The evening world. Newspaper, March 9, 1909, Page 1

BINAL! PRICE ONE CENT. PLUGGED DOLLAR MURDER VICI SLAN JUST AS HE HAD SEEN IN OREAN |GIRL IN TICKET th Milled by! PLOT WHOSE BEAUTY Nathan Busch Killed by) PL HOSE: B aM . wNS THE TOMB: Stranger After Telling of ADORNS THE TOMBS Sleep Vision, SLAYER ENDS OWN LIFE. Letter in Pocket Tells of an Old Grudge Over a Mutik cd Coin, Tat Brook! yh Nf ed him fe pur two yours f 4 a 1 to t Charles N 1 the hatt u 1 and wait a m, turned « wnd sent bull shi his right temple, «dy clue the eto the man's Ident- ity or t eof his di auntie HELEN L TORRENS: { d en shot a a = J wl been left f 0 10M) De to support RESS RUNS. AWAY WITH A PAR GARPENT ally v a bullet In the region of walle the nan who shot him, r seen Or heard floor beside Busel) lay mor and whon f ta bullet’ crash: ng throug emple The horrified clerks ran to the street crying “murder” at the top of their volves, and this ery was taken up by the hundreds of shoppers in the vicinity Sa and the erush and excitement became Spr great that it was necessnry to Gui Augusta Mapes Vanishes From 7 the reserves from the Clymer Street) 7. ‘ Sater: Station before tratic on Broadway coula, Father's Home and Becomes ve resumed | it EK, Shot Without Warning. | Mrs, U. D, Howell. Shortly before M o'clock a man, ap-| ae parently about twenty-eight years old.) Augusta Manes, the elghteen-year-old pean compile aug 4 gaughter at helen of Henry € am clothes were much the worse for wear clon of a distinguished old Revolutions | with the exception of his derby hat. /ary family of old Westchester, eloped Which was new, All the clerks were and was married Sunday night to Will- jlam D. Howell, H. busy with customers except Busch, wh ten ye Was arranging stock In the rear of the ’ her senior, of the ftore, He came forward and asked the| the Rev. C. » pastor stranger tf he could watt on him First Methodist. Church of Hoboken Without a word, say the other clerks | phe present abiding place of the elopers {i) the store, the stranger whipped out a a mys pistol and fired polnt blank at Buset |! ‘The shot went wild, but Busch was too | rifled to move and before he could |old colonial home on Eastchester road, apple with his assailant the man fired jnear Willlamsbridge. Nearby the father, tliree more shots, one of which entered | whose love for her and her brother, Liuseh's breast just below the heart. | Lamberg, a rising young Bronx lawyer, ‘chen the man turned the pistol on him: | was very marked, operated a real estate The girl lived with he vel€ and fired a shot t igh his head, office, While popular In Westchester Busch was hurried to the Wiillams- society, Miss Mapes was by no mean, rg Hospital, where he soon dled. The consi 1a beauty, according to he body of his slayer was taken to the reet station, where this note was folimd in the pocket of the dead man’s trousers Grudge Two Years Old “Wiener is a fakin. I bought a hat from him two years ago and I gave him a $i note He handed me back my | change, which had a plugged dotar in| it, CHARLES LOEFLER Newark, N friends. She Is short and pudgy. Her husband is thin and emaciated, and the would easily attract attention, their friends say, A year ago her mother died, leaving an estate valued at some thing like nO, which was divided [between "Gussie, as she is called, and her brother Hid Her Clothing. to Miss Ag npante Miss couple Wenninger. of the elop- Augusta tho According | who has been Louls Hinkel, a fellow clerk who was) ing gir) for. y standing near Busch when he was shot, | suenly comple narrowly escaped stopping two of the ing tie stop Uuilets, One of these, after penetrat- mis ing a number of hat-boxes, grazed | iuit caeew to Hinkel's coat sleeve, and another) a» at teast a m whizzed so close to his head that he! 4) pease four thought he had been hit TAN | wi and Miss M xcreaming from the store. Aatalt-o2 (hole w Mr. Weiner, when questioned by the | tein of a month. yotice, said he could nut recall ever! io: taxen into having seen the man who did the shoot | tie gir had entered Ing before. The new hat he wore, he! yes, lov sald, was not pure Charles Baxter, a youn, e Enough wearing taken from he appare ame in 1 honeymoon fow- had dideussed every nd ¢ 3 Wenninger confides ein the secret we and thel ® Mis was until vont is. friend, West ased at his store ————> nesier Fy mechanic, ‘Then she sald to Miss Wen STORM WARNING ISSUED, ainger i “Might as