The evening world. Newspaper, October 23, 1908, Page 2

STRIKE BREAKER SUSPECT IN Et Description Fits Desperado Who Held Up and Shot Tannenholz. TANI. IN RED Chauffeur in Cl ESCAP ase U ened With Death. of the tn daring the None of the deeds of outlawry Jesse James gang exceeds Jewelry store Automobile robb f the of H. holz & Son, at N ington avenue, Sixtieth streets, ye In the height of the half a block transfer Tanne bety from « street car and in the shadow « partment store, the Tannenho a pair of diar street with them, s holz, who had purs caped in an automé waiting around the street. Tannenholz's life was sa that one of the three bull him by the robber struck his was deflected, An him altogether, an the thirc his abdomen, but did not puncture the intestines. The only clue to the possible identity of the thief was picked up while de down the tectives were trying to rur automobile, Th learned that the strike breakers brought o the West by Waddell & Mal of private detectives, was a man whose description exactly fits that of the who entered the jewelry store Tannenholz. This man was discharge by Waddell & Mahon two or three a after he went to work. He-’is known to have a bad record. The police have his name, they know where he lived while he was in the city and are looking him up. Says It Was a Taxi. The police are puzzled about th auto- mobile used by the thieves. Some wit- nesses say it was a red taxic Others gay it was a black automobile, built like a taxicab frorh which the number thad been removed Willian McLaughlin, cha Edward Murphy, Super Bulldings, an important says the automobile was a red taxicab. He figured prominently in the pursuit and the police give his statements weight. He was waiting with his car outside the residence of P. J. Conway, No. 19 Bast sixtieth street, for Murphy, who was on his way home, when he heard three shots behind him. He turn- @d and saw a crowd at the corner of Lexington avenue, and then a car sho past him, bélching smoke in clouds from for the exhaust. Some onc to him | that a murder had been committed by a man in the car, and he gave chase Stopped by Revolver. McLaughlin ed the taxl- cab to Second avenue, between Fifty- Pos eighth and Fifty h streets, where it inst the curb and one wheel rest- ewalk, He drew tp alo iched out a tall man re side, when the chauffeur's seat and hit h right side of the head ¥ He shows a bump to prove ment. “This fellow + formed Capt ney seventh street static I followed him ar id me,” Mc mn, shoot me. The blow on my head con vinced me that he s, there | It waa no policeman in and I re mained where I was. The taxicab dis appeared down Second avenue “Tam certain the automobile used by the robbers was a taxicab, The chauf feur Was running an excess of ofl in his cab and terrible purpose there was oni “I saw none of the but the man who hit volver. His descriptio! of the man the Jewe siotre'and shot Tenner There were only taxicabs out between 6.45 af ay LD FROM JEWEL ROBBERY LCP TOFRANGE i] Hit a With Revolver and Threat- re and shot (} HUGHES’ Ol old connie een She Was Miss H. awley, Was a Balloon pert, .22. e sult of William and Alan ey & Co. at No, 2 Bro the Jennie M and which the family sat Justice Erla preme Court. t No. while secured by have disappeared , Was begun to-day nger and a jury in e Hawley brothers old, tysone yi », of wht saw her WANT $34 350 TER WHO Enter a Great Contest tor Writing Prizes 51; He E) rR of William ad street, Hawley- promis ears Alan R to ag svelilng ed with er fac with hi DROPPED DEAD 'N STREET; HIS COMPANION FAINTS. Charles Patsowsk of the Iman treet Hospital ambulance, but when D, that ywsky Newman, e sent in a hurry’ call for the on walk. Stricken Failure With fifty-five years old, S partners in. Vesey of th sald shock ution Fit On t-Attorney ero! ne Up. S VOICE was His con- atsowsky Ww reside firm of Andrew H. in light fixtures at , died of heart ing along with Trame Hud- Mr. s companions, ed by 1s th ‘lake 8 taken and his ce Is at Jerome Urges an Rontoprintion to AGAIN AFFECTED, e strain he mbert of New Y NDA, N.Y. ain has yielded imposing Oct. 23. pon ork City, EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES. TY R rt For den Legend ACE TRACK, N.Y morrow's races are two-year-olds; selling 194 10 10 108 imported naut, - ‘Million School Children \GHT CHASEFOR T#FTIN MOANA _THE EVENING WORLD, —— OCTOBER 23, 190%. 