The evening world. Newspaper, January 27, 1909, Page 3

THO BVONING WORLD RCH MAN HRES ROOM IN HOTEL TO RILL HIMSELF Manufacturer Jacobs Dies in Colonial, Few Blocks From His Home, REGISTERS HIS NAME. | Nervous Breakdown Said to Be Cause of Peculiarly De- liberatp Act. Abraham Ja manufact 26 West yobs, head of a big cloak Nos 4 and 1g concern at Ifteenth street, and who lived with his wife and family In a brown: stone } S West One Hun- dred and N et, went to the Colonial Hot } avenue and One Hundred and Twenty-fifth street, this morning, hired a room and shot himself dead A nervous ikdown was considered Dy his wife as responsitle for the sulelde, Mr ‘8 business Was prosperous and ne was a man of large means ast night dacobs suffered severeiy, and att ock this morning he got up and began pacing At diay Wa VW al Hovei and aged a room ent inion bar and had several drinks. He * a bottle of ¢ ent up to ais room «nd Went upstairs Did Not Hide Identity About three he and friends were lem for fe Mar s late le his w him, the found had s} ot ‘Mrs. Powell Who Sleeps on House-Top, Says She Has li ound Ideal Health Rec pe oe 8 HS INT SENT SCENE ON T7YE, PTOUISE TOP ee F Dog and Armed Large Revolver, Guarded With a Brooklyn Woman Consid- ers She Is Burglar-Proof, HOPES SOME CONV DAY TO RT HUSBAND STD TAN A TAMUADY 27, 1908. “L” ROAD SUIDDE FATHER SAVES; DAILY SMOKED CHILDREN FROM TOO GIGARETTES BLAZING: BED i Heerdt's Widow Tells in Sign Gets Badly act but Ly Language How She Tried Youngsters Escape With f $22, | to Save Him a.Slight Blis FORGED SIO rr wy Tg HIS MIND UNBALANCED, | MANY Families in Two Scurry for the Str Scant Attire. He Even Suspected Their Lit- tle Baby Plotting Agi of eet in ainst His Life. Paul Webber Heerdt, When Mrs 1.9 o'clock With her mother « Jennie 1 Mrs mas got up as {nterpr Catharine thls: morning t sleeps with the two children ts. th rents widow of the deaf mute printer who| breakfast for the rest of the Bermas killed himself hy throwing himself tn! family, consisting ef her son Samuel, front of a Third avenue elevated train) cigar maker, his wife, FB and the at ‘Twenty-third street last night, told | two ehtldren of the couple, Florence, voher efforts for a month to Keep her! aged three, and Sidney, aged two, she vusband from end ts life (inks she stepped on a matel upon She told her story in signs and by! the floor, At any rate, she presently sing the deat mute wiphabet, and Mra, | smelled smoke that plainly did not Webber told the re rs what her ME ERIE ACN ABR UIN me ner | ANd When she started back to Investt ME HIATAWARTAA IKE? t! laughter was saying, All the thme her! vace sie found the bed clothing atlame tle daughter Catharine, hardly three | in the room which she had Just quitted, | ars old, clung to her mother’s skirts) ‘The Rermas household occupies. the ind prattled In the effort to repeat her second tloor of the three-story fat bud grandmother's words baby did 47 Sixteenth et, Brook inherit the afflict of her pa- lyn. The room where the randine g t Worried Over Smoking. die yoom, opentng on an airshatt. Old Henry Heerdt married Catharine Web- Mrs. Bermas's erties brought her son, er five years ago, They went to tve| Who had not yet gotten up. He ran hoa three-story. tenement at No, 339 | back from the front room into the blaz Kast One Hundred and Seventy-third 8 room, snatched up the two halt- + Traatanananianheraiilvedntikthe mn rre latin ated children and passed them out | louse on the top floor, Untll a ok | through a window-lHke opening into the | efore Christmas they were all Kitchen, where the grandmother took | sppy. |The only trouble which them In her arms. ‘The two youngsters | ted any of them was Heerdt | ene aped with a slight blistering, but the ur that his