The evening world. Newspaper, October 29, 1906, Page 1

Le (aa Ene senna AY Vi ela el Gl Circulation Books = to All,’? NEW YORK, MOND “OCTOBER 22. 1906. _ WEATHER—Fair (o-nigh'; Tusoday rete. _ LATEST NE 3 Saesavceesnnennnsaenenavorennnaensaangnnas vevsserarery! daughter _o! Blsie. the twely AUTO RUNS DOWN CHILD. 8 locked up in SHOT GIRL WITH ec BULLET MEANT FOR IMSEL Young Broan Says He Never*Intended to In- jure Miss Osten. REFUSED TO MARRY HIM. Then After Hotel Dinner They Started Home in Cab and Shooting Followed. RS SGT! - Bane ‘THORP. - fees , o defense | When Louls R. Brown, a young brok- aes eR eh eae wa eae Sai clei Lyng een aoe Ree Wen Y AMA LC AH Aan ga TAU FIRBT RACE—Royal Breeze(7-to<-< jew in ihe ‘Tomba a taw d0as B atraigned In the West Side Court to-day The biggest killing of the season wa: 5 d-3 to 5) 1, Bon St 546-406. ers’ How tn the mmbs,—a— fe re — = = jcharged with shooting Miss Laura | 7™0°%0-Ony when x food of ctub-honee ati 10-5} 1, Ben Strong (6-10-67 vay trom Harry Thaw, clover commit | Otani a governcsurlvin ea Ghat Heces (tae ea eet ttae crane ere por rplace): 2iMac|posaisy | ted suicide in his cell. or wax polsoned sae ‘ F W. A. Stanton's Emperor of India BIE | way yesterday, he made what he aald| down from 9 to 140 4 to.1. The hors | gECOND RACE—Emperor of India ‘Y {riends of the man for the Kiling WORM AS KA was a full statement. was riddon by Miller and won easily. | (445 4) 4, Lindale (esen for piace Eh eo ermrey erty gel | - . B “1 did not intend to shoog her,” he arial ssid hie = {2 Consideration a | The cvs of Spinelt'a death was = jeald. ‘I only wanted to kil myself. | When the “wise money” began piling | morphine, concealed In pears sent to VOVKING Of a DUIKF+ | vecause she refused to marry me. For|in on the bookmakers the ordinary bet- THIRD RACE—Opticlan (12 to 1 tim in a paper bag Inst Balurday atver-} We 0 the ground) jtour years 1 had loved her madly, but | tors follownd mult, abe ths aaa Ming | 2nd 5 to 1), 1, Slickaway (3 to 1 for) noon, and carefully Inspected “by the} levery time I asked her to marry me, Xept busy marking down the ots |place), 2, Jack Dolan, 3, |rorahs authorities before they got to| | she meroly Jauhed. at the Hotel Breslin I decided I would |nk her to marry me for the last time, ré with her as a witness: and note saying I was gving to nd how the bullet It_made_me crazy. | | “When I took her to‘dinner last night | ised I resolved.to kill myself | Big Plunge on Miller's Mount in Sec- ond Race Forces Price from 30 to. 1 Down to 4 to 1, the Books Being Hard Hit. DIED OF POISON HEAR THAW CELL INTHE TOMBS ye, NOTTER GETS OPTICIAN, 12 TO 1 Eerie nealing by, SHOT, HOME BY FOUR LENGTHS Morphine Concealed in Pears, — Favorite, Talent) {MURDER OR SUICIDE? ; | | | Royal Breeze, Hot Starts Right by_Breezing Home in Front—Cres- sina, Never in Trouble, Gallops ‘ In with Sixth Purse. JAMAICA RESULTS. Drug May Yave Been Sent by Friend of the Prisoner's Victim. BY FRANK W. bookmakers lost easlly $59,00@on the his cell = FOURTH RACE—Frank Gill” (11/ Aithough Spineili miftered from con: to 10 and 1 to 2) 1, Oraculum (5 to vuirlons all of Saturday wight anit-was) 2 for place) 2, Killaloe 3. ded for two hours before death [yesterday by Dr. MeGulre, tho Tombs | FIFTH, RACE—Grand Duchess (1g) physician, noting was sald about pol: | to 5 and 6 to 5) 1, Tipping (even