The evening world. Newspaper, December 15, 1908, Page 1

Wlinvrsnveenesoron mar - ains Jury Nearly Complete. te Bill. Open To-Morrow iy tosnight: Cooler Wea any. 9 “ Circulation Books Open to All." SE PRICE ONE CENT. NEW YORK, TUESDAY, “DECEMBER 15, 1908. PRICE ONE CENT, RESULTS EDITION [“Cirewtation Books Open to Atl.” | a ath a NGF As OBER) hav Renuere oe Neh eat eee Cran: Head | WAS BIS AIS NB? Nstasioal Wiotls Laat kell |] $< — Plaza With His Nurse. Widow of Slain Man Who Wiil P < pecans : : ape rm Take the Siand Againsi Hains *UPPES Sepresenting Figures in a te to-day by J ARC Decree of Federal Cour strains the Big Trust From s B. Pierce, | Lenox and of the will | moved to her pl 8 to he d That EMPLOYEE COMPLAINS. Tragedy Wili Move on Miniature Stage Set to Show Scene COMPANIES TO: APPEAL. jty-nine, on | ; Buyer Declares He Tried to Snatch Stock From Him and Hundred and Fort at 0, Hundred and S if ieee a ered enaien er a of the Shooting. es! ; G. Farrington! and | bald’ watt qho dled’ recently Threatened Hurt. SEE This Will Act as a Temporary <lgning {t, with her The residue of this great estate Is to ; n be divided into four parts, and omas nt of Stay ELF VEN MEN IN BOX TO PAS Ss ON WR RITER'S GUILT. att and Archibald Watt to r James PB, Hammond, the one part; a third part to be held old head of the Hamr or dt daughter of Thomas Watt, and ne-half to youngest of disorderly ehter of T Watt, and the oth- of his en Watt, son of the late er part to go to h The will provided that je of Arch- bald Watt, Juile Morris or Grace Watt, fare should go to th {seue, to the Typewriter Com front of the F was 4 ing in a Hot rge nduct, preferred by one on acl and James Kelly, Pinkney for many years, es, He was hobbling Mrs Annis Waiting to Confront Him on the Siand—Announcement Made That Prisoner Will Testify in His from the portico of the hotel, at which arm of his nurse, when Detective {lle Court squad, | ne eccentric million- waiting carriage and fall hers ands | tapped him on the arm. | Own Behalf. He asked the detective to get into the as carriage with him and Miss Ellison and drive to the court | Employee Is Complainant. | In the Yorkville Court, from which rant yesterday, Horace G.-Allen, fort eight ars a buyer for the.typewriter Jconcern which Mr. Hammond he Cover ment appeared as © Young Auto Driver Who Broke Law Second Time With Taxi- | tery : at es cab Is Sentenced to Tombs by Justices of Special * Sessions,#No Fine Being Imposed. old, J. HIN, tn for the Standard Of] Cumpany, No, 7 venue, Laurel Hill, L. L.; married, 1as Walsh, builde y Heck ip g on Melniyr amuel H, John betwee: denies the receivers: No, 27 Main street, Astoria; single. rk at No. 489 Broome street, Manhat- » Woodside; rried and has children, No, $24 Granbare avenue, Richmond Bes Was that, on ast, Mr. Hammond to his office and to hand over a cer res of the typewriter worth ach do to give them up Hammond ra No. 2 Hill place, ™ speth; tried to fore tificate for five 2 company’s stoc widowe yenrs a) pany { | 6. Frank Ive Richmond jr. sssistant bookkeeper for brokerage Alexander Jardin 1 r, No MAYOR ABOLISHES 3 riper avenue, Long Island mavens WITH ROARS. OF LAUGHTER 70 Cleveland street, Flushing avenue, Ja- : JURY UP TO DATE | ecess to-day to resume cessory in the killing of Hains, U. S. A,, it-was for the prosecution in trial of ba a fac FRR CUS a Mayor MeCie Evening World's ordina passed 4 dMegal to s he murder. if c » sath, a on | Magistra’ Harris, after hearing the ) \ je Yact My Pe ae ovata Caisse Reading of Communic ation Hurried Through, PAAR, AHL MITE ee “ A = ~~ ayside Yacht Club, the Ainance that w 1 the t (By Associated Proas.) Was general merriment from both sides | "¢P™°M ted Mr. Hammond, 1 f WW | 5 i] h small iron figures the ticket Mayor SGTON, Deo, BRepeated |of the chamber ould iparele TERAnSTe MUL terme L i F 1 ait will be used| first in Hn NSS ; uighter greeted the reading | , There waw only a small number of O'eary « ind Mr. Hammond ! Mereaiaonnatiyier Ginara rari opie areas