The evening world. Newspaper, June 29, 1908, Page 12

FE BEGS BOYS 0 SAVE HUSBAND IN NORTH Ry Plucky Lads Plunge After Suicide, Who Goes Down As She Arrives. NOTE PINNED TO SUIT. THE EVEWNIN BANKER WALKE {5 SURRENDER 10 U. 8. JUSTIC |Episcopal Bishop Seriously Ill at Summer Home in Cooperstown , Brite bsconding Nev Loses Fight Against Extradition. PAPPERS’ “Don’t Condemn Me,” Wrote | Bartender to Wife, Who Fol- | lowed Him to Dock. Venerable Sunday-School Man | Yielded $600,000 to His Swindlers. boys celebrating A number of & 4 their first day of vacation by diving from the wharf at the foot of West Forty-sixth street were inquisitive to- day when a haggard, came down the street onto the whart and started taking off his clothes and mumbling to himself. NBW BRITAIN, Conn. e | Wort recetved here to-day by asta | |B. N. Stanley, of the Savings Bank of | | New Britain, states thet the Supreme | Court of Mexico has decided against the | lappeat of Willlam F, Walker, the ab- | |sconding treasurer of the bank, who unshaven man “Goin’ in swimmin’, mister?” asked ee been fighting extradition. | one of them. ace decision of the Supreme Court yes, unsteadily replied the | ere that Walker be turned over to stranger. “How's the water?” fp United States authorities. “It's fine, mister,” they replied, and| then watched the man carefully fold his Long-Fought Extradition BISHOP POTTER PARENTS DAIVEN clothes and pin a folded paper to them. fam Walker, the absconding “Whatcher doin’ that fer, mister?" ne treasurer of the New Conn., was asked. SERIOUSLY ILL Ay Ry HUNG A 10 | Savings Bank, has been tlghting extra: “So's they'll know who I am. Good- fun ever since he was ‘es ie by, kids!’ called the man, and, dressed December of 1987 while eking out a only in his underclothes, he juinped | miserable existence as a miner at F from the end of the wharf. The wat |senada, Lower California, A year bi is deep there and the current strong. | fore he fled from New Britain on the! It was apparent even to the boya who i ve of the discovery he had eam-; watched him carelessly as he plunged penied $465,000 In bonds and $55,009 tn | into swim, “Hold on, hands about; the river that the man couldn't ash from the bani Sixty-two years old and venerable in Walker feil was mister, we'll get wave yer lea York Dioces: He appear Sree Head of New ise Be “We Are et Poor, Ple Tommy Jarry, of } Ind . ° rea er. Gb siinthlstrést! gnalhe Breaks Down Under Good to Her,” They zie, of No. 606 West Forty-ninth street, | is S tet n € S a ais Jumped from the dock. His Illness. Write. But the drowning man went down for | Tans a the last time before lads could > Walker was reach him. He seemed to try to call| Cre BEY bs BN EGAN = 25 URC tnU ba out something, but the water choked | Bishop Henry C. Potter. ew nd. We | used his his words. The boys watched him spin| York Protestant Episcopal diocese, {s ade way round in the current and then sink. erlously {ll here. He had improved bt this o At almost the same moment a hatl fore ims that, woman ran onto the whart. | the inoney Pen ven DL sa venmn ValHusband \shell menos eeu o ne sou coxa tteced SHUT : the “wire t erled, and when she found she was too | adversely. had beet late she fainted. Policeman Wiley | Th mo with tears. was pinned to t : inted, Police ey, 0: je Bishop was taken fl with ‘ ap nueagt Pe aver est seeu atin ystrnetl police] ars aan enah ivenietroubloelinia New ie EONS RUBY, station, revived her and took the su-| ny TY 2 doned early this morning clde's effects