The evening world. Newspaper, January 5, 1909, Page 3

“nnn \ WEALTHY MAN'S CHILDREN ALONE }| AT HOUSE TRAGEDY —-_-_->—_ Butler Shoots at Girl and Kills Himeslf During the Ab- Sence of Broker and Wife. LTTLE ONES IN TERROR, Found Huddled in Room by Parents Where the Shoot- ing Was Done. PHILADELPHIA, Jan, 5.—An attempt ¢@e murder a maid by a Japanese servant who committed sulcide by shooting, was Made last night at the home of How- @rd Butcher jr, a wealthy man and a member of a Philadelphia firm, who resides at suburb, Owing to the condition of the girl the affatr ts shrouded in myster. brokerage Bryn Mawr, a small children Quddied together in a foom and badly frigvened. Bertha Treherson, the maid, who is a pre white girl of about twenty ye missing. Ss, Was A quick search of the house resulted fn the finding of the body of the Japa Nese servant lying on a bed in his own room, There were two bullet Wounds in the breast and near him wa found a note writte Neighbors were + ing girl Mearby, unc had been knocked out p! @ bullet which, however, the girl's mouth, 7 moved to the Bry UB A telegram, written in Greased “Secretary Asi, ‘Was also found in the dapanese. It reads “Died unnatural death at The girl ice learned ed her to fusal he pur: the Butcher ehilitr hot -her in the jo his own room INTERPRETER HAD TOTELL MURD HEWAS SOON TO DI *God’s Will Be Done,” He Says in Italian as Sentence Is Pronounced. was later r th + There was a solemn scene tn the Crim- Wal Branch of the Supreme Court to- @ay when Justice Vernon M. Da sen- tenced Domenico Florentino, a Neapoll- tan, to die In the electric time in the week of Feb. 15. Florentino, young in appearance, a Giant in frame, was convicted of the murder of the husband of the woman he loved. The murderer lived with the eouple, Natale Mauro and his wife, in the village of Westchester, and on Oct. 46 shot Mauro in the back, killing him {nstantly, chair some Fiorentino, clad in a new gray sult, @azed appealingly at the black robed of jurors who had pronounced his doom “Have you any legal cause to show why the sentence of death should not be passed upon you?” asked Clerk Pen: mey of the prisoner, Fiorentino looked aghast. An inter- preter conveyed the clerk's words to him, The condemned man shook his head. His counsel made a motion for @ new trial in quick, hurried tones, @ustice Davis shook his head In denial, ‘Tell him,” the Justice told the in- Cerpreter, ‘that he is about to be sen- fenced to die. Tell him that the jury @onvicted him of murder In the first Gegree, the penalty for which is death.’ The interpreter whispered the Jus- tice’s words to Fiorentino. There was {Ro response. . "Tell him," Justice Davis continued, “that the verdict was right, justified bad the evidence. Tell him his crime @ cowardly one and one that the uy Is quick to avenge.” Again the interpreter told the con- @emned man what the Justice had satd. Wrorentino mumbled through his tips, “Sancta Marla, ora pro me, peccatore, Bunc et in hora mortis meae." Under Sherift John Gilchrist, standing ft the prisoner's side, bowed his head Bilently. "Tell him," continued the Justice, Y mahat the Court designates the week be ‘Winning Feb, 15 as the date for his exe- tion. May God have mercy on him." The doomed man bowed his head, “Sia fatta la yolonta di Dio" (“God's ‘will be done"), he replied to the inter- preter. Ina moment the Under-Sherlft had the manacles on the condemned man's ‘wrists and hurried him out of court on his way to the silent chamber with the little door in the death house tn We will Might the c¢ 0 the Bing Sing Prison. Awhen thorsron had cole ne 4 The witness was 80 Instructed by Com- oat Florentino’s wife and daughter, whom not love her the yout wor On the Stamp, misisoner Ma: farlane was. acan 4 Jest in Italy whe him fre his gement (Prom the Washington Star.) eee i Voice ae Cedi | en- by 1 ago, accor thought all was well. Tt was low. do you make a ci gineer {n the olfice of the Commissioner