The evening world. Newspaper, December 17, 1908, Page 1

State Scores in Hains Trial Mirs. Annis on the Stand FINAL] @be | R ES U LTS E i] | Tl 0 N | [ “ Cireutation Books Open to All.”” | | w Circulation Books Open to An." | iin PRICE ONE CENT. NEW YORK, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1908. ; PRICE ONE CENT, sa ar ns HANS DEFENSE SHATTERED Drivers of Car and Truck Both, at the car might ‘ + trucks Mortally Injured on First | oo Avenue at Son street. Inguired for Brother’s Victim Almost J, D, ROCKEFELLER JR, CHARGES ‘{ CONDUCTOR ALSO HURT) ~— at Moment of Entering Bayside N, Y, AMERICAN OFFICERS WITH Yacht Club House on ee el meaty Vinee Day of the Murder. _ LIBEL: $, 8, CARVALHO ARRESTED iy THER—Rain To-Night and 4 Hday cern | 1, of No. OU West One wrecking wagon so t fourth street, is;be jacked up off 4 The motor CoN eee ey isl bh ee a Christian ©. Reiss Attempt Murder in Rev. Mr. Von Hollen’s Home. USES TWO REVOLVERS. p car stopped Ambulance Surgeon Mosér, of Harlem Hospital, found Dicky to be suttering Was Going at Full speed: ——_—_——- ‘aces, the motor-|from a fracture of the collarbone on | elft side and s¢ minor cuts, He m Be er i er {“YOU’ LL GET THE SAME, ” HIS Parole my ea ‘ His AEG Will shor SondOtor| | HAIN EAAIEH Reale oles nal that he Fits Raich eee Oa ees 7 Surrender To-Morrow and . Clark Is Out of round up by the | der the fender andthe truck fines wii a moran nee a THREAT As CAPTAIN SHOT. SS ae : nery, went ‘to ed SAAR ina the City—Quick Action in Case. to summon the !Christmas at/Dicky collision between the truck and a cross- First Send pose in Messas Telephone. got off and peere a neither see jwill be all right by: Christian F. Re mobile paint parsona: Church B road, the Br loaded reve ertmina gered town trol y car at Eighty-sixth street ned for examination and First avenue. George Applo, con- “Keep Back; He Knows What He’s Doing,” SS. Carvalho, president of the Star] He will be arrats or examina _Drulaed and several passengers were Writer shouted to Annis’s Friend, at Menrat's New York American, was are | M% Rooketeln o Tho | rested this afternoon on a warrant sworn \tihelous publiea of ap- f ed in the American of to-day's WHEN COLLECTOR BROKE ING Sse e ce) ee ee > laiaaeae ate Pe eu ene 3 wh DAY ler jr. charging have also been Annis on the Stand. ago, in which Mr, Rockefeller orses, and the 3 TT * dns He fired six s Saearee, orate end die crack issued for Bradford Merrill, treasurer, | way accused of originating a system of two of th. ‘ us sy ————EE and Edward HH. Clark, secretary of the | peonage in the Corn Products Refining Miss Kimball Ser 3 A 2! arted to answer t! alarm from . de = ee ee elt and inflicting ball Screamed and Pounded Intruder, Just as She Fire Halt in East Sisty-sevenih street Twice to-day did the State score in the trial of Thornton Hains, ace, St* Company. Mr, Merritt will give Compuny’s plant, near that elty. The other shots we 1 at his step. Was, Until Janitor Came. to Help—Employ. |panceccmyeractosa)<o Hirst avenusvand | nimseit up to-morrow and Mr. Clark is| 18 an affidavit upon whieh the charg @aughter, Emma Latch, at Rey. Her ae : 5 elp—Employers ee MeN ren ot | cused as an accessory in the murder of William E. Annis by his brother, | aia to ne out of the city (He sBatIGAtOn ae aus eal ie * i ‘ Z 1 comparatively free 13 Jae) So eet men von Hollen, pastor of the church, Repudiate Morton’s Methods, So He’s in Jail. raMic and the big truck fairly few | Capt, Peter Hains. Mr Carvatho went to Centre Street maticlous, and purposely designed to tn at Mr. vo ollen’s thirteen-year- along. At Eighty-fifth street there 4 7 F é ~ > Jourt a aligned pre | jure his characte EEE laliiaetas9 old daughter Mary. Leaving the house ya steep hill