The evening world. Newspaper, June 1, 1907, Page 12

merci. OUNG OPS ARE. SHONTS HURRES, "S5°?2'0, DOESNT KNOW PRETTY RL OT | TO BE REMOVED | BUT TOO LATE HIS OWN NAME OR TEMPTED TO OI INTERN, TO WERE HOME I. BY PELL' SLGHT ingham Does Not Want to|Steamer St. Paul Is Well Broker Denies Knowing Young Expose Youthful Officers Under Way When He Woman Who Took Drug to Temptation. Reaches the Pier. at Gramatan, | MONE THINKS RACING FROM GIRL ON LOSSES MADE AIS GOOD LOOKS HIM END LIFE : Police Think They | They Have Man lw ife Asks Police to Search for Who Has Swindled Many | Husband Who Threatened Young Women, | Suicide, Police Take Victim of Aphasia to Hospital to Find ‘Himself. | RESERVES ARE DISMISSED |HE WAVES TO A WOMAN PRISONER IS AN ADONIS} WAS CALLED TO SAVE, A handsomely dressed man of tw remember his own name, the name of ; any friend or an address which might) Brought Doctor to Revive Al- . 1 He is suff Jewesses on Lookout for Hus. |) eon bands Fell Prey to His {and sie tears Wiles. Velcame © Order}Says She’s a Friend of Mrs. That Will Let Them Meet. | Shonts, but He Forgets Their Families, Her-Name. leged Swallower of Poison. nt a beautiful New York y is unknown, at- at the Gramatan Hotel, anrequited love oker, at No, was Abraham strikingly handsome man, wel Greased and carrying himself with an ir of distinction. Dptective-Lieutenont Ditto Rafael, who arrested Kahn yer says thal since hast October t> wite received a # hae wheedied thousands ot | from him, w ‘ stat @oliars out of Jewish girls in Manhat- | © t Mouse tan, ‘Brooklyn,—Newark and Paterson | hysterics! ep eundéer promise of marriage | ot wutclde t alts vita sie t the re. - 5 as Kahn was born in Russia, where, Ra ‘ n #ick @ 4 t serves ip perep Wake eays, he basa wife and chill. He| towing i - any . ap: wet that Piss wes oducaied at Heidelberg. spokes | Mee. & r . | . . wee ‘ © ar r - languages and te wel a cowar « u. t t 1 r t mped him ic lore|Upon his t ANE 1 bee) ' ; 2 » icine (INE s Hi » OW i shoulders. & a place ‘According to the detective, Katin re " : es Fesented himself as a rabbi, walch hy ay iat i fl ARS : ‘ : sins Ma mot. He secured trom Dr. Radin a) Se! i hee Merle is a Harlem nuctioneer. In ! ' ey PWnited States he went We where he met the Rev. Dr. Rad Wertificate entitling him to perform| ed | 1 dollar bi SMiarriazes, butcher animals and fowls | 1oret 'p the letter was a ity the en is office. La a Eplece dock and pandkerchief toward | at Hotel Astor er T Gad peen and knew her only a « the young woman I g that her com- xf nt 1 bichlorid: percury, oI was t per- w there, if I would poe A yr Was summoned fw ef the Congregation Aqudus Ac ise other rabbinical functions. with |°"¥*? ™ Paipepeice " . Unless J pte % D, ae 4 the best a 4 Me tadeument: fromthe trusting Dr. Bl husband. She learned that he was} Unless Justice | iham’s Rul- s s 5 1 the b I GiiAin; Kaba had no- aimoult | seen on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock xt wee or s > own here in @ hurry and ra ME adios 40 avell-tonda Senteh ram. [at Twentieth street and Broadway. He| ing Is Reve Jerome's | alvided at Tw v 1 | ‘am- | aid not appear at his office on that day | e s w ¥ ot the Indy wave back?’ ni oy | nam Giles in whatever community he chose | 7°! * + steed Fall ree woe Pet Ge SnaWheaa tee React dl obra cane we “ : ste of ilquor| UNG AvpWartee Nota land his business associates have not | Fal 4 for his operations. : Ht | “steal P know somebody waved. ns J A gto the story that soctet; ‘Com plat bout a handso |heara from him. | ie re nit, as Thavel, P f eae, cet S me, Der | ineraham 1s described as forty-seven ee i give 2 This was all the women I could see on : ; pease man who was promising t0| 4, oid, 5 feet W inches tall. weigh ‘Tinlese | the Dis reas | ft abolis ot r x near v young girls with dowries and|]i Ge pounds. He bas mixed relegated . f 2 i tealing the money reached, Head-| hair, a sandy mustache and gray hedierel it sci: reste . ; When he left bome he wore a Mwarters some weeks ago. Rafael was] NOC: “coat and vest. Kray stri; red | thee Ingra . ‘ _ ped to the case and found bait a| trousers and a black derby hat.” ie" le. PS i A " ‘ A menfoer of t ‘ommercial rave. we je bee fr | “Gosen girls willing to make complaihts. | /_ men? jation "and the “Kaighis ot | the egatie ee | i Pythias atbaee U Pe x to the rumor, known as “Ro- (Hie learned that Kahn was working as “Ap