The evening world. Newspaper, September 13, 1911, Page 4

E nw principally into heavy drinking {tf American {{ Promptly indicted % per cent. ‘,mendowsly built man—28s pounds of hu- Only Two College Men | Charge That “15 Per | Cent. Become Crim- inal” Disproved by Figures in the State Prisons. Warden Defends Educa- | tion and Says Author Is Trying to Put Over a Best Seller. ‘Fhe Citcago millionaire, R. T. Crane, with Be book, “The Utility of Bobooling,” might have passed ¥ oblivious had he not charged rah, reh boys are “sodden soaks” generally decadent, will find noth- at Bing Bing to bolster up his com- jone, . Crane, who employed a Cambridge reporter” to conduct his inves: iH gettie and then of the collegians as drunkards, 15 per cent. of trievably to the bad," ‘Big John” 8. Kennedy, universities, lege men than any other person in the United States. And he or you would believe this tre- — tor this reason an Evening World Preporter went there to find some of ‘those “decadent” Yankoo college chaps, NO AMERICAN COLLEGE MEN IN : SING BING. ‘ det now none of the sigantic 1, Warden's guests are American coliege men, ff you except Capt. Peter C. who was a West Pointer, and Albert T. Patrick, who was a medical student. And none of them drink—that ia, just now. ) “T'm afraid Author Crane ‘s putting jover @ best seller stunt,” observed the ynew Warden, who will be well remem- eres to New Yorkers as Magistrate Meas’e prevetion officer until recentiy, and who previously was a traffic po- for many years. In his proba- thor bes, our record for the year ending October—this year’s ie not ready Mr. Kennedy. “Of 1,723 i ad acadeaslo or bigh ech “Now, in the tables showing habits tabi . In Sing Sing’s 1,728 Shows Crane’s Data Worthless ) Chicago Millionaire's | Qwarper JS NNEOY@] HELD AS BURGLAR BY FINGER PRINTS ON DUSTY GLASS With These Alone as Evidence | Grand Jury | Ch indictment to-day Twelfth street, charging burglary. finger prints on the glasa are exactly ike the finger prints on the cards, and the finger prints on the cards were made and| we of Ch Preserved for the Inform: of the police, Carrara was arrested on 1908, charged with burglary. prints were taken and recorded. | human hair goods establishment of John | beat a vam one bok P, Coyle at No. 1313 jeation. There were 26 illiterates and 215 ‘he night of Aug. 1, ‘and write. That left W"O Investigated the next of & commen schoo! | finger prints on the dusty glass door of jan old showcase In a corner of the es- Mshment. Indicts arles Carrara. With no evidence at hand except | finger prints on a dusty pane of gl: and other prints on cards furnished by| young womanhood had been taught to the Identification Bureau of the Police | regard plumbers and the sons of plumb- Department, the Grand Jury found an jers in about the same light ae the barons ainst Charles Car-|of ye olden time regarded tho yokeln rara of No. 87 West One Hundred and | Who polished thelr armor and sharpened The | thelr daggers, dates back a wo aries Carrai ion and us 1. Detective: They removed the door, Maroh 26, His finger The burglarized on jay found THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1911. Missing Wile of Young Millionaire Who Is Reporied to Have Eloped ‘AAILLIGNAIRE GETS NO TRACE OF WIFE | of Brooklyn Plumber Fled | Eight Days Ago. YOUTH SEEN SATURDAY. |At That Time Brother Who Saw Him Did Not Know of Elopement. While Frederick Léspenara Suydam ir, the young aristocrat and heir to $8,000,000 In money, magnificent country villas and town palaces, makes no men- tion of the lumin void and that mystic astral a where the soul mat- Ing season fe always open, he states with philosophical candor that his beautiful young wife must have de- veloped some freakish psyohic Impulse, or she would never have run away from home with the young son of « Brooklyn plumber. Whether or not he lacked the qualt- fications of an essential monogamist, the bereaved young man could not say, Ae far as he was concerned the Upton Sinclair could maintain thelr patent on that phrase. He didn't know what it meant and wasn't Interested enough to look it up. He did know that his wife had vanished, timing her dis- appearance to coincide with the going away of Frederick Noble, a youth of twenty-two, who preferred amateur theatricals to his father’s trade of soldering pipes and connecting bath- tubs. | YOUNG WIFE HAS BEEN MISSING EIGHT DAYS. The going away of Loulse Lawrence White Suydam, who throughout her «from | yesterday. The search for her ts now eight days old, but not a clue has been obtained of her whereabouts either by the Suydams or her parents, the John