The evening world. Newspaper, January 18, 1911, Page 5

NEO MOS SUDDENLY ENDS INSURANCE SUI PLEA BY HER LAWYER, A bill has been introduced ing license. It must be shown Can'r- 1Ve LosT MY, LICENSE: | Asks That Woman Be Not Too} Severely Judged Because of Her Testimony. | WOULDN'T 1 The trial before Judge Hough im the United States Circuit Court of the suits brought by Mme, Hattie Burchell, Di| Molse for $28,000 insurance ow the con- tents of her summer home, gle’s Nest," near Nyack, which was des- troyed by fire, came to an abrupt and; sensational end to-day, When the case » Moise was not | mE = 1 GoT- (Hic)- LICENSE. called Mme, Di Louis J. ¥ aus, her couns punced that he had Di} Molise and had advi nder | the policies to the imsurance com-| panies and abandon her claims. | “She bh surrendered the policies and there is, therefore, no reason for | proceeding with this trial, “I ask that this woman be not too harshly judged. 1 believe that there is & psychological explanation of her con- FoR THE MaKe You San? GAY DoGs-SomeE- THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1911. a Ah: aa TOR Ear eS RUN our! remain disint ng exploi tions to iis em earnings ¢ : |! Ries Gh eavicckita Be FOR HIGHER RATES nat are the | “These active op tie einpt Pm | Railroad Workers Before Come | "5.09 ot merce Board Back Employ | (shar) fe ee | , ers in Freight Price Raise, | years. ris of the | —_-— | mately 49 per cent in the last decad 250,000 JOIN IN DEMAND. | ,..,, {Higher Cost “i abt cgi | sf re | thing, more than keep paco with the T . n Pay b } se waar mncar | Ehey Get Good Pay but Want # not been & ser HAPPEN To A CARE- LESS MAN, WHEN HE EXcCke0S THE Limir rates generally have not They have learned the freight rate be ice of the commoditios tr, and they reason that ¢ is not an important face of the creased Cost of Living. More, Because In- WASHING rt ng the price PALA ky th behalf of na | | Chicago, President of the the earnin roads. It ts. the Railroad Employees and Investor concern of man to know that the | Jation. to-day wented a Netitution which em oye him is kept . rt of the p h lay be styled selfish reason- \ Mr. Morrtasey ia the chairman the adoptic the raliwaye of equip. vmittee representing the emple ment and appliances tending to th sisting Brophy, con- comfort venience and ® y of the But Home Secretary Denies * ie Mee ter ti, Choad, Ne pointed only, eos.” nied juck, locomotive engineer. T. J. Dolan im PE’ money retary-treast Brotherhood WHY NOT FOLLOW |. Further Responsibility for | of Gnicago, 1 we ‘THE FASHION OF . of the International AUTOS AND DISPLAY Sydney Street Battle. | Steam Shovel Men, also joined in th THE LICENSE CON- Scores of petitions from DALY ESTATE | IS SETTLED. ntest Ove REAL eo 7 Raltrond Contractor | i] | | rond labor were submitted to the com duct, and I say in all seriousness that THING LIKE A DOG- SPICUQU SLY 2 branches of organized tail-) 44,500,000 Arranged Out of Court. I believe she 18 to be pitied rather than LICENSE. . LONDON, Jan, 18.—Home Secretary ; Harte ig aie (Special to The Kvening World.) scorned.” A : i Wineton Churenil, who -by virtue of | mnslon advocating a MOUNT VERNON, NY Jan. 18—| ‘Mr. Nathan, counsel for the compan hoe ib Neal re Landon potions | Oe ate i | The final order of Supreme Justice ented to these. statements, Judg ora it . call Listal eta eaitie Paid $1,005,840,988 in Year, | ators autor ending the contest over | ough dismissed the Jury while absolv- I soilew aah tata “ebaklie: of idHey | 10) Deewentinig: Bhs: stalerient/dind) pets), Him Ren. Oie estate Ite by dane | sel for all blame tn the matter, : i ress tlons Mr. Mo! aid daly, railroad contractor and horseman } hg that it was plain that Mrs, | | Stre when 1,500 