The evening world. Newspaper, June 19, 1907, Page 3

~a? THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 319, 1907. WALKS OUT OF WON BY AN “AD” WINDOW AT CALL CF LOVED ON TANTS ALIMONY. OF LOVE Left Anstett Day Atter Mar-/Aged Maria Mahachek, Alone riage, but Will Fight An- in World, Plunges to nalment Suit. Her Death, ONE NIGHT BRID ALL THAT 1 LOVE DIES.” ASKS $5c0, FOR L RWEER | “My Antipathy Against You Ss I< IS Husbands and Children and Goes. Unlimited,” Wrote After Leaving Him. Calling 6 Bohemia a nad to-@ny becauab A dee} sic x 4 from Jus its quaint old characters has Court, , Brookly: ‘ * in loved onea ‘They counsel fees and , na beckon! to war, and at the remarkable suit of Anton An went But tor all thel for E nt » knew her feel that at last Mite night oe Maria Mahachek has found pear elgnty “yours one knows wan ifelens |1 after ho had exhibited to her—as pe 4 wife No. 2 e ; ing to the story told by the sloty “window x: Wwhile."dellnons wives, Thompson, In A ben Instantly killed married pretty, blonde Jennie Hola seldom) mortals have such @|wio lives on Parcee stre . rary ws to bear as did Maria} seer @ courtship that lasted exactly six fimo a : kk. She had long deena real-| hours. The honeym a Bir. Anatett 1s ad-{ New York, having come from) much longer than wooing, for fou mits ta F . shemia when quite a young women.| weeks after the belle ‘ than tweaty-f ad walters fed_t and ‘fivel ona seinée nan gins firm lows ne Geath of | vealed nerve) " | herfirst husband. In thme she married | istrate ilstened, that Thompson had paic Mis wes not long until the| nis court to brunette and plump Cor * husband’ died. Then one by} Mulgrain with all the ardor he had fo five oblidren sickened and died fe ogeg | When she laid the last one away all appiness seemed to have departed om her life o 1 r 4 woman had one friend who saalal Binley: ike a son. He waa a warm- * ae hearted [rishman, John Mack, whom epartment-house e had nursed during iUnesy and given Brooklyn, told her i sara her's tender care, He saw that @wned and presented her she i4 not want, an@ promised that es hain- his when he married she should live at andsotner jewelry, Ho agreed, yj his. home. Mrs. Ansictt ‘hays, to pulld her a home| 18 Married, and when a ttle Mack @ Jamaica Bay and the two went be. | ome, she waa an happy as the parents fore a nenister on Aug. 4 iast and were | When given a piace vas Hs nuree married In the ohild peered to find her They. went to Anstett's home, at No, |OMly solace. She never wanted It to 286 Patinetto atroct, for. the honeymoon, |!*#¥¢ her sight and wes never content en with it. Then the infant The next morning the bride went back. *X°!?* ¥ to Washington Heights and her mother | Decmme Ml, and recently died. ahaa weer later resumed her old pim- | AC# that the old woman began to tion with che Brasdwxy house as a de. | 2OP. , “Everything I love dies,” ghe aigner. Aowte:t & lawyer to ner | MOaned. “All have left me. It wil} not wevere! (mea with an ollve branch,|°¢ Jone until! J, to Finally toe la offered $500 camh (¢ | APA she became very tn, Last night : @ peperswaiving her | 9). Obvious the end was not dar dower rig ‘Anatett found he couldn't |S"&Y: DF. Lasina told her ao, and ahe anita? Sy and So is rewatas e200 Willing to start on the ‘long Dusiness w frequently Ing her [272meY Father Kissner, of East Sx- signature. a ius bride wrote hie |{RUD&St stieet, was called and adminls- letter tered extreme unction, after which she Dear I I xwkret <olbe obtinet| te ie eee to Miarproint you, bet under ao cana, | Mery this morning Mrs. Mack, who tion wil We have net karog | €as attending ner, was aroused by « n. Bince we have | Vos’ 4nd heard a window raised. She > | hastily arose and got into the room just ver delirtum, “They're calling me.” Mrs, Mack rushed toward her, but 42 | the old woman, with outstretched armas, ked out of the window before weary enterta “ you un- | could be reached, and fel) to Abe pe 1 bear no | ment four stories below, rear: than later | A horror-stricken group gathered about the crushed, shapeless object. A © “P. 8.