for) *" in the statement of the case given | Taco. Another killing was made on Optician, | which: won by, four lengths at odds: of 12 to 1, Notter piloted Optician to vic- tory amd later rode Frank Gill, winner of the stake feature, the Remsen Handl- cn =MANY HEROIC RESCUES BRIDGE A DEATH RAP WHERE 58 LIVES WERE LOST t ‘Mayor Stoy Says Rigid Investioation Will Be Made end Whoever. Is to Blame Will Be Punished, AS TRAIN WAS WRECKED. - One Car of Wrecked Train Raised and More Bodies of Victims Penned Underneath— Passengers Had No Chance for Their Lives. (Special to The Evening World.) ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Oct. 29.—Fifty-eight persons are dead swariously injured by Lushed hor _stong. is injured. the Waldorf-Astoria, Ho Alexander {Phe prixontr 1d: earrings valet at A plumber, catied to repair crolltsise THIEP'SLOOT WAS STOLEN. e Jew- Michael Mechanic, a tailor. at N. Ea gaRee I almfod at myself misscd me and hit! \ : U ‘ Y her. /T only regret !t did not kill me. \Eighth avenue, wes run down aes sp | hel y TeR an automobile a eon the pavement. One of the | ig ts not worth the while if she is Tiny r sroadway qt my wife of want to at es Sofie pels Rrra Mile owned) Mer-over and over” for-abeut winx toate} “Be Tp Meat a errata the busi- eee t mhgyer Agawam. ocrster ssn] Dx -Apams LOOK Har (0; ROOK women, he proferrediworklig to ede hire: eyrth’ strect, who waa| Veit Hompltal. and) then 10 her home, ee sere eed to. be. Indes eee with Miss Le Uf, Tittaay,of| It is foared that the spine of the child ei est ang make her own, money, vein her heart.”* | Mayo held Brown, who {s [twenty-one years old and employed by F. R. Mosley, of No. 65 Broadway, until Wednesday without bail, pending the outcome of Miss Osten’y wound There wan no Magintrate haeeT Jer hig landlords mattress; At Noosavelt Itospital it 1a wata—by | Heyl bavore “Magistrate. Harlow in| wry from under_his am ¥ sulley, Murket Court to-day to the} lant Thursday, and said he hid ail Inthe doctors that the condition of the = pair of dlam¢ fr tink In another toon. ‘They! young woman Is critical and that a charge of stealing 2 oth ewhen went to look tor them —charzo-of murder maybe made against the | Brown eters Fi Pe Frank Gill was heayily backed and Wert to the post & Te Tavarttes— Setter p rode him well, walling on Oraculum to lthe stretch and coming away fa he | pleased. Oraculumajust peat out Killa- Hea for the place, Sfomeatum, —sergnt choice, had no speed. Royal Breeze wan 9 well played f- vorite in the opening event and he 2 mF Tomrs “emicints wax announced that the ‘nan fad died | ——f er ria brought on-by-the-proapect-ot SIXTH RACE—Cressina (2 to 1) going to the electric chair. Coroner's and 1 to 2)_1, Belle-of Paquest (1 to} prysician Schultz held_an 2 for place) 2, Stampin: rm day and discovered that the Internal Higa peoundss: [organs of the desd’man were full of 1 morphine. Killed Antonio Eppollto. came home with the money. Judge } | Da erg w ttn Sener ee Bie Url Spinelli on Sep 3 killed ee but he quit after showing a flash of; | Sh AUNT! ae speed and Ben Strong. was. an easy | 1own character, ‘The killing wa second. tually an aaxassination and was the cul- | Optician made a runaway race of the | CONFERENCE ON mination of en old fued between (he oe iF eT to 1-ehance,- —Bhickkway; at 10 to a} He-had-nany—eiers—in-the