e|Jay Whites of Washington, D. C. end | Narragansett. for young Noble, who plays the part of the soul-mate in this ymestic tragedy, he was seen as late aa last Saturday by his brother, Wallace Noble, | who had change to-day of the Noble plumbing establishment at No, 44 Tomp- kins avenue, Brooklyn, Wallace Noble, who is twenty-eight years old, {8 the exact opposite of his younger brother in that prefers eur theatricals and lumbing to a! ‘of life, 8 per cent. were total absiains took !t to Police Headquarters, and| e Oniy ‘ee of the 1,723 prisoners con-| turned it over to Lieut aon, ase) cinen asethetlo es were aetna "Mieted far all sorts of crimes from mur-| sistant to Capt. Fauret, tho ientifieas| 8 brother in Brooklyn Saturday (der down used liquor freely, that ts, 4 heavy drinkers, Fully half this [wuumber used Iquor moderately. f aliens. § m goner oF later, and you only find jen college men here, and of that num- only two Americans, the rest be- ing foreign born and foretgn educated, it fe plain Mr. Crane is off his conjectus trai trolley, isn't he?" EY PON’T COME HERE, SAYS i VETERAN KEEPER. a “ears and who is the major domo of the. F Anstitution. & “By the way ‘P. K." (the name by | ithe Connaughton 1s known) here's a Ca on ‘arden, the Parole Board ts watt. " y Connaughton, Shieago man who practically says 15 per cent. of our college men go to the Moge from: drinking habits acqutred at| hool?” remarked the warden turning | to the veteran. th Or returned college mar y metimes T actually wish several of them would drift. in here. They're welcome when they do ome for (hey help us teach the A BCs jo the swarm of iilitera we always fir trict-Attorney parently established an alib| ee ad oor course, DENOUNCES THE LEVY LAW. | pent. of the weal: it -- | (go there to study, may acquire the es ee Into am: itt @rink curse, but what of the great athe] The Dem st Py b) Kit all polit Jetic body of American students who| cA! organization which had its ticket on have proved their worth? Whar of the] the ballot 00, held a mecting tast ‘thou: aa who work 4 " through | evening in Pulit ing and @eliege? There ts no drunkenness there, | protested aguinst the Levy liw, which “E want my boys to be A ol-| Will prevent the organisation having @ Education 1s the enemy of} ticket of its own selection on tio ballot | cation and kindness go hand | y 6 it consists of entirely lependent nO! 08 The thirty a n preseat ; —_—_—_—_——_—— | parsed resolutions condemn the law, AUTO AMBULANCE HITS |tho Judiciary Into” palition,. The’ resol WAGON ON FIFTH AVENUE, (to were monn by, Bentumin Frank secmaneneny hearn of the Bronx, Who said Tammany @peeding down Fifth avenue with an | was afraid to face a fusion tieket fneane patient for Bellevue Hosp! an automobile ambulance from Lincoln | Hospital collided with a delivery wagon | Bt Bixty-ninth street to-day, smash Poth vehicles and injuring the dr lof the wagon, Nathan Rappaport of No 448 Park avenue, He was attended vy Dr. Holla who, accompanied by two | policemen, was in charge of the insane | Patient, Mictiael Lynch of N One Hundred and Twenty “NURITO, Street. Rappaport's injuries w & patent & Perious and he was sent home. Lynch, who was in a sirait-jacket, | diet to U aq frenzied through the + eltemen: in collision and his euriexs drew a large crowd. ambulance was un Bble to proceed and the patient was | Qransferred to a conveyance from By fevue. Lynch was picked up early to-day at Hundred and Thirty-fiftn js avenue, wa by etand | wh his wild e he had di and incohprent re sal aia § gfen, Crivouhut-Slen| Cooper, Ca pap Py a Macy & Co., or sent by mail on receipt of We thy attendants a hard pattle be: | MAGISTRAL CHEMICAL CO, | they overpowered hlt,.. 4 Bute TAL Flatiron Building, enth a " ing.” announced Principal Keeper Jim- @r@ who has weathered day ine wardens at Sing Sing In thirty-two C and p' the down and confe canny certalaty o! tfeation had unn wn a {ft Uon expert, And, Wieut. Anderson compared in, of this total 1,72, there were Prints on the glass with finger prints in| , ‘his records, and advised that Charles | “Bo, you seo, if 15 per cent. of our Carrara be apprehended [atudents “go to the bad." which means with the Coyle robbery. Kenny ut Aug. 2, vara Ww ster in eaded $3,000. This ts the ment in phe lo: a few ispl, who siveet and left bis fin, The evidence of his ne of Kers was third ¢ Sola only by physicians L he Court of Ge glass who was then in the Since then Carrara has Deen in the Tombs. They proved to be sufficient, | e Jude) as arraigned b Al Sessic not gullty t Indie robbed a loft in prints on vide and Cr all the had, » Di 