ee ee hen tie: readlna wasters they coup leaning on the arms re MAEM aN GHerE nTiAi ‘i wi : Congraee on the (et Mk WAS hurried: through, the tor John G. Griffin, president : 5 Pers ‘ n rene ti) sage to Congress on the | papers accompanying the mesumge not | of his company, and E. K. Stephenson School Children Would Have Sweeping Senate Resolution aan : A | tickets in t r nal charges today. As gh Sau ea Ua the manager, both of whom had been a Snerie ave re ‘ ident us jurors in having the pr ' ialaie) Aiatement) thastn Message elicited the greatest in| summoned by ‘phone to court Been Crushed If Driver Aims at Roosevelt in Fer- | stamped on the face of Uie tick ny partion, [erent i the House « esciitatives, dn’ creased to eleven, and the | in every partie he members gave close d br saciid. ill q een ¢ or yay HIS read - om ‘ warned. pn tn ; h every. yartiew |The members gave clove attention dure Hadn’t Been a Hero. reting “Shoot Up. aenan RITA til to find a suitable man for j MIGITART CAN licclailonan diane ri ralamilie: wall naka sy the rear of there was a ripple of laughter over the | - the vacan be a jury of s Hains's own choosing, for he other car noises was cayised the {the chamber to his s ETP Oe Ws cha berieablen £ Joseph ’ Alexander McCauley, of No, | WasHINGTON, Dec. 15.—A sweeping | personally has passed on every mar failure of the H to | le im piaor, publishe the New York | Dr avenue, Brooklyn, drives @| peacoat Sten Bey ‘ portant provis Sotably there was | Ctver Senators on both eldes of the | world, 1 5 » with Its accom: VSP PIS SP STEERS PPT bsg ee uling on the Weeretary of| pistrict-Attorney Darr ¥ was accepted, no provision vel o the Wy /ehbamber joined with him, and when | panying papers, was referred to com- SUMIR SAD). GEG AYE sevens War for vari nf n concerning | for the State at 1 Jock, Tt will t ig to seat groat pleces of stcel, git Sy Uh a esha aaa ewirrinlierey paaoprovecey tery FIT) this afternoon that a man can follow |... 4, ber Pe i engi eteidesianiscanthounlankan eee ea Rnetal dhrough the ct ATS ei rerafli meen TINEA AIT | even that humble occupation and sti eel ant rag eateth het, he ate looking man with @ ARAN STOLL He ALTHO, O18: +6 & statement In a 1 per which he | President Roosevelt! a lamaciihelatummaneentiontnerncsl are Attalr referred to in Preals| teltster Hall minis the Mayor 1) jmentioned would not be believed there! fall will by M will be found on LI mh Ry er, oR les dent Roosevelt's message to Congress of | shot aeathinn rant C A. Catt, of No. 714 Woodbine pda is TS SY AE ea Louvellen Hargis has made public the| McCauley on his cart was jogging |yestentay was roduced to-day by | Lains GM the eye-witnesses with | street, Ridgewood, was peremptortly announcement that she has $89,000 which |along Meeker avenue, in Williamsburg, |Senator Foraker with a request for tm-|q drawn revolver, and thet Jenkins | challenged by the State, He was ae GIANT SNOWBALL BLOCKS she is prepared to spend In grder to se- | Just as the children in a big sc at \" ediate action lpenieat vent onion canawladuel ate diaten! ioenlanle taithatdetenn cure the acquittal of her son, Leach | the corner of North Henry street were! Objection made by Senator| Hains's purt Patrick B. Barber proved that he was TRACK AND STOPS TRAIN. | Hargis, charged with the murder of his |coming back for the afternoon session, | Warren, Ch mittee on! Charles 4 Teach street, |llving up to his Inst name by stating { | | fathen. obtain thi# monéy Mrs. Har- | Suddenly a heavy rumble up the street | Milltary Affairs, the resolution was Jald| richmo he was pre t e was A tonsorial artist, In bustle aarniat ' | gis had to mortgage her residence in ed McCai@y’s attention. He | aside. It will be sd hefore the Ganelaant) treasurer tary of an in- |Nes# at No si? Fourth street, College Rolls Down Mountain Side, Increes [dacison, “he went to trie today qo 0ked up and anw a’ cumbervome pole: [ain inguin on | aeahias re Me int, wher “a shop. He was nee inesiaavandn : ye there when the trial is called to n of the Edison Light and Power -— | man of the af n, He was a man|! ; ut oame to ‘oom be nee => OF y loade v )» long, swayin, t ty-elgh ely ft edad and 60 spd! —— morrow | Company, oa with Jong, swaying) BANK ROBBERS GOT $15,000, |of about ¢ t, oh ) Epallah, qetng aide ee st Grad Irvine is rapidly filing with people m drawn by} ESTER, oO! Dec. 1$.