The evening world. Newspaper, January 16, 1909, Page 2

) BRT Tt er r cn 8 ere cdtld. be disposer’, of was to back them to Shoshone, eight miles from the acelderg. The phy'siclans ajid nurses, however, left the relief train as soon as they! reached there and ministered as best they could to the dead and ENGINERS WADE MISTAK)3 IN TIME, by the NDS 007 IGHTS A TAWDRY SHAM According to jnfiarmation received het-e wreck —N THE EVENING WORLD, SATUR HARRY THA WL HAE TL HEE ENED AUR RUNAWAY BRIDE Sr the Rootights a Taudry Sham was caused iger train, to correctly read the his failure of Engineer G ts Olsen, of the p time Indicated by his watch. When nearing Dotsero Olsen looked at watch and read the. time to be 15 1. M. It 50. Thinking had plenty of time Yo make the next siffng below Dotsero he pulled the throttle of his engines wide open and was making y-five miles an hour on a down grad» when he collided wich the freight train, which was labor- Jously climbing up the bIII under a fall head of steam of two big engines When the passenger train did not sivp at Dotsero Conductor Edward McCurry jumped to the bellcord and signa led to the engineer to stop the train, but it was then too late to avert ihe disaster and the two trains crashed together. EIGHT VICTIMS DECAPITA TED, The three big engines telescoped and When they came to a standstill they were one huge piece of twist-d sival and iron, The combination baggage and express car, the smoker and tba day coach which followed the was Question of Sanity to Be De- cided Before Judge or Ref- eree—Jerome Wins Point. Young Mrs. Dorothy Belle Campbell Hamburg Goes Back ‘to Bronx Home. NO VILLAIN IN THE PLAY, NYACK, Jan, Thaw) will be given a trial in New York City to determine wh 1. — Harry K, ther he is sane or ine sane, An ord that effect was issued \v-engine, telescoped, while the thrae heavy Pullman pers and diner Was Simply Stage Struck, but Corday) iy JuatlcowAuS: cramneink te crushed them into a mass against the engine, The day coaches were She’s Glad to Resume vat ; whom an appeal asking for a trial Mrs smashed. Eight of the passengers were deeapitatetl as though by a guillotine their heads rolling from their bodies. Aside from the death of Gus Olsen, J. T made by mother, Under Justice Tompkins’s decision Thaw will not be given a trial by jury, re William ‘Thaw, Harry's Role of Newlywed. Jeffrey, John Anderson and }; ° Mrs, Dorothy Belle Campbell Ham Mis. Thaw's petition requested such a Sig Olsen were the only members of the trajn crews injured. Engineer pice i.e sixteoneyear-old prldelot ators hearing, but Justice Mills had al- Gus Olsen, of the passenger train, a brother of Sig Olsen, who was in ready refused to grant a similar request timer William Hamburg, who manages a shoe s Justice Tompkins denied that portion of the pet! and ordered that the case be heard before @ court or judge of Ne York Clty, with or without the agsist- ance of a referee, as the trial Judge may lecide. charge of the head engine on the fre.ght train Harry. Jeffries was the engineer on the second engine. and Jeffries live at Glenwood Spring:. WRECKAGE CAUGHT F/RE, The wreckage caught fire immeccately after the collision and a hoilo- caust was averted by those passengers ‘who were not nthe Bronx, has fluttered Both Sig Olsen home to the welcoming arms of her fond and devoted husband, at No. Union avenue, tie Bronx, afer an ab- of two weeks, during which she learned that Che luve of the footlights Is sence questions nted to Justice wetsion ineluded the illed or seriously in- a tawdry sham ‘t ment, th ese! jured and members of ghe traiu crews, who secured and boards and At least that is the way she de- ator at the Brasher Gea put out the blaze with snow, which i$ piled in huge banks alongside the #et!bed it to-day when she called at tow safe for him to be at The Evening World office, blushing large ustice Tompkins decided that he will not consider