running down to Bigs Charles A. Birchfield, a member of the Bayside Yacht Club, where |Pale « ug eae vee ete Ni i Attorney Garvan js in charge of the’ in the belief that he had killed his wife | 2 {ce Kimball was taking her! Morton had his co: sith street, where ey in « agretrare.caniy Wao pay ores inthe prosecution. The warrants were issued KImbal) at Cont t si si + Where a trojley line, run- tee es See parte Spe te here started. This assertion | large metal shield pinned to nis vest, |2In8 from Second avenue and Eighty. | Annis was shot Aug. 15 last, called as a witness in the old Court- House? custouy of hts counsel, Clarence Shearn, | py asistrate Finn palais eee te RHE a panier pisces Towra Miss eicimibal was-so~indtgnant and |e etree tat) ce mine cond street at Flushing, testified that on that day Thornton Hains, with revolver | —--——_—— - - of fire noc if Toon, horrific At she went for Morton just | Ferry crosses iis Hne, since the abo : i ‘ i 9 , P fay | 4 ne Cae Cats ep n fr | ull was taking her as she was, shrouded only in her aes ition of cross town transfers, has been | pointed at him while the Captain was emptying his magazine gun into ana exit for nearly every one of them f trae HD Darts said pela pave and held him until a policeman huh Soy 317 W Fifty- nity and maidenly modesty. At the |¢auipped with old shaky cars. Hameraes apa als Thy : } : | showing that they had been fired at to withdraw Dr. Frey temporarily an Mre. Reiss Left Home. ‘ nball Is gener- sume tlme she screamed, When Alfred Didn't Hear the Bell. the body of his victim, shouted: “Keep back; he knows what he’s doing! | ciose range and with high powered after some delay he brought forward ¥ proport The parsonage where the bell rang Faure, the janitor arrived, he found| William Bluth, of No. 152 Avenue a,!Don't i e you'll get the same.” Long and vigorous cross- | “*lc!t: ay SU Te ene. talend ely took place is at No. 2421 Morris ise Kimball, , ignored the Morton and Miss Kimball in a battle. [driving a west bound car, was ap. Donit interfere ‘or youllligel thes samey Teng Meprous icross | Judge Straightens Tangle. Ser Nae Ra cueine gate athe Pheas Rev. Mr. von Hollen and his wife are her Janitor to the Rescue. proaching the First avenue crossing, as |¢xamination failed to shake this story. | “One bullet passed — through PERI Som TT toe pease cecum old friends of Mrs. F second é : jthe truck tore down the hill, with the hen Frank Ellison, the negro Waiter at the y puncediliesnyabanta Oe botnets nyandichre lortaker's establishment In Long Island wie eteitne| seule aaa ‘ 2 a Ieee ae a a m bell cla But Bluth did not The ISON, the neg) ‘ Be U jthe lower part of tie krvin, OH HEL JGaTrS GEE taDEy atone elss, after two ver Vho's there? o ght swing on the jaw, that put the bell. He slowed down speed | i> " re P 5 | Bloodgood on cross-examination, at eumeen a EL with Relss, has an TNs Wa, iit out for the time being. This kaye jand started across the street the defense by swearing that when the Hains ibrothers arrived on the te ng six separate wounds in its iss Ao YS coeesanion PEC TG Tey nS) 3 5 meee a chance to put on a! A street-sweeper named Angelo Ton- y the second question asked of him was as to the whereabouts | from side to slde : last October taking TRAP HGP HE eter EA a Rosy Hal kiiey eed ERA ea Gd ETS Ey nae He eaaeae | Was he unconscious while in the! D* Frey now came back to the stand. effects and her daugh benlleale thick votes You have mort. Vattite she recetved a policeman, | to get out of the way of the fire truck, of Annis, perating room” asked Metnt , echo abet th mua He ni marriage, Emma Latch gaged furniture in your flat, and I want pshot of It was that the police- | shouted > Blu 1 motorma i iivieay