-Q, When did rhe dle? A, About 2 o'clook. its Dr. Brouwer spoke voice end in a dramade m He made gestures freely, but kept tls eyoa on He was = “of Ong wie ted been wrolg he believed some of them jod to do, him harai, Sq How tong dia your wife's first con- syulstons continue? A. About two min- utes. Q. Were th others? A, Yes, Q, How many? A. About ter @. Did you inquire of Dr, Forman ebout Ms analysis of the Guld he took he atter the first convulsion? A. Yes ie Q. Did you Ll Hyer. your wits hea Bright's disease? AI did wot. [simply told him what Dr, For wean bed found. Be as @. Did Miss Dudley,” the nurse, sve- geet spinal meningitis? A. Yes. I told Vee there wero some eyaiptoma whlih might Indicate that, An examination, however, showed the spots on the body ~~" customary [n tlint dircage were -not See gave Hor No Arsenic. Q. What was in the enemas you ad- winlstered to your Wife shortir before her death? A. our ounces of mili, ‘one bem, one tablespoonfil of whiskey Mana one gee arsenio during her {llnosst “As God is my judge, 1 never may “pid you ever give your wife /atryohnine?” “Only at the times I have men- “1 4§a mot “Dia you im aay way cause he ‘The prosecutor beran his cross- “etamination—shortty hefore 3 o'closk | ~Q. As a matter ot tact, you were in+ Gebt_after you dought your home {n{ ESS toma River, werd via not ALT ao got think a men is in dabt when ho hss collaterals. — i Q. Didn't somebody pring suit against you about that ume? A. Yes, for some- | thing connected with the butiding of —____the house It amounted to #2. |: TQ: Did you _porny mos E “Hyer, father of your wife? A. 1 think! Hyer indorsed one note for $20 for me, pend asthe train pulled out Mr Hy; WARM WELCOME "FOR HUGHES ON | Hughes, the Republ | Governor, arrived. at jl. 1,’ to-day. abou, 00 persons at the reliroad station [0 welcome him a he was cordially } received. Some had come ln auitome- Diles decorated with Mags anil pictures of the candidate, Many farmera hed driven into, town an candidate by train over the Far Rockawwy branch and by the Hempstead trolley Iino. Mr, Hughes spoke to the ond from the rear platform of the last car, He was introduced by William D, Young Before he began to dpoak the five-year- old 20n of Almer Hendrickson presented to him a bouquet of pinks. the gift of the women of Valley Stream. Mr. Hughes thanked the little boy for the flowers and took him in his ams and kissed him, “t have come to Long Island,” said Mr, Hughes, “to get acquainted with the poople.- I want to amy that if-you slvct me you will have a real Governor, As to affairs at Albany, if I find anything wrong I will clean it up. What you want is real, not sham reform. Do ot let this campaign be turned to pri- ¥ate advantage 1-413 not-eeek a the people only, Long island has had a word part of the great prosperity of the sountry ant I hope that {ts people will Vos ii ths yight WEY.” 7 Mr, Hughey was followed by James 8, Whittle, wbo made a short address, Tecelved & parting cleer, Tatk-to-SchoolChitdren.— At Lynbrook Mr. Hughex addressed = crowd of 200. The next stop was at Rockville Cen- tre, where 3 people wore in waiting. After a five-minute speech’ the school children ‘came trooping down to ‘he station, having been dismissed by the cher ta see the candidate. He siap- Ded to the platform aguin and sald "I would like to shake hands with: every one of you 1 would like to be able to tell eadh one of you personally Had Little Difference. how glad I am to see you here. Your @. Dia you and your wify erer have differencest A. Yea, we did. Just as every man and wife aro Jo. 5 a Wea Mrs, (Brouwer trriteblet A. Bhe waa of a very nervous disposition. Q. Wasn't ste jesious of yout A. Wot te my knowledge. Q. Didn't she speak to you about yonr relations with cortsia wom- ent A. She did not. Q. Wasn't aie curious at all? A: Ob, ‘wheit worn came to to oMce very ‘often she wanted to know what ailed E them, It was purely o professional in- ferent. _ BURRS ar eNohecanee o 3 Q- Dit you-ever-take Stella MoCien= pour out carriage riding? A. Yos. Q. Didn't your wife speak about that? z ‘A I don’t belleve she knew anything bout It. mann TDIaNT firs, Brouwer complain te ‘ gome one of her neighbors about your ———eonduet,-A,-Not that I-know of. — Q@. After that meal which you nay precipitated your wife's 1l- “meen, did anybody olse in the cheusebesome UT AL Yekt he ner * want was il) for two days. Pp) TRS prosecution wan: sinprized-at this { ‘reply and