The evening world. Newspaper, November 30, 1906, Page 1

¥ WEHEATHER—Cloady, warmers FINA: Hes 18 En Fia | | Ice ONE, cent, cS : NEW YORK, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1906. 1 TE CONEESS SON THE STAND | ‘HE ALLOWED GRACE BROWN TO DROWN © Se JOCKEY MILLER THVPRSOMERS (WIFESLAYER RS WGINININ Conmay samision sas te Mad TURNG@PIST No Effort to Save Girl - Only oe AM QA . | ESCAP FROM : Gea! HOSPITAL \ TER One of Many Forced from Him ; BALKS A KILLING L r CI] JAIL ON HIMSELF STRANG MISHAP, y Prosecutor Wards s.5.\. | 4 + quel to the murder of Deanne temaan | Wifel Gr tBeccident of FIREMEN FIGHT WITH MOB Takes. Cabochen. Out in, Stretch and Wits baat vo: 2 yhoiesale Deliver mo, the husband a 3 Easily Beats the Heavily Played | Q..ens county Leckup | vay at Note Lextiglons Sotiie; aE ABOUT THE COURT-HOUSE.. : Yachtist—Mr. Wright, on New ~ as Keepers Sleep. a ine , Injured in Street. A Panera : York Wins Amateur Cup. } BE Bary He-is dying in Belleviie. He had-been missing since hi a . |Bailiffs and Sheriff Unable to Hold Curious se : TATE ee "s body was discovered-yesterday by his hrot c j } . : : IRON BARS CUT AWAY. Bree ee aalinine eOlcuRSNBE IRE: Gonfucslon Pagel by eee EROM: BAIN: Throng in Check—Prisoner Is Cool s Ss eS CN others that Bejlomo ki is wife 5 i; j : . “RR Es BENNINGS RESULTS. ft Metal, Not Ch: y the husband heard of this fessid Not Yet Able to Explain the Under Fierce Fire of Cross- pelea testes Cn Na wy 9 erst RACE—Temmersire (610 S|. Steel eas Contact | ere = = : Accident, Which Happened | Examination. SS A in clever fashion by > Jridten| and 2 to 5) 1, Zienap (2 to 1 fer \Y Gitker re GASE a + Rep AeOSPNCUa roreeesmee natie | naeay os Belle alrade ss Called For. 2 Wednesday. Se ( yanks of amateur riders. Mr. Wright} HERKIMER, Nov: 30.—The defens hi ite ISE (Special from a Staft Correspondent) ‘ a cai a be cay ane fast cece aysenieer ee & fel Aldea the somnolence of the ; The only witnesses besic Mra. Patrick F. McGowan, wifo of | HERKIMER, Nov. 30—“And you, Chester Gillette, an expert: He showed Judgni race x a sf |keepers and the.fact that the builders tory girls who: said:G £ Noakes [President MeGowan of the Board of | swimmer, swam ashore and let this girl sink to the bottom of Big lplace) 2, Old Colony 3. : THIRD RACE—New York (8 ta § ‘ tal} 2 it . suffering | Ko: atretos, T he Aldermen, In in the Polyetin on East Thirty-fourth st de spony nt . nd Gf ‘ Moose,’'thundered Prosecutor Ward at the cross-examination of Gillette, ° 4 shen: wan neni in cglaencs in tae fand 3 to.) 1) Niblick (7 to 10 fer) t eS froin that M AW ard Said-fhe had W 3 °° trom injuries received in s6aie unknown | on trial for killing Grace Brown. oa place) 2, Quedrille 3, to. F ' ard Said al ¥ Vednesday evening Pour- | did) wae It yak a He ate) ye place) 2, Qu: nN ay ae near a eae Aue Soars ae a “1 did,” was the easy, almost nonchaiant, reply, and the District- 2 jovtrfjing event, | casiiy FOURTH RACE—Cloisteress ¢ a window, 5 +s Her left log is broken at the-«nkle. ; Attorney, striking his fist on the table, cried in mingled disgust and amazes / i HIgh Whe necond fence ¥ to 1 md 3 to 1) 4, Watersearer |4ro yed to ihe & nbed @ board : her back wrenched and her fAc@ bruised, “G God! What eff " i oe pec roris Soba |(even for place) 2, How Abou! | lated the fect gazeilo| un anaes a Rasy tundoubtedig from atrfkdyyiltias she jood God! at effrontery! R ] aiken lly pestilence ied TLE ae Nascent ATE WINNERS AT NEW ORLEAN