police were called) «nese pet! and other exp » died at M wa had not Dean: frank with. cot | | out In an effort to capture two Hounds: | were secured without vivane the Westchester cher that Mr. Vorhaus was entitied | lait h burglary and murder suspects, the i T nelude union and }at W i to-day j to be relieved of any further service to j latter holding off the police and Scots, non-union men. They rep ent the Thro} efturis of Judge Mors her in thé matt Guards for five hours before being | Mpressions of the employees siecle sonia torneys wh Judge Hough sald the discontinuance the tigation was a great relief to| him because the impression had been gaining upon him for the past two days, that the woman, whatever her moral FROM DOG'S BITE impromuse was ef kille misgint ed Mr 7‘ . 5 Morrisey "th ° , not | The Home Secretary testified in the} 1 ving made a close investigation of | inquest on the two suspects. He denied | 6 ¢inanctal situation or an analysis of | I that he directed or overrode the police | “ ing for th the rate question, are not in a posi elgg! je rate question, are not in a pos | Rein Seven arrangements, He said that he was); pass intelligently upon the { Alexander Mitchell, st suit with 1 been pend lowing ts the one of the ex- abject. | and mental condition when the act! n| —. y resp ple for pré 1 out ecutors ts allowed to resign, He gets began, “seems now to be, I won't cere Personally responsible for preventing tHe ‘nis may be technically true, but the) $9,000 aw his commissions and $14,000 tainly, but quite possibly, not wholly firemen from putting out the flames in| (iio veey have a good general idea of | for his legal fees, Mary A. Willi the at been so apparent to us te which has Neitier of the lawyers woutd discuss} Ago and Was Thought Found Near Staten Svarre and Josepty Rudgewiets, were) wiich have Impressed them in a com- | 000; Catherine Daly Butler, Mary the matter further. dead. Aside fron thls, Churchill satd | Te tonne way wien the nellet that the, DAY, lgces, and tholr atorney, David peepee. aernrg a ¢ a nol Z te with the conduc Ltioaapibi : ‘ : Welch, $50,000; W. GRAND JURY HEARS BROWER Cured of Danger. \ Island Home. ho had nothing t9 do with the conduct | rauways are entitled to greater eom-| 599, and Margaret . i. - ene. om, i} y + | After hearing Churchill and otner | Perl at each a 4 td “Tn industry in our country te here is not enough of the personal | the verdict of the Coroners ; i a ety ig (1 GF ents how: MAY ESCAPE PROSECUTION. Edward Charron, the elevon-year-old| Mifs Margaret Vaughn, thirty-five Hin died | fran | ere Roar meee, chun DE et Be Oh FAO Yat hal WOUtE ardara the. sat tlemanesiee hat Ht i | boy who was taken to Kings County | old and a member of one of the 1 by nota | Way ANd mone: th, WAleh. #0 John W. Daly \ Report That Another Indictment Is} tospitql yesterday’ afternoon trom. tis {oll familien of Staten Island, was killed and that Svarrs was suffocated |POTHOn of Hts Krass eacnings 3 «Mary Daly and Near in Robin Bank home, No. 65 Vandyke atreot, Brookly the track of the Staten Jin tne burn.ng building, ‘The killing of | CCU to labor. | Kahan sae aslo a & victim of hydrophobia, dled in con- island Rapid Transit Company between | Rudgewictz was declared to be “Jusuill- | het ; abou Wrecking. vulsions at 7 o'clock this morning. Bt. Jobn's and Maryland avenues, Rose- | @ble homicide." ‘The jury recommended | °OMt. Of thelr grows earn noth ‘Wittiam &. Brower, vice-president of| According to tle police’ the Iittie fete | ot Jonas and Maryland avenues, Rose | words it received 41 cents of every dolla Jan Five early to plead te 1 dog parently wit W the | broke the grip o: wai ke tre jing her on the{ ‘Though His Chauffeur Drove, stood firm