The evening world. Newspaper, December 13, 1907, Page 3

} ae THE EVENING Wik DES FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13 BOUND BY OATH TO (eee 22 ean CARROTED AND. ‘DONT WAKE LO GUARD FUTURE OF WAAC HLA a3 H aI ~ AFTER MIDNIGHT : UOORSTEP, HE SAYS (DNIGh | 2-YEAR- OLD G | RL That's the Advice of Court to UNE Young Man Mistaken For Group of Elderly Men Unite to Pro- Accus Declares: d Man a Burglar blushed the t G a yf ff f ‘ th “An I am tio’ reincarnated smon."| Herbert“Feller's path of'true love was _ tect Gladys Hoitman trom e ad PSILEMURie cernochad Unevoree | atira wilh a tes fiGaenicty Family of Her Mother, Who Tig aeete" unlll'2 clock “thie ater, | tbanla. Court. wgnlnet makina’ love i eR wines Tagan [a -dark hatieny att AL SC” Herbert ie Committed Suicide- ee es The can waa that of Rarfon .O| East One Minin, an toriysth : iA Ng [Stackhouse a clerk, acciited of holding atest 11 mom caletis for but o: , jup and) rebbing Edw Johneon, a RPL, whore Was not divulged. De ee Ff ’ fal Inj: sowever ives with r The future of twelve-year-old Gladys Hoffman is to be guarded at Hmhneman Hospital nurre (of $0 tn eee AR ET Ytrom a * all hazards, according to a group of elderly men who have taken charge jesat of the latter's, hom ile es a sun ha! pan eRie on OY | Pas avenve, jate night, + bird joor of (No, oxo ite an of the chiid’s affairs and lave seen to it that she will be cared for without | ioure. after vainly endeavoring 10 have | jared and Thirty enUl street : i Burgiurs Uuryuwed Inte Alte: fiat | interference from the family of her mother. the case dismnisney iba eapeienisl nevoraieeneine) cedercallctea vhle f Ga Jdefenns. was forced to call Min wife erent Mrs. Madeline Hoffman, mother of the child, committed sui Ree re aeahotadaniteavatrikine tun iaanennene x and evervihing tha e dst the sta ith Jo ee wer mm. iPhereupon the haber- Pate . n acquaintance with Jolinson on th ae oe The source of revenue necessary to maintain Mrs. Hoffman's home! antl bn became Ineapabie aS OakInR | apie ponds of lead and stowed ¥ me 1 ure o! [2 A under the crofster. has long been a mystery to the other residents of Vineland, and only | ice fronted with hin temimony)) It was about 1 A.M. when he was | is ' } mae ohnam swore that he ne saw waker ed a® suspicl ound ie since the woman’s death has it become known that a wealthy New Stackhouse in hie Wfe nul she went| 1" 0 Ke e : ee ash a in me , i. a x r on the stand fn Hie admitted BUSEY, Atel “4 ts Yorker supplied the funds for the establishment. | Paste Wietene als vee pg, bat mild | 8uT cis GMO ey He has agreed to continue providing for little Glad ind the Oe Ce ee ‘ {lout of bed He listened at the door ME and the \ ts alone Park Row «nd = no} ‘ ; A ag i “ 7 the. Staokhousex /ahd- lie queer sound Waa repeated, secret is now out that the child is his daughter. Sd ve Nani eerie Sapa AOR EURO ON ESE ENE mafntaine A group of elderly and reaponsiole h Stackhouse’ wan arrest hal a te voire. at the men have come forward to act es Deca | at Sixty hind atreet rl jaame tie exploding iver and guardians of the clitld, and they have sigsd ona Zs Se polléeman’ Sextone Ol blowing Away section of his taker, an Oath not to divulge the nae] rerise to tell reerene Su Rae RR t of the New Yorker, who in raid to be hes was vatindliielatithe doo! ‘, (nthe: hallway @ banker of prominence weabeseaha Tbiiel waiting th wit x man's ery and | Former Surrogate Rastas §. Ranson | yteq jyury from the sidew nd 0 n nye