to the station house, There | YO". May 1, and added t© room at No. M7 East d been Was learned from the woman that he |OVerwork, caused a severe breakdown y a ye aualde er excayineysenty Thomas O'Neill, a bartender, of physteal condition Mand press and wt n. prest-| iS 437 West Forty-sixth stree He Bishop Potter's p an declined to ani f the h ad been had been il for some time, his wifo|make n positive statement of the pa-| th her to + coma a bY New York tarpers end wae said, and she thought the hot wi as Si crs ers » > say Pelled his wife cruel act, ree, distracted. An investigation | iaaetteetedenleerinaine, BY ranoes | Uent’s ndition to-day, excep. to say aed | full extent of his defak huplinedttsitarsiotn per he | that the syr ms were uncertain. " z x bank compelled to. su: his clothes was a note to| ‘The Bishop is attended by Dr J. ©. urday morning a man and woman, | ment. Hards were worked wife which read Tanvs RS BELN aR C CEA T ENTE @ names are unknown, applied to) hundreds of poor persons Kate, don't condemn me. 1 can't | Bassett, of this city. Alonzo Potter, the Janitor Loughlin for a room in the| Search Cost $40,000. nd the pain no longer. God bless] Bishop's son came here from New house, The woman bore in her arms, The New Britain bank pent about and goodby. CHARLEY. | york jast Pia oa ee a baby to which she seemed to be $4,000 in the searca for Walker. Many act is no fault of yours, Kat greatly devoted. She was about twenty- | misleading reports were receeived a | his whereaoouts, and comely, while the | United States Consul Bailey. of Eneoe man was probaby twenty-five. Both|mada, to give the right clue that led } Were well dressed, although their clothes | to the absconder's arrest. i eonalisrahonworn After leaving New York Walker went in a southerly direction until he landed Husband Forced It. but two years old it remained | HEARST GAINED Sh in Southern Callforni, ‘onsul Ba ‘PLEASE, CP, LE LET THE ut T expect into town and we) to work in the APES INE If 1 don't we are going to Boston, pilnes be recogn! him ag Walker, wants a quiet place where she phe notified and the —_o—_ is can ta are of her baby.’ Recount of Alleged Mlegal “They were ioe peo! : But the Commander of Wade Aaaad Gretin titis Aci deit s RATER h ( VANDERBILT'S Minneapolis Stemly Vetved Total es mariage ieveciera anal oliae 1a deposit omised the reat week. He ap- actor, and, any- Ks of hands he ani work." igned to a room the HORSES BRING LOW PRICES AT SALE ifty-live Coach Animals Sent Over From Here Sell $13,400. tor AINVON, June 2.—Fitty ses, owned by Alfred G he Was were auctioned off in london work and noon, The sale did not arouse much competition, and an aggregate of $13,400 was realized ——___—_ » voice may SIMMONS AND HALE WIN IN NORTH CAROLINA. we can't take smi | only 1 Tne Sion, State Convention Ends with Selection of Pair Who | ised v “ior i ior Caused Long Fight. | ent wee) CHARIA’ N. ©. June 2.—The} ; NOMATREE Tree Democratic State convention reasrem- door, hatless. She bled to-day and !mmediately began | nearest joting for the rema: of the State nm minutes % 4 tee Mareen ket, and for the remaining two dele- or her neighoors until @ates to the Denver convention, United | at when she heard the tates Benator F M. Simmons and E, J Hale, of Fayetteville, being chonen delw. | Ratea-at-large, | Taese tvu, with Go hs vat an, who will | into the roar, | second William J. Bryan's nomination Of the and Senater Gvermn. from the delega: mh to Denver. Bb Grimes. B. wld pr sements last