The evening world. Newspaper, November 9, 1908, Page 2

4 : THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1908. was 8.25 when the father and child quitted the house for the subway station Abdomen trom left to right, just missing at One Hundred and Forty-fifth street and Broadway Tt also ed the walls of the stom W t i K, Hi t G | Att t M M A s now sting easily The little girl had her hand in her father's as they started along the and nie 1 potson nidue, ants to now OW tO e fer cross street toward Broadway, From all directions men and women were streaming toward a common centre—the Kiosk of the southbound subway entrance. The tall, handsome Postmaster and the little girl were passing the long RYAN ine of billboards near the northwest corner. Directly opposite is Newbury's drug store, Fron a side window of this drug stor> a clerk saw a tall man, « with reddish hair suddenly step up to Mr. Morgan and halt him. ‘The clerk | he sal “hint 1 feet i) alarm abet ny didn’t notice from what direction the sandy-haired man had come, but it is | Sesousty halt i now known that he stepped up from behind A VORER DOES TE Te WAHLER CCE The stranger had his hands rammed in his coat pockets INJUPT, HUE AR CHOSITER Te EL Whe UOCOMe ‘Are you Mr. Morgan, the Postmaster? he asked, as the Posiinuster | Five DSHS Fey OBAFAEE) | came to a stop. | A few minutes later Drs. Bull and} oe ” Jaerdman operated. They pul the Post- | I am," said Mr, Morgan. master under the Influence of ether and | 5 Jexplored the wound, Tt was eight inches ‘The man’s right hand came out of his coat pocket. The fist held a Colt's | jn Je and had, of course, cut. the | revolver, blued steel and wicked looking. } al walls beth at the point of | He poked the muzzle of his gun almost against the stomach of the Hal. perforation. One of the laren Postmaster and fired. But in the almost infinitesimal perlod that elapsed | {NStines Was xeizeds but not seriously | between the drawing of the pistol and the shot Morgan had time to swerve |). Wccton, the Coroner's physiclan, his body half way about, and Dorothy slapped at the man's armed hand. | angrhiy criticised the police for not at BULLET ENTERED LEFT SIDE, | anit see hat a So the bullet did not go straight in. It entered the left side, well| isa. enot| toward the front, passed through him and came out on the right side, | £2. Ue MME aS aah Clutching the wound, the Postmaster stumbled forward and grasped at | i298 1, eet unidentified for hale the smooth face of the billboards for a moment. Turning about, he tried to | ouse, where he made a i e > a v7 vow Bece and more com search of reach his child, the desire to save her from harm evidently working strongly ackay's garments, he was rewarded by within his stunned consciousness. He stood upright for a moment, then he | *'1iRs more papers Heenoaece lurched forward, with all the strength gone out of his six feet of rugged| hotice addressed to Kay “care of Hates Coggeswell, No. 228 West One Hundred | n. and Sixteenth street,” from the w Probably three hundred persons were within earshot. Those who} 407 Jéfe Insurance Company, stating | that a premium of were clso in sight faced the direction from which the sound caine in time} °! Mackay’s policy to see the rest of the tragedy. Found Address of Relative They saw Morgan clasp his hands to his stomach, bend slowly forward | 43,00 Pis, oneaiope, bore, the address was due Noy. 1i| Hunt, the new elected District-Attorney of Hamilton County, Ohio, in which county Cincinnati Henry T. a caller on Distriet- Attorney Jerome to-day. is located, wa with a puzzled, dazed look, slide forward on his face, and then twist over jiug School for Nurses, Anna Jacques Mr. Hunt is only thirty years old and is the first Democrat to be elected as prosecutor in Hamilton County on his back. They saw the little girl in the blue sailor's suit stand helpless | Masyittdy Newburyport, Mass, ‘This, it vLam here te