re kilfed in: the ‘Meal an officer appeared that he | spaaeh you) make a campalgn fr Xocounts, testified about the forme of Where they visiting his ease had been mad That's, easy,” answered the spell- contracts used In the Bronx during the { ts. The whole thing binder, “You talk a1 on general Incumbeney of President en, pare —_—-—~— through outside intluenc “top then mention candidates ticularly ax to their time clauses. He | i iPcbea thieen/.to Hak Hornton frst made. the acquaint: | rome: then walt for the appinuec and |anid the form of contract. with respect abjee y to the arrest of nis . Its purity, flavor and ance of the young woman !n German-| then begin over and go through the to time ured fn the Bronx resulted in a | wite, telling the detectives, they s: “ge stand unrivalled.” All grocers ora, where she was visiting rela- same procedure until your time'is used | Secdes increase of cost to the property | that’ she knew nothing about the Tob- | up.” owners, le Mr. and Mrs. Buteler had been vis- fting, and when they returned home| after midnight they found their two When Justice David called Florentino | to the bar the courtroom was crowded. | Justice and then in wonder at the row | THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1909. Show Girl to Wed Soon, but Won't Name the Lucky Man GO)O00 HER HEART BALM BILLINSUIT AGAINST BROK | Pretty School Teacher Says She Gave Up Job and Pub- Set New Mark for So- lished Intended Marriage. ciety Lavishness. GORGEOUS DEBUT IS PLANNED FOR PHILADELPHI that what he thought was a dee and lasting fatuation is the excuse given by 1 ton W , Jan, §.—Reallzation rooted | dor {s expected to be set the entertainment Mr. J. Gould will give Thursday night a ye Was merely a be elmerdine, the Hotel Plaza to formally wed Miss @ roome Pues halis transformed in a pretty Hali, Kent Coun- helmerdine home Is 2 West Walnut lane, German- asil enty-two y vol teacher of R ty, Maryland, T jet No. Ito | and fifty d to the dinner, guests which wil fair of more will be at the cotillion and sup- sev but iss Maslin, however, declares that al years ago, there was no mistake in her diagnosts of her affection as genuine simon pure love, and she {s still ready to put it to the per to folow fon are expected to be orate ever given In New York. to Mr. Shelmeraine for! The walls and ceilings will be entirely taking tivo years to properly classify his | hidden from view by the floral decora- feelings toward her, she has | tions, and Nahan Franko, sult for breach of promise in the United | charge of the musical States Circuit Court in this city and asks the court to compel Shelmerdine to pay her $@,(00 or more for his failure to keep his promise to wed her. Judge Holland ordered as Issued for Shel- merdine and fixed the young man’s ball at $2,200. It was when United ing the d and th will 0 Mr. sion ‘Tne Marjorie Waltz,” ade, dur: tes Marshal piay, Two oreh el ked ini anking |i the cotillon which will ae Hest Hs po a Ad i which will end promptly oF Nee ets This will be followe Third, yesterday after: street, near ev and dance almerdine first knew of the ac that ras will fu tion brought inst him. His father, Franko has de zing the 1 wil play follow at midnight for Che which hh the mush. for the affair. MARJORIE GOULD Dinner and Dance at Plaza to A new mark for lavishness and splen- | for society by and Mrs. George introduce , orchids, Iles of the have famous Bradley Martin af- many Dinner, dance and recep- the most elab- who ts in arrangements, will have five orchestras on duty, Dur | ner one orchestra will play, chief feature of Its programme | which | vanko lias composed for the occa- Alter dinner there will be a promen- ng which two orchestras will by an elaborate two or- Mr. gieat care to ar- HATTIEFORSYT. YOUNG ELOPERS ookam Blas Who Bere “FOND OF “TONY,” BORROWED GRIP NOHO WED EH OF GIRL'S MOTHER Show Girl Denies ves Eng gement | to Young Drexel, but She’s to Marry TO WED BEFORE FEB. 1! Soon. |\When