The evening world. Newspaper, November 19, 1907, Page 1

Ge gts sepa eg meets ‘Mrs. Bradley Weeps as She Tells of Her Lite With Brown) — Borough Bank’s Altered Books Betore Grand Jury C. T. Barney’s Will Filed; Bequeaths All to His Wife Sk Fair and colder to-night; Wednesday clonidy. ‘PRICE ‘ONE CENTS FOREGRANDJURY +3 A ACAI ui "Doctored Books, With Erasures and BOOKMAKERS HIT . EVENING WORLD RAGE CHART RECOUNT BILL _|In_ Missives the Ex-Senator Declared Deep and Lasting Affection, Called Missing P Suppl d by. Pepi tetmony cw! | FLAS BIN | PHBA ARaLan®/GALUDED NOT Hi a er Far em. ‘jer May Also Bea Witness | AT BENNINGS ing aztetemseee ime mecsnenenemee | CONSTITUTIONAL : Z 1248 FEST RACE Three-year olds and upward; $400 added; alx and « half furionss, Lal bees soll on : PRISONER TELLS STORY OF —~ — TOS, Saale Montioses Ow 8 “= Under the direction of Assistant District: ee Elder most of ‘pune ra Gra igh Cin, a me facts connected with the systematic frauds in the Borough Bank of|Falcada a 1-to-2 Favorite,| tise @iwelt th i “# 8 8 "8 “FP |Court of Appeals Declares| HER LIFE AS 2 bh EAA [coun of Appeals Dect E AS THRONG LISTENS Sgrooklyn -were laid before the Grand Jury today. In addition to hear-| ang Talent Made a Byst iB gra } Legislature Acted Be- : eM Nog oral testimony, the Grand Jury looked! over forty ledgers, and) ac- Plunge on Him aE 5 ea eas ca yondLaw. —s—| Soe ae Penn. pe peounts of the bank, in which earls ae and alterations: were| ue Fees eria re paar fe Saas —! Jurors Weep with Her as She Recounts Brown’s out by Bank Examiners G. W. Hermans and W. L. Hays. Z nina fe fron Backaye, sly aurora x Noy, 19.— ‘ : . y: apkial to The Bventng World.) Scr TO SEAT ET Tae | AUBANT: Nov. th-tthe Court ot Ap: Devotion and His Subsequent Treachery Much of the morning session was taken up with the testimony ‘of; BENNINGS RACE TRACK, WASH- : Se RACE Eel iesrate Moe Ere rari JINGTON, D, C., Noy. 12—Bookmakers| yastiM*aiy) by Dieudone-lary McCoy, Owner Chelsea Btable; Mireince—enik, | Afternoon declares unconstitutional the an ionz i ‘Prank Iles, receiving tellér of the bank. _ He was n position to see much Jeleased up good'on the two-year-old | Burch. eae eo-called Recount bill, passed by the d Desection=—Got Divorce to Fin. ea | Jockay Index. Starters. | bef what was going on and added interesting details to the already amaz-|hazdicap, fourth on thé cand, here this | “iamy Onsliotent Se gh gees. [test taeislatures under’ which there : Marry Him allegations concerning the manner in which Director William Gow, |atterncon. Fatoade was a 1-to-2 tavor-| ait) orta: 5 Bist Celore) “4 could have been a recount of the ballots ; os - president Maxwell and Cashier Camptell used the funds’ of the bank Ks, sod ere lem went “to tim in| ie Haaiainat iT Cece: lbpapen reve Ges arenwiae eee eta = \@s though those funds had been their personal. CREO PrOPER Yara ce fuee SR ny Tooked | 1182 a : : ny : | aoe ier naaeaiee cBpactal Leute evening s World?) ‘ @x o¢ ci diescrors ot tia bank hatuad [cere ipa eital seca eran t@vec/andlWalcadsi wes |i $ ES a ae 3 and ts unanimously eqicurred tn by the ‘WASHINGTON, Noy. 19.