The evening world. Newspaper, March 16, 1909, Page 1

Wwaaeonarnm /!. aowanuee ae caw eA, Oo . NAL Fl esuLT EDITION GREEN EDITION BU gL BRIDGE GIRDER INTO. RNER: WORKMEN DANGLE FROM CABLES. EA | 20-Ton Steel Beam Crass RG B | j $100,000,000 DEFICIT, WORE HANDSOME GO\YN | Through Platform as y | Revision of Schedules Must In-) Refused to Tell Anything About | START IN AUTO Sure Revenues to Refill | Treasury Coffers, | si | WASHINGTON, March 16—Presidont | | Convicted Wife of Stage Man-| Tatt’s frst_m President used just 431 words in f , in to-day, was a surprise in {te brevity. | ager Allowed to Ride With | j calling extraordinary of Husband and Baby, 4 | Congress, declaring for a revision of “Circulation Books Open to All,” CH 16, 1909, SSE} T. “Circulation Books Open to All.” TUESD TTS WESIGE_ATE ER LET ES ASTON RADE TR BLL 1S SPL resident Tells Congress Coun- | Woman Foils Detective try’s Business Demands | = Court Seeking Clue to Speedy Action. Her Identity. ECUENTRG ASTOR MILLIONARE AYS A VIRGINIA WIFE BEATE PRICE ONE CEN in John Armstrong Chanier, Who Shot Man Who Aitacked Him. Attacked by Employee, He Shoots| Him Down After Woman Had Fled From Husband to Ask Protection. IS INSANE IN NEW YORK, BUT SANE IN VIRGINIA. GRIP SAVES TWO LIVES. Herself and Gave Name Jane Dugan. Builders, Knocked From Feet, Cling to Suspenders Until Rescued. A strikingly gowned woman stood be | fore Magistrate Moss in Jefferson Mar | ket Court to-day and ate four lotters sage to Congrese, sent | and some other papers which she car- | ried tn her hand-bag when Detective Wall attempted to learn her Identity by examining its contents. She raved and gesticulated wildly and rereamed A ates! floor beam @ “bottom chord fons, broke Io: fork at the Mf shnleallse ener an session | Escaped From Bloomingdale, Where Family i Had Him Incarcerated, and Had Southern weighing twenty se from tue con an | the tariff and giving his reason there: | Pray hamalanteeaectir th nhatian end of the new | Although she didn't secure all the| Manhattan Bridga this afternoon, It SPeclal favors that fell to the dls-|¢9 for, Senators and Congressmen so used i, [to the voluminous Roosevelt mes-| ‘rou can't learn my name, ; in lash, |Parred lawyer Abe Tummel when he! sages, received the document aa a wel. |{t would diegrase my hushare oo Fil to the river with a mighty splash, \ recet ! | It wou race my | bi P Phich threw spray ffty feet In the air, |went over the same route, Mrs, Mar-| come relief, It took scarce half an hour 1 won't tell you. Call me Jane, eall m Courts Pass on Mental Condition— No Itves were lost, for which t el garet Teal, the wife of Ben Teal, the] tor its reading in both houses, and at) 2PYthIng, you want to-lock me up, borkers, James Carroll and Jain fer, employed by ‘Te fontractars, are devo’ hurry up!’ A commotion followed the arralen- ment of the woman, She had been a sted In a Sixth avenue department Store by Detective Wall. Auto vellings Once Husband of Amelie Rives. “istage director, was permitted to-day «& the ly grateful, They ere so shaken by their experience that ay had to be assisted by other work- en down to the street, and they quit Fork for the day. Only ther own quick | its and strong arms saved them from Htowing the great beam to the rive Only yesterday two workmen, Farley were quick to compare it with Roose. | jto start in a taxicab for Blackwell's | velt's first message, sent tn on Dec, 4.) Island, where she pegan the sentence} !¥ whtch was of more than 17,0%0| | words and required two and a halt of one year in the Penitentiary, which hours in the reading. and silks to the value of $10 were found Judge Malone imposed after a General] President Taft's message in full was stuffed In the handgrip. She admitted Sesstons jury had convicted her of at- as) roll oga) [stealing them in the store, but reftised |tempted suhornation of per y in, Re eae and House of Repre- | apaniutely to Rive her name or address. |Geuiavarverseret thummanean it aks (tiatateney ePaalieetceerren tre crete, UPLEApEre CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va., March 16.