until ’ on him then and other track. The jury that tried the sult brought | pered ‘Whitman seemed Was this sir wound that The e er saw her in the head-!py Miss Belle Wooding, trained | mueli y what he heard, and| finally to cause the ‘boy-hero's death. | ignts, but thought she jumped from! nurse ainst William I. ‘Thom and after a secret conference with the| The next victim was Luciano Lauro, ! the track in time to save her life. Miss | Suprome Court Justice Townsend Scud-| curt Gamantea £0) Une lower RESrs, aged ten, of No, 16) Conover street. | Vaughn's brother heard that a Woman der for injuries she received in an The District-Attorney’s office was that high would Indl t- of the another official be handed onfident nt against a Robin bank chain down to-morrow. to-day away | nue station followed [shot It to death, ‘The head w to the Research Labaratory lard Park Hospital to be next day word came back that undoub' had rabies. Following the custom, once wrote to the parents of t in structing them to # fellows to the Pasteur for treat The letter for th ple went to the wrong was returned, A pate the “PHONE INSPECTOR” THIEF, More Than a Come 18 Robheries on There is a spurlous te busily robbing thy one inspector telephons p! boys nes ttle on sof the ARR and There | he eighth for him tred complaint tations arc ) CARUS3'S PIANIST OIES. It i } n Retlev Hospital last night vn | for twenty days a 4, spinal meningitis He was injured in an dedot Weed Muwaed & | nig ac nt some time ago and inflamma. | ty Hl die had a.th-uity tn pre | ft the envelopins . ot | times he could not eat or dring ana ay marrow teu! was | left Wrist, where he nad bees bitren, taken tv the hospital last Saturday from | fan WO ewell. Yesterday his cord) his home, No. 47 Fast Twenty-second | 10" ». William J. at, He wave as tile beat friend Otto) CaUMAD Wes called. He seid she boy » Pb musician, of No. 227 Bast , W&8 suffering from hydrophob:1 and ad+ SN eae te atreat VAS") vised his immediate removal to the >os- eusanle | wa entyefive years old pital By the time the boy reached the ‘ en ori Males antes Caraa> , Hospital he was past ail human aid, % " ——>__— When the tenor Wen re practisin, | BIG BELL SILENCED. ay R The big bell, which for the past for SXINGTON, M. Ves da J 18.-Wilbkm | year hed been In use in the Roge a Hele He ON Walker, fis “| , Lovomotive Works, Paterson, N. J., to iff op @ Dake Huecn ice foe} Waele ine "Mine ko starr Tand aul ued wd an Was sent Lauro family » What to s entivey dis fellow foun ted do. the ited learned, so tar a yet a physician 1oWN no Signs of being has never had ¢ service | he has The The maid glitter of watched him tak which he did must trace the w Charles secure ms Fitzpatrick us. and the Fits; Hy trick boy She followed hi time and he went away Saturday he was back. satisfied that he him. watch charged days. as cured after The maid was Noright and did he deft. the mond rings were om. Att 10Us not wate two gold ther on th Edward was tasen to Long is loge Hospital by his Sherbert, but the do his wounds w then to pfather, 8 there We do: hot & the boy t tous. Paso is blended to suit the America | HOLEPROOF HOSIERY CO, 704 Fourth St, Mivaskse, Wis, were ad work, will no o heard, It has! Palate, Sold only in nein J | ‘Tewpico Nows Cy., B, A. City of Mexico, Agonts for Mexican Kepublic \ ¢ yesterday morning, were ves sold to als of Midland | py es. A pound of “Salada” carly to Ad takaneia. Port STOR | Eerie tire Te eh Menten | Dackages: A dda” | 9 tug Hardin on the tug Diver, T | ing it has begun, It is said ter reporting the rescue, went bac | bell will be placed tn some conspicuous seek the ten life savers who went ad itt | place at Midland Park and@ will be put erday attempting (0 