learn how to get after the big grafters,” Mr. Hunt told the newspaper reporters. “You and stunned for a second and then drop down on her knees upon the flag-|_ditheugh Mackay had heen a stenog- in which I promised to get after the big crooks. I am getting a thorough know I was elected on a platform great deal was known of him there. It | was from other sources that the news- : x |rapher for nearly four years at th ce.” ging and take her father’s head in her lap. Jotlces of Hunt, Hilt & iets on the |{ insight into the system which Mr. Jerome employs in conducting his office They saw the assassin stand for a moment looking at his work, Then | Huildiney at Mon yet pha daventment : = he threw up the gun and fired twice, apparently at himself, possibly to hoid 7 sons along about 7 off pursuit. At any rate, neither of the two bullets seemed to strike him, |faner’ men pieced together the ‘story | Mackay hired the box on Now Sony oti my, right $0106 | a canons HUndnea aed Sut E 3 NOW z ' *Iwhich showed. the Englis 5 | He gave as references Alexan ame ar wn one red 3 rtyenixt although it is now certain that one of them reached his breast. Hves!in’attnening the Posing, ™ [twentieth floor of No. 11 Broad a pontmanter” (00K | Fiona were mo erravie wa ta attrear aie Men were coming, running, from every side. They closed in on the| yA! the,oMces of Hunt, Hil & Betts tt | John Plann, is home wal ielsen Mien | ool T'should have | 4ttenti yasual passersby, Pro wus sald vat Mackay was u th n street address. en | COPY hd Eat e he paused sandy-haired tall man. He had brought the gun down to his side and|#0 far as was known by the members /N@ changed it to No. 1M; Broadway, had to pas a tes i the New York | Movganrs. house land. the hat hi @ here from | again to > roadway and at last County cl © obtain the letter, I re- auontelin swung it back and forth in a half circle as if about to fire Into those headed |Hoston, in at ‘und that he poutded ‘ata [te No. West, One Hundred and Six: to do unless the post-office paid Pe Bae y 2 y : house kept by a Mrs. Williams, at No_|teenth street. The box was dixcontin- | the fee \s t toward him. Then, abandoning his intent, he ran ten yards down the side- | 29° %ceP one ‘Hamdred min Sixteenth (ued on Aprit 1 of this year for non-pay-| “There is a method by which such BI eidGatesptheleestonter walk toward the door of an apartment-house, He stopped at the foot of | street. He had never, so far as was | Ment of rent PAPA R Mi OR eT ets rch of the Intercession, to which the steps leading into the apartment-house hallway, threw the gun up to his | tiie vice o by: his en piece en ES | Sent Four Letters. ished, buu the postmaster arbitrarily | MT, and Myre, Morgan belong, hastened right temple, with the hand turned upside down, and pressed the trigger. |M#st’? Morgan personally. “He was a| Mackay sent in all four letters to the eo aoe vor Ta chee deter ANG) heard tbat parishioner was hot i BBET. | steady and competent man, wno did not | pMackay New Yor Mr. Willcox refore, as he ip the most prominent tre spent rome time comforting Mrs The double-action mechanism sent a bullet into his ekull. Grink covexcess and: was never @ trouy | Popemaster, in, New: ork, Mr. Willcox | man who has antagonized ma, 1 rolect | 116, epee gone, me, comforting, Stirs : arial One | 0 j © replies to as my victim. mow that Thavelde-| tetrene cavmpanion of tote te ane The man stood erect for a moment and then tumbled in a loose heap| "Mackay was at the office, attending to | {he Jet y RS ae TO ainrecarrs orlioident child of the three, Uy across the bottom step, dead. Birautles ear cnperapner, ca nunvel an Wrote on Feb DIB EMAL Homponran gainsi the custom of neve Two Bullets in Mackay's Body. The whole thing, from the shooting of one man to the shooting of the |health and spirits. At the hour of clos | fur’ Times bad deliver Cuavealtiy HeGpIe UnCoEaITare: Ga InReT Ara ey a boay anes ing he bade