Hewes) conscious) when herara | iHey scale aL BA aMLAL Lemony matierteruancltoiily: the snatalment due, or TiN take the UTA Et) Cos Hien ttal ate eee, Pere ieee ae Mr. McIntyre made a strong but futile effort to have the negro’s tes | ot at ine ernie ean mee Sere intlieted by bullets of large calibre Hollen family Non aearen 2 i Forty-seventh street station-|the truck bearing down upon him, und timony stricken out, evidently fearing the effect of Ellison’s statement |thirty minutes later that we niniss |e loriUrrenousanted Raiae Ee blaied the. fornia ou can’t come in.” eried Miss Kim- house, where he was charged with im-| promptly stopped d that the ction is well is car in such a w 7 y domestic troubles, He j ball, “I'm taking my ba bersonating an officer, illegaily enter- to practically block First. avenue, that Thornton Hains had asked for Annis almost as soon as he reached ee wie siley Ro vegan th Attorney, é Show me,” repl the thtck-voiced ing Miss Kimball . ABS os Nels ayer - oO A808. - concede 1 thing,” said New Jerse: nM Kimball's flat and felonious d he put o1 eed, he could e T he os' b] St vy S, ) alter rey, of Long Islanc renee | pondereay iin oet HERSRHA Fe ee eee tH oes ‘i nious Had he put on speed, | uld have the club on the ostensible hunt for real estate bargains, | Dr. Walte . of Lon and ates ee ties jcleared the crossing and there would Physician of Q) d to prove that death rred, a fact which the shown, There Mr. Darr Kimball knew, bang! went her front) Magistrate Cornell held him tn §500 haye been room for the truck to pass. Frederick Storm, real estate dealer and member of the yacht | counts, ar a ‘o Hains’s desire to learn of Ann door from the hinges, and into the flat for examination this afternoon, | Hade tried to swing the truck around club, also testified as S$ whereanouts, had actually occ stepped James M. Morton, ex-polize- | His emplo: leclaring that they h i } decks hat they had | ang aA ighty-sixt i eepranian ¢ a ea Ailes secutor had lonnnianditanacialmcollactonicann aici mains. iwith) Merriaal mechoae: ane ver ete ue Pun eRe: aD Earlier in the day Mrs. Annis, widow of the murdered man, con- |? Rananeie before whom the cases were ¢ Jem Instalment plan furniture pou to give b sles around, but not far enough fronted Thornton Hains on the stand, She was called for the purpose | failed ait: rtoask Dr. Frey at the New Jersey, Then the Rey rewal the westhound car track. The outset how he knew the b cal ovi er husband, . Hollen swore out a warrant r fr part of the truck smashed into of proving the death of her | } Neh h y SUISh aha GRPEEOF Te: ABS Reiss with defaming the character HE the front part of the No Puppet Show at Trial. ighiten. the) jury as to the actual cir- |/annisis body, Finally, when) t Nn cumstances. F cht the boys. He was held in $3,000 bail for The shock of the collision broke every! Ag soon as court convened the alert | PInAtAnce had interfered to ‘aigh’ ¢ This being done, District- sle and set the examination on the bullet had stayed in the body. trial on that charge in u z District-Attorney |tangle and set th amination ont Het ’ 1 th y West Side | ; Window in the car, shot the motorman tri) Judge proceeded to correct one Of! narrin called at his first witness of the Police Court and the case is pending. | and the conductor from thelr platforms ‘fold blunders and errors of yos-|day Dr. Johnaon McLeod, a physician of ‘S nnis on ihe itness Sian as Ate A ane i Dea and ie cvsaiat from fr sistema | en a scien ovacanet! Mrs, Annis on th d | under the feet of his own horses. Ils|terday by announcing of his own yoll-| Flushing. Dr. McLeod's testimony was Nn Reiss telephoned to the minister last | the wounds than this wit- Go ahead, Doctor,” Doctor went ahead and