and Whom? Oh, That’ Would Be Telling, and “He” Wouldn’t Like It. “Just say | nicest kind of a chap, and let {t go at in reply to a question on her approach- ing marriage, But she wouldn't tell She sald, | however, the happy bridegroom will not |be young Tony Drexel, son of Mr. and | Mrs, Anthony J, Drexel, of Philadel- |phia, to whom Broadway has consid: | ered her engaged for some thme—tin fact, jever since he danced ruch assiduous attendance to the falr show girl on the steamer that brought her from Europe in August, and him from an English school for vacation. “No, you must not ask me to give my dearest secret away," she replied, |when pressed for the name of her flance. “He wouldn't like {t. Oh, surprise e folks, all right. I don't see him every day. In fact, T seldom see him, and very few of my have ever ©--> "me jn his company | ‘Then M; — sesyth told how fatigued she was from a futile search for a suitable house, All day long she looked without finding what she wanted, But then she must have one on Riverside Drive, West End avenue, Fifth avenue or Central Park West, where they are hard to get. “When do you expect to marry?" show girt was asked, “Oh, thet would be telling. I expect to be married some time this month. To tell the truth, the date has not been set. If I sald that I was to be married on a certain day and something hap- pened and I didn't get married, then the joke would be on me. See?" when, where or to whom. the “No 1 am not going to marry Tony she said, when asked about young Mr, Drexel Vhile my family is) just as good as his, there is great objection on the part of his parents, If we mar- |rled they would always be Interfering jin our affairs, and that would make both vi y ‘unhappy, so I haye de- elded not to marry him. “But you can say one thing: Tony Is ry fond of me and IT am vi fond of He ts one of the dearest fellows ‘Too bad, isn't it, that ‘ople can't be let alone In thelr ut fa! “Will you quit the stage when you You see I have never been married, and I don't know whether I will like it or not. It all depends.” Hattle Forsyth is now “The Que y}naughty 7 |where she of the ..oulin Rouge,” at the Circle Theatre, has a speaking part sorme- tume. DUNN'S CHECK FIGURES IN THE and Supposed to Have Been a Cam- paign Contribution, but Has Been Lost. who was sitting beside him when the Marjorie Gould is at Georgian | marshal ed, quickly cal’vd lils | Court, Lakewood, anxiously looking fore coun: Ames Ballard, on the ward ‘to the even t which means | telephone > proveede : | remain there to the I ‘ Her mother | , ral William H. Sholmerdine clty for some dayseetays| Bartholomew Dunn, a contractor, was jfore Lenuty Clerk rodheek, or , and she has been an | vitnesetocday. i reult Court, and went upon his son's TRIO KING PRAE Ga eee ore a eit aka enero neon ans x teh alee te thal ‘ for Miss Mar: | Unuation of the hearing on the charges iny re the reasons which Miss ! bute regard s sin advances to. substantiate ry Regarding the dinner aNd ggaingt Borough President Louls F Claim for $60.00, but one of the mos’ peurses Ui quite true that teat | Hated: ofthe wecording | important, | allot i r and dance in my daugh- Bronx, before Special { ‘ nd I hope it will be. a Commissioner Wallace Macfarlane, who She declares that Shelmerdine prom sed HY Dee nuoe oo eteatt wens. named|Oy/ Gov. usher, her that ORES Witch Commissioner of Accounts Mitchel and the: would take a trip through the Arthur T n, counsel to the City Club, \ $ i i 1 numbe t of th i t tour ——— BRITISH TROOPS FIRE ON HINDUS IN RELIGIOUS RIOTS. ling outfit 4 no tmmediate prosp of using it, she She also alleges that, custom prevailing owing to the in small Forced like Rock Hall, the fact that A Inaredc atten anmonnelbig, hes Mohammedans After De- ment, makes her position a mi enviable on mueh annoy and he. is. subjected ‘to | struction of Mosque. enc nt | CALCUTTA, Ja 5 riots betw have taken a more actly o-day 4 iiindu mob. of claim smedan: en