The evening world. Newspaper, February 4, 1907, Page 5

Most _to the su ffocs thal pelnt— MRS. SIMPSON TAKES THE STAND. AGAINST HUSBAND Says She Doesn’t Want) Father's Slayer to Go to-Chair, The trial fe der af Dr. Jamo hy. Bimpeon at TT, Wie 're- $ shone tines esstry on toktimony. has opt beeu dueath Tn jth truacr poneil th; drama, how Dr ehooting. called to her Mr: o mud she bsequent to “LWAS ROO the th ating.” she explal. “Lawyer Manton t the Dr ofithe nutead a discrip- aiding and. handling of the Simpsun given Mra. Justices 7ilon_of bs scateron.— On cross-examination Mrs. Horner had to undergo a nerve-racking ordeal, yoher in an convicted aware of a neigt- Dborhood because of the stand she has taken, against her husband. She as- erted to-day that she does not desire that he be sent to electric chalr, but sho feels that he merits some de- ent. feeling against her in gree of punishn ————Husnand Still Loves Her. Whén Mrs. Simpson took the stund her husband looked upon her for the Brat Ume in a year, Ho professes to Jove for her, but he furnish) a f about 109 Guest. to be asked on crose-examltia- Yon; the inient of waolch wus to weaken. the force of her testimony. It ts re- ported that Dr, Simpson asked His! counsel -to-spare his wifo unnecess: pain or humiliation, Lawy ton sa{d he would take every —adva: tage that the law allows a lawyer “take of « witness, “ When court canvened to-day Stnpson-had-another-besides nis Mra, Bowman, of Virginia, situng with iim inthe upace reserved for. the pris- oner, Roy. William A. Wasson, rector of St. Joan's Episcopal Church, at his Cows reauest, Was Kiven a chair close w the defendan He bas been Dr, Slinpson's spiriaal adviser ever sinos “the doctor has been contined ju Tyer- Read Jail, and@ts firmly continced of his _tinscanos—— ‘A ChowWd greater than that whieh’ bas sasembled on any day ance the trial began thronged the —street_and yard about the Court-Heusy, to-day. ‘The fortunain 300 who secured admldlon paocked-the square, bare litle room al- Aw Dr Simpson walked through a narrow lane of humantiy to the “prisoner's ehalr mwny hands reached out and patted him on the shoulder and many words of encouragement were Whispered ia hia ear, Or, Frank. a Witness. An enthusiastic€ partisan of tie” de- fense caused to be printed on last| sumption that any passengers had been Tuosdsy-A_statement to -the effect that, inured ut. emont Dr. Isalah Frank, who testified fr the It wae jared What & bridge hail rosecution at tho pretiminary boon burned at that point, and word Wh deaemted the Tiatrtc “3 lad been received from! Edgemont side and would be a stir withess for Beieseoat O34 that all” passengers on tral the defense. Dro Frank established the! had been transferred. Tt was UnreliabH f the information by de- Ret telloved that anybody had” been glaring to-day that he will succeed | burt, : Mrs. Simpson on the stand as a witness SSor— is proeMUGION, TOt-OnTy=to- testi ty: to.-what—happened when he was sume Inoned_ profession was shot, but ta utter Mr, Horner estity nen shotag: Th. some. quarters—whery Frank de-not known the inpresstonmieht pra: vall, because of the statement. referred. to above, “that he had forsaken the prosscutlon—becauge—Mre-—Horner— has refused. tospay’ his hill for £5 for med} cal- services at the-time ath=-in this. ct {the tragedy. where Dr. Frank Ja aw located, iin Tiverhead and orthport- where he was-long @ respect: ed practitioner, such’ an fdex was never for a moment ‘entertained LILLIAN RUSSELL IN AN AUTO SCRAPE Summoned with. Jesse Lawi- sohn on Charge of Running { Mile’a- Minute. : (Spectal ta The Hventie Wortd.) “PHILADELPHTA, Web. 4. — Lilian Russell and Jesse Lewlsolin have beon nummoned to appear next Saturday