The evening world. Newspaper, November 11, 1907, Page 1

f i calder (waht: Tuesday ta AL che Son of Millionaire, Shot in Bed, Has -fIwenty Persons Are Injured in Wreck on “I,” Road Chance for Life Desc erted Bride Takes Poison, but Soon Cries for Help FRON *L" WRECK BY THE FIREMEN [twenty Persons Injured-by- Collision of | Two Northbound. Trains Just Above Thirty-Third Street and Scores Thrown Into a Panic. ~erhen one elevated train crashed into another from the rear just north of | the Thirty-third street station of the Sixth avnue “L'’ at 11.20 o'clock} @f4s< morning. Seven of the victims who were painfully hurt went to various hospitals. Ambulance surgeons worked more than an hour tying up the wounds of the others. One of thent reared up as 4 trucks witha crash that threatened to collapse the whole structure. DREW A GREAT CROWD. = ‘Over_tfie point where Sixth avenue crosses Broadway at what has been called New York’s ‘busiest comer, the collision drew almost instantly a crowd of constantly yrowing proportions. From the nearby department ores came thousands of women shoppers to-swell the crowd and add o the excitement. . e Ld ‘Firemen carried the screaming, groaning-\ vict ims down ladders to the street. ‘A work train had stopped on the north: und tracks at Thirty-ninth street and THE VICTIMS: “GRODFING; “HENRY,—No--74--No- + jetrand avenue, Brooklyn, foot crushed. Boe. loose potts in the rafle, A Harlem ..train going. mn had. ‘just pulled out of the Thirty- tra street ‘atation. It halted suddenly and Thirty-ftth train in torn ‘|@nd rooning pretty: close to {t waa ua three-car _to _Fitty-oighth Skewerman street. New Brunawick, J., dislocated right shoulder and frac- tured right arm, New York Hospital MARTIN MAPES, JOHN, No. 31 Barrow street head out by glass, Belevui CONNELLY, JOHN, No. 238 Eighth ayenue,—cut- head}- dislocated shoulder. ; Roosevelt. GIOLATHA, MAX, No. 21 West Twenty-eighth street. contustons of syEit— Roosevelt. FITCH, CLARK, No. enty-second street, cute of the head, neck -and-back, Roosevelt, Traine Close Together, ‘Fhe explanation of Honry_ Voorhees. “Ridtorman of the thrée- Car strain, dn that the had no chance to do ore than check his speed “before the ferash came. The front of the rearmost train hit the rearof the other train so bnerd-that it burat the end of the car ‘wide-open, smashing nearly every pane! of glans in it and-sending fragments of} eplintered woodwork fring uA the} atr like javelins, rhe front car of the rear train rear ™ fully seven feet, wome of the ey: aritnemes aay. and hung therefor hait @-mminiite sustained by the atrength of the mlintersd. hood and platform upon, trom — ed | tracks, The two cars which bore the brunt of the amasheup were both well filled. Rrrat: chorus of-ncreame-and-cries—Paa- sengers::in--other-cars had. been. flung. atrigsiing heaps on the floor. pees elevated road_tor blocks, | ind fouant thet Sepnat ea doors, t Crowds Jam the Station, find: themeelyes.mardoned on the tracks raat died! torty—feet—ado street._:Many erway, the streets wore exclted mon ald women. Another train | third rai] as they limped or ran back pouthbotind had just pulled into the! to the station, The others stayed where @ation on the other aide of the struc. | ‘hey were, calling for help. (ure, From ‘It poured’ all the paséen- wera, joining tho crowds that/were jam- ming thelr way.up the stairs leading (Continued on @econd Page) TOTAL: More than a Million and a Quarter. A Record that Has Never Before Been Equalled by. Any Newspaper SO FAR TEES YEAR ~The World Printed 1, 257,944 Ads, The Herald Printed . 