The evening world. Newspaper, August 19, 1908, Page 14

HME BRADY HALL mer New York ele Reored BULLETS. WATER DROPS MOTHER. TAN SHSHE AND BRICKS IN OUT OF WINDOW AUTO AND KILLS GARAGE BATTLE AT HARLEM FIRE BR (ERAN WI ee a THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1908, ; « eae eaters i a LITTLETON OFF CRUSH RUSHED TAMMANY TICKET, TO RSH FEAST. MABRED TOA TO MURPH’ DCT. UPAT WTS) 4 MARIAN | | | eae | ere, Relations of Law Firm With All the Silk Stocking Braves|Society Notables Hurry Away jElectricians Tried to Take Sign Mrs, Hart Falls in Arms of New York Woman and Her . Corporations Given As | at the Osceolas’ | From Polo Game to Get | When New Owner Stranger and Is Only Slight. © Child f robably Fatally Hurt & Reason. | Outing. License to Wed. | Blazed Away. : ly Hurt. in the Collision, | iavigay | aine Bivell, of Brooklen, started In The top floor of the three-story fure \INNPAPOLIS, Minn. Avg. 1%—John CALLED HIM A COWARD, / JUDGE EVOLVES POEM,|SECRECY ABOUT AFFAIR. Hels" 1S GHG ni I DORRETTE Gs udneactrdn outa ce HEA STE ULGHULSLL GOT: (RRR Seat ee | ee Scathing Public Denunciation It Was All About Hero Leader,|Former New York Belle Got Probably Not Forgotten by Who Showed Arm in Divorce a Year Ago From | |purchased at No, 898 Bedford avenue. at No, 41L E | He purchased it from another |stook and bartel, he says One Hundred and Twen- and his wife were killed to-day at Cet- was wiped by fire of tage n lock, ty-tbird s vood, Lake Minnetonita, in a ¢e!- la afters uncertain orlgin early to-day, and dure between their automobile and a Inoon he left the place in charge of A ing the p: of the blaze three train on the Minneapolis ond 8t Louis an ra |small boy.” Returning, he was not men, one reman, and a woman, Railway. Two other occupants o€ the } the “Boss,” | Sling as Proof, British Army Officer. Pleased to see four husky voung men Were either burned red in eS" automobile, Mrs, Edward Lebatre, of —_ | -— taking down his electrie sign LAT UN Dae a ee cari lige tat two-year-old Martin W. Littleton, who has been| Tammany Hall's silk-stocking braves Speclal to The Evening World.) | The four men all wore badges of & tenement known as “Amalgamation daughter, beth received injirles which Considered In many circles as the most! gathered at Witzel’s Grove, College} NEWPORT, R. 1, Aug. 18- Society | Meht company, and when Fivell charged Row,” on account he various types may prove fatal, Mrs Levalre 1s a ats- people here were surprised to learn to- BIB Tors ON DORE Rts the Ha Brobable choice of the Democratic party | point, 1. 1, yesterday at the outing of jthem with tampering with his property of f for Governor, is off the list, according | the Osceola Club, of the Twenty-ninth day that after the polo match yesterday to statements made to-day by men in rnoon the couple who attracted the the confidence of Leader Murph’ ter of Mrs. Gluek, em Hospital, and jthey adviced him to rin aw Mrs, Gluek and party were en route to was man O'Donnell, of £n | a n he tried to ehake tham | Assembly District, and Leader Thomas play, Then ke jfrom their ladders, Fal the c At the railroad crossing near he . ng + Cottagewood their automobile was PTs CGucnian isi Guine plecd can: [on hush. Nae alven a touding recention| moa. notice vet tne same ehlaxed eras [inked up a hose with a hydrant and Mary He incase struck by the train and hurled againet ‘ een ie ler Anh er Fa by the 2,000 In attendance. Mr. Rush|'” &M auto to the City Clerk's office, sprayed them, He spraved them with aan ean ay ' A ler son, @ Small building at one side of the a sideration, but no candidate can | where they took out a marriage license. | t they were blown from ‘*°one Eee GAP ra tay a! “tracks. Mr. Gluek waa instantly killed, \ Was once a law ar of vor Me-} 4 v | Y f haries, > was b racks. r, Gluek waa instantly led, called the favorite, Tammany 