Welght coast- fe the man selectat—to--handie te | mar behind hin nx dow t airy finances of the child, It. 1s to him) / 0) Quy him: of « roll of bilis 1 dammit.” swore that the money her support will] 0/4 nonetsinroustit Mr vin ijured. koe ied be patd. urief p { rled all sorts | yee a figure emerge “Let's forget this matter’ sald Mr arated sape pitt : doorway and leap for: the Ransom to-day, “and cive this Hite | Vineland | sauine sed on the | 23 child a chance. She deserves it as} pee y that Johnson was too drunk at Bang! Bank! barked t much ay any other little girl in the! snere me [ty anes Ahieiiullewed eat obbery gato LONRe Crain tas nit BrileinEe nis ecunnsal “world. perhaps mor ‘0. there | plying t * Gthared : | lenow anything about ft, and that Jent the least chance of the name of| childs La lar [know Weal eucved iad 80 Teller, the love-lorn clerk: was| the man in the ¢ becoming known. | 1!8t, of t! t him to ret was t OLY. iS ng figure, and his feet skimmed | to the hi ounds af not found on Staok- There are only « few that know it, and] wertion ths dentiet se audivorcers | |The money wast ui purAl after the second b ell -of these are bound upon their | | house, ne wall jwhistied above his es! He was) honar to keep that siamo secret. LCST poe ——— | But Johnapn, although admitting that | mightily Felleved to, tuple ete cE hi 7 ame . : ‘1 arnix of Polle: i ne Alex- “What we are siriving for is to have | he company, but you've always been| he wee unduly loaded at Bre me ot Lander Ayenue station. Gio went back | this child, an unusuaily brigh 1} 4 h 4 ak, | the alleged robbery maint Nat | to No. 6% and pulled Alter out of bed. Fectleaeuitue irlaiacar auninannval Witl Ladle orn Off | Niet reune a se Laer steoie he had not lost wight of Stackhous | He spent the night Ina cell_and was! and free-minded as any other x of you, and all that—so the com: | rom the time Stackhouse grabbed him | arraigned; before: Magistrate Walsh} resus : en aitha| xive you $300 on the score f Py the | this morning santa! Bie doesn't know and never will know | By FS and you can get a jod| until Stackhouse waa grabved by S| And what was that strange sound the secret, No one feels for this child | 5 there when you get well.’ polloeman an he wae running away. | the defendant heard?" asked the PRHOSeA TAO) ere See nktounen WO ra e€. Yat { Jé en | _“ Mked the ‘sympathy, but {t didn't | Stackhouse was compelled to take the | Court, turning to Tell “I wan saying good- night," and wellfare.” ‘ i eem substantial, so I decided {0 asi.! stand. young man to be ‘at Twenty-third Will Leave Vineland Fy. BO gi ¢ |for more monay. I got +00, but I) “1 happdned ss “Tuomas a strange language you use, towtay that.véry soon acé ale mt Nn L an't Ko near the bridge any more. | street and Third avenue yeatentay even: |aniffed the Haberdasher i Ibe aénfaway- trom. Vine- t Ly Borough Bank Holds His Fortune. |ing,” he wai, “when I ran across thie Lip ianguate ot fove, "But, young men | she can grow up Into cies “ man tn company with my c ke my, advice don't make love in | womanhood without folks singling her We ak Aen ROL eat serene Eee ‘saw me. I followed them to a|a dark hallway at 1 A.M. There are Rehisctncs erst money to my wife, and we went over |ot them too many burglars in the Bronx thease | i Heres thaldeatnnocl U; hesitati i S. ificed Th [: tol’: New York and around to Tony| restaurant where they had dinner, pan my |freamure-hoarding days. Ae for the de Mies took sare Unhesilatingly aChifIce EMSELVES CO} vastors ana x tow places. Then ahe| there. 