—John Armstrong Chaloner, is 4 brother of Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler, of New York, ithe Astor family, shot and. killed an Englis fevening. and a member of hman named Gillard fast a ul veay rere pied beacause tron While tt is not customary to handoum | extra Geri fh order ees itt eee aia mee feats rat It is understood that Gillard, who was in the employ of Chaloner, | f h . give Immediate consideration to the ‘!! eee att . ela) . me jo of the Manhattan pier, ninety | women Prisoners in faeta therm te tea |feviston of the Dingley Taritt act, Con. Maaistrate tnok « hand at questioning |had heen beating his wife, who ran to “Merry Mills,” the Chaloner country to the street. Information that | /sland, t are ordinarily transporter jditions affecting production, manufac. Her, but her Mps closed tight and abe ; if tre had Deen azother accident caused |!” the “Biaok alaria’ from the ZOU OL ireland Glainenall generally i havowae' | stood (a iveeniite Pitiful spectacte pe. |Home, for protection, } ‘" harith corrections pler 7 . . A great crowd to gather along the, sila saallen colle - changed in the last twelve years as to fore the curlous eyes of a hundred Chaloner, hearing a commotion i ini 0 A . hater front. Among the yn who | at Twenty-aisth and Reapers TART AN LIE Co GI Ie oe j § 4 commotion in the dining room, hastened down. | rT N policemen. | ckwell's on one of the city policemen, | jame were the wives of many workmen the Import d Then alert # imposed by that act, the ‘detective tried to take her | tits, Whereupon he was attacked by his assailant, \ reat it nena. bole ee es Shown Many Favors. ans iaeth SeitererGaTeneR seer tae neuraved this evidence! Gillard came to this country two years ago from England, and less | M enamel iv iG eon eOa Rot ES. er identity by swallowing them, | ’ A ate ‘ é wh h persuading them that no lives had But Beenie ot the, Prominen Of revenue, does not furnish Income enough) “You know that It is neceaary 1, (tan & year ago applied at “Merry Mills” for work. He had a wife and ! heen Ce rt PR aee Mrs. s lacie cur ca elt horney the sulnen as ae b oo pans tahUless Papers,” politely |seven children, Chaloner gave him employment on the farm. Gillard h MST , eficit. | insisted Chtef Clerk Charles Crowley . f ( F u ‘ The great steel beam which fell wns| Notable exceptions were made in her | & $ A wee oo camara! eae aan hee hae na ar Was said to have been addicted to drink, and on Several occasions he had “ eer tof the | case, aly ine mary yp 5 z hye ” a * ling Eile Discs tol form ern 7854 cb th cabaeen tramlmato Gide GEN ees the current heerlen pearl in of far more im-| exhibited a violent temper. It is understood that but for the fact that | etmanent roa iraadyaninimaeal (ont | suaritral Delchantsiandldellmani venue it l{leealnvaatiell Rentateabeutestt thinge? Good God, Ir rona ne tet? Gillard had a large family hi Fale riscea sare aie her from the women's Wing of the| ‘The successful patty In the late elec- food God, if T could only step = s tour holsting engines with derricks are| forking out toward the middie of the fver on a false floor of planking. Avinging the bea to place. The cable winding barrel of one of the i S services would have been dispensed with Ais by Caloner long ago, | “We have no desire to ae oO el I © have no desire to lock you in @ Chaloner has been held sane by the courts cell and may be able to send for your), t * times déclared insane in New York