The evening world. Newspaper, March 10, 1908, Page 1

bs HS ‘NTRO-GLYCERNE THREAT SOARES BANKE! AND STIRS THE POLICE oo Blow daid He ‘Give Me Your Money or I'll You and the Bank to Bits,” Supposed Anarchist, as Showed Colored Water. OMAHA, Neb. March 10.—A man who said he was L. L. resident of Rockford, Ill., entered the Merchants’ National | city, to-day and demanded a large sum of money, at the same time playing a bottle, which he said contained nitro-glycerine, and threatening to blow up the bank if his request was not complied with. After spreading more or less terror in the bank and get n. Department on edge, the man was arrestec ipposedly anarchist. Then he confessed that the not contain glycerine, but a harmless liquid diluted y water. Then the ces on tt Police, with great care and trepidatic viver bank and found his story correct. The man entered t n after the ered the bank soc asked to see Vice-President Luther Dra to pie to piec doors were t and ‘own open e. ke in his private o: Mr. Drake seated himself opposite the man, who began talking in al rambling manner about having had $5,000 in the National Bank of Com- merce in Kansas City when that bank failed. all you fe’ are in 2 SHOT TO PL oes) CASTLE TO KILL GOF NORWAY ows building w “Well, 1 go and onal ut you SWede With Remington Rifle : ‘| Fired Dozen Bullets Before know what Naatiacnine the Police Got Him. m, and the ee ne keeping thin sight “HRISTIANJA. March 19.—A Swede, thin and apparently tnsane, fusilladed the royal if he was’ castiec @ with a Remington rifle at po noon to-day, He fired altogether a matter {0 ere Reve abl bulle vera) of which crashed eaten a thing r pours, j through the windows an imbedded was the response: |themselves in the interior w of the “Well ave a breakiast and) 94) talk this ov proposed Drak [peer “AIL right, but don't iny monkey| ‘Dh man was promptly seized by the business or you are a 1 man," re-|police and sarmed piled F At the @ station he declared that Pr H of the bank, en- {it was his intention to kil Kin, tered the next m during the cen-| Haakon He still had forty or fifty Versation and heard enough of ft to cartridges in pockets. . enable him to Know what was going” King Haakon and Queen Maud were on abser m the castle. As Drake and the strauger t name of rc Vede is Johannes 5 ian jGren. He has for a num- rooms ws i her of ys ind followed the travle of » station for ‘ a. black lis grey ‘appe followed the two men to a n to be that King Haakon received’ too iit large a lic funds, Drake and the man were on opposite |#nd to the potic EO tae King had not sides of the table jen Lie detectives T; ig said that G sy never y Hamilton entered thejin an asylum in Denmark ap behind tt Ears pavoned his a HURRY-UP TIME FOR He was talcen to HUGHES IN BOSTON. At the police oy later the man | gave Mis name as L. L. Bee and said he | Ill, last Oc lived in came from Rock Since then bee has Oma and has be out of work He isa plumber. He acknowledges ‘that he | never was in Kansas City and that the] bottle ned no nitro-glycerine The p tle to the river | tank and with a rif_e, 'D bottle was bro there was no explosion best What is the best acy medium in New York City? An ! KOERNER’S PLEA TO COURT FOR FREEDOM DENIED. The World printed 15,516 ALBANY, March 10,—The Court of advertisemenis dur Appeals to-day affirmed the judgment uys of last week-— onviet of William J. Koerner - C va Wwooservil a sentence for th: 1,773 MORE than the Herald or Pa thacs a sWeLCRe OnEKe. ny other newspaper in the fe, whore in United States. Chy, on. 8 ise Ad Koerner has spent teri years in prison Draw Your Own Conciusions and was unable to perfect his appeal ual @ few monte uy Circulation Books Open tc All.’”’ NEW. YORH, IF Husky Mem an’s p. PASTORIOUS IS S!GNL President ville trai Promptly a fans who are ida were r Comar it LYN TEAM MEELICK DERBY OFT oti GCM AN Band AREA ale Hu Ebbe?: t 8 o'elo has Be Fair to-night: Wednesday slear and warmer, Ze MARCH 10, 1908. RAYMOND HTK i il 9 i LD GAARGE: FIVE JURORS IN BO ++ TUESDAY, AST A UAD fh ‘Accused, Comedian Haggard and Worn, on the Verge of Collapse, Watches First Day's Proceedings With ini ense Int Interest, WOMEN C “ROWD CORRIDORS: a TONY We WWYINS ats C Tom Holland by a th in Race for ae vlc NANGLES Hi DN WAY TO HOSPITAL Sort Glos BARKED FROM 4 COUR TROOM, es “atk of 20 oe oe Actor ie His Ordea! Apparentiy Des=rted b ole suai ate “sore Ambulance Meets Speeding Motor, : ieee y a, ae a A tae rae B ee ion : | His Thea rica! Friends— His Counsel Sub. Shiget foliowern of she game are unde | Car of Broker loo Late to >ave jects lai.s nen to Rigorous Course ope the pte an Lineman Run Down in ot Questioning. a Manhole: , the preferred by Helen ted at the trial of Five jurors were selec ymond Hitchcoe! we ctment growing Ad girl, nedan, on an indi out of charges Van Hagen, After being run over and crushed by an automobile whi lone Camry a tourteen- sear at the close of the first one of the telephone street ducts of the New York Tele} hay’s session any, | Giuseppi Soracci, a ground lineman, lay fully twenty minutes in pl. nm the Criminal Branch of the Supreme Court before Justice Blanchard. ight of hundreds of persons in West Eighty-nin retween Amster A close scrutiny was maintained by court otticers at the door of the dam and Columbus avenues, this afternoon, court-room, and it was semi-officiaily announced that only those directly m the would be admitted. dying f The man was slowly connected with the trial This will bar even lawyers z 08 f bleod Finally the frenzied " * , - ae: Anes ae i ‘ eae f witl ae ater eareeary r BhORELED IQ; i {who have no interest in the case. A crowd of the morbidly curious, in- in the.name |. phone in an effort to call an ambu- i i" s L cluding many women, thronged the corridors of the Criminal Courts CO CIDE th | lance or find a policeman, picked up the Buikding throughout the day. was soundly | noay, placed {t In a rear evat and raced sane iy esa 1 to report a| tt, © the hospital i i | Hitchcock didn’t look much like lanky, big jointed comedian vekers to-day had to repo : ‘ « : ' ' Z 5 | » by eyllch real |e coruoeete ae cen coet Suceava msaencsy | who romped through musical comedies as he sat among his lawyers. ; M 4 made up Amsterdam avenue, the u j Bea Safes eae ah coh (St aR NS BAR } nk pene conscious form of Soreani was lifted Haggard and unhappy, h deep lines in his bony face and a staring j | crowd tha ; Pe et ate Jack ! ops of hal S and 0, | {70™ the auto, seven minutes atter he on look in his pale blue eyes, the actor crouched forward, with his arms PERT AT Aton Led nasi tlecs "| ing put aboard. When he was placed o | ercounsel le. He was a lone-drawn-o neesr ham and e oe ora dureoes the operating table it was found that { upon the counse e e was a long-drawn-out, tine-spun parcel of | tour wich 