The evening world. Newspaper, July 3, 1908, Page 10

10 tHE EVENING WORLD, F RIDAY, JULY 3, 1908. MWLLIONARE IS NEW SUSPECT I Daughter ‘of Colorado Millionaire Who Will Wed Son of Prominent Editor TANK STEAMER PHYSICIAN'S AUT BLOWN UP IN. WRECKED AS f HLMDREDS 0 ~SPLNTERS ba AOE NTT RET PEE PIP FIVE BOY BAMOTS “OB LITLE GL POS MIST Description Fits That Given by Printer and Express Clerk. |Many Injured by Explosion | Dr. William E. Butler Serious-| Mrs. Frischoefer Injured in a Cross from New York to Be- DOU: THO DEAD. HUES ON CALL WOMAN'S BODY CANON Remarkable Way by Fire- Works Explosion. | gin a Career of Crime— Armed and Wore Masks. in the Hold of the Ship | Shenango. ly Injured Near Hunting: ton, L. 1. (Bpecia! to The Evening World.) Dr. William Bo Butler, of No, 113) Willlam Frischoefer, fifteen years) In order that they might accumulate! Dead Operator’s Book Has| Chronicle of Many Society Names, PHILADELPHIA, July 3—Tre dis- eovery of more tangible clues has put the police so close on the trail of Dr. William H. Wilson's polsoner that his arrest is expected to-day, and the other arrests contemplated have been @eterred. The murderer |s said to be ) @ millionaire, The man who printed the fraudulent letter-:ead on which the letter asking | the doctor to test the ale was writ- fen has been found 2nd has given & Gercription of the man who had the printing done. The bottle containing the ale was left at the Philadelphia Local Express Com- pany’s office, No. 116 North Thirteenth street, June 2% by a stranger and re- ceived by Fred Buckman, who had it} delivered to the doctor's homa, No. 819 North Seventh street. The description of the man who had the printing done, of the one who brought the package to the express office and of the one sus- pected by the police is the same. George Stern, the express company agent, says, as he remembers the re- celpt, it bore the name of Mrs. Wilson. The case has been so strengthened by) the progress following the new and| important information that the woman Or women under suspicion have been merely kept under continued surveil- lance Shield His Patients. ‘The doctor's entry book, which {s said to be a veritable record of scandal, is delng closely cuarded by the District- Attorncy, and is said to contain the} mames of women high in respected cir- eles in Philadelphia and New York. | As soon as the District-Attorney has Obtained info-mation necessary in the case he will have the book dectoved, A letter that is expected ty figure) largely in the case was recelved by| the police the day following the pol-| soning, posted at Bristol, Pa., and says in substance: “I am 4 printer. I killed Wilson be- cause he was a menace to society. He poiso-od my wife and ohild. That is Why 1 killed him, He had no right to Mve. The world is well rid of him.” The description of the man who sent the bottle of ale tallies with that of one of the five who have been under suspicion because they might have had @ motive. This man is experienced in brewing, and would know how the tin crown cap stopper could be removed from a dottle and replaced without de- tection. u The police have learned that some years ago this man brought from Ger- many @ niece, and sent her to Dr. Wil- son. Dr. Wilson 1s said to have later, after an operation, tried to extort large sums of money from the uncle, but the Jatter refused to be blackmalled, The man lived only a@ short distance, from the doctor, and saw him fre-| | DIARY SCANDAL RECORD PHILADELPHIA, July 4—An ex- plosion in the hold of the ofl steainship on the dock at the Cramps’ shipbuilding yard to-day killed Shenango dry Halsey street, Brooklyn, was seriously | injured on his way to Menhattan to attend an operation at noon to- Leaving the home of his father-in-| Wy old, ving on the second floor of the partment at No. 81 Linden street. . | Brooklyn, proudly placed his collection the wherewithal to celebrate the Fourth | with proper eclat, five boy bandits of this borough journeyed down to Staten of firecrackers and fireworks Intended| Island to-day with the avowed Inten- for the Fourth in a qupboard for safe! tion of holding up Richmond citizens, two workmen and Injured ten others.