The evening world. Newspaper, June 1, 1908, Page 2

(S| [sti THEN TAKES LEA BURGLAR F: DOCTOn It Caught Robbing House, He Wields Ch Ty Gu Stories. POLICEMAN GETS HIM. Paterson Physician, Quick to| Attack, Rallies From Blow and Gives Alarm. ——— PATERSON, N. J., June 1 Burnamer, of No. 3 Bridge a fight with a bur ved early to-day and was knocked down with a chair by the thief, who then leaped from a eecond-story window After a long chase the robber was | caught by a policeman Mrs. Surnamer was awakened by noise in the bedroom and nudged her husbami, who awoke instantly. Mrs Surnamer whispered to the phys that there was a thief in the room he promptly sprang from the bed a grappled with the intruder, who ransacking the dresser draw They wrestled ail over th the burglar, breaking awa chair and dealt Dr. Surnamer a blow on the head that felled him. The robe, rushed into the fre room on the se: and was) room until. grabbed a | ond floor and jumped through the wir dow, taking sash and curtains with him. | Dr, Surnamer and his wife arous the neighborhood shouting for the po lice and Patrolman M ‘ormack, who was at Bridge and Governor streets. responding to the alarm, saw the ro ber turn from Bridge street into Hamil. ton avenue and gave chase. The fug.-| tive, after a tong run, took refuge in coal yard, where he was captured ir and Plunges | | proaching crowd THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JUN ae VM ORL HT ~~ Ri CASHIER FOU) PEAY FIRST DAY AT GRAVESEND. & UROIILE | Weather Cloudy. June 1. Track Fast. | PAED wR. —_-—_ 2 AS Jt sp >} ° , 297): » " Wi 1 j r Da lic. . i 4yy are, But the Robber Was Deftly Regisie at Hotel as Judge Police Say Models Plotted’ William F. Brown Said to Be | Trapped and Arrested After | Richard McNeely, of Brad- Murder to Get Money of | Part Owner ot West Brey tey Se ReraREa Stabbing at Gne Pursuer. ley Beach, N. J. Adolphe Steinheil, End Cafe J | 5] . | —S “Our mene boy broke out with Moses Ry miemiber ¢ ng SEWN BaInET Fe Sa PARIS, J 1A sensptto: ecrema on hfs face when one mont! tee nem t AU rary and Upwand, selling; §1,0W) added) | been MenGeed Res oRY she perma ts | Deputy Poitce Commtesioner Hanson! oid, One place on the eide of his face 1 needing money, | Hotel du N ood. Wen delving, Winner. v | Atoiphe Stcinhel, the well known | Demn the trial to-day of Potlerman tho sizo of nickel was raw like beet: ‘ Jockeys | painter, and his mother-Indaw, who! Wiliam F. Brown, who {# charged with | cry out when I bathed the parts that Mark's Neely, of Bradley Beach, N dite | Were found strangled to death on Bun-| yeing one of the prepristors of the sa- Fiore wore and,broken out. | I gave him n front d dead in a Garner |day morning at the artist's restdenc three months’ treatment from a goo Me fron “! : ou AeA Hi bench Neer erat Fs yet ane ee loon at No. 874 West One Hundred and abet OPALRIETAURe Saver TO Gin eit mie) Cie Seats Dhaene Ntwifare Shreve | Steinnetl, w: {Twenty-ftth street, known aa the Wost child was no better. Then my doctor knife In hyp- |tefnoon with his fare, are ar ree reca nena pond End cafe recommended Cuticura, After using tot bbed $20 in’ small a | to a bed by the etrangiers, had some-| End cafe. @ cake of Cuticura Soap, a third of a tit eaaees Cie Se eT Varia | what recovered from the shock to-day | ‘Brown used to be attached to the box of uticura Gintment and half F Bortz wat on the job alone and dia| Coroner Harburger, James Dc Jand was abie ty give the police an| pejancey street station, and when it bottle of Cuticura Resolvent he was wel Abi site iawanee