constant « tte smoking | father lost his hate and beard and ac- husband's none too Did injure her quired in thelr stead bad burns on his ybust constitution, face, iis arms and his back And his use of cigarettes, she sald, In-| Meanwhile the crles of his wife had eased inately. It Was not at all awakened ( Arrowsmith, wh Reduced only because the Ines vite bro ken—the best selling fash- Buildings GA}ion leaders of the seasen, Be AT ALL THREE STORES § C i q IE SoS RA t Highest Priced Suits e® a So. ae a (2IASS Reduced to “10° fade ee Fach tnt jurt a5 attractive as the day it sycame from our tailor shop. Exclusive Directoire Models Cs. ning Hipless Coat Suits Exquisite Trimming Effects You will not have another such opportunity this season, Every coat superbly satin lined. Some- thing in your size to exactly please you. A thorough cleanup of our entire stock. A large proportion (of the suits worth up to $28, ‘exquisite in fin’sh and fit, and made only of high-grade materials in richest of colorings. Your un- restricted choice, Thursday, $10, Alterations FREE 14- is {4th rel NEW YOR! 4604 Ae? Fulton § suet sts Brats Street SLARGE stores, NEWARK a peut © naeee Cee ©! Cerner mee nusual for him to smoke a hundred {n| across the aft at No. 437, and tt i : i day, All he could save out of his | used the telephone in lis flat to give t ’ ' An Open Window Is Not ages and all the money he made by | MltrM, By the timy the tienen of ———— ——SS| 5 7 elling calendars, which he made at] frrived the tenants of the two hulldiiie, ° Vase Enough, There Must Be home by sticking date packets on litho-|aroused by the smoke that filled bo Rie oe graphed German cards, went for elgar-| ere piling down the stairs, variously Actus * Motion.” Says Cie: ‘ Junattired, " ‘The firemen confined the Actual Air Motion,” Says rettes, Last fall his nervousness ‘bes! plage to the oom where it started, With salen is as A came so acute that more than once hisja loss of not more than § nd Dr 5 ins Woman Who Doesn’t Mind employers sent him home to be steadied |dacobs, a — neighborhood physitian, | THE OUTER, GARMENT stop irely happy, sald, one Paha flown, Ills tendency to excttability and | Wessed the burns of Samuel Bermas, ' | of wae ners, aia. te Inped eaalts the Rain. to suspicion of everybody about him| Sar | 12 West 23d Street old frightened his wife, \“MEANEST MAN” sy | Scores era Way as “He even suspected the baby," she M ST MAN” CONTES | 1 COURT REJECTS PASTOR'S By Ethel I,loyd Patterson. sald, “of making plots against him." WINDs UP IN COURT. P ' PLEA FOR A POLICY MAN, Three hundred nights on a Brook- fronted her melodramatically with a | eee lyn housetop have proved that Mrs. | letter which was written tn his own! Storekeeper Arrested Pleads Ignor- ! i rs rear EA oor ace hand, but was signed by her name, te! | \ Sends John Carroll, Who Ran a Alma Webster Powell has the courag ing some tified person that she| ance of Law Violation—Fined | N order to reduce our stocks to the lowest possible level > v4 » FI nf he’ viet Q tally would no ‘orce her yan e| ‘ AHN ta ca approachi BY “Sheet Game,” to the El of her convicttons, and inefdentally, Lr a Rev ae ea and Warned | | before Inventory, which is rapidly approaching, we have | “4 Refcrnatory. hat a dog {s easter to convert than a - mo LARet aT E NCH Tes Mana glee staomioae ; ah i n | inaugurated this GREATEST OF ALL REDUCTION | : : : a ae 4 al r Me For conducting a voting contest to de- | a0 Saye his din trending 3} j Judge Mulqueen in General Sessions a husband ed to the a Who wan (tying (0! line hen awAayel (ermine: *lelmeanesO Imani in Mount | SALES. Our entire Winter stocks \ including humerous { to-day sentenced John Carroll, of No. ' Hut for wholesale conversion let { Heege te a Again, he