other, probably didn't take more than five or six seconds. he other employees farewell | him. A few days again wr affairs, whi un W As many sec- © a poor 7 the heart onds more and there was one group of citizens about Morgan and another them ae he cloted, the omiee dine ve | bn dp eae tor he th UUleNne: hadi| Aue at once unleen) he bed! polltiee die ul cad seg 108 oot Mr Mor about the sandy-haired man. livers, nauehiagltalanetiisnmors neh Sa nine Oy caley in tier deilvers oe ares ROR eaa ree aE a ah ; Some of the men were neighbors of the Postmaster, and he was in-|fvening World opotien thie mi en | Ee, ears etter Nahe | Memerorahe Bac oniee ieavena eto stantly recognized. Richard Burton, an engineer employed by the Public Heard Him Make Threats. Wir teccanaied ineull of ane lurelug | uomme reno coe AN Unlaa tevan NOueN te Service Commission, who knew Morgan well, was one of the first te reach “I overheard Mackay muttering some- | out of the lights. erstand t aLiNihre GHEE HeverN te the wounded man’s side, Another early arrival was Frank M. Lewis, a thing to) himee dhe other de wt eae 1 a Ke ABO, IPA neacep toem to me if A peraiatod: wil : Lund tand policeman, who was entering the subway station, and who hed come at toy eamebony connected with theP st-Office Maca i ft as “a uorean, h et ana put out of the way a speed at the sound of the shots. personal mail that had been delayed or | SAXON" and refused to give it to AGT RNa roots ; SINKING INTO A COMA. held up somewhere, He seemed unduly | Mackay RS Teas ta ap sympathy of | Months dle: The little girl was sobbing and walling, but remarkably calm consider-| e:itement:,< ™e '@W clerke made this PAP cay strange J ic. mon am T defending my ‘ct, | cuntiy fe cae ae ing. She was begging her father to speak to her. Mr. Morgan was still | me Po wad conte (EO Sy Mackay told QE POUT rSpewritten manuserspts ma Went wad not ir of the fears ment in| a e 2 ene wade f huis Improvised shelves were stacked with jine own! ting 18 the onlecmate: | #bout his own had a good conscious, but utterly helpless and sinking fast into a coma. He seemed to OMe Pe Bes ai pe uy ae, cOM-| yotties and jars, labelled “Tolson maeeny ge itl Bor ly atte is PE oD | a recognize Burton and apparently tried to speak. Then his eyes shut and pering with his mail. I gathered that ge carboys he ids fied Fenty eve Bok Es | oe ae ii heme edness his head fell back limp. Re had ‘written. to the Postmaster, aie Pamphlets and } m on blasting and ition IC H. B. MACKAY.” File. leging that when he was ter in the corridor of the ¢ electric MACKAY FIGURED ere ed ankle de Innumerable newsp: plosives. y the place. They were afraid for a moment that he was dead. Burton, Lewis, an| ‘72 /P Eee ud Crder on ex-policeman named George Brown, and three others picked him up and| ou! '» annoy nim. Mackay tol on explosions were pile wapsiste mtmaster Murpliy. who IN TWO SHOOTING started across the street with him to the drugstore. Fe De He segatec Mae rom letters the police manag he rece ff the ine APFRAYVS BEFORE. ‘No, please take ay home,” said Dorothy, the daughter. We lve} if ES | He was the so English- Beat eae r ‘ yak . - : right over down here,” pointing toward the home, from the fron. door of | igtenitoltielRaatmas=| eo e ead aaa rene Hugh fraud ore } shed on ne BT : v santa at the which members of the family were already beginning to troue, So ther | wut aia email having een tampered | Hist “street, “Cambridge han ¢ Wad fenued Pouimaas|aeyy in-day Geveiined fcc | bore him to his own hous. and laid him on his own cd. fold, me ; Incident, |cently, so. lis father te, I re 40 tha: while in the employ of that es err = } rom Postmas' Morgan Nf Peis 5 S 3 : Ys shee h AEC Meanwhile men we e examining the suicide’s body. Althcugh his face | saying that an investigation: had heen Pere Sure alne tates A f PosteOrl eration Mackay figured in two shooting was badly mutilated fully a score of the