be- fore Justice of the Peace’ Klein, of Magnolia, Camden County, N, J... tho Justice having heard that they were in fn automobile which two weeks ago went along tho White Horse turnpike at the rate of.a mile a minute, Juste Klein recelved ‘a letter from the New York man's attorney ye: day to the effect that Mr. Lewisohn Could Kot have been vin thy touring. car at the time ‘mentioned; ‘that, in fact, No Was then in kurope. ” He added that Mr, Lewisohn would be home In a few day. no Justice Kays that four constables tried to stop tho oar. but no attention was pald to thelr \algnata ‘They. got athe number of the ‘wutomobilo, and. its ‘owner, Was discovered through the Seo- meturyyot State, Mie i Lady Swettenham’ | ___of the Kingston Earthau LONDON, Feb. 4.—Lady Swettenham, wif: Jamalca__has written saveral lottera_to Mary Emily | Dlac of the Governor of set. We drove ou andiwhe the cliy we found thatiLonitudieyeand View , and the carriage w her fath ROP. Copeland, of Kibbies- ir Alexander were ton lial, Stone, Staffordahirs, Acacribs | he cd_many.—ladie ing her experience In Kingston at the | wounded, On returning Unie of the dissater. In one-of them |my husband there. Hu a reenGer Taia provirions: to the hospita “Twas driving into Kingston with | UP all MIRnt cooking the Lady Dudley when_the oarthquake took Shetnjurad—a eoua—pigh inate." nd t Ir ‘oumded / (THE EVENING WORLD,” MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 90 necrlysup= home {I found} wax an and, MANY KILLED “FAPLOSION KILLS IN TRAIN WRECK THIRTY WORKERS. ON BURLINGTON Cars. Reported ‘Burned. After Plunging Through | a Bridge. IN COAL Mit: Victims Had Just Gone] {Into West Virginia: Col- liery for Day. ace, NON-RESIDENTS CHILD DREAMS MUST PAY TAK ~NEW YORK Highest Court Decides AgainstiMrs: Potter Pal- mertin Test Case, mipget-tnedas chy tie Buprnee emt rofl the Unjted States ~in—cointgignnoe witty a stipulation of counsel on Doth aldue ay a dransfer tax was recasired wo. on Raieoad Cams ay) at all tat ba —mudila to _eXteerd tion of tho atock rep the-entire: valli upheld the valt oH pasty nt muky be of the’ stock, that ed the epliretvaluo, ecattelAteeke BELMONT: “IER Proposalftfor »Lexingion Aves nue Line Apparently FavorsiPresent-Line. Pronticn, =) attention “to new “Lexington Avenue) tine. Ji-allowas thoy comstrictions of /.0.<pur. known as Dormract BA proposed subway running northwngl ahove Forty-second street with yie present subwaytat the latter pointy A oot-note-in-thes plans —saye thay the AM spur wikrnat-te contractes for ‘lat prosenuit ascomtract for “SectidnbD” second stfeet—: viet. <gthe present Hne ts connected with (the imew Jexington avenue, Subway ther@ pwoulfi be ho inducement for in- dependent —partias _bocatiae —narth of] Fort)pseqond. street Comps, <i ny/ would then huve two-suuway lines rumning~ into “the: Bronx: “Ifhave examined with some care. the ona and plans, maps und invi- tat/ons to contractorn recently Ismed by Thetdiomissa! has (ieffectsor affirming the dectnidn uf thy ‘Surrogate Gourt. of New \York City by whieli Mra, Palmers sof storks ini IN SUBWAY PLANS: the Repuflls e-ginia tetter-which Rapid Tynsty a, to connect ithe] Tntenborough Chairman Prentice Inshis leper saya: PARENTS DEAD. FADS IT TRUE Couple Asphyxiated, tol BeeBuried in a Com- -mon_ Grave. {Wwaen the bodles of in Layorint fand his. wife Mary are placed oAly by (de In a common. Krave ‘loalay, heir fittle davehter Mary, name! atter the aah fynot— an jinstitition, Ts y -alatera Will your hor in the ‘waya Of dhe mow Hand. In a dream Mury. sawe sor moter in cath. She ran ito the sleoping room her: parents and -faund both Jail in death. ‘ Lifeless in Chair, On the bed. washer mothr; and in’a chalr nearby, his in his hands sat her The #a% Was turned’ un bul us Six months “ago John Lidearont lef Ttigty “RaW yA EU TOE Now Word to~ better forvunte-——He —went it vork aa hk walter here and senk? tor is familys in Italy, First they went to Ne as urteenth street, there his ived with his own family, But the fipactment was, not roomy enough’ and ‘Saturday. 