The evening world. Newspaper, September 5, 1911, Page 4

| { je looked me over and gave mo a dist : aome medicine. i On epe wa” home T carelessly plucked « PAPA WILL STICK | TOMRS. SINCLAIR WV DVORCE CASE |W. M. Fuller, Deputy Clerk in | General Sessions, Is All at Sea, He Says. 18-YEAR-OLD GIRL KILLED RY FATHER IMITATING PICTURE \“SHE'S A THINKER.”| “pa, You're a Philosopher,” | ‘Says Novelist’s Wife, and | There You Are. ‘Witttam M. Futter, Deputy Clerk of the Court of Special Sesstona and father of Mrs, Upton Sinclair, returned to his @ution to-day efter a vacation of six weeks, spent in the forests slong the shores of Hudson Bay Mr. Fuller met his daughter, for the first time since her separation from her fhnsband, at his home, No. 174 West Fighty-seventh street, Inst evening. Giner the publication of the interviews with her concerning her domentic af- »fairs Mrs. Sinclair, ho t# now living pwith her parents, haw been bombarded | with letters from all over the country. | Bome writers have praised her, others | Rave insulted her. At first Papa Fuller refused to-day to jscuss the breach between his dauehter ind her hasbanc. | ff ‘Tm ail ut sea on this proposition,” he | @aid. “T arrived in New York only last | ___ evening from the wilds of Northern On- | tario, 14 rather talk of wolves and dears, and tell you something about the SHOT DAUGHTER Femarkable engineering work of beav- ere. Say, 1 was laying for a timber Ve AND HIMSELF LIKE _———- “On, about my daugnter? Well, she's @ remarkable young woman—a thinker QM philosopher. She is sweet and lova- | “Pll Do Like That,” Said Fath- er to Girl After Seeing Crime Portrayed at Show. ‘bie by mature, but with deep-seated con- | ‘Victions and the moral courage to main- tain them. | “anyhow if she and Upton agree to isagree it's up to them. As my daugh- ter said to me last evening: “Pa, you're @ philosopher, thank Heaven.’ “Well, there you are, I naturally hate i thie sotoriety, but I'm with my Gaughter in thie and will stand by her throughout.” _—o HOW To BRCOMR AMAL THY. BY UPTON SINKLER. dahon A The Bungie.” “Phe Jalttird,” and other nawtuls, ‘Would you like to become healthy? 3 wil tell you how to work it. + Twas tn a bad way myself a Wack. I had ecauena, inflammitts, trosis, tuberbacillius, pneuritis, pl Ghenia, stomatina, lumbagisy Slight touch of endocardiacne, T could not sleep at night. f could not “I'l do that to you some day,” Rat- facie Richett! of No, 601 Sixth avenue, | Brooklyn, told his elghteen-year-old daughter, Rosa, last night as they sat y,/@t ® moving picture show and saw the story of a tragedy in which the father killed his daughter and then killed him- and @) self. At 5.20 o'clock this morning Ri+ | chett! undertook to carry out his threat. enjoy my meals, He shot the girl in the left eye and him- beyond hope. welt in the temp! Kichett! died this One day F went to consult a Aoetor. | afternoon. Thi mf oman is not expected to} Rosa was I My friends said I was y ttl's pet. He took her where, and often to A placed it In my| with him e " | moving I proceeded dawn the street with night Rosa told her mother Ire shows. When they came POLICEMAN SHOT IN AN ARVERNE Hunt Fires Twice at Fugitive and Then Falls Unconscious From Wound. Pollceman Patrick J. Hunt of the Rockaway Beach station was shot in the groin and sertounly wounded by a supposed burglar shortly oefore daylight this morning Just In front of the sum- mer home of Samuel Hoffman, former Assistant Secretary of State, at No, 10 Carlton avenue, arverme, L. 1. Though wounded Munt pursued the burglar across the iawn of the Hoffman home, firing two shots before he col- ‘lapsed. Je was taken to the Rockaway Beach Hospital in @ very serious cond!