—1 will tray Ya jn | POlic@maN came up, bruahed them aside. x lo forge | end said there no need of an anrbu- leet Aa | lance. RICH MAN'S SON DROWNED. Young Harrison, Kast River Vi tim, Inherited Fort It was learned to-day that Paul W. Harrison, the young man who fell in the East River yesterday as he was start: jing on a tour of the world and was drowned, was a son of the late Judge | Lynde Harrison, of New Haven, Conn. “INDIAN KILLS HIS WIFE, 4 _ THEN HANGS HIMSELF. Fired on Woman As She Rode in Wagon with Others, ‘Then | gy nis tuther’s ‘will hp inhertted « large Went to Orchard to Die. estate, He married Miss Elenrida Scho- SUNFALO. June i. nk E. Tay), ftih & New Haven departinent-store qhdef. & carpenter on the Cattaraugus | MOsWoman, elent yeare REO. She wus vation, Iaat night «hot and. hinng | gals, noted for her beauty Bis wile, Himily, while she was riding| UATri#en Was ® sraduale of Yale and with Jahn Twogins, and then comsis. | Vee, tbirty-thiee yeare old: He had not ted suicide lived much at New Haven since his The woman had sccompanied ‘Tw. thers death. Judge Harrison was a @uhs and Mrs. Jacob Jamieson Go.| former Bpeawer of the Connecticut wanda to consult a doctor, and, leaving House of Kepresentatives and was gen- iene, © they were” returning io “thelr tral counsel fcr the Consolidated Lake homes. They met Tallehtel while Ving, Ha pany Sending a steep hill and he fred “ain: | Phong Harrison telt off of the string. piece of pler at the foot of Pulten warn One wll ea the woman Tallohief en bs og rehi and hanged himecif Waiting to go aboard the | Curecoa, He meant to make world tour, “ith by, amok! leans tress on." le committing @ ils in, is acket rg 4S ancl he might ag wie TEN abt Lei AY eximtie rete ea failuse of one more 4 we beve made in wren bY this “Ont ee ee Benefit, Profits vy oa Delirious, She Hears Voices ol! TOOK WIFE NO. 2 TO SEE NO. 1 AND COP CAUGHT tM ———— Artilleryman Thompson Now Wonders Why He Fell Into the Trap. IN $1,000 - BAIL.’ | | HELD | | , Second Wife Promises to Wait Until He Gets Out of the Trouble. arttnory-| Thompson, a yo | man stationed at Fort Hancock, showed himself to-day to be one he most versatile bigamists ever kn Fi wn In these nes Was arraigned in Magis ‘s court at Btapleton. Staten Tein’ ter he had lost the tall» of his natty uniform to the stern grasp of tho law In the person |lceman Du as he attempied board a train and escape from wife No parte, | trates meriy lavianed on pretty b! nde Jer Forgetful that he was alrsady ma ried, James married Cora a short time ago. On one of her visite to the Fort Jennie learned that“her husband was married for # second time, She did po take immediate action, but promised bur husband forgiveness if Le would show her his second wile. Whether this was female dipiomacy or an artful trap. Thompson is trying 10 Sgare out to-day Aier u Jong paney TAoMpson ugreed to let Wie S ee Wile No. 2 ana Uys wre aot for t Siapleo Savon. first thing Thompson saw L dliputed Was the uniform of Policeman Dunham, backed up by Mrs. Thompson No. }, ina new hat Hie started to board an outgoing train. but was yanked back by the cop and w court. After Ube Magist bad hel: him in 31.