ery hungry Cries Brought Aid Mr Secretary leigh, nursed the Bt ruc: for yn his oppost Kitehin's Gov WASH MORMONS ouT OF TOWN ROLLA, Mo., Ju no further effort here. w ent out. \ iG WORLD MONDAY, in Bank- | VICTIM. | ic JUNE 29, 1908. seen eee BOY 0 ACCUSED LAD IES IN WELL GREFSTRICK AILLING AIS AFTER STRUGGLE AND ILL, HE ENDS Y PLAYMATE N HOURS — LIFE WITH GAS ward ©’Donnell the Young- Cuts and Bruises Tell of Free- William G “est Prisoner Ever Charged man Stalier’s Hard Fight | toate Found Dead in His Room by House- Keeper. With Homicide. for Life. FOUGHT OVER COASTER, search for Freeman| woliam G. Sloate, for more than | ar-old son of John twenty-five yeare connected with. the . of Liberty street, Haverstraw, paper tirm of Carter F & Co, Bos- | Child Put Toy Pistol Against | endea to-day at § o'clock when his body ton, Mass., co! 9 suloide to-day at : , waa hauled from an elghteen-foot well his home, No. 6H Monroe street, Brook- | Youngster’s Side and | in the rear of the Stalter home lyn Mr Sloate's offices have been for ae a eraDn sailey, Seventeen years at No. 150 Nassau =| Pulled the Trigger. | 22 ata m3 Balley. street, Manhattan, j who was called. is correct, the boy “sf; eREL: Und ewan ants | Med after a struggle fully eleven soom thts morning by his housekeeper, The youngest prisoner ever charged hours in a well w = ie pines Mary Jennings bar tube attached | 7 omit in the co 4 apy | to the stones h Kes of the t. a gas jet lay don the ved be- fee SEER 1 GO SOR CE RIGIY | avec Go) (0 ELE surface side him room was filled with was arraigned in the Harlem Court to | of ene ground, edt day before Magistrate Olinstead. Hid littie fingers were cut and bruised "ss soke of paralysis which rendered He was four-yoarold Edward O'Don- jand his knees lacerated arid his (089 @l- yin “partially helpless liga been eae | most bent over, indicating that hie Pit! gigney as the Cause for the man’s act. Seep dupeCuasdueioese Shy | ful attempts to climb the uneven stones This attack occurred last Ovtober. MEK EES ERR Bodine, of No av | fMming the inside wall had only @énd| exe ‘si ioiewheen Piet aen West Onsbriunaredvans Twenty-fourth | Nm falling back again and again 19 much ati a year ago, and et. hi was charged with havin, more than thirteen feet of water. e blo to have induc ge veces ©) Tt was at 6 o'clock that Mrs, Stalter|«he nervous stroke. ‘Yesterday, thor A the death of their ittle play- Albert Decker, five years old. ef ca i Be, Ho he told some friends he could not new | | called little Freeman to dinner. | did not respond. oughly despondent that if he thought P , 0. 219 West One Hy n¢ ty English Yachtsman Agrees to) * Hy o8t One: Hundred @rrd Teremt” | “When he tailed to return at midnightloaveriHe \wouldl/end his: Nee! | Bui ea ear 4 however, the father awakened his evening. an oat 9) Tir eo boys nad been inseparable ¢! | neighbors and the long search for the is daughter, uild Boat to Conform Tasti Buaeadny! (Oar hat age iebbere i © arranged New Rules. t appeared on the bdlock with @) “Weery and exhausted from grief and riv-six years old brand new “coaster” wagon. after 2 child's ' the Aurora Grata ing the wagon a try-out on all the tained staives nd several othe: - Donnell end Albei aid to have at noon to-day that !t was ready to sc-| aq a dispute to whose turn it was to BABY FATALLY HURT BY FALL, cept Sir Thomas Lipton's challenge for ride ne. #9 ; Too-searold Giuseppe | Rowander- from its fixings, she lea Atto wandered on the third-story or the America's cup