The evening world. Newspaper, October 27, 1908, Page 4

RICH WIDOW SAYS BOARDER GAGGED IND BOBBED HER t Into Room, Mrs. P’ harges, While Wite Her at Card Game, tough Sngaged j NEW HANDS AND VOICE rutally Baten and Thrown B Into Closet, While Burglar i Ransacked Flat. Homer W. Swallow, an under Fewenty-two years, slender an) bith a babit of blinking his eyes and Itching his ps, Was arraigned in the Brooklyn, to-day, dams Street ¢ Bhareed with a ret js alleged to hay ithe St. Paul and Duluth Rattro arkable robbery ttacked Mrs. F But the feature of the feged crime is that Swallow and his yetty nineteen-year-old —w Mary ive lived for a ye the same house Plough and were on lal terms with her. Played Cards With Victim. gen street house is owned by have y be- for a The Swallows back parlor, direct Plough’s bedroom, Rupied’ the Hein Mrs. year.” Swallow was employed Heiser i» in the Apprai as a publi ’ Stores unt nee then he has ts well esteent s $3 be th Mrs Mrs e. Proven “He's dead to t Bwallo fnto his viet th a notted fer in the face, stunning ew a Diilow sham over her and ted it @bout hert t. The t sheet fhto an r Is and feet en shalt an Byte t Rruss ‘ nas and Voic JOE LEITER, WHOSE WHEAT CORNER COST FAMILY $9,000,000 MISS CURTIS WINS FROM MISS ADAMS Form Reversals Mark Play of the Former National Cham- pions at Golf. BRANDENBURG'S BAIL RAISED, 1 Lady ¢\ after the they in regal splendor, and disclosures of the | actual sum, $9,000,000, that dropped in his famous plunge In the wheat pit, were made public for the first | side time yesterday Crabbe agninst he Zeigler Coal € pany for $416, on trial in Judge E haw her V rive from 1 Tr son detective, in the depot yards early vate me |to-day. Ridley was struck near the was a mei He is in the hospital and will re- short time aft and Lord Cur: THE EVENING WORLD, Sp eeeet OCTOBER 27, 1908. SEEKS 10 GET WIFE ‘r LEER FORTUNE FURNESSIA GETS DWINDLED AWAY IN TROUGH OF SEA IN WHEAT CORNER WILE GALE RAGES in Having a Court Trial Granted. ‘ + . <8, ~ ~ * Son Joe Lost $9,000,000 in Engine Crippled, She Falls i His Plunge and Entire | Broadside On—Wind 90 | Py a accision of Court Jus en Salt Dina cai thee Tompkins ha 1 at White Family Felt Pinch, Miles an Hour. Bile tol’ Stes Binnie dn aw drew sf Bloomingdale Asy- SUIT REVEALS FACTS.) The Furnessia, of the Anchor tne, ' URS) pire which docked to-day, ten days out Court J CULES LES Wid ah a from Glasgow. stil! showod traces, as On the SULLY he shu 3) determine whe she is now sane Lady Curzon in Actual Need of | she steamed up the vay, of the buffet "fe" RINMBR CYR. (he IMAL Wak made re ing she got last Wednesday morning) yy jer “Gana Cone K Money at Her Death— Sea SEG NEIEEECRINETPARTICN Ce pena coon eded Other Heirs Cut. kale, a screw on the resauire | Proper About $3.00 = Eas u engine : oe N®) Andrews was declared insane and in- HAN ABORT OER CCK TIGRE Bhowele 2 | competent in Maren, 1907, Mr. Andrews teh eho) (el: se ae Moythedtes huge seas that were running! swears in an affidavit filed in court that Hdd MOouLL UL ieMY a? ede) CUE Sse i) aL) t of the ship's “For many years Mami Roosevelt (Mrs. Andrews's efster) sought to malign and ruin your 1 son the mind of Blanche L. against your petitioner Mr. Andrews contends that his wife's sister and brother have been trying to keep the woman fn the madhouse, For more than a year Mr. Andrews has been trying to get his wife released from the lum, and he says the litigation has cost $10,000 for legal fers | Namie V. Roosevelt In an affidavit sae visked Mrs. Andrews in the uma tn) AUgust. lage and found her and that allen- insane. who was Mary Leiter, India, w on, smokestack and as soon as she lost eng stopped, the vessel foundered in the trough the combers. ea anchor was |rigged and put overboard to keep her [Rass tothe seas, but the vessel dragged ntil she was once more broad- the waves. The her and bowled crew who were on deck A first-cabin stew: swept from her feet and knocked down a com- panion-way, being ba | A torrent of water burst into the steerage and flooded {t to a depth of two feet. The passengers in that sec- jtton of the ship thought that she had return fr er Andrews had dover mi of “Joe” Leiter over in the suit of E Fiy s court nuse of Leiter's unto: as was shown, a 4,000 a year, whi receiving more than twice | | 4sts had pron vooms in a hotel and live ine Congressman Herbert y while waiting for funds to neressny made by motic Pargons to vacate the order of arrest America, in a few mor ert lied for Jan Janoff Pouren, who ts wanted eines by the Russian Government for varlous Ih a le nich was produced paren States ek to n extra that u Judge United ssioney 1 with the ex dition proceedings rote ne was to recei fy!l income from her father's e+ ‘BROOKLYN MAN SHOT TRYING TO STEAL A RIDE. could not open her town ho BUR eee . ote a gun thar the house | Railroad Detective Says Vietim, JEROME GETS MONEY. Aap Bs Onward: With Three Other Men, Ridley liad been working west of | | attempting to get home without spend- oney for railroad fare. ell saw four men standing on the P mM as the train was out, and he thought that the: ing to beat t He ordered them down and threatened to eceives $1,000 a month) men defled him, saying th ee OLDEST SPINSTER DEAD AT 97. HUDSON, Wis., Oct 27.—Miss Therese a pn the train detect arntarlee, : pian: When he nyeneshe aie e Te in woth Heinfurter, 4 ninety-seven wheat pit his father| men, but they start rd chim ana vesterda) he home &. Miss Helnfurter id to have been the oldest spinster in America 1 $7,000,- | he then fired pe He fm under arre ue and a When he died, bow- ancinnaerorntnen ane the money they had | a Anat Reece SETTLE $7,000,000 CONTEST. MORE CHOLERA IN MANILA. MANILA, Oct During the thirty hours five new ca and three suspects have be: by the agents of the Board of Health, Fat Is An Offense. The female form, being capable of ex- pressing a supreme degree of grace, should be an inspiration in our daily lives and last Over ann Ww mised by Relatives. SALEM, Mass., Oct. 27.—A settlement of the contest over the wit!! of John 1! Burnham Brown, of Chicago. and Ips- Mase., which bequeathed 000 estate to found titution for young h, the testator’s pati |“ Ptene “forin Colin’ Leiter, irzon’s letter in wl nancial straits, was Crabbe in February, 19 this Lady Curzon died a settlement er estate. id too much Campbell, counse! higher ideals of beauty,” said ate Court irer wor wemy to th the , for any wings of Brown died at Ipswi Wine r of Paris Although » sit around one’s flesh. 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