rescue the {nto service and rung hour? so that valicors, but after the tug left the life | residents will always know the hour sached shore vriald lor ine day or aight. Saved Playmates Tr Two Months The dog bit him on the leg as it ran A patrolman from the Hamburg ave- the animal and of the Wile vssected, The | the polfce fathers of Edward Charron and were prompt the proper treatment for their Treated and Discharged. Body of Miss Margaret Vaughn | the Sidney street retreat until it was known that the two desperadoes, F, John W. D Pita executors, 8! industrial conditions in our country and | daughter, gets $102,000 ey ha a son and one of t » observed signs and conditt that the Government adopt more rin- i Awa oe bank. ‘The ratlroad company admitted | earned by the railways armory he Jooeph G, Robin's Northern Bank, who vad oe With a acrifice to hls) today that an cast Jound. train struck | 86a regulations regarding the adima | “Ted Cannot Deny Right ft Action Moree was Indicted iast week for his connm-| OWN bravery. th a group of his Police ¥ I sion of aliens. 3 iding © n ia Miss Vaugh at 8.90 o'clock last night, } fA : jedi thi bh er here uilding contained four #!0. es tion with the looting of that property, mates he was playing in front of theliut that ithe engineer did not know it] Churchill's explanation 17 deemed im-|_ “It ts estimated that labor will get 4h aaaition to the company's quarters went before the Grand Jury to-day as) Visitation School on Van Brant street {1 Miss Vaugn' ay was found to-| portant in view of the fact that Par- $80,000,000 more when the Increases for yy jad bi remodelled from a witness in a further examination into| on the afternoon of Nov. 2 when a nee Sone may Pament will undoubtedly demand a tui; {#10 are added. Manufacturing wave its shuren edifice and was one of the lan t 4 dashe o 1 day. ; abor but Zl per cent. of its natks of the town Dee eee re hal Geand Puy | rete ee se es Ser Miss Vaughn was the daughter of the| statement from him. Should Parula-|iabor but 21 per cent. of ite gross in narks of the town iis Understood faint Gpurte|l Onecicg eit vied a ig it cloedell EET John Vaughn, once a political! ment condemn im for his conduct .n Bulléirg that Brower has now gaine . rew the boy to the caren | DoWer In Staten Island and for twenty | the affair, his fesignation would be in- him, ‘hat he was laa - cheer “9 e fais eee going down th State's evidence As nt to the ald of his $10, 000 Ft FOR Al AUTO VICTIM. ‘Need Not Pay Part, Justice Souda had been killed and went the| Morgue and identified the ——_— BIG DEAL IN LONDON. Real to body. automobile accident, returned a verdict to-day against Thom, but not Justice Scudder, for $10,000, Miss Wooding was struck and tn- Jured by an automobile owned by Thom | and driven by Just Scudder's chauf- unifom fection in ail ihings to ea ag sent Long Island Estate Dealers feur. She made Thom and Justice the dog) Sall on Mysterious Mixsion, Scudder co-defendants. Justice Scui- | TALK A quarsctte of operators in Brooklyal der declared his chauffeur had taken | TWO At | aud Long Island real esiate sailed on a Out Thom's automobtie, for which three ° = 3 nego! ut ithou is a jority ond. the | myaterwe tlssion to London on the Was negotlating, without hie authorit The art of canning properly applied isitanla to They were forn er | is perhaps the greatest single bencfac- tion of food preparation. Like house building, it may be done well or poorly. Instt enator William H. Breiwirth, Irving liek Reyaolds, Dr, Ju.tus Bush and Majoc, nmi lit Can Be ne I address arheaus ‘We are out and} Ma ine | REYROlds, “to close one end ; Jf chery petlect venslaples snd per- j '- |deal tuere and will return on th a. ect fruits from the