—Weeping and shrinking from the curf- re = other Judges inj in, 2 cane— “s }eormer ree William | J. pare) ‘BARNEY [ors in. ee erage te ait . i ¥ B { { Denon, BT, Bartlett. Hale, Vann,|0US gaze of a throng that jammed Judge Stafford’s court, Mrs, Annie Bobet Cuddihy, > Congressman i eat, 2 ind ‘Wareen Diffendort and WiMam! knows, for Rostmiro, a 6to-1 shot, led 8 30 FA % ; abavecouiien! Mayes Roiiea deaaece| \M. Bradley took the witness stad to-day and told how her life had . Hhurley, Subpoenas have becn feruat ‘all the way and after running out at Os it the view’ of the Court that’ “the been wrecked by ex-Senator Brown, the man she shot to death in this L : i foul. statirte 00 clearly contravenes the Con- and intert since with both Hetil Around atitution in one or two respects as to chy last December. joc Directors Guastay Hetm, David Hut- the hoad of ete stretch oame on to win Peete rink ‘ ton, Kleinest, Charles E. Levy, handily. Falcada aid his best, but could) | tenalioe had ai) the speed, bit Hunioed pecans F. osarda una Herman Wiach- only annex the place money. Jubilee | £24_th pa prince te ee ce throuRh 5 Mad Falcada l; A a ard vi Tender it unquestionably invalid. The e H f back rae r coirdo a beret whet nant “ tS Con mbt proceeding auttiorised, he says, “either er Story went back to her early life -'No Directors Called. every book in the ring would have been! | Tkne—1\44. Po oft! 2.33, rods WVor eee S| lamaailanellatlnalca teottasvecantean a ny, ly life before she met the man who 7 the votes cast for the office of Mayor, | wooed and then cast her off, During the recital, which lasted hours, or ts a judicial hearing And determina- | tion, of the title of the respective cana. the prisoner, it was plain, suffered‘agony. Then again in recounting secant that election to the office. of events that had breught her joy, she seemed to momentarily forget her - Gwsn. i ‘Min, Wider has not eubpoenaed any of| hit herd. - Ae Girectoss or officers of the bank ‘The weather conditions were great! feeetest hi to-day, Th wae ‘whom ortminal charges might changed “here| to-day, | The sun “war ‘as a result of the investigation. He aA = Gestre to complionte the case voters, or ‘of receiving, recording or QOUNTING vonms AT ELECTIONS | tions of love and Promises to make her his wife, ‘she had peas her shail seoure equal representation of the | affections to him. e tw political parties which at the gen- [eral election next preceding that for Mss. Bradley claimed. that Brown had made many orice to secure f TER ny will bo neces-| The will of Charles T, Barncy was | it charged of forgery are to bo| filed {tif@ afternoon by a representative rg josin ecascatear % the luw firm-of Marsten & Nichols. | Fgh atcihe end. Firebmad od all the ‘Cemmphell has_expreseed a willingness te Me eaything In his power to fur-{2t Pequesthes the whole estate fo the| Way, and running 49 the stretch turn | Ho won, bat it took every ounce | ty gfving any of the peredhe accused A - | signe of yesterday Foe Election Officera” Sufficient, present, with its miserable settings and the gallows in the bac! ff Jooting the tank loopholes o¢ «Document in Three Para- Sher atoumaters Saqontiverydourlness It laluunecessary to/detormine whlch: Mes : kground, | mature euch as their enforced tes- yxe of the lawn, who got all the Be adds, pseaee zit it Be seomnraee and revel in the memories of the past. : ‘@mony before the Grand J dcht +} cot of tt yesterday, had the better it ‘contravenes Beotion VI. of Article ie Se is Gare. ers fore graphs Is Filed for Pro- : 3 it to-day II of the Constitution, which provides: Mrs. Bradley, led on by the questioning of Judge Powers, her chief ‘Friends of Arthur Campbell, the cash-| + i Firebrand Just Got Up. ‘AX lawa creating, regulating or af- ‘i i : eee ea eit sein wars hate With Surrogate. ripe eon Oh Ga eee ens fecting Boards of OMmcers oliarred wit, | counsel, told how she had been mismated in marriage; how Brown was 4 (@iate’s evidence. He has already made EIU A erp reine pe eres: ¥ Shell duty aia cenielorinen votoai o8 [of introduced to her by her’own uncle; how the ex-Senator immediately EI ; fold. of eleven to | ie stebbut confession, (aa have. Maxwell and SFatched’ leaving a feld ofeleven to! | Time—t1.154 Rey BIO: off REL s . oN iyi phroa eaatty, win. | ing ballots at the polls te laid siege to her heart, and finally, with constant and vehement protesta- i i | n Brooklyn. MTERKCEER restore confidence in ‘The petition accompanying the will | ) FIFTH RACE—Seliini —— Gwyn Tompkins and his Washington | J252 PITH RACE Selling: [widow, Lily W, Barney, and names Mr, |D&d An edvantage of five lengtha.. Ho 2 : Par 60 sa Omer Ander Rn econ ahead ver veMleccniare ite 4. ds of Justice. joa Mr, ‘ h ache: % i 5 [which suoh or 5 & : Me cuetaretiabatriat-Attorvere of Baraey-a oni Aaitall 12 ada gacses| aeuiwan ell cies aa heipalecd the idea) ‘oalmlry found. ie xvton tn the Tien au sa Tent, of pred, left at ine, finfoh, |'esrve, cast the highest and’ the next | divorce from Mrs. Brown and marry her; had introduced her as his |! of Kinga County has done much | Barney as exsoutors. sleet in sont oh Pee its ‘ho vexcune amd was under a drive all eaireich, “Jublice wes badly curun | MAuee Number of votes | iciai | Wife, and given her a pistol which-he told “her was for her protection ‘4 enakoe Was Disqua rery stage, 2 i it a GS raster th ip Er, tl fo tee !t against Mrs, Brown. It was this pistol she used to°kill him. - bs { fied ndded one mile, "columbla | Constitution, which: provides: "The. trial Mrs. Bradley identified a written acknowledgment by Brown | that i says ambiguously that the estate con-| friends came within a head of winning eon 4 WEPOSITORS : ateg of “over $10,000 real estate and thousands on the reguit of the second ne 144 st moe. Won easily: place aime, Win PDI! MG paapah LAT ICOn AEA 4 Tralner—i. Mint llate forever ‘That the;coucta by. whom (the two youngest children of Mrs. Bradley were his. — . ee | : $10,000 personality.” race. They played Tennkoe from. 6) ner. >. COMPROMISE TO {exer so,in cere? eit Gees pre [down to 10) to 1. Tho money. war put inde. | gown, quietly. not even the New. York BAR RECEIVERS. ‘qraptis ,and bears date Nov, 14, tho day {friends of che Tompkinn family being | !ae Of his ‘sulcide. oe [ict in. Ht all went for natscht. howoy the recanvalg is to be Made are not bi- The court scene while Mrs, Bradley testified was most dramatic, some the sttutes provide for ng determination lof the jurymen and women in the courtroom weeping with her as she » “Gatnen Hupriay” * Bry f fter the numberr. were h = onan effort —to._keop_the_Teroush | Conran te. the. satemente that. MM. enatce: batni- ~placad ascot and nia Beg Gere oti per nits neo- | told her wrongs. @ trust by his will | Ort third. the atewarte disauall —— Baaast arquments—ad— LS ‘Bank out of the hande of permanent) ., a5 to Hold his property intact tor the fhe. Tompkins Se ee een A ale Oh and eaea aleoly tn asia the wad, Guced to, PAE een poems actors athe: WEneeyet Ave “years of eme;: that she: was feroaivern more than 2,000 depositors ’me! benefit of| tue family, -be-_boqueeiie-fig -Omaipotiont. frat -OFtande second aind: See a eee lal Sereomte ree both there onatltutional imitations, | coutt-room indicated the of [born in Kansas City and) educated: fn zs thin -Atound- third: —Thorw wasn! ay Enentter teed wor ererae = Met ket at's 7 fthie hehieaat-¢-thig-atremoon,-the-aauet| Senrer; thatthe —had—hed- : Hle-tndo: emalbpox- jeo-day at the Cohimbla Theatre, Brook-|all to wx wife without reserce and|eecbine “and walling’ from Tontkoe's meigatanabacwa eet ssguiadaen Fiisans peed: i aMCOpAla clirn ment iaeairaePradigy: [ani epremsontannanned been badl figs, and agreed to leave tho bulk of /Abwolutely, The. will ts. verbatim: | backers, Dut Mowards saved the bote| j ve stave comer... [posallo napests OC the peasy