The evening world. Newspaper, February 25, 1908, Page 2

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, fitted vp ike a studio, with pictures, mugs, a couch, soft sar Juxurtons fittings. He ed there. “Tt would be tor 1 of what has hap s life was wrecked ago when he had a chance to marry a youns man, who was in love with her, San- fora interfered and spoiled the mat She brooded over her troubles ur Bhe became insane. “I know she the killing of been contemplating anford for a week or more, She asked the advice of a num- One of them mi der of people about it was Rev. Dr. Hoople, tt . confirmed her in the ch here in Flatbush and him and asked him if r who He was ent to see would be right for her to kill ord. Mace No Secret of Plan. He tok’ her it would not. Io ad- vised her to pray and to forgive. She went to see another mi and he, too, advised her to forgive the man who had wrecked her Ii she came to see and told me she was going to kill Sanford. I told her that if she n she chatr, would have to dir g to do Bhe said she was wi that. She had nothing to live for. “While she was here an ins agent called to make a collection, | Mother, "GOT DOCTOR TOD LATE 10 SAV K SCIENTIST Miss Edna M. Moore Suffered Six Days Before Physician Was Summoned. SHE HAD DIPHTHERIA. Who Is a “Reader,’ Tried to Heal Her by the Eddy Method. According to Dr. J. Gardner Smith, nie asked him if a woman co ay 4 /of No, 21 West One Hundred and Tevolver to Kill a man and He) myenty-second street fe of Miss said she could en she a na M 6 West One gz to k she was go Moore, o! day if she could buy ar 1 and Twenty-first street, one of IT don't know where she got theling most popular students in the night. W! 1 story is t pages id have been saved one will blame her for shooting him,|0f dip ria, could have been Bey a Decause he deserves to dia” ther not refused to call a Mrs. e soft-volved, 1 a week after she was some little yoman. fortable home, and has t ables. Apparently. sh truth when says t her and after her spoke of killing Sanford with as much treated her in freedom and absence of trepidation : ethod. The she might manifest in annou that | young nan died several days ago, | she was going to a matinee. firth while under the care Jane Moore, the dead is a reader in the Chris- of Dr. Mi who Moore, Mr, Sanford’s office is on the 0 floor of the skyscraper, in the rear. A | old, became ill en Feb. 8. Her mo Yong corridor leads from the elevators [as a Chri ce believer, would to his office door. The woman ap-| not consider her and read to her building at $9 o'c peared in the according to the rites of her church. took an elevator to the fifth floor and Finally Called a Doctor. Heted the door of the Sanford’ office. | ihe “error did not respond to the ei was| locked. Gho was noticeably treatment Miss Moore bt ame ra nervous. Her face was flushed and] 441, worse. For six days Mrs. Mc @he clasped and unclapsed her hands tinued to experiment with “fait under the stress of excitement ‘Mr. Lublin, whose office adjoins that of Mr. Ganford, noticed her as she passed and repassed his door and asked her if she was waiting for any one. call in L suffering f the seventh day was urged to , Smith, He found that ay at on “Tam waiting for Mr. Sanford," said |theria. “I Moore's the woman. throat, lary a were cOV- Waits for Her Victim. ered with membrane. 3 Dr. Smith Mr. Lublin offered ner a seat in nis [04% “S Wate Sil ke badd Office. She said she wanted to see Mr. | ¥'*3' cee 1 at once Banford the moment ne arcived and ee, |t0OK a culture and recetved a report of z ch she placed at {fom the Health Department of true the open door of the main entrance to | “phtheria the office of Mr. Lublin. From where} “I did not walt for the report, but she sat she a6 Gh immediately gave the young woman along the corridor, but was snicided | Dine thousand units of anti-toxin and five thousand more in the evening of from view from the outside. lasted for Her vigil half an hour.}t way to his office she slipped out and|! followed him. Mr, Lublin did not see} her depart. He was busy, and had for- Gotten all about her until pard two he same day er began ig day “The you muffled reports such as might be made dip: a by striking two boards together. ‘The | as ary. unusual sounds made Mr. Lublin turn| was improving, excep kK dney com- toward the door of bis office and he plication, but en Monday morning she noticed at the chair he had placed for| ad a uraemi convu! waich hig visitor was empty. lcausedihen (death: Then he saw her run by through the! Might Have Recovered. @erridor, At the same moment he) 15 treating Miss Moore I had the heard Mr. Sanford shouting “I'm shot. | I'm shot.” i? Makes for the Street. Btepping into the Mr. Lut Mr, Sunford stags yout, his hands to his wead. The we not in sight. Hurrying to the Mr, Lublin caught a g! the wide sta.rway two floors below. yas! mak: at the top of Thinking to 1 syound oor, Mr elevator, but w corridor Court 5 that the woman elevators, her on} « for the street on, she woman. her by to a police Passing. The poll the Garti offices of her as t By this time ered in and and the po! ema ‘id Bul Mr. Sai @round to. the At_Brookl. injury, wi | perfic! fal dangerous ch skull was | found to be f Lasher, of | Brooklyn Hospit Wood, of Tong Island 1 1] they could nv bullets had struck Mr, San an ime very littl and refused consult wit daughters, pital. The woms ol early evening Reputed Wealthy Mr. Sanford at Sm Branch. and i. r inent « if f married a lwushte 1 fon. His dence is ¢ in that section of Long Island and SCULLER WEBB RETAINS * WORLD'S CHAMPIONSHIP. N ~—_—— Piles Cured in G to 14 days, | ment | " % days or money refun ies “ \ m co-ope of all the mem- family and her friends at could be me that a i | | | ~ NSW PERSLA BITE UPSETS & GIRL'S REASON Wound Was Cauteri Healed, but Hallucina Followed Y. After. That a virus ind communicated Sane person « is communicate mad a of the larming."" SHOT-H WOUNDS IN BACK OF CARKINS POINT TO MURD Autopsy Supports Charge of Man’s Sister That He Was Slain in Quarrel. HORSE RACING CATCHES FANCY OF VENEZULANS. Sister Hales Her to Gat wet annah Haly r a ( 1 a summor gs for her a n n the to- Magist was sed fe bea and r i art | | 1 m i entitled res 8, the Wh ut Woman Who Shot Brooklyn Lawyer Whom She Accuses. JENNIE BLUNT. ling 1908 FEBRUARY 25, ‘unnels Which Will Whisit You Under North River in 3 Minutes Work hegiun.... WOMEN FURLED ASIBE GY MEN IN FOUCHAPD NEW | FRENCH A AUOR TO SUSSIA, Foie \y Total c when nonpinied oubY b i if utd Number of men euiployed....... 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