The evening world. Newspaper, August 25, 1908, Page 7

| | | | | CAPT, HAINS ACTS LIKE SANE MIAN, fixed the return of her three children | aa the price of @ confession, on the wit- ness stand, of wrongdoing. | Attorney Joha F. Molntyre, who wit | fight for the Haine brothers, ways that | he has many letters from Annis to/ AND PUSHED BOY Mrs. Hains, with her repiles, Th | with her written confession, will go) fee toward alding the slayer’s case on | the ground that the killing waa justi- | flable, he declares, How many of the! letters there ape or how deeply they ontangte Bak Haine the lawyer woud g e } pd Re Great stress on | THE EVENING WORLD, TU KAISER GOES RIDING AND DISPROVES REPORT.) PENNEWILL IN DELAWARE. | WILHPLMSHOPHE, Aug. %—Em-) poy, pel, Aug. B—The Repub) peror Willlam rode In the forest to-day, titean State Convention this afternoon which faot proves as unfounded @ | noninated Willam H. Heald, of Wi-! widely published report that he was suffering from @ severe Injury to one of his legs. The report of the supposed injury to the Emperor originated in Strasbung, where this was glven as @ reason for the rumored postponement of the forth- mington, for Representative in the Six- | ty-first Congress; Simeon 8 Pennew!ll of Sussex, for Governor of Delaware Henry P. Seott, of Noweastle; John Carrow, of Kent, and Charles H Sacket, of Sussex, for Presidential elec: ESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1908, REPUBLICANS NOMINATE — |f LOR SERS Dentes All Stories of Raving and Maniacal Action by k the Prisoner, WIFE MAY GO ON STAND Attomey for Slayer of Annis Says He Would Welcome Her Hostility. “Capt. Peter 0. Haina, jr., is behav- tag Wke a sane man at the Queens County Jail. He obeys the rules of Re institution, eate and sleeps well, end his actions are entirely rational, make thie statement after having (n- woetigated storics that he was raving Wke @ maniac in his cell, and other wise conducting himself as a lunatic.” Gheriff Herbert 8. Harvey, of Queens County, spoke thus te-day, and declared that he betloved the murderer to be of @ound mind, in 90 far as his actions In thls cell indicated. “Under Sheriff John N. Phillips and Jailo Van Sise inform me that the army uniform worm by Capt. Hains in court on Monday was brought to him by friends the ..y before,” Sheriff ‘Harvey continued to The Evening World reporter, “He {s precise in his Jail Ufe und an ideal prisoner. @pecial Guard for Brothers. “Capt. Haine {a awakened at 6 o'clock {mn the morning, and when dressed {5 pttvileged te exercise in the corridors until 7.80—breakfast time, A meal of coffee, rolls and some mornings ham 1s eorved. “A special guard 1s provided for the Hetnses while they walk in the open- air court in the morning. At noon a stew of meats and vegetables {s the fare. “The night meal is usually bread and coffee, with meat tw.ce a week. Hatns brothers can have raw meats and vegetables brought to the jail for their use, but the jail cook must prepare them, “This is a meamire to keep polsoned foodstuffs from reaching prisoners. All meals are served to the Hainses in their locked cells, “Stories to the effect that Capt Hains mouns for ‘My poor wife!’ and cries to get back to his army post are ridiculous, Reports that Be raves and pulls his hair are too absurdly false to deny, “Capt. Hains had a siight attack of stomach troubie, the jail physician re- ports, but It was trivial. 1. Jenkins Hains \s quiet and apparently as well watisfied as his brother,” Wife May Be State Witness. Acoording to Frank G. Wild, one of the attorneys for Mrs. Hains, she will The! Annis Only Man Named. » Wil scuselng the aivuice pro- | ocadings, Yedlared the impression That | Cept. Hains had referred to an ua- named insurance man as the Co- wpondent was erroneous, sanere, ‘ks no eR of an ini ance m sald. ‘The manna was Rnnie, ite at one time Was ene fiaged ip ine insurance business, [ be. eve, That probably accounts for the misteken impression.” The sentiment of the members of the Bayside Yacht Club about the killing of Annis was foretbly expressed yesterday in the monthly issue of the Bayside Yacht Club Book. Standing alone on one of the pages, Inclosed In a heavy mourning border, ts this Inscription TAD TO CLI FIESUIPE AND FELL —_——~— Killed Instantaneously — Nar- row Escape of Woman Hanging Out Clothes. Although warned by his mother that he should not ellmb out on the fire-es- cape, Philllp Lynch, elght years old, disobeyed. He now lies dead in the parlor of his home in tip fifth story of j the blg double tenement at No. 584 | ‘Third avenue. | Mr, Lynch left the kitchen for a mo- | ment. Philllp got a chair and c¥mbed | over the window sill. Then he started |up the fire-escape ladder to the roof. | His little legw could hardly straddie the | rungs, and when he wae almost at the | top his etrength falled. He dropped | backward and plunged to the #round, | | In his descent Phillip narrowly missed | earrying Mrs, Annie Fordman with him. She was Manging out clothes. Philip's body sinuck her head ae she | was bending over. Mra, Fordman man- |aged to retain her balance. Dr. Miller, of Ballevue Hospital, said that death waa instantaneous. Another Likely to Die. Six-year-old Walter Baum, of No. 342 Fast F fifth street, was playing on the fire-escape this afternoon while his} mother was preparing lunch. When | she went to call him she saw the} | youngster ly!ng on the paving one story | | below, Dr, Lane, of Flower Hospital, said the boy had fallen on the alde of his | taco, turing the skull, He will, probably dle, oS Se | WIFE’S COLLEGE CHUM A MAN, SAYS