4 they moved Intot a four-mom fat at No. ore Bat Tegteent ape Te ‘worked @atunlay und cama home Ufeless. néad. vow Od dey lated, brocher at 6 o'clock to help settle the house andshang up‘the pictures of King Vic- ‘tor Emmaniel Ill. and the sainte, About 9.30 fhe whole ‘family went to bed. Manliel, an eleven-year-old cousin of! Mary, stayed at the house Pleased with Home. The mother, ‘pleased with home and happy over the chatted —with—-tie—chiidren-vand her, new Treunton, wished them —a — sound —sleep—and pleasant jdreams. But the drenma were bad Atter-Mary—had-dtscorered--her-tather and mother tn the morning and come to. reaitzation (ial Mey Were nar asleep but dead, rhe ran-sodbing to her alster; and they roused tho boy Many-}, ‘Pogether=—the—children—alarmed—the J neighbors, and they called in the po- an on the’ beat, ‘Patoolman Luk- the ymin. He found Lavaronl fully dressed, even | to the skull cap he was acoustomed to wear abont the house. The mother was in her night clothes, Two ‘burners of the chandeller over the bed were turhed4| on, and from one the metal Up had been knocked out. . ‘The Coroner. decided that they died roti! accidental, asphyxtation. CHAUFFEUR JAILED: . AYMAS, OELRICHS - year board in—relation to “this route, sat SHEN onre : Ach “ould "sepia 10 permit "one of SheiSat Up All Night to Await y, % ~ 2) NS. fs a t Ly ner of oh a » RIDAN, Wyo, Feb. (=I ts re:| BUKINS. W.Va, Reb. 4 ciabeut| after O° Sh*t uresent conditions, and ‘Arrest. of M wt Ported that many—persons have been| Shirty miners, the majority of them ‘congestion of the existing subway, Trest of Man 10 ‘Killed In Af accldent to-day on Me Bur- | foretgners are supposed to be dead, |jeems to many citizens a misfortune Ington Rallroad. the result of an explosion to-day. in-fand i bigedsiraysumwoulds rons Sneaked Auto Out. Pannetiger. train 41, from- Omaha | Mine No. 25.of the Davis 1Coal anagbe rendy. Gateeacarrrcnailensser in to Blilings, Mont., went through the| Coke Compiny at Thcacas, mear heresy prevent thase possibilities, ‘The favor bridge over the Cheyenne River at Pawel aecaae] Vee eniuad peretegtniy ofansenrhy rep lyila ironic saa answer} Airs. Theresa A. Oelrich's chauttour, pooremen tle iaws have been taken out dead, 40.1 ln be-p before. Weldnaday, when’ the ‘Transit fErank W. Shaw, is under $400 bond to- Fire broke out In the wreckage. | lieved all the miners already in the@ Committes of the Republican County | day because he took two friends out in ALLIANCE. Neb, Feb. (=A disas-| Ting have been. killed Conmniewo: Wil hold a-mretyre and it] the Orlrichn nutomobile afd—“showed The victims had just Kone: Into. the racetved: a prevert wil be troua wreck on, lie Burlington, FAKE Mont, “Be Dak te “reported “dere Many vos are sald to have deen. lost, | passenger train No. 41 golng through a bridge ‘Train No. 41 is made up of cars from St, Louis, Kansas” City,” Gaicago and Omaha, two trains being joined at Line caln, Neb., for Puctile coast points, CHICAGO, Feb, -4.