The evening world. Newspaper, January 19, 1911, Page 1

WEATHER—Fate to-n jhe a "PRICE ONE CENT. Friday; warmer. Copyriaht, Circulation Books Open to Al ae YORK, THURSDAY, JANUARY. » by The Cet (The New York World). Prose Publishing ee A cei “I WILL WIN,” DECLARES SHEEHAN; — 7 _BUT HE LOSES TWO MORE VOTES TO-DAY a 1911. SLASHER IN § iY CAR WOUNDS MAN AND GIRL AND HOLDS CROWD AT BAY Giant igs ibe Dashes Through Packed Train, After Wield- ing Knife on Passengers. CAUGHT IN A MANSION. Fugitive Dashes Through West End Avenue Residence and Hides in Pantry. . While a closely packed carload of frightened passengers struggled and fought ohe another to get out of his path, @ wail-eyed negro stabbed a man and @ woman on a subway train just as it pulled into the Seventy-second street station to-day. Leaving behind the pan- ic he had created, the negro flew acros: the platform, up the stairs and west- ward for a block, with @ growing crowd behind him. In a private home, where he took refuge, he was beaten down and Captured after he had tried to use his knife upon the foremost of his pur- suers, The Caule tapher jctims were Miss Mary Me- ‘s old, © stenog- East One Hundred # and Eigh xth street, and Daniel Me- Gowan, a helper in a restaurant at No. 5 West Ninety-eighth street. The tiegro who stabbed them was a@ tall yellow man, A, Graham, ciaimed to be @ clerk and faid he lived at No, 178 West One Hun- dred and Thirty-fifth stree: He comes from that ne of dark-skinned trouble, toe West jew. Began Threatening in Harlem. About 8.20 o'clock this lanky mulatto boarded a Brook): express of the Lenox who eal ue line at One Hundred and Thirt fifth street, Me wedged himself into the rush-hour jam in ear the forward door of a ¢ iddle of the train, and working @ passion over something. The male human steep that clung to the straps a We of tie negro tlently endured his obsenity for miles. But ai N ixth st McGowan s self into the press. “Here,” he ut out, that rough talk! Don't you see that there are women on this car?’ Gralam's pop eyes glared at the white man and, under his breath, he continued to swear. M satisfied at having silenced the distu ed away and was soon reading a pap As the train slowed up for Seventy-sec- ond street, Miss McCauley, who was fitting in an aisic and had heard himself Vernon! | GAME TO SHUT OUT TWO DEMOCRATS FROM U. 5. SENATE West Virginia Republicans Re- tain Power by Tactics of 4 Runaway Legislators. CINCINNATI, Jan, 19.—Two United States Senatorships are the pawns in the game of thigh West Virginia poll- tics, one end of which is being played by the Democrats in Charleston, the capital, and the other by the Republi- can runaway State Senators, luxuriously domiciled at the Sinton Hotel in Cin- cinnati, By staying away from West Virginia, the fifteen Republican Sena- tors prevent the forming of a legal quorum, and it was declared by the vol- untary exiles In Cincinnat! to-day that the election of Watson and Chilton by the Democrats will therefore be illegal. Possession of the Governorship gives the Republicans the upper hand in this game, and in all likelihood Nathan B, Scott and Davis Elkins, Republicans, will continue to represent the State in the United States Senate. Gov. Glass- k, it was stated by the exiled State Senators to-day, will refuse to give the new Democratic United States Senators their and thus prevent them from taking thelr seats. commissions The fifteen State Senators, if nec sary; intend to remain in Cincinnat, forty-five days, the legal term of a mislative sess! ter which Go’ k, declaring that the Demo- ators were not legally elected, will make a recess appointment of two Republican Un! ates Senators. As the Legislature does not convene again for two years, West Virginia will continue to be represented by Republi- can United States Senators. A special on of the Legislature can be called in the mean time at the request of two- jthirds of the mombers of the Legisla- ture, but although the West Virginia Democrats have a majority they have not @ two-thirds majority. GIRL TELLS STORY the quarrel, arose to get off to go to the ' office where she works, at No, iis Broadway. As she passed the tall yellow man, she saw him draw from his pocket | a knife, m it and slip the blade up his | ‘Look out, Miss MeCauley call a | impulsively to “this 8s a knife in b hand,.”" antiy the negro sprang, not at! Carried Off Herself, She Says McGowan, but at the ung Woman. He | clously at her over the shoulder | Serer who chanced to be between | Several Other Children Were threw up her right arm to; . : her throat and the long biade| Imprisoned in Place wd her wrist, cutting through glove 4 leeve and deep into the flesh, She} be ae emneerncneal staggered out of the opened] scHNECTADY, N. Y., Jan. 19.