1s look- | law partner of Mayor Me-/ harles, who wa | Cletian Tho couple were Hervert M. Harriman, ing for a new man. | Magistrate Moses Herrman, president| multi-millionaire, and Mrs. Mae Brady Hr, Murbliy declines to express hit |of the Onceolas, was the kingpin hand-| Hall, daughter of the late Judge Brady self publicly for or against any candi: | 4), ie date. He sald it is an open field, and|*"@ker of the affair, and among the |thelr percies, much to the deligit of a rapidly increasing throng. The four men were deeply incensad at this treatment and rushed upon } in ee ae Mrs. Glues was pinned under the debris, took fire from ignited was dead when taken arry is wife } of New York, who has « snug. and| ell ° blaze origir h crowbars and monkey wrenches. vek was secretary and treasurer | Prominent men he greeted were “'Pay- | wit i partment o: RTD Tae Gel ve to nee a ere wn | say Conway, president of the Inav{ Pretty cottage on the comer of Clay! He wrigated out of their reach and pos-| aptriment on of the brewing company bearing his er of candidate from all parts of the! / ie): i z 5 ar , art and her sor aE Sid eresta State, from which the convention could; #Merican Athletic Club; Harry Bannon] street and Ward avenue, which she pur | essed himself of a CHL a riers ae name and was an old resident of Min- howe: (hai best an: {and Stephen McPartland, dry goods| chased three years ago from Dr. H. Seeing the gun, revolvers were drawn neapolls. fore the son wi the conditio mother, The turning down of Littleton {s sald) Merchants, Sherif Tom Foley, Murry | Leroy Satterlee, of New York, to estab-| to he due to his partnershin in the law | C. Danenbaum, Superintendent of Build-| lish a residence here in order to secure | firy) of O'Brien, Boardman, Platt & Lit-| ings Ed Murphy, Leader Johnny Diets,| ® Rhode Island divorce from her second tleton, who represent more corporations | Commissioner of Licenses Bogart, and|®usdand, Capt. Hall, of the British | and do more politico-legal business than | about all the judicial officers of New|Army. | any other association of attorneys in| york County, She seoured her divorce here less than! New York, Corneltus 8. Pinkney, who sips coftee|°M® Veer ago. but the decree was not and a battle began that was heard tue Classon avenue station, — B time the reserves arrived blazing away at the el ‘and two of the latter were blazing away Jat Ewell, A pound or so of lead was used up, with no further damage than CAR UPSETS A WAGON. Occnpants Badly Bruised and Re moved to Belleyue Hospital, down, 4 A westbound Tenth street car eol- Feare Attacks Through Business. | at the tables of the Astors and Vander-|V3!!d until a few months ago, Recently) the smashing of the garage windows eee cee cena ied wh a wagon drawn by two Mr, Murphy has a very strong regard | bilts, represented the “400” at Leader| @": Harriman and Mrs. Hall have been and the puncture of William J. C Bl pa erate knees, ROF8e® at Aventic C to-day and over- for Judge O'Brien, and considers Mr.| Rush's affair, and Eduardo Curry, ot| Much in evidence and guests at all hand. Casey was the leader of the ® ) e fali turned {t, throwing out the driver, Littleton one of the very best campaign: | the Downtown Tammany Club, arrived | #°!@! functions, ding to Ewell. gang, acc The police found the garage Ina state jot stege and almost ruin, Spectators y old and Ives at No, 8 Avenue D, waa had helped the excitement along by ere badly scratched and bruised by tha [ throwing bricks CHILD KILLED BY CAR. tai, ane Rosenberg, who is thirty | All five Ewell charged Casey and his three f st Dennis M n, and Alex Rosenberg. ers in the Deniocratic party, but he is] with the compliments of the Democrata|,.RUMOF had It in the cottage colony Muller, who is twenty-two years reported afraid of the attacks that|of Cherry Hill and