The evening world. Newspaper, January 17, 1908, Page 4

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY !7, 1908. LLS OF SUICIEE PLANS IN DIARY Not Worthy of the Love Be- ' stowed on Her, Mrs. Weiner Writes. HEROWE AND TWO | OF HIS SLEUTHS APPEAR IN COURT peas Ui District-Atlorney Sees Reardou and Wasserman Arraigned on Bingham Warrants. SNAPS UP THE IK AFFECTED. JUDGE. HER MIND M ; Possessed of Mania That She Could Not Love Husband | as She Should. Examination of the Accused Detectives Is Postponed Until Feb. sa Hotels, hospitals and sanitariums are being searched today in an effort to locate Mrs, Eva Eriel Werner, wife of Frederick A A millonatr business man of N who strangely disappearcd from Hotel Belmont Tuesday right a | writing farewell messages In which told of a futile struggle to revive her vd love for her husband Mra, Werner {s thirty-flve yeors ol prominent in sactal life on both s f the er, Wealthy in her own r District-Attorney Jerome was {n court and the daughter of Mrs. Eva Brie as a friend of the prisoners, Hi Ashton street, Dorchester, a suburb o Boston, Mrs. Werner came : titude in the attempt of the Police Com- | u ome ‘ | mi@sioner to discredit Reardon and = , in March as the guest of Mrs. Wasserman has caused Gen. Bingham h rs | Wellington Wack, of erside i} G \ tion to-day There was considerab! tn the feud between District- Jorome and Pollce Commissioner Bing- ham, in Essex Market Poolice Co when County Detective Eddaie don and Sergt. Wasserman, ef the Nee Department, who was for: Reardon's enthusiastic a arraigned on warre pression and extortion warrants against Reardon and Was: man has one warrent against him orney | York and Lond ging There are th to threaten to apply se husband {s counsel to King Lo- and ex- Her Brain Affected. Sears was ti terlee reczranization commit- wfore Justice Clark Jerome Is Snappy. yeseven years usvand’ and | Elizabeth "I am here as th to see that these tried,’ declared Mr. @neer in his voice, for the appointment of a special De 1 ot Beligtinn, Attorney-General, to take ch , “Mrs. Werner has not killed herself,” Waited in Vain for Reardon. emphatically declared Mr. Wack at his Wasserman was arrested last night has undoubtedly wandered away and ‘ast One Hundred and Thirtv-elghth PTR. yee will be found in some Institution. She Btreet pri t. but was not locked up —~—————---s | “For seven years Mrs, Werner, a rants against Reardon, se ured vest 7 beautiful ang devoted woman, has been day afternoon, waited all night with l/ ! | other sieuths outside Reardon's house SEE i lost a child then she has been but did not catch him thy inconaolable. Her ent has been v DIV coer shortly before 9 o'clock to-day y ») CO wast fascist S his 0 Dy = counsel, Abraham Levy, and | i | IN pesninr cause he believed that travel F OM () ready arrived, but McAuliffe, who had | \ clemen ip ouldisioaher the warrants, was not on hand. ‘Werner is a big. fin 4 sionately devoted to his i Interests, and wit) little t | vote to society, His fondne the preliminaries attending the arralgn- alo) WE) COON Oa) tl ta tes ment of Reardon and Wasserman had = In London and at our country (Continued from First aeiDistclcA Horne Monroe, ang I have never known then “Do you appear here as the prosecu- ° Betore Justice Clark To- crease to State Bank Knew “Affinity” Earle. “What do you mean?" snapped Mr : z 2 | “Since the loss of her c Jerome. row With Full Power. Superintendent. % f - seemed to crave exciteme At Monroe as a matter of information,’ Sp | she knew Ferdinand Pinney Earie, his rot trate Crane. the resources of the trust lieve that anything of that character State between Aug. has to do with her disappearance. The ry of totals, made public to-day s # does not love her husband as * liiams, of the St she should, perhaps, or that he mas Te 0 | Morbid fer Years. Morecutions against the two sieut office, No, 42 Broadway, to-day. “She he was about to go on pat in the may be hiding. Lieut. McAuliffe, who d wa jeubject to morbid melancholia. She Mon appeared in sex Market chronic. dom in the world by her gaye hi..celf up. Wasgerman had al-| The presence of District-Attorney Je- fen B . rome in the courtroom appeared to rivet — the interest of Magistrate Crane. After 0 : couple have M Wack's & been attended to the Magistrate asked le \ T Satter! ie) G st Companies = jee Committee Will Go| Trust Companies Report De- (°ain 3) tor or for the defendants?” | jown a dramatic temperam: I want to know why you a ALBANY, Jan. 17.