frilion oie pavorsent Cae Stans) It was the last question before recess, and Gillette, smiling and with ( : 4 3: LaceheRifion yonder — saat I —James Raddick.6:5 temenste? <5 La). [@f the Polyclinic Hospital: staft; Dr. Sine and ay.cndance good | FIFTH RACE—Aveunteer (7 to 5 reba eae ee neal James Re deick atten af DUE meat TS pl, Vat? LV awdoine, “a bone ‘wpectatiat; and Dr. | Out trace of nervousness, sprang from the chair and hurried to his coun- wunteer.Easty Bost. | i sonnned ‘ Pel n sonart 3-7. tH iol ar Kee, President bieGowan's | q ey : 4 x meee rial Geataatront wren rec rae estes (2 to 1 forisan. the fix watted untit the keep ial x3 Buren Ary iy pu Bacal ee son cura tor| Se. He had made many damaging admissions, but none more so than | 5 re "| slace) 2, Reidmore 3. thelr cella at 6\o'cloc ~ ea 5 ph sl ES oa hae rae ps miei ea aegis teiel? ; placidiy climbed—out tae ~ : Mra MOCO AD appree | tat his only effort to save Grace Brown from her alleged suicide was ¢ b: 9 and) neq 3 =—Cederstreme 0 |b, y ‘ ‘No grave Consenences “ar : ¥ i t leagths/trom Lurettic who close} str d 8 to 5) 1, Lord of Vale (3 to ae ani tnewnste aleAn ne teneanene ~ | honded; but Mrs, MoGowan |a aufter-{to reach his hand toward her_as she leaped from the other end of the ERR a ee “p for plaice) 2, Rater 3. ‘The names of the men are Thomas CaS pe, Ing a good deni from the severe hurts) 0) iri tesn feat away from hit Heanor SHortplace) 2h ators: : she received, ‘The accident ohanced just 5 en feet away from him. amo ne! Fred jc Tem-| Binns Teonari, Startins vest ata Prealdent McGowan and his wife| He had admitted urtog @ false name) in bothirg? A (Shortly) Got wet. 83 Fred Keller, Mores > . » * were to start for thelr Manksgiving |for himself and concealing the girl's | Q Didn't you swim? A. Yes, some ’ "| cieton, Tom Miskell, ang Charles fs holiday in Newport, where they Were! name during the (rip until he wrote | Q. Didn't you dive? A. Thacathers ith. All were awaiting Indictment , r }to remain until Monday. [raein enna aaa atae hacen dived. t grand | y bery or burglary SET B IS 3 When Mr. MeGowan arrived homo ling hore] reminter, Just betore eolag on | @ WHY didn't you dive? A. I don't q f with the exception of T cton, ) A * Wednesday evening he fotnd bN8 lea sake ride from which abe was not | KBO®. f Just z 5 a fugitive from Juat ome crowded with strangers and his |{ ‘ The prisoner admit ! ar Misstievious ‘boyd are oredited wit; tained vhlrty> Ten were got out, but {itn Stakes alias Satan eteava fe | fo fetura ‘allve, é Prisoner admitted swimming in alarm hus be it Sine having kindled a fire which swept] the swep of thé.flamen in tho larger! qyrs, McGowan, who way falling into a every precinct. in the elty, dnd’ the |iprough the big barns of the American! bullding was 90 rayid that a number) King of swoon every few minutes and eh 3 m5 Wey suddenly thundered, “If you struck i ' Py Sheriff will authoriz r 1.04 ice Company on Second avenue-at One| of the animals there were suffocated) whose lex was bleeding Mr, Mos [tennis racket, umbrelia Pesidey bla sult, |~ pac ee Nov. 30. Thirteenth Day at | Day at Bennings, Track Fast. to: sw capture of ve [ara reed orpicali aren tysecten ta itetrent ermblen ed sieedenlsie) Sos Roawav iidicncts vas wita nestles ion: [TUR catenin ieea inte tear Rte Si aeNey Ay eau mel ud areata: Vantaa ters “Jail of Many | this afternoon, Before the firemeniaf-) The streets in tho neighborhood were | was broken, but he