HUSBAND. So Donovan Asks Courts for Di- vorce Because She Went | Away With Him. Thomas J. Donovan, a son of former not go on the stand at the trial and | Supervisor Simon Donovan, of Brooklyn, try to save her husband from the elec-|!s suing his wife, Jessie, twenty-three trie chair. On the contrary, it 1s said, years old, for absolute divorce, He she will appear as a witness for the names as co-respondent, J, Wilkinson, @tate, but only with the object of clears, and charges that early in this montt: ing r name of the accusations of her husband connecting her with Will- fam B. Annis, ‘The young woman has made, It is une derstood, a complete denial of each of her husband's charges, ant’ is excead- ingty bitter against him. may be the outcome, of her attempt to olear her name—and witnesses to corroborate her conten- tlons she may send her husband to the electric chair—-she !ias no intention, say her attorneys, of posing as Kvelyn ‘Thaw. It fa also denied Hains that Mrs. if she produces! his wife left his home, No. 258 Fleventh |atrevt, Brooklyn, saying she was going |to spend a week with an old college ‘chum in Florida, N. Y, Instead of |ing to Florida, however, Donovan |clares she went to Marblehead, Mai Whatever | with Wilkinson and remained there a} | week. In her answer Aled to-day with Justice Stapleton in the Supreme Court, Mra. Donovan denies all her husband's ciarges and asks for $% 8 week ali- mony and $250 for her counsel fees, ‘The |Donovans have one child, a daughter. | Thay were married in 1902 Some INTO FLAMES —_2—. Youngster Appears in Court With Face and Head Bandaged. A story of torture was told by alx- year-old John Barbogle, of No, 3% West Bixty-ninth street, in the West Side Court to-day, when che boy's father asked for a warrant for the arrest of ten-year-old Mill! Arbuso and twelve- year-old Capues| Asolto, both ef No, 827 ‘West Sixty-ninth street, The Barbogle boy appeared with his face in bandages and his hair and eyebrows burned away, Young Barbogle sald that on Sunday, Aug. 16, he was playing in the street | when two boys enticed him into a cel- | lar. The other boys tled his hands be- hind his back and then, sprinkling oll on some newspapers, pushed him into the flames. The boys then ran away, ‘The Injured boy was treated by Dr. George W. Codd, of No. 3% West Bind avenue, but no report of the matter was made to the police until Barbogte's father today asked for a warrant, Because of the age of the two boys wanted Magistrate Drosge refused to fasue 4 warrant and sent the man and oy to see the police. Detective Thorp ‘was assigned to the case and be started out to look for the two boys, who will ‘be arrested and turned over to the Children's Soolety. ——-~. WOMAN FIGHTS 10 JUMP FROM BRIDGE Struggles Until Exhausted | With Officers on Span Forty Feet High. MINEOLA, Lh 1, Atty, %—Matilda ) Anderson, a laundress who until last | Saturday was employed at the home of George H. Dyer, a wealthy resident of | Brookville, was landed In the Nassau | County jail here to-day after she had | tried to jump from a raflroad bridge | forty feet high and given the deputy sheriffs who had her in charge a lively ||| fight ‘The woman had acted so strangely | houre that she was placed and this morning Justice H Hicksville sentenced her to ten | days in jail When the deputies were taking her from the train to the jall they started to cross @ lofty bridge that crosses the | railroad tracks. The woman went along | quietly until the middle of the epan was reached, when with a scream she threw her pocketbook from the bridge, then climbed on the railing and was about to throw herself over when the deputies | grabbed her and pulled her beck. She fought flercely and the officers had all | they could do to keep her from carrying out her purpose. After alve had become | exhausted by her strugyles they | aged to get her to the jail, where { soon quieted down. | The laundress, who is forty-five years | eid appears to be suffering from some ATTACK STRIKE BREAKERS, MONTREAL, Aug. 25.—A crowd of 200 | strikers attacked a train of seven cars| lof strike-breaker® returning from work | jat the Angus shops last evening, break: | |ing every window and injuring two men, | The police arrived too late to make ar- \re cigarettes are so “mild” that they are insipid, Others so tire, The Helmar avoids “strong” that they both extremes. 10c Sold for 10 Everywhere 8. ANARGYROS, Manufacturer 111 Fifth Ave., New York coming military manoeuvres. | (No C. O. D., Telephone or Mail Orders.) tors, ONEILL-ADAMS @ Established Forty-One Years Store Occupying Two Blocks Sixth Ave., 20th to 22d St, N. Y. 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Absolutely perfect goods and warranted jast black One of the bizgest bargains New York has seen in women’s stockings. duplicated any- where for less than25c; Wednes- day's price.... | kgs, clerwhere Ib, tin ne HH ae re | ete te eee Celebrated $475 Walters Concert $935 cement SO High Grade Clocks, $3.95 Wewillsell you one of these hand- some eight day H Revulator clocks H with calendar, at Hl this special price, providing you J will permi' our naine toappear on the glass in the ower part of the lock. he clocks are {| } 5 guaranteed periect time pieces, have 12 in. dial, are 38 in. high, 16 in, wide, cncased in handsome oak cabinet work. We are informed that others are selling these clocks at 310 312 n the instalment plao 3 95 Our price... ah) = boownovaArrs Our Easy Payment Pla Enables you to furnish flat, house or apartment complete ry easy terms. 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