toe pares ot [cat Penida auestaridinatleNn Gna? Hyper almost perfect description of the as-| became known that he wan interested @0d his face was as smooth as any } Square, was detained sasains, all of whom wore long black : of baby's. Ho is now two years and a AN tL ate a id fn the saloon Commisalonor Bingham ‘half old and no eczema has reappeared, | According to D sowns, | showing his humerous appreciation of /y'am gtill using the Cuticura Soap; I MeNeely hired t M. Hamard, chief of detectives, say®| the situation. transferred him to the think it is the finest toilet soap I ever to Bex Dones: in Bi MeNeely Visited seve ky 1. had yoklyn and partook freely Starters. rickeys. | Fi jt 5 | The last stopping place. Donegan 13 45 28 sac Ss 8 saloo! jedford ~o 2 19 aid, was at a saloon at Bedford { Ft bi Eo a Tetras nue and Hergen street. Her 77 } a 12 ees 2) ; y's cor on was 8) that Donegan | wan interfered, with. but closed trong. Torbellino ran One Hundred and | ‘way ordered to drive back to the Hove! | ridden. _ Maree Abe Nad a rough n the n of the ed out to grab | du Nord. of $35,000, for pur- ab door to assist | 360 Sinta at A v vehicle, Donegan Won handily, Winner . made a pass with | Wave immediately | Time 204 125. it a long gash in Kate's % %_i Fin | ° eeve. Katz thought called in easy | and loudly prociaimed call Hae tempo: e ardor of the posse. woman W Running up ond avenue to Sev. S Hiseh vine enth street, Rortz turned east again, [crite omte, The ea Bh te by this thine hadiy winded and suffer- pare in new, track: t se ely in the pedal extremities, | S'¢. : The crowd was closing up when County | Pik nena ie alived Le Reine Ibetective Reardon, who has recently avenue with his wife and four children a been fn obscur:! Ause of a dis- ener agre nt with Commissioner Bingham, | J humped into the limelignt | n Gamer. Reardon happened at First ave- | rn nue with County Detective Archer | i waiting for a man upen whom they had | jesigns in the way o° serving a | ant. They heard the cries of the ap- | useraye Mecane saw Rortz in the | ead | TRUST ROEM At the police station a wateh and Ny : gone money he had. stolen’ trom the| short length and grasped the croton ro physician's house were found on him vation. MeDanic a2 pogethers with Cua watch and a big| Deftly inserting his right foot be- | pete 199 unch of keys. The prisoner gave hls) twa rt Tae eee e=| ee ee name as Jacob Levy and eaid he lived| ‘Wem Borta's feet Reardon brought | ¥ galloping at th on River street. The police think he| th Quarry to the ground. It was a | {sa New York “crook.’ | matter of a few seconds to subdue him | “367 aa eoureent ne He was barefooted when caught, his the Reardon gold Ne Poet. 4 pod, wen diving 6 yankees phoes being found in the vard back of| Dr, Burnamer's house. Levy had gained| entrance through a second window. having used a ladder to get up| to it. He had first visited the dining- room, wiere he packed up all the silver- ware ready for removal. Then he had gone upstairs to the bedroom, where he was detected. VADERLAND SAFE STARTS ON TAP. TO THs Pa Slight Accident to Machinery Bortz, taken There a dozen witnesses ‘entre Street Pol e was identified by M ‘to ourt ibel as the man who grabbed the Kin, ney and by Katz as the man who a ren away and wielded the knife Peet! je was held in $2.50) bail for exam- ta nation by Magistrate. Wanle aid in Full. Tirtent nue Augustus Van Wyck and | Bapst, of Buffalo, | burg Trust Company, Wilam L receivers of the Wil- DEATH RATE IS which fa Company THIRTEEN YEARS A from First Page) and depo: pad (Continue desire to SHOT ANDTHE ~—DEFEDCANG to leave Liverpool irday trip on a directors of the value of th as to the latter it de But More Cases of Hear simply pvolved this trip. A avlegram f Delayed Her After She Left Antwerp. ° i DOVER, June 1—The steamship Va- derland arrived here shorty after o'clock this afternoon, and after em- barking her passengers proceeded ror New York. ANTWERP, Ju the Réd r r wrich considerabie iN felt on account a gone ashore or lad io with another vessel, is ve on wsting of a 5: nery, her iach Log steamer returned to Wlusuing @er repairs uaa yinpleied wna Weft thay port wt 1vd6 A.M. Lo-day co Dover BHUSSELS, June 1L—Komors ¢ eeu Star line steamer ade met With @ serous wccideat juunded. 4ne Kea Siar ime here say that the ners leaving Antwerp Was due to the tog and ainery walle it, ‘The avci- dent was repaired s on_her way to Dover. Help Wanied To-Day ! Qs advertised for in The Morning World’s Want Directory. MONDAY, JUNP 1 © yess now Addressers . Tiookkeepers 1 Hoys 1 Bushelmen 4 Collectors & mpositors: Cooks (ons 6) Cooks fess s Cutters S Piremen i Housework anew Yore: ad Tort ai than all other combined. ¢ \ Disease and Typhoid Fever, minty, by a ruse got hin to fix the and he Gi Os GU El ; a | Sey ae lished a new low record. He &: ived there 1 Capt. P ong Is'and Sheri Coroner's Oftice Figures former Justice Van Wyck $20.00) and dist covered fror E & A heriff Had to esi Sena M $10,080 for thelr lx months y to noon yes | Use Strategy to Cup. os , ted $100,000 aplece an average spre | ae | The figures of the Board of Healt! ng, oun: 5 Part this time inc | ture Slayer. | show that the death rate for the week cei was , the six hours from 6 o'clucc | Be) eae tre ha a m to yesterday nuon, Care cn ship Wa whing her at Lone 1a In Greater Nev r- sea ta ‘ @ Go. | tecord of 27.2 Knots an hour. ~ died 9s pared V3 for { Makes New Days Record. fat T 1 w vas t ‘ yor i isand ainst 1 fu. ¢ € u self in as for 10 ie S crowd that s unded the 4 fonoro was arra iE CIN Justice Mini mitted | to jail eo Injured emoved | ah to the Nassau Hospit 1 trom The sh night. F ty st pve! Net Result of Recanvass of esso, who acted aker ov- | : . yer t ut To Yav’s the head and Bayarre in the breast. | ; 7 di ‘ | Following the murier Tlonoro fled to a by inquests and vestigations a Pritchand, pe neu ? a F ayer barricaded mself and, appea anhatta st y time the Mauretania must react ‘ ly f the three boxes ope 100k (0 th ing at a window with his pistol, threat~ wenty-alx ‘ Seine ety ned to kil anyho who ap) hed 1 the start uvailable is inat she passed +s , i st Mayor Met Leahy ates. dnight, when the Sheriff, who jbeen sent for, arrive with Under + lift Hulse do se al consta eriff did not try to force an to the pi 1 to yealling to was a rley aver opened him e, but T friend owed, and after st oro to open t ome to help him. ve time the | and t and had disarmed 1 fA r s MEL HLs 4%) ' F Hn ia on = = howed M : st 76) the \nandeutted an rejected ispectors fer bad LUSITANIA IS ALSO | ANGE DUKE NOT INJURED markings, W Ju an rt ruled B. N. Duke to-day recetved a caole the voters _— France, denying the cabled report pub- | Ls shed Saturday th: Ange had been In The Cunard to-day, iner Lusitant niles west of F und from 3 At the rate was re- et at(Jured in an automoh dent le ace ew York! IN SELF-DEFENSE ip Testifies He Was Told own of speed ag maintained yo that Nd reach Queenstown midnight If that Is ax ent ~, i , the re-| broken her for the the Cabman Was a “Dirty TA 0 | ong course casiwa % io which ee) at ja g hours ohter our fol