—At— the—-general offices of the Burlington road in this city it was. mtated that no. information had been received warranting the-ae-+ near. shart ot jerash occ SEE Ea SIT 5 borhood FIRE STOPS FET. AVENUE TRAE, | Five-Story Building nears\Wal dorf-Astoria Nearly Guitted; Everybody Escaped tithe: danse Work frrhient the: ‘Trafic on Fifth avenue tnathe tudig h— of the Waldorf-Astoria tyes CONGRESS ODE ORDERS — COTTON INQUIRY Ce Ba ‘Board Whether Brokers Are in Combin WASHTN to-day paxsed a the Secretary of thro the cas in the, pri ference In the market 0U8 cltexes of cotton The investiration |s mith the particular taining whether or ne in the prices hay in part from the and deliyerios Uyerc ton exchanges dealing tn futures’ or ls Fosulted in ¥ ara: ation, the Bureau of Corporations, to ny to be qhlect of ot the fu is Aton wr of wo m i thee to Learn conducted suspended-for nearly” hait an nour? two- way while fremen-fought-a—blaze @hat almost. comnpieteiy-eutted the: five-af ory brown-stone bullding—at tao FY} time dt looked as it the tlames guid pread to the art rooma_ of thus Tooth & Co.. wher there ts avval/iablo collection of palntiygs, The fre “atuFled wn the fear od? the bascmentin the back room\of the/ Alex: andrine. Company, manufacture}s of sloves! “A pot Of greawe Diaz dup without warning and soon haul sna sion-of the entire apartment were the photographic and art Agi on the two floor above. to tha DN Ine te aston: Jom vss or | MYSTERIOUS WOMAN IN | BLACK” SENT TO JAIL. the result of any conination or con: | + A aplrey whith. tnterferes with o tl Made -a- Business - in Brooklyn» of, ders “commerce pops. the si Seat A i States and ‘ernitorien for with forelsn | ° Begging Mourning yy | countries, "CO © eae lt, ufleson, of ‘Texan, tn explatn ine Clothes. ‘ he purpose of .the ry Ltt Fees Thom o 1 sae-to-macorteD Wh EET T} Mrs. Mattida ‘Thompson, of No.) 2 sold on the New York and New Orleana | Prankln avenue, f oktyn, who Exchanges bring about a vlolent due-(been long Known t tho pollee of tha tuation “In the price of cotton and! porough as “the 1 fous’ woman 1 whather or not the contract aold enables adarm} “and wil be —preaented —tot Travel Comintstoncre “at Thursday afternoon, tho Phinetrymee ing on _Thuradiy:_at o “tap! ABRIGGS-LIKELY 10 Posey Legislators Favor /the »» State Treasurer for, “__UsS.-Senator. .~ / TRENTON, .N.. J... Feb.” 4 —Ropud- TIN Meners OC MHe-Terisiature wath orad-—-nere—toyiny Mowing the an- nouncement, of the rement ot Sohn Po Dryden-itfoms tie: Senatorial —race— Opinion hero continues to point strong], Belews se H spockesor, A caubus will protmbty be held jto-night. All of the eight Repuigicaigitwho remained oft ot the caucus that selected Senator Dry- den arg expected to attend, with the: posMiblo axreption, of State Senator Col by, aithonzh the /Mtter sald some time Ap CNC, Toy WOU go Tito avcaucus If way turiedinfrom:an automauls box | Mr:;Drofien-wnn eliminated: but by te time the engines arrived the qnere ts no -questian but that the .. House | mitttinery shop—of- Cavey. -Pandds- waste pryaen” interests are friendly to MYr-} Wis tpon |turning and fre eating its way up thofiBrigga, and this with his own popu minetes and Labor | stairways. Tho alarm: was sien 4 panty and the fact that he {x reckoned plenty at tine, 40. allow every one. tol fad SOURIS ine y anes ma Keaitiainonily sod the fi excape from the building na tonsainorosithar i lkely= ee x4 coms ; On the first floor Barstable & Ci promise candidate, ” - cottor and th taflors and Magi! & Ivory, Inport Thero ig afteady speculation an to m of th of porcelain, wero burned, out. and so} WMO. Wit mecceed Mr. Briggs ae Sta ; Treasures, and the man who bs, most » Are mentioned, and ‘who /4s.con. \ aldered Mkely choice, ts Coun: Cler Dantel W. Voorhees. of Morris County the: county strom. whitch Renatorg ile MRS, SAGE GAVEA '” | MILLION To SCHOOL Mra, Raasell Sage'e «ft tof he) Emma Willand School tx a mitiion Anstead—of- {§5109,00), as or eS o: to cording: from Pr bonefactions to AnsUtuGons alon doapatches $2,000,000 for, two Troy tho Rensselaer Poly- i