Chatha Ss that the couple were married some time could be made on the latter's profes! Deputy County clerk Johagy aie to-day, but the report could not bs sional business. ‘he history of the Arm | joes of 4 verified, At all events It was stated that FAME eee ee tate of the Bleventh district, had a ; ; ’ Baie Meath apes they will be married before evening W Ten years ago its style was Tracy, | ym? eat BDI A SUP) fOPtNOl mn euemyeningsaworid) “corressondarrt omens a Sy» atants were arrested and lives at No. 149 Dupont. n, was Injured internal- 1 men were taken to Bellevue Boardman & Platt. Gen. Tracy once} Was Informed at the home of Mrs. b was a Republican Secretary of the Judge Emits Verse. Brady Hall this afternoon that the Pil B St Bary. fd Senator Fevers cree Phil Block sat, looking as serious as| Wedding did take place to-day, but 1 (. OX (Ze, ate, had him run as a straigh’ 1 ie he wi further inf ti was refused. aia ned alms fun 4 e Were at his duties as chief clerk | @v further information reused sau They made a yor against | o¢ iariem Cour 1 14 that Judge Darius B. lagainst him. They were all l¢ ite ‘ QP t, and Charlle Crowley, | It is sald that Judge Dartue Baker L ; St l Be ae ata ion movement headed hy | of Katex Market Court, was dlacussing | of the Superior Court was to perform ales y (a4 | ——— was elected Mayor. Reformers charged | 18H athletics with Eugene Flood most |the ceremony, but he could not be i that there was a deal between Platt and |°t t2¢ afternoon, ‘Tammany Leader|found this afternoon, Judge Baker, —_-—_. MATCHES SET DRESS AFIRE. I Croker, Donnelian, of the Tenderloin district, | with his family, went on Monday to i = | | Little Boy Ran Over While PL Jow-workers—Joh Mooney, lomsyorkers—Jen ing on Third Avenue. Rogers and John F. Casey Mandallo was driving a ton One Hundred and Ninth . en lie Was also struck of the Second avenue He was wn a distance of sev- yards d was taken, unconscious, Harlem Hospital. He is injured tne Frank H, Platt, member of the firm,| “ is the youngest executive member |epend a few days at a private camp| Merry Widow and Other Flar- Child So Badly Burned at Play |< ‘the son of Senator Platt. Albert B,|°f the Wigwam, was busy singing the|#bout thirty miles from this city. . ee That She May Die. | station terna Boardman has appeared many times in| Maltes of Boss’ Murphy, In tho license Mrs. Hall gives ner! ing Confections Soon pe inriin ion eae —_—_———_— ——— court and before legislative bodles to Civil Judge Herman Josephs burst] 4s¢ a® forty-two, and states that she } Helen t a et heen ian ay Ail represent favor-seeking corporations. | ‘t2 Verse In honor of Leader Rush, | Was married twice befote, her first to Pass Away. alone by her mother In t H Police Carry Mother and Chil-| their nat on the second floor of No. 75) The firm was particularly strong in| 284 Printed copies of his song, to the| husband being Albert Stevens, of [Wer One Tundreath erst ie ater-| t public affairs during the palmy days| ‘Ue of “Columbia, the Gem of the| Hoboken. Mr. Harriman avers that when Plait, the “Easy Bose," abso: | pear” were distributed, ‘The lingy |he was married before and he gave his! “wnat nave you got in those funny | dren to Street at Ex- noon, he child got hold ao has a AMES McGREERY Xi 60 ; } t : 6g ee tanya xes?" asked a friend of Isa- | sti Bl az ATAU CEE Tea SAL EAL) Cia Lida o Intel, led Hin) BEI 97 Oy os on reservar ae see bi Herbert Harriman attended the tennis | ttle pill boxes?" asked « friend 0 MG citing Blaze. Her frock was ablaze in a second, a a ‘ rn aryieader #0 worthy and trues” | match this morning, but only re-| bel Holland and Mary Moore, as the her screams brought her mother from 2ird Street 34th Street ; Littleton Called Murphy Coward. | lrheiman who can dare mdse, Mm, [mained a short time. He was ac-|two young women tripp: eae an