shop keepers of the neighborhood | firing with Hie malt aay peek tam alle character from oes ‘no aK ne, it is gal, the sh thought they recognized him. 11 regard to the ‘turn it of the an bee} a tb ee hulleve. ‘ boarding use | electric ) he Here coma ons 1 sign- some corre: ce betw M io Action Was take “why, S's Frank McCue, who works | light overcoat was found a weapon ex-| {it By ne aids aaa erate s « Danielson, ‘The master and Mackay, and 1 ; FEM AREAS RAAT BTER for the Washington Heights Detective |temporivsd trom a leataer thong, to | lave heen entirely: uninten Don the fi fsa Socialist and a writer search made t ee sume boys who hd snow- Bureau, over here on Amsterdam ave-| which was attached @ heavy lend fl Bitine. Tees cmuplosee of the Post: | Miackayes taroN 2 S eurly us gO the San ose Aone sale aun DESL LOOK. nue,” said one man, as he bent to look | ing sinker. h ia et was spromise dh wer, that ae Sate ET from. Gusta Rone e bo part, thus incurriog Mackay's ‘ai the corpse. Besides, this was a typewrit note, |, later Mackay told me he complain lanning hi any grocer and baker ft No. ackay learned that the laundryman ‘you're right-that’s McCue,” chimed |which really ted to hig ten note, | of the matter to the authorities The letter \ the 1822 Amate told them ‘jived in’ Rox and soon afterward o bis id Washington, and recetved an. ne hery of “Harold box that the man had cc that went thers is said. way h in some of the others. requesting the: the firm of ai mitorthevonelhe liadlmcniventin It lay ina 6 on and had tried to get Postmas laundryman, and shot hit, ee ‘This supposed identification stood until whom he was employed be notitied the loc ala f rites He seemed some The envelo| dressed the teleplone se! Was uns was not dange avin sees TEIN oriineldeadman licaselotianeimen ant Et what exeited, but I did not think at the one to reply and seemed ted on © of assault h ine @ search of the clothing of th ase of any accident to him, and a (nen onminu taste atianatin Be vent of anything happening He walked from the | teste? on i (here ult with in. when expe te de Even then lared showed who he really wae, ani RC ARETE dd and see uttering angrily pen the en recelpt, made out to him by “BE. C. that he was insane, he was committed to some of the merchants of the vicinity lams, No. $39 One Hundred and rs and papers found jE ee PHDianed iy Phot fellow's crazy.” the baker sa 1e Worcester Hospital still thought 1t might be McCue, fo close teenth street, for Room } [ay's room In West One The letter read as follows he remarked to an early eustomer, 1 When. slack ather was informed | was the resemblance between Mackay h to Mth of Novem! made it at nulyevial Mackay’s Last Letter, deseription. é Ree lad. vad ta Na York toe and the detective. showed that Mackay had paid $7 room| Mf, Morgan Beh nagined the | 9 whom it may concern aut ih thought: now that Mackay not appear to be Kurprised. He Mr, Morgan revived a little almost a5 pent | Postmaster was und tly, wt holding a 1 um perfectly aware that 999 men |uic sam » ees absolutely {0 make ny iat Ban soon as he reached his home. Dr. Titus While examining the body Dr, Weston | f t 1 sider my 1 ateer in iene i t ony ston | 1 tas being sit act of an | way Bull, who lives in the same block, W48) made a puzzling discovery. Iie ten, Had Brokerage Business, sane man and 1 be surpirsed if e elder Mackey is about seventy- the first physician to reach him. though there was no bullet hole| prikemny’ baiees sais ganized a |{ iy hid [three years of nee: Me came to Car. “| Never Saw Him Before. in the man's overcout, coat or waistcoat old 8 aud opened offices at ay tquite in eR Taueriiearaciia tiene kaka mete te ae , there As ig jagged tea ove his £ . Inety-ninth street de wit poli ence, to ot age he took a special co °. “T never saw the man before,” were) oo) a é tiny ae SOYAry si 1x 6 in Post-Otice, | thy fered Me OEE 4 fe of Awe, he t ok fan fal course of