| John Cartledge, @t Huntington, L. I. The workmen were caught witnout| with Isaac Sweezey, a neighbor of the warning, and in the flame and smoke Cartledges, Dr. Butler directed his which immediately followed the de cnaufteur to make fast time to the tonation were scorched and blistered | and were unable to find the gangways, | 7" Only the heroism of employees from| Half a mile from the starting point, other departments and men from the|on @ long stretch of road, a tire Kensington Ship and Engine Building pioded, Before the driver could con- Company made it possible to reach any | of the imperiiled men. | trol his car it had changed directly into Two bodies, terribly | a tree, demolishing the car and hurling burnea, were | Mfted out of the smoking cavern. They | Dt Butler and Mr. Sweezey to the ground many feet away, were those of Herbert Page, of Gaul D:. Butler was unconscious when and Adams streets, and Walter Tyson, of Allen and Marlboro strests. picked up by a passing car. His friend Other laborers, their overalls blazing, | Sweezy lay moaning ten yanis away. ran the gaurtlet of fire and fell in| Dr Butler's left leg was fractured and two toes broken, He was severely agony upon reaching the outer air. They were picked up and hurried to| shaken up and may de suffering inter- the Episcopal and St. Mary's Hospi-| nal injuries. Mr. Sweezey's shoulder was dislocated and one of his ribs tals, It ie expected that some of the! Injured will die, as in addition to| broken’ The chauffeur managed to burns, all inhaled smoke. | cling to the car and escaped with a few The fire was put out efter slight | slight cuts and brulses, damage to the vesvel. The Shenango, a brig-rigged screw tank steamer, owned by the J. M. Guffey Petroleum Company, was put into the drydock for overhauling a few days ago. his parents’ home and three New York doctors called. His injuries are ex- tremely painful. For two weeks he had | been visiting at the home of the Cart- ledges. —— ——— —_____ ''CHANGE SEAT TRANSFERRED. SHOT HIMSELF IN TEMPLE, The New York Stock Exchange mem-| Isaac Sletsley, thirty-four years old, le bership of Eric B, Dahlgren has been q prisoner at Gouverneur Hospital, transferred to Louls Livingston, of Ed- charged by the police with attempted ward Street & Company. The seat of | guicide. He lives at No, 109 East Broad- Robert 8, M. Barclay hag been posted way, and to-day shot himself in the for transfer to Robert H. Simpson. |right temple. He may dle, SUBWAY MEN GAN STOCKS SHOW CAN MILLIONAIRE INVOTE CONTEST OH DULL TAADING QMUGHTER TOWED i | \ | | j { i )) | ‘The stock market opened to-day prac- s | ‘ 1 tieally unchan; The prices, after 1 it tha opening, improved somewhat and U | small fractional advances over | | ee close, | duted Gas rose 1-2 a point at z. ng Was sluggish and of the {nat all. Engagement of Miss Evelyn Walsh and “Ned” McLean | Announced. Interborough Club Now Has a Lead of 1,000 Votes in some act quently, but the doctor after that al- ways ignored him. The uncle's griev-| ance, according to the police, affected his mind, and finally he planned the) poisoning, | Buckman, who {s now working In At- lantic City, says ko would know th man whe left the bottle of ale for Dr Wilson and paid 2 cents charges, if he shovia see him again, A summary of the evidence the police may they have against the millionaire Popularity Contest ind in| DENVBR, Col. July &—The engage-] n Walsh, d Maybe tha ughter frome t Over a t the| ment of Miss he good and ng easy. 7 ‘Thomas F. Walsh, multi-millionaire,| the admirers of the Subway ‘ Colorado and of “Ned” McLean, son [eens ire TOsMOrQ WDB: eyeh ce 8h of John R. McLean, owner of the Wash- Ne ae ington Post and t nati Inquirer 0 The Closing Prices, her top noteh teams lid not di aay ed union of two of the largest fortunes in the much w exe # e est and last pr n with Philadelphian ts that: pene Le Cents Aine were as fol} West Ae had a motive; he was able to get! 1, a Peeat dle andvers It, is of great interest to New York the letter-heads used for the decoy let-| vores capidly. It's going to society ag the Walshes have spent sev- fer; he knew all about the bottling of) gnish on July 15 and dt ‘a near! eral seasons at New as well ast Nquors; he understands polsons; he is) prediction t many persons Paris and Tandon feebie-minde (eee iea apt 4 where they were prominent figures (sree lene ein he | the social during Mr. Walsh's | 1 reside: é 3 Commissioner to th OUT OF WORK, ENDS LIFE, [or more vous # & tevaene c Ne aaa cad iF ven AS 14 Phe news of the engagement comes Btelbel Bought Gas Tune Lant| by 4 | from Wolfhurst, the Walsh country es-| Night to Commit Suicide, i tate, situated near here. Wolfhurst.