pro’ ing to Louls Bodine, the eldest | paakes pote carnal ee fae Pee eae se cae eldest land looked down in the water fire rscepe of the bullding in which i Sir Thomas was willing to build a boat) ° see “ sa ae 7 from the his parent @N 7 Mulberry street, conforming to the new rules laid down | "id*at. & oyamiate! Then she across Police Headquarters, to- many pockets and with | “ . a 5% * t h 1 aay. nutes later the young: for fon for the td t t in there! Oh, God in Webraillneeana 5 trophy, he screamed. “I sua the the railing and landed i ¥ floating about she t ne walk below. s Hospita ed again al, » hospital, sedi The body Was brought up with grap- . found | pling hooks been Isions set in Aa t t after an JAMES McGREERY & CO. 34th Street | 23rd Street On Tuesday, June the 30th. two stalwart offic agh were detailed youngsters. not unexpected considerat rance of < . o igual @ouuan nneG @ commotion LADIES’ DRESSES, In /oth Stores ditions gove: a Jonnell and Ee 3 linweneniestenent ata | little Eddie O'Donne!? | Check, stripe and white Lawn yacht Cl © toddle about, the bo ce avainely Ai eaveneasiciieielesitoscarrvatie ent Dresses. 3.75 and 5.75 ves as far as the Harieer Tailor-made or for the detec Linen Coat Suits. q last year 4 Court ' called a race of boats Munching a piece of fruit and hold- lace trimmed, 10.50 and 12,50 sixty-five-foot water As he said on to his father's arm, the boy ap- | ae i i wholesome form of boat” | peared afore Magistrate Olmstead, | Remaining stock of Costumes and The Cup Committee of the New Yor! ro, after hearing the facts, paroled ? S216 Club heid that the cup stood Rantsee AU Data Gareaelurnntis Tailor-made Suits at greatly reduced ( the highest type of racing boat up| dingiantulliinvestie prices ( set for sloops, which 18] the case Ly the Coroner's office. 1 e above statement ut he will not get pent auth of the its ideas . same time there was. CORSETS. Jn Both Stores. BAILEYS TURNED =— ; OVER BY HONDURAS Alleged Absconders With Ship eGoldsboro Surrendered to @ strong sen tin tue club ring All Corsets Carefully Fitted, W. B. Corsets. Model for average figures, with long deep back, strong front and side supporters. gsc usual price 2.00 W. B, Corsets, made of fine white Silk Broche Batiste. Model for average ROLLS INTO RIVER AND DROWNS WHILE ASLEEP. | | | Philip McCauley Wes Taking a New York Police. and slender figures, with long deep back, | Nap After Morning Spent in Front and side supporters. 1.85 J Looking for Work (0 CORTES, Honduras, Jur } : usual Price 3.00 Phiip McCauley is hon Aa nasnoraered sae W. B. Reduso Corset. The scien- and earls aries H. H. Myers and | tific designing of this corset reduces the a aes a Oxley sha red over é : ea aoe set ay istody of Lieut. Peter W. hips of the well developed figure, pro- th River, to take a mid- sheeNen |x cnk volice De: ducing long and slender proportions, ; h 2 restlessly near the pler's sev ULAUAE Die ipiouee 43:00 ig attracted the attention Export | Ia Vida Corsets, for every type of £ Alexander Rothberg. McCauley rolled ping Comp: | * 7 1 over and over, and suddenly fell into Was the agent of the Genera figure. Model with extremely long the water. Company, and Oxley was the master yak high, narrow, close fitting bust Rothberg nd Mounted Policeman of the steamer Goldsboro ’ Eaward Barry, a medct man, near by, The Goldsboro left New York on M and slender hips. 3.00 to 15.00 Barry jumped into the water, ciothes |2 having on board property of the Ea: and all. McCauiey’s body did ‘not