the question of validity as that has eiready been passed on ad- tracks, It was at first supposed tha’ the two mail clerks, Hammond and Frazee, on train No. 5, were killed, bt it later developed that it is the with real pinks and roses, and bubbling over with exultation at being once custom to cut off the mail car at Pueolo and send {t on by train No, 1, an more ® happy Newlywed instead of a aren \ onl fit tlces Morsehauser and hour and a half later, so as not to delay the through train by stopping | MtMes® ene eas, CEE Mills and is now on appeal to the Ap- to load the heavy mail that they generally pick up at Pueblo & t Divi The question of Thaw's No Villain in the Play At the very beginning this sparkling young bride wanted The Evening World ustice Tompkins says, present sanity, e fairly tried and deter- ‘A special train with Amos ©. Ridg- = + _ way, general manager of the Denyer and Tio Grande, and other Denver officials “CONSOLIDATED s entitled to mined. Tho decision of Justice Tompkins that pare de er ti to correct the erroneous impression as ne trial be held tn ew ary EE ther roads on boar’) eu Rea ivak to her height and weight conveyed in ae —=— — weenrded|ay a victory: ror Disteocaare midnight for the scene ¢ : the general alarm her husband sent out MRS: DOROTHY LLE CAMPBELLE nev Jerome, ag during all the hearings The special was given right of way top hen She a . leh 160, bu ee FLAN URG) before Judge rscnauser and Mills in over the Colorada Midland and Denver | ch aHeten iene does not eweighy te.) but reference lar writs of habeas rasenaot anal anide! ax Tacord is becomingly plump at 149, the proper | ~-—----——-»_._-__ ee _ corpus, and again before Justice Tome, Bnd He ela beauty average for her height of 5 feet kins, ted that’ Phaw's sanity A : + Furthermore, she desires the we place before a court in ee .RAILROAD GETS REPORT THAT 23; 1 to know that there was no villain involved in her running away from home, She was slmply stagestruck and thought she had the figure, good looks, | | ns sent a cop: | plea of Har rome to-da of his de- Thaw to This | he expedition of the} Iywed flat, Was he willing?) Why, 1 1 thought he would sail right throni) 1 } lephone wire at nd fe } { 7 downtown pantt lt he potice stat mM int - - 8 RENTAL BAK 3 y Me | DIED IN WRECK. &c,, requisite for a stage job. } A | ' “Eran away and married Mortimer | “And now Tm just too happy to live IA i M oot Monday | ¢ <GS, Col. Ja at July,”” be ime and Pim going right uptown to 2 tht i cerita | GLENWOOD SPRINGS, Col., Jan. 1. last Jul wan the bride in recount- furnished flat for me and M da ng Jt will At the office yer 1 Manager Ridge- [, m 4? ' n ~ _. ing her very interesting story of how nt to be anything 0 iy stic ernon ae sig Seven ad Hl Grande Former Institution Will Change she failed to become a clorus girl "1 Ai 0 f Buneene Gourtivendtmay aareinace Ne Verso aiatat on that 1 EYP: wae had only Known him two weeks when » " week io |! eas aed Hite isthe: he Name to National Reserve — he rusia me att tothe City Hall and | never. wore ri | iy HH { ‘ = ~ —— list of dead in the wreck near Dotsero of City of New York we were married by Alderman McCann Hane wien LOS ANGELES ENTRIES. nty-three and the {n- e to thirty recelyed He was perfectly crazy about me, was Mortimer. and |s yet. “But do you know, will number tw jured from twent detaily Imve as _—>— No | as as 1 The Consolidated National Bank, of Up OCA reallzed I was married, I became aw- man, with a New aS Pl 7 Jou 2 d wale A i. ri ae ab a New! 7 PRESIDENT JEFFERY, | '? Broadway, with the atd of Messrs, | fully frightened and ran away home | shout a New t a Dare After’ Al- Victor and Lewis, of Sullivan & Crom. ‘© mother. That was two days before —>—__— OF RIO GRANDE, HERE, a i) , . i y kteenth birthday, Mortimer lege idnapping Hed spoq Well’s office, as steering committee, has MY — Sixteent ; | | leged Kidnapping Annulled. SEND S AID ORDERS. aes