The evening world. Newspaper, February 14, 1908, Page 1

New MIXOLA Women Y isn’t Some New Yor! Rain, ote ther os to-night & Saturday; warmer "FINAL. | RESULTS EDITION DNPDRORETEREDT OTE MD MORROW’'S — Circulation Book: Open te All.” ie “PRICE ONE CENT. York T o-Day @ WOMANLESS Ek 4s REELEY-SMITH Discusses the Reckless Way in Whica Our Court Death and Extermination Every Day. EVENING WORLD, Where You Will Also Be Told About Women Who Can Dress From Top to Toe in Pearls PLN PAR GUL. KATHERINE CHARGE DENIED BY BARLOW Accused of Beating Hotel Bills, Kath- erine Says Magistrate Borrowed $25,000 trom Her an? Agreed to Pay ‘them. Pres ent of the Bc Poillon, the elder of the sensational | 500 from her and fai paying her hotel bills. Special Ses: Peter Townsend Barlow, Kath was accused to-da ng to live up to) Poillon sisters, ¢ upon REI ot ition was ons, charge of ‘Teaudine various hotels. ig session of the court ne loan ed Magi e Barlow $25,000 son a seat on th the funeral expenses tor a child that died in d oO} ia the Dew 5 5 @ considered the ca q ar y the witne mand do. “How “About t you remember—lo you would pay?” Couldn't Gnao Question: anything ‘et us have no s er Treasurer of the New York and New interrupted Dis! d to-day. In some | Jersey ephona Company, to-day de- who had rge 0! v round that) tectives who went to search for him you have any questions ask t) they s something with warrants reported that he could Katherine was unable » ine al with fl pd to AN | not be found. Mr was last seen question to bring 1 board swer to 18.1 at No. 20 Henry. street bi Mabtiity of t and the/ and the was! ari 7 tternoon, witness Kather-| the cen r case detectives w t to the hou! * Charlotte, who is| Was announced shorily before noon Warrant were told by Mr.| iat ; Ww ¢ srs ent Katherine x that he left the hou: “How long lave you k n Judge | leadi etic C te fol- | oon, saying that he} Peter Townsend Burlow?” asked Kath- |towing, both with heads erect and eyes | would return soon, He had neither re- ectue: blazing deflance, two de sheriffs | turned nor sent any word, she sald, and “About ten years." had to cut a gangway through the|nis wife was wild with anxiety. “Do you know of any agreement be-| jam. Arrived at the var. Justice Zeller | ay intimation that Snow might not be tween Judge Barlow and myself?" to settle suggested that the sisters engage coun- note" promised your sel, They scornfully replied that they tel ot need one, Th 0 of Atto! Atiorney in, “this won't do. How S Hotel Managers In Line. does she know it 7 “Ask hb said Magistrate Zeller,| “I guess not,” sald Katherine: “Twill who had taken great delight in the|defend myself, Let the prosecution be- proceedings, ‘what conversations, it] gin.” Thereupon Assistant District-Attorney Keogh presented the specific charge of the Hotel Bristol that the sisters had neglected to pay a hotel bill of 836.10. any, she overheard.” Chrrlotte Heard It, She Says. Katherine took advantage of the ad sked the question, 1a of City Magistrates, | where | t Stock Exchange and ad-| © OFPOLICE Hit V, POWERS LANDS TWO IW A ROW AT NEW ORLEANS on Exotic and Lotus Brandt. RACES ARE RUN IN MUD. | Track Condition and Re- duces the Big Fields. (Special to The Evening World.) NEW ORLEAN Feb. run tn hes g. nd he mud Powers | {g | tad to t ts by | aking th on Exotic and rand. | “SNOW (NDICT BUT SLIPS DU DS: Former Treasurer of New York | and New Jersey Telephone unpany Disappears. lowing the fling of an indictment Kings Count: ng grand gree against Hel nger Snow, form- found if he should be indicted District-Attorney Clarke late yesterday afternoon, The District-At- |torney