announced that he was going | vernon," Milton Friedberg, who keeps | recent purchases, have heen further red d, making this the | bo East Eighteenth street, to the Eling gentler sex hear how Mrs, Powell's : eee teaee to Kill his wife and the baby. Lately Ne) q cigar store in that city, was fned $5 ECONOMY EVENT OF THE SEASON, HAIFA TRerormnl bina eau nana eae Ui e ; a C ie had taken to {ing morosely in a cor: /hy County Judge Platt to-day and Carroll cone what nown as a, “teeth grew whiter, hair grew bla iy and a lig Fy r smoking cigarettes and smiling! given a warning In court at White ns . > sheet gamb at Fifteenth street ant Ave and the flush of health came to her Covering placed over tt Ip Keop away sourly at his own crazed thoughts. | patna, Frledbere lives tn Astoria, but ae Fur Conts nue A, near the car stables there. Wel cheeks,” and the proper onthusiasm | {N* Peavier sains Eur iy Os io When addressed, he would reply does business In Mount Vernon, He I] suite that were wnt r i of the motormen Ani | over ner receipt will be forthcoming, | fine wool and a wotlen al Re ea! ey aa UY Ru are all pidced a placard n hie window inviting wer | e them fake ¢ . receipt | fine wool a woollen sleeping cap, doing. [know how to guard myself.” % “Come in ‘ wale Ings of a Kowery’ policy man, A clerg lereuiaracvers einnierreceintemern cvuldll te mauntathalacdttlaeatnicaver er anne la Gy yay HISE DOR BISA LO MR ADS aE ASU A OLeR LOL were } man appealed to Judge Mulqueen to tine lwith Ni alee roneaIntinera | Carried Out Preserve Jars. the Meanest Man in Mount Vernon,’ be: | pose a fine on Carve ‘And not send lili gar parlance it reads: ‘Take to the tall | ih ty eee ath i A ng mes cil Then he went down to the cellar and | This was followed by a list of names | to Revo know. this man comes from | timber.” Mrs, Powell would interpret: |i ia ane eo ni teN Hi 4 13, i ht up armsful of preserves In jars | containt s, that of the! “Coats ie Wraps | a family of policy sharks?” the Judge | «sieep on the roof.” gun make ine poe ee went out into the street with them. | Mayor, Ch and other well / ee SE ee ia ceeen aia Bo this Is where Mrs, nil and “Nip? eel ee din pag oa To Mra, Heerdt’s remonstrances ho} known respectable eltizens, cnch fol His teen “A in this court on pleas of | ,_ yh ane psa: Rreritovatatient| NOHe iS f s i ‘ only replied with a ing laugh, Whe » flowed by ani pis itying the num- i dog become central figures tn the open | INT 1 8 a Ha Hone Identity of Mazie Kenny’s jhe came in n without the preserves | “Friedberg was notified to stop the vot- astily withdrew from | air drama, while the husband becomes AYRE tena Te as 4 : told her that he would always be|ing and take the sign out of the win vb, { MoT A Puno nee re as T am. aver P ac Erponds ible to get enough to eat ever ough | dow, but refused to do so. An indict 3 Pata ner ave /conspicuous by his absence, "Al- | Look at him now, the darling, with his | Slayer Puzzles Friend eee eats epeteh pees eae nent for bel followed, and when ar Ai ! ri Wet | though,” Mrs. Powell explained for him, |nose poked out thro at opening | ; es Bey AC IOue 3 Rs Me | raigned he pleaded guilty, but claimed Gave Ninety-eigiith “I have almost persuaded Mr. Powell— | of the window, He the roof. and Police, |he flew into a passion and went through | that ine did not ne rw he ae yal tng | Cr he Is thirty years older than f am—to | He has wn of = areata oilcoith aft the kitchen shelves [Wis Warned not to ty anything of the | ereimposing the f * Mulqueen | start my treatment in the spring.” my hammock, with the A . aes ne roont. sald. that he went | Kind axaln or it would yo hard with ; | praised the work of the Anti-Polley So- | “le needs {t?” interrogatively from | covers that 1 use. PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2%. While the} Mr erdt said t ve seemed him. { ciety In practically extinguishing the intervieear 2 Miniter a noice off tile cit BHP her steadier than usual when he ee me of policy: in this city ervie could t ARE ECRS .