The evening world. Newspaper, August 2, 1911, Page 1

HOW TO START A FORTUNE By HENRY CLEWS eeccccepecccce SEE MAGAZINE PAGE IN—Showers toenight or Thursday, NIGHT EDITION. __PRICE ONE CENT. BROKER SCHLEY ils HOW STEEL TRUST GOBBLED TES On AND IRON Copyrii oe EWELLERS LIFE SAVED AS THIEF'S PISTOL MISSES — a Hold-Up Men Invade Shop on Brooklyn’s Busiest Lis nla PASTEUR EXPERT MORTALLY HURT IN AUTO SOMERSAULT Car Spins Four Times in Alr, Injuring Dr. Rombeau, Four Two Women and Chauffeur, Into Deal. MORGAN WAS. LIBERA HE LFAVES MAYOR Despers tots Hed a8 Flee as Assistance Two-Year-Old Boy Escapes— “Sweetener” | Pursuit by Mob, | WHY Arrives and Escape Despite | Daughter Threatened With | aaa ) ASKS STOVER AS. \LIKE OTHER ROBBERIES. | ARE THROWN 25 FEET. Concussion of the Brain. Gaynor to, r Used Stock as with Other Collateral to Get |Then He Takes Show Wha (Spectal to The Evening Worlt.) rous meth: | IMKEEPSIE, Aug. 2—Splaning g the same murda oyed In the ) Loan, of Jacoby'e in this elty $40,000,004 or Sixth avenu He Has Done aed by the taxicab b, +. ng men TKS, at to Our Pa of the Stock mx er Joseph | ernoon in Fulton sj wath « heated se| MURPHY CALLS of the Consre: ing the Unit ALSO. } nh is sitting w in Cominis- p>. Shift Is Looked for Soon. Crisis Reached not have Behley's fir tor t reir Mr have sionship and doors and within ime steel men uve M 5 ea jack ce ‘late hal of twelve trofiey lines and stock tuation which t¥0 elevated ra Hundreds of that the Ste wnt of Charles Pedortrians were iming by on botir J. P. Morgan, t sh is pee of Fulton t when the pair| ita most form atlas mond be- Hall oal and Iron, ‘Theodore Ri "NEW YORK, W! WEDNESDAY, AUGUST a, Veer eee Broker Schley on DEAD GIRL A RIVER MYSTERY ‘1911, Witness Stand at U. S. Steel Inquiry To-Day (Specially photographed by en Bvening World etaff artist.) “e 14 “PAGES” aera the tran under the les F. Murphy, who al- Mr. le has In view a ‘de *candis y ind four times over and over in the alr, a ond t arin PB mn " which he stood. hi power automobile con(ain ale. “ta lone “Baik SOUGHT TO HAVE CHEAP | ngere and a cha nts Into a fi 5 curve in the East WATCH REPAIRED. ut they © feet distant at a Park Road near here Six occupants of the injured, The seriou to-day wa vr Mr ned as Mr. Stover’s| lot in the Mr. hea York; lar watch to the jewe yunds in leg. Madame | 1 au, two Ww Valentine, daughter of nternal Injur’ maint ng in th put Tennessee it trust FAILED TO DECIDE WHAT TO DO , WITH PERKINS. | wel | the only one to occurred four mites of any | Adam Winter §) Hast te 1 Dr. Henry A. Gri 1 a of “1 shall Drivink at @ of an hour's delibera 1 to fix the time fo: of Mr. Perkins you one of the & 1. syndicate in ney turned that corner De er and Cunningham had , | th than under r the cas Balla “EVEN NNNCTIN to have good piu of re TORONTO 0 RESULTS. FIRST RAC and one z on the y and we did. OF BIS WORE About World “Lost DIVES OUT OF CAR WINDOW. and Found” Advts, 'yer Gets ets One, but Din i : a on Riverside Drive Building! There’ s Nothing Slow} FORT ERIE WINNERS. FIRST RACE Pur New York City, July 94th, 1011, Increases in Volume fr i, The lout & gold watoh Bunday h street and Bth ave nue, ut 9 o'clock P.M. rl put’ in Tho World ‘this morning and, thanks very much to your valuanle paper, the Watch w about’ 4 o'clock tht Tnauking Jou again, ncercly Fours, Just now, and will he until t through putting up the twe apartment-house at No, 408 ve, for those , Homan, wre’ 184 Taet 28th Btroet, whoo ba Another World Ad, Accomplishment tt the co Wil Be Well to Hemember When YOU," Some Article of V owt and