telephoned for Dr. |Ct on ine trip ate the marth wo hase: avid tell thts Jury 2" ners have kicked thelr way the flames had spread. to the}soon full of wildly ‘galloping -torses, | Chetw who could not be found tm-|{1 07S ey ie an enarnatiee: out or butted out of thel staples of Contactor McAvoy and were | endangering the crowd that had gath-| mediately Hien dntcartiahe’ Thinks He'd Own Up, jun, but this is (threatening Sulzer's Harlem, River] ered. | When Dr. Chetwood arrived he was 4 T Luh nw 100! wall He admitted carrying all his belong: | Washington, Inga In the boat, Including overcoat, ¢,' the District-Attor= 1309 | FastsT | RAC 400 added; Highweight Handicap; tur \weyearoids, alx fur: i ar Wo Pp Vime—LA 3G, Winner, b, & Many | out, faite He admitted that he had left all his 1 don't Know, but I think 1 would," A270) Zionae ne Uh delivery from that] p, While trying to rescue Horses Jim accompanied by Dr. Bowdine, /Presl- dbs) esp a ity hy noe ‘ is (Geyle 19} Cochran, captain of an ice-boat moored | dene McGowan had sent for Dr. Burke apnalepblongingksoni fhexpenkesatne Rene, loinder. Sar Shee i comp barn were 19) in the dst River, was kicked and SalvDr. C! 1 lake, safe and dry, and rowed about) Q. Did pen Grice Brown E exodus, Th horses. MoAvoy's stadles con- eel hurt. aa weil. r, Chetwood said {t was im TR SSMEh ENERO iia: hough riap aa : Being pay possibie for Mrs. McGowan in her bad- died tie acwalerar oe \s wits troublesome and hired Btate to ren F fant alt tPF: Dbnilst = 1 othe tth ha she Tad. te! to lM ThOMpital, An | DIR) Moose ha [inrate tory early; Closet strong | ambulance was pro aie from Helle se of the « \ | @ Did you write “and tell her so? A. in shes N ae Renee aires Sai] se tlg minal tert glint) Necwen lan, Ses ticon! : ; i sustained & UMN Fractute,sswas | HEE AeMIMER) Yani) /GLvek: oie’) 1 say you never put her aside. frankly 6, sed that ie made no | /) Jlcap} fgr twovearclds {lon of ed_and Wrenctied bask | found 2 a 2 ee {pont Avon aaa Thin | itavas <inj-attempting to a—runa#ay_— MeKehele—was—tnabie—to— saw the fiot to be duugerous, Wid Und ENFC1U eRe GFAGG MCA AIST What du you-mean? A: yanihd airee | reine forckbly enough to stop the fright- s caused severe pain, Hetcondition | ter ahe went into the Inke, made ie to-day at T 0 Jana Trowdway, Policewan-John,P, Day, /ened\anima}. Tho, Fitth avettue crossings Ras not Unpaved b ontined two lof the Trafic Squad, was pclnfuily}at Twenty-third street were crowded |delirious al. tine , \{njured. He was dragged acroua Twen-! with women and children. Day, | from jcarefully and coi rd atreet and half way to ‘Twentys| hls ‘stattdh ‘on the north crossing, In) Aire) Metiot Jockeys: Open. use “1 know you hate me, 2 Fin. y4i ino ery for help, simply swam Ne lahore, wot Min wule came, threw | ltd my wiiole Utes ruined.” Is that Laway collar, tenwis rieauet and) ue? Di hate her? A. No. hb pambretia di, Mr, Want endeavored .to bring. out of clin gr i the co! leccond street before “the bridie ‘broke | front of the “Fifth Avenue Hotel, saw | saecleatsteg: VO\HRG sno) Iniediion co (that _ wanted to take Grace Sto the corridor, Fred [and dropped him undér the horse's | the horse coming. shbuted a warning | uk one EARS ILS the Woe a \ place where she was not Ave: cant ot. , }and braced himself, te: he wore k f on feet tat lise Late be sings, carted a soft hat In his su Chester, that you bg and won eaaliy. Crowds of women shcpsera siw-th>| Am‘the anlmat reached him he