|started for work yesterday morning , 9 [from Mrs, Powell, "The univer: Mr i" Senny, a pretty: I | } 1,000 CHURCH aIRLS ie Rne anSaeee ceTmanietrate they are completely enor | nail G0 Meese mAue GONE T0;) ki a | n tity of the man who shot “ ock and walked to| ven nbilenedn iors he t i ary LEAD EVANGELIST PARADE. [ie stained _SnroUa ty tig | tl, igeceal 1 the i | at ty get an eX | CHICAGO, Jan, 2.—Dr. Alexis Thimm, | : ; | “1 myseit come of a phys too ing bul his ow 1 temple Mal train yesters [of No. 970 Dearborn avenue, ts accused March Through Chicago Streets} taniy. since iast April, wie ES ee Inmates of the furnished room house venlng a impute’ to a his wife, Olga Thimm, of elopiny; to | c . U at No. Sal Cherry street, where the ma stroy imself came on him suddenly |New York on Jan with Frances . se Headed by Pastor on |determined to try tt, T have sier Hed mainiewentanite sit to the | While | going home, sane ; IRSDAY, JANUARY 28TH, Homenicr |night upon the roof. I have not missea | 22,474,440 CATHOL'CS and Ut) girl went att 3 i t i Wy LMKOKtAT EO Tmene ee Foro 1 Bu French fis in the THURS A one night. | a ce er lately, appar $ obtained from Jud SPE L OFFERING Of CHICAGO, Jan, 2A thousand girls, rats a | UNDER AMERICAN FLAG. Dee Se ie : [Meziecble ines &trom:a ugg SRECIA the flower of West Side Baptist cicles daGootie ong) eeninal ihe irises) OF Une ag warrant for her husband, ‘him de G t ; ] “During the cold spell, a while ago, ress's mother, olives at No, 50 clared he was a Russtan refugee, 11 “ . \ y churches, paraded the streets last night . i Fi s Y nrants under the guardianship of Evangelists | {4° ibleles ithat hung around me were These 14,235,451 Are in the Sort Beventh st ut ; "KING MENELIK DEATH had eiorantale Oe re ; ; Davis and Mills, who have c to Chi- [almost a foot long. During the dar we he man showed in ever re side, wh ve has been liv nmanth ear sizes, variety of attractive styles, cago after successful campaigns in Bal- | weather my hair eon soaked i nited States Proper—Fig’ he was infatuated with the girl a REPORT NOT VERIFIED. erai years, DRESSES, 6 months to 2 y Hong god Se reali eh | mdropar butetol anes ene Le Ae eee eT ee) Tbh 82 ral “ given gh s. t with in white banners wl the band at | The ieterylaniee looked, If “bux | for Principal Dioceses, aie 4 He ET atest Re; ports Were That the abys-) DEATH IN TRAIN | WRECK. PETTICOATS, 6 months to 2 year sizes, 1.50 & 2,00 j ad did not befong to that class of words! MILWAL on he rroachec RET IES | L me | carried Yiaming torches of alternating |:Mt usually arouses a enn : her for having cearad to love hin a » Ruler Was Recovering, [eau Carr aPis WHITE CASHMERE COATS, balance of stock to close, 5,25 red and green fire. A pastor rode at |might prove descriptive in Mrs. Pow- | States, acc idyance sheets of Accused her of transte er afte wattt s, y 3 D | ae 4 “1 7 5 {he head of the band on a black horse.” |en's cave. the 1900 Wilts of Rt ne 2 ts Cn ann i London Is Sceptical. ress Was Wreck« | ATTENTION IS ALSO DIRECTED 10 OUR comPuer ar0ck/or | In deference to the tady's feelings, j ory. ‘The statistics are furnished by |, Lillle MeGa DON DEN een LATEST STYLES IN INFANTS! CLOTHING, INC UDING vites then, let us say more euphoniously |the archbishops and bishops ot che | Ouse Where te can tbe ne ocg tts i : WRAPPERS, SACQUES, CLOAKS, CAPS, BONNETS, AFGHANS, Ete, - ; Movi Picture that she “Is the picture of Ith." | United States after the taking of a)” tthe couple 