5 eee nee lie nomen tanag | the man had died In the machine i ytaut nerves. He jumped at every sound, and his fingers were rarely s slated ave a public appearance! The machine was operated by John ‘ naermeaa ii Hehverce Fs ‘ 5 » to-morrow DMepaintor iwtoltwasiktakingacatrom Hitchcock looked like a man on the verge of a on the programme! the Acton Garage, in West LEighty- fn his hour of need Hitchcock has) Francis Patr an and Assistant Was made up Of} ninth street, to meet his employer. ey : as . nh sparently been deserted by his fellow 8 n; 1 the cheapest character. The| in the car with Palmer was ‘iwara | SeVen Persons Hurt in Funeral |are Oe ah ces arma fai was a six & race th@t:) Manning. Both men were arresied, =| (> (6 Bees ear ey cesie Papen ea : ae re jona brought | anusneing to witnesses, the man was| Celriage During Stampede {Neither wie manager nor any other a ie verage §) aH 2 y uptow jeatre ecutio: Holm er iverage sprint-| Gent over adjusting wires in @ man- 4 spicuous figure the uptown thea had elected to take up ETE CRI its te 1) was named the Wildfire Purge | hole two feet beneath the surface of th of Team. Jaistrict sought entrance to the court-|Hagen case before culling up the pee Whien Lilian | street when Palmer, in an effort to| iteneook’s wite, whol is) Miora | maining two tne mane ere this week. |turn his machine, backed itagainat him | gayen persons vw ‘ te le ba at the 4 n BISA UPareiree ; : ound | S0ven Persons were rabelle, an actress, sat in an anternom, ! h I Wany are reg | nd eruphed wim under the wheels and | | o°VeR Demons nleee a eo QA EeCUTM | against the pavement. He di not re- an anera the Jand iis two brothers-in-law occupied reedenke ores : tt rode the w gain consciousness. Willamsburg ridge ern }ehairs just behind him, Except for the defense wa. auf @ dozen of) Patrolinan McCoy called for volun-|when an vile htoned Phere threswande nis jeys the ac ial of t i a box at the !teers, who lifted the body into the DIE | horses drew tl ore, | ro two-year.| ‘uring car, and in @ mfoute the half | 17) Cae et ey ER Uae et ther to go i) woryear| crazed chauffeur was driving hie a RiRCa see wad, Morbid Sarred from Court ) else At UL h machine in a wild race against death BL Ce STS Cad ( t 100 ainbars as I AGH z é jeident the J. Hood Wright Hospi Pepe tania ad , pains ia te i i a) ee t,|@mbulance met the teeing auto. a eae Haat Heron Caewere: fel ad Bane St . doctor inady an effort to halt the auto, | a ™iN%, {he remains of their relative, Heit IL but the victiin expired under anues- | \ v send 110 otaken by ! i i reached the hospital in a few minutes, | St. Mark's place, ta Mount ase Da. temp . but the victim expired under a lie Bp nN tohen. Pra eS give H jes. He lived at No, 63 eS Stree! bs eas ‘ ¥ VASE Onn LBs Sth pare themse o answer the if Mee un tHetlen, ie lived at No, 6 Jamon street, 10h, wizeet; Morris Kauttman, twenty: PETE EONS Neca Eighteen Families Driven to)‘, UF ltelephone company for a number of | QU" vears old, of No las Suffolk # lad ea EAE ne eT Count tnehtleld's uy) z x Brie maeo loaeat Samuel Rosenbloom, seventeen years. former nt District but said: he © Stuncb- Roof and FE edit |The tragedy wax witnemed vy many | 2 OLN. H Leonard street: “Aheannin | Henry J. Giny and Carl ache Analihfeldssoula renitimelconmateone FI i ne Eioye sflagiBearaylls cociatb car wna lies ol(engerelbibyitne Ropenbla m, twenty-two vears