—While ca and collapsed upon the plat- ee pean mis Mealklowlon WA tart. | parsing ne slant of the American Left Pair to Unequal Duel, | Locomotive Company at 8 o'clock last MeGowan ‘had n the blow Struck | night, in company with her sister, a phe OPER te closed with the Negro] nin gushed out of a house and drawing with egan %. Grana in struggle so that he might get play 3 weapon, 1 this only for a half minute 6. ‘Then the negro managed to jerk of Mot He k holding his kr Me Gowan had been cut on the right skle of the neck, the blade just missing the Jug, ular, on the back of the hand and on the wrist. But he steadied himself and jumped in again, negro had ‘got enough jumped to the platform and pan for t hearest exit, with his knife held ready, Pue ccowd parted before Mia, scramb- Nig to get out of danger Hid in Residence Pantry, Reaching the street the negro turned toward the river, Pollceman Murphy joined the chase as the fugitive sped (Conuinued on Second Page.) SEEKS DIVORCE ~ FROM WIFE WHO | SPENT S284000 Inbar Lineyere Lawyer Gives Table Showing Six Years’ Ex- wi» Penses of Wife. se “PROTECTOR” AT TRIAL, Young Lieutenant Who Ac- Companied Woman to America a Witness. Mrs. Annie L, Thomass, who ts suing her jnillionaire husband and business partner, Edward Thomass, for a separa- tion, and who in turn is being sued by him for divorce, told Justice Green- baum and a jury this afternoon how she had succeeded in spending $254,000 |during the last nine years of her mar- ried life, From $14,000 in 1900 her ex- penditures increased to $62,000 in 190s, when she and her husband parted. “Your husband upbraided you for spending so much money, did he not?” she was asked. “Yes.” “And you felt @ little bitter toward him for that?" “No. 1 asked him for an explana- tion.” “Well, didn’t he tell you that if you continued to spend money at such a Progressive rate you would end up as a serubwoman?"* Husband Stopped Income. No, sir,"” she replied emphatically. My husband told me he wanted e to end up as a scrubwoman, He said ha wouldn't give me any pay any of my bills." ne rate at which Mrs. Thomass helped to reduce the millions made by herself and her husband in the manu- facture of gloves was set forth John V. Bouvier jr., counsel Thomass, in the following table 1900, $14,000; 1901, $17,000; 1902, 1903, $22,000; 1904, $29,000; 1905, | 1906, $40,000; $48,000; 1908; Mrs mass explained home in Germany, which main tained, consisted of twenty-two rooms, and much of this nioney was expended more money, or by for $20,000; $34,000; mo that her | she for household expenses and not upon jherself, She said tt requ from $3,000 to $5,000 a month to keep up the German home. Mrs. Thomass spent most of her time in Europe, where her husband's glove factories are located, while he remained in New York, Her three children were in Europe with her part of the time, Wife Has Champion. mass has named Lieut, Maximilian i Machalitzky, formerly of the ¢ A maid's story of “communicating” doors, scanty attire and endearing terms in German that implied “wifey” and “hubby” furnished an interesting chapter t at the trial of the matri- monial maze The maid, Mina Wandt, a pretty Ge man girl who was brought to this coun- try by Mrs. Thomass, was the first wi hess called when the ease was resur before Justice Greenbaum. Her tes\ mony had to do with the relations of Mrs, T mass and the dashing young |German army officer, Lieut, Maxmilian Machalitzky, who declared on the |stand yesterday he was Mrs. Thomass “private secretary and protector.’ |_ Miss Wendt sald Mrs. Thomas and jMuckalltaky 0 4 adjoining roo | with a bag over her head disappeared with|mer at Sheepsiead Hay, The doors ; the darkness, The sister! were open most of the time the alarm and the police searched Went ‘to Lieutenant's Room. diligenuy without finding any trace of; “Did you ever see Thomass the kidnapper. Into Machalit@3sfs room when he w At 1 o'clock this afternoon the child | bed? asked Join V, Bouvier j reached her home algiost in a frenay.