985,074 Ads, The World's Lend 2 72 8 70 . LEAD: More than a Quarter. ofa Million, | Te" Pwenty persons were Injured and scores of-others-felt into-a-panic} = if-about-to-piunge-off-the-lracks-and-then-setiled-down_on_its broken ns “Occurring-as-It-did in the heart of the shopping=disirlct, directty | MIS® MABEL, New Bruns-| 152 West Sey- | the atreetn and cengesting the} | overhead platforms on both aldes of the | From them there went up Instantly a bodily over he seats and piled up ffi; fed with | dropped to the tracka and dared thw / Lieut’ Lake? Conlon, of Engine Com- | the followed. But It ay ry Was not | ae ‘BRAD'S “PAPER ~FAILROAD GES TO-GRIND JURY John Doe-Proceedings Will Be Begun, Looking Into Met. Purchase. ‘ 1 | | QUBPOENAS ARE ISSUED. Payment of $965,000 for Line! Never Built Subject of Inquiry. i ~ IN STONYBROOK cored Cars on Sixth Avenue “L”’ | _ Just After the Collision To-Day (Photographed for The Evening World.) i | the Grand Jury on Weinesday ‘naugurate a ‘John Doe Invewiigatio jinto the eale by Anthony N. Brady to | te Metropolitan Street Railway of the Fulton, Wall and Cortlandt ¢:reet fer- ries railroad. This taethe transaction, unmasked by The Evening World, be- fore Mr. Brady testified regarding it to che Public Service Commission. ‘The purpose of the proposed investi- gation ts to discover rhether or not the tranafer constituted a crime, Subpoenas e been issued for elght or ten per- oa eecrotary the Public Service Comm! qaken—by~the-commiasion and formation gathered. by the commission's experts concerning the deal,jwere turned ‘ver to the Grand Jury. Antirony N. Brady owned a franchiae for the construction and operation of a street raliway connecting the Wall and Cortlund street ferries. There was an @njunction against. bullding the road. ‘and It never got beyond the pipabes atage. Brady kept about 00,00 for himself and then made ghecks returning tt =i [ance to perwons designated by Witham | Gu wnitney. Ryan, Peter A. B. Widener, ‘Thomas | Dolan and William L. Elkine he tet checks for about $111,00) each. | The Public-Gervice Commission in- | aulry did not seek to discover thé pur- pore for whch these payments were | made. DETSCH'S. WIFE LURED FERREE T0 BE KILLED. Had eae the Shooting in | | i Now. Confesses, | PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1L—Andrew | Jackson: Deteoh in jail to-day confessed | that he deliberataly shot Harry Ferree | @t his home, 2004 North Twenty-seqond street, after hearing © Mrs. Doteoh's @tory. The prisoner dociared that ha KiHed Ferree to avenge hie wife, end | ft fs deckared that the defendant made the statement without the elightest re- | serve. em He said that after hearing trom her own lips hia wife's atory,'in which she | |deolared that Ferree had wronged her | in many /waya, he went out to a nolgh- | boriig hardware store and purchased a j revolver with the full dejan bf taking | | the Ufe of hin wife's persecutor, . . He ‘planned then withterer to have Ferreo catl at the houses. presum sdurine the enco of Detsch, The é sereod to lure Rerrée to-thelr fiome and / then te killing way to be don A note wis accortingly sent to Jterree fad Detsch scorsted himaalf in the Apartnenin in mich a manner an’ to ace And overhear, “It was then, with full | knowledge, that he fired the shots which | khled Ferrea, When the news of the new. tum in ! Pitrs excitement | hat the con- It wae mete ae and following m vient to th lon, mn THREE HOURS OF SILENCE AS RICH MANLAY WOUNDED, Girl_ Tells Strange Story 107 Trial ‘of )Mrs. Phillips for Husband's Death. i é After numer. ois poatponements= Of thé triit “Mik, “tore -Fustiee-Hrown:-in--Hast. Cleveland to-day, to answer to the charge Of sec: ond degrees murder, she being accused | of cuusing. the death of her husband, 3, J. Philips, a widely operator, Phillips was ehot earky on the mom- ing of Bept. 2 last, According to th statement of Mrs, Philitps, her husband was killed by a burgiar who had gained access to their home, Owing to con- filoting statements rade by Mre. Phillipa and her adopted daughter, Behel, who was in the hoube when the thooting oootreed, the authorities dis- credited the burgiar theory, and as a