rise. P! nt Company. valu i UTE PTR oe PT eee ett CN lf ET re pe ead of grapp! hooke. The « 1 aliy obtained, wae Tatars gl NM A inte Tangs tra, aichargad ort JAMES McGREERY & CO os _ | Cortez and the name of the Goldsboro a me changed to Atlantida. eubeeq ueniy): at 2. Md th est of the American authorities NEW “N. G.” COUNCIL, | the reauest of the American, authorities: ajrd Street 34th Street aa seized by the Honduran omelet fs .H h N ry The tsoners will be confined [n 18 To teaser) Nomen Chieftatne) of)! verican Consulate here until the the State Militia. rival of a steamer to take them to the Unitea States. The President of Hon —— — ALBANY, June 29.-Adjt.-Gen. Nelson | duras has ordered that the Goldxbot H. Henry announced to-day that Gov. | Lozether with her, cargo, #hall ' t it ed 3. Gree! : Hughes has named as w Nationa) ; {Vere} t bsrstrrith Exclusive Features of Guard militia council, provided for by declines to cept Individual respons! | : the ew Miltary Taw, the following.” bits" im the mater Yesterday’s Sunday World. Major-Gen, es command- —_—_-_ » Bir ing Division National Guard. Now | ‘A. $23.000,000 Un! now seus 4% nam, making an island In the York, ex-oMclo , HILL CABLES DENIAL | | ayfedie,Mesaaiyathroueh the essere “Riminietration te rushing plane ‘apt. Jacob W. Miller, commandin, Sclentists. are studying @ mysterious| for merging the rexulars and guardsmen, Naval Militia, New York. ex-officio. OF BRYAN CRITICISM, | | insect” wien Ye wt: sine omenre ankles | In(o a national standing arin, aa ars OP ie Heian rian i} walk in th Wi ene Sarees. of | General State of New York, Albany, | ex-omiclo, “ | wt N i jusively In| — Representatives ‘from all prominent . Brig.-Gen, James H, Lioyd, commana. | Never ( called Johnson ““Poorhouse Tittad Bee Se wine i vee | groupe of reallS*interente In the orreagae Tho George ox commanding | Candidate,” Either, He Wires | | ings sate sen Mie Moma Lipton’ | {horn a termenent body fad Seventy path Remini ente VOD ‘ From rope. Major Frederick ells, ‘Trwenty- Z i Galician velesl als third Infantry. Brooklyn ALBANY, June %.-Albert Hoyt How to Spend a Ten- | Words and w Fork Pe oi rv: ehasor Wiiltam Verbeck, Third In| aditor of the Argus, to-day received a| | Days’ Vacation in New Music talked about (thelr wal: ‘Minjor Charles {, De Bevotse, com. | eelf-explanatory cablegram from forme: York City. fie foged “neglect ig § c Brooklyn | Gov. David B. Hill, the reference Delng | | eessesseesstetesssessssssss| ha a ~~“6 593. uy F. yRyan, commanding an erview which was published Hh vera os TaEAEM Rion Ghatled widely ming from Mr. Hill on 1 A 4-Page Illustrated P, te 993 De Bevalse are detailed to serve for| day he sailed for Et In this Inter. Section Devoted Exclus- ‘opular | SEPARATE no year) Gen. Lloyd and Major Wells, | view Mr. Hill was quoted ax refering | ively to Sporting News. | Love Song. ADVERTISEMENTS, years; Majo. Verbeck and Capt\|to Goy, Johnson as poorhi ise can an, three REA UND BAC a Nacsa = \ Or SE eee ME SEPA ANG 8B Illustrated Magazine Articles BIGGEST NAVV TUG LAUNCHED ae AERP He ai Sty “Shouts Vie But hecrtary ate ! PORTSMOUTH, No H, Ju The 3 PARIS, June 29. Reverhenaeealltaan ene f 4 United States naval tug Pa 0 was Attention just called to alleged Banaue Lave, tie feet | Hema ern published after my Aepa AMtalie with the, Potilon In Riverside Drive! to ye noting yeares tetas a Ti almnarse) yay it Pays to Order The ears World in Advance of the largest ocean} and otherwise. id cost $150,000, (Signed) “HILL.” /