Mr, Dar- rin relapsed into his chair Pwice during the er amination Tpeni fata a had to reprove Melntyre for trying to bully the witness, The see- physician rey said not one son, and a boy named G lary because they move her effects boys were dismissed 1 for him, tr nt ond time the Judge took t in hand himself. Dr hort! F compa k ‘01 5 out of * i » ‘a night, stating that he would call ai + com pa ntor Arie Bata fro) i tion that he would hereafter bar o1 dtewasicalieditolinekieenianicenn: ells of ihe Dea rp) er usband. the parsonage to-day and kill every- FA : HERA j Was Inevit Ighted. on. their, the case the much-advertised model Of cyyh tate in the afternoon of Aug. 15," ‘ ‘a $ body in it if his wife did not return to| After a brief marital experfence Mrs. particulars, Suffice {t that {t was) feet. Tr grabbed © the scene of the tragedy at the Bayside he sald, “I found Mr. Annis lying on It was 11 o’clock when, in the midst ‘atching his words Mrs, Annis came es’ heads and pulled Hude out, or he would have been trampled to death. | Yacht Clud because It was 460 patently the float. From a superficial examina- fon Mr, Darrin | back to t stand and stood there wait- his home. For some reason Mr, VonjHelen 0, Ro has discovered that|@nough to move me to seek a separa- 5 . i | tion, We ty b 1 1 lolien did not take the threat)there was an utter Inco tability be. | e have been married only fiv ‘oportion 1 He |t as an utter incompatability e Two Ambulances Callec, inaccurate and out of propo }tlon T saw.that he was suffering from| Arter a pause the widow. of the dead|—o striking figure, nearly six feet tall seriously. }tween her warm, sunny Southern tem- Yea%s. I am a Southernor, he a Boston John F, MelIntyre protested per- gunghot wounds. Dr. Jones, th bu- | + r 1 6 5 ¥ man. t Ona ‘3 Two ambulances were called from) “ » the ambu- | man, white as a sheet under her big! with the huge wide brimmed hat givin, The minister, his wife, Matilda, his , At and the mern New England Aft two years of persistent! preshyterian Hospital, Hade and Bluth functorily, but Justice Crane said that. jance surgeon from our local hospital, | pack hat and ‘1 oe of a bustle of antici |eattea for Mrs, Annis. ing with lands in her big lynx muft four children, William and Mary, and, py temperament of her Boston. Yolong T gave my hand and heart to! were found to be suifering from frac: an exhibit which purported to reproduce ' was attending him, 80, after staying a arated tne bipeb Pen | naldeg a agu hy Carl, aged eleven, and Lydia, aged ten, who js a sta anand | Mt. Rogers, and we went to Hasbrouck tured skulls and internal injuries, |e "Vache Janding and which had plgmles | short time—probably fifteen minutae: |cess gown and biack furs, entered, tall, | “Madam,” asked His Ho! do you and’ Mre, Reles wore at the breakfast s ASniked Behiee Bios! | dzeimhte 10. Jl a areca oral seriously hurt, a yach Ale aren aint tbr Pp Sl | stately and handsome, with a magnifi- | know when your husband died?” CIR ToT) Ee ORO % 2 Pe ees torte sear en, whe ao small and P came away,’ ent figure. stood in dignified ease I belleve it was about twenty mine table in the dining y Corporatio it is th k of hen our first ba enlculated to confuse rather than en-| On cross-examination Mr, McIntyre } 1 i ” Reiss reached the house, Kinma | fety of Haxbrouck |¢ame, he developed a grouch that made mr] On Crommexamination Mr. Metntyre|ay she took the oatif, and then slowly | utes past 7 anituelevanine Latch, who had prepared the meal, was j Lely When she took her Me miserable, and when Mildre no tanita (and tania Gatien anraits ADE OES St ea AE BeMinpsad) ie CUR, in the kitchen we 5 visit mother" at Second hostage to fortune, came he be- | SRE to Me truck up ¢ lanla witness aig