Yeoult Mra, Phillpe qwaa eventually charged with the orime, Ethel Palliips, fourteen years old, the | adopted daughter, teatined toxtay t after Phillips was taken from the star janding to his bed, neither he nor. his wife or herseif spoke a word for three tours, woon Phillips ass a wei Cloth be placed oi the wound in| his nick a FARMAN AEROPLANE: 1N SUCCESSFUL FLIGHT. PARIA, Nov. 11—Henry Farman this fternoon, feat of flying a kilometre with his aero- | Plane and returning to the point of departure, ‘The machine was under’ per- feot control and displayed marvellous equilforium, making the turn on en even keel, The fight to-day was not made Fue RTE ba | i known coal} . |Not Betrothed to Prince JAPS WRESTLE HOR ROUSEVLT ler of Japan. and » Ansiatant. White House, dent's friends be present. having been invited President several woeks ago i fled. Ss ANNA GOULD DENIES | Sagan or to Anybody Elke, Is Authorized Staiement. _ N MM Aospiated Breas $ phy) tn e ) Prince Helle de § Sh (cecial to ThrySvening World.) was reported to-day that John essociates in the Standard Ol] Trust hold on his links at Pocantioo Hills Westohester County; apie hep known phe real ana @ turasy Ginmer will fol ~ APRESS THEFT AT WHITE HOUSE The bout was arranged by the Japa- nese Ambassador and toot piace atthe a number of the Presi- Hitachiyama ‘paid his respects to the At that tlme the President expressed 4 desire toiwitness bout and the’ wrestler said’ho would return to Wash- ington with his qssistant in order that the Prosident's wish micht be grati-| MARRIAGE ENGAGEMENT. | Helle de Anna Gould to- ROCKEFELLER, (CHALLENGES TRUST HEADS ro PLAY GOLF. jocemahlly accomplished ‘the |! WHITH PLAINS, N, Y¥,, Noy. 1l—It “Rookefellor is to invite several of his take part In a golf tournament he will i Se [S-* OF $100,000 ARE CHARGED TO GANG Yara | { { | | en Piisoners Held as Ac- -Big—Hita ae Shows All hi ie His Holds to President and complices in Robbing Party of Friends, Adams Company WASHINGTON, Nov. —Prestdent | Two drivers of the Adams Expr: 1 : Aausecrit toda theresa an Sk hibi-; COMpanS aaa Three other prisoners: ne} \Qharlotte Phillips finally appeared be-) tlon of Japanese wrestling glven by cused of conspiracy with drivers to| Mr. Hitachiyama, the champton—wrest=-crny-the corporation, were arraigned { Centre Court thle a Kelly, Deevy and Finn. was-arrosted yeaterday wind boven waI= tional prisoners taken Ia ; All have been held in $3,000 da: The detectives say that they have un- jcavered thefts to tho extent of $150, in which drivers for the company ‘A kang of thieves and keepers of fences figure, Mhe:total loan to the company by the operations of the crooks may reach $50,000, It appears that a crowd of thieves nopn_y Lieu Another driver to 25 and ‘fence'’\ proprietors conspiracy to corrupt age delivery men’ omployed by the Adama Express-Company, ‘Tho detalls were worked out with suck cunning that it was a long time afier the gang Bogan to work be fore the company's suvea could Ket any line on the | » when! do valua= si At some a point to reach Its dow false label over t | per. This tabel would ca \ilvery of the package to some person in| New York When the packagoa would’ be missed. | after an intorval of many days, the D,| work of tracing it would dovolves much temo atttabor, It ts supposed. that the conspiracy extended outside of New York and that the labela were changed at points in tranelt, for many pack- ages were traced by the books of the hallway to thelr des- tbey would mystecl: to ch | 20) 1, Smiling Tom (6 to § | the marriage 9 Property wh Dolly Spanker Captures—the Event From Glen Echo-After Plungers Flood the Ring With Money (George Boles Loses by Ware: on Second Bookmaker Declines to - Former | Horse Discuss Reasons for Suddenly Depart. from His ing (Special to The AQUEDUCT RACE TRACK, | changed nands-here to-day_on the | Nine were originally carded