made| | i a ete 0 no) the dari ins. dnd ‘reached the bridle, Hoyt th y Wat 1 Grace brown not to. tell = dsaw or a /Drive ofthe! daring policoman).and) 5” Spr 2 me Ps 5 onthe laRe, and took te tril yerrokis and up Tmonette {4 (crowded around him with congratya-/contined his iéftorts to ke the aril: | sete been {tor Kagle Bay, whica he hat stud ce? ior Uqns when they fearned’ that his in-| Mal fron Deno RS Wen Hrd a ‘ ‘ i Hebe tp: front Or uaa oy Rey, ye : nanaeebe ‘e Jarret Kd) would have succeeded In} ts! chaveh out ple aA map. i A, No. Hi theuessndopeatod wena | day, and he cor J It Until) the thy [Juries would not prove serious, wopping It had Not the bridle broke. | | stander secur Cheerfully Admits. Lyin ate eae if The animal was fresh from tha -coun-| | Luckily sthe horse did ‘not step) on} heerfully i PALL TS AD: eeharply Alexander McKenzie was driving | Dm. aa he (ell, bur one of the wheels | Tor peut He admitted lying to. couns*? | b Ne =, - the oab, bund for Waahington Square | Sh,the Daiaam Pusacd over bis legs. | “prowident McGowan felt compelled to| rect examination In regard to when It could be used. Although the keep on dl taf nged to | t¥s 7 Quadrs are sup} was sorry. make tours through’ the corridors at nil: street -tho ‘0 the Cit o-day be | . [regular intervals during the night. the {rom the Waldorf-Astoria wit a youth |eah | Tockea | wheela with an ax reas | f° go, the Clty Hall to-day because tis} wie camera, and to the Deputy at snucle and Hive Piggen end Bill | prisoners were not disturbed Jn thelr| Sout sixteen years okt ax a passenger | Wagon standing at the curb, Me#enzle | though he ia very smuct pert! ye away] 1, regard to the minher in which at up to ment . ~ } Ke ou 9 nechien| 6 r mt ar oO tL t " frown itp’ er Hest. Quadriilo had epeed, but tired, Nibiick closed | Tn Work. soft lroa divided [ke | The horse took fright ata seam roller | Norse came to a stop, Tho driver wan | Seu ngs ees eater ek tot out WAS Uj when Grace f ners lente eEaaey sO : ate * | patty and’ they were a0.careful ta al Twenty-ffth etreet and bolted. «not Sane a Jaied, Yo nad sald he upse re ee a He Ngan Se HEAR BRYON Qand uproné miler@sum, | Movements. that they awake for her batéand that the girl had up- | Ms : s : Ponbnooeiealene anal LINER ST. PAUL WIRES (25 eo cSiee tor pont ties. on Winner, ch, six of ,thelr fellows | { j i BY Yes, did write something js ere the 4 he tlirde ee) ur eounnel told you) thet) a whe , ielioi hows te wien iie danentse# OF BATTLE WITH STORM. | .(i03 "outa! wou ane ema duat you jk0 that ea Ph hea And Sey ~ — must fell a different onet! queried | Q Were you worryis aboutsher,tell- nae {ing her (rivnda you comini, for Steamship Ran Into’ Gale Early | | Mr. Ward, ‘ Tackizd Window Next. replied the wlingns coo | owinz to the abrence of District-At- act ioe beginning the task of eesinine Reind Coilee 7s The others wanted the saw, Wut so yorney Jerome from the élty there was|a Jury for Thaw, bug it is now certain fi ey toll me to tell the truth ; . To-Da 24 Hot f | 103s; Jove H Enon, mauch noige Had been made in cutting ‘no argument’ to-day before Justice | that the trial prover wil) not hésin be- go DRY ann vi Bead Hours J SAT OlOUmnHae pas OUs, AIDA ey eshte e te aad see, the two cell doors that the four who| Greenbaum, In the Supreme ‘Court, on|foré’ the first of the year and Late Arriving. led the court’ room at tie morn son County, f i peat! Aton Jsession, hut when the court was * © had relatives, but where Gil. hod partly gained Ulielr Mberty were, the application af Harry Thaw'’s coun-) not until iate in January, afraid to {ake any more chances, They | se) for the appointment of a commis-} Wiven Mr. Hurtridge went to tho sul had work to do. sion to take the testimony of absent {Tombs for his dally call he tol Thaw ‘At the souihoust corner of the Jall, of | witneswes in the Stanford White murdér | of the.delay In’ the matter of the motion the ground Jicur, tere 1s a window pro-| case. Clifford W.