the Posimaster's first conscious words, (271!) ed apparan (Aon mall was recelved inse 1 kn 1 AT ALOUD OS Bene SOUT Alo peNidEs Ie father the only relattve vhy ¢ ne to harm me?” hetrated, Wound alone, said Pee RaTh de ed killing a man u a RT We, he Mackay is known to have in this coun- Why did he want i im Di Waa puliclent te/ Nave: cauken a fim whieh he had apparently (Gniess an try is a sister, Mackay, who came Then from weakness and shock he Opn twisted Intellect that no wa for me Mrs. Morgan Worried over from Ireland fqur years ago and collapsed again. Dr, Titus sent for Dr we PaRrOR rE orete ress in an orm “I think you are hen he hesitated | Who for the past few ‘months has been a John Erdman, of the Post Graduate Story of an Eye-Witnes: % 1 ren A thio bualneens know that in t se of prob- 4 moment and hurried away student at the training school for nurses fT shot 1 th k > vuple of years my eyesight will M AUC ried in connection with the Anna Jacques Hospital, @ specialist in r fitenwineeriwrhols e y thought he meant to eR TH EGAIOTARTTS CAC on ue Morais: so much worrted by | Maat ’ un one wounds, whose home 1s also in the 1 Postmaster ’ aN es Hiren othe enographer, and 1 would then Sis, .baner OF) ine Birange thal vicinity, and together the two sur first the Broadway. Int have to work at some lower, unskilled thn me home. seons stripped the Postmaster ang a circumstantia’ f trad tyler” which ‘he filed calling, for pon a bare existence for ‘6.4 ids of Mr. Morgan's | made an examination, They docided nk as he saw ‘fragemy project he) Hen tore't am reconciled to) killing house! Le, at aman at that the bullet had probably not d reporter Mr, Bur- nety=nin Heald in- myself, and as the Hostmaster delibers times eatied FiremantesN to oN severed the lurger intestines, but they teed loor in Sega HA ER FG RIT Her eee CIC par eee SED te Would not his business, Invaria- id not attempt then to trace fte| ‘J was hustling for the subway with | ie Eee ae ne teh Telowed! hin andthe ait happened, he called when str course. Particles of clothing had been my jown w st as I started ing to the post-omce records, thosities at the Registry win a ed v eral pi carried into the wound, and thin caused a # One Hund: 1 Forty-sixt a Wis mae ae - r at first of infection by the dye a roads c 4 ra = ' ie aaa y two EE ron are unsightly, inconvenient and Meanwhile Lewis, the policeman, had 4 1 en in i % ’ Becond street station teley . ay si vat: i! apd she reverves came. harithalatway ceri anna ‘| For the Sct {| Child f G N York. AND 7 and decent means of drying clothes, patrolinen, who gat feel awe and a all, le Schoo! licren of Ureater New York, ° a i dozen posts, these Ustache wad back fie NE — = 0 in es ae That convenience may now be se- charge of the situation a stan £500 in Prizes for the Boys and Girls Who Write cur streets, Up to this be the Following Sentence in the Best Style: ae Omesa Oil touched the body of the ean In about twenty nlnu PB jan Albert West wh at he Present Antiquated Clothes Drying Methods in New York ments have practically every convenience a homeseeker could Hill Balcony It Has More Uses than Any Knowa Preparation—Non-Poisonous, GOLF'S THE THING The Best Antiseptic for Cuts and Bruises—Non-Poisonous, Economical. pee B| Use It from “Cellar to Garret.” West_Disinfects ing Co. (Ine.) grad SelM -—THFTDECLARE President-Elect S$ Going to Do All He Can |= to Further the Game. oe Special HOT SPRINGS, Va., Nov, 9.