- tion. He said he was at Cedar avenue and the Boardwalk, about two squares |from the Hoffman home, whem he saw a man sneaking along with something under his arm. Just outside Mr. Hoffman's place the fugitive halted suddenty and fired at his pursuer. Quickly recovering himsetf, Hant drew his own revolver and rat as fast as he could acrous the Hoffman lawn and fired two shots at tho fleeing man, bet be- fore he could shoot again, collapsed. Mr, Hoffman had entertained about forty friends last night and some of running into the hall, met Mr. Meni Both thought the shooting was tn house. The two hurried downstairs, and on the lawn found Hunt. “Go after the bursiar. Flo's running away,” Himt gasped as the two men dent over him. Hoth were clad in thelr pajamas, and fe they got to tho rear of the property they were challenged by another police- man who had been attracted by the the sound of the shots. They exptatned, and the second: officer went to look for the huralar while the two went back to see what they could do for Hunt. Hoff- man got a pleco of clothesline and a stick and made a tourniquet, with which he stopped the flow of blood trom Hunt's wound, Before losing consciousness Hunt ex- plained that he got close enough to the supposed burglar before shooting to identify the article he was carrying un- der his arm ae a violin. ———_— WAR SCARE IN GERMANY STARTS RUNS ON BANKS. Country People Get Wild Reports of Impending Clash With France Over Morocco, RERLIN, Sept. 6.—TRe nervousness due to the protracted Franco-German Regotiations over Morocee seems to have Increased rather than decreased with the resumption at the German Foreign Office yeaterday of the conver- sations between the French Ambassa- dor, M. Cambon, and the German For- eign Minister, Herr von Waechter. Wild reports are being cir- culated in the German = provincial towns, At Stettin large sume of money have been withdrawn from the ings banks, this action on the part the people being influenced by rumo hat war was impending. The banks are enforcing the rule that notice of the Stubborn Colds May Lead @he dandelion between my Ips f turned pp sag be Pas aes ; @round and walked ckward, the better at her father had acted strange. Be bss 6 fying machin ly, to Mmselt and maklig to Consumption nits kw and gasing sky. 1 swallow!nyr inexpllc the | the mot! arks to t She told o what Richett! had seld lowed a dande! Well man. I take the doctor's medicine to please fim, but I know what t* Ja that is mak-, his temple and fire a bullet brain, Down with the or dandelionsf nie ee would aT walk sight of * propped up on the had b from a a the bed. ather and Croak summoned Dr Man Had Been Missing Since Satur-; 2 : Langworthy from Seney Hospital. The day—Badiy Cut and Bruised —|aoctor took noth tetims to at inati- ins 1 tution, in Struggle. |" Rickett! wax a carpenter tort-sever Phe body of George Mandel, watchman) yoary oid. for 1 coal company at the docks at One Hundred and Thirty-fifth street andl Harlem River, who vanished Saturday believed to have been and thrown Inte the river, was found to-day by a boatman| who was rowing under the One Hun- dred and Thirty-ffth street pier the After examination at Harlem Morgue the police wor murder theory, Ther wound over the none sné cuts on the hands and arme, An autopsy will be Performed. Mandel set out for his Friday night, The follo shanty was found | an evidence of a There were red mains on walls, There were m ains on the pler outside. The police belleve a gang of thugs with whom Mandel had much trouble attacked and murdered him. a 60 MEXICAN REBELS SLAIN. in Two Encown- our of duty Our Gth A ral Troops, , Sept. 5.—Sixty Zapa- tastas lost their lives In two encounter with Federe! troops in the Sta Morelos, according to official advic e ceived to-day. io mention is made of Federal losses. | bee 2 Ye personal direction of Emiit- | $4 Children's Capes 95e s of Zapata the rebels made two stands the hactenda Chinameca. They were ‘ # who charged. on the field following gement. The oiher ten men were Killed im the second encounter, following which the Zapa- tastas fled. 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