|sel for Thomass She declared that si an smiled the maid Itallan to a cave about three miles out Machalitaky go into M into the country, 2 she was ke com when she was in bed prisoner with several girls and boys ut her own age, She and another | : went into } managed to escape. | Sachalitzky's was she at he sald she co ad the Way to the | tired?” cave and & posse has gone with her to etimes in negligee. raid the den this afternoon, | went into Mes ais? ih al was he at Are You Going South? sot rs. ad Fi eal ig ie pie Haually hed on ala ie ket.” fe be Wor i low would they address each Toe tt Tord) wultiion, bea ora other?” Felenbore, noc ra oven ag ey ma “sometimes he would call her ‘wifey’ ages recriy for. a! I to att ‘Bia ——— gene. es b rang ga Saeelene’ chante re (Cobtinued on Second Page.) { \ { } MarsHAd | | sword formance at which he was a spectator | Who have ever appeared in Ameri in this city hopeful Hef of bone DANCER’S SWORD PIERCES City Chamberlain Hyde sent a letter |American Victim of Strange Mishap When) blade last night to-day. pressure |'Wite Who Defends Divorce Suit, Mil. ionaire Husband and “Hubby’ Chamberlain to Mayor May | the dem: city's ilar danoers during a theatrical per-| are among the most poy Sir: Your hand, In the latter ynsidered | ‘TheY first were seen in America last ? | year, when they danced at the Metro- | hee | politan Opera House in New York, at- | bral | reacting more attention than almost any was An operation the to from HYDE GIVES LIE AND PRENDERGAST PASSES IT BACK Each Gaynor lings with the letter of Jan. and Comptroller Other to to-day following the for an explaination of Northern JArmy, his wife's “private secr | Mordkin’s Blade Flies From Hilt—Oper- Hank 4s co-respondent. ‘The Heutenant, your 2b Pa erg Ree and handsome, ma an : v ; : ne letter, which Kives the Ie direc attendant upon Mrs, ‘Thomas during | ation May Save His Life. » Comptroller, in as follows the trial. He came over from Europe | Hyde's Letter. vith in 1908 a ha mained wit cit f Ne York, Lelahiede ae rico ra nel HAMILTON, Ont., Jan. 19—The con-} with Lord & Taylor in New York. hates ud tha City ct on has received no money for his s ®{dition of Robert Shiverick, who was! Mile, Paviowa and Mordkin were al- aks, anette fant two Yoana. struck in the forehead by a fying | most overcome by the accident. They! pon. William J. Gaynor, Mayor 17 is at art of January, 1910, ally and requested me to designate perfogmed upon him at a local hospital | {7acune More abienten tod. during tre | %@ Morthern Bank as the deposi- | soon “atte the ‘aacide Dt to i is tory of taxes in the Bronx Borough. | | season, jhave been successful, according to the| ae 1 knew no hing of the bank, but statement of attending physicians. VT a he assured me that it was a sound Mr, hiverick. was atruck by tie| SHOT MAN HE POISONED and conservatively managed ineti- ¢ the sword blade, which} WHEN HE TRIED TO CALL AID) ‘ution from its Me with the Pika | I afterward learned that he had speed of a spear while wielded by| HUTCHINSON, Kan, Jan. 1 -That| been # stockholder and director, and Mordkin, partner of Mile, Anna) he poisoned his victim with strychnine | that Mr, Menderson M, Wolfe, the owa of the Imperial Russian in candy and then shot him When he| e@hief auditor in his office, had been a duel scen A short attempted to teleph ) a physician | Viee-President of the bank, I thi mp on the handle end of t was the confession here of Blaine Mon upon directed that it be made the iit Mr, Shiverick, who was s | roe, twenty-six, » pu by the | @epository of Bronx tax receipts, the eighth row of orche volice, to one of t cold-blooded | My office has never de ted any embedded itself in t ku re the lijurders in the a i | money in that bank The only | right eye, arresting the fl f the Monroe admitte posits made hat bank were b: j blade, which was removed with some|tna the killed F 6 the Com and amaile dificulty farmer living near Lé Kan, wit , Wate strar Examination at the lowed er his motive and that he ob.| and I Jent of the E wh no dis penetrat of the brain, but} tained ™ cents as the alt «| The public staten of the Comp. pr © upon it caused paralysis and) ciime, ‘The bod on ind! troller that he afterwards dime | oth e Monday. Monroe Jenied he| to @raw the money out of the bank Li of the accident! had slain Speer until Jay the a is an absolute untruth, and no one vas promptly made, No person was! tho nfronted with ¢ | knows better than you the extent to heid and the company departed for De- | eytden when he broke do and| which he can carry untruthfulness troit, Mich,, following assurances from | confer and deceit. pee pean tok apn, ae American Horses Win oe why ares Aud: Aue | ter later. NICR, France, Jan. 19—Amertoan- | () fecal tae . Jowned horses captured first and second | | evens Lig America: and & Cote ors in the Prix de Vannes, a steeple ‘ ai ank Jett Univ an, He in ussistant |ROnOTe Moe tatoo, distance’ two ple | day to day, up to the day jmanager of the ‘Thomas ©. Watkins | ing one furlong, which wus run } mpe whieh oocurred. 