well tell vou, Agnes, Billy Kad Wenther Due on Coast Fro tl fare ty be married to-night | Father opposes it, so that we t Jacksonville to New York, ranged to be married and go awa \ despatch from Washington says T love Billy eo inuch © « southwest storm warnings were ordered | be without hin niger: “Won't A month displayed at 10.40 A, M. along the Atlan. | Come to Hoboken and | tess tie Cosst, from Jacksonville to New The girls, Howell and Baxter tos ORK. In getting across the h The storm over Kast Mixsourt wii)! rove eastward, High south to east! a winds will shift to westerly to-morrow (Continued on Second Page) » father In an} er plans before tak: [ I i FLOPING BRIDE KINGOCN GOULD “CAUGHT IN BOGUS NLP, SUCCEEDS “LTHNET PLOT. STUYVESANT FH Wife of Torrens, Alleged Chief Boy of Twenty-two Years Is in Swindle, Married Him | Elected Director of Great After Sensational Chase, | Railroad. FOUR PRISONERS HELD. | TRAINED FROM INFANCY. Detained for 48 Hours Whilz ng Course at Colum-| I Hlice ras ate a o ' | Police Investigate the hia Only Part of Preparation | Ticket Sche ; | Ticket Scheme. for His Career, Engineeri One of the prettlest women that has Sinead: vuld, the twenty-tw heen 1 eked np In the Tombs of recent) a4 son of George J. Gould, was elected cars was taken (here to-day, @ prl8-) 0, the Board of Directors of the Mis- eharecoeyn ht ang ok sourl Pacit'e Ratlway Company to-day sang who planned, by means of bORUS) at the annual meeting In St. Louis, He | HE RUE vorouigh WIth | sccoeds to the vacancy created by the MEcOUntSEsCLE SHEN resignation of Stuyvesant Fish from the Liekets | Missouri! Pacific directorate, just after was Mrs. Helen Te0-/ 11,4 yee stockholders meeting, a year a bride of less than A) 10 the vacancy made by Mr. Fish's ut he was arrested’ last MIEN) trement was left open until now: sband, Henry J. Torrens.) a0. pish's voluntary retirement trom married last September! tne ytissourl Preifle directorate was exciting elopement. After the regarded In Wall street at the time of couple walked Into a trap which had| {ts occurrence as significant of his frat for hare thesia one ot aided thelr flat at No, 156 Wrest lee eeumiantien wears E. Higinien Vorty-fourth street, and ecized a lot and Mr. Fish over the control of the Ilinols Central. ofd und about 15,000 of the = t slips, whic n- | : Tern eA ae Trained for His Career. in a or two would have got into| ation. Three other arrests fol-| George J. Gould has trained his son, | ke two last night and one this | almost from Infancy, to become 4 pt tical railroad man, and especially a MU: sour! Pacific man, The geography les- sons of the Gould boys tn the G home at Georgian Court ed to concenrtation on the territory traversed by the Gould lines. Eevpt, for Instance, was @ country so far from Touls, yieldin and such prod- ful in the Un States and e in the Southwest, reached bu d sugh row 5. Tried to Stop Elopement. \ Young M elghteen is a litt black ey ually hi, da Torrens says she Is onty ts 04, and she looks ft eraceful brunette w Her skirts are w to show a b fully seemed perfectly at wer arraignment with the to-day. nly daughter of a retired were all di- Ng 4 | | ease J other suspr She is th merchant named Leopold, and until rned pers of stich) and auch’) na the time she ran away with Torrens | ‘re Tesarding exports and Imports, fast fall she lived wlth her father at| Bot! Kingdon Gould and his brother, | a hotel tn Fourth avenue, Old Mr,| When they loft home for thelr collegiate | Leopold objected to the match, dis. ‘DIN, speclalized In engineering, | trusting his prospective son-in-law, and Kingdon Gould was an enthusiastic he tried to stop the elopement, But sman at Columbla, Early tn his rsa a sophomo! ment committee” under “entertain: | yok to kidnap} Ing up the class He the girl was married to T ens in the | Jeftersor Market Court, after a chase wit many spectacular features that Him by way of | | the newspapers made a big story of it, | dinner, of The secret service ine borough Rapid T sit € | covered that bo | used and sold at reduced prices. About) He j cen days ago numerous counterfeits last | were found In the chopped up tickets from the One Hun Forty-ninth | Street stations of both the subway and | the elevated roads, ‘and H. J. Deakey,| who |s at the head of the Interborough | 8 t serv ives into that | neighborhood to investigate Found on Sale at “Club,” The detectives weren't long in