in this event, but the field scratched down ‘« | three—Mbonshine, Glenecho and Di | oped inio a betting competidon, the backers of Glenecho and Doll) | Spanker fue be. a ring Wwith-money. i “ROVEDUCT RESULTS. — “FIRST lRAc' sE- “Alauda B ‘to 1 and | 3 t0.5).1) St. Hario-t3-to-+for place) | 2, Black¢heep 3 =$! D-BACE— 1 and 3 to 5) 1, St..N ce) 2, Murilla 3. speed. (2 to! (2to 5 for) THIRD: -RACE—Sally Preston | to-8 and| even) 1, Comedienne (6 to ‘6 for place) 2, Tartar Maid 3- { FOURTH RACE—Dolly— Spanker- (even and-1 to 4) 1, Glen Echo (1 to 4 for pitce) 2, Moonshine 3 FIFTH RACE—Welbourne for Heentt 2, Agile 3. SIXTH RACE—Sainesaw (5 to 1 and 8 to 5) 1, Shadow Glance 2, Lady Corinne: 3. "BRIGHT EYES” HAS GIVEN UP HOUSES {Spook Priestess Pepper-Van- derbilt Surrenders Deeds for Husband's Gifts. Mrs, May Pepper-Vanderbfit has re- wirned to Edward Ward Yanderbiit all the property which Mr, | Vanderbilt deeded to her, including the deeds of the St. Mark's aventie house, Mrs. lyn’ medium of 6 "thd wife of Edward Ward tlared to have “Tight Eyos,"" who be- ne of her subjects, aifice a pelent whe: into, It-te-atated that nderbiit received from her husband ™ e re turned to-day to Witlam B, Hurd, ap- pointed by the Court committeo of the person and property of Mr. Vanderbilt, |Mru. Pepper-Vanderbilt's — attornoys | made the announcement to-day, adding that they wished: lt understood that In turning the deeds, thelr client did not Toto, fearing 4 crfminal prosecution. "A charxe that Mrs, Pepper-Vander- pilt had fraudulently seaulred posses: sion of her and's property haw al- ready been oi tered ‘and was to have been considered by the Grand Jury sworn In to-d ee age there’s EVANS’, _pesae chiki fit” ra (cls ail the |3 Seat in Ring, Evening Wortd.y N. Y., Nov. 11.--About - $50,008 result_of. the Stonybrook. Handicap “4 olly Spire eee really devel « | Glenecho was played down fret, th Dolly. Spanker money being ats fo howin the rig there was 4 scramble to get aboard went on In $100) cracks. The Wises fates was backed with confidence Georg fused to c Ung ring or any subject bordertng*on 18 — Ee id the better for everybody nis only remark. jes lust his bet on Glenecho, nds of others.Dolly Spankes the other two to the stretch’ thet: awas-and—won- cally. Glepeaht of course waa an easy second, Tid | made the second victory of the’ Wiles jatable and the third winning; mow ‘yoccey Eddie Dugan, Ring Wine {7 the First. ‘The ring won the—preveebtat ten: a sie=the opening . dash. Blac! | Sheep wax played with great conf dence, going from 9 to 5 to even mone} and the money—stii—ooming—in-on btm Aluuda went majority of the play_on him en’ he place position. when rn | came they jothen alee spare, St, wide or might have won. Ha “how the hot thing of the —Watersp: Wraterspeed— wi Gause Percentage atumbled and down two Jumps from dome, money was det'on Waterapeed, bi Bok going from 5 40 2.to 1. But for Pereen |ase's fall the books would have a the coin. After Percentage wen’ st tok came’ ‘with a: t rus! Finnegan rode Uke, a: demon f Walgrapeed nome. | auurtlie: came:k an. wigaih of a mile back to wal i show money, ae He Sally. Preston's Day, |, The money went down on éall |ton to-d i iether down ‘and breezed paat everything. and wor y. | Ocen-nedienne ‘was second It of Tartar Maid who was we lied by. that coming: star Del Who was favorite, ran, One. of (Bill Daler 1 across the beard, Ba Deing Headed out of fake Eaey for Welboutne, the favorite field wax. porate! | n Co four starters, He won’ email following the ontly. pace. all ten ra tho eighth pole. Kilecran} i while, quits then Smiling | commanding lead of two len: Tun to Choc mtrecch turn, fe th hl ‘ inalntain his advantage In the Ae was accond handiiy enough, in. { Agile, which ran a good race, oo Oldest Oaktand Bank Clossa: | OAKLAND. Cal,, Nov. i.—The Unios. National Bank, the oldest in’ Osiiend>