dine Me | looked languldly at: thon a hurt ‘bya blow on the head whiter a orecharlen ira Barneyrier se city at “ie stowards saved the books possible aspects of the cade, Judge Cul. | 'OKed 3 ehtld, self money~in’the-benk-for-more than toow-opnee nas hesoh y every one of; Gr |1en ects forth ‘an objection that we{ “I am se tlred.,”’ she said. : | fe Wf she courte eit allow. the i Petes sik Res PROOUTE | UTR jabs is pple rb fetal etze 2 - inaxelitop ithe conatitutional ty of thia| The Court ‘Ordered an immediate ces- aca an Salt Lake City in 1890, oe mmuution “to romome Dusineas. Here fang. tascament. hereby revoline all [AReTe, MeyoT CTC, aim at, ho] Sank Cama: {frave dincsaaed. "The Tosuier of the eiee’| “Wits Gaunt dione Stea_-Dragicy | 256 had_onsnlndmelereal poet ot Upon which the -depoutt : = end while Jockey McIntyre was iched—< lors = AN HON: WECO TEA 4 i r Court Bradt ee ee pen no bank to settler. 2. (tomer wilis and codicils thereto by moj herole efforts to kot him home. Det Rerecpy count tie kone to Win, liking aod was under x eiltt a ic"the Epieh.- Dolly: | dor the provisions of law then exietion, | nad almort completed her recital of, hoi" <8 Bait’ Lake) Wacer Works toe i rat any time made. Favorite Gets Third. Spanker went: to him, but stopped badly in ie deep Koink of the stretch, Campalener, Yanda certificate of election given ty |reintions with the former Scifitor, She |thrse years and eight monthe “ : ‘Ten per cent. of deposits payable upon | «. tend given to | 4 < qesuraption of businees; 18 per cente| eprater ine ne tna Detuoath all my] roomy was’ mnde favorite in the| Ce : MoCleilan, which conferred prima facte |had wot reached thé events which oc-| “Were you ever married?’ 4 ce Pt thes) 30 f pea fie estate, both real and personal, of what- third race and just did get home In front ig title ie oMce and under whioh—he en-| curred in Washington, but, had ap- “"“Yos, sir; I was married to Clarence i after four months; 3 per cent after /aoover nature and whersoever situated, |of Higrinbotham, with Welnieome, a the pony stallion’ class, Judge Wuttam | ‘hyd inte the ofice, roached them and they wilt-constitute | Bradley a week after T left the water i @ight months; 2. per cent after twelve ie, recthird cana Eantarcionee fa) pol ro “In this Stato, prima facie {ite a) D) 3 works." 4) haan Lat tng icomm ining alpen loose uate my Ries ae W. Barney, her | (Ons Rho ta Seracarent tins here H, Moore re the first two honors slective oftices: has always been con.| te principal part of her testimony’ to- ipsientiarse etsy eesti ‘ 4 f 3 irs and assigns forever, 0 Se fn the class for carriage horses” under | fer v certificates ae election de ne i: preety after aixteen montha, It Je oxpeoted| +t nominate, constitute end. rey ee ad a Ce 1 hands and 2 inches in height, ing to the results canva ets Mire, Bradley {n telling of nen jie | &d from this union, she said, j: | @hat all the depositors wie can belmy wife and my sons, Ashbbi Hand | the struns-aut fald tn tna Oacksiretcn, AuIB of OTE eA) termination by suerte tats went over the whole harrowing story | She Joined |the Satt Lake Women's | weached will be glad to sign this agree- | James W. Barney, te be exeoutrix and| L'Amour made the carly/pace. but Hoo- participa (ere iat trp octal hatte AS nt holding the prima facie evi-|ot hgr relations with Senator Brown. Clud, a Mterary organization, - which | ants ‘executors of this, my will, Tay was never far away, and in the candidates for honors, Miss Holloway | Pence of title has nover been subject to| she told how whe had ayolded him, how | Save much attention to civic reform, i The ugreement will be ‘presented to| ‘'In witness whervot, I, Charles T,| Cth Ae came away with Higiginboth. and Mra: Allan Potts also appeared 1n | legal procesdings, eeeaanners thay BY | tneiatant he bad been, how she had de-| ¥ery sodn after her wedding, and later; 4 the court Nov, 9, when the question| Barney, have to this, my last will and|the stretch. weltdsome, the third horse, oot, Lele rerien irabet halon coun is Hature only excepted." 