adjoining ro G y | Buccess, as of old, When Justice O'Brien retired from) Sugress. ae of old, long service on the Supreme Court! And a started on the second| The woman s tory tenement at No,/ around the little girl, but did not ex- afternoon, two] tinguish the fire before her daughter. SOROSIS SHOFS, Jn Both Stores. ashore from | | zed a quilt and threw it | orown him; companied by Mrs. Oliver Harriman. | 4, xalser Wilhelm der Grosse oppoaltion taeen tay. Mra, Hall was not present. While the Murphy advisers give out this law firm contamination as the os- tensible reason for turning down uf Littleton, there is a cause far vack of Screaming “Fire!” h her child. All but remaining ten families got kind that have been darkening the at- mosphere this summer as the hub of a While crossing Third avenue in fr: of No. 1636 this afternoon dw gins, of No. 151 Fulton str of the way he survived the automobile accident at Kansas City on the way back from the Denver convention nt | j y board boxes on bench he became head of the firm. He| We'll soon put (EE ‘and dlamay! os ae ie ner See ; Re wa always has been one of Tammany ‘Three cheers fo Tom, ! COtu Obi ea A) ENE) yme by smoke and] was badly bur! about the head and Fe mort dignifed heavywelght adherents,| firey saeert for our er tte bie ' | Partsian milliner—tor both ladies are | yy policemen in thme to! shoulders, Dr, Hamomnd ordered Hel All the staple styles of high and-low Mr. Littleton, who has made briillant| “‘itave Thomas E. Rush, cetera roar | Boston miiliners and have been abroad | 7ve thelr lives [onc to th Ostet Wi aL ana) Shoes for Women. euccess in both law and politics in| HelsalWoundedi tise Retharineethadeall nlylenus therefore | e laze Started the rooms oc-]and the chances are against her re- : Brooklyn, later was taken into the! ‘D Gabel te Hereror’ | cupied by Mrs. Max Stenger, She was! covery. 2.95 per pair , firm, To-day it 1s Democratic at top|. Just WhY Leader Rush 1s counted as to Boston will fall the honor of intro: | sitting in a front rooin with hi ee Usual 4 4 ; qi & brave man és not clear In Judge Jo- dud which is to the | flames burst {n upon her Js fit 00, ing the Pill Box Hat, which is to the mes burst In upon her! KILLED BY TROLLEY CAR. sulal prices 3,50 @ 100, and bottom and Repablican amidships. | feph's song, Dut perhaps itis on aneonee ueing the | : P 35 4 Ses Aj Moun | 29rd Street 34th Street Mr. wheel to the rim thereof, 4 the fire spread with| Vernon, was struck by a Third avenue Rush still carries il H a je : fee tls | Neormnen eA ss that. Murphy never forgives a personal| Maurice Egan mt ee ed oe Candidate Calls Caucus of} tne pill-box hat won't sult every Heat a trowtey Ce a GRA Insult. Littleton once called alm al with him in the motor amash-up, walke Newspaper Men to Choose 24%" admitted Miss Moore; “for in men arrived Mes Brat byterian al. where hi ! corsa in public, and that affront,|with a crutch, At any rate, the here| | YcWSpaber stance, a stout lady in a pill-box ha PN ha ckts though unanswered at the time, has to song made a big hit. 1 { 1, i ) ith ‘ vould look lke a watermelon with be evened up in the long run, Max Boehm, who controls the squir- Name for Him. 4 Bu the elon- | ‘treet and ye! In 1908 the Brooklyn Democracy, un- fy perched on rel vote of Central Park, almost drank , Morris, In her arms, | ndow facing on Grand | or help. She and Mra. | y lives on the fifth floor, | Oh (5 Gin XU ut off when they at- | der the leadership of Hugh McLaugh- M, Joseph G: gated young creature, of willowy line a Sobel, M ph Grammont's spring well dry, At a a 5 F In, was fighting, as now, against the! Max ia the boss of Magown's Ince | FAIRVIEW, LINCOLN, Neb, Aug. og sitowy mar iheaplitcbox ana i 4 | Tiger crossing the bridge. Littleton | Tavern, which Js golng some in Centra [&—William J. Bryan to-day received | te 8 