@) ball for examination Thompson pleaded with his lirst wife to lev up on bim, Then he turned to wile No. 2 avd told her to “Hang on; he'd soon ge out” Jennie 8 ‘art did not seem to respond to her husband's ap 1, but hls branette second wife proim-} to walt as long as he wished. PILLS SWELLED UP AFTER H absorbed the sreond bolus wincing. Then she threw up paws and expired. What Pills Had Eaten. You affected without | her little ig Waa. deeply the Utersst of science Tet opay on Pilla. She was | To and behold! in” her. inner. ma-| of tdoform gauze | half of medicated tenderly there Was involved yards a ehinery elgtt ad a pound | or Brestdent Roovevelt may not believe this, said Dr. Y “but ere were plenty the | autopsy to establish beyond | P nture. It may be asserted t at | | Jere are not addicted to cott | and todoform gauze. rect bul ges ‘ ; cated probably nat. They don't ge Big Corps of Physicians and) pportunity to feast on it 1 di we nee ‘4 . a ~ ; Why poor Mitle Pills ate ao much pf it Veterinarians Couldn’t Save | it ene clan’ Ike it. That seemb an important revelation for solence, and ’ 7 for nature fakers.” » Dr, Young’s Terrier. Pills wilt be buried’ trom Dr. Young’s| sunum home in New Haven to-mor-| row. ‘Mer body was sent up there to- | day in a@ little casket er mother, | Pills. prize-wynstng bull terrtor of |TS4y Jim, will attend the funeral. De. Wiikam E, Young, an alteniat, of No, @ Wont Sixty-fift street, and only daugiiter of the celebrated Lady Jim, expired to-day from a complication of cotton and toduform gause. Dr, Young. Dr. Henry G. Gl, thelr aesietants, and Dr. Young’e (rained nuree were at the bedekte of the Httle terrier when whe AWOKE TO FIND HER BABY BOY DEAD IN YARD Playing with Tos Child Had» Fallen from Window and Crushed His Skull. breathed ter Inet | All that medical eclence could do was one ¢o wave the ife of Pills, Expe ts} were eummoned, both medical and veterinary, Lut without « pleasing reault There was something inet» of Pie thac eadidn't be got oul unti) she wes men apart and Wis was not considered a4 Viewable until after ahe died. The little terrier was a prodigious {avorite of Dr, Young, She possessed rare intelligence, her blood was of the bluest and purest. Theretore, when Helm, the demure little maid of the alientet’e household, telephoned to the alieniat at the club that Pills was aot- ing etrangely and seemed to be ewell ing Young motored home. He found) While Martin Faber, @ who iis pet stretched on a cushion gasping |cloluier, atid his wife were asicep euriy | ‘anes wienling: |to-day in thetr Mat on the fourth flaor { the apartment house at No, # Un- Spitting Cotten, on avenue, the Bronx, the only eblid, Mariin, four years old, «lipped out of “Hiete ‘veen epltting cotton.’ | Belen to the alkenis. his little eplb, selected engine ‘Spitting cottent’ asked Dr. Young,-| trom his colleotion of play thi and wrpened |} made his way to the roof. He had “Bpltting cotton, sir—medicated cot- | not bean gone long when the mother, | ton, TP thought he had got some in his | with @ sense of fear oppressing her, | Aeeth and gave him water, He drank | awoke | a mipet quantity and then began to| Her maternal inatinet told ber thero| well.” | was somerhing wrong with her toy ‘The aliguiet examined the dog closely. | Sve ped to ble orb and found it] |There was no doubt about \t—Pile was |empty, - Silently end awiftly she erarched the fat. The search anged| | ewelling and seemed to be in great dis tress. A Vvetenery was sumingned, but the cave batfied him and he went away Phen Dr. Henry G. Gill, who, besides velng & noted wurgeen, Ww en expert on anima! ailments Me was astonished to flower-bede in the yard Uelow she aaw hear that Pills bad been spitting cot |* Hitle Mgure reoumbent. It wae her ton. Daby and be seemed to OF aslvep. “¥en. repuated the mald, “he spit| “len't that your boy?’ gsiled a nelgh- « lot of cotton and alee expectorated bor. ore. Reden, from an adjoining & foot or no of wal house. "le bas been avlomp there for pat Aanon gins: FR au, teitng | the past half hour ‘ t Soot imerely. lnwngins A) Mrs. Faber ran down the’ stairs and | ie wks 7 tated |inno the wear yard. The litle fellow | (stan nm, sure that ig Nga whale” wt were 4 Dr Bul sug in the kitehen, 4 power #he tould not resist dragged her to the window and! the looked out Ov “® graveled path between two arm, bie face hidden. Bhe louch?d him. Hy body was oold and