ete ne came for me pretty soon, and took |“ 'D) WILLINGL a ak formulated a plan for taking over all me away for a two montis’ honey- | | -_——-~ Been ey Jaren ion desea. that is worth while in the Ortental moon in the West. We travelled all | DO IT oVER AGAIN, | GReENMEnD, Ine. Tar Nene "Rio. Gi unde Railroad, was Bank, of Broadwhy and John street, through the State of Indiana and hed H INS DECL RES. i Mason, ih tlie Clreult Court hotified at his hot # early to-day of the with branch at No. 12 Bowery. BS Petree a DeAULLeULm Ic A ARES, '* illed the inarriage of Geo Gisaster at Dotser.y, Col,, and Immedi- The Oriental was one of the institu.) Then we came home, Yes, came) — " ae ate , ately placed himsif In telegraphic tions that closed during the bankers) "2M@—to & mother-in-law. There, 1 (Continued trom Firat Page) By communication with the nearest points panic of October, 1907. It attracted the have told i it was the mother- pecans J q to the scene of ‘the tollision. He pro- attention of Attorney-General Jackson, !4¥ experience that was really at the| |, fiyigmrnah eaten went wiguit 18! ma’ Dare, th eoper | Ma ceeded early to his o,¥ice In the West- who secured from J Platzek in bottom of my running away on Christ- tovelaep aie enek ry came in With w ie eloped to Li le, Ky, i ern Union building, where he recelved the syprerae Court the appointment of Mas Day, though I really pad always) jo oo ho ed and @ year ago 1 Sones aed Dama iat a# dispatch from Genera? Manager A.C. in. Carnegie Trust Company as tempo. been wild about going on the stage. ; Fs Knew wad ally marriage n annulled on the L tH RACE —Pi Ridgway to this effect: | rary receiver. My mot aw is a very capable worst T could get way u Stound that Rhodlus was not of sound “DENVER, Col, Jan, 1s Shortly afterward the bank secured q (WOMAN—Yes, Very, and the minute 1 nd when the marriage took place, The “p, 'T. Jeffery, 195 Broad\vay sey, lottn from the Metropolitan Trust Com. Mortimer brought me home sho dis. MS Syne Maa _ couple were married on Jan. 6 | Train No. 6, leaving Denver thy oon. of enough eo pay off all depositors, Charged her mald and put me to work. Aba tite aaes:, Aner The complaint tn the action brought | ¥ collided with Train 0 at Ny Maing giving &# own securities. But the ( T guess I looked pretty strong to her chiay rawaa, pretty sure of th by Rhodius's guardian after he had been Board west of Dotsero 9.41" P. M, ree ental luis not recovered strongly. fro! —stronger than the maid, maybe—so mieiiters OU tk tuken away from the Dare woman sulting in very serious wecitlents Sev- oat episode, and now its directors ed out the kitchen for me arged that she had entered his room eral passengers killed and me ans would Uke to wind up its a . Tt ig and put me to work at night, tails later, Chief surgeon und. oF entirely solvent and nobody will lose a Got Cros: About It. officers and myself leaving bere now, 1.45 A. M, for scene of accident. * “A, C, RIDGWAY, Gen. Meimager. on the stand f 1 didn't like that at all, and i s over it, and bega pink= penny. The Plan of the Directors. “T shall not hear from Mr The plan of the Board of Directors of p stage. Mortliner was ono 4 ‘ ar Consolidated National Ba’ cl s Hamlets ad Ridgway provably until late tis after- th nsolidated National Bank, which Pi j nte; LS bat said President Jeffery, "but mus: be ratified by tt eholders rew When | went do 4 meantime one or more of divis- contemplates the jncrease of the capital So pretty nd told him 1h stated the ten flicers may communicate with te. stock of the Consolidated from $1,( aw, 1 dec how wha’ ate lateeee te gn on the report to $1.200,0% and the change of the run away and go Stage. Yes, I Gund) Certatnly of the bank to Natlonal Reserve still loved Mortim: uns af Bank of the City of New ¥ was asked, “In View of the that Nis fore board has passed a rei Pediae the ‘ a trial for murder in ty murrlaxge on to a