The evening world. Newspaper, January 30, 1909, Page 3

Pe ee THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 80, 1909. WAN WTHOUTA [Man of Mystery tn New Haven Hospital: 09000 BURNED READY TO HARRY |" 1% CONS AS PRES * PAST TRIES Ty | MS Memory of Boents of 12 Years a Blank nw yy wu | rer NAW FOR ESSAYS ON BROCE 10 ERS ATHOBONEN FRE. SHEELDES WL FORTY To Carl Von Osten Old Events Dr, Darlington Has Plan to CHARLES VON OSTEN Big Bakery of Schmalz & Sons | Bartholomew, Nemesis of the Seem Things of Recent Quickly Laid in Heap | Parmess Family, Would Stir Interest in Subject Occurrence, of Ruins.‘ | Not “Steal” Annie. Among Dairymen, ————e i} a —— TELLS OF HIS TRAVELS, EXPLOSIONS AID WRECK) HE FAVORS 'A DIVORCE, Ineelvg A Tae snomleal as well th Com- n has decided to ws prises for the two the subject of me mile may least cost for the Describes Cities and Streets, but Cannot Tell How He Came to Be There, standpoint, He Fence Saves Heads of Fire De-| Also Believes Wicked Brother! partment Under Wall Anton Deserves Term | | Blown Down. | in Prison, | (8peetat to + Worl!) The quickest ive are | Bartholomew Parmess, a Ittle bit of a| tee nes cate ee 4) take part in the compes SEW b vat Ke oon . nee that | dark chap from Glovi del Callo, ch fs NEW HAVEN Jan Hf SAMPLB Hobok 1 At P from Glovl det Catto, whiei tition, the only condition being that WEL cic on ere ; iaiieethe ‘ German Lloyd pthe capital of the provin of Bari milk from his dairy is sold in New York, been brought out DESIGN 1 in ynsumed the immense] aly, was standing on tie steps of the There he dairies supplying milk to | mee ikery of Schmalz & Sons to-day. In] Yonkers City Court as early as 6 o'clock a ONS UIST ern tis Blbaam an, | setts, Connectiont, New York, New Jers ihe ss than an hour the great four-story | to-day awaltin ar et 8 i hypnoti than an nr ¥ | today awaiting the arraignment of hi Pennsylvania, Maryland and Ohlo, Beat c Hiding at Highth and Clinton streets, | brother Anton on a charge of stealing t ix real ible to estimate that over out a Past, who since Dec 10 has been . ostly machinery and store of | their brother Frank's wife a year and a “" S may be recelyed, the most talked of y was Completely destroyed. | half ago. | Dr. Darling id tocda Yen's lurrest hospital Schmalz, head of the firm,’ The dark, lurid ght of vengeance | o » idea in mind for a Under mesmeric tmpulses Van Osten, e Loss At $500,000 glowed in Bartholomew's eyes as he} ne and T have at last come to or Charies Osten, {f that 8 bakery gaye employ ‘ paced up and down, As told in The} Evening World yesterday, Frank ana| the offer of a prize y would be the > un inereased ins Kk 4 tion. Some time tio [mentioned the scheme to two gen= es Speyer, the banker, and tingdon, and they at’ once ull the support. ave Written me, ine to pay for the prizes tof the cheeks Is ample © two cows of a fancy breed, kood judges of t to 400 persons, No work {s done In on Saturday and there wero) Annie Parmess were living in Yonkers building when in 1907 when Bartholomew and Anton| ered in the basement O°) parmesw arrived from Italy. | In the little home town | ers had woord Annie Masso, but Fre won her and emigrated to escape the at tention of his two brothers to his bride But to hls consternation about Ars ago brother Anton and brother Tecalls things which to his sac bled Intellect y ourrence Ir shows that the thin true, but, Instead of h practically all « or twelve yea In other wo: Neseed and persons far back as 1805 are stimul nly five employees tn tl hree broth: | litlons were of Cth for a nd filled fe intertor o ‘ nM that the ants him, 80 clear, indeed, ye rapid rtholomew appear and 8 fi \ me of the best moving them forward to the , : fain one ae fon of entering the 1 WI fod of time. will be tive pre while m vita U9 of a) fi > nird floor Against brother Frank , aEsthasaea Cit WOU ; ‘ani ‘or the prepe Mfe which : covers Malte. whom vata fet st obehue Rescuec on Scaling Ladders The Youkers Italian cloony was art trtpe perlod bet s brain | Fl ' ne ; climbed | #84 Watehed developments with I mains a blank (¢ \ sill i. w) C86 How brother Anton won Mrs, Pa K to Bo It would appear that there ts yet a} fo 5 sade aflatn ack Ait , RA HRatePae at emea red uean frown Grates FA ierAatl MI RAG jlairyman, no yee.’ (0 ret | wd $9 prudh oe Sdn Gad 8G, Tar FAG Uae te EAT poi ie IabecrenuetTaE ThTIE, PA Fahne before the © .zeons can expect to trace | sk him down with the |and the sorrow olomew were! py TID SSAC, his mover ust few months, | !s th the first | left behind in Yonkers already beon| DBARTHOLOMEW aaa end get in touch peo) Y : : : wherever they may be, TRIPS IA. used In | told | PARMESS. MARTHA FINLEY DEAD. that sit ‘ £ ) tH, {' ame fil ation | Bartholomew was tn. co. Knows He's a Designer. inst the brain UNL G0 Uromiae Lane , t as | the gutse of neme : NAAR OD Sores Sa Through the courte PEAT a trey / : eit , ; LFF] TOUS ANY iQ Authoress Attat Fame Through of Grace Hos ve ( é ; Wii canter foceanaate (ike TOPO ATE, ‘| { | U _ Mer ebiste" Hooks, Evening Worl f 4 ene UI ERIORTCN TAMA LEE Hes Aves TAWA TINH TER Hath ELKTON, Md, Jan, 9).—After several New York 1 Det weey ¢ YGMDMR Eula aaa brother Bartholomew got track of the ADIT DV UNC WHEY 1 Miss Martha Finley, mitted to-day to | 3 © alarm wa couple In Schenectady, and told er} sia | i) iN Hehe Hoy Aya ners nomen vers, ine ¢ ‘ites $3,000 tv bills in Mrankedhae thence FaSiaaal HAt UWI WALL paper, 4 ‘i i Brother Prank didn't. se¢ D evince oO, t He A more tes ‘ i H ee eCa LOY MER | cma pent at South Bend, Th stidy than the 3) that, when he heard y much interest in his wife's move-| eee ee ee RaTTIn tad “ ayant ° e/ Hew he went oe 1 outer | ments ties ed by Barthe Residue of arles rst skg. She had ved In Elkton for the ‘ he spent last October, wou 5 o> f : ! i on elGll Irae eb or aLECE TE Re REEL | Zeta} rs — mTAv ani here PEN AND INK ENGROSSING BY’ THE MAN pt through the ottlee 5 | tay y aireel, Rehieneciady, whero| Estate Goes to Relatives % MY STE, eat nl © had ft rother Antog wag running a bar ’ ‘ : ' OP MYSTERY - _|k erie Leena shen Hes fiers | IF IT DISAPPEARS, IT’S ECZEMA- personal history pT Z fe tat Fé I would have followed them to tne ged | —— ai f a poste edt aM ends of ¢ arth,” raid brother Bar-| sree anit ae | How to Tell Whether a Skin Affection the whereal f lils wife or his flea 1 1 be that Mr Hf ale somes Ay herever they hic 1 M Is an Inherited Blood Disease or Not. : 3 y t most Abt pair ob \ vib found them. At 1 e child, and he c »t tell how he came at r L ia carload of] “Do 1 still love sigh Aleercinvlawailenerarounl fi moet Sometimes it is bard to determine whether to be where he !s now. : : sl bae t ! $3,000, , U as | Syd Sl) kin affection Is a sign of a blood disorder “Maybe If I was allowed to go to New is a pen picture of Carl Von Osten, also called Cha could ight for \w t ld never steal her from) day by Ghiurge 1 l ner & a n form’ of eczema, Bren physls i York I could walk the streets and find Speaks Three raat’ > Man of Mystery,” whose mind is a blank concern- Under Failing Wall. [franks te Whe! judi onlttnen a ey IEC tL SUES is ICM aro often puzzled in thelr diagnosis, | my home, \t T have one there antl) He A ae ff ; ea ing his wife and home: Ohiee Dann und Assistant Clilet Fen: pee Nee ue He oe : aa oh 4 t way for any one afflicted is to go Van Osten, beginning the first interview |? at : tontot the Hoboken Fire Department, |?! Heit pe Hegeman’s, Riker’s, Kalish’s, Kinsman’s, rnis o the pi He speaks all thr Between thirty-five and forty years of age 1 Where and nevar see her aga he had turn! to the press, y 9 | Mr. Mayer left $5.4 So saying the vengeful holomew) brew Charities, ¥ fell to once more pacing the sidewalk, | Hospital, §,l00 to Ul id a narrow eseape fram death during flercest part of the blaze, ‘The 1 the rear of the "I know I am a designer. My hand} Usten can {a not steady now, but [ can mark out | York, Her h with per- with pen or pencil an