Tombs. | easily beat the balance, They brought him cigarettes, fruit an ten Spelt wae ¢—anxiot ut the outcome of his trint and HES ces watches\ and chains worth told the Magi fat “ “3 Sealed uDSA Thin: “@amuel Sak, ii here Berle | Employed as Governess Se aE Lines sath Bada y ery an ai Bai No, 1 Orenard street. Miss Osten ts employed In tho house- flength: p ene ee, ete hold _of Mrs._Alcan- Moree, -whoirem | 3 Jonet and 7 i ae eects tat the He Felis nied IT TW if he bag of pears reached the Tombs int firsturn by TipIng. Ith Root an ortelyOussariy i . _ANTI-GRA FTERS WIN, Meigen W015 oy hel" crim win by Pe nn YOU art) utis"ancnone Nth is In Awood avenue, East Orange, He A aly. Ne eae Sareea thes men estate Soars COOK 4 Sup ncospthatthe-appointment-of- PF. J-Heney-an stento~Atnnor-at e a YZES. sw York { nmine= all the food tat entera “US ning of his] Wesimant district: BOT stands and the Hotel E night. During | rom the outs ave =) that toa _prowecitloh of theme reike Te Wile] -—€ampaign. eiven— i Gon! wau’'the\t¢ exe eae eS ed. mn mhalmealovert the —_—_—>___ 2 Apparently: there was pawekane qorney-of Sani Pranciscn At + seguro hie % : o ‘ from the hotel about} = E i jwith them, and they were sent up to! Aebaje the question at issue Was OV" tp mnln.ain order. ‘There was a great. ¢,yclonk: Ue Tittle Koverness saying) WASHINGT Oct. —Postmaster | Bpinell's ceil fuled. Judgo Uraham's decision means) throng i court, s lisnneyescnb acta Seer che eau iater| General Cortelyo man of the} Two of three hours later Spinelli = Mrs. o'N 10. Hen oeee National Committee. was | called a guurd and sald he waa Jl. o IN RUSH FOR LAN. ; Tos were sod to-spéed— Me pr: 10,00 NE, Nev., Oot. 29.—Ten muons made w dash into Uie Satk- ‘er Lake Indian reservation in the rush —~for-trestands—Promptlyat 12 o'clock a big charge of dyhamite was expioded > ‘an the nignal tor the race, Launches, | Towhoats, automobiles; forms and bit “$30, 000 ON HUGHE “ odds_of 3 to 1,0on Hughes, one, tnissioners, fF10,000 to 955,05 Was nade Hfor-Jonn-Wo-ontes:> brokers to-day, ‘The! Many smail wagers were reported was taken‘by George Daten,! tht! curb at odds’of 21-2 t6 1, tine ie of Allen, McGraw & /Co..! G. B. ye tie ELughes_ money wea _pul—up.: Tad “wagered $12,000 Both meted: as com-' 3 to 1 against Hearst. ‘thous of the reservation were located. Charges have been froely: ‘made Tavorlshiwassshowr oI AMOWINR Co tain prospectors SAT3TO wager 0 -througi— curd. ttending physician | child'is death was reported to-day ing. syrup} | the coroner. From birth-xho haa been sfcxty, Baturday the nurse gave her a dose According to the # it wala. an overdosa of sooth! that killed Violet Lane, the three-year] bld daughter! of John" Lane, of No. Kingsland avenue, Williamsburg, The} caused her death reer LIVES AFTER LONG FALL, ROCHESTER, N. ¥., Oct. Regney, an elevator man In the German | Insurance bullding, fell tram\ths sev-| enth story of that wrap lost night, hy nat ROBBED BANDI T RAISULI. screen and skylight, landing. on bit Regney will recover, NEW GRANT BY CZAR. ae i Gaia freqdom to the sect known! Rissiana, SEES NCE Oot. ye john Geiitwe of. Saxony, brother of ating ce Avgual, and” Princesa the ried here to-day. shah neinclay dita i0-the-place-where-the minernl-deposits— mat) to enter the forbid= soothing syrup which Is alleged to have 2.Paul) plunged. head frat