| George Stelbel, a blackemith, who has|? ow considered one of the fines ‘Nyad alone ta : ries UAL AMT — \/ count aces in America, ts now the nished room on the! § — ‘ scene of man ivittes elven honor top floor of No. ii t Ninth street! 4 of the agement ct Miss Walsh and for three years, was found dead in bed to-day, with a gas tube fastened in his mouth. The blacksmith had been out of wi for several months and recently h money ran out. Last with Your faney may turn to the sea- shore Or to wome fair inland Resort; You may long to vie with Dame Fashion ON tl) to catch fish ts your Tt makes not a bit of a difference, Resort” Ada, ‘The mountain house, tent-eamp, Where, when seeking rest, you should go. hotel or a eS [= PAs q Mr. Mc as well as a guests they recently brought 1 Washingt a ean in their private car fro Haag hy to remain 6 the Denver © ition. | + 30| Mr. Walsh was a delegate to the Chi- + {4| cago Convention, and next to Mrs, Alice | Roosev Longworth, Miss Evelyn Walsh was the most prominent young woman at th nvention ne young woman will Inherit the bulk of her father’s great fortune, and, \{ present indicat may be taken! phecy pr as a A phil At the recent commenceme Colorado School of Mines, where her father had established a fund. for ent of re minerals, Miss $1.00 from her own’ p nrOpy M 4 % a 4 '\ RECEIVER FOR $28,000,000 Coin to e na loan fund for poor stu- fj STRAW BOARD TRUST. | 715, waish nas been out reverat sen- js 3 and !s considered an unusually ey 19 Vice- Chancellor Names Messrs. | Wa meen Greer A °| Raymond and Mitchell to Take | DYING OF POWDER BURNS. Ro kford A. ( 00); Charge of Company. aan eama The three boys who were badly in- Jured last night at an explosion while they were oarrying bags of po TRENTON, N r Howell I, July 3.—Vice-Chan- -day appointed Thomas TOOTH-PULLING FATAL. : ae nd, of Newark, N. J., and| Port nond, are said, v Woman Strangles to Death Afte tehell, of Chicago receivers | cent's Hospita st Brighton, to be Dentint Finishes Extraction, ted Box Board and Paper gers creme Bae ane cacy POTTSTOWN Pa I §—MMres, | Compe ch has forty-one mills tn them have ut Franklin Lafferty died here a few| many s the United States, | « E thevothas | minutes after having a molar oxtracted | There mmon stock issued not survive, The woman has been {n the best of| am? and preferred | rourteen years of & vatayette ave. health. with the exception of a |, of $1 A dividend of 13-4 per |nue, Po: Richmond, Eugene Heys, abscess at the Toot of the tooth SrBe| vont was pald on the preferred stock FLA A ATA a art austunoad ‘After the tooth had been extracted 1 2 ‘errace, Pol ichmond, rry the abscess burst and the woman was| Dec: 35 342, and no dividends since 1 gil), sixteen years, of Prospect atreet, | —taanetad to death. have been paid. Part Richmond > sk Your Storekeeper FOR FREE RAILROAD TICKETS To the most remarkable sale that has occurred in the past ten years either in New Jersey or Long Island. Full size, fully improved lots, The injured physician was taken to) keeping. To-day he added a home-made bomb to the lot. | Shortly after he had placed the bomb in the cupboard his mother had ‘occasion to pass. As she did so the ; bomb exploded, and with it most of the other combustibles. Mrs. Frischoefer was knocked un- lconscious to the floor. So great was | the force of the explosion that her body was penetrated by hundreds of splinter: trom the shattered door of the cup- board, The boy was sjunned but not injured. The house was set afire and damage amounting to $500 was done. Mrs, Frischoefer was taken to Bushwick Hospital. Her condition grave, the is ——__—_ GIRL BITTEN BY A DOG. Child Attacked While Playing in the Basement of Her Home, Ten-year-old Julia Goldstein, while playing {n the basement of her home at No. 12 Weet One Hundred and Eighteenth street, to-day, was severely bitten by @ little fox terrier, one of three animals owned by the janitor, C, |W. Goode. The girl's right ear was almost torn off and several wounds were inflicted on her face. Her screams brought Policeman Shirley. who shot the dog. Dr. Frank Stockman cauterized the |child’s wounds and the little girl will be |gwiven the Pasteur treatment RIGHT IN THE LARGE, BUILT UP TOWN OF WESTFIELD || | These desperate highwaymen sue | ceeded very swiftly in getting them | selves arrested for thelr first crime—the robbery of ten-year-old Emily Kahr, the daughter of a Tompkinsville baker. The following compose the band that villainously attacked little Emily and robbed her of fifty cents: Louls gern, ten, of No, 24 Hancock