The evening world. Newspaper, June 19, 1908, Page 4

i MRS-SVLVIA-HOWARD-TAFT SEC TAFTS GRANDMOTHER. | ! a MISS HELEN TAFT ' Then, “Congratulations, Pop,” From Ten-Year-Oid Charlie Starts Ball Rolling—Quits Office July 1—Ten- ders Resignation as Secretary ot War and Will Visit New York Next Week. a meee THE EVENING WORLD,'!FRIDAY, JUNE 19,'1908- MRS:WM H TAFT ove. ANDREWS CAN'T GET WIFE FROM ASYLUM | court { committee of the person | her Appellate Div sion, by Three Justices to Two, Decides Against Him. The Appellate Div: Court to-day take his wife, Blanche L, Andrews, an| McClellan was entitled to 27 more votes alleged incompetent person, from the| than were credited to him tn the offi- Knolls, a private sanitarium, at Broad-| cial returns, and Hearst to S7 more, a way and Two Hundred and Sixty-ntet| Met sain of 60 for Hearst in that Asse: 84.40 14-Karat -karat $6.00 , street, 10 his home, By eo BikG UBTO0) 22: karat ONS 22 kara eve. ‘An action !s pending in the Supreme us in the recanvass of the vote of 5 - #10. for the removal of Andrews as| 220 election districts in Manhattan, the in his decision whom concur, eays “If the incompeten: rium, other provision for her welfare than returning her to her home in charge of her husband, | Hearst's total, reducing McClellan's plu- | mination of the proceed-| rality to 3,000. as committee of until the, ter Ing for hi removal on of the Supreme handed down a decision refusing to allow Constant Andrews to t should ‘aham and Scott ey believe that the hi CHARLIE i TART —+ EES WAGNDS nos of his wif Justice Laughlin, with Justices Clarke and Houghton person [ciently recovers to render it advisable | that she be released from the sanita- 4 esse ndidate’s Wife First to Tell Him of His Nomination for President; His Daughter, Son and Father, Who Also Served as Secretary of War SEC TAFTS FATHER. WHO-WAS SEC OF WAR AND RTTY GEN UNDER GRANT - HEARST GAINS 69 IN. TO-DAY'S RECOUNT Will Have About 700, All Told, if Present Average is Maintained. Justice Lambert had only fit ballot boxes brought Into his |day for the recount of the vote early and get away for a visit to Buf- falo and his home in Fredonia. seven were from Brook- lyn's Seventh Assembly District, and contained the total vote of that district, which includes Coney Island and | Sheepshead Bay. The recanvass of the boxes w: pleted at noon and tt com- was found that Bronx and Brooklyn Hearst net gain of 482. The average gain to Hearst by the recount up to date is a trifle more than one-third of @ vote to each election dis- trict. There were 1648 districts in the five boroughs in 195, and should the erage be continued to the end of the recount it would add about 700 votes to makes a and suffi- be made ee think) J. W. RIDDLE MUCH BETTER. application to ‘take his’ wite| ST- PETERSBURG, June 19.—John be granted, , We Riddle, the American Ambassador 4 is, preaident of the| to Russla, who entered a hospita here United Savings Bank. YAQUIS KILL SOLDIERS. TUCSON, Ariz, Ju Indians end Mexicai hole between Gua silo, several Mextc Killed, The troops a the Yaquis, ne etill 19—It ts re. | is Mary Brown, fifty years old, portel that In a fight between Yaqui | trocps at @ water | as and Hermo- soldiers were a week ago, being threatened with pneumonia, is convalescent and will | soon be able to leave the hospital, He caught @ cold on the Riviera last April which was aggravated by exposure to Inclement. weather early in dune, “Mi Hidile was firot taken to his summer ter heated building was found advis- Duraulng | able. and ble, he was Femoved to the hos- | pital. WASHINGTON, June 19.—Secretary | the telegrams to his mother In the inner| PRUNE FOAIOG BY ARAB AND Ewin lai H. Taft personally handed his! few in the office. “Those. tesides Mt | ; wignation to President Roosevelt to-| Taft paretatly myers! GET a a |HOME FROM HOSPITAL F, to take effect July 1 Had another| of Artiliery Gen, Oliver, Assistant See HAS G i fe [retary of War, and during the after- | vent than wis resignation for the) noon’ other heads of War Department TO LEARN WIFE Presidency prompted Secretary Taft to puree A Grn | —— J si hi doing now?" wa, ariie’s . esherg F - ki @xtend his resignation, {t would not usual demand of the operator as he Max E. Duesberg Finds Rooms D' as a vas|Fushed from the private office. After antle ks Police t say pron sevevie as readily as i was he had taken, the news to his mother | mantled and Asks Police to lay. The President !s now inter-| he wal the outer office | Find Missing Woman. @sted in Taft's campaign, and glad to Wiscussing the pepments ewan the Ma s < felieve him of the cares of office, that! tion over the Foo: picture occurred Max E. Duesbure. truckman, has Be may devote himself to pre-election some one told Charlle that the stampede