State, ates of relatives or friends,” stated Detect suspen- Wall | Tombs and led her through the rear/|tion is pledged to a revision of the [Rate into Lafayette street, which was |tariff, ‘The country and the busin comparatively deserted. She was quiet |Community especially expect It. but pale and trembling violently, A pect of & change in the big closed automobile was waiting with import duties always caus here, although several lattan When the derrick boom snapped and he big machine came cracking down “In my inaugural address I stated in a summary way the principles which, in same changed recently by a court edict, because of a long series of virulent large. One of Xperts declared, , rat t a ‘ th 3 One of Chanler's eccentricities was Wa THB ry 1s mind, His relatives, eouvin at thou Holaiaeltbned sche dere On te Not ne | Mr, Teal and a nurse with the Teal *!on or halt in business because of the To Save Her Friends, I= S was to have his name changed to | ecHirre ai ‘ ae a Ine caused the derrick boom e He lrsy Uncertainty as to the changes to | “No, no, 1 say no," ane rereamea | Chaloner, jhe wag themes ae ie ; han ire, 5 : : : 4s } f atl : iv he s » comn ish nh ! pipers ands with Ue mise Merrick, the| The deputies with thelr prisoner en-|miade and| thelr effect, It le therefore loudly. “Clamp me in prison, you re Wane eine adem tia oat vow PPR AL etl secon neucetanan | tavad U nau car owiishileeuniliter the jor the highest importance that the new fiends, lock me up, Tet me be known as abhiaitye CHiN Shae ie tuba’ Lewis ) Fhole mass of machinery was snapped | tered rate at E “ifty. | Dill should be agreed upon and passed Jane, just Jane Dues, pea ee ee en ise GRE Tae i i ing. | Private municipal pler at East Fifty. nebDugahiiandiniace cen p i ‘ ee (here ceni cern roual an papi Second street, Mrs, ‘Teal alternately [With as much speed as possibie con- No home’ on your blotter, and’— empes, uous areer 0. an er, Chanleresands: ACU re atl o nil ee the hoisting cable dropped an De ltcaresbeaitherentialana wept during her | ‘Stent with its due and thorough con- Mere she beean to writhe age Th F ht He d 1 . ousin, Joined tn ¢ tition to have him! s and te r q hwenty tons of steel hurled down to the ith hy hertntt cout tay ts CEE i Le sh Agony and was gently led away oug ar (4) Be at Liberty Here (judged) insan her brot! ee a 1 vi | Po, ons ve de t “ ? isters of Chante nined tacit Ss dl OULe iver and was gone. had been [console her as rhe parted from him at Cheat Sar cecal the lens Otlerowdal wha ned eal John Armatrong Chaioner, as he is) brought nd the sh ha et But Carrol and Harper had n the pler and went aboard a city boat, | Present to be an extraordinary occasion, in the court-room, Maxlatrataliatara . }Prought In this state by Chanler to | © app ieatton d sijusting the beam to eye-bar faste! | % é within the meaning of the Constitution, was forced to hold her in $900 for tr known In Virginia, {8 really John Arm- ¢S8tavlish Als sanity from a legal stand- | k » ! u jt the bottom of the hanging steel sore Then Only Routine. jeueueeiag and requiring the calling of pee iis al strong Chanler, a member of the Chan- PRt expert evidence haw haan madtees ‘i ie ; . y MN special favors ceased for her as|an extra session. ey} Ls J to show that he is an Incurahl, h 2 ! 1 the oe bhich are to suspend the roadway from | | ‘ f the better clams, Hert rele we 1 i n incurable para-|vho knew him 1 , he main cables that swing from Man-| soon as she reached the Island. She | Consider Only Tariff, Wbsrally decorates ne eeneels we ej ler family of this State. He had his nolac and a dangerous weeceaeyey Care| SUtor Mngt. | Hite to Brooklyn over the river. went through the forms that every | jewels and he ears bore handsome diamonds was @ splendid sample his hallucinations, the was that his stomach and he nn im to this ety reked Up as a prisoner must pass through there. Her handsome clothing was taken from her Her hat of the new Int Ra dvadleriaheiaanveaieeraneasoens my Teen e a HD of ths tart) verted peach basket effect and her gown !