not snow Dp ere OR AB MI Ae, Bak Re On OMe I) Wh! whe! “reredhoede Reiss did not bother to ring the bell. 4; ygabridce Y., with the |came unbearable; cross as a bear in|cross town lint rast Ofitt lerasanhiaeadon wQnee a fore and aft and nt stead ‘He ‘kicked the front door off its hing firm resolve to sec permé sep: the morning and two bears when he; ternoon, and on the Mirst avenue ! a yes with big buttons, fitted her t at will do,” said the Judge, and bears when he : |' Dr. Leo Schmock, house surgeon a rier f jumped into the hirll, turned into uh on from him came home at night, He sent an inyita- | fF nearly an hour [2Pr. la U use surgeon at fection, I 1 examin she slowly away to reappear later parlor of the hase and, Uroug Brotaaatiiled tata <a | Flushing Hospital, came next. He said IVA ATI ARID ier ’ t in the Court of m to ime to return to our } but ort eaneatatianthcaniialiancureall ain J Aen 2 4 u picturesque figure in this big Yi}, aking £0" 4 at the sume time he put kuotice ia tne JURY GIVES WOMAN $1,000 BA r ARTI PR ERE reITEE. str es N S Mh ieereet d not be re a 4 bi opening had u full view of the dining Ghancer Jon room, His wife, who hud felt instinet- | cepar says village paper/that he ryan SAS SRT E A SDEAR RE a Balleta ldantitvlnainal fyely that he Was atter her when shel Mwviiic 1 was at mother's xomethsng janmalbie torng delist ee 2) BOR INVOLUNTARY FLIGHT. | Mes Atiin and neveratfriendn had fol Lege eee ; atity Hains, 4d x lowed in carriages. Annis was suffering Martin Skura, of Bayside cabman red at home, 1 shall not go into! ciety friends that I ‘wanted the earth. "| - + Sear nee a who drove the Haina brothers to the (Continued on Vourth Pagay ert iy YE, OE from shock and hemorrhages. He at ere do you live or he! 1 2art V. of General ht club, was He wa r her} Judge Crain, in Part V. of General ooo the victim until his death, but 831 West Ninety-tirst str t L as called as a \ Syd me ¥ von ascension at the jons, this afternoon forfeited the aie eat 5 i youth, rosy cheeked and badly scared, | DEPEW KNOWS NOTHING NTI, ANAL Elnilie fair on Aus. 2, 148, when ahe gro ball bond of Robert E. Eastman, a He releepeare sire erp cal Ne MRR FEO ita esc r \ . could not . ¢ ou present when your hus- |& ) OF NEW YORK PATRONAGE. | | Sas shiried slot at an aeronautical es ure Broker, whave rial for grand Isr |e cdl 04h AY NGO coy matte nan ed en" Se cacae | < ough becoming entangled to-day, but who failed fee ” 1 [ee rope. a Jury In the ed in ceny wae net for ¥ without Anding any bullets and he was Was Dr. Schmock present He |} } aT) 7. | Court to-day rendered a sealed verdict to appear I ieelinaa taevitulnietalleninaario lichen I suppose I did, 2 on the WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.~The nomina- | in favor of Mrs Mary S. Rope for| Eastman was arrested in Chicago | abstr] aanad lant italsatthaauaiitiie iid wallaae a@ounwhiushanaldiasit box of carriage e afternoon tion of Samuel B. Donnelly, of New| $1,000. haa tau naeltina ate August and brought back to this city er | “T did," she sald with a sudden cate r led into Baystd ation from York, to be Public Printer was called _Mrs. Roper gued the Ulster ("the complaint of Mrs, Helena A.