old, of|sen, Mr, Gray is 1 8 se. Accordingly. all of Hitone vady jssak, yse of C a is a No, & Debevoise street, Brookly Wile i Jueth of rock's wyers ou une and Smoke Annes! Wied. Merrigo, Lady | carelessness of the chautfeur, The driver | Tain Rosenbh-onn. weit sis uni Wit | Justicel Grey; iiss [eooh's tayrvera| Naa m ‘ i ay, Marfa and Lady Seahorn gla ice ls HID DEE) 69 Bo of No, 10 St, Mark's place; Harty |Sivce i ; 09 att renee tan A is . “Vaiss | Wass abo o puton the brakes, causing | Greenvbe t is old oft | 4 A a choos The eightwen-family RACE—Purse 400; four-year-|* oi : en w ars oid, of} cook's t \ mneetandentnice eS RARES FAA 1, seliing, six furlongs — | Dun te back over his victim, No, 1 West On and ‘Twelfth itt areag ails See eee sUnGanacneinamibatan me on § Ws (FIs nny. 9 to 1 § to 5 ee | street, and 3 ivder, thirty-five aS ee \ Defense Is Critical. soon and the flames swe and 4 to 5 ya length: Cablegram, | eeaenescr a | Waal =! The prosecu S bullding with such rapldity t 1M Howard), tod and Sto, |CONGRESS APPROPRIATIONS | years old. of No. 110 St. Mark's place. ston was scomingly more RACE mtentanG s pds Minot Jubel, 40 10-1, 15 tod All these persons in t neral pro- Janxious tha to get the Nidimanyseatics, he binge soemed to /Elioshiey Quoh tater weestt ss” | TO BE ABOUT $900,000,000, | cession were our and oruised and ince [Jur bow Aled Mt. Garvan cook only start simultaneously in the laundry Borunont. Minnehaha wrand, Cli ———— Seana aed cepsune ta eerie) Sas a meaoe me which Mr, yaHiien . | 9 a , ambulance surgeons ¢ the Will- Stanchilele re. $8-eX¢ Paul Knobo and the barber shop of {gn Forge and Dorothy Duncan also! waginGTON, March 10—At the|ismebury Hospital (talesman, § fiid feuiaate vo Apolly on the ground Moor. Fire | ——<——___ SO Re Cae ETS sana ei aaa 1 out into the hallway and cut off HANSON REINS IN JUST Tewrey. chairman of the House Com Auton Stareds Gal c: what church sorietie any, he be- S except by Way of the fire-escapes | ' There were fifteen carriages In the aid = pes | mittee on Appropriations, who fad by) i nged to, how i Rndiethe whorell iletien tengitall IN TIME TO SAVE MAN.) erie? on the President at the tetera |funeral procession. Samuel Cohen and lantlurnetaes: ole neahed were driven | ————— | request to discuss legislation, expressed | Morris Kauffman drove the first car-| cule inely bred weniate When Policeman Scanlon, of the . h peta tic rage, and there was another young man | 7p. " = ae nea A OT: Charles ‘stre Gane Wy Suddeniy, Appeared Bes |/the opinions his ale Beprop ia ans oC io oteeat wiinitiems whose viaimewes (ey Rank Higher Mhan Civil ceatsn ! importer, ss 7 a te | Congress at this session would be kepi | °F ; Seatsh : eee C < Ww n 1 rail Felwael turn in an ved at the hou: fore the Third Deputy Police , (ou Coola eee lee P| not obtained. Five mourners were in- | Foe Ct berry WAV " [vse pets “ Be he saw Mrs. 1 be Reeds 4 Mee Reet orate io reer core | Gide ltheleoneh War Veterans With Him, ; Uted. Mr. Comunissoiner’s Ri; priathns for battleships, If there arc Gana Taek ae ysterically from the tire fe ig. 1 pended e W . s : s a family, hysterivally . | two new battleships, he said. the tota:| A@# the funeral descended the Wt He Tells Delegates aL N } Hast Ninety. the laundry, amoke nna bird” Deputy Police Commisstoner | would be about $90,000,000, and if there | ! SPOOF ue me uae te C Nousicaeeten He to fo 3 he sacritive | son