Dluck,"* owas —wenten Magistrate ne ; the members of the exchanges by com- agistraty |'technic rseatving a miflin. No cond: bination among | themsclves to bring Ceurtererdaey “o “nerves Ue = noni | Monaiare attached to the; «itt, alt tract they: Would. lie nuthorized to de- |OG@HeRMecly conduct. plan. which providen: for ‘te (removal of Iver py’ one of thirty: Rradea of cot legging mournins, clothes from tanders ne eats as they cen re of Troy P sail Hearted women, to whom shy ath a{%0 the twenty-tive-dere Tillinghast tween the pelce Oe apace aNd tuturen ee] Pathetic. sory about ‘bein tuft a ibropérty in the east of town. The Naw Yoriciaccthid. tinesiavimores chan niless widow. She haa operated. “the | bauipment Is expected 1.29, surpans hny, $1.00 por bale and that this difference pours say, in many sections of Broaik-|ieirl's school ino the ntry, Emma exerts an injurious <rlea)pald for, cotton. Influence a We xt begaing enough widows’ weed: a amall warehouse,» Noni ry jed to, (imoalls her, |} d Bertie Willant's statue will b placed stn of} what efits Bown t emoriat Park, (kt male ‘ ‘SUCCEED DRYDEN Ull the 316,000 motor jAhiem the town! Pwith tts. A much like amud cart hit by a_cyclone, His two friends, Edward Shotwel: twenty-five, a chauffeur, and Robert Jones, twenty-six, a salesman, are held in (ye -same-amoant. jmachine out of the garage, Mrs. Oel- viehw, who ts “Herman Octrichs's~ widow; loarned of the driver's act and. sat up alt nixht fur the “poltreto= exteh= him: He Wis landed’ at~ daynght” Sondny miorning. Shaw {a twenty-three years) ola. : Magiatrate Wahle’ heard tho caso 11 i t, lanrps—amashed,—lonked ~yery. J RSPTg A wa -demand It was early Saturday evening that/ wna ie filerichy be Shaw Is sald to Wave sneaked the pig; White refusing to wc wet, Fall. of French Still Probable, Du Church War. ROME, Feb: Ues” are MUSE reserve -of—thaoleeular-aant-by- French Minister ¢ Prefects tiroughon in them that Gontracts for the | churches, offered by-the 7 nre=neceptn bie; —with-modtftent vided they do not vitlato the the Stat The Catholic .oMicials hers_ar to see the effect of the circul: Interpreting Its true meaning, as certain points (re nor clea {a believed that If the ne on th Mr erate the situation, * On Tews the omctats of {ean aro-rmther natistied with and’s circular, considering It the Cuthollc hierarchy. According to apparently tonmationreretred teres the emer Clemen Js merely superficial differences of oplilon-are ine Unre-oxtent—Grtt the Miniater hceed M. Clemenceau and to fo enter the Clemences Fore‘gn Minister, It ts also Suggested here tha the new Uttitude assun his’ plans tltude but with the nected with antl-clerical modus yivend PARIS, tory, tonally con 2 cation {runily. don and enter Into i from his privtte oMice. - Clerk: Dyer, queation- ing-the complainant, was. too. gallant to. ask her age and wrote, “more than + | twenty-one." naiitiie jai “Phat “is not “axact. “sald Mi Odlrictig, “Ti Torty-eIEnL” She” gave her occupation as “housekeeper.” r Wart. In: torme Justment of the ipntters in The maln danger Of the stu the fact that the extreme nottled by, the Mberall THON, “UE ASTY about its. downs: The | co-operation of th neti ot swauld now “muffien “tq accom the Hon, eanary, zpum—tx_insuredthe Holy Sea—whl ts step toward pacification by recogniz! rella SaaS Pay dd by M. in his clreulap to toe Prefects Is ¢ to mal Inasmuch tho Hbsiops'auihor ae his superiors | door will wide open for negotiations “and 9 State! Treasurer Frank. O. , ‘SEES POLITICS IN BRIAND'S MOVE Cabinet eto 4—The Vattean authori} osu, sand, tho to the ALEC TIT easing of | priests, | fons. tt ¢ rights of cet o.walling. jar before expecially ar, but It mint- the Vat- 1M. Bri to be In- and M. and their | f 4 is reasing to ot-Ea: tlon_is: belinred-to-be—aspiring to- auc. rm a new Jeabinet with the assistance of M. Mil-) lerand, Radical-Soctallet and ex=Min- ister of Commerce, who declined to Cabinet except “| t possibly ! Briand prepare a Chareh. 