1 followed them to a number of /fendant: 1 dent tn ae oe eee PIATRA SLASH SEAL thet Fi li <A M: Wh [Duta hery mone yids Ones Da nk SAnG nts Diy | medateed ena kept wetting OrinesT iGxe a tittle more dincretion In diacharg. forbidd! 16 enc her mo! | Si If | mine In another-the Borough Bank,” all the time, Ite i forbidding’ whe presence of her m AVE eir LEUOWS, as ny Man Ose | miners anorne e ‘They went into a place al Twenty: | /#r guess T pot « tenon Oe | eerh ey ‘ { 3 1 a i Berbers fed mata ey} Was on the Fob’ Would Do. | {Gel one: thats busted sala tuve, || frat kerrmetd and (asernd ene eas foes and he limped dolefully out El ver like: ie" sald the when ts fan't ited. corrected | main: a long C court. . @he insisted that none o! other's | : des tty word. | outside, I went in, but could not And | people be allowed in the during 3 k 1a perfectly solvent. I haye|them, As i same out I saw this map D the tuner ex, The ceiatives did { By Edna Cain. had at least fifty, cents’ worth of lit-|getting aboard & nprthbound Second | gk not attend the funeral. al my aah Ik if en Tis Pant f [erature from ‘it, telling me how and|syenue ¢ a) Judge Royal P. Tuller, of Vineiand, ow would you talk if you had lost a hand and were facing life! {t Is solvent.” ‘T .caught the same car and rode} one of those familiar wien the Py ts taf rom the viewpoint of a hospital cot? hen you can get your money,"" 1) 6 him uptown and followed him « the case 4! Gladys Hoffman e dee} mM, Ly P sald. i} h ff. As he was going tnto e @t' Glady i h ; i i #4 when he got off. As { p ¢lares, like Surrogate Ransom. that he | WV ould Your optimism hold? Would you shake your one fist in) st nope 1 can.’ Moore. “I have|a jiouse in Park avenue I stepped up bbesedtt Kerth ee, ; the face of life and smile, or would you whimper? not 0 so far. The -President andjto him and asked him where my. wife | “Every one should cease discussing See : é : : Is say they didn’t get {t. but thoy ied: | that caused . z } vow sterday who have t jwas. He repiled in a way that this affair and all bear in mind the ha: Experience is the test. | two men yesterday who have had ly can't blame me with taking| ime tq knock im down, 1 wan walking it—and they smiled. at? i fe é can pr Judge Tuller has ruled tha family They are John McGlynn, of No. 1200 Van Alst aveniue, Long Island | rai Salat ef Mrs. Hoffman shell not have the cus- ‘ sf , onable every tody of Gladys by reason of th City and Orlavus Juve, of No. 152 East Sixtieth street, New York, Doth} sanable: every that Mrs. Hoffman's brother victims Of the Blackwell’s Island Bridge, who are lying cots in St. John’s Hospital, in' Long |: e comment of | pinean of this child,” ts Judge Tuller on the care. e I am innocent. no sense of humor,’ e is quite unrea: time that bank is men- when he ran after me and ac: cused me of stealing his mone: on the positive guarantee Then Mrs Stacknouso was called, ahe that if it does not give satis- ig bionde a: pic eacy bed) faction we ill’ re the and waa walk. entire amount of money paid ‘us for it. We mean this— nird street when taway, “I was on my way hom jin Brooklyn,” she sald, Ing thraugh Twenty don't you peo-| this man stepped up to me and said i: side by side on} yy) of hem said “I have an {dea Why never | howed any disposition to care for his were laughing, and I sister, and that Mrs, Frey, = sister of | “Quality Clothe: lothes for Father and Son’ Father