through a heavy wire |-marble , floor of the German-American Bank. ‘The fall was seventy-five feet, | BT! PRTERSBURG, Oct. %—The} 9 jabe "Old ‘Bellevers,'’ who number ' iikase granting | 4¥eralmilions and constitute the mos, -Hémperor has signed a Brantive| Seospergua and. industrious” élaay, Of OF SAXO NY* WEDS. Mario’ Tmmaoulata vf Bourbon-Siclly, uughter of the Count of Caserta, hdad Houro of Bourbon-sisily, were! The atarter at the hotel told Michael Morris, the driver, to take the .couple Eg Beventy-Nrst street and Columbus avente— Morrin started up Bronaway—at—e lively clin. At Fifty-second. street he [heard a sfiot, followed instantly by piercing screams. He at once stopped anda big crowd cotlected, as wot! had been heard several den ground and stake out their claims | ga Setore tre mtgna “was KrVen: _feyeral men onened the cab door and} Ufted the young woman to the ‘side- Whi Sis was covercd with biood and ‘her [ace Waa ASHEN, Ab She was beng Vlifled from the coach aha gasped: "don't know why he did~ this. I. Hodge sald he was acting | | Pleaae notify ‘my: familly. “Hurried to Houpttal, Poljcamen. Love and Lynch, who -heard |the ‘shot, hurriod to the scene as Mi on Buchanan announced -that ‘he | Osten was being taken from. the cab. 0_on Toighes, “laying | pooring-taside the cab they saw Brown: trying to shoot himself. They seized p-him—andhandeuffed—him. ‘Phe revolyer was TOUNG that a pin inthe breven-1ock pad-ecome- loosened and the cartridges. had fatien oul - Later they were found to ‘on the floor, on} When Mre. Morse was told about.the Of | shootiig she becance greatly excited ana Cowid Hardly believe 1G Nhe sald Misa Osten had been 19 Ser employ tw months a3 a governess “tor her two. ch: dren. The young woman had always conducted herselr with propriety and had excellent. recommenaatio, The suystance of, the Tetter found tn } Brown's twas: "To the devil, with Laura Qatens she isthe chuse of my the tronble.”” Tt was signed with the youth's name and address, After hp Wan placed In a cell Brown paced, up jand gown the narrow. Inclomure The | police. k: fm clone watch on him.-ax they feared ho might try to do away with Nimreol? SAID HE WANTED TO DIF, “TANGIER, Morocco, Oct atronghold nt Zinats, carrying off his! edvaninge of the, AbneneS of | cattle acter a two noure aght, Raisul!| AND DROWNED HIMSELF, the bandlt chief, nt Aralila, thh-A\iioras, | has. proctalmed himself Governor of} ‘* tiie to him, have raldil-his) Arzilla. . i Be a men ta oe An unidentified man committed sul- dock nt East Twenty-second stre Claude: Yan Alstein and Hiram Tut- tle, on the tugboat Glen Cove, cast a Mfe-preserver attached to a line into tH: pales Tt struck the water within @ fo of) the man, Who was Indis- tnsuiye Svisible. but he! refused to take hold. THe said he wanted to die, and In few moments, aa his would-be res- fouers watched him, he went under for the second time and .they did not see Aim arain, The tide was going out and the body probably was taken out to wea, or wines p mnceye In iovane ie. oat blocks away. +t {wag taken-away from the yaouticand it} GAVE HER TOO MUCH SYR UP hy jumping from tie | in conference today with the Preedent | He complained discussing of @ contraction In the ing the political situation in] throat and griping pains, The guard bel i New York. — Lywent to the prison drug store —and- { = | Ge Seowtary Rot. who ie to inaha a ideserined Myineilt'a symptoms —a-eup habe) {OF epeech in New York State4 President and Postmaster the White-Houseand the thres tained together for some tine. Mr, Cortelyou declined to be wowed [as to- conditions in New I iorencoe ntti Prostdent.