find- | | ing that tiekets could be purchased for | | two and one-half cents apiece in a| club” near Third ayenue and One Hun-| yania Legislators, dred and Forty-ninth street if 100 were! iraRRISRURG, Pa. March @—George bought in a lump, or at Ollver, of Pittsburg, was to-day lots of 1,000 were taken the joint caucus as the Re- whic he was treasurer. er shots any dis- re being | com ag great and his college myeh troubled thereafter. atied to graduate with his class 1 since then has railroading and min- and in Mexico a GEORGE T. OLIVER SUCCEEDS} wNOX IN THE SENATE, | tickets we e was de red i fee, sent dete His Choice Almost Unanimous at Joint Caucus of Pennsyl- two cents if Other “clubs” named by n Harlem and the Bronx also had Mar eanuhiele: toh) United tates Ickets or. sale Senator to fill the unexpired term. of | Torrens, the detectives say, was tn phitander C. Knox, who resigned last | met ablaze, was attll bu | had no hat Lily ever be discovered, for ry confidential to-day. week to become | President Taft's ¢ Two hundred ani etar hinet four of the 212 of State tn suspictor Re- | became publicans in the General Assembly at- He stolaithe jsecrets servic! tended the us. ‘The vote for Sen- {he belleved there were ar tor was: George T. Oliver, 209; James in the business, that arlet, Danville, Henry C. Niles, it only York, |. The nomination was made inanimous > MRS, MACKAY PLEADS -| WITH HUGHES FOR BALLOT. | Makes Pers money \iams street His wife arrested ax tlie The tlekets found In t Tor nal Appeal to Goyer rooms in West rty-fou street! nor for His Aid in Furthering arked “The Interurban Rapid Company,” and not The Ine end s sald a it he hadn't nk was too light on them to tale => +2 ‘The World's Travet Buren, | Second Area New Pulltzer Dy eee This difference rst attracte ate Evolution of Baseball," by on of t flelala to. th s | Bozeman Bulger, begins in The Evon- hi were | ing World on Ssturday, March 13. The acries covors every phase of the great eational game. Michel a am Rube (Gontinued pp Second Page) ne LD, TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 1909. DOG BITES SEV MAD DOG BITES CHILDREN A DIVORCEFORRUTHBRYA che “Circulation Books Open to All.” | Now It’s the Waistline to the Knees In Addition to the Bucket Hat CHICAGO, March 9.—The annual exhibition of the dressmakers’ con: ‘vention, which begins here to-morrow, will be signalized by important edicts | over sea and eov- ,dooming the Directoire gown and kindred styles and indorsing costumes of | he grabbed at it because he feared for his own life, and that when the the tenth, eleventh, twelfth and fifteenth centuries. The “waistline,” {t is announced, will be near the knees, which means that there will be no such thing as a waistline, ERAN DAUGHTER PERSONS IN RACE. GRANTED DIVORCE TROUGHSTREETS, FOR NOMSUPPORT | Six Victims or Collie’s Teeth) Ruth Bryan Leavitt and Her Are Children; Animal Mother Testify Husband Is Watched. Failed to Support Her. The Newark police received reports to) LINCOLN, Neb, Mepeh 9—Ruth day of seven persons who were bitten | pevan poavitt, eldest daughter of Will: by a collie dog that was running amuck jam J. Bryan, was this” afternoon along Mott street, Newark, last niBht| ranted a divorce from W. H. Leavitt All but one of the victims are children. sire Qeayit and her mother appeared The dog, whieh returned to the home 4, tne court of Judge Cornish and both ° | “ Circulation Books Open to Al ! MURDER HM UMGDEN SHEARS. +$-—_—_—_—— Four Men Held Revolver When Broker Suydam Was Mortally Shot During Scuffle in Office, Says Prisoner. START 10 NEVER SAW WEAPON THAT ENDED LIFE OF HIS DEBTOR. Jumped Upon, He Asserts, on Enteriag rlace } to Demand Money Long Due Him— State’s Witnesses Aid Claim Set Up by Defense. A plea in defense that Broker’Harry B, Suydam, whom he shot and killed at No, 39 Broad street on Dec. 19 last, attempted, with the aid of two other men, to kill him and was mortally shot in the scuffle, was ad- vanced to-day by John C, Lumsden, on trial before Judge Malone, in the Court of General Sessions. Lumsden swore that the revolver with which the shooting was done did not belong to him, and that Suydam, George Downs and a man named Collins jumped o him in Suydam’s {office and tried to kill him in pursuance of a plot. He swore that he first saw the revolver in the hand of Downs, that \shots were fired he did not pull the trigger to his knowledge. All the | four