spec ay the pre of the st 18 at noon. plan authori sand tog rambled along a lot ame famili nd Tam ¢ portunit} to suaret in the Oriental 10 shares of the d went to Mile and @ quarter ened © Consolidated or Sent a Hite ty Mortiim: liged to s Ve Lady Alfelas 10 Nution junk” at §i50 on the stag Hens ALL Nutional E at $150 AMER ene Na hae A nuvi ature sprans le and 18 now of $750,000," ga eh le proposed mia Apt Mt Wagar, 9 t ‘ port of th eee f Boh ‘ 1 be A RAE Shaw, Mattie tee j fof his gant “i of Olleans. Nebulosus at came yur mar tried. He faites three days be 1 incampetent and a tan ap- ried aid 1 slapped WHISKEY FOR LAME BACK ver. ‘Those managers wanted to e Young Ehodtus solid ryuony Pern ney SAG YEE ties ; ee ng for 1 be grabbed with the Dara|Pormula Whose Quick Action Sar- managers aad Kissed if Miey wandered about} prises Expert Doctors, SAVANNAH ENTRIES. a eat ey Perna WEReTT ARLES Te laee os oe ag 5 alan 1 of ges } back and rueumatism ts causing consider. 7 PF SNES eae t 1 ne | able discussion among tho medical frater- tights a co ter j mixed with { Ingredients ani f 5 Mother Sees Peter in J | -_ taken properly. The followiug !s the for- 1 vi dM ains Ww ORLEAN Jan. Wi.—The) mula: t ‘or the Sut f Monday| "To one half pint of good whiskey add ' L t it one ounce of Torls compound and one aparilia compo Take ounce syrup & x doses before each meal in tablespoo and before ret It ts surely worth trying by any one who | may be afflicted. | Not only will this formula promptly re- 0 makes builders fession, It will increase Ht use is continued will yeleal vigor’ to all persons » especially the decline | one of the known to the appet restora 0 ailing ia caused by | a Constipation ; ak Nearly Every One Gets It “ The bowels show first sign | of things going wrong. A Cascaret taken every night as needed keeps the bowels working naturally without grip, gripe and that upset = sick feeling. Tea cont box, Week's treatment. all Stores, Biggest seller in «he warld~ million buzet a month. __ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS. — Itening fm @ to f . . p Voting Gaupon for Amaricay Biauty Chorus, FTER careful examinat! anc consideration of photographs pub Iwhed in THE EV {LD of all the can for mem: bership in Charlies Prot American to be selected by Evening World readers I cast my vote for No ts tives and friends are respectfully | f 1 to funeral from her late| on Tuesday at f.0 A. Df, thence born Roscommen, nubiles, ITALIAN Chorus, Ireland, aged | pied by the It nasa 1 destroyed nt xe sta at 0 rek to-night dreadfully - = P fat the pros. 1 nine offern to Name of voter. .....cscccesssooues hedral, where a sol.) interment Preliminary Training. Address. . ed him and told (Bron Washinatoa 4 id you start in to y mn, 14, 1909, CATHER- How educate ed the man who has, heen Song then “if 1 had my way,’ the first th “uy should do wonid he to ae PecitesseaesunUetscesacntvasivnissdac catty’ Teo, "Back to the Pulp I relat cacgae ces | aad mai! coupon to “American Beauty Chorue sick und disgusted at the chorus girl mong th ad 1805 |. annual meeting of the Fir inves ee. « x * I T made’ him jerstand that ‘will be helt Jan. ), apie. Box 14, New Tork City. there was to be no more mother-in- send over a hasing-party and & foot~ 2 P. | Mice ot thencompany dul Wultod 1 law—only just us two in a ttle New- ball team.” r . Brookezm, Ne %, | DIES ROCKING THE BABY. | WIFE'S BROTHER anna TO TRA UBB Charles Sleth, ffty-nine years 614, Weinfeld Took Two on His| rocked an old fashioned chair at his home, No. 26 Mercer street, Newark, Sleuthing Trip and Got Evidence. N. J, yesterday. Se ret “Bye, bye, baby, bye, bye," erooned Sleth, and then he was still. The child, Florence, cooed up at her grandfather, but the grizzled chin was sunk upon the breast of the old man. Florence cried when no further response came to her and a few minutes later her mother, Mrs. Louls Lipp, Sleth’s daughter, found her father a corpse still clasping the baby, Heart disease fi " killed him. Justice Blanchard, the Supreme! Court to-day, signed an tnterlocutory | ce in favor of Dorothy M.