Mohit requiring the ish, commenter d uipot William H ters with the Moham to Intervene in Fight With e religious | gon and Hindus serious turn, again tervention of Brit- Titaghur, who fired ud resumed the attacks who are presenting the charges, sought in vain to get on the record evi of the payment of $1,00 check to Borough President Haffen in 198 as a campatgn contribution, The pore the name of Haffen, but the wit: | ness sald that the check itself had dis- jappeared and he had been unable to tocate It. This check was drawn whilé Dunn wes still at work on the $9,00 sewer jn the Bronx, from the clty Ine to Riverd avenue, Louis Van Doren, Lawyer for Mr. Hat- objected to the testimony respect Ing the check unless It was connected with Haffen “Pho check Itself Is the best evidence," said Mr. Van Doren. “We want to know at was done with it," "So do we,” sald Mr. Train. of the young ee ae Is He Drew the Check. fendant aslin’s a ¥ dus destroyed i tas. a. res 3 ede in Tee Hindus destroyed! Mr. Munn sald he drew the check at f n by the young worhan, but |igiiy cemolished the walls. Inflamed | the request of his brother, former Sher- erie s in une (0 blame her than a | \rohamme dans gathered to the defense iff Thomas Dunn, now dead. His brother tial frien mm he alleges Is re- . and were subsequently | 9 Pale i sponsible for the sult. don whieh |Was Interested with him in the Rronx The young woman, he alleges, would Mohamme- | sewer contract. After the check had heel A AM H er af aot no} Hindu rioters, who as-|been signed It was handed to his that merding Was rie and rr beter mt ary In an endeavor to | nrother, he said, and he didn't know be made to pay a hea Ing the engagement vy sum for bre roops fired upon tl r way to Titaghur to re. du Insults to thelr fatth, ad was a boy not been had it d wounding A number of remote quarters whether he gave {t to Haffen or not. “Did Haffen himself ever ask you to & andi a contribution to. hi pal itr tt neetitG anything, Ea 1 combats between Hindus make Ree STUNT toe Mee caeePatE bs found” ho. dl amimedans are taking place | “He never iid," replied Dunn he disturbed district. — Mo- ‘On behalf of Mr. Haffen,” sald Mr. Van Doren, “I ask that the witness he + Instructed to make a firther search for this check. We want to see It.” "So do we, sald Mr. Train rn) friends | Tam going to marry the| eo, And Father's $1,000 Christ-) mas Check Supplied Walter | McGreal With Funds, | {RUNAWAY MADE EASY. ‘Bride and Bridegroom Send News of Their Marriage by Postal Card. Young Walter A, McGreal, of No. Tia Unton street, Brooklyn, having reached | that," sald Miss Hattie Forsyth to-day | the Interesting age of twenty, decided | he was old enough to elope. Then he reallzed he had no sult case, so he called | at No, 22 Sixth avenue, Brooklyn, the | home of Miss Hazel Drew, who {s sev- enteen years old, and borrowed the sult case of Mrs, Edith Hall, Hazel's moth- Hazel and Walter met six months ago,’so had had lots of time to fall des- perately In love. MeGreal told Mrs. | Hall that he wanted to deliver a few Christmas presents. As this all hap- pened on the morning of the day before Christmas his story seemed highly nat- ural, and he got the case. Then he went away from there, and the plot thickens. When Walter got home his father, | Thomas J. MeGreal, a retired navy pharmacist, was walting for him with a Christmas smile, He presented his son with a check for $1,00, whereupon the Ingenuous youth smiled covertly, for it certainly seemed that things were coming his way. Note From His Father, The next afternoon Walter appeared at Mrs, Hall's home, He brought a note from his father asking If Miss Hazel couldn't come round and look at | the Christmas decorations, | Certainly,” sald kindly Mrs. Hall “Hazel, put on your new furs, and be sure and be home by 5 o'clock." “Yes, mamma,” replied that demure young person as she tripped off to get | ready, | “You have great prospects, Walter, my bo: sald Mrs. Hall In