str Angelo Codoano, eleven, of N. Thompson street; John Valpo, el of No, 166 Thompson street, and Ed nd Louis Dalllano, ten and twalve, of Ne S47 West Broadway The Dalliano brothers led the band of Manhattan highwaymen by virtue of a pair of small calibre rusty revolvers. Their followers carried clubs. They de- barked from a ferryboat at St. George just as dawn was breaking, Immediately masked themselves and skulked along dy lane. A filed into Vanduser street little Miss Kahr set out from her home to go to her father's bakery shop in Tompkinsyille. The five little highway- men stalked her for several blocks, and then fell upon her and knocked her down, From her reluctant fingers they extracted a fifty-cent plece; then warn- ed her as she loved her life to make no outery and fled. ‘At the first ple shop they stopped and spent their plu Then the: re‘urn to t ed that they would iis borough. The consump- ‘on of the ten pies sobered them, and when. they speculated over they had done they became frightened Before they reached the ferry-house, r litle victim had gone home to her motier, and the indignant her had telephoned to the police. De. es Were Waiting for the youthful bandits and_ conducted them to the Niidren’s Society rooms) in New Brighton, where they tearfully con- fessed their crime and begged that their parents be sent for. — STREETS GRADED, SIDEWALKS LAID, GAS, ELECTRIC LIGHT AND WATER These Are Not Cheap Lots, Although the Price Is Cheap 560 The property was bought from the owner, who was obliged to sacrifice the entire tract during the recent panic at about one-third the real value. We are selling one-half of the total number of lots at the same panic prices. Only 2914 Minutes from Cortlandt St. and B’way Tens of thousands of people who go to business in the lower part of Manhattan have awakened to the fact that they will soon be able to reach Westfield from the centre of New York City in quicker time than they can Any man who will come and see the property will at once see that a few of these lots, in a few years, will make him independent. There Is Saturday, Central Railroad 8th Street), 2.23 P. M.; of New Jersey.) Sunday, July 5, Special Train, Bayonne (West 8th Street), 1-40 P, M.; Elizabeth, New York Suburban Newark Office, 188 Market S.. Jersey City Office, 254 Washington St. ALL OFFICES OPEN UNTIL NINE O'CLOCK P. M. WRITE OR CALL FOR PARTICULARS OR COME TO THE STATION ANY SATURDAY OR SUNDAY. TITLES GUARANTEED. Largest Dealers in Suburban Land in the United States. EASY INST. ‘ALLMENT PAYMENTS, and up ) 65 Trains Per o§$ ( yin Lower McAdoo Tunnel 1,250 LOTS TAKEN IN TWO WEEKS! Property Boom in. New Jersey Just Beginning get to Harlem in the dangerous, unhealthful, strap-hanging subway. And these people are now hastening to secure desirable home sites In advanc of the opening of the tunnels. THE LOW PRICED LOTS ARE THE ONES TO BUY FOR BIG PROFITS no such savings bank in the U. 8., statement. At the above prices you 9500 StoreKeepers of Greater New Yor Ate displaying our bird’s-eye view map of New York and New Jersey in their windows and have on hand free railroad tickets to Westfield and return which they will hand you, together with val- uable printed information. If your dealer does not have one of our beautilul pictures in his window, send usa postal card and we will give you the name of the nearest storekeeper to your house. ————_—_—_———— Notice to Storekeepers.—Any storekeeper can have one of these beautiful, highly colored lithographed bird’s- eye views of New York and vicinity for display in his window. It will materially increase your business and we will pay you @” good sum for its exhibition. Telephone 5068 Madison or send postal and it will be delivered at once. FREE EXCURSION TRAINS JULY 4TH AND 5TH July 4, Liberty Street Ferry, 2.00 P, M.; West 23d Street Ferry, 1.60 P, M.; Jersey City, 2.13 P. M.; Bayonne (West Elizabeth, 2.35 P, M.; Newark, 1.55 P, M. » Liberty Street Ferry, 1.30 P. M.; West 23d Street Ferry, 120 P. M.; Jersey City, 1,50 P. M.; Newark, 12.60 P. M. OUR AGENTS WILL MEET YOU AT ANY OF THE ABOVE STATIONS WEARING WESTFIELD SIGNS IN Land Co. Similar lots cannot be bought else- where in Westfleld for less than $300 self. Westfield and not promises, 34 West 33rd St., N.:Y. Elizabeth Office, 207 Broad -t 500 each. Come and see for your- You get value for your money at Day. 1,000 Commuters and no nonsense embodied in this START with a profit. 1.30 P, Ms; HATS, Main Office: ss ia aed