- Hartridge, Thaw’a) to appoint the commission. 3 not known. Riow that ify at Dy 1 LA wireleys message recelyed pere to- y fran Capt Passow, of ¢) ~ rhvors hai! no‘excuse, Wate sumed. in the afternoon it wax neces fe steamship St Paul, wa ary to call out tie fire dopariment to . Paul has eocounter 5 ely | afd the sheriff. dnd deputies in’ repels) | re weather during the voyayge froin | ting the mob storming the doors of the year-olds andi up: one mile teh Winner, “yin. Jockey: ne ! ne the ; 284: 1 ey : i woted by alleged spo? bars, ‘the foxi- |tawyer, had, werved notice that ko ex-| Thaw went off into ono of ty ata or | Push ate in reaching her douic iy Aida] (elbunal seeking admtanion, log aay W Aah neltbors. aes HG a) $7775: | tives sawed one of the bars ut the Ddt- | pected to press his motion to-day, but | tomper, He glowered/at his counsel | © ‘ nit Wombdi and; childron swere--Knockeu | Hee ae aearigit J, donnesn! : 2 a4 8% |tom, vent it, #lie through tie opening | when he laatned Mr, Jerome would not tit the latter expiniiied to him whore | “SP; Passow's message was sentat| aown and tho scenes were almost tot! Q. In one puniietarel tomharivea Horner 82.105 18 3 14 | aud’ dropped six teot 40 tho xround. | ye ere no consented to a postpone-| the reneon for the delay really reste. §,ielock gis morning when the ‘St leur ia ‘ ys alter ri ney ha re i { was tras a | adinttied Tone rae ait Twat time- ee see cerca CECT gr gu eA at Sea R TL heey cyl AMR a AA CM Sh ATT Tleheani, Free eiGilette ‘ataried out In the MOrninE! wore’ true Amt Ra ie tthe Avaunt strong, Pretensloathhad no speed and ran A high bowrd fence stood botween| The withesses wham | he B to) Mus an outinae,’ ho sald. “Hera 7} te says that a heavy northeast FA2) cool, almont Mippant.’ Litter ‘he becwine! you. of? A. 1 don't, remember any. ac a iegracetil them and complete liberty. They scaied |have examined by & comma sélon ate | am scooped: up patie JaAu while that man pid Teutan bet wie ht continua co AOA Aa hecsas but bererernosa | ES t. reme. y de hb ia the fence, making © nolse Hke a freight|Thomas McCaleb, in Joago, and soe. off on pleasure trips when tho hour the despatch was sen’ nervous se, ‘ore Cudation: ‘ feu ay and up mile and an einbih, | {uin criasing a (rete, landed outside |rraxton Beale, ‘In Hakeraville, Cai, [BRUM be, doing his work. Tam betes Ra ee had fully, reoovered) hla self-control. | 9. ya you ever write harshly while : EET [ANS Tee ee om Fe eonara | Monday had been the dato originally q'macey tral and Tm no! reine NEW ORLEANS RESULTS. Wedding Gown Shown, {ane wan ilk in South Ouaelict A, Pere Hn eee Samuel oliowing a custom e — t Md, ; SEAL Ween pf abo Vite, BrORS 1 De iarber 75 Pad er rene through the. porridora es aaa «| eye pulse Attorney! exhibited ea the | teDe téald, E , OTE Tair’. 7 auge 5 A ilreesrete ein aGH ey the: prisonera’ with oohesry NEW ORLBANS, Nov, 4.