embroidery pat- | fect ease, but he cannot, so he asserts, Juugmann’s or any good druggist who hans dies pure drugs and obtain 50 cents’ worth poslam, Apply this, and i€ the ftehing Five feet one inch in height. Welyhs about 135 pounds, oo $1,500 to Lebanon Hosp | : é int whi Small brown eyes. t estigation when | F yps at once and the trouble is cured In a tern, a monogram, or the fancy trim. |X a under which Home for Aged and Infirm Hebrews and | * if a 2 ming that runs around a woman's| he Visited these eit Dark brown moustache. t HOTEL GUEST FOUND DEAD. |!" PRN NT FeMNGeT} Haaite few days it my js oP ism (a) eco gown.” "TL feel that L must have been at these Dark brown hair, parted on side, 1 | been eczema, as this ts the way posta } He directed t $500) be divid among sucl These expressions are a sample of the} Pla Vecause I ° speeches that Osten made to The before me,” says Osten. "I can st t cases of ec etna, and in curing blotches, tetter, piles, sale rhert Buroughs, of Providence High forehead. fons during i 4 * ; Heh he wa i . ping World reporter in the cour at nburg Gate on Unter der Ear tops Fang slightly. CHE CAL Ge s GREG Misti at Heart Ballers: # i ae Ne fem |! aah areas an thee forme a tWo-hour chat. Linden, in Berlin, and see the wide! Shoulders broad and small legs t ovens In the cellar got fal ale rr th hoe Bek Jan Bs pra yak AK hte | sent REMI ACE pa ‘ ’ asphalted r eit with a i n b g Teal wour Y mitted to | Buroughs, of Providence » trea: | es ‘ gio, | feettons A Blank of Five Years. mater Bs a ome Wears gold ring ob peel nest lef hand. ine is sae jona btew |urer of the Builders’ Iron Foundry of | Nil Weave eal of suet emubtoses $48. 1 sce who will write to the Emergency | Osten is well enough to walk now, He | nine through t t pastcuuoustecto Landi dianonamchipaoniaments tie ront wall of the bakery, |that elty, was to-day found dead in| pactwat vei ae Laboratories, No. a2 West) Twenty-fitth Btrolled throtgh the streets of New] ope | h and Russian embassies centre. efor s Mrs. G./ ped at the Fort Pitt Hotel. Heart fait | 4.) It Wiad t Street, New York, ean secure by mall, free Hayen to-day, accompanied by n nurse,} are on this avenue, and as you go He is a paiient in the Grace Hospital, New Haven, A aN TREC aueowd LOce: IE RIVeR TERI RC ORINA COE GEREH Ml \ of charge, a 8 wfficient to cure @ “and showed an} t in the stree the Cafe L Conne ¢ a ABE TOSTIMExchntah (ialarNtr me LTOUEH ER | ul | ia surface or clear a complexion cars and shop-window displays. He e Mus e Ma RINBAT RIN ER ATA RC HMR eRREL MSC ‘ud remove pimples tn twentys bears to be able Seuss anything eX- (the Emperor's palac Phe an e had al registered ta the aotel lest. ni | cept his own rr personal history. | cal places. Wie His mind is a blank when it comes to] whom I don't re fixing time or exact address within the last five years. of Mystery” does beautiful saw them and with cid Test ee tebe teetsT ey FIRES IN TWO ‘OWNS, TGR DONS'SHLS GEES centered Garmey eerste on ‘An A “The grand opera York? I and M ny fay Con 1 —_ Conn ; Tnneaiara itt 1k ver Tt e tra cise AA PRIZE KITTENS POISONED Interests the women by designing bra 0 the train f trens whieh took s 2 patterns and sisir: tri He {s % : FORMER SURROGATE DIES. j i artist too, he cluims,, but says that n Naurvn ees SARATOGA, J plias 1. Peters, | fom In order that a newspaper Wie ee : Ha s cs ‘ nt aa may add new subscribers to Renoases. ) Ralitic jive Testi- ma ¢ lied s ly a Blt ¢ f ‘ ¢ . Sema tlan Toe Diecenuore) @harcen: | Go on Baltic to Give Testi 1 l. t , it’ must ’ 1 Pits circulation ducted a series of hy on Osten, reports t ntunate i mony at Inquiry on Loss pe et Wa ee wnnam | Hecesstily be read, analyzed mai? tn the cours weeps | of them H r Cincinnati, O Hae Danitila ind found not wanting, and calls 2 Min | Gives Some Names. of the Republic, The latter Is tive ye while under hypno- | and son, John, old, so Osten s tism. ce {I know they must want me,” Osten! Lt | How He Is Hypnotized. a