bmi eS, she reaches Queenstown Fis thte ‘ ‘ in) b midnight b > = hours 2 min : Ree een oa he VOvuRE SHING Fast F Ninth tion, distri the hours: ¥ é Asembly e iu A rage speed of 2, ; a : DE aa uF Was 8) Knots per hour, ¥ : Ahan of the Twenty-necond ER: ae 4 : ot the Twenty-aecon: Ae ee ty ee STAB WOUNDS PROVE FATAL The Odoriess as Macaboy because th of the Sixth, for Hearw,| Frank Laporte, tlirty-nine years old Fs wou of the Gixth, Hears:| ‘without bail by Coroner Harburger thls| sin ectant 1 morning for the death of Jerome Car \D t. Si ‘4 nu io. fifty-two years old, of No. 41 Oliver hi First of the Sixth McClellan street, w ©. died as the {feault of two reven AY IC. ness atop and four votes and Hearst two, af ji '0, Wi unds received ina Mant at} Sold Everywhere. Write Henry B, Platt Clinao. d Chi y street. Fri iy :; . . at ' net gain for MoClellan of two votes. hight)” “td Cherry Mireets on Friday’ “1, Cutt st. New York, for free book. 3 ’ ) Hf 1, 1908. UBERS W BLACK. INNS, SLIVER CF PAAIS AcTIST ~ (DOCTOR ADVISED USE OF CUTICURA After ‘Other Treatment Failed— Eczema in Raw Spot on Baby | Boy's Face Lasted for Months— ; (Crled with Pain when Washed. P-LICEMAN ON TRIAL; SELLING RUM ThE CrARG the crime wan not a question of Fe-| precinct in whieh the bar fs located. used, my little girl's hair and venge, and that the plot which un-| There was even a suggestion at the face ied it too, I am #0 doudtedly had robbery s object! time that some Sunday morning Police- thankful for what Cuticura has done was perfectly planned, executed and) ; William F. Brown, on duty in for us. Mrs, M. L. Harris, R. F. D. Altc., Kan., May 14 and June 12, '07 irecteg by some one fazniliar with the! West One Hundred and Twenty-ffth fact that there was a co erable sum | street, might nab plain Willam F. of money {n the house derived from the| Brown, dealer in fine wines. liquors recent sale of M. Steinhcil’s pictures,| and cigars. but nothing of thie kind SANATIVE b that murder may not have been) ever happened, and Polleaman Willlam intended. F. Brown is on trial on two specific M. Hamard declines to disclose the charges, as follows: Antiseptic Cleansing Is Best nature of tl tan Ital-| First, that on May 13, 14 and Accomplished by Cuticura. jan arreste fon | Was interested in the sale of mal ad fora milo mot herstand(Gutte of being one of the assassins intoxicating Hquors at No. 374 West pee Sere OHA HEP IAI NeI UES The artist neighbors Steinheil One Hundred and Twenty-fifth street, est, sweetest, and most ink he probably Borough of Manhattan. effective remedies, for niel, ae it Second, that he did not devote reserving FAME y4Rg) beantifyi ring the ekin, scalp, , and hands, for the treat ment of inflammato} and ulcerative condi- tions, as well as for re fe time to the siness of the police dates mentione wh department on the William Butler was ¢ cal of led for Brown Lieut trial, womar n ne was Buter the Heutenant at the De RtorinTmCOMmne alu’ lance station when William L tri ety. and beauty t MGseawhoninvasticatedithersranviinate pale, nervoua, < faded, aned n women, ’ out where the sutely pure under the es Food and Drugs Act. e External and Internal ‘Treatment fot narKes that to-day )-morrow, a A pout Butler's excuse was that he war waiting Mathes Brown ij Brown, who ts a clerical appearing and rity the Blood rig & Cheth UNC ee abscves 1 FURNITURE r Geil el eas CREDIT TERMS Sin Fngateo GG 98 98 i Cer $7 ou 2 SAR Hl 242 CALLANS dit My tiaid TEehs, NIELWTS"ST) for Sent on Here ant W.L.DOUCLAS . 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