¢gal controverstes In which he has en- ae Leyden jar and a his body was) .: was not necessary to xo thre ty f tal: Loo) dal he had b iy ath should proceed, and indicated at least’) ‘ : | er case which become tar- Al red tape now provided t iver them the plank false work s ani } Wee nat ret tn the latest tashton, She! gaged with the members of hie family, At the time of mitment to Is though It tad been hit by « thirteen- and assigned a cell and dining-room one new. source ot Fecenae hte might | was not more than thirty-five yeare 511 Halts : Ro Mprominentnl in Thies | nished through lack of care, }rnan to a madt RSET UTR ee See ee eH de heh shell. | number she was required to put on the | be properly resorted to in order to avola has large brown eyes and a cleat com, Aeraily, | Had X-Ray Eyes, He Said. | tmself in Bloomingdale after some ex-, Bloomingdale Quick Grip Saved Them. | “ordinary penitentiary garb consisting ja future deflelt, It is not necessary tor |stexion. Her hatr ts brunette, and when) itm ad ' Another of his ; jpertence In private institutions ed they feare The whole elgantic pler shivered. ‘The | Of Yarn stockings, coarse shoes and al me to repeat what I then eel lshetepeke He Arst came into ~sominence when hallucinations was je wi \ | | his property. on her voice was round ; that he had X-ray ey, He remained in f P nearly ¥ (fect, and the | SHapeless wrapper-iike garment of | "J venture to suggest that the vital lonant. and rea he married Amelie Rives, the Sulhoress | aT RLS eee (0 ralte veara ease ner, 1060, |to break the ba ee hen were bounced off thelr fect, [atriped bed ticking, This she must | business interests of the country require | —_—_e Nilo wrote “The Quick or the Dead. ee cere Pen Ai et Sy Call the simple expedient g to the [ Valles ed out from under them [222 i | divi (ing a great deal in his tol SR Redon 2 » be 8 fanblae degrped cut dro Siena Chetal ac crontiatslial sensed |that the attention of the Congress. in| SHIM) CHET AMtee ceeds Rea CONE Ott A | Ranctecran eerie | CHICA Elatiaraliruei ih at toaeatel et PRB UTICA CGH Critel| MRED ECEIEZ) Gio enmity clkiineie chietly devoted to the| oe Bes bere nie omens) ae) Ecinee | framing up an arraignment or tee | vourding & tran to ty. FP ‘ t eh) eare wae t an | Signed to do washing or cooking or put. consideratic the new tariff bill, and , fy ie y ne | sear prior h prat * aut hg there until their fellow workmen tie ee oti W aeer A Fae ihe tige reel 1S olnee ative 1 | Chanter was accused of mental incomn- unary laws of the State of New York, ia ake Gainer ata the rulboneroeOhahiees Franledfoutsonsthoawresked (plAattorm) iirivara ah vouanentiiati Nts Teal might be jects of legislation in this session the 7, peteney by his relatives and was de- Which would result n thatr amendment | an atlendant t Ui) GED) OS EAE 8) GIEARLS CHD ey circ G4 las Tate Attendant, (better for the country tlared Insane by the courts of this He has published numerous poema and {U¢ #" ! i Jiankw on which they could crawl back | Nitty the work le lighter than in the (Signed) WILLIAM H. TAFT, State, He was tncarecerated tn various critical essays and contemplated the | Sane in Virginia » safety. U laundry or sewing room. "The White House, March 16, 1509."" 