| Lang in her sult against Adolph H.| Lang. ‘They were married at Richmond, | Va... Nov. child, Spencer David Lang. Mrs, Lang charged that her husband was guilty of misconduct with an un- known woman on Dec, 28, 198, in the St. Paul Hotel, Sixteth street and Co- lumbus avenue. He did not defend the sult. Henry J. Weinfeld, brother of the Plaintiff, testified that on the evening of Dec. 26 two male friends called on him and they went to Pabst's restau- vunt, where they had a few drinks Welnfeld said, as they were leaving “Why, that looks Hke-Adolph Lang, pointing to 4 man who was walking on the street with a young womat Three Followed Pair. { “phat be possible,” Weinteld sald his friend replied, He added that he got a good view afterwards and saw it was his brother-in-law, He then tes lifled that all followed Lang, who went | to the St. Paul Hotel, entered with the decree of di FOR @ and have 10902, one in the Ba 0 7 011 If you have a weak, aching back, or sharp, piercing pains, rub your- self at night with Omega Oil, and often the pain will Le gone in the morning. The Oil penetrates through the pores of the skin and goes direct, to the seat of the trouble, “THE SAFE WAY TO SAVE” | You have only to ask for this little , book and we will send {t to you, Our yoman, and his brother-in-law regis: | . ee n D, Rolph Beat ree | Plan is adapted to the use of rich and signed om No. 107 "| poor alike, It takes ca-e of the man t ) registere.”’ satd Wetnfelu, | Who can save $10 per month and the ‘and got a room on the floor above, 1) mon with $50,000 or more, m and walted until the downstairs, and then ejolned my alter L, Frank, a real estate ov No, 624 Madison | It 4s the safest thing there 1s and the avenue, and Isidore Altman, a theatrical | interest paid Is 444%. 5 AND TRUST C9 1 took them to my room, and ordered three bottles of beer, When the boy brought the beer I requested him to go Capital and Surplus, - $12,000,000 176 Bway, N.Y. 175 Remsen St., Balyn, 350 Fulton St., Jamaica, Guaran- |teed frst morgages on New York to room No. 107 and knock on the door, My friends and I ‘followed the boy The door was opened a little way, a [ pushed my way in. Tsaw Lang th the room, undressed, and a young woman tn | light attire, She seemed very mueh [277 7777 edetehitated frightened and » a closet, Ii Interested, Mall This Coupon J to turned to Lang and said pat the devil does tils \ He req | TITLE GUARANTE & TRUST CO, made no answe neds I then cated Frank Ate 176 Broadway, sew York nto the room and sald: “BR 20K Pease send “The Safe Way to Save,'* ,"and they came In and | at pair and tien we all left advertised fn the N.Y. Evening World, to Justice Blanchard's decree Mra. Lang the custody ass authorizes her B. Altman & Cn. DIRECT ATTENTION TO A SPECIAL SALE OF INEXPENSIVE JUVENILE GARMENTS CONSISTING OF BOYS’, MISSES’ AND LITTLE CHILDREN'S WASHABLE GARMENTS, FOR EARLY SPRING WEAR, AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES, ON MONDAY JANUARY 18th HIGH-CLASS OFFICES {mportant location in Greater New ui ere athe junction of Park Row and Brooklyn Bridge, recently made more im: portant by the erection of the new $5,000,000 Pulltzer Building. 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Ele- vators run day and night and the building is never closed, Its improvements are modern in every respect; its restrictions are protective without being oppressive; {ts rentals are inviting. OME and look through the new Pulitzer Build- C ing, or write or telephone for representative to call with diagram of offiees and partic- ulars, . UT don't delay-act whilo the most desirable B offices are available. SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, alns~' | Clty real eState are the basis of it all), |." /