and Son’ BONWIT HARRIS &@| Broadway—Z2Ist St —Fitth Ave.” | OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRIS1MAS COMMENCING SATURDAY _ ‘ Three Impressive Sales of Men’s Very Finest Suits and BONWIT, Magnificent Values i in _ Men’s Suits and Overcoats s— best fitting— In This Sale at ee fee oe mod fabrics—best linings —bext absolutely faultless 519°° Werte Priced at Jo! $27.50, $30 and $32.50 ‘We're in the midst of the Winter sea- son, have too many suits and overcoats Fin. stock and consequently make these Every high grade men’s store has the same story to tell, but ‘we, have the best clothing. reductions. ——— BONWIT, hand ‘s gone. | hold all that was coming to hi the suicide, was convicted of assault-| MoGlynn, whose left < © m - { a: 1 replied th ing Gladys, It {a sald that che family. le thirty-eleht yeara old and married, [Presently 1 ot a line on his op-| Ple organize a class in optimism, and was fine a lnvited. me to, take dinner ; and ask all those who are i met his and two children. | Umism, ach people who nk they are af- I didn’t see anything wrong of Mra. Hoffman are quite bitter toward 1 linarers with him, ick and need strength to try the cnild. bright boy of four and a dainty weue | Juve's “Sad, Sweet Story, | Micted how to grin and bear In that, so we wont to dinner, and after pen : an lmlss of five, in the corridor aa I went| “I've always sili," he World Needs Men Like These, | dinnier we went {0 sever een and it with this understanding. Withholde Sulcide’s Papers. in. They had been visiting him. “that If anything like this} They pretehded to be very‘ much| finally: when he got x0 he couldn't walk | WHERE TO GET VINOL IN N.Y. In addition to Surrogate Ransom and!“She Doesn't Know Yet,” Sald Mc-/nen to me 1 hoped 1 would ruck With the notion and jokeq| 1 lett him. 1 at night iy husband | 9 {isgamen 4 Con waned may) Prark Rows tas Judge Tuller, Coroner J. 8, Hnleey ts Glynn. break my neck rather th Ke howhthepivoidibesshorcibl sent me word that he had been Biand bd AverC aati Re ged Aster adie fone of those. who kmows the accret a Adit silt y LOD AITON Tible ex-| rested. Wat St. and Broadway, 6 Fulton Rey rookie t at Hofrman'a | He looked at me with a smile when he Whe smiled. fam not| ex of how much worse things Johnson followed Mrs. Sock itiker’s Drug stores, #th Ave, und gd At, corner to the {dentity of Gladys Hoffman's | She he went on, “and 1 am giad| Might be to those people who hadion the stand. He denied Mrs. Stack Broadway and oth 8t- father. Hoe has refused to turn over to |#poke of his wife, and ; Natl imaeinary flls, chune's ators. ir) ail ite details and als) yimemance Drug seta St. and #h Ave., relatives of Mra, Hoffman the papera| ‘She does not know yet hat I've ” vou the aad. sweet! of sh heard a great many teachers generally. He said Wat when he fel andath Ave. Matty att tela my hand, I. told her it waa four of | bs jof various sorts how to live and that he had done his tu ay ft by the sulclds, Fat ee 1 I fell tn love) Why. but these»men Me more of| itow he got on a cara shies Hennes pas ery auarcelied Sy don't. want her to worry and 1 cir} Ua et se ene Her ipsa hare death aint ARG IE way potown, nee aupal er people, and it has been shown | Eas | T ran me off because I wasn't an} Jes) exer Jdo.i Sin 6) tntrd ost ‘ c (3 thought I'd let her,down easy, When 1) 1’ ct know how to ling the seamy: sid the had never seen Mra St that they bear no kindly feeling toward | ‘hove! Rial | elie: ble party, I bean wandering] W a velvet that many people, xho! el ee topk the stand tu And at eens ket but and go home will be purple and fine linen would give | atout her experionce with al the obild,"' said ‘the Coroner.” ‘I wil! an id hy ¢ all over the| © not allow them to ‘take possersion of m: war in Cuba, , Where this bine and | white sign fe display enough to tell he “And then wh o Dd Magistrate Kernochan e sad. and I knew! more evidence. He will you do?’ I the papers in the case. I would not} q Was poorly nour-| he t tb K wife bles. | | Under any circumatances reveal the ;“#ked- There must be sone: | shed on a. hal to and one onion| But you and salde, | pou Ste Sik up somo nan of the obild's father. The lrtle | 1 don't know. Tate Pacuaesarenaed | oth aay atve: bee he World too! teen drinking with him al girl 4s going to have a fair chance,” Re aac as Seana aent ae navechag is ne life This} to. the con epeons ¢ Cy puerea pouty eae Gettioment of $200 a Month. jing on the gan or jumping off a") aoe baie ee vars en hurt 1) tone | Rouse was held In $1,000 bait, It_was learned on excellent authority / bridxe.” Rea cancer ee even a snepolla, and], fs Soca ee i= that the sure of £9 a month had been) “8, that's ood {den Ton ee ther i ie ey eas | they are thc t neaws mont | n | Oey ae t don ext of th on top| gacbsibecl ela he | settled on the girl by her unknown per: | proke in Mr. Juve. ‘You might do a, of it and escaped with a few b: s0n, mited) $15,000 MORE FOR THE ent and that thie ts to be spent as; : odie. 0. ‘ys bridge leap stunt. ‘ike Steve Brodie 0 iy canoer put it!) And/he | | | A customer writes: | though best by the elderly mén that | : 4 * freak: 4 make a living as a museuln have been choson to act for her. “a Raley SPINS MORE) esi in e " wT could not raven the ame’ o¢ this |1¢, "ould be better than sell PATER pink of coming to-Uffratter e0t- «PRC SECUTION OF THAW. | ‘The flasses you prescribed man) said Mr, n today, “for le rasiaalline 0, 6 Nrelvelstovertantes iieuiiett au Rreatly “Improved By wife!s professional reasons. Second, lant. £ = “WHT you ret an ndemnity from sig after she had .seriously pen ee anilicohsonss Rae Aah sae dn't saved Others, Sacrificed Themselves |. ciatruction company?" T asked, |Board of Es! te Grants Request, ELECTRIC TAXAMETERS injured her cyes by wearing Seti ee E Buel 1 had read the mereherah account gf rithevconipanwilladal ways | and Jerome Will Try to Keep piers % 4 lasses of her own seleetion.’? |how-they. were working on a tower of | fair to the men," said MeGlynn, { Epa exnencae i 4 Eyes Examined by Oculists, MOTHER-IN-LAW’S \the bridge and a bix {ron plate, which havca herinobUalklaboueethan sere Down Expenses, Phone 2380 Columbus 8killed Eye Doctors of: Experience, t was being lowered Into place by a | After’ some! diacussion the) Boa rao? oO earners sa 4 : t oO! ur axameter Tarifi Glasses Vreecrihed Only When Needed, LIMIT IS LAID DOWN, crane. slloped and would have fall this time William. Moore, a! Estimate to-day*zranted the request for a i Alwcays at Moderate Priore ss the workmen below if these men friend of Juve and McGlynn, arrived ni six COO eaddlionateetor ioe ting the and Information are in had mot deflected b, aguinst a beam.” the scene. prosecation of Harry ‘Thaw, Comptro! half a million homes and &de700. y Ehakich Mag: e O! Reilly Also Tells Hus-; They stopped the piate, but — “Come here, Moore,’ cailed MeGlynn | ier Metz said that he liad seen Diatricr ‘ eae URS ESTABLISHED band to Rebel