asked the police to send out @ general work, so in ten days Secretary Taft | had begun. for his wife, t eign will be free. | Charlie a Wise Boy. | y old, h four-year-ohl | . He left Washington to-day for Cin- | ve closed," he noppted Gaushieri: Dy } (Ginnat! to --nfer with Sherman, after do any rere | On T eras Pues: < @ which he will return to New Haven, i] A his flat at No. 2: i Where he will em-n4 three days at the | gl) pe die maoune Dewan the door to|Plunges In After Drownins |street after at ‘ Yale commencement exercises. He will! Taft received read 5 7 velt Hospital where he underwent an then visit relatives and friends in New them. | Gen. Edw: Boy and Would-Be Rescuer operation for appendicitis. He found * York, revuprned to the capital Saturday, With lists of Sta _ the rooms deserted and almost dis- core. But the bulletins did not ct Thon) H. - hepsiar a t Iuat hit. i fn-such shape that this Was possible. Whom He Grabbed. mantied. Most of the portable valuables }He will receive the Notification Com-| When the wire brought the news that | had disappeared, ng wi | mittee at Cincinnat! following his retire- E irbank's name had ben jeered, Mr. | caeh taht he had put away for a rainy fi vhe: $] rc i Fr the janitress he learne paren 72mm Sftices when) his; speech (oC) Can sympathize ch any man| Two heroes, one after the other, (426 ub any before his wife had. lett Facceptance will be delivered. | whose name goes before a convention | the house saying s! b 4 “Beyond that date, the Secretary sald | ~aiy Kind ofa convention.” ) fisked their lives to-day at a Mfesay- : E ip to-day, he fe made only tentative, 4. cand. congratulated Stee Ra ae {fe ing job in the North River at the foot ) ements, latter Was about to leave to pay A , r 1 fe Oc i . “|| ferane vinit' 2 the War Couewe with Becre of ¢ street, where the Ocean ne woman is dese P Wife Told Him News. fary, Root. Secretary Loeb could not Steamship Company has its pler. Hero See Aare Halim raraveataridlce | leave the i ouse, but sent a Ys ¢ and ey a There was a pretty domestic scene’ message. Assistant, Secretary New- No. 2 had to save hero No. 1 before medium heignt s wore when last that superinduced a heart throb when berry) represented the Navy Depart- theltintvwasbover paen a white silk walst, ck skirt ee f | ment. ne was ove anc i | = the neve that Becrsiaty, BOG? nee been} batt Tate's Hing clothes had been| Samuel Abrahams, who ts a sixteen- mupuesbere) is) s to get In. touch | gtpe the Secretary's wite dreseea, 203tS and spurs. Mys. Taft, Miss Helen Stanton st crept out on a 8 ma rai Secretary's wife dressed and Clarlle drove home piece in the hope of rescuing a watt | ——_>___- | Nee ee eee ae | Roosevelt Gets News. melon that haa dropped overboard from |LEFT MAYOR AT DUTY CALL. a eee nee ural ‘The President's riding horses were the steamer City of Atlanta, which or | 7 shipped to Ovster Bay in the morning rived yesterday from Savannah with a! While Mayor MoClelian at the City Hall 4g a keen observer of events l/and he and Mrs. Roosevelt went driving yoja full of Geor tayorite tml | | ll\vesterdayanmarningnacrl Swann wiatic and a cherished adviser to her husband, /eaily in the afternoon. The President terday Was inepecting two new Z cacrierit waar Yetumed before the halloting began, got He ared the floating melon, but in| tomobile ambulances of the Kings Coun pecelvedy he) eavenaat ey hewal fo tintownis nig “hannels “Gnd played the enthusiasm of the chase he over: |ty Hospital wale had been brough Chicago by wire and telephone. gles with Assistant Secretary of balanced himeelf a off, and | “ f RecaraimarteweaiaW: Cecceningnton her acon, They were at the game balanced himself and tumbled off, and | over the Brooklyn Bridge in charge of bi Lae Ae 2 | of the nation came, he Drs. Davis and Woodard @ police-| husband, “and hear the applause for |« out the President, | 4 and a crowd came) man ran to the inspecting party and | jTaft. It's Taft, Taft, Taft!” she said| who laughed contentedly and continued | ning to the doors of the pier shed, | ##ld that a woman had been Injured by Foudly, as placed the receiver of| DIS game. At the same time a state L is | @ passing trolley. Al ‘ A 4 nt by the President prepared earlier |In the crowd was Hilton Brayton, a|~ Dr. \Woodard took the ler auto- the long distance ‘phone to the Sec Sai Jan thele moon was)(sivenuout muag [young man who came down from White mobiie, went to the woman's ald and | Sat the C aver uuld bel ing until after midnight and, falling to has taken tO/of No, 38 Third street, Brooklyn. The } ficienee heard lke distant thunder-| Before ‘he "went to" the White Mouse joating about He sued time apent in making the tel in 8 4 Ging. ldrea of ‘Tatts neighbors vi : nis coat and jumpe er Abrahams. ?ospital was two and a half minutes, ( ot Taft's neighbors visited ! h P nen the mac! | The Secretary resumed his seat, smil-| his home te were @ band-an ‘The drowning boy loc anne about anished Hie nareeon ree ce aree ing, ng up the matters of office, yore Gasriler Taft took great) de"| Brayton’s neck and hung on. Brayton, Siwhile Mr: Taft continued to receive the the front stoop of the University Club, | treading water, tried to break the ooy jessages, These were brought to her right across the street rom his home.