ordered Capt. Kuhne, of the Brooklyn Detective Bureau, to send two men to guard the Snow mansion. Sleuths Put on Guard. |The detectives had instructions to | follow Snow {f he left the house and to place him under arrest if he at-| tempted to board a train or a steamer | Jor any other conveyance leaving the| | readily reached Nace He put the manager of the hotel on the|city. They remained on guard all night A tea orca stand, and when he had testified called] and until the rrival of other detectives | : mae Fated © managers of the Hotels St. Francis, | with a warrant, anal tse Taya’ know whether It jKing Edward, Albany and Grenoble.) Mr. Clark and his assistant, Robert | was W Meee ae aan na maid to | TheY, testified that the defendants had| icider, were at tie District-Attorney's ae Fee Heatherine auld (0 [left their hotels owing bills of from $24|oMico long before the opening hour to Judge Bariow: '¢ must have back to $300, i day, They were foined by Union N $25,000 T toaned you and t Tsent) The kinswomen did not interrupt the} |i President of the New York and you to Washing Tam ou! |testimony of the hotel managers. ey Telephone Company, Mr. of apres: ey lt ugh they glanced at them now and arried a biz bundle of papers. ATM ge BANON 28 i en with curling lips of scorn, But yon as the d Jury assembled badvandhevcauld nus py tion young Mr. Keogh announced that sethel wag hurried to the Grand See Te he had closed his case Isathert ted | Jury room by a secret entrance. With- ue It Ho. ala ‘ Of lieth ‘long (gloves, threw in an hour the indictment had been| eran . i or lapels of her fur-trim e found and the search for the missing | Y Thonias with the jturning her Mashing eyes upon| treasurer Was on eee peor at the Court, erled | Snow's actounts showed a shortage of Mag aura ciy “Can I now make an explanation of | about $10.00 when he resigned from his tho’ wand Distrhs the whole terrible ke Jposition with the company nearly a Raed he three Just! wdded thelr ansent| week ago, The indictment. it is under- NifA nd waved the young woman to the; sted, I# based upon $30,000 worth of nine : itneme eka! Seating hersel¢ grace.|bond® which should be In the sinking} tht A ~ == | annot be d. The remain. | «Continued on Second P ,00 of the shortage Is In stock| tho oan binialig «| pnd Page.) i Reet Revuietent cee r ; : NEW ORLEANS SL LABOR from the company and put up as loy ‘ ! | UNIONS INDICTED. ont ey | and © would tie outstanding | ‘ed & oday Indicted Investigntion Rotel bills. ‘The sn was denied, and cally every nat he lost his Presiding Justia Mayo conferred with | [vor lnion in New Onl trust law. ps. ct sai EE, m- colleagues. private fortune In Wall street and tried i foes by Using money Of the oon ik win Wins First and Second Races} Heavy Rain Storm Changes) 14.—The races | codiclls, ERATE ROE NENT NNER TE DEAREST TERE TAI BRAND FF SY? aT} This in TO- 1908. FEBRUARY 14, USEUM GETS ) MILLION IN WILL OF MLA. JESUP Petition for Probate Fails tol Fix Value of the j Estate. RESIDUE FOR WIDOW. Hundreds of Thousands Be-! | * queathed to Nephews | and Nieces. | —— | Phe will of Morris K, Jesup, who died on Jan. 2 last, was filed for pre- | the Surrogate to-dav | ion states that the real estate BL 00" personal estate is But the beque higuer than t n dollars {s left to the Mu- seum of Natural History. The will made Feb. 19, 194, has two | and the whole makes a very long document. All transfer taxes on legacies are to be paid out of the resid- uary estate by direction of the will, and |the executors and trustees are relieved | from giving bonds. They are Mts. | ier nephew, Thomas De Witt! yun