— ee CARPENTER KILLED — BY A BRONX CAR, of hot milk was prasorie elll seemed to be relieved; He complained Mrequently curing the? bntght-and-on Stnday-morning hie con) Taitton was so‘werlous that Dr, McGuire {was suBMoRS: Spinetti tngered—ter- = two hours in acute fyody—wits-xent “tothe Morgue anda} Trhough {t would_apoear that the man's ifton i She tiRt Ne had | tbecn polsc Catise of death was piven aS f polnonl Round In Body. | pr. Schuliz was rent to the Morgue | ‘and Bpin inter- York versal Alléys, Brooklyn, 1818 afiermoon, and broke even with tho- crack roliers acrose the big-bridge onthe frat_two. series of games bowed. A crowd of oath Hi Wl a ootpttorm an autopsy; He. waa :not | Sesentes spectators wnt the'open* Unidentified Man Hurled! to Curb [fag fin discovering traces of morphine | * id «| honed f the tind to Dr. Bh Johnng:—Nelson, twa“ pride of _the Dies as Ambulance®s urgsOn, ET A AU SE F Bha wir s internal Universal, felt down badly -in the indi« widual series agains Krechton, a mid- «6t_bowler from —the—Monumentat-Citr: Reaches Him, Anmiddiengga— nun —w, Hoalth experts, for analysis, {¥iynn,—of the be. Wan _notiflel of | alruck yal the new Gevelapmient a the cass and! which #0 exercised Herman Fl southbound F aM car it One Hun nt at occe for Charities Com! nsionet manager of the team, that {in red _and Porty-frat—sirest and—Phtra oS", > s zi Ce made a rigid iaventle af doubles he went-in-with Voohhels and }avenus late this—atiernion hurted! {jen Ite found that the pears had been} tothe ‘curd, him Policeman Young pleaeu e ned in the usual wa And carried hin Intra wtores| Cae ted une death of Bak Dr, Mev won a majority of games, “T-may—ne—be-a-champeen bowlar;"" up tire after the death of Spinell} found while-anatier- pollcomangtmntnoned cwitt a : se t aly RTE Pear oN Me floor ot sald Bhler, “Bat 1 can weo the head- /Apibulancs from Tancoln Hospital aaa ee AS ai ebot ts he pone pin.” He said {t for an average of 170 i ed inna’ led as Dr Adams. | taken in charge by Coroner (Shraily, th amb oe et a EE SILENT who will have {t analyzed for traces of | pina for two games, ecneried & saw ynd other carpenters’ | WhO Mit | The change of oorhels for Nelson In 00 RE BS paper’ by which ho MENU! “ste Coggey learned that Spinell! fre future individual cotests for Brooklyn nuly had fruit. sent to hm, He ju very probable. © arranged with one of his Scores in early games rolled this ernoon were 4s follow: Re Usd) ead aoe LATONIA RESULTS. Krichton @ltimore)—166, 213, 195, 201, LATONIA RAC. TRACK, Oct. 29 x 29%, Average, 213 The ruses here to: Temulted ay tc AVerden ce Lear Ueno a tates mt] Xelaon (Broeklyn)—201, 168, 202; 108, 187. | tows. peace Huei a LAE Average, 183 1 FIRST RACH—Three-fourths of ae OU DROORe a NeleriItetor (Na Tie-Men Teams, mile: may Mebonald (0 "to 1 and to 1) 1, The Go! 1 for tines) 2, Quardt Many Visitors In Tombs. SECOND RAQE—Three-quarters of «| Jephere ix. a rush of peonin here ga mile—Mechord 2 to-1, and.7 to 10) 1, PAR atant He wtthefrulreanearan! exc} Balvage:(§ to 6 for place). 