agent for the Jewish Encyclopaedia | Brresti.d him at the office of Bur- mn & Co., agents of the publica- Warrant upon which Kahn was ted out a b Bhe hunt 2 eee te | STEEL HURT STOCKS: ibis own and furnish « flat. Bas el $600 that letter.” * that there 1 to her come “at Kahn got from 3 to his various victims, and he ex © pects & “toed of complains when the | Entire List Fell Off and Some| => ees posed to Be Samuel] \A,pharrnetr cra BOE dent | of the Leaders Were 20d, 19. try n. rabeth, Injured | tile. Hs was ie kine of Briton th Mi aera | who have been 4, and pareroramcn na vity, carried @ toss-atick stn talked inbeie sna ' eee Stocks moved flugetshly and down-| was proposed ta put al in O a ee alae x base of a raised 5 r 3usiness Per i RESULT f ward on light offerings in the early Books Not Evidence As prepa inte ich the wan the f ‘(Oi Company's Business Per- * market to-day. Canadian Pacific de-| purnhar ) has = nee ¥ elobrat ft ft . ancelled an mney ! clined 1 88, Southern Rallway pre-|¢or neaciy fos . 1 ¢ ‘ A train 9S: | 000.003 4 across Bibs t Bl or ain ¢ ee hinht ‘| mits Cancelled and Money Big , ferred 1 and Union Pa Southern | year ne grecable to r ja aes « 4 nd < U t 4 > tie m 2 1 : . enalties Imposed. | wish you would deny the oe 4 | Pacific, Bt. Paul and Am deepen tangs © uh > cuune death. | ¢ ne 5 Lind of $1.00 Penalties Imposed , ‘i = the pou Copper 1 fractio : : 1 re Bixtecn ‘ ta Wl Pima ee a tees - t US aSiiesy , ‘once before ta aalee Meinee (iibeain a leticneteece te : ' walked hurried : Ty ates | Mees not know who abe weak feature in the decline, Tg A rev Eye below par and fa: sng iar VA OIL STEAMER SURNED. 5 CONSTANTI n unt wrence Park, arrived » discuss the ement above, »PLE, June 1—The ues also fell down 1) Burn har - “ of meant « ay pasa a ype m nts while the trading showed | 4, { f w i" 2 . rah from Pneumonia and pe ; an in Texas tp entrance 10. the HR | Stocks were offered quite freely and | cionmn's d a pera veal w ak @ by |" . Injuries, | practically all of the representative | 7, \, ae i * . : jal da and speciation were notably |, 00, ne 48 , 1 ’ Walter A. Schifter, of this city, ated ent ¢ eday at the Helmendinger Cu: n t : ; Wee © Long Branch, Beeravated by the injurie BB the fire that o ea his cott ge | het end caus] the death of his two daugh- fers and two of his servants Thursday EAMES McGREERY & CO. reer INTERIOR DECORATION, 34th Street Store Only. pigh a 8 fer is at! nD & seri ir non or) Re will be unable to survive the shock | § - Mr. Co! 5 ‘ eventh Fh faked she learns of her triple bereave- | TE Alt “h 1 CT yy pets alah ati Exhibition rooms displaying various 2 My. Behiffer and his wife suffered 1T | i, Uti a J | de of) the me examples of Interior Decoration, ae FAIRLY Gh) | en pe i Room showing the style of furnish- pacientes \ Dil eS i uring Louis XV. and XVI, periods, i a Touroet “cle | Imported Art Fabrics audWall Pa- din the case b herole efforts ty ea Fe tion Oil. ; Du PL FA i\ | S| nN nis AMAZON vided. Hea : Fine Mahogany Furniturein Colonial, ’ thy Foe mcaleht ° mf ; eign ig aiid | tH rein we ngieat ma a Sheraton and Chippendale reproductions. The clock to-day, when he Fine Laces and Curtains suitable for dining room, drawing room and library, Contracts accepted for the complete funeral of the 8 5 Lad Cursed Him, Declares Tu | two Men Point Out Negress ¢ hool nd Accuse Her of Taking | fic"Su Fey deny je ” Their Money, dell) This br ' furnishing of new houses or refinishing, Work executed during summer months to be ready for autumn delivery, : 4 ——_ Veta > 1 Estimates with drawings submitted, Btrike of 16,000 Machinists Probab : oe eS } by Magists 5 | wil Begin Next Week 7 Gee iat KNOCKS GIRL A eg eee abt D if TERS Thirty-fourth Street he vhretened a + ee ot ” AND Ts Se oy Hith e eae BL ghia for ro Oran } ie i 2 st Twelfth » - fs it that all New York AD- |) Psi? ° « ' ° f distress near One Hf | TISES IN the . A reptees triyete street . s avenues, end why ¢ rua! 4 to re ya "SUNDAY WORLD'S WANT DIRECTORY ‘ Y Bap ny nor Ry heard fk k well, oe porter at the| on ee Seales c ‘ t the qmcgunier. Ghe de ‘ wore on il front with a baseball team of which the daughters of millionaires are com- ponent parts, Just think of iti--and BL.AKE, M P. STRICKEN. iW i, read all about it in The : CARPET Lh BiaWH Co Sunday World---.To- Morrow Parilament for the & 248 K, dnt 4 th Longlord, was stricken LEANSING «= 18%: orm