4000 DAY WOR insane asylums, Including Bloomingdale, | establishment of A quarterly review to When Chanler’s relatives heard hye i. gray, Both men were helpless from fright, | aero semi Tariff Bill To-Morrow, from which Institution he eacaped sev Voted to Mterary and artistic criti. | was at large tiey set a rat te nce they found firm planking under RCE Ctat teary died Gy as ed eral years ago, tectives on his trat!, but no tra pat ; .eir feet again, and had to be ne MILLIONAIRE DIES. Pessina recilii ee inthedueedlonarieee } Making he may ti Vieginia, where he ‘banter has never healtated to attack | be ft ot Me He had not st erat she own from the structure, ———_ Tu eareen| i era ae Neen) Dee ei eatey Chanler, brought /his relatives tn hie attempts to remove | New York, but ha gone to Phil ‘ld aes Scar |Menry Timken, Western Capltalint, Hee ut committees a8 announced fol-) Burch Shows Up Well and terat Proceedings to have himself Ae: |the stain of Insanity from Nis name fe | Dhia inn erro ‘ | Stricken In Calffornia, Sileae Tha Sai D ose | (Peruread teins clared sane, In this he was successful so!s State. He Acoused Winthrop a | There le remained six months, ait Quick BILL RAISING JEROME’S PAY OE een plese Pe (Penn) New Catcher Marshall ia virginia, bre mane failed in every ‘‘hanier and Lewis Stuyvesant Chanier, | walking abroad ever ut fear e Deal, Chane SAN DIE } = ger s npt to have the New York courts nis brothers, of eoncn molestation. Whit ; £,| £8 DIEGO, i, Maroh —Heney | nit a, Mo), Fitagerald ein i | Nase ei | i ] LES, wn millionaire car- Wave Anu) Meaneseavra ts ‘i F .ooks the Goods, vcognize his mental responsibility, © «> an ineane asylum in order that t ted , ¢ hat ge manufacturer and capitalist of § OTs Naat ona Des Dal that he has been considered n nlght get hold of me close frle e x ALBANY, March 16.—Senator Brady's [owls and Canton, O., died suddenly OMe Ttiloe Neednene ye lh Pires ases Inis State ever since his the has alleged a a. and x area (a Jill, tnereasing the salary of the Dis. s ee Te See a eae Land A ; iSpecial to The Evening W |ment and could not ente 9 his relatives we by | \s Plet-Attorney of New York from $1209 ‘8! > CRATER ea ‘ JACKSON VIL Fla, M lof the State under pain 4} Chanter is a ut : jo $16,000 a year, was the subject of ! ha re z ; months ago, tet e y um, jcommitment as an insane persor Astor, ar ‘ Nes raat ih Ui Ae te lay, leis a lerwo . Hi Asked for More Money Sent to Bloomingdale i H att : ft velng perries Abundant—Much Lower, |° MI | | Ard) Two days ago Chanter, calling him Chanter was bor we _ . B and Howes especially tine—grocers.s,e | ndited. t ty An A848 | sei¢ Chaloner, appeared seven Voata kde, WAG \ “i e ENB Smee a : . a eS autho ‘ © lCourt in this city iGimla Canal \ecs Chaniee ENTITLED TO ONE ORUNK, OOP poarne [tor an increase e HEAR GREAT, ¥ move | [Ruteesie minority 281 $10,000 a year attowe f Mat the bar, enkuging hunsel! niore wit reedom fro a dog nee H Bie Moeratle side that he needed at east $13.0 Cyeehateh e wen ates a the 5 rested { cementanratle al u Beene at he needed at east $15.00 Sai var REET i: n mG : wes a Speaker ¢ D Star ; In 1885 er oma \ a6, havalthat iy ipod ' bringing ii Anh} pplica i , a THE WORLD will pay a reward of $1,009 for rye of . ‘ aa lege i information that will lead to the Geiection, arrest and fiineagw ino vith ' tals \ atte ' ra ; conviction of the man or men responsib'c tor the murder |); saghtete free andt bh ‘sed | Thomas Joters ey d ely . i and of Police Lieutenant Joseph Petcosino, in Palermo, The:Worli's Travel Bureay, —|!5 800 aoa ger on Gand pune Pree per fiver mires diner , ecied | atter the cha Tewalizes as: at 4 Second cade i New Vuiitaes bla wid a le 0 ne | NOMIne absolute 4 ve L. , LJ Sicily, on Friday evening, March 52, | mpaiok chat Graata 12, "0° the ts anys tet up it wou 4 ee eraleries QUAL GARBAI NE MOu sat vl ame gi gga p with — Be wath at trav 2 Jar pragtice 100k instes! Imyevery proveadipg wat bas began | #t Lene ky venagn 6; E 4 have pesmmab deaat eoven—! a re | te