thing" | vinpted to go don stairway, They | was MoLaughlin's orator and spokes. | atk polities. from the Minnesota State Agricultural | 1) Brie senternt f ld’ not seem TReNGHGa et i 4 | Commissioner of Correctio: y, y of \ man, In the clty convention of that|coggey atiracted almost sae ve Soctety the long expected trick mule} youig show the hats, year Murphy turned down Gaynor for| tention as the leader who gave tha| ch !s 03 be the Pnaasoll et the! hints they dropped sti sort Mayor and forced the nomination of| party. Before the reapportionment |Party this fall. The mule arrived in| that the new lid is somewhat on t | sestlons up to the E, M. Grout for Comptroller against the earey, wan Temmany, boas pt part ot Lincoln early to-day and was taken|jines of the rotund creat! the present Rush territory, Tom Crime /out to Fairview by one of Mr. Bryan’ shaving-brush stuck Rrlewens Protea of the Brookiynldele:| ming and George Cornliby “etanah | tea eneey eter Fane Me ett tee ee Littleton leaped to the plattorm | ‘Tammany men, busied themselves fg. |™™ #-S yen 8 bea! ARIES y/8 root a coup! and denounced Murphy for cowardice, | ring out a Bryan victory. come by the candidate and his family. wd i ‘ pS gaia 7g Pans he eres, othin vod as if glued before the windows smoke swallowed them up O E © Serg tdwards and Po- | Zr OT" f ing, 0 Delancey s | of yearssago —~—. _—_ i Alderman Joseph D. Kavanagh, who| "I am going to have a cauc the HUGHES IN CORTLAN and scampered up | fF Denunclation of Murphy. Mo the first man to galn a Democratic |newapaper correspondents to select a Taey eae on LAND. UL AMTari tae o « “Where is the leadership of Kelly| plurality in the Twenty-ninth Distriot|name for this mascot of mine,” de.|,AUBANY: Aum. 19—Gov. Hughes ieft A UNCON SGIGUA and of Croker?” he cried. “Wh in many years, had charge of the pe for Cortland to-day to att y ul youaii th Rani ee ere is) games. The fat men's race wae ying |Clared Mr, Bryan as he led the animalPiong Courty gas nam down safely @ aatutoness of Kelly and the courage] ty 275-pound Tom Gannon, a pollsemar,|about the lawn by a halter. “Th a; | tell of nave Kelly never would here Artiny SeRPE Got oney, with the 109-}me that It ts the best trained mule in surrendered, Croker never w. velyard dash In ympic time; 5 art ciaaacees. crake ver would have | Tergrath ‘a giant” Osceolan Freecnel the United States, and we will have to " . @ responsible | nammer a la John Flanagan and wee (Properly name st before the day is ead of Tammany Hall to rine in his! englly, Fred Whalen was awarded the |over.” a ede aan conven | aaiawra ng Lat The referee wag| Mr. Bryan denied himself to visitors Renae er cient Mul vote fer Me | Meader Hush. has the millionaires: ate. |2urne the morning, as he was anxioun Grout, 0 sald that | ect, The Vanderbilts, Andrew Carnegie, to complete his several set speeches) ‘Tammany Hall was.a stench in his nos | the Astors, Banke Schiff, and erect {Prior to his departure for Des Moines | & tril” all the multi-millionaires of Manhat. | t@torrow nigtit. He explained that he Littleton was the nominee for Bon |tam vote in the Rush datliwick. gy.|Will have all his time on the ten-day § AT Sain |preme Court Judges Flizgerald ang, tip fully oocupled, and must have. all | of Brooklyn, but he was! Gerard, Justice Mulqueen, of General |0f the speeches ready before he star not allowed to speak at any of the regu-|Sesslons; Corporation nsel Pendle. | His bank deposit spech ts in th hand Judges are|f the printer, and he ls now working Jar meetings, Finally he hired the Acad-| ton and a score of e Acad. The {On his speech on labor, which !9 to be emy of Music a delive: bers of the Ose . a ee nd u vered a speech, Rush gathering yest was the hig-|the feature of the Chicago Labor Day @asalling Tammany and {ts leaders, © ormantzation, | Celebration | ees: in