1 had al The the finger print id) ved him, Rheumatism itica and Neuritis sufferers will be interested to leara that | & proprictary re dicine, heretofo: edy, sor de of U, 8. P, ingredients ( | U.S. Government standard) whieh in | sures its absolute purity and strength free from opiates and narcotic Nurito has for years proven iiself an almost immediate relief and we will wel- come your asking merits—or try it su Unsolietted | ow will be sent You, nen Ot ur physician of 1 and #2, at Europe. | finger Ball was fixed | Worth | } snow offered for sale ct Loour guarantee, is frow people you request—they wil Hegeman, Riker, had not received the slightest hint of the elopement, though at that time the fashionable colony at Blue Point, L. I had been gossiping kbout the affair for several days. iol) SHeteS | I met my brother by aceldent last Saturday,” sald Wallace Noble, setting was assigned to find) nis tooth grimly and taking no pains to He landed big man at Sev-| conceal his anger at the scandal his ue and Forty-second street | young brother had brought upon the family. “I knew nothing at the time of |any clopement or any possibility of an Capt. Faurot and Lieut, Anderson and | giopement, Fred said nothing of any the finger printe were the only wit: | contemplated trip either by himself or be and evidence shown he | with a companion, I imagined he had nd Jury in the case of Carrara to- | come in from our cottage In Blue Point ur | a / | Write what Saat apiwoprtnte hot fure—oU Lie COUpUm @pDoaiLe ( | ‘ | Hb SbpEbE LEZ its AND ELON BOY Young Mrs. Suydam and Son to visit friends. I had not heard from any of the folks for a week. GOES ON A HUNT FOR HIS ELOPING BROTHER. “When this scandal was brought to my attention yesterday I began a thor ough search for that young brother of mine, I hunted up all of his friend and asked if they knew where he was They did not. I went to Manhattan and saw more of his friends, but they knew nothing. I am going back to Manha'- tan to-day to continuo the search. 1 Want to see him and intend to find him I haven't made all tne rounds of his amateur theatrical friends. He devoted & lot of his attention to that sort of thing, and seemed to be very popular with the people who call themselves the topnotohers tn that line. Concern- ing my brother's resources I know nothing. If he any T can't say. T families that have been representative of all that appertains to American erts- ocracy for seven generations, The young Suydams have been mar- |cled eight years, having entered into wedlock when Walter Lispenard jr. was eighteen and his bride a year younger. Cwo children were born of the union, out both died. ‘The young husband, in elating the ets of his wife's disap pearance, admitted that she had co! essed more than a passing fondne: or the Brooklyn plumber’s son, “I never imagined,” he said, “that her mpuisive and temperamental nature would carry her to such lengths, I was confident that she had enough love lef: for me and enough consideration for her own family and for my family to stifle her impulses. Th whole thing {s un- accountadl The summoning of an attorney to Flue Point gaye rise to the rumor that am sure my poor father and mother | the abandoned young husband would be- knew nothing about this until it had gin immediate steps to obtain a divorce, happened and I know Just how they | This report was dented, and it was sald feel.” | that the lawyer was simply called in to There was an important family con- | attend the family conference. ference to-day at Manowtasquort, the, Om the day after his wife's disappear- boauttful Suydam country estate at! ance young Suydam had employed every Blue Point. Walter Lispenard Suydam | ji1, wife. In this he failed. fe artes sr. was with his son and so was Mrs.| ted to-day that he waa as deeply in the Suydam ar., who had come on from| dark as to his wife's whereabouts aa he Newport, after a telephone conference | Wa on the day after ahe left home. with the John Jay Whites, who prom- Even the public notoriety of the sed to motor down to Blue Potnt from |elonement had not brought a hint of thelr villa at Narraxanset. Mr. and) Tiere ine, young society matron had N gone, ) ne of XN . § ‘dam rs host bed ed Al ae iene { friends could lend any aid tn the ‘oy eloper, tors 4 soarch, So far as the Suy. Suydam chauteau, having volunteered eRe Nee orate |learn she did not confide her love for their services to help unravel the ugly | the plumber's son to a soul, tangie. ————— PARENTS OF YOUNG SUYDAM 1M Health Causes Saicide. HORRIFIED AT SCANDAL. | When Samuel Weingroth went to call on his brother Joseph in the third