the Interval of walting, "A year more at business {college and then you can face the world.” “Um—yes, I suppose so," murmured young MeGreal with a singular lack of enthusiasm, Then Hazel came downstairs and the young couple walked out. They ap- & member reLinarried a ta Stock nye Rnd a so! daughter Marjorie, jiThat, is my present. Intention, But She the jould snanped » entire|then, you know, married life Is so un- EIT HAE y Gould has engaged the entire) cortiin. One can never tell until after y director, for br of the Plaza and will have! they have been married some. time, | appearing In | that | | what smaller even than her stage cos- | HAPFEN HEARING. check stiib | peared at the McGreals, admired the decorations with a divided admiration, and singularly both seemed to have an jeye on the clock. Sharp at 5 young MeGreal said "Five o'clock, Hazel; time to go."" “Yes; so ft 1s," she replied with alacrity, The Suit Case Explained. “What the dickens are uu taking a sult case for? asked McGreal sr, as Harry appeared with Mrs, Hall's suit ase, “It's Mrs. Hall's, dad. it," replied the youth. And they went out into the dusk The next heard of them was yesterday when a post card with a photo of both I must return the elopers on it was received by McGreal sr. “Married Happy New Year, All right. Don't worry.—Walter,”” was the the message. This morning another card came to Mrs. Hall, “We are married. Don't look for us in) Philly Have left.- Hazel,’ To an Evening World reporter Mrs. Hall said to-day in a noncommittal to see them,” nean you Want to welcome them home?" “LT mean what I said. I want to see them.” was the stern reply, which Isn't exactly conventional in elopement stories. | From Mr. MeGreal it was learned that private detectives had been engaged by h families, and that a story that Jopers had fled to an aunt of young val In Paterson, N. J. had been hout result. Mr, Me now that they had runaways they didn't | nd to ‘bother any more with detect- but would wait until the young, le decided to return home. hen they can have half my house if they want It,” sald McGreal. pe ep OLD SAFE BLOWER IS NABBED WITH TOOLS. Hicks Carried Brace and Bit, Jimm) and Lantern When Arrested. John Hicks, alias “Heck,” ailas Hickey, who has a room at No. 2 Avenue B, and who, police, is klar, was a prisoner to-day, having teen arrested at o'clock last night. by Detectives Kerr, Riley, Gray and Savage. The detectives have been watching Hicks for several weeks, and wh they collared him found a brace pit, a jimmy and a flasilight: ta according to the an old safe-blower and bur- at Headquarters 1 bits, of skeleton namite caps. with whom Hicks a his room were braces and several jimmle weys and some 30 y ael Heffern, of re also arrested PAINTER AN WIFE HELD AS THIEVES. Charged with burglary in connection with the looting of the home of Willian F. Brittain, of No. West One Hun- dred and Fifty-seoond etre: nthe night of Noy. 3, a man, sald two be Will- fam Martineau, a painter, was arrested last night by Central Office Detectives McGowan and Ryan, Martineau’s wife, Was also taken jnto custody on a Hon, of No, 1) e was en HAZELHAGH LITTLE MAN RAISES A ROW ON BROADWAY —e— Dashes Around With a Six- Inch Knife Until a Police- man Interferes, WALT!LMIGREAL CATHERINE ROOT DIES WN SCHOOL Relative of Secretary of State Suffers Convulsions After Auto Accident, TARRYTOWN, N. Y., Jan. 6.