6-) iared to him that she would not be} became secretary and treasurer of it, a of making the récelvermhip permanent | testament, subscribed my name, and set| yas six ‘lengths back, brewer, dad a eid day with hfs entrios, | gEyeTmyeamucting that It were posable! the means of breaking uo hia home and| She had also become a member of the <mill-be-argues, Lawyers will be pres: |my. seal, thls ith day of Noveinber, Destroyer a Winner. | His captured a total of four’ blue ribs unt a, Present Incumbent might bel so nally he had won her. (Women's Press Club and the Poets’ _Q@nt_to-try_to-convinos_ the Judge that | 97,» Destroyer was the well-backed winner|- ———— [bons and a red one. Col. Pabst. was lTegialature changing the sitinie fof he | ef Mrs, Bradley took the stand | Wovnd Table | thi way out of the difficulty 1s |muccesatul with Merry Pet lin the year= wing dai term, © SR proper way Ke out Its own eal.| “Arthur W. Masters, No, 101 Eaat/of, the felling event for maiden four- Nate zily class, while his Morning Sfory jude Cullen “declares chat. * avery eyo in the court-room was upon Then She ‘Met Brown, 4 wet Seventieth street; George L. Nichols, | year-olds. He wi sicrombNablosse kod away with the red In the sume) ™M&n cap be legislated Into! oft her. Members of thé jury who-yos- It was throush her connection ‘with Oblige. Grenadier was the favorite at of Katonah, and George A. Dixon, No.| the opening of the market, but he. re- Aa 10K aN Hix oflicial tern han not | Wation with the assistance of tho de- ‘ Mer the brewer's Matchless Queen | een reduced: by legislation the ap. terday wat through houra of technical these and political organizations that poeltors. 15 West Forty-ninth street, signed the} caded In favor of Destroyer. He never fon a blue and nia Caynton Phyllis Won Ppollunt, MoClelian, Is entitled to hold | medical testimony to-day stirred In bee he Criticlse Recelvers. will as witnesse: Was prominent In the running, Benals brood mares, Col. Pabst | the office unit iio ts ousted ae the re-|tholr chairs when Mra. Bradley rose to| she became -acqualnted: with Senator VG % Bites cern chats mado tee pace to the atreien and there} Her Grace of Marlborough ese Hite roucchintattoesee ion determination, or in rae i Brown, . asa lot of disorder at the quit, The race was for boys who have e poy stallion clase, hia Delham Prime removed ' tor misconduct, A canvas: | take the stand. i % mass meting, \du2 to the deviro of | ROOSEVELT TO VARY never ridden more than one winner. i 3 meter winning ite. Tie Dawn ccanstided under the ataty Maude lWeen When Judge Powers undertodk to de fhany depositors to talk at once. Presi- Makes Seats Mark of ie WU! interest in the flght | tory Drovisions for Ita conduct oxisting t [velop Mra ey's connection with @eat W. Sparks, tho chalman, eriti-| THANKSGIVING DAY TRIP.|__ ——_—_— cee a Henge, Cup for the 4 ty Loxislajure Dann’ nefore ahe had proceeded far politics Attorney Baker ene @lved the action of: the Attorney-Gen- el 1 WEATHER FORECAST, Big Crush, must be won twice | 2: the efection and tc every: man In the Jury box mhowed | teredya protest, but. lawsers on both Mt @ral in picking .his receivers from up-] WASHINGTON, Noy, 19.