—"T am| the most popular outdoor vacraae. | & UeSAay, NOV. | asserted Taft, as he made a MM-yard drive tn beginn ng a Rame with Governor-elect ben Draper, of Massachusetts, here to-day, Playing Taft, as he {8 a serious work f has explained Mr. A man of my build requires exereise in the open alr," he said, “and exereis: to be beneficial must be entertaining, of course, Lean ride. put or a Keen interest in there is Just eno’ to get up a Keen int and this takes up you: you are getting a fiv Judge T: ‘a rich man's game jsaid, it is played gen Julace, and in th Jare becor It was golf, put him in the splendid physi {tion he was annot main- ng @ horse. In h skill required gol al In Scotland, hi are is devon, | Antique Pendant, \$ ch year New Thin Model” | Waltham 2 Elgin, ° t Beater: Guaranteed 20 Years. | hs Gold Fille took up the Cases, Dust proof.) strenuous work campaign and enabled hin to get through & without | On the above date, and the above a breakdown. He will play the game | date ONLY, 1 shall offer 175 of the this winter as much as 5 to get | Above described Watches. Up to ie Tonle duties Ge AU quite recently $15 was the price in trade eraily. To-day the 2 came to tie | big dealers charge $10—but not With eagerness ay. apenny less e by the thousand, ee Ae avoueeteiinng ie. [Every one of these watches will | Houston R. Harper, NWT ten nt with the distinct under- tecauis | Standing that if your own Jeweler ae [can dupticate it’ for less than $10 your money will be refunded. «ct or | BREE 1 with many credentials and of Georgia’s resorts. He etter f He \enta, country home, v ; outdoor exercises present the claims r : as other parts of wa s piste visitors were here CUT PRICE LIST i American jewellers forced by the + penrly double PASTOR FLAYS. so $25.58 St. 19,04 Waltham Jewel, Maximus 39,98 Waltham 19 Jewe!, Riversid 17.35 | Lady Walth. 10 Jew 9,98 a 25,39 16,92 16,92 mond No, 280 above prices ure for movements We stpply all sorts of Gold and Filled cases from a few! datlars We do ne: sell movements witheut Swithout movemente, Tse Iy simply for GNORE THE POCR |: ippy'er WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY 180 Broadway, N. Y. |Judson Memorial South, w hingtorw Square » make the the Baptist. m tay at Madison Street ly rohes t have deverte poor 4 the ARAeAlatrictaninnioweneManhat t { the churches, he said added c Trade Mark.) ee ene ea ee ee eee Special for To-day, the 9th. and gloom.” Continuing, De. Judson, | VCbatt i attsse rornp, 10 Pal Ba Pyratiaytae eink NESTS 9 186 photos 28 y of | NELCAS Kassie rouxn 29¢ lon of the city above City Hal tof Special for To-morrow, the 10th, Houston str and to the two riy CHERRY rounn 10c | provides a 1. field for const! CREAM KISSES i one: is > th DURWISH Se ee Aare fo ae OT pasts rovxn 10¢ ROBERN RAMONE IP ORR a Bey SERCIAL AssORTED CHOCO. tal mass of people c KO. 19¢ ores LATES (20 kinds) Men au vgs until 11 |are ignored. re to foreln when the foreigner com: shun lands for vrurdny evenings |shores we pave di wenden 49 CORTLANDT ST, naa wou Pulld 25 ‘At City Hall Park. jeer or the poor, hey "would | 4St 206 BROADWAY | hd the vappiness denied them Cor, Fulton $t. of tfeir crowded Don't, however, In ling —— me | them that they need the church 4 them believe that ie church needs li [them, (he Wworkdngmen alll Mot be pat Ss p Cover Co. 131 west 23° St. TELEPHONE, 4795 CHELSEA. Re-Uphoistering 5 Pieces BEAUTIFUL dangerous. Modern city apart- DAMANKS, LOURS, in colorings: wish, except one of the most im- ‘¢ frame Sule portant of all—a convenient appear ed in the 4:88 SLIP COVERS around the corner, reached the Cc 2 i Petr ilar _ emane ra inatal douhieaas tr He P,, Rub the throat and chest w: Bilp Covers mage of McCue Itentification had bee i Liz 2 ALE ey Omega Oil; then bind around the O es ryuer strbn = fatlowing e Thie doubt was based on ‘ throat and fay on the chest pieces of In proportion, Write. a which had just become kn ft flannel sowed in the Oil, The Jil < , , ang’ our nen wil mony the wounded Postinaster os eh aot Ae a goes inthr-agh the pores and reduces Don't risk your life and clothes with dangerous and unsightly pulley en with sagiilea us ' not know the mar tk aaniile tane the inflammation that causes the lines or climb weary heights to the roof where your clothes so often become Gur argo assortment. he knew MeCue, » rgan’ ig lc. 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