The average circulation aia ane of the Morning World in 1908 was y sound familiar, Stern it seems ! “Four Generations HEARING FOR RISHARDSON, | «: | Herald, Sun, Times, Tribune cries, ‘My wife and I 8 % no my little boy John climb! gi ARIE ‘ White Sta 352 361 shoulder. God take me (o then [fdas Wath ks in a faint volec, t V witness 9 © often el by a. ste s off His Favorite Vers Mt Hy, ‘ Osten drew in beautiful s the | \ Copies Per Day. Rees se aoraan a $ This was an average gain der of German sty asa 4S Eth verse: | ont’ Pang) u satay : over 1907 of 20,012 copies It grieves me friends to hear My Maker's| improvement. in’ his condition: wi . Winancit vara per day. name tinue, and uxpects The Man of Mys- t a t Thus spoken without reverence or e, | tery to freshen g , \ ha \\ eR, a Be thou a man Thy nob E ‘PI ul I ‘ hohe r s 1 The M img \\ 0 rid N) peat to God, b fectold of the treat New York City circulation, Beern to be vulzar ee OMe HES GTILTERE Grattan a lity et the "Tie neither brave, he undergoes the te So : daily, exceeds that of the right, N's attention is fixed on a fi - y Reflect, and usually Prot eae for friends you should tor. | that finger | | 5 and Press COMBINED, oe SAIL RAL BAL | wit c Keep a al i) lookout. Mimira Man Arrested In Chieago to | Beles Seats or r- rT hen a bP of & minute ts allowed) yee and God In Heaven commands you shall Now with one eye. Don't move, You! Be Represented Hefore Governor, | “OUR MARY” SAILS. swear, greg y sloop, Steady now (repeated bi cesstully advertises itself should successfully advertise your business or domestic +] translated this from the German," |SeVeral times).” And then, It was ex-| Extradition papers {nthe case of | sae H 7 plained to t er, Osten passes Into |Frederick H. Richardson, of Elmira, with Her the Baltle Are Pour Fe ae oat te eee aevarite ot teat sbuatle sien. in, the course Of who is under arrest b arged | Republic Survivors, sentative. “It Is a boyhood favorite of | these experiments he has sald aloud: slamants awereuneeaentaante’ i r E embe ee ray ; ae mine, and I don’t like to hear a man Mairied ir Hoboken. TEP TBTOay Pee Hd heomalnrae 1 i lar steams y , take the name of God In vain. I know} “My wife's name is Minnie, daughte Hughes to-da his consid RToHW eRe , out that I must have repeated this to of Old Man ¢ noon, is Mrs, Mary Anderson De N Were ma r Treadwell, je Governor's military | friends, and maybe some one will recog. |}! re marcied tr Treadwell, th HED ORME, Possibly that’s why The | } | \ newspaper that so suc- | | ide [ist fecretars i i \Workd printed 1,200,873 fle under the last hypnotic! “i worked for John E. Klein & Cow (itt ; , in 5 HH GatlicannanrenTiR Ser eS i a feet He ad 'Deneen, of f nol Will bew heat le advertisements last Manhattan, and believer his wife) tasiim, Berily aitecbert. Mandevilie, of Elin ’ eee seipyseatney Oud frlende live mene there, He | AK, Runa ener Germany, nad been In Chicago pking ize rom he Herald or ANY OTHER the stores, par Mf Switzerland, and came to the Gnived ee in EET AE ELD Hattie. jowspaper on earth. n, in that neighborho nit ‘was tWentyefour years ferred with Col. ihe \ r gays he voted from na laundry at ~ 1 | And isn’t that a good HEE idat clection STEAMERS IN COLLISION al : aan ‘4 - o- ANTWERP, Jan. The Leyland | veason (W, ou shoul } His Known History, Ine steamer Antilllan, n New Or Fire Wipes Out Tow F N [es i ik te M | Here 1s the known history of Osten: leans and London. wns orl ». | COFFE YWILLE, Jar 7 WS | advertise in To-Morrow’s he evening of Dec. 10 day. with the steamer Ne town 0 1 t . charged me a ft ihe ee parte whe ? vent Railread station, His hat was charged te. $100 f Pai) TAGLAR BPSAR SID ILIG coat tal oUROVEG | Uitroprts salt house, The his pockets rifled, and he was)!" rien T visited at Bellevue clinic sev-| “Salada” “Tea, “Sold only, in sealed leag banks ait the couny cou from the side ofthe face, Itleral times a week for three months, At all grocers, t0® Joss Is estimated at $200.0,