—Cath- A little man in a frock coat, violet-[arine Root, a relative of Secretary of colored walsteoat, a flat-brimmed top-| State Root, and the daughter of Henry hat and flowing purple buttertly tle ap-| Root, of Bristol, Aled suddenly peared from no where tn particular on | Carly to-day at“ Phe SU aie Broadway this afternoon and for helt) Syutr made ‘ai autopsy i an hour created lots of excitement, that “A bas les Ameriques, zey take my dree dollaire,"” he bawled, and darted 8 death was due the result of injurles received Hh automobile aecident some time ge {nto the Gatety Theatre Building en- pltes Root, who was sixteen years old, 1 Fret _{h convulsive attack trance at Forty-fifth street, Fred Zim: |? ORME mann jr. clmsed him away from Coroner ere, and then he rushed across the | street to the New York. A group ot | chorus girls around the entrance picked up thelr skirts and ran as they saw him coming. Teh autos in the Times Square reservation were his next point of at-! tack, Drawing a six-inch knife he charged on them Just at this Echweyler pcture, ' Fred} Injected himself into the “A bas les gendarmes,.” yell the man with the Hammerstein §! plece, “a la Bingham | slipped on the streot had such a 1 fell to the fh han s y point Policeman mort ze perfect Just then he which was ax greasy from rain and ist, und £¢ up hls colors like one of mud asa bit of bu aL de When hi adorn. and he those ( Mirlst neek tes got looked. a you wan asked the policema Ing the little man firmly hy. the < and slack of his ballon-shaped trou “Justice, justice nowith large t ‘ | Dany ite | sinthe pumped ¥ sald the ried. h 1 ! | the Nettle 11 Full Dress, Tuxedo and Trousers, policeman, and Pe een ee Prices Have Been . ———_—>_-—— COLD WAVE IS HEADED HERE FROM NORTHWEST. $16.50 and $18.00 Suits $20.00 and $22.50 Suits SHINGTON, Jan. 5—A cold way xeeeding In severity any that has spread the Northwestern States this win- It will r ter is sweeping eastward. the Atlantic coast and I during. to-morrow, pr until the end of the week toa special forecast issued by the Weather | Bureau last night, $35.00 and $40.00 Suits Boys’ Suits and Overcoa' ee THOMPSON SEES TAFT ON CABINET POSITION. AUGUSTA, Ga., Jan. 5.—Robert M Thompson, of New York, who prominently mentioned as ap y of the Navy in Mr arrived here to-day Taft's retar Cabinet, SSS a NEW YORKER APPOINTED, ALBAD Jon. Attorney-General O'Malley to-day appointed Jacob Frank of New York, ty In the New York City office partment at an ar Only good results from POSTUM Contains no coffee or other harmful substance, “There's a Reason” | than OT i PADRE ETVEVE RUE TEDEADETEEEDETERET HEELS TONE TES: ] YERKES GALLERY. PLOT AT AUCTION SALE TU-MORROW Widow Refuses to Pay Interest on Mortgage and City May Lose Right to the Land. The plot at Fifth avenue and Sixty- eighth street, on which the Yerkes art gallery is situated, will be sold under foreclosure at the Real Estate Auction Room, No. 4 Vesey sireet, to-morrow, to satisfy a mortgage of $2%,000 held by the Mutual Life Insurance Com: pany. Thereby the purpose of Mr, Yerkes's will, to leave his urt gallery to the city, upon the death of Mrs, Yerkes, will bi defeated. Mrs. Yerkes and the Cxecus tors of the will have failed to pay, $17,000 Interest on the mortgage. Assistant Corporation Counsel Frank B, Pierce sald to-day that he js hopeful of being able to take some legal ste} that will prevent the sale of the gal- , and Its consequent loss to the Counsel for the insurance com- however, express the opinion that allery will be sold In spite of the tion Counsel ue to the present time the ec! chas taken any step to either pay the rest on the mortgage or other- wise block the foreclosure sale, Mra, Yerkes could have given the city possession of the art gallery at any time she wished and thereby made {t » for the elty to take up the in- t charges on the mortgage, She was hot compelled to do this, however, was mpelled by the will to the: inte charges herself, Yerkes's will wax probated In had been hoped to 's of administra- that the clty could step to stop the sale Tut this was not. done This Recipe Conquers Deep- Seated Coughs Quickly This simple,» hotae--iade remedy, made by the recipe below, usually conquers a stubborn cough in twenty- four hours, Although — Inexpensive, nothing more effective could be bought for ten times the cost, It Is a splen- did thing to ein the house, for if taken when the first symptoms of a | | cold or cough appear tt will enable you STORE CLOSED ALL D. 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