The evening world. Newspaper, July 11, 1907, Page 4

ROTHER MAKES VOW 10 REVENGE THE SLAIN GIRL "Hugo Von Dessauer Declares) ©! Rossi Will Not Need Any _ Trial if Caught, ~~ VICTIM OF BLOW BURIED Funeral and Has to Be Taken Home. Let me put my eyes on this man) Mossi and he. won't neéd any trial!” Fedbitediy tata’ Hngo von Dessauer, ‘ounger brother. of the hapless Elsa, Swhea' the weeping sister and her two rothers| returned from Greenwood killed my sie ter, He won't escape me as he has the ‘Police. T did not know that Elsa waa ured untill I read of It. The 1 Qeho Xilled poor Elsa” must answer for It" ‘ Feretofore the brothers, one of whom 4s Dr. Adolph vo nDessauer, with an of- fice on Court street, Brooklyn, have re- mained in the background, owing to the ¢ ‘They had hoped that the po- man and allowing the suspect and i @hird man, a stranger who was In Ross! apartments, to escape has Knew She Was Near Death. ‘Throvgh the efforts of an Evening “Nvorld reporter it has beon established _ that an late as Tuesday morning at 11 @lleged vietim had been given up. peared, but Miss Von Dessauer was then in the -stapor preceding death." The police have secured from Mathilde von Dessauer, the murdered girl's ris- ter, who with Salvatore Rossi, brot.uer of Carlo, was Elsa on the night of July 4, whempithe attack occurred, a atatémeéft conceor- ing what happened in the artistically furnished flat of the Ross! brothers. fish to positively deny,’ sald | there” was anything 4 wrong in the past relationship of my / sister and Carlo Ross}. the two youfig men several: years. and had often been out with them, but: that My slster never had been in- “that Inquest Postponed, Coroner Schrady quiry into the death of Miss yon Des- sauer until to-morrow moi he will have the dead girt’s sister, Dr. PArthur Beatty and Salvatore Ross, brother of the fugitive broker, Ind The Coroner's autopsy laid the | charge of homicide against Cie missing The oficial ja ni discover the identity of Who mus tn the Hoast ap ight of the assault. [the elder Toast and the atranger have | ing Mra, May ther and, that their destination | je. hsm r than, Hoboken, the time he notified. the girl's condition, he did nét make known, the girl's con- ition until she was adout: to dio. 1 At Rensi's place of business, No. the broker would return to answer the homicide. and that he will lated by Dr, Beatty and the dead girl's Deed Girl Buried. The ‘fuperal of ves of the unfortunate girl were p Her steter Mathilde broke, down completely during the short services at thwood Cemetery and had to be es- gorted back to her carriages, j ——_—_—_— CARDINAL ELECTED —s_— HONORARY PRESIDENT. crag MILWAUKEE, Wis. July 1.—By a unentmous vote Cardinal Gibbons was | to-day etected honorary president of the} Catholic Educational Association of the | United States. : Other officers electéd were: President-| Goneral, te J. 0 Washington, D. C. eral, Very Rev. J: h ington, ; Secretary General, Rev. F. Howard, Columbus, 0. urer General, James A. Burns, ev —Vv Ttev. @aat he knew all hope of saving his) Vers GY sar John A Macke cinnati; W © Miea Von DesSauer had been taken to Poter San Francisco; Very Rev, J. Hood Wright Hospital from her Jhome only an hour or two before the Rossi appeared at the office of At- mney E. W. Hopkins, in the Temple War Building. He had learned in some | May that Mr. Hopkins was a friend of the Von Desaauer family and would be © pt to represent them in any civil pro- ‘eedings that might arise concerning them. With him were his brother ‘Sal-| Yatore, who is now held as s witness, ‘and o third man, answering to the gen- ral description of the young Italian “who {s anid to have been at Rossi's @inner party on the evening of July ¢ @nd to have seen part of the sssault, All Were Excited. @ifice at No. $0) Baxter: street. After ding same time there he went up- ‘0 to hia\mpartments, Then he dis- he_might have is B Potective Petrosin!, with a half dozen of ‘his “headquarters men, “seacvned “the Brench Uner Le Provence, which salled ‘Pro funeral of the dead piri took place tila afternoon while the Coroner was + -@Il conducting his ingulry into ta2 _ Ever since the death of Mflss von Desvauer, the police have been Joudly {., Proclaiming that {¢ they had been nott. fied eariior of the facts in tha case they might have succeeded In arresting > Rossin; SMhere has bern a disposition tn the S@epartment to put the blame for the + @elay upen Dr. A. A. Beatty, of No. 122 Mut Dr. Beatty tells a different story story_which places the responatbility ‘T@t the doors of the Police Department. | He says he did his duty as a citizen t physician at the earllest possible gnoment, and (Mwt the police deliberate- y Ignored hia information until tt was foo Inte to Intercept the fugitive. old. Police About Case. + “9 a reporter for The Evening World @ho saw him in bis office to-day Dr. Beatty sald: “although I was first told when I was talled to veo the girl on last Friday | that she had been hurt accidentally © + and although her alster seemed anxioug af ger a scandal, I made up my mind ‘} t'I ought to notify the police of the cious circumstances. As socn as Beiett the fat of the Misses Von Ds- @auer I went to the telephone and CBlied up Headquarters, giving the ames and addresses and saying ty a8 @atintied from the nature of “the f Wounds tha: the girl had been beaten, #1 ALSO SAID THAT HER SKULL y WAS BADLY FRACTURED AND bs THAT SHE WAS ALMOST CERTAIN TO DIE. ‘The operator at Headquar- “tera switched me-to the station house ‘ip West One Hundrodth street, but the Ueotenant thero told me there had been & mistake and that J should have been > wtrent station. After nearly haif' an hour Sylgbt station house and repeated my txtement all over again. The man at the cther end of the wire said officers mould be sent at once. to make an In- > ¥eatigation. é “But nobody came, So on Tuceday, when I eaw the girl was sinking fast, “repeatedly called up the West sixty- ith street station and told them | Something onght fo be done By thme I bad team’ the truth from y, Bt. Louis, Mo., and the They were ma ‘al, presi eri galled to ave the wounded girl on Friday SS yaioruing kod “wio-sebsequentty had her Fernoved to J. Hood Wrigst Hospital. Genuine S.S.S Ponnected with the West Sixty-elgnth Lie with the fugitive and x We had known rio, postponed his In- ing, when tments athe It is believed that Pepper, Will be, questioned as to! torney Her polloe of the | A. Fairba The pollce say that | banker popes Aes of Br, + daughter). Minerv: kindly to her new attendant genius, ty was. sald to-day tha different from those re- r plot to Mts the dead girl took not married to him and in which she dox wrote: has been tin by Rey Connell, Vice-President Gen- es A. Burns, Wi Sy Treas- tive Board Washing- Cin- . 24, 1904, Rev, Franc jensral P Court Shanley, Denver; Father husband, Ka i did-not defend The home woman likes most to please the home folk, to - brighten the home meal with the best at her command; for this purpose she serves NABISCO SUGAR WAFERS Dessert confections that com- bine so perfectly with every form of dessert that she has for daily service a constantly in- creasing variety of delights. In ten cent tins, alto in twenty-five cent ting, » NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Not on THE SWIFT SPECIFII K THE EVE? TO TEST SENSES /SEGURANCA, OF spoke of “Br: Fiyes‘s' intluence over her, Justice Ma In’ opposition to this ty thatter of an extraneous cha the wife, as which comment {s quite nnnecesenry.”’ —<—$—___——— E PEOPLE DIVORCED.. George Meech Geis One Decree and Anna Brande the Other. On the recommendation of Francis J |Osborn, referee, Supreme Court Justice Hischoft has granted an tnterlocutory decrvo of absolzta divorce to George T. chitrom Adele Lane Meech, a were married {n Hartford The papers-wers 15, 1995, CURES’ - BLOOD POISON In fio other disease {4 a thorough cleansing of the blood more neces- sary than in Contagious Blood Poison, -The least particle of this insidi ous virus will multiply in the circulation and so thoroughly contaminate the blood that no part of the body will be exempt from the ravages of this werlul disease. Usually thé first symptom is: a little sore or ulcer, significant in itself, but soon the blood 6f deuay I finally got in touch with the| the mouth and throat ulcerate, glands in the groin swell, hair and eye- brows come out, copper colored spots appear on the body, and frequently sores and ulcera break out on the flesh to humiliate the sufferer, cures Contagioua Blood Poison by purifying the circulation. the diecase in the right way by going down into the circulation, neutral- izing and forcing out every particle of the poison, and making this fluid pure, fresh and health-sustaining, The improvement commences as soon as the patient’gets under the influence of 8. S. S., and continues until every trace of the disease is removed from the blood, and the sufferer completely restored'to health, ie future out-breaks after 8, S. S, has arsed aaa purified the blood, _ Book the dying gtr) and her stster,/on the home treatment of this disease and any medical advice desired} $ enrne tse ¢mo Aetectives. ap-| free, , ne 4 omes so contaminated that CO. ATLANTA. GA. “OF ‘BRIGHT EVES’’, WARD LINE, GOES | Edward Ward Vanderbilt Will Be Examined by Lunacy Commission, Juntice Maddox, In the Special Term of the Supreme Court. Brooklyn, to-day | appointed a commission anxious to/ into the mental equipment of Edwant third man | Ward Vanderbilt, of No, B87 8. Mark's avenue, who achleved fame by marr: Bishop of’ Sp On, the commission are At- Ketcham, Dr, Henry mn and-Robert G. Taylor, a to. examine The commission was-appointed on the Vanderbilt's grown who did not take| tine mother, with her} Mi ttle Bright By Misa Vanderbilt insisted qhat her fa incompetent, as snown by place from the undertaking room of |“) Commenting on the pecullar am: ; i] Henry, No. 411 Atlantic avenue, davit M PepperVanderbilt’s lawy | ‘ogiy. he, Immediate vein: Givi alms: Depeer Pacers esy*"! OWNED SUBWAY, HE: SAID. | applica Justice: Dayton has * final decree of wbaolute di- vor of Anna Brande from her ‘A. Brande, an actor Brande a Always Good Whiskey | 8.38.5. It attacks article of the poison is left for ae NG WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY POLICEMAN HAS On Complaint of Man it Ranks Superior Officer Is Put on the Carpet. “ASHORE W FO Big Steamer Strikes Bank Be- Swinburne Island. Wie eae ie Peter J. station. The throng of tenants and lesser office Headquarters court-room. Tho steamer @eguranca, of the Ward line, outward bound for Cuba and Mex- seo, pwent ashore this afternoon on the | lice tween Hoffman and Swinburne Lslands, LIEUTENANT FINED Deputy. Commissioner Hanson -handed, tween Hoffman and Ja watioy to “the system” to-day when | he fined Lieut, Thomas’J. Gleason ten | Warrassing Patrolman Hickey, of the Mercer atreet ptaing, leu- tn the Po- stood west Dank of the main ship channel, be- jnepats when Hickey gadped his point Hickey ts one of those rare specimens 11, 1907. 4 nystem policemen that Gen. Bingham Geclites. are: es refreshing to meet az an oasis in the desert. While attached to the Mercer street station last March he offended Lteut. Glenson by refusing to contribute 3) cents for flowers. ‘The flowers were for the funeral of a lteu- tenant Hickey had never seen. The evening after he had refused to 1 contribute he and Patrolman Shriber Were called out before Gleason and ad- dressed in this fashion: “You are the two gents who refused to pay for flowers. I will eee that the roundamsh gives you all that fe com- ing to you. If he don’t I wili go out and do tt myaelt.” Hickey proved to the satiafaction of Mr. Hanson that Gleason “had. gone out o¢ his way to persecute the man. with false charges. Shriber corroborated the statements of Hickey after a feeble at- tempt to temporize and testify for Gleason. \ In yentenctng the Lieutenant to a fine of ten days’ pay the Deputy Gom- missioner sald that Gen. Bingham was Misguated with. the contribution pl and with other features of “the: tem.” A shoppi they were informed t ¢ Vessel had merely’ poked her nose ‘n the mud and war in no danger. +! This ts the second mishap to Ward} boats within. a few days. The} terey ‘wi run ashore off Stapleton | ant Sunday Wight while a blaze raged} bales ‘of hemp in the forward} She ran her nose far in the mud and it required the united efforts of a small fleet of tugboata to haul her off the bank into deep water. H Fdward Fisher, a real estate man of No, 4 Nostrand’ avenue. Brooklyn, stood cp ‘tn -® north-bound Subway (ral between Wall and Fulton streets this ea ineed that he owned the Subway, Policeman Kast, who wus on the car, : i he was Augus Belmont of Tiouas Hyan, and on learn Ing he wan neither took Fisher to the Tombs Co Magistrate Kernochan sent Fisher to the Bellevue psycopathic ward for ob. servation rnoon #00 STYLES IN QUARTER This price is actuail finery if you bought a carload. Nowhere else can you get the sa wholesome, New Potatoes, ———— Essie Sugar Corn. Sweete.i and most delicious mad: price taena Oe LOC Sugar Corn. OMaine sien Otor LOC SS inust charge Condensed Milk. Of highest quailty, fresh from the Mobawk Valley, at prices that out- Strip all competition, viz.: cannot: b shways ac true and uniform With our best te: 100 _ | “S & H."" Stamps Butler | Cans D5e FREE with Brand | for 1 1b, Very Best Tea | Liberty Cans wort 1 eae | SC: worth $1.09. It 50c Essio tho Bena ; ee 10c Worth 40c4 Ib. 5 t Jams. Blue Ribbon, choicest whole fruit jams, in 1-!b. g'ass all kinds, each... “15¢ Liberty Brand, popular assort. ment of choice fruits, in 10: t-1d, glass jars; each Cc Total | Purchase, 80 | worth $1.40, for Cc coffee, properly made from Butler's c Liberty Pickle Gherkins, ontons,mixed,—_and chow-chow in sweet or sour pickle fe 10 | satie 25 Richardson & Ropbins* Delaware Delicacies. R. & R. Potted Chicken, can... 15¢ 5 R. & R, Potted tiam, can... ©. 10e R & R. Potted Tongue, can... 10c 5 Stamps Free w 10 Stamps Free with Jarge bott Korn Hinks. The new Summer Cereal, appetiz- nourishing ‘and eco- 9c ‘Biscuit Dainties. ~~ resh from the National Biscult Company. Nabiscos. 2 . i Pkg. Five o’Clock Teas. . j Oc Fig Newtons. . . \ Alb, Fig and Honey Cake.) 12¢ Uneeda Milk Biscuit. |" Pige. Red Graham Crackers) 4¢ large ited; best hot weather des packages co OC sert; package Corn Starch—Peerless ‘brand, packs! age, 8¢., XLCR brand, choice, 6 | package. ve enne: iC | Salmon steaks—Cohoes fish, fancy quality ; $5 Ib. flat an lOc! Worth. French Brandy, during a Tog. 4. | of, stubborn, honest. unafrafd-of-the- The Ward line agents, at No. 9 Wall! {4 that they had peard by an ofthe grounding of the vessel, | ad none.of the tails. They said HAVE JUST THE RIGHT AMOUNT OF SPACE BETWEEN THE TOP AND THE BAND FOR THE CRAVAT TO SLIDE EASILY. CLUETT. PEABODY 4 CO., At All the James Butler Stores y less than you would p entire list every day of the year. S ire foods and beverages for so little money. ttractive offers for the three remaining davs of the week follow: “Bast Selected, Maine Potatoes, 62: 7 lb. basKet 7c Cheese, Full Cream New York State, highest grade I 5¢ (Butler Teas2Cofiees urpassed in flavor, aroma and cup quality. tomer.- Our direct importations enal and our best coffees are one-third less in price than the ordinary retailer Speciat stamp offers for this week, viz.: : “Hib. Very Best Coffee 30 Lib. Very Best Coffee : Ci worth 46¢. 1b = 30c At this season nothing will refresh’ and revive you like iced tea or “S.QH.”’ Stamps Free with all purchases of 10 cents or more excent!C. 0. D. Groceries Extra Special “S$. QH.” Stamp Offers —}--5 Stamps Free-with jarge carton-Blue-Ribbon Smeked-Beet; large package Triumph Rolled Oats... 19-Stamps-Free-with dottie Peerless Root Heer (makes-$ gattons) 777 Cid:r or White Wins Vinegar.. 10c 10 Stamps Free with large bottle Saiad Oil (best domestic:.... . 206 10 Stamps Free with 44-pt. bottle Imported Olive Ol (Morteo & Go.) 23¢ {0 Stamps Free with package Pouriess Shredded Gelatine.. 10 Stamps Free with large sack Ice Cream Sait (quick freezing 5 Stamps Free with large carton Blue Ribbon Table Salt § Stamps Free with large package Triumph Bird Gravel. At 80 James Butler Licensed Stores. The Bigs) Bottle Monogram Rye Whiskey, 75¢ Dollar’s ; Bottle J, B, California Sherrry, 35¢ [isette J. B, California Port, 35c Prancisco et Cle's Imported Cognac, bottle.... $1.15 Sir John Power's Three Swallow Irish Whiskey, bot:le Kingussle Scotch Whiskey, the meliow blend, bottle Hunter or Wilson Whiskey, J, B. bottling, bottle,..... at 2.30 writer, rooms, a The cent Pia EACH: 2 Fon 2 0 OF THE CLUETY eninys ‘size If yo our Mail broken o} accident y to-day at the re- ] Similar values run through our It pays to trade at “Butler’s.” me high quality or the same fresh, Other Tackle ? 7 1b. basket 15c supply th kinds. Haye Once a customer to keep every grade you half the usual cost, You’! as, we Sav ~ 6O «oS. & H.’’ Stamps 25c| FREE with 1% Ib. Very Bést Tea, worth $1.00 a is: for $3.75 each: Total Purchase, 5 worth 90c., for C There hoicest importations. Women’ Oxfords, at. Jeily Powder Ribbon ; all the cholce: Shredded Cocoanut—Peerless bgind, choicest quality, specially select- ed, in packages; each 10c and Blue it fl The 8! facturers. materials Lrpert os perdines choles dain- tics In the best French olive | All 3 Bottles, / $1.00 1,00 Summer Beverages, Belfast Ginger Alo— Corry’s im- orted; clear and sparkling; healthful and deliciously refresh ng; bottle...... 10c Saratoga Star Water—From the famous Saratoga Star Spring with all {ts natural gas and 10c medicinal virtues; bottle, Grape Julce—Essie Brand; pure French Claret, 65¢ portation; quart bottle... .. Callfornia Claret, half gallon bottle, 50c.; 2 pint bottles. rancisco et Cle’s Imported St. Jullen, bottle Sau Califarnia ci S| eholte, fi bottle» tralda nbO extra choice wine: | Sunday A bottle + and unfermented $100 guarantee ‘on every bottje; pint bot- 10 c tle #9c; half pint bottle, All the flavors; in big quart bottles, each. 5c Soda Water. LE I, Bass Ale, dozen bottles, pi Guinness’s Stout, Soren bottles, pint size $1.35 int size... $1.50 : Strangers visiting or passing through the city are invited to make use of the Public Comforts of this Store, whether. they have. Here are Public Comfort Rooms—waiting and rest rooms—Chocking Room,. for your valise or suit case or other parcels. Writing Rooms, Tekegraph and Telephorio Stations, Post Office, one-of the coolest and largest’ Pestaurants in the city, Bureau of Informa- tion, to ask any questions of general informa- tion; the Auditorium, with free concerts daily such displays as, according to a well-known About forty Furnished Rooms, presenting as many model arrangements for parlors, dining-rooms,and bed- complete Model House of two stories, provide est to all housekeepers and other sight-seers, hundreds of other features, making Wanamaker’s one of the great “sights” of the Met ropolis. as well as if you could stép in here at Broadway and Tenth in person. Spectacles and Eye.(ilasses are lable to be lost or_ with us,so that you can write or telegraph as soon asthe ‘Do you want 4 dozen Golf Balls—Tennis Balls—Fishin; Going visiting? Take a box of Bonbarie along, and you'll please somebody, WANAMAKER’S \ Want a few extra nice Shirts to slip in your bag or suit case? The finest stock in the city is here. Wisdom suggests having an Umbrella along. that your feet will have a vacation in? A Thousand $5 to $10 Summer Dresses at $3.75 This collection of dresses is chicily a large special purchase to which we have added many handsor ‘The collection includes Mngerie dress: in all white, black-and-white and colored stripes, dots and figures, “piatn-colored-chambrays. and—printed_percales.—They-are suitable tor all sorts of Summer-outing wear, 28 -well-as-for-house wear, They are sults that were originally made to sell for $5 to $10, all now priced at week, While the special offering includes Practically all varieties of shoes for men, women and children, we mention today just these four apecially attractive groupe: s Women’s $5 white Pumps and Tan Calf Ribbon Ties, $3. 40 a pale. Men’s $3.50 Tan Calf Blucher Lace and $3 Black Calf Blucher Men's’ $5 and~ $3.90 Black Oxfords and some high-grade Sample Bhoes, at $3.40-2 pale: TEE A Thousand High-Grade WASH SUITS for Boys $3.50 to $7 Grades at $2.35 Ready When the Store Opens Tomorrow, and poplin. . ‘ Russian Blouse Suits, in sizes for 2% to 6 years; Sailor Blouse Suits, in. sizes for 5 to 10 years. All have ‘ploomer trousers. Regularly worth $3.50 to $7; now at $2.35 a’suit. cea tlle Ee eine JOHN WANAMAKER Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Street, ~~ , a Store Closes at 5 P. M. Cordial Invitation To Wanamaker’s | ng to do or not. P. M., and two ‘buildings filléd with discount the Jamestown Exposition. nd as many more in preparation, together with intense inter-_ Art Gallery, the Art Wares Salons, the magnifi- no Warereoms—the finest in the world—lead the WELCOME! u are going away or are away, remember that Order service wiil care for your every need quite n vacation trips. Better leave your, preacription happens, and get_your glasses the next morning, We'll get them to you ina jiffy. No better candies made than We can e sort that folds into your suit case, or the cther / you got Shoes that suit your other apparel, and l probably be as easy and cool as your feet are. dresses from our own stocks. s and shirt waist suits of lawn, Sizes 34 to 40. Third fleer, Oid Buliting. The July Shoe Sale has been lively selling in our Shoe Store all this ‘32s Black Oxford and Comfort Shoes, at $1.50 a pair. $2.20 a pair. : Now Butldine. : Shows... Main flaor...Ol4 Mullaiag. arpius stock of one of our high-class manu- Handsome fabriss, beautifully made. . The are imported reppa, galateas, chambrays, pique Main alsié Now Bofiding. Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co, World Wants Work Monday Morning Wonders