E, Parsons and Benjamin Jesup, | Charles M. Jesup, a nephew, and his | wife, of White ins, will receive eee )and an interest in a $90,000 trust fun: nder the will Thomas De $440,000. rel n the Witt Cuyler, of Philadel- $100,000 and a nie of Mrs aw stare In the fund Willlam H. Parsons will | re tn euch; Anthono} Comstock. | Piel $5.00) De Willian Memorial Church De Witt Kate He site 1 my kind J ery house. | alny his V “thom | all _gtizled Deputy Chief, smoke and soot-begrimed, st ANE NT COURTHOUSE IBIAIE. ALL BROOKLYN CHIEF KRUGER IS KILLED IN CANAL STREET BLAZE: SIX FIREMEN OVERCOM —+$~. At the Head of His Men Croker’s Deputy Enters Blazing Building, Plunges Through Trap Door and Drowns. Deputy Chief Charles Kruger, the best beloved officer of the New York Fire Department, sacrificed his life to-day in a tire the buildings at Nos. 215 and 217 Canal street. The fire was threatening the entire block, water, gas mains had melted. which destre the cellars were filled with ed up to Chief Croker and said: “Chief, there's no hope of getting into the basement of No. 217. The only thing to do is to go down into the cellar of No. 245 and cut a hole through the separating walls. I'll pick my men and yi Croker realized the and hesitated. ‘> won't order any man into that building,” he ‘but if CASTS 4 4 said, want to go in you can.” In the thirty-six ye department physical fear. he served the] = LAM has Kruger new He called to the lett to Mrs,] Hook and Ladder Company, No. i charge of Lieut. MeGrath. “Follow mie, boys,” he said, and tea] a the way Into the Kas and smoke filled basement. He stumbled through a tray and was drowned in a sub-cellar, A score of Kruger’s men fought the BiG TORNADO IN THE SOUTH DALLAS, Tex., Feb. 14.—Reporta re- celved hare to-day report that a tornado struck Tyler, Tex., early to-day. Sev- eral persons are reported killed. MOBILE, Feb, 14.—A special from Mossville, Mis: @ tornado struck that place early to-day, killing two men, injuring several others and also a woman, Ten or twelve buildings were blown down Mirmed reports are reaching Mo- le of damage by storms in the vicinity of Hattiesburg, Miss wires are down in that direction. Squally weather is In evidence In Mobile this afternoon, LOUISVILIA nado is report Details are invk Ky., Feb, 14—A_ tor- 1 in southern Alabama. rs te “EDDIE” REARDON PRISONER IN TOMBS. rd J; Reardon, of Dis- me's office, was sur- rendered to Deuel tn Court of Special Sessions this afternoon by his bondsman, Edward Schwing, and was committed to mba to await trin on two char sion, Special Detective triet-Atte Just Reardon was held for trial at ions by Magistrate Crane {n Cou in S100 In each of two ¢ ning both bonds Yesterdays Abraham Lewy oupsel for from Bu: pus wr ts the warden of the » produce Reardon he- fore Just! Le sine Ruaraon of gas and smoke until their senses left them in an effort to save their ¢ and six who fell with him were dragged | i t out to the street and revived only afer eI surgeons had worked over ¢ n hour and administered oxygen. The six wore] all members of liook and Ladder Com CLICEMAN pany, No. 8. They are Court Asks Prosecuiur to LIBUT, REUBEN M'GRATH, . ; TIMOTHY O'DONOHU Look Into Awarding of RIOHARD JACOBS, suas HENRY FISHER, Medal to McCarthy, FREDERICK KREISLER, TBRRENCE M'GRATH. Entire Block In Danger. For a time the fire threatened the| 1, twenty- entire block bowpded by Canal, Hester |three years old, charged with a Baxter and Mulberry streets, and hun-|the frst degrer dreds of threatened familles were driven into the street by the police. | The building at No. 217 was a five-| Judge Rosalsky to-day inte