place and season 1 Mi BiRAL Been aay e Ane oh P rusted, of their origin into remote quarters in ( a1 LL aiilese mmaaak a wholesome and eppetizing stete is + | oven t None of the party would tel! what t | In these uncertein times true service to humanity. t nfect ed itll ea TREAT Haver aie} hen one hardly knows How well PREMIER performs this } thing to do With the pra of establisntus wha’ to trust, it is good task will be proved to you by the | tO; new steamsilp terminals at Montauk to araw th name of a contents of one can of Premier Corn, | Point. uniformly excellent tea was dis-| Jn the second cabin was Samuel! Lang- that has the confidence Ask Ai dealer. _ ee twenty-eight | fora, the negro pugilist. He Was accom- “4 P C fi [ears shawnee muRtial He Mer saecies| of theseands et Premier Breakfast Coffee and Bob Arustrong, atso a pug.list of fyd Cole {COlor, his trainer, “Langford has ¢ FRANCIS H. LEGGETT & CO. to fght BLI La a Sunsidiary Thomas thousht Sherbera ur Insti- hope of the white race, in London ¥ in a few weeks White Roo | CEYLON TEA Half-Pound & Love tae Pound, mackages. | Protestant scare’ Marsa . oe" : Cooked in Kettles Lined with Silver, ta in or Sale j rs’, LLIE | ern ving. At rr) ing ’Til Jul rd No Darning ’Til Ju oer euy y six pairs of Holeproot Hose today. The July, or you get new hose free, That will save ah the discomfort of wearing darned hose, Sooner or later you'll come to “Holeproof,” for the genuine will wear witbout holes until the daring. }t will save all FF ee LT ed “Holeproof”’ |» vastly superior to any unguarantecd hese on the market, [tts gott, con fortable and nd.can be had in the lightest weights. i Is made In ele grades. We pay the Yop market pri and try them—today, “Moleproot” Is on general sale in New York. You can get it, perhaps, at a store near you. ‘The genuine bear this trade-mark Bad the signature of Car! Frosch the big | Makes 240 cups of delicious tea, | _ floleproo Hosiery a4 Sunday World Wants Work CHILDREN Moiiday Morning Wonders, ‘WOMAN ASKS MAN FOR AID, THEN HELPS TO ROB HIM. She and a Companion Attack Charles Carpenter and Take Cash and Jew Chart Tarpenter of No 18¢ Weet One Hondred and @ixth etreet wae ae faulted and robbed of $22 in cath, dia nd pin, gold watch and chain in the vrway of No 200 West One Hun ired on ae end Sixth street at 2 o'clock t rpenter. whe ts cashier In a down- town resteurant, Was on hit way home A® he wae peseing No 20¥, a well dreseed woman stenped out of the door way and «ald Please get my key to work 1 ean't in my home Won't s aneiat me” Carpenter tone a bunch of keve tram the woman's hand revdily apenad the dnor As the man stepped out ai wow on the head ‘arpenter was falling the wanan trick him with her fiste: then when he wax helpless she went theaneh hi Carpenter, halt 1 the etreat half an hour later by Palle man Steinhart of the West One Hun: th atreet station He was tre, oy an ambulance etiegeon ahd Bent home. a Jham Alumal te Dine vf the Aiw As. tham University will be * Hotel Knickerbocker. nt several hundred the various sociation held F ments. 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KRAMER FURS: KNOWN taco THE WORLD OVER SINCE "1873" © OUk WHOLESALE PRICES REDUCED . y | Beware ot rprrtecn nals moire | oPerate under spurious names and miterep | Fesent In selling ture The | connue: Pony), "ull tone COATS, brown and" KsAN LAMB Syste | r ngth, brocaded TR‘ CRU.NARY VALUES a ow being rendered with: marked success in ‘The Girl and the Kaiser,” at the Majestic Theatre, Brooklyn? (Published be T, B, Hahms and Prances Day & Hunter.) Words and Music Complete in Lvery Ccpy of Ne.t x Sunday’s World. 1o make sure of adding this te song to your mu i¢ col on order next Sunday's We nur newsdealer in