| Pacryserys tatadlithelcannian up in executive session to-day by Sen- | county Agricultural Soctety for $25,000, Robertson, She charged thet on May| For axempls, one bullet hed made six cen pei oe cnc, PREAITNT y IT A man spoke to me” 4 anne 3 —-— O wor Another had undoubt- ig ‘ce we a y 1 ° Mot Rikins, iy the absence of Benator 19 Eastman stole from her a@ certificate | separate wounds. Ano ee sin > that man in the court Platt, chairman of the Committee on| Rose De Mont, an actress with the gave his age as twenty-nine, the bride POLICE CONNECT WOMAN for one hundred shares of Chicago Sub-|edly passed through the left forearm |e Justice prove room No.” Printing. fevers f, nators asked Sen-| stage name of Rosalie Dupre: and who being. i ray <thiroe His residence has WITH $110,000 ROBBERY, | way stock, par value fm, market value and then thrush the run pont oF conc sively the fact of the ¢ Nas that man a anied by any ator Elkins for information as to Mr, | signs herself Countess de Monti, was been the Wells | ere je shot holes, there being aboi ake | SAP Ee “ON y Donnelly's qualificatic which infor | married in the City Holl this afternoon The couple, immediately after re IGAGO, Ded. IeMre I Moe Nyhen t elderly broker was arraigned |in all, were in the abdomen and low sans neeiy Sena: mation the West Virginia Senator ac-{to Frederic Jol kent, an actor, ig the Hcense, went downstairs to t eee ae ee ayronted here today at the on the indictment framed on Mrs. Rob-|trunk. Nearly ali of the bullets had) Wanted Rest of Her Testimony 1 © was knowledged he did not posve }Réth were m last year of Otis | Ma ne Urea wi nA ran Smith ponay eR diva 1 rg. [ertson's complaint bail was fixed at |token a downward course sh An aie ate P questions were then directed to! s . + le r arried them, and arted off on a Mave “ yond for this amount was fur-/nis had been shot while in a sitting c oun The que 1 i 1 1 hil 1 Mein BA fi a K De arav iti ia anid ry i. $7,000. A bond for this nt w Ms a Le . Senator Lr } York, who res | Honor the I e Countess | hene h trip, not teliny Where they } ainond robber shed by Ida Epstein, a profesional | stooping poniti Aare , : le had & muse plied: “Don't ask me about these ma ent ‘ 1 ri were going Mrs.) ei is said to have left | nondawoman, of No. $2 Wifth street Dr. Joseph I. Blo: told of minis: > é connec ed y Sow Y Fedesa!) phe actress atid she was Rose Deacon -_— burg yeeterda r Chicago Dsequently another charge Was pre- {tering to Anniy at ing H al 1 nan ene S0Wne Bot ue 18 1 ee . : man by Charles 2, ] He had never Mis before Aug | y, for I ‘he when she married Paul Maurice Mon: 4 ry ov tm : ferred against Bastman by Cha z. r u | a Snowe ltague De Ban @avine, Count de Mantis (Ohhh MA a reneen tt eae, ULL IS WEAKER, Hussell, # lawyer of No, 4 Court street, |15, anc knew who he was only by what | put r ‘ sail ame Ration went over Ridolfi, on De 1897. She was di-| Broadway, cor, bb dus H. Wynkoop, who ts at proche Russell cxnplained that of) ne was told. He went on as follows establish i 7 e and ie | Olfice, pat on sale t T May last he gave Eastman @ check epee pays 1 h t . Pi vrias yorced in London, She had no divore 7 a AIO (OF NOeg ey ng Dr. William Hull at the | PM Mero to buy for him. Burling When we etherized the patient we Mr Darrin my New Varkish i” apers with her and made gn affidayit 4, in Blacks, Grays and plate Hotel said this m rain that br. | hattroad bond aid aot the | found two wounds in the right forearm, fusion, sald hed oa f the p tot pu the nebepecrereipy " Regplty mp e <n $0 ‘other ato Bull hed passed 8. comfortable, Bishi, |bonds aug when he tought oy nan | one aia tie shaliniant | ten AD onions tetablicunsnt: Macaers | St the request of Cty Olef® Boully, Bhe | Bes brine y ‘and Friday,| aad. that, sithough was a lie i ‘This case was ty have ne in the right knee, two ip the thigh, | clans weed so frightened that he could make no answer, He opened and Never mind, never mind,” said J. ia lady knows. mer husband fy still Living ‘© en Englishman He Prine open evenings * aati Chirtats | Weake!, the change Ww says her f wrkieh bathe or) emount to anything. Electric aud AGt enough to hoe hearing in the Tombs two in the abdomen and two in the Re ‘atvermos froin. there being pointe of entran res e Crane. “Perhap.