Vo ays Given ¢ In The Worl / en Page Opposite Pditorlal Page Week= and om Fires Vowe of Want sm sb i ul ss w HOU i ban sh, "Zahioe Brady, ronouveg aealsign, | Besta 96 Kerk, ‘Bom, Br ded vaie Povoven ted HN rer) “CYCLIST SAVES 9 BURIED UNDER BURNING AUTO | Three Women and Two Men in Danger of Roasting When Help Arrives. The opportune arrival of a man of J resonrce and strength on a motor , wre all that saved Charles af Sayville, I. 1, and t an’ Mrs, Be Miss Boe SCALDED HUSBAND, TOOK $14,000 10 COURT FOR BAIL Victim May Die and Magistrate | Takes $5,000 in Cash From Woman. Expecting that she would be required © put up ® heavy bend when was irratgned before Magistrate Dowd in Island City Court to-day, on a felonious assault, Mra, Mary 1 Fult ht $14,000 In cash with t navenue, Astoria, eee PUSHES WAR ON GAMBLERS AT NARRAGANSETT PIER. PRICE ONE ‘OENT. JEWELLER HELD UP IN BROOKLYN i DEAD IN HUDSON THROWN OFF PASSING STEAMER, POLICE SAY at the MILLIONAIRE QUESTIONED Reported The discovery of the body of a River. at a point off the estate of Tarrytown, to-day, has given the mystery to unravel. the girl late this afternoon, of Miss Gould, John D. Archbold, !Tarrytown. The girl's body has FAIR BOYCOTTED BECAUSE TAFT IS TO BE A GUEST Connecticut State Grange Re- sents President’s Crusade for Reciprocity. [eyonger ga force" © | high-heeled, Body of Young Woman Found Off Helen Gould's Estate, Near Tar- rytown, Is Marked Slightly Throat. HOUSEHOLDS FOR IDENTITY. In Water Only Two Days and No One of Description Has Been Missing. very pretty young girt in the Hudson Helen Gould, between Irvington and authorities of Westchester County a Coroner Iles of Yonkers and Chief of Police Will- iam J. Bownes of Tarrytown have charge of the investigation, which had not progressed to any extent in the way of ascertaining the eeny of Policemen and others have been sent to make Inquiries at the homes Russell Hopkins and other wealthy New Yorkers who have homes along the Hudson in the vicinity of been viewed by persons who know about everybody residing in Tarrytown, Dobbs Ferry and Irvington, and they say she does not resemble ible any one of their acquaintance. ‘There is @ chance that the «trl may have been a member of the househol of some millionaire along the Hudson. She came to her death near where the body was found, as the medical mea agree she was not in the water mere than two days. There are no marks of violence on the body of the girl, beyond some discolore tions at the throat which may ‘have formed before or after death. Am @v- topsy will be necessary for determina tion as to whether the victim of the tragedy came to her death by Grown ing or otherwise, MAY HAVE FALLEN OR BEEN THROWN FROM STEAMER, Chiet Bownes inclines to the theory that the gir! fell or was thrown from one of the numerous excursion boats oF regular packets that pass up end dowm the river every day in summer, It was thought at first she might have been a victim of one of the numeroms riots and disturbances that happen on ©} barges which are towed up the river } with excursion parties every Sunday, but the condition of the body indicates that the girl could not have been in the water for #0 long a period, There marks of {@entification on the «The girl wore no jowelry. She was fully dresea® save for a hat, She wore a blue and white ons- plece gown, black lace stockings and black low shoes, brand new. 1 was between elghtee: The The & twenty years a in color, 3 ed for in ite and t expensive, is of 11 made , BODY SEEN BY ENGINEER OF TRAIN. of a southbound 1 saw the b the tde. REE pete