qualified as an éxcellent reins-| ure tour battlesbipe the total would | '¢arse leading at a sober pace, a huge oY : remep)e wh badly burned, Seanton| mar when he prevented his! regel $940,000,000 automobile shot by with a sb ‘Honk" | — 1 i F ourning staircase und ayy ted ; ; , aay Teeeeriaae Rete Nar GIONTEMATonTOe aun long r Sidney A. ; ane nd | h ns horse from jumping over | ‘9 total appropriationa in the leat |and & deat p hunder from| WASHINGT ar “This Peres ate eat Soe Htnjamin Roth, twenty-eight years old, | Saar the exhaust. {the one bod: put even hig’ edt After he ad assiste r Congress, he pointed out were aba | who lives N % West Ona he wont down inte the ame grave | who xot In the way of the animal at! syv,0w.000, und it was hoped to reduce | The horses drawing the hearse were| than the ve was Efanacennictlain ate mote and .found John Cavanagh, forty-ti avenue and Washington Square! the appropriations thie vear about 820,-|0}d enough to know how to behave| the enthusias f eae ot lcepted as juror No, 2, He is forty-five anrarclawanhinvalia el tine by es rm Roth was o slight!y injured | 000,000. themeelves, but the pair pulling Cohen's | Pre lent Roosey in receivin; Camacniga z a Rare Olden vp a yuna in thal saiensatranteaiiny Sulllvent of) sti| ——_—___ — carrlage were young enough to be | delegates to the Congress of Mothers at 1a matted ce as (wo daugh- ee Deiat var eae OU ee ents Hospital. frisky. As the motor whizzed by them | the White House ‘ from his bed ay, whi , | | my way. wi tiusiue ttanson had the tines at ANNA GOULD POSTPANES reared and” plunged und thea! ‘The Presldent mate the oceas Three More Secured. ae insect iendnl vera PAT rOlme Rta cits SAILING FROM FRANCE, |sashea forward into the ti deadly sion five tater ee was is side. ‘7 was pole of the wagon smastied the glass in » before the lawyers Laue Hae Mul- | PARIS, March 10—Mme. Anna Gould, | (Ne bearse and shoved ¢ aeoy Up ta | Ferganae pyc v ‘i who en divorced her husband. cory Bee J f a . gi ie ba H Gount Bont de Castellane, has decided | t 1 1 Na 4 Cit) Si 8 Dur York for a few da Her origina! pia 8 awe t Wake ann ee ~ 4 was to sail from Ci z to Ww 1 i ; : (eure SENATE BILL IMPOSES ' fe will be accompanted Py ms ston + CT AN AAAS ildren, and expects to ramain on dis i rac OY; : STAMP TAX ON CIGARETTES, America for two months ey : aig | : fous Hl pa brs: ) De ” STOLE FROM A VANDERBILT. 2" 1" 20" 2s ; Thee alt iis ane hi ; N Broad wor to ques. —— ing a Negro Wan Once Convicted of |), to tne door y-elg! GEORGE CROCKER ILL. ere i Hops f ie Stealing From Morgan. | : asattn OX | Hawley ‘i Si An ration may have to be per-| haber oe ne i i a AnacbAERe : ‘ George | James Anderson, ne 1 : : ' 0 Dig nile « » California millionaire, who| to-day of stealing siive o $ 1 ' } s is i ‘ s lying critically 1/1 at No. 1 Hast Sixty. from the residence of William K. Van- le tenn 8 ' " : : ‘ : fourth stree He has been suft jae rbiit, No. 680° Fifth ay a ey AALS 5 ‘ ne time with stomach trouble,| month. He was convicted rafotion tell past y foot embankme! i oe oa " box to alter or| A consult ot p! fans will be hoi man oi! paintings from the rest-| xen River. tag ne was wasted eillug mark or to com: ' to-ds deside Upon a course of theat- dences of J. Pierpont Morgan and the! yanks Several passengers were or ano! wot the oak~ terse tae stamp, meat. inte Charles T. Yerkes, Oem ay, glase and bruised. railed jury '