—A deorease of wife and his aMnity, but I do not be- woarmed with the assent of theo) ang Dec, 1%, 1907, is shown In the poor woman {is erazed with the belief on the basis of re- not love her as intensely as he might District-Attorney are y su by + m Jerome, Its of the Knickerbocke “Well, we'd), to. know," re a permite : . ankeonthes LO RAG HE at the close of bust- It's a sad—very sad—case, for Mrs. Wer- eoming nettled. hal eer ue: Loereol a weaty-Nve trust com- per is one of the most charming per- a i. png ed n Reine nce with his recent’ sone I ever met the St) the ¢ Who do, yon mean by ‘we? re-| or persony represen $35,040,000 . ( BNecISEBelely hen 5 petober, Le @ponded the District-Attor ypaniee reported on sband, friends of itaiieandeate Ar 1 s e “The people of the ct CM responded Magi Crane-tn a loud Voice. d I guess the people of the} eity of ark know what to expect trom you. During this colloquy Wasserman, on one side A pons Wack he!d a consultation to-day. M Wack feels ca t Mrs. Werner Is some local institution. ——_—— - _Broceoatd NAVY DEPARTMENT DENIES “, BATTLESHIP EXPLOSION. Wn ee BE. Jan. 17.—At the Navy Mrs. Werner lef: Boston night, arriving at the H the reor, position selected to act as president Monday Belmont Reardon and and Lieuts, |’? fa dot ht this afternoon it was feenan and Ray and Sergt. Donohue i hed been holding a lurid little conversa- | f0™ 5 tthat t was foundation Tuesday Beppe aoe ns nat ° i Rhames aff ‘s nitnoistathelerowalen dhavethenv/slde of 10 oun : eye rd tn certain quar. | 2@t apartment writing notes to friends and a ed ain. 8 as the bridge. the: place yeaa tives. In them she spoke of 5 ‘ n actalint.’ ¥ : hi Nhe harbor of ying she hdd to di Ss Heenan wanted the pedigrees of Rear ¢ the harbor of p vominent. ft cl Meet if) Mrs, Werner had not seen h i jon’ and Wasserr taken, n the ad- mad of a 5 f Ts. t s e br ; noe 0 r being in > nt a questions. Mag e Crane then ad Little Opposition Lett cident to any vessel of the fleet had | of he: fl ; £ 2 p : wis Miss Journed the nmtter until Feb. 1, waen| Tie s. Pe en receive @ telegram from the hotel authorities. ‘ : $s afar is grief-stricken and can n 1 wher s it will be called up in Centre Street Po nd being ve ‘Court Giri Accuses Reardon. vosit One of the warr against Reardon Issued ninete of er a He NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES, reason for her conduct bey temporarily deranged. v Mr. Werner is in New York. and ts aiding the police in th arch for 3 wife. Letiera left by Mrs. Werner snow, © k according to her friends, that she was Seemed Cheerful, Maid Says. 3! ts y aberrated, and that her mania Phe maid said that 8 rk Y d her to believe that she was § at § o'clock last n hy, because she could not bring to love her husband as she ORL ANS, La Ja 1 The aces are as £01 for to-mor FIRST RAC hree furlongs; purse 101 Pr iv called saloon at was in th en Rea burst in with a crowd of men, aye, drew a revo Her Farewell Notes. Before leaving the hotel Mrs. Werne ed her jewels in a suit case. These| * foo frightened to proclaimed that he was County Dete tive Reardon from Jerome's office and m jewels included diamonds v drove her from the place. She was ill 11 | eral thousands of doliars. She also le for @ week from the shock, she says its a diary written on the eve of her disap ? Pearance, ng “I am not worthy of the love and kindness of my husband and all of my j friends, and I must dle," was one entry + il Another entry referred to several an- ‘i | tlque panels and rare candela co} e AIT 1. RECEIVERSHIP | FOR | WESTCHESTER TROLLEYS. ENC, Beat p y y ” lected abroad. and concluded; ‘Please mn AN Messrs. Bowers & $200,00) on the books i tell Fred (her husband), to se t nds row x 1 andles on a different desk at | an boars ofa 8 Yo W s f and burn one each year in memory of Mroad Comp and stor k kK his pardon to me. Again my blessing. G ri ISPECL i J 5 p ects alway cmp i o mnde ob i : : nlannerd pleaat INVITE INSPECTION OF ADDITIONAL SHIPM ates in Mount Vernon, 3: Court | F) = furlongs) han, She wrote to her mother: "Good by ' , : dear mother. By the time, you get this FOULARD SILKS W.ilCH HAVE JUST | letter Twill probably be forntty dlecovarceet Loe I am unworthy ofa dness which has been beste Bray forgive me for all BEEN RECEIVED FROM ABROAD. 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