dropped the line of examina- \ on instantly, i } Q, Didn't you dell the insurance peo ple that your wife’ dicd of Bright's! | @isease? A. No; not to my recollect Q. Doesn't a nurse, wadical othieg ge al prety hon aimee! Sout T thought 1 ous! 4 to save my wife, ani assi foway possible I made & ' enemas. principal has asked me to say a few words to you and the one word I want 9 say 1s, Bo proud of your country; mm to know all about it. Read tho history of the great men who estab- Ushed tt, Learn to know all about the institutions of ur country. Whenever you hear any one try to br ng. the Amer. can Hume Thto disrepute don't stand it, you boys and girls. When you read about Abraham Lincoln know that he stood first and all the thme for truth. That he stood for what is\Just. Be like Abraham Lincoln,” Thin (s what Mr. Hughes said ko tho TOWN-Uupa> ul “We-d6 not have to look*Tar to test the sincerity of my opponent's, prom- {ses. He says: ‘1 bolleve in independ- ¢noe.' “Look at the Buffalo oonventlo He_snys_at the Buffalo conveniton: Ain —-aguinstdodses,! Loox at his al- Hance with Churlés F “Murphy. Democratic Convention Disgraced. iif my oppontnt was an independent fwhy-did-—ner-hy -stay-put—on+ the inde- pendent plutforin? If he wus an inde- Dendent and believed in the principles of the Independence League why did he want the Democratic nomination? Whyte tiey Star he record te: opponent's nomination Democratic con-| and drove out of the par! Housands of men only te rect ion from the man who claims to} stand as the nominee of the Democratic ty? ‘lam glad to _have—the supps Teal Democrnts. I am glad to b to “it I stand here first as a ¢ am a loyai Republican, LONG ISLAND + Fells Valley Stream Crowd -| Real, Not Sham, Re= form Is Needed. ‘The special t bearing Cheries. H, | in thelr wagons, end othere had come | pation, -but-tt fam-cincted-I-witl-worvey- MOTHER NEVER “KNEW MRS. MOSS ~—-PLAYED POKER KRUPP W Testifies for Defense in Girl with’ Millions Hon-| . ored by Emperor. but | Marriage Simple.” ‘The oresv-exnmination of Mra. Muite Cohen. mother of Mrs, Gertrixte Moss, Was tho opening feature in the second Weuk's run of the Mosu separation sult. Ia Mkets_know = “Maen Y sald. ‘Well, you can't find out | sitting down her er oatde “And Mrs Moss. or. said, ‘That's a pretty thing your daught run away with a hatter.’ “Her husband said, ‘Will you be quiet! ; Don't you realize that she is also n | mother?* pand trailed her-daughte ion to Talede, OS wd of 6X was wailtitg, a) Cool Under Question Q.Do s6u aay. tthe 6 C i fesse Nave not property desc = jo ebareutsionst A. ¥ the-ones ta The defendant said h [wis pradent to sive} = (enema after he dlc {simply act of his iiss convulsions, She was, nervous, ede te : The ble doctor did not appear Imashed hy Mr. Johnston’ Time and « © would tell t tion was not p pain an hie called & Oo NS __ MAN ON “‘L”’ STRICKEN WITH HEART FAILURE, , Restaurant K ital fram Brid Augustus Taken to H WIFE OF EX-GOV. G. w, DEAD. WINNETICA, M1, OH: Morn \ to tako his hand wad Mrs. K sixtvelye youre old, bur ation b: In Locomotive. rehee halk No. 217, to. Tit den ugh a D ad warmed kB numbe eandidate elie Introduced Nines | 20,WhO sald she was a milliner, ify sat No, {to the w: . but 1} Bupt th 5 ane Tier Cook's Waxes a -aboUT-Th hia first al ls pached Bay | rite in| tm8OPs | year with the ea. | Mrs, “Meas at her MM house Labor Day, 1% Mr. Hughes Addressing Crowd From _ Rear Of His Train at Valley Stream Hyman’s Suit for Separation. ka hen daughter, Mrw,Cohan-ts ready | in speech, but Mr. Mcintyre frequently complained thet her repiles were not | Jolning the responsive. Sitter: Cohen —totd—atbout —her—viett toe villages the home of Moss's parenta after Mrs. Moms had disappeared, “I said, "Hyman, where are Gertie ana | Wile the simpie Lutheran marriage ser- the children?’ And he satd, ‘That's what |Vice was performed, nnd then stepped ard and” congratulated t SRNR ITT ERR EE Cerra — el AASER DRINKS. TO THE BRIDE AT EDDING | 223 Sixth Ave, Below 15th St. 15.