engaged in the struggle, he said, had their hands on the revolver. ‘ Altogether it was a good day for, tones were distinct and well modulated. Lumsden, Witnesses for the prosecu-| "I went to Mr. Suydam's office on tlon gave testimony tending to estab- this day,” he began, “and found Collins lish the truth of Lumsden’s declaration | Meyers, the offtce boy, and Suydam that he was attacked In Suydam’s" | thore As T came tn, Suydam turned office before the shooting, Testimony | toward me and motioned me to follow was offered to show that he was badly | yim {nto the hall. I did go, and while beaten in tho souffle, that his collar | we were outside the door Downs came and necktie were torn off and that his |, toalp was lecerated, “What do you want?! Suydam asked, Broker Owed Him Money. LT showed him the notes and replied, Tt was established that Lumsden was! yon know what T want.’ He replied: entitled to money from Suydam that yoy remember what I told you the last he had been put off with promises aN tine you came here with those notes?’ that he had, at the tlme of the shoot-/ 1 giiq. yes and I also told him that T Ing a pawnticket showing that he had Intended to go with them to the Dis- pledged a revolver for $2.8) He syars triet-Attorney's offi unless I got the this was the only revolver he owned, $1,200 that he and J bs owed me. which leaves the Inference, Dressed a eee ete a ine ie naear of the defense, that the revolver from) i. uh market,’ T sald, and this T which the fatal ehot was fired, was in u ont i Suydam's office when Lumsden reached | (NN Ste annOs) Mii a and there. dette - ne ot th etre of the dy’ me] fone im ens, Supt fs the placing on the wit | cen i the prosecution, of the | Dead: at the same time calling to Downs , ratty | to Bet me and get my gun, T had no widow of Suydam pis a very pretty | Spe ENN women and waa dressed In deep mourn-| SU» but Downs, nevertheless, put his i IRealitant Note | hand in my coat pocket and drew forth ng. sta > Jattempted to. pr ugh a pistol Being Thesbled: |mony that a bullet handed to her + “Suydam ized it and T was thrown 1 on Street Hospit uy yer husband In Hudson Seed could see annoy (he nd cut i ty back, 4 off y of Sts owner after spreading terror) aneged that Leavitt had not contributed | before his death was the same wh eerste was fired. W a Mr. Collins | ighborhooe s ken A reviously ber entitle a Ss 2 : through a neighborhood, was taken! is te support of his wife. had previously been Hey bent over me, the pistol was tn my charge of to-day by the humane soclety | sphore was no defense. Mrs, Leavite | Coroner's ay Hany Ae UALS Wie |han. Downs had kicked me about the 7 Phaites | Suydam's Ife. ead and body. as 8 ‘ and will be held ten daya for observa-| was granted the custody of the two] eee stead questions over |" a and body, Twas given an awful Won sete Ree apiteated|sat children, > objections from Counsellor Fitzgerald ee caused the broke cation of rables so far. an ornare of the defense, until the intent of the | ee The collie {s Iam i 3 pl Then the test sar eae ; ey Waer, of No when JEFFRIES HALED TO COURT, | prosecution was 5 H ordered | AS Suydam struck me I jumped back mony of Mrs. dam land my elbow broke the glass in the | she let It out last night It.raced up and —_ Irtcken (rom the record, and she was! 4s, down the street, snapping and bitin Must Explain Why He ta Dolns! ccoused from the stand, the court hold- |". lefendant identified a badly solled every leg within reac James M F rab Jing that her evidence was superfluous acuta Weane ‘Ty Loughlin, twe even years old, ) nluwfal Boxing. Cg a BONFIFATGUaarent nd much erea 10 Bowery, was the only adult Capain Reidy, of the West sixty | Stange yey, ideeathoriinintle Hone LenS He wa left arm tn mH digniny Maltaec, calstions, vancured tron The pros ose 1 ft 8! to get s anima , Fe ‘i © incon Mr tiie children. were bitten: Magistrate Ha e West Side an {, Court to-day a4 summons for James J Wo Jeffios and hie bextag partner, Saume Be to explain to-morrow morning | ! t ; « why the former cham uy plo Wing an tintaw y ful boxing matoh at each performance | * BS of Itianes'« I Square ‘The Juitrle “ the Hh 1 q \ it told the slight ‘ show his Honor t e ston “A ss NO DRUMS IN TIM 1 ha age as : Downs Had Pistol A ry arins * iMr Ha M _> i nine mar DP vot ASPENS TU MEN EAE Misc! i f and in Wartime Wid Become combatayia St debe Ly ge.cas anu gh 6, 200-dm0 WY. did 5.868 y. th