stiftentng. Bhe'| fy nave ‘nite vp to find wast the Lromt of hth bead was crushed in Deeds had been inetaancour, Liber on the |IUe Are-engine wae teued aleve to the rear edee of the root, The child had overbalaneed | Wife Who Has s Disagreed With Grandson of William Astor. | MRS. H. COLEMAN DRAYTON, (Photo by Campbell Studio) HELD PRISONER ON A LINER BY HEALTH BOARD | Edward Hotchkiss, From Tropics, Refused to Go to Detention Pen. mild mannered but « fighter Edwant Hotobiciss, and of diminutive stature, through and through, 1s a prisoner on the Ward liner Havana, in to-day from that port, because he refused (o allow three young sungeons of the Quarantine rgeeriee to dra« him from the ship to | Homman's Island. ‘The reason the eur- |reons muve for wanting to take him to | the detention piace was that the inor was only three days out from the Cuban ort, and sis from (he tropics whose tem perature comes above the usual mark to romain in detention till five days trom she date of aaling have elapacd Hotchkiss, who ays he ts @ pro | moter and hes kmportant Wall street ‘ont 1, was in a hurry to get when he Was told that he would | ha so to Hofman Island, He ip & aecond-cabin passenwer, having been, he travel intermediate was nt held aod Heaith icine when then Coma was the Haven leeman of the Heal ared at the toot of nk with & paper 10 ie 1 that ft wee @ suman, eching of thet ind And that, anyway, be Was there tol ap es Motchk ins The detest passenger was evidently Upped oft by bome trend, for he re mained in hiv cabin, @ prisoner of the Heakh Department riick, a frind of whse Lomperature alao acnt Deparancat mercury oi a who Mt fest bad defed Liorities, | wealke the nainting and was taken to eatlon pan. la ali, “Atty second equal number of third a were went to Hoffman STEEP PRICE FOR BEER, "Drink all the beer you want, polwelens about t,” but be ye for ‘ seamen Brest And Tenth eraiy weld they plesded that tiv ¥ ‘avenue, were night Ss outside they Just Here; the regulations require. ali | w | We iying with thie head pillowed on hie} Whe gesiaton in. thet meio YOUNG DRAYTON, ASTOR GRANDSON, AND WIFE PART She Goes to Mother's Home} in Connecticut, He Remains at Hotel Here. RUMOR OF SUIT DENIED, | Friends Hope Couple Will Make Up, and Decline to Talk of Troubles. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Coleman Drayton, the former a on of J. Coleman Drayton and grandson of Mra, William Astor, | | the latter the beautiful daughter of the | jinte Benjamin Knower, a widely known | jand wealthy me are said ay to be living apart, and their friends declare thelr estrangement complete, though not necessarily per- mani ber of an old family 1? Retahiiched IN BENZINE BLAZE [INS “ERAN GAS OVERCOMES VEN FIREMEN Lieut. Hublitz Fails to Recover, and Is Rushed to Hospital, HEAT MELTS THE PIPES.| ° . 231 Eighth Av. e%s%. MANUPACTURING JEWELER, Less Than a Minute Between | Death and Those Who Fight the Flames. Seven firemen came near losing their lives to-day in a blage that etarted from an explosion of benzine in the basement of the five-story factory build- tng at No. 206 Spring street. The men were members of Bngtne Company No. 3 and were led in the fight on the fire by Lieut. Hublita, who had to be re- moved to St. Vincent's Honpit salon occurred only a minute the twenty- men In the factory to go to work halt y a rhe matey wa a and a |The building {a occupied by the Man- halravapts) er'Vugiateson. care: Drape ‘Trunk Company. One of the social events of the sescon. Mrs. Dray-| npioyes dropped out of line at the jton is staying with her mother, who | goor and slipped Into the basement for recently sold her fine estate at Scarboro | audits ‘badabe ceoley’ ta Mikee tg es ndest place at Baybrook, | He struck @ match and It flashed Mr. Drayton retains his apart: into ame the head flew off and dropped at the Hotel Renaissance, which i141, tne open top of a large