—The races] gy rencant adress of changeable red and| — Intendgd to Marry on Trip. | Nell Hei deh om) Re ieckman’ tba Een eee raorae toate yn hord torday. resulted as follows green slik Gfice Brown had made for a mronneeens Ss teening heenat Nonacares.s. Rind qeceaean oor were opened’) AUC Gay Oye FIRST RACE=Three-quarters of u| “caate gowns Gillette aad ho had not |, 9: Yeu wrote her once telling her not Mi 4y Stud) THe thot lever “controlled fram <the, outtlde fol): milé-Ghd)(8 to 5 andyout)1, Gold | eee enn crore and hid-no knowl. |t®, 20, #udh 8 foollah” think | agate.) | Cormal 0/070 8 Bicker’ n ct rea Anata ed AN ta Gincie 9, to 1 for place) 2. Tytania ree ey girl had {What Was chat Loollah thing she had the locks+dropped from the cell doors dhucthe: prisoners: awarmed Out! Irene McCarthy. ‘a Btylea and, Leonard did noc count the | twenty-three years old, of No, 22 West} Sng, wad Thomas J: Shad he SNE ‘alias Irene Brown, ) Ing. of nant c) Time=114, done? A. Telephoned to me, i manos fo cheeks, are ak. Sing VND RAGE—Five-dehtha of a| honed to be married in tt. He held It! Qo you think it was foolish tor her 57 8 of Nyter i ‘Bu Feat ieee Off SSS Lahey awn boat. tant of the Vale iran: hie. rade, Pater closed futrons, rixoners, They went on -about, thelr ‘clerk, who socurdd the original milo—Suada (4 to land § to 5) 1, Frank | ap in bgth hands and inxpected it as | 1 : f i, Hightleth street, was wént to the Béd- nals of the| Mm! Pipeline DheAR apy in be to teleoone when she wis frantic a, busine: (qed Rorormantorys today iby gales mignaturen for vem: is at Bimira. Firenee ie ie 2 for place) 2 Monere 3} jncurlously aa If It had been a pumpkin. | through not hearing from yout AL Yea, | , ‘The six know full_woltt that between ‘The young woman, having a crimin ‘The™“prosecutc emtioned th TH R FE H RT ON Roene ant the ‘cold world Outside there | Greenbaum, sitting In tho Griminad| tecord Of, her own, ‘rather “expected ML THIRD: HACE—One mile.—Beecher (6 | TH® tite dadaen Route anc ae I thought dt was unnecessary, ‘ “wis nothing but an open window and a ’ © Auburn. Bhe showed her | to'1 and 7.t0 5) 2, Flavigny (6 to 1 for] Wwitnes ome e 5 , . : Toate (ance They nexotinted these two | eranch of the Bupreme Court, pleanure: when the Justice made this ND et oe: Mi onal ack a oriole | tesa tho Lakieg Fock SLAKe, i Q. When you,left Cortland to ga ; aglen without loss of time and. ac Bho had pleaded guilty to being ‘the | Bedford Roformatory the place of ber iy “You went in bathing there?’ asked} and meet Grace Browp had you Tigd away. in tho gray dawn in the dl- | soca: Wall etréet | Imprisonment. < Gmrlos Bormann, Jeoney MoCuedy 40m the novond oor of\the sow bullding | Futon, of ‘the Long. Iainna Raliroad | soomeMoe atte Pec husbands ceanee lcs ude, can't I. take my baby with icaaoraer eR RS Mr. Ward. Pen Ee ERE SP) aad Ihimes Hefvillo, stone masons, were [iat the foot of Bast Fortleth atreet gol ck, é a naked. gehernnrre verb bqieon vats “Yous') replied the witness healtat- a } a) Deadly. thfumed | tits afternoon when Mipted, The Injured: mens ere takin to SR BSA aor ARIST, Brathan Brahe retoae meeett B. ae 8 han eral ie SPAY BCA RENT EE made “Wp yaur mind to go away, | f : Bb ck eis ee time cago, “0m go KIA) she as an atten- male ‘ov | eaitold on ywbleh dey were working | Nollevue Hospitat, AG ahussrant “Us Matte loc Chae ies Montweller, who did the bores agnt Led ner back to the "Tombs, "Toa. AM. dealers: #48 " Q. What dia you do when you went sna merry Greve bate S94 My | / i ‘ yeti