--Robbers | dressed ref groomed. I Nyce awrers Una. nty-alx s " 9, b * long at bias be sobbers b t oth 1 ) \ te challenged pere MI free nderhill, twenty-six year two other men, and at a| interested in the case, Hoth sides will | thre " MB) aynamited the safe of the First Na lea passed b IN ass Hicema forced Sirs, Dickel to tell announce ready when the caso is called ab son spend, Wikhaul ®, Grivel 8 ‘eon nial at Fafaula Ola. ter ved i yi Dean, of No. i Maple | ‘ fhe Kept her money ane tet argis will plead and will en, | miles nor ft to-day and’ escape ss ound Ja 1 n f 1 “iia oe fan (88 to prove that hist Was choking | People all along the street were shout | ald t $15.00 - ; A Jent tor i H rm XM fh mel > ees, but nobody volunteered to go out be BA Mwlitie chad 1 that ud a Axed ites 4 : helt everday’ bu WOODRUFF LOSES FIGHT FOR pn the shcute and sells soomed to pie f ; , momber of the Baye t ©. He ca " hy an nn Hi. cur t \ i v eo} y J th sent ay ¥ red with haying} ROAD OVER STATE LANDS, eee ae a uum carts ma that q una Way's (tei ioe aaa a the top nie ed, forced his mpanied Underhill, will, be tried ——_ Way would cross the path of ‘ , , sion who ad: ‘iN Mrs, Jorah EH. Dickels tat on t week. he WunewAy WOUld Aros bath of | disposition to continue the it n who ads rolled doy Koon t That Chairman | the school children, and probably crush “8? 11 ead only Hebrew or ] traci 1 eueeenenenanmentiniens —— of the Republi. |haff a dozen of them to death If s« fe nen 4) papsrt and did not understand j had gathered uv ! U Max Steuer tried to justify ce, {cat State Committee, has no legal right | body didn't stop It. As nobody else Eng Toguie! Wie weryiees of vo mien in gh, COURT CUTS *MOULIN’ DANCE}, *~ Ste tty the dance, [ean : fara yy |aweined ‘Niling, he decided, Iw ash , STU Anne aocarlan’ ai guaamakentiGed | admitted that last Saturday night |to build a road to Camp Kill Kare, in i t e lodge it tat _aupemreret . ‘ ie beyond the limit, |the Adirondacks, over State lands, was yr are atanped his } y Tomy ave ( jale, with a shop j ade at the polnt w Odetia Auter And Haginald De Yeu e.|te wuld it was accidental. Magistrate {the effect of & decision handed down may horee aud carefully backed hia) Te gANG ol Jon Le Mrovklyn, was stacle was d 1 the | who do ® sensational dance tn yeni se Oe een ot gene \cart full into the path of the runawa eo Nhe nian iallaab laden Aannbeaadl lugreeable to the defense, but the lame gile, and it is declured ren }Queen of the ulin Rouge,” at These performers know and the|, Mr W King author- | Then he braced himself for the shock, | cauley and A. | ‘or the State excused him perempe dt was seen in tin 4 setlous|Cirele Theatre, were before Magistrate | managers Of the show know Just what iia ¢ Was no time for him to ju & carpe ee coches tak tna eee reck Krotel this afternoon, in| W Side 4 vulgar and disgusting ecent peo- e horrifled spectators wate i ahi zn welthe defense hadn't done so. wi Reet geeeees tee tee ee aaa able In thiy dance. Phy my oa courts, Mr, Woodruff with have to seek | Racer ireray ye pee opens the new Qaiy| thirty-two years old, ma one! the defense hadn't a Mr, Mote For ihe devotee of hi ing gama [c apt, Reedy with giving @ vulgar and jimit ue eeonas ins eu out mess “oonin ineoue ae eeamrusiel’ ober Siate | dump cart and expected to cee it sliy- | in. very detail iectclo 34 ‘Turkle bathe | HfUnt child, showed so sane and clear Second Page) { - i vi overst by hi (Continued on Seco ase | irate iy “he'ail foading ane indecent exhibition, there will be ‘rouble. Soreet fends.” ered. Instead /t stood as steady as @ a a - an understanding of the questions that y i, rr _—