at Housekee: “Y saqomy hand cut off.” sakd Me-| Here fe your chin pose a4 a hero,!Atiomey Jerome who was golng to con- offices: Secona—Insk Neirly 30 Yea et ain USEKCEP- | Giynn, fookine at the bandaged st This young Indy ts wr ya up for) ter a view nage of the new telephone 23 Sixth Ave. Below 15th St. ing Duties Ordered, | with sad exe H | dhe paper.” | keeping expenses for experi pags fi " 350 Sixth Ave., Below 22d S! Will! Davis, a big, mood-hatured | “If & man Sn ton the Job!" he went | & Third Victim-and-His Indeninity. | “SAymons directory. | 1274 Broadway, Below cloth » who lives at No, 29 Mc- 0D. ‘he doew what he sue fa Moore limped forward and bowed. i ai eae 5, | 217 B'way, Astor Honse Block. » KUbbin. street, Willlamaburg, had his theré'a no time to think about ans") sy am tho real thing," he ald New York Transportation Co, | 101 Nassau St., Near Ann St pretly little black-eyed wife, Beasle, in tine but what ts happening [“Theso fellows, of course, are all right,| PON ranans the = } 7 a wy : Asie taday od ny NOt cobrae. work like that Is danger Veet: ECU NE dh so far hadd exceeded $100,- | > - 5 = the Ewen Street Court to-day on a| cotrac. -w t i | DUCE fell off a tower on that bridge Mayor McClellan wanted (6 ki), TT Aummons. / fous, 1 got this scar on my head work~\ang had my hip droken. my knescap| how much the prosecution of Abrahum | BLEMISHED FACE? MTedont want to five. Bessie any ine on that ame bridge. DUt We CHN'E | knocked of and my elbow broken, hig | Hummel had cost, but not one stemed, ’ frouble, Yous Honor. sald tho )ua- think. of that, ery man. counts ON \arm jx still dead,” " able to inform hi E ‘ : eked (882 Dr. Pratt Can! ve coi a wide Wetle baby, But'my Umhely enough, ome twenty mer | «Gn, yea; there are two more fellownl|GETS TEN M { Talehien your, Crooked Novy {fo snakes wive her all my wages haye been killed on thay bridge. }here Jn another ward who got hurt, but ONTHS IN JAIL RT OUE Vaca ta Natural Haven your 3 And sho maker ine wcrub the floors and) 7 wag beginning to think of the FOR TRYING TO Kiss GIRL. | THE NASSAU BANK de do. lol 9Esrings lke that { | T assure you they are not in our class: if *Avnen, Ao kick ane threaten 10 co ANT DeldRe an Deine cemented mth they—-how would you put ft, John?~ lieachonr ita back ta her mother and. take aby flesh-and blood by this time, but Juve ‘they were era rnc peatavoucilmpurels with litte while m: . ‘ nearer terra firma than w (Byeclal to The Evening Word.) Remove ALL Face Bi Torhe a otind ant ative Would have smilingty remindéd me that | wore Now, that sounded nice” he} ’ WILKES-BARR Dec. 12.—For Original Clearing House Members.) ake yer Complexion what should. [ doy” |{t was an tron bridge fenid, admiringly 4 fo: etty Sey eaddays you do.” sald Magia-! I thought McGlynn very sad. in spite! sq ReasD a Oiucor ose Pres ys Ethel, Thoma. {ractive=<\atnre Intended ps ‘ (hls brave words. but Juve! Hine c vna: 1 stayed here three months.” | to kiss him, Joseph Uelxerwitz, of thin Corner Nassau and Cerere Sts., Consultation Free, : the floors. (Appinuse ° DER: ut Juve's amilin= | yoxsted Moore; “and these fellows will] city, must serve ten months in Jal: — Hours Alito) 5): Dalty, Cronies nudlendecd face Waa tomarkable, He tnughed and! ony be hora about a week. Life is an eh t And by appolatments « ; i ivecsour whfe all the money.|made Jokes about the things left for’) Aon tae Bane Pe HaEL EV ALE TS NEW YORK. 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