—In_ the pres= j m and 140 guests, ence af Emperor Wilh Fraulein Krupp and Lieut. Guatay yon Bohlen und Halbach were married to- little Gmprovised bride's birthplace, the Villa the pastor of the nelghbor- churet, where the Krupp jong worshipped. HELD UP CHAUFFEUR; LOCKED IW A CELL CANT FIND JURORS tasty hae ‘The Emperor, IN MURDER TRIAL and Hyman'‘s broth- | A Cool, Calm Family. “Mrs. Cohen, we are a cool, calm, collected family, To-morrow we shall RAYS a. faally? Ciel and dacige © action has done— and her andthe. chil- Mr. Cc jen told how sb 1t_them home Mrs, Cohen hott; Ser nat her hus= den * | band had falled twelve tines, and” ate the had never heard that her daughtor pla er until {t was told by wit- this trial Tot wx=TUS= ntradiction of a flufty ue roms M28-Martiwon avenue, 1) nd. soup Bx-Justle rockirn—reat Toatied 52 wry Hotel ‘to sane tate: i ‘ wad Moss tn th ‘ort time .that Mre. Mose had lost $20 at aw peker. She, Too, Knows, Osterman, “L haye known Mr. Osterman. aix sald the milltner, with Oster- Mr, Steinfeld and Miss Sparger.’’ 4 was one of the daye, according complaint of Mr, Mos. time, att by’ t We played piano, 9 and cake and « e away togethiar ath didn't you .know that i had se Wife on the Stand, d bridegroom, The bride wore of” Speci esslons | ghast-at Inability to ill Panels. & princess robe conte crepe de-cnin [panels of point de venise, and Nad «| The veil was of Brus Gustav Samuels Had to Pay ~Many Fees for Ser Bondsman Got $15. {nsayy tre four-yard tra! head and/hud « 3 Barbara. Lieut. Bohlen's brother_acted as his best/man. At the wedding breakfast, Ww: the conclusion of th drank the hea week Lor sphixting down Bs © belonged ¢o | Who will sit in ca carried on his mach i wo" years ago. | and® how se thia aiternoon, effort to Vo! nad astimilar " e talegmen | waa Ret out—acrunicr aving wimilar altel. to_try_Leon=} culty Hin sesh ler asked duentions | ying that she was engnged to Les-| for a pack tol Vare at 1 losw for. only reasdn- they have r sate ached is that TT Ot 4,000 thas been cvlled from the liste by the Jury Com- ‘These aro tho men selected for the most difficult cases and afe ndt orders that Ro- | represented in the panels’ which to-day fafled to yleld willing. jurors. the expressions aga ment professed to~ a, subterfuse o_couldwt spare th = nted to ball Samuels as an act of friendship, had gre. Teaching him. professional, had been promptly TET heeded Hore 1 had go ¢ went down to Ben ive It to me, and 1 tokt him I didn’t > get married for $ wm week, but We were continually Magistrate Finn zave | I. visited should xeturn nhattan avenuo | M | the $1) to Sam- gapital punish« are real or only to escape Jury duty Judges are not barred from the court he trate also threatened to «the messengers who took WEPT ASHE TOLO OF RUIN-BY TRUST IK—Tostimons members of and when | asked him if thero h ¢ LE something wrovig at business he a MRS, DAVIS SLEPT WELL, It was sald to-day at the Hotel Ma- If you don't let homo to my mother "Don't bother me mo alone I'l Many Domestic Jangles h he dining-room remains about } down ‘and do are stil at the ‘hotel. 19 out of te wife he would say If Coffee does things to you — J me $17 a weok for house-jrelative to the pommible oxistence of a ‘Aywarn, of Pontiac, IIL, who told of is strugetes ag Aygurn broke {nto teans while on giving further evidence: down his face, and tok's Oxpennos tad” dared-to deal with the, track AA {ths thes farmer POSTUM ‘*Thero’s a Reason’’ pany your, allowance . that the disornination Tiaguinat him had bedn doubled because the ralinouds had refused to cars in watch to transport his_erein. pda) bled except th no two times told here wt Bata Beaoh,'* LOST: A PATIENT Loeffle Disappears Mysterious- ly, Clothed Only in Pajamas, | Bathrobe and Slippers. | r, thirty-two years old orker. of No Wat Ave- | > nue A, taken from Preabyterlan Tos- 7} pitaitoHellevue Hospital last “Chitr day suffering from tuberculosis, is m teriousiy missing. Joseph Loef! a parquet! Hleor was admitted to | When Loeft! Rellevue he was placed in the tubercu- | AN -losis ward, under the care of Nur: lien. His clothes and belongings were taken from him, and placed in the property room. On Friday, Loet. fler’s mother yiaited the hospital and saw her son. and with angther son, Frederick, of No, 410 Bast fourth street, went to tie on Baturday, They were told they cou! not see the patient that day, ashe was. too ill, and went away. : f The real reason, it is alleged, they | could not sce him-way that he was missing. It appears that on Friday | Loeffier naked to be allowed to move | about and do Hght work, and was give a sult of pijamus, a bath robe ana =} pair of slippers, He was scen Sat day morning, but soon disappeared. Su- pertntendent” Armstrong ordered ‘Night } Captain McHale on Saturday night to | report the man ns missing to the police. 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