4.—Tae_modenite ae 01 warmly Welasne ALI tlona to the Prete pn tha subje the leases of Giurchea to th wriests, considering them to be excep: eo the poaltio and. dispute, ton tain Socialists, Absolutely. Pure Whenrordering baking powder ask for Royal. A pure, grape cream of tartar ipowder. All its ingredients are named upon the label. Free from alum and phosphate of lime. Absoluteiy Pure ROYALIBAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK | { | Glasses if needed —One Doll sixuh ysixtle ntain an | EYESTRAIN Consult our Registered Piiysiclans rh \Chitdren Left Orphans ; -Asphyxiation of Parents by Gas. Silk } durable. Through “DONOHUE SEAT TO REMAIN VACANT Elec ct Successor to Dead Assemblyman, Tt is_announced that there will be na Jelection to fill the place of Assembly. man William J. from Willlamaburg, to death tn the Thureday Wile cans of theodintrict his eat-wil remain Donohue, who waa found st, back room of a saloc the 200 Elegant New Waters Upright and Grand | ! Pianos of the highest grade, very fine tone, solid con- struction, every improvement, and warranted to be _ Prices low and_terins easy. We mention _ two specials: r p 0! Style'20—Waters Up-; An_artistic piano: Piano, - of the highest grade; one’ led, full size, overstrung, of our most desirable and ;iron frame, ivory keys, fine Price, tone and handsome case. ight. opular styles. nly $225. Either of these beautiful pianos will be sold,on payments of only $5 Down and $5 Monthly Stool, cover, tuning and delivery free. Send postal for Catalogue with reduced prices and erms on th | giving y you see’, years’ time on a piano’ without interest, Horace Waters @Co. new" 134 Fifth THREE 127 West STORES {254 West ney it Ituoms Furnished, % Furaished, 369,98 WRITE FOR Oprn Sat, Cotil 10 cawies “pic ys EhrlichaSons Coulints and Outicians! Established Nearly 40 Years, ction Will Be Held to! the member | consent of the Repub: —-HARLEM-BRANCH-(OPEN- EYENINGS).—--——- Credit Terms Apply AVALANCHE i | Number-Reported Dead— and Casino and Twer- ty -Houses.Wrecked, ot. Hantes-Pyr* BARGE ot reROe ‘x6 Waly 2p they ¢ Hust re rsonss, fusrled by the hrited waterlag place, partinent’ of Hautes-Pyy most ‘powerful t have Qegroar to Jl degrees, fiers of thy jeprings -are-charge lhe ilar nitrogenous and_cily substance known as bareging Tie watering: piacets-taveritet of invalide, though the village and vale” oy aro subjected “to most dextrudive . the widow recelving the salary. Former Speaker George A: Owens, the Republican executive member of) the Fourteenth ASD, dist in which’> | Donohue was _ekreed with Bena ¢ tor MeCarren to-day Oe the proposition. 7 The -Loglalature will, refore, be thei Bee anitheisent vacant until thet rm. x funeral, which took places ! his body was buried int, o) Calvary Cemetery, wan the largest ever held in the Eastern District, and was, Jod by delegations of Senators Asa biymen and State offictals. Sena- § McCarren and James Oliver, the? the minority in the Assembly, th J Vielr reapoctlve delewations. Th Ye) pineal procession was-a- mile long. -an@ hundreds walked = Ot | 6 | tor tothe graveyai Syes 85—Chester 'soct:, 3-string=1 | Price. only | $190. Avenue, near. 18th-St. 42d Street, near Broadway. 125th Street, near 8th Ave, Princess ‘Orensery in Onis, and Connecticu RNITURE riments from {THESE OUT VeM. We Vay Freight. vate Grand Rapids Furnitprea| Carvsts and Medding, exer kane fo Houses rd. s AOtth Bt. 1 Stetion at Corner. Oncn Saturday Ev;