can of | hia wife left more than two months : e erie: lone prathomhry antly: there was a loud explosion Pree reat Cony Oe at shook (he whole bullding. and a eventh street. The daughter went there, | \)ower of biasicg oll that set fire to mit her husband did not call on her, nor] tye woodwork of the basement in @ ine has he been at Saybrook to see her ine: Ob adoan winding Wat MOND FONG | ia sald. He has been out of the sity, | "When Chief Norton got Into the pase. | orth $40, oniy however, a good deal of late ment he dl red that it was file | It te dented by relatives of Mra, Dray-| with the atifling odor of gas, and a mo ton that a suit for separation is con-} ment inter he saw the men of Engine t ed. Mra, Knower an. her daugh-| 35) begin tumble over. Lieut. Hub }ter are living quietly in thelr Connectl-}jjiz staggerea back und sank uncon- fout retreat and not mingling in society, scious almost at ie tad for which they care iittle at any time. | cijiet ran up and called on Engine Cow Mra, Hammersley, whore busband is) pany No. #, with Capt, Sheridan in | Judge Hammersivy, of Hartford, a # command, to go to the rescue ter of Mra. Knower, and William Hall | “Lod by Norton they plunged into the | Allen, a drother, were at Saybrook on|peseivent and one by one the uncon | @unaay, and it was sugwested they were 'gcious firemen were carried out to the t holding. « family conference. : = aa ro, street waere they, all speedily regained ograyed' tre dented. except Lieut. Hubli, Th On 83 | “Tere are always kind friends read n men wer ck, Wi AVING DON cCE OF 0 < en, “I do not pecged % to «A sald Mr AH I do not Meg pat Oaks CHARG decay there may hava been a disagree: surgeons from St, Vincent's H lena Baie beag atesecteninneg ment between Mr. and Ars, Drayton said that atother min ESTABLISHED UVER 40 XEARS, but I know nothing ubout It. My niece ment might have prov | em high-spirited young woman, that | t# truc, but I certainly do nov bell she Le contemplating divorce proceed- ings, I caagot say how such a report wot out, 1 have been asked bal a hun dred times If it \s true If there in an eatrangensent It ts not final. There is| too much talk about such cases. | Dire. Knower and Mra. Dr half @ year travelling in io or © ago, and while they were there Mr. Drayton joined them, Mr. Allen says there were 00 disagreements tHe young coupi ‘He thinks ¢ ier again gason why they should ; and continued, “I do not’ believe my niece would Lake logal action acalnat hin, even Sf it should develop tnere had becn anything wrong in his conduct. “But I do not say, un derstand, that any reconciliation 1s necessary.” Reports of alleged siMoulties between the pair have been current in fashion [able circies for some time, but nocning | definite has become public. Mrs. Dray- | ton speaks weveral langunges and is a talented musician. — — HESS LIKELY TO BE RAVING LUNATIC So. Counsel Policeman! Who Ran Away with Girl Tells Judge. for | eau AUS, 2 la t Col, Robert Hair angel for ex-PX oeman Jore D. Hens, indicted fo | kidnapping and abduction for running Jaway with fourteen-year-old Bllza Grady an aaviaing r He he moUon unt MRS. PARKER LOSES. ment etice nm the Bupreme Court, to-da ed the tnjunct granted by Traax last week restrain Mre an De Foreat Parker (ron judgment for toll againet cA “broke ‘Arm Webb & Prall, upon aware made April by Hefare familton Ode Martin Lt ton, for the read from # cement with and wife t balances du Was to be accepted by the Justice. Dianohard declined ty Strong Men--+Athletes POSTUM FOOD COFF **There’s # Reason,.’’ on spent | ay all of the firemen was caused by jead connections moter. —— CONSECRATE AN AMBULANCE. With much solemnity and earnestness an ambulance was consecrated “to the Lord’ jast night in the of the Beth Israel Hospi Jefferaon and Cherry ts ambulance the gift of seventy-five young women. 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