The evening world. Newspaper, November 3, 1911, Page 2

Pe ca Sa ee THE BV MBLER GONE, ENING. WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1931. « x 4 SO,000 PACKAGE. | ed our candi: side MeCooey and who were | . Then I aeked In the courtroom at the opening of to- He men- day's hearing, were: Alexander Dujat, Hum. a Democratic Alderman from Queens; in mind. Noble, Judge MAN FOUND IN CELLA WITH WOUND IN THROAT. Woman Said to Have Gloried in Death MONSTER BLOCK to Explain, Taken to Kings William Klein of No, 6 West Tenth County Hospital. strect, College Point, and Frank Knox med Gray. Mr, Joseph Powers, a Cassidy henchma : ti — ! ley und number of Joseph Meyerrose, @ former sherift; | 3 i, ,| Mrs. Isabella Clinton, Too Weak dd him whom he oege J. Wallace, a Corona politician; . | FOR A BANK HERE und he said that he Would fet me know OF 64,000 POUNDS by the | f No. tt Kast Ni rh Mrs. Isabella Clinton, sixty years old Ly eke Sine,’ Vou untertiond to have Ween | wax found today in the cellar of fer saab Hirai. feorn af the news. oa lb ARRAN Eh | | home, No. 59 Berkeley place, Brooklyn Shares Agginat Mr. witless? a oe et | With a cut four inches long in her throat that Tread ft first in the ee were J 1. O'brien of Kime fon teh rieit s She was unable te yl Surrogate Ketcham tort him Durst “danse “oder, y plumber | ee +> | -_—— | Bak any statement, and on the advice unto; e ‘ i kd ; ical f i ; of Dr. Turner of the Swