The evening world. Newspaper, August 15, 1907, Page 2

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 190? | Woman Who Shot Her Father, Her Young. Sister, and Detective Who Arrested Her MRS, LONGLOTZ, WHO DID THE SHOC ITING, WAS COVERING HER FACE WH THE PHOTOGRAPH WAS} TAKEN,) COCAINE GlV TO BOY TODEADEN PAIN KILLS HIM | Little Son of William A. Whit- ing Dies at Home of Dr. Curtis. ATTORNEY-GENERAL NOT ABLE TO HELP THE TELEGRAPHERS Statement Is Made for the Strikers That 23,000 Men, 80 Per Cent. of the Whole, Are Out, With Large Numbers to Follow. Thomas Giavilla Whiting, the seven- f Willlam A. Whiting, a fwealthy re of Burlington, dled at the home of Dr. G. Lenox Cur- West tow | year-old son dent Fitty-elghth atreet, day from cocatne poisoning. The Lalne was administered tothe boy to omelorate the pain while adenoids were oved from his throat. No. 7 j tls, cot ; being re! ; ‘The Whiting#! are life long friends of i Startling developments in’ the telegraphers’ Strike situation were! 0 SECC OG eer rauk of the medical profession in this clty. Several days ago they were. In- vited to his home and were fo leave to-day-for thelr place In Vermont wxpected ‘this afternoon folléwing the arrival of Attorney-General pon in the city from Albany, but they failed to materialize. Jack-} It was clared that the blame for the colliston rests with the rallroad people. They atuck to it that the flagman had given them the signal to proceed almost at the second that the freight train began to move, On the strength of their state- ment Inspector Harkins put the flagman under arrest and sent his detectives to find the engineer and conductor of the frelght train. Eugineer Denies Fault. Before long the police found the en- fineer, Sanford Weoks, of Bayport, L. A fepresentative of ‘the Long Iniand company balled him out noon after he jbad been locked up. Weeks declined to He simply suid he waa not at he didn't know who was Dukeshire and Phillips, of Parkville station, pened to be the car, Be- were able to render their knowledge of e that the hap riding on the front seat o ing unhurt they valuable service by first aid remedies during the t elapsed between the crash and com- ing of physicians. . Lieut. Nicholas Brinley and Seret he Butler street eo car just be- Harry MeLaughiin, of station, who Were on t hind the wrecked car, going to Coney Island, algo arrived in time .to be of ald. ‘two men, Fred Sherman, 351 Oe yeu, and -Jamesx Butler, although a whore address: was unknown, badly cut and bruised, forgot their oWn hurts In oministering to. those who were in worse. plight. Sherman and Butler, went to their homes after a ‘hed them up. TRIED TO LURE CHILD AWAY WITH PENNIES. Man Gets Away When Mother of Five-Year-Old Girl Gives docter had p New Tried to Relieve Boy. The physicia noticed that i Spreatting and tae} was suffer: ested that| ssumed by the strikers thatthe Attorney-General _had_come York-in-responseto_a_request from_a_committee of three appc confer with him yesterday on the strike situation. The Attornéy-General went to his offite at No. had 299-Breadway, where he remained for about an hour. Then he left to attend to some Rs HG : be pete ue “ +, eves hes other business, saying he would return to-morrow. Meee ee crag ete ieawea el mortality | simple operation in which the is about one In ten thousand. | ‘Asepr. Curtis volunteered to remove the adenoids himself, the child's pa> renta consented. He’ was pi ea te bie at 11 o'clock and the Sper eration shot into his throat In the method adopted by all ctltioners. vase adenoids were cut away and the tonsils clinoed. The boy would ni sarily be weak for a little while nf.or the Jon, but Dr. Curtis expected baat he would nick up In Ujne to leave Deputy Attorney-Geneeral Dolton wan) or ‘overtime.’ for which tt een at the office this afternoon. He ‘bay pro rata per duy. jwaid thet up to that time the Attorney-; Must be feured wha: General had received no communication | 'T4 list’ men, companies Added to this is known as ‘ex- whose services are avatl of any nature from the strikers’ com-|®hle only when the company requires xtra list thelr services. All told, these men ang the extra time works |Temular operators repreeent a thousand operato: [added tothe reg he country show [operators employ mittee. All he knew about the action of the strikers {n bringing him Into the matter was what he had read tn the} newspapers. Only Three Grounds for Interferen “IT have been loolting the thing w ze. —~eeld—Mr—Doleton. “and find thot there | dinary routing ne ae | z Sut. 01 ther and thother. are only three conditions that. might Over 23,000 Op: tors. Out. re pwn with isi futt See omaecevel eriarcenc sta reusing niyo hey caentn oped immediatel~ after the adenc “At this moment the Commercial Tel-— thad been removed. The boy went | would have authority to interfere with|egraphers have authentic reports from Raa een emia, “Phe tay wen f@ corporation doing an Interstate com-|ali parts of the United States to aiow ete VED gpa 22a ate fright and telephoned to Dr. T. nininess. hat over 2,00) opera: ve c merce bi that over 21,000 operators have left their | {Thomas, of No. 616 Madison avenue. a ‘Firstly—He might be ordered by the| keys, the total becoming. greatly aug-| | well-known speckilist. He also sent Lesisiature; secondly, he might be; mented hourly. Reports from nine Itor Dri; EB. W. Lee, who was one of ordered by the Sunfeme Court: thirdly.| minor citles received up tw % P the dsurmegnel wh ex ten aa he might take up an Investigation if the | last night show that ninety p. me Pillans Hurried to His Side. corporation should become Insolvent. of the operating forces have struck, 7 fed theansusetint bier “TI don't see what the Attornoy-Gen- | leaving galy the chiefs and managers Gat ative and. immediately went (0 eral can do, However, he will be glad|in charges Up to 11 o'clock this morn-| work on the boy. He died while they voring to stay the ravages It was necessary to re- were ende: of the poison. to meet the committee here to-morrow | ing nine additional cities have stared | if they want (o come around.” themselves and many more are expected port the death to the Coroners’ office, A mass meeting of the strikers was| before the general strik cr owill be | and Dr. Albert T. Weston went to the held this afternoon at Everett Half. | issued to-night calling every com-} ‘house. He set down the cause of deatn cocaine poisoning. A Sven tne enild's mother learned that he was dead she fell in a dead faint. Upon reviving went into ft after ft mercial te plications Headquarters. Commiitecs appointed yesterday to Gevise ways and means of raising funds Feported and messages were read from Ap-| utivel try. the are flooding 3 SON Ni Wee ae 8 eS i ¢ hysterics, The boy was an only various points telling of the progress of| “‘As reports from the far Wést and re- | va Ne ee’ : eg ’and hia parents worshipped him. the strike. }mote places necessarily come by it é x ea 4 1 Hisiifathor: waa scompletely iprosirated One of the mossazes from Chicago| telesraphing Information being im byatnelblows and es Curt accte aid that between thirty and fifty op-| sible, great! additions to the strikers pfiiptetas sont Cialee AS De) Hike) Coae rators employed there by the Unitet|ranks are expected before Saturday ee Btates Steel Corporation had one on | night. ; . strike, thers ae arcetece nell At nvon to-day the strikers reported ANNA WAS SETS | THREE DEAD, TWO Ko gut. to-night a sbure. Gary. 'thut two wire chiefs, twenty-four men a Jn&,; and South Chicago and other operators and four women operators had DYING, SCORES places where the Steel Trust has of-} fices, : Her the Strikers’ Side. Just deserted the stern Union at the solicitation of women union pickets, Railroad Men Not:Likely to Quit. HURT IN CRASH. ee LB i HK The Executive Committee of the Com: | + ny Pe syoa merfal Telecranhers' Untongat Amertes | compirations cee thay nuexpested (Continued from First Page.) Isrued th afternoon the Nigtlowing | bility that the One of eviway i | statement “for the beneflt of tMOUMMe. | ra tere will arta ren whom he swept off a rear seat in which han been adsunily miacuidey. by ay is (ee oe pbb hon rc ay, | - the moment of grace that was youch- the officials of the two ereat telexreny pal Soca ch DETECTIVE LENS LOVELO TZ- safed him