floor The Suydams were horrified when they |of the tenement house at No. 516 East got word from their son of the running | Bleventh street, to-day, he found him away of his wife. There had never been | ansing from a bracket on the mantel auch a scandal in thelr family or in the | f@ Cut nim down but he dled befor # of the Lispenards, Sturgises and | rived, Ho had been. deapondent. be with which they are allied. ij cause of continued ill health, CLARA 9 New York’s Newest Strictly a Store Department Store For the People SIKTA AVENUE, 22d ane 23d ST8, MR. WIZZLE—the man of new Beginning i to get in touch with | NOTE: This ts No. 7. PLAN WIDE HUNT FOR STORAGE LAW VIOLATORS. First Conviction, Just Obtained in Syracuse, Encourages Of- ficials Here, The first conviction in this State under the new Cold Storage Iaw having been obtained yesterday in Syracuse, where the Syracuse Cold Storage Company wae fined $%0 for failure to tag goods re- in extensive cam- of the law hes USS, 000 RDS TOUPOLD A WL VOI $4,000 Surrogate Fowler Rules Against Contestants in Case of Mrs. Alice Eliza Benjamin enforcement, of the city Health Department ovtained promise of Active co-operation with the efx inspect: | ors at work in the Sti tly handicapped in said Mr. Brennan, “by lack of suffictent inspectors. Next Saturday examinations will be held in Manhattan and Brooklyn for candidate: for ten inapectorships, With these men we will strive to round up offenders! against the law.” | Burrogate Fowler in deciding to-day & will contest involving $40,000 used more | than olght thousand words. ‘The will, which the Surrogate upheld, was that of Mrs, Alice Eliza Benjamin, who died last February, bulk of her estate to physician. Amelia A. Crawford, a cou- gin, sought to have the bequest over- turned on the ground of undue in fluence, BECOMING PESSIMISTIC. (From the Chicago Tribune.) Is something fright. than one man in the United States Senate, in my opinion, purchased , The evilence showed that some time | his Senatorial Togo." prior to her death Mra. Benjamin suf- | ful. Mo Bhe had/ fered an aspoplectic stroke. | recovered her mental faculties suffi- clently to manage her own affa’ testimony was introduced as to acts of Mrs. Bonjamin which the wit- nesses said were irrational. “Almost any person of eccentric or morbid temperament, or even any nor- mal person off guard, may bo proved | to have made speeches or to have per- formed acts which a casual ot may chatacterizo as trrational, Surrogate Fowler, The law, added the Surrogate tn effect, is Hberal in its definition of “capacity | to make @ will,” and @ person who has| suffered from a stroke of apoplexy, pro- ducing permanent physical defects, m: @ disposing mind. ed EET. 1389) Would you let a cobbler mend your clothes? Certainly not. Don’t permit any one other than an Oculist (a registered physician) to exam- ine and prescribe glasses for your eyes. He only is competent to perform such an important mis- sion. Harris Offices place at your service experienced Oculists (Reg- istered Physicians) for examina- tion, skilled mechanics for the grinding of the lenses and expert Opticians for adjusting and fit- ting of the frames or mountings. | We guarantee complete satis- faction whether your glasses cost $2.00, $3.00 or $5.00. to a testatrix are not in the suffictent to prove undue influence. He) held that the opinions of sanity experts, | based on trivial facts and unrelated cir- cumstances covering years of time, are not controlling upon the Surrogate, who| must reach his own independent con- clusion from all the evidence in the case _— {SENATOR TIM SULLIVAN'S DAUGHTER SERIOUSLY ILL. Mrs. Rayner Suffering From In- | juries Received in Street Car A, - | Crash. euli and | CINCINNATI, Sept. 18.—Mrs, Willam oO ste S | Rayner, daughter of Senator “Tim” Sul-| 64 East 22rd &t., near Fourth Ave. | livan of New York, ts seriously {11 from pS RET bet. bthand6thAves | the effects of injuries sustained in a| 64 West 1: St, near Lenex Ave. | street car collision last Friday night, | 442 Columbus Ave., Sist and 82nd Sts. when an empty freight car struck an| 76 au St., near John Bt. electric car. At the time only one person was eo eet: near Wille’by, Bklyn Fulton St, opp. A. & S., Bklyn thought to be hurt. On Sunday, how- ever, Mrs, Rayner, who s the wife of | 597 Bread St., near Hah |the manager of the Empress Theatre, |the accident. Her condition took @ eud- den turn for the worse t: FURNITURE CASH c# ~ CREDIT $1 WEEKLY OPENS AN ACCOUNT No DeFoerr Kg qUgD) | | IO? 1OBWEOTKISs ont O-EN SATURUAY EVENNESS W. L. 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