|hold, put couldn't do The men on y her son Charley, a bright younsstec | ME Arete adaressed Puederonaytenay DIS/ the pier threw rapes at them, but the| oa bs GR zis ten este pater celheCe congratiilationsss | tide had carnled the Binuaal oe poate udden! Mrs. ‘aft, ing, X= | fe feet out n the current. They siclaimed, “Taft is nominated!" It was a Mr. Taft Makes a Speech. |were both in a fair way to drown. | Bretegrapnic flash trom the convention mip mmeees tbls neignvors, the| Grayton was losing his atrength and | fihall direct. Mrs. Taft, in a fever of|famuaiy.of the University Ciud, Mr! osname, half wild with terror, was fyhappy excitement, rushed over to her) n't expect me to make @| worse than helpless @husband, and, embracing him, extended] speech to-night—much less (a political | pouceman E. E. Barry, of the Trat- z 2 Speech. A greath upon | her congratulations. | me. to-day” to lead a feal| Me Squad, was riding slong: yest party ‘the contest that is to come.) street when he i the yells. He | 4 First Congratulations. Fis’ expression of. good. fellowship T| jumped e saddle and sprinted @ She was the first to notify and to con-| value greatly, (as T deem It the ex: | down the pier, getting out of his coat sae pression of good will from my fellow | and elt a& her arry graboe C7EATO ary es lub members. We are neighbors. I/| up a loose end of rove and dived in. Aj |, ‘Thank you, my dear,” he said, calm-! Gon't ragam it a¥ apolitical demon-| fon are ce strokes brought him. to. the | ly. Then Charley got on the job ¥ stration at but merely as the good | otter two, He tore Brayton and Abra- | tpue American spirit. “Congratulate Wishes of my nel Tee ope Of hams apart and looped the rope under | you, pop,” said the youn, rabbing| has been confer yjou Abrahams's arms men on the, BRROD bt atateibaa sta Sey EGaie: jock hauled the limp youth } his father’s big right hand, and endeay-| ergy neracon es a Beayte with Bari help, swam coring to give it a pump handle mo-| members tocn back to the dock and war lifted up. tion. Secretary Taft was on his feet) predict who Ai H eta ae spent. Barry climbed out un- * the ne sy and a when the really pant of tie | aide aaa eaten ca morte uf Sup] Whe House shail have left It on the | Sat ears peal he congratulations o others) ourth of Marc ECTRIC RAPID FI ' in the room, and still others, who, hay-| I thank vo! pintlemen: for | roun| EL ‘ | eae carat 4 ~ od fellowshiy tank you on behalf; PIJON, June 19.—An engineer named tugjheard the news, were hurrying from | g00d fellowship: I that 6 Beall ‘parts of th i building to be in on | 2% the Teal ruler eae family, the lady | ponteaux announ: es the Invention of an | Sethe congratulating conduit. th electric min which, without powder or BH iet don't seem adle to eir family life other explosive, is capable of firing 1,26 i © welt right now,” said the Secretary a roval could be de-|shote a minute, few minutes later. 1 can’t deny that I a = — = yery happy. 1 may have something Jr. Taft announomd that he th say to-night to the Whit ouse the club Brio of the Insular Bureau ana| President, Commissioner McFarland, Ask your grocer m some of the otner departments ve will all go over with th for jeg thr. ne room and shook hands ale ith the nominee. Tnose not knows to! \Wildn't we? Ir. Taft were introduced by Gen, Ed-| “Mr. ‘Taft piarted to walk, Dut the (eee called Se Zoot ent he | crowd closed about him half. bloc * jards. Secretary Root entered as the| Crowd Sager ey that had brought Elijab's Manna > ayes ea ed the correspondents | ¢)4 band. © Secretary stopped and sent. le con Mi Mr. Taft alc cordially. ves this outfit belong. to any one fr Q A particular } © Busy With Office Affairs, partiauler ‘, oas 1es j Hl am just shaking hands y d Rewsps e a, said Mr, Ta: h + “It wis be a ne now Corn Flake food with the 5 Bier epee An may shave decid ut th special “toasty” flavour, e itice, occupied | WiMe-presidency he was not expressing Ate secretary, was filled al = BW th newspaper men, but there “iNvhat about the chairmanship visitors, cept callers | National, Comm eo was as a ime. The Well.” he replied, “wha w? That's what I would Iike Made by bringing bulletins from the Con- 6 oman in this office. 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