1 a Par Kile pas Bw i ving Sa snavtayeanlvarivactantiasvenn nenansival meneus (ata lealateaee nv thes re atl tt on yt I Ww height. Her cheeks are a dash of; Adding to the 11,2%,451 the number Seale HORTA RNG eA G aCe BOT AG Vee GE Ee , | é i ; , nd When she rustied e room |ceived here direct from Addis Abeba | Tail. it is thought ne coaches lett | scarlet, and her teeth are a flash of | Roman Catholics in the Philipp rey Hi ; 2 the tracks, |tvory topped by the sombre shadow of| Porto Rico and the Hawailan 1 Ly ee OL Daa ee LOR EG _ itt a i ne We — her hair. | brings the gr total of Cath ester nna tied coRetalenleailacl Pe dite ec tau BONE TINT aan z | “No, I had no organic affection of | under t ates flag to. ee ite ite (et Hf the Paris despatch NEW PUBLICATIONS, NEW PUBLICATIONS. any kind," Mrs, Powell went on 410, as ¢ h 13,05 aThollel| ot eran ea x jhges (wlth acenticlam, and | no nN really started to sleep on tne root subjects unc ritish flag and the m the report, therein, set forth that t cause I felt that 1 did not get enough | ‘The Catholic population of the twenty 1 that fresh air during the day. Tam study-| Ie the United State f the it pos 4 Ing psychology at Columbia, you know, | 18 w York, 1,212 t e King jas well as instructing in singing. 1| Chicago, 1,190,119; Hoston, 859,00; Lrook = ivin On | a 6 |found, after the extension of the sub- | ly New Orleans, Phi la way to Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn, th delphia, ooo; Pittsburg, mm, St e r v ts ? ROnL } my day consisted of two hours under- | Lov , Hartford MIT A THE TO BUROVE INCLUDED ground, six hours in Columbia Univer- | 355,000; Cleveland, 29,0; r 5 ‘ . A p) Jalty and Barnard College, and my eve-| Mass., 128,121; De ith the trade name of Simon W Hi F t H. i nings in concert halls and in teaching. | tag ay p at lis ° as i7e aly 10 1S l e! “LT commenced to have horrible pains ‘ as it ENS AD L oasties ri i jat the back of my head and rushes of M. Hammering, police heties The above article is one of the many features of the Fe |blood to the brain. It was time for} — meriing was Y le ha Have a flavor that makes in- ‘ i |me to pause and Conalded a Pesiey ia CONFUSEL BY OV RSTUDY be penite i stant appeal to the appetite. Ste Housekeeping Magazine \seemed to see in my mind's eve how) oy pCaGco, Jan. 2—Charles BP. Knox, §O i |the exhaled breath of a person becomes | o¢ Jiakewonl, N jen brown bits, made To the person se Look! That man just dropped his watch | poison, and hangs above their face if) Cijcago to-day to . <4 from selected white corn. juest . BNREH fi ‘Vy While walking down the street. the aif does not circulate sufficiently Curtis Knox, a di i : ques Vor betore Marct Ty / Do you think he'll get it back? before them to remove ft. | 1 Nitey Crisp, Flayory, Delicious, of $10.00, Address all communica rast Paynes. peretey ee sees Per Must Be Actual Alr Motion. | | rope, an “The Taste Lingers” HOUSEHOLD EDITOR, ( a ery | Ah! There he goes and orders a “An open window Js not enough—| pre t Pi Ie 15, cori on Ai a “ain oh a ‘Tel.6867--Cort ‘ _ World “Lost” Ad. right away. there must be actual alr motion, 1) ‘ituse Bae lees seal ite ————— ‘And so, of course, he got his watch tred an electric fan, but I found that} study, dah my Made by ‘ , lod ; : ? ale Evervwhere onts Fi! ; And chain back ‘the same day, that was only blowing back over me| ile nbered. planniy Wi PolumcCereal i Conipanyea fel 04 On Sale Everywhere. Buy Now. 15 cents #!syypay woRLD WANTS i Can wr Montrea «(Mat yt fo vets” ere the stale air. Abou: 2 o'dlock one} !"¥ . ; anned a rest-and a Visit’ with bis|inside the pocket, bit presume morning I arose, took my blanket and Qycetheart fa Montreal see Or gave It away.” 7 \ Battle Mich WORK raauad WONDERS. 4