—Prealdent | eet by cetosrtl i horse und he samo owner Apae jeataeerloa oft ah) office to an-|hin deep futerest, and when AF [sides re} d to the ge’s desk with iS ‘@tate communities, Roosevelt this year ix to vary his) th pe they wihnertwasthe; other iciaimant thur Brown's name waa flrat aen=!tie purpose rine Ch w etd lin “LE know one of tho recolyers named | Thanksgiving Day plan, and instead or | | ForecastforNew York Cltyandy} Wien Wino Won two Yeats amor buss: | Mayor McClellan waa in an unumually [toned and iMex, Bradley broke | point by a qlet con Liked fod ong of the Brooklyn going 16 Pine Knot, Va.. where “Mrs. | Fvicinityt Pete and colder to. ie UR i at Chee ® wax owned by E, D, Morgan, appy mood éhis afternoon after ho 4 down and wept two in the! “4 5 : q estinte, will i esting alr oon with the ar-| oi Aon. received word mt the Court of é @onally,”” said Mr, Sparks. Rosseralt ore ea fe soe ren make ai sights Wedneedwy, partly eloudy, Weaitee She Dicheaa lor vatanis clvbrated Mec lay team, ee had decided Maat Recount ont jhox brnshed «he tears away from i 4 ‘Mo 1iths store in-an—up-State hamlet. | day's trip pelter, which’ le 4! Teresh northwest to north winds,| | "vs! of fariborough, | wor i Marguerite” Margrave, | Lo itutconal, their eyen and the others looked! Powers was permitted to, develop the ich ; hin aldo of Charlottexvill . ; : ni eamauncanen tan al ee : Z liutside of bis 860 neighbors, I believe | tow miles t le on who came in with the Reginald Van- {driv in by AM (Gs Me ‘dy, won first “ noted {i Aalto ‘paid vith i |fact that Mrs, Brad) id’ taken an {st sare to way that he doen not now a | the Southern Hallway, Eastern New ,York: Cloudy to- ju iy CE INCOME eu Ueath aps grouse cored Cae Tee eT aE OTe eee eemone Ue Menge ron eb the Lith Nan : a He athata ingieoelet ‘The detaila of the day's outing have| Inight; colder. In north portion, derbiits, Tho appearance of the Duch-| pulntad patr and fad wasn. shen _querioned about te twa, other | HCOt aby Ree ash Cialah) * et been made public, an u "Thess at the sow caused a ruvh on the ¢ pretty driving of Donoaster Model ,\\ 0°? 0 vht| 1 was a pathetic story told by Mrs CES RA LL o ‘It was monounced that effort woull| not as ¥ DI » and it is! | Wwedmesdey, cloudy, rain in aft by Mra. John Gerkon wasa feature Int Pending agatner him, one brouxtit | not known ike the | President n- ¥, cloudy, rain In after-} | care of the spectators for thy yicinity| event nor ét tor gles other than pie D, to oust and one that«was full of dra- lands 9 hands Gerken'’s en. Dim from’ ofice, Nayor" eCiottan #210] matic features. ie y won Becond aie ihe blue ribbon * ylecislon | judge Power}, her leading couzisel, oy with yous © your relat ite mada to conyince depositors who} (happy or anbappyt” she ‘ere’ nlso! borrowera’ to offset their | to0cs to) try. uck at wild turkey | fvon or night In south portion;} | of the Vanderbilt box. shooting or Giehint the diversion Is (| Hiinht to fresh north to northwest| | Another popular feature with the s0- lqeponits by their notes. If this can of another character, The trip h Kolng to Willem’: ‘H, Moore’ ea) piroaten ould have any bearing upon ‘the two . oat | bunb pa DSR nOr ier GAT a psere Tet wanea: : ioty, folk was the winning of a blue} #288 {0 3 re ponten) asked the questions, and they were at} bunpanll Bs ~ Being, from, the Waite 'Bkouse ar Dae UE enon Dak one of August Belmont's| monaye were taken by Mies Watteuap:| “'L presume that they will eo morrily [first directed to developing a history of : . sin fBentinued en Second Page) 1 enuries, Hie Fumé took the prise 7) jesmte entet jes, Violet and Pansy, om," said the Mayor, , the a who said that she was ¢‘Unhappy,” was the reply, apele! TEN ESS,