the history of ———— & surgeon from | £ 1, The fire was th extinguishd without fur- Governor will fs to address t vention of the Volun sociation, ——>_—_—_ WATCH OF MISSING MAN FOUND IN LOOT —_»~—. Whenever in the past,” he sald, | ian copays tte common sence ant tong, gveresped | HOLLAND CANNOT SETTLE MANIAC IN A FOUNTAIN. in tie ccntest vevong Manhatvan tele DISPUTE BY ARBITRATION. | 7 oe x has always falle: a deadly [After Swimming in 18 Inches of re from every quarter. Whene : strives to establish ite ae hase THE HAGUE, Aug. 19—The view is| Water He In Taken to Bellevue, this State It will make this State socurg |{ntertained In diplomatic circles here! “Cleanliness ts fm the grasp of the Republican party, {t%@ ¢ esent difculty between Hol- | shouted Joh for explain |t, extenuate it, condemn it |!#"d and Venezuela ts not of a nature | years o oF commend It, the eternal fact confronts | to be settled t Police Hope to Find Former | Emplovee of Tiffany’s at Newark, It} Next to’ Godliness,’ Colelaugh, fo of No. 140 Park Row, as he tion, and in ex-| Jumped ‘nto the fountain in Bowling es Bullen, connected with peared from his home at . us that Tammany H. he 1 f th de Sanhatian tng perishes evegurianes. In| plat tion \ t that the Green Park this afternoon and com- | -second street, on in the world : | pute 1s not of a private commerel: nay Bin aatherad nail April 11 last. he diad a gold watch, on Flayed Tammany's Position, | character like the Hea that h hee Poll S y y engraved the inte “Our party cannot live twix: ali Jarisen between V a and Great H the water was but pen | 4) y ays: als J. F In iovking over the plunder | % tng losses and luck; it cannot | Britain, Germany America, In Beep; ne appeared to) be awim- nd in @ trunk in the room of James | cause on coercion aii constral these cases the Gove: s In ques. lov anh Py 1 " 1 i} cannot found {ts faith on tek’ i $ n ques- employee vanked him f Once I was idle, so now I'm forlorn ; ) Was arrested in Newark Gnd feeble measures; tt cannot ‘bi en Ua satisfaction for claims, and and called ) Away from the rest of my family I’ jay o n of receiving stol y future to the fortune or . stand has no claim agi enezuela itt ry . orn t . fou vatol Patera cree (octune, oF favor 9 : Hats t torn roperty, the found a gold wateh at the prese | ae oy p ues throu ot | —————- They ese me while | was rest 1 ; description Re or compel a coalition bs" teat, CREATE] Bee d He A YP cannot set'le economic problems wits of solution vitras | DEAD MAN ON LEDGE The idle must do as the prosper bes wean {@ Democrats with a hue and cry; tt cannot sinc play the power of pair aspirations of patr found tn et WAS A NEW YORKER | - hy q awe the en 0, BNeeTadcia Democratic party cannot survt shallow ruins of organization, ake SR Ww é All this and columns more Mfr \ pee. eerpea | USE ‘ ‘ated td) fon passionately hurled at Murpt Be earner Tammany Hall. using such ¢ ids That's th ’ eavo tavective. of anath and of ay The Uashiieittaplle and | Thats the ieee stpaters @9 had not been heard inalde Demon 7 Gratic ranks for many. Years That ts why the best campaigner, th, brightest of the younger Itghts in polit to the letter of Mes, the most popular personally andj Venezuela, were the cleanest. most promising man in| is understood that RET Re Goveenes tng gBet Pe Rom | well as broad line inaied for Governor this year. 1 1 Littleton at present le travelling | $0 meet any possibi . aareed upon, His whe i to Newark 1 on employed at Tiffany's | ) ) i ten ye e time of his dis- earance. He was floor porter, He } \—] —~" PL} } PIN THE WORLD THAN IN ANY ed as a sober, industrious \ | 28.45 i — he | THREE OTHER NEW YORK NEWSPAS nan He was sixty-five years old re-| ~ x ma ok » showed t teat moneP to his wife ia Russia," | puns COMBINED, “oust and heavily built eae East One Hundred t street, New York, also