noravenleatt There jx no dispos ¢ SCOT The motormén, trying Gosperately 3 0 Be the BRArt of the Wesiern’ Union to fo ¢ clear the tracks, stuck to his post an Peat reeace gresbate gene the Ustypoase to handle excess commercial wenladowniiny thejamiashiay ites pecnen| on era are between trenti- ; badly hurt, tert ree wt) business, nd tere is no dhaposicien shots andthe rnd te run through “™ fase tity somnan ierney obtener te depen PATA" LY WOUNDS pig then turn te an roa gow dump 5s 7 : arn is d ter Madeline was walting | A few of the men and women who Wastern Union companies thvuehout | optrators, train despatclers and sv , S him, pls.ol In hand. He dodged Into are but most of thein fener a uncadcorranlse/ tare nent | te hetideerar tae Uercall cea WA HOT DOWN © | Gaiman tustiiomeaeentnene mireersaahe saea! ey eat ioe teen dott companies to be correo'ly es: [of traille toe rairowus have crouvies of | “KI4?? Gets | c ¢ 3 ot. ugh the bedroom he ran Myance fo escape. A chorus of screamn x ot “Kid”? Gets Into Game ea lS DA Hf 82 Mie, mee Ughter aftor (0 S the rearmost gondol Gimated. Werth veer y few excopetonso ty | reir own. ut = opis oun Rata ala Conair Ud tre iauls op on se rU io aa small offices throurhout the country, | General — Superin dere Facing Detro‘t's: i : min the back and le screamed with {ye streetcar, breaking in Its side every operator besides workine his or | Brouks, of the of the ‘ S : | (Continued from ycest Page.) i ; : splintering th ends of the cross-wire | her regular nine hours asa day's work, | Weaiern Union, said to-day taut here Tigers | 2 ne; salned euoan an areate 5 ith a rending, grinding nolse that works nlso from one to ten hours extra, | wus no conirureisy between bis com- gers. | A mnie > the hallway ahe was right bes hie inbove thet crien sole nim: pany and the raat. oe ae ARG Oe pionamhen she fred Lhe ist: two car was pushed, seemingly an Only 2 of tra c " und we thet ate al os Lad ‘an time, off tte ralls, forced | at fs LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine: _ fini: BATTING ORDER. : a omnd wens] One of them struck picture on the Aaroas the ralia on the other side and Het and ovininal Colt Tablet is a. WHITH New York. rat MG | Reali aee canara ag the mnineer faally, ‘iscovered ACKAGE with binck_ ara ted lettering. a : ° Central Of. WS oha aicey Beare the Henatire of BW. GROVE Se. - % i a Netidimecen eres A wheel chught and Zaire ‘ keep AMAT over and fell fia : 8 t more than halt of Ita ito Curty Uuu DUL We : so ) ri Tis . < do down undernea’* it d 4 ducal to do any “inure ‘i , r . » nelehborhord, rviroad e Pp ane Fg Ne, avy in. nloyers and’ those of bay ‘ ber bre passencers who ! ove it uninjured, draeged ont the a o4 i 1 ne aif @encen‘eloua and To-Day sae : oe net uate and seeder Pel ome me advertised for in The Morning ‘ ’s Want . Aduartera witht hersaldithoy discov World’s Directory. Serdar as POUUACLATAEm IM herald tbeyedlacoyer. tat tie debris. which held /them | THURSDAY, AUG. 10, 1907 fr Wa0 dbpeared a apooed | When Scott heard the futl ntory, he Own iniehiterthatnaliee camara t Mo heist One Hondre yw jlttle he pollee came and, JSressera . ai Halniresser . Anna taken into custody as a wit n the Coney Island—police station ‘Aeents $ Horseshoors i ars 4g0, WheD Mrs. Wasaer threw a Mne around the wreck and held Artista. 3B lroners SUS AW) yuan One a n. Coron: rhurger reached the hack the ble crowd thar had gather eee v elt til the man wae uronnesious and while the surgeons worked over the | Pindery Help .... & lead, are mn Me woman Would not make any state Inbred. Bartenders 7 1 history VWatewcs Fed sal ment ‘The conductor and the motorman de- Biachanicie 5 © hee Bookbinders } ie Bookkeepers Y Boya .... Braasworkers .. Bricklayers M i Cabinet Makers Nurses ‘ , ‘ It were easier far to catch the | selena canner cpa ME ipa sed OER ee rney ey Aa : secret of the flowers’ sweetness coer Packers ie Te eae pu HEA than to define the charm of Elena Flumbera For Story of Mardi Gras Coupon See Page 10: Oey vie é eee ratigcan bart 0 BS teshretects ste tr eteet oferta sts oferty sheet Se fir iss TEAR NABISCO | Coopers. 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