4 | Company, the largest dry goods firm tn | TMG" rank J. Gauld'# Arainon wi . | tho city and one of the stores of the [intr pfiger's Porienolre finished sece| 1 Fepeat that T never deposited any | Chapman Syndicate In the United States |@P4 | of the city money in the sald bank, {and Canada, He las one brot Asa, | | and in designating it as the deposit who is with the Adams Company of | PINEMURST—CAMD! PLD A - Buffalo, A second brother Is connegted yf rough i, ‘Oilice, Lisi Brosdwas. ti Pitas Bose Madstes (Continued on Second Page) WEATHER=Fair to-night and Friday) warmer, —— = es ONE CENT. ~BUT SHEEHAN INSISTS ~~ HE WIL BE SENATOR e+e Caucus Nominee Is Confident in Face of the Fact That Two More Assemblymen Flopped | in To-Day’s Balloting. ‘SHORTT AND HOYT NOW ~ | AMONG THE INSURGENTS. Sheehan Pays a Visit to Dix and Talks Over the Situation—One Rumor Is That Murphy Is Secretly, Planning to Pick New Candidate. (Special From a Staff Correspondent of The Evening World. - ALBANY, Jan. 19.—Although William F, Sheehan lost two more votes in to-day’s ballot in joint session for United States Senator he is confident of election. The Evening World correspondent put this direct question this afternoon to Mr. Sheehan: “Do you still expect to be elected Senator?” “Yes,” was the reply, given with emphasis. The ballot in which Mr. Sheehan lost the two votes brought two new candidates into the field. They are Morgan J, O’Brien of New York and Jonn D. Kernan of Utica, former Railroad Commissioner and a son of the man of that name who was once United States Senator, Kernon received two votes and O'Brien one. For the second time the Legislature met in joint session and failed to select a candidate to succeed Chauncey M, Depew. William F, Sheehan, the Democratic caucus nominee, who received the greatest number of votes, was twelve short of the majority of those present and voting. In the vote to-day he was only seven votes ahead of ‘is Re- publican opponent, Chauncey M, Depew. After the result of to-day’s ballot was announced the joint ion adjourned until to-morrow. BALLOT’ TO-DAY emtly there wae ne change Mame ae IN ALBANY, ON v yesterday's session, The SENATORSHIP. | vote cast at | Sheehan losses were in the Assembly. rity bolters were Shortt of Richmond 1 Co nc Hoyt of Dutchess, Shortt . n, 1%--The vote on ae, ALBANY, Jan, 19.--The v for || Voted for Morgan J, O'Brien and Hoyt the thyd day of balloting OF T) joined the Parker men, Sheehan Calls on Dix. United States Senator was as fol- lows: mga Willlam F, Sheehan catled to-day en iy meio | 8 | Gov. Dix. The Governor admits that prsarery . 13 || they discussed the Senatorial situation : a 7], but declined to say what trend the dis- Parker teens a || cussion took. The Governor did say Merrick ....... 1} that he believed there would be no Littleton .....) 2 a hange in the Sheehan vote to-day and Gerara . ere | 7] that statement was made at the time O'Brien . - 1] ) the roll cail in which two more bolted Kernan . - a}! was being taken a a 81 While no confirmation of the story jo ean be obs ved from ny souree ie ime Whispered tha: eehan Total vote to-day, 198. f vfered to withdraw if the Governor Meocessary to a choice on to-day’s P vinind him to do so. There are many vote, 100. politicians who have believed that Necessary to a choice on a full ehan would take this course in the vath, 101 save Murphy from a break with — 7 ‘\¢ Governor, Should such a settlement -! result tt is probable that Sheehan and ' »vernor Would agree upon Alton AD WOLGAST AGREES the TO MEET OWEN MORAN. | & er. ballot to-day Justice Gerard vote he gained yesterday blyman Terry, who yesterday ed from Shepard to Gerard, floppe i nD, Kernan, Mr, Kernan’s sec. from Assemblyman Me ¢ Herkimer, who yeater- im vted for Parker, ‘This vote was u by the support of Parker of Moyt of Dutchess, who 1 for Sheehan, As Sheehanites View It, ehan men now declare that they hed the lowest level. While udmit that one or two others may \way to-morrow it is known that ave the Votes of Huber and Ken- Queens County to take thelr at time they are really one lampion Battle at Frisco March Lightweight — ¢ Terms to! » Jol md vo! ame SAN FRAN welgit champion, to-d Ted Wolff for a fight | Moran | The fe of the gate divide to sult offer Jones, us Mar on they ly of prepared to of $7 and a half moving held in Blot's pleture 1 Arena L | Senato: * gent Democrats. he explo- needed. verything ts favorable for wu Roosevelt, | | | | raid leader of the Insure “We gained two votes, and you will tod that we will gain con. of a.powder magazine In (he Keat- | stantly as the balloting progresses." ing mine at Radersbure last night re-| Sheehan returns to New York to-day sulted Li the death of six men and the|and Murphy will leave atter the yore ae of two others, to-morrow * Oi cnintincatiencuntie tell PRO SCR ie