prosecution of Joseph Garoset pted the sault in to turn the evid he prisoner ove: » Assistant ttomey Hart, with th storied structure occupied by Tischler nay hol tne & Co,, manufacturers of mirrors, and men: Hatrisie Mees tra the flames, after eating thelr way} from the cellar through the various|® Soll medal for arresting Garosett floors to the roof, sprend to the five-| On the onirane smaincate story factory building at No. 215, The] who is attac blaze had gradually been beaten down but in from the upper floors of N the basement of the b stored great pil baled exc Even after the fire was under - trol in other parts of the building the! excelsior in the basement burned like} a furnace, Frequently Chief Croker sent men in to fight this stubborn ment blaze, but the heat and gas bea them back. Deputy Chief Kruger bad the force that was concentratin efforts upon the basement of tl ing and finally he stepped up Croker and obtained permission to his men into the basement, Leads His Volunteers, . the re of its) butid-| to Chlet| Wer No | ayy with t The firemen of Hook and I $ Kruger took with him 9 O'Donohue, — Rte Fishe MoGrat his driver Did You Wane e rolher, (Continued on Second Page» mats Say ie %: and up. Hall. ‘trou trouse; 3 opposite diy men nd upward roadway turdey. %* Some stores sell STRANSKY BXAMEL | ‘the imitation. If eT Jade! refuse the The situation seemed desperate, when the} you | nce » employed in CAR TRAFFIC TED UP |: ; ‘a Starting in Roof of Big Struc- | ——_—__++-— ture, Sweeps Through Euiuding Betore Water Can Be Brought | to Bear Upon It. | HEARINGS BY SEVEN JUSTICES ADJOURNED BY HASTY FLIGHT. Timely Alarm Given by Justice Maddox, Whose Chambers He and Clerk Narrowly Escaped Being Trapped by Flames Bursting Through Panelling. A fire that staried in the roof of the Kings ¢ County Courthouse this afternoon had eaten its way to the ceilings of the tep tloor and halt vay iythe length of the buildingh efore the tiremen su ae in reaching it with streams of water. The courthouse was badly damaged by the } and floods of w but so far iter poured from the roof, known, i jtecords of value were lost or destroyed. rp u ee SA Lap of $50 POODLE A OLD iW On Dress He Bought and Quit On His Protest. Took Dog 1 vears old, and ‘Tam sixty-two my Bi and M ul , sald 1 ora un ot) mu fiea and darling than you s ve 1 sith by Jlove her and I want to come back te » and lve with me sald Ge: . Bunte to Justice O'Gorman on the Cases Hurriedly Broken Of, tint to-dn Iigmie\ Although the hour was after 4 o'clo Kunzier Buntel for a separation, ve BY eof the seven trial parts of the Su- The old husband occuples himse'f | oreme Court were in session when the with the collection of rents from hi! ory of “fire! rang throu; at houses in the Bre nat t Oey aie arora T rgteriea Mighael Fr, Cotton mechyOne thie les oF counsel for the git! wife, “he| Promptly adjourned court, and the spec eae Oe as » oheyed |ttors made a wild rush for the staire your order of last April tc her $12; Ways. The fire, starting at the roof, Fe ea alimony! did not interfere with the escape of Lizzie Bunte testified that she ose anxious to get of the build- ing. noke of his youth up ehil’ren n June, 1 on dress 5 STEAMER RODA STILL FAST ON LONG ISLAND SHOAL. Jorn je| ‘The British steamer Ja, whien A fe and stranded off Amityvi Loo, last Mr Bu Veyae stuck hard und fast to» 2 aim >_> MRS. JANE RYAN DEAD. A Aways. urate wie eas spell BUFFALO, Feb. .—Mrs. Jane Ryans hand 4 formal demand for her| mother of Congressman Willam i eats of alimony. @ forerunner ot ‘thts to-day. Baia to punish nim for cantempe P7An: of thts city, died savin