2, lied In piace of Nelson in Hepper 3. Hin BAG E-One mile.—Darthut ndiator (4 tot for AIMORE. Tralieh pss Na 189 Wo : Rane a fom EN topurne §.cep ae te ural : sia #50, (3 to 1 apd oven), 4, Ce Ron "The ‘Robinson, Ehicr 8 to 1 ¢or place) 3, Da At went Un ¢ pe Melitein hin cell, He cauianct en them-and passed the ba aroun, a dozen trusties and other pris. | ef the pears nid none of | rothnes experienced any Dad effets, | Ad psit that bag 1 in tt hoy team) and ‘oortees for Brooxlyn. and Snyde Leutbacker and Bradley for Balamory Gre Anishing thelr afternoon kamos, 'To- hight the fve-men toama will roll Robinison, Dinamore, inter, Nelson ani | Voornies. for Brooklyn, atal Brauer, gnyder. \richton, Loutoacker‘and Brande} for more. ‘ ning ‘ork tos, ann's Mornipewide afeys, WEATHER FORECAST. “\Forecatt, for;Neve Kork City ard vicinity: ° Cloudy to-night; Tuer “apineltt come Mine Han? minktion w ek out that nome Annan. -arthe. {It'aisclove that the, peara | with the death of motrow atfernoon and Baltimore team rolis the New Ys at Jack Cam) aa nothing to db ons Hundred and Fifteenth at re Behan, arene, stan Sent ll satin Ge Mad conten CGS Thun aarinal » the © CFACK, my ies G “cot tn pen pn tory lesan, n bate) ‘Omens On ry Selle 10pm apse ton | Sriminal-recklessness-as-a-result-of the-horror-of-yesterday_aftemeen—on—_— wore orotrersshrsr + perished. One victim has-died-at-the hospital convulsions. ‘The! te 4) and nearly two ‘injured, ten of them so badly that they will die, and this is the price that has been paid for criminal carelesmness and core a ¢ ‘road at Thor st Jers the third-rail y and | Szashore Ra system of the W | oughfare Creek. positively to have been drowned or entified, four yet remain in the These two\ Se known to have Fifty-eight persons are kno i killed. Fifty-one bodie | morgue unidentified and two are mi have been i} ig. Early this aflernoan the last of the three cars was raised and xplored. ined four badies — en-fronythe other — £445, Sift ithe mass of conilicting rumors for the real cause that Senta laden’ excursion train into deep water with’ nearly one hundred passengers aboard-the-inyestigators-have ‘already jearned that-the-interiocking- mech- anism of the rails on the draw of the fatal bridge was faulty, and had= abvays-been-fatity, andthe +r before.the train shot. out upon the structure at high speed theirown-eyes-they-saw_to-day,as-efforts werem: age, that the trestle was flimsy. and weak and tottering, Mayor Stoy made this statement this afternoon: AL conducted, blame belongs ft will he fixed. that, fivesitgation will be and wherever the The public may depend upon Coroner G kill and 1 are one in thin purpose, and no man shat -get_avey trom —uewho may have hed «anything to do-with this calamity or -whe-omnriinve ony light to shed upon It. 7 “Coroner Gaskill will before. the day is over empanel_a jury, but we believe. that It will be impossible. to hold an_inguest until the latter part_of the week Y 4 The ae which-accurred¢ se tie fepiee spanning the suorou ener a small waterway. forming the sotthwest-boundary—of——— wae Wants ca eo 4,124 Last Week. DEG HE WORLD printed 31,193 separate ad- vertisements last week, a gain of 4,124 over the-came week of last year The New York Herald, the only- other want medium in town, printed 25,954 separate advertisements, 5.239 less than THE WORLD and less than last year’! fo}