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TO THE BOYS AND GIRLS OF 8 TO 10 YEARS—$100 in First prize, $20; second prize, $10; prizes of $3 each; siz prizes of $2 each, and thirty-five prizes of $1 prizes. each, TO THE BOYS AND GIRLS FROM 10 TO 12 YEAR&—$100 in First prize, $20; second prize, $10; prizes of $3 each; siz prizes of $2 each, and thirty-flve priges of $1 prizes. each. TO THB BOYS AND GIRLS FROM 12 TO 14 YEARS—$100 in seoond prize, $10; prizes of $3 each; siz prises of $2 each, and thirty-flve prizes of $1 | prizes. each. TO THE BOYS AND GIRLS FROM 1} TO 16 YEARS—$100 in First prize, $20; second prise, $10; prizes of $8 each; siz prigea of $2 each, and thirty-five prizes of $1 prizes. each. Any boy or girl not more than sixteen years of age in any sctiool in Greater New York can enter this competition and work for one of the prizes. The Evening World asks its young readers to copy this short” Sentence: “The Evening World is read in our home,” handwriting and send it to The Evening World office. Comply with the simple conditions in the accompanying coupon, be careful with your writing, keep your paper nice and clean and fold it neatly if it requires folding, for all these elements will be considered First prize, $20; in EES the a MISS FARLEY BEATS. Governor of Tennessee and Other Notables Watch Arrest on Lake. NASHVILLE, Tenn. Oct men have been arrested as suspects tn connection with the lynching of Ca Rankin, but all but two released of the men In custody ts “Tip” who Is also wanted on a charge of night 2. oY - a7 aL he ee ie $ One Bureal riding, the indictment having been re- turned against him some time ago. The other man, John C, Cochran, was caught after a spectacular chase ac Reel Foot , Cochran in a skiff be- eet eeeteereesscocssecscesecescccesesoess P ing pur: officers in a gasoline launch, while Goy. Patterson, Col. Ta- © encourage the nearly one million schoo! children gf Greater New York in their writing lessons; To help the teachers who have this important branch of study in hand by offering a new stimulus for their pupils; And to interest parents and guardians in the progress of the young people in the art of penmanship, The Evening World has planned a con- test in this line of school work for the boys and girls of the greater city, ne will tes- In which prizes aggregating $500 will be awarded as follows: TO THE BOYS AND GIRLS OF EIGHT YEARS OR UNDER— : Firet prize, $20; second prize, $10; prize, $5; six prizes of $$ each; sig prizes of $2 each, and thirty- tum and his staff and Sheriff Haynes, of Lake County, watched the chase through fleld glasses, It 16 declared that some real work will be done to-day and a number of other arrests made. There was no trouble last night at Reel Foot Lake, but that there was @ great deal of mysterious boating. The sound of moving oars and the splashing of water was all night. You may use the above coupon If Send your Evening World, P. O. Box 1354, 28, Gov. Patterson, “Col, Tatum Sheriffs Easterwood, of Obion, and Haynes, of Lake County, held @ long conference to-d POUREN TO STAY HERE; ROOT DENIES PLEA FOR EXTRADITION d from First Page.) (Contin he is alleged to have committed mur. der, argon and burglary in Russie, was engaged in legitimate warfare as a revolutionist. The Russtun Government 1s making frantic efforts to ar this testimony Commissioner S| , after it is taken, Will hold his decision until the Circuit ; Court has decided upon motion made by Coudert Bros. to st all of it out of the case. Allowed Case to Continue. After a conference this morning Judge | Ward indorsed the papers in the case as ; follows “The matter be der advisement | | by the Court, the stay is vacated with- | J out prejudice to the objections of the | demending government to jurisdiction or | otherwise.” | It was tn accordance with the indorse- ment that United States Commissioner sitelds decided to reopen the case. Long before 2 o'clock, the time set for the hearing to start, the Commis- oner's room was packed with a which had been collecting in the cor- rid of the Federal buliding since early morning. It was composed of men for the most part, but there were several women in the gathering. Most | to be Russi or Rus- rs third third prize, $5; si> third prize, $5; siz third prize, $5; siz u third prize, $5; siz rowd in their best ian sympat MRS. FOX IN GOLF of the Women’s National Mis: Harley played a wonderfi t game, and wooden clubs have ably never been better used by | Mrs. Fox by superb work took the in par, 5 to 6, Had she had gh to get a two putt the have gone to an extra i t Po the next traight 556 448 444 40-86 p 4 6 4-45 5 48 88 ‘ 5 44 4 5 8 47 Golf Championship. Washington, beat Miss Mrs. Caleb e of the en in the t if Marion 4 up and 2 to go. citing Match in Semi-Final most spir —_ CAHILL CONVICTION HOLDS. Court of nerls Affirms Deciston feet tc arrest mer Assemblyim Jar word this afiernc f Appeals had af t $1,000 ba inder the de -General ex-Assembly ooklyn, £6 xamination cond For the Russian Government as at- torneys W erick C. Coudert, John Murray an Colon. Pouren ts represented by Congressman Herbert Parso Prof. Isaac A. Hourwich and Simon ¢ Pollock. Andrew Lasdinch, who spea no F - d Pollock acted as interpretor The witness said he lives in Roxbury, Mass., and fomerly resided in Bristol, N. H LOSES fi ot INE ATPase “Were you in the Province of Lioland le the fall of din the first nine months of 19062" he was asked. Ree anaee $125,000 Acai The witness replied affirmatively, and 2 TS125,000AgaiNSt | en said that there was a revolutionary It Upheld by the Appel- militia in his section, elected by the peo- of one ple. He was the “representative” ivisi This o first late Divisio company. ‘This organization was at 18100). called militia, and later “Bsothers of the Woods.” Two decisions were given to-day He Knew Pouren. against A. O, Brown & Co. and the San| “D2 you know the accused?” H : rown ithe San! veg here he 1g. I have known him Mingo Gold and Copper Company by! apout ten years. I firat knew him as an the Appellate Division of the Supreme honest workingman and later as a Court in favor of Thomas G. Gaylord. nlutionist.”” Da down,” sald ‘Co: : who {8 suing to recover $125,000 for un.| “Put !t down said Commisslone ‘ af Shields, “I had thought him a noble- realized p#Bflts on a subscription tor a5 Snie'a! shares of stock He saw the prisoner in Sisegal, where Gaylord was empl he had been raising revolutionary funds & Co. and commenced lla actions be- | in 1905 fore the Wall street collapse of A. 0, “Did you afterward see him at any Brown & Co. political meetings es. He was present at the demon- According to the allegations in the! stration when We prosented ‘our de. complaint of Gaylord, the attempted mands to the aeons ota \ y AT ‘0 Bryan, @ say?! asked Com- jcoup by A. O. Brown & Co. in Wall| missioner Shields, who didnot catch street was @ puny affair compared to the words of the interpreter. This the heaps of gold—about §150,009,000,000—| caused much laughter ra vassport? 4 Mr. expected to come out of thelr interenta | yyulu\e hen ‘tie witness wan turned in the San Domingo Company in the! ver to. him. Domintean Republic 1 object on the ground that such Gaylord complained that his stock ence welll bef ade ase, of by the st him $20 per share, while Edward out eomething which may be F. Buchanan, member of A. O. Brown ised against others in Russia in an en- & Co. received large amounts of stock 4 different proceeding,” said) Mr. for the company at @ price much lower; PA PR stoner ally allowed that A. O. Brown & Co. sold large the question T Jo ries of amounts to third persons at $4 per questions as to ND peer i or | was fol Commissioner Shields wa share; that the gold properties are prac- | ™ pe EA EN ST ori oer tieally worthless, and that defendants gary in Russia to pass from village to never owned them, village. HAS ALL-DAY SWING Begins in Early Morning and Circles Indianapolis, Where He Speaks To-night. CRAWFORDS: VILLE, Ind, Oct Judge to-day clreled Tndfanapotis, being forty miles from that city at all points of his trip, To-night he Will go there to participate in a big rally, He made extended speeches in Lafayette, Marion, Muntce and Ander- son and ten-minute speeches in Brazil, ireen Castle, Roachdale, Crawfords- | ville, Frankfort, Rushville, Kokomo, Greentown, Shirley, Knightstown, Rus- | staville and Shelbyville. To carry oft this heavy schedule the candidate was up at six o this made his first speech in In his talks t ¥ Issue, the labor prob Bryan's deporit proposition. pein eel aaa 'OH MRS. CHAUNCEY WANTS TO MANAGE OWN AFFAIRS. (Special to The Evening World.) {| .STAMFORD, Conn., Oct e Dean Chauncey has petitioned the Probate Court here for the removal of | her conservator, James S. Jenkins, who | was appointed here June 8 1907, on pe- | tition of her brother, Charles Francis | aithy retired New York | Dean alleged that his sis- | pable of managt es 1 heen that she had aban 0 her husband, Irving Chaun-| cey, of New York. Mrs. Chauncey made | no appearance at the hearing, nor did | her husband. Subsequent’y servator was author tate worth over §100,00, Mrs, Chauncey now and always has been « f affairs. § moval. of. the conservator accounting. late Thompsor lions in the steam| Onto River and died tn and daughter or twelve years ago, wil) Mrs. Chauncey's estate is worth abou ® anc Also has an income of $25,000 a year from a trust fund oe NO UNWRITTEN LAW FOR SLAYER OF SNORING MAN. Il, Oct. 23.—Frank d Thomas Brady's axe becau . Brady's sno ke, Was to-day fo the jury axing p Hay’s ‘a IT tea Heatth|: Never Fails to Restore Gray Hair to its Nat- ural Color and Beauty. No matter how longit has been gray or fad~ ed.” Promotes a luxuriant growth of beal hair, Stopsitsfatiing somew e aneret gu Exhibition of Imported and Domestic Gold ana Sit to which a cordial inbita- tion fs extended to the public ¢ : ¢ 2 2 8 Ralyb Weil Miss Julia Kahn, ' (tormensy with Stern Bros) er V veities Now asscerated here 366 Flith Ave., at 35th S$: Acker, Merrall & Condit Co, Bldg. [goon mnvaceogpenqeoq— sp eseneenooe H “DIAMONDS. WATCHES JEWELRY 3 DIT.° ONE PRICE LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK IN THE CITY Very Latest Designs AL tras confidence s ‘Positive! W. SWEET "C AIDEN LANE’ NEW YORK TULTONS STREET BROOKLYN SOLID GOLD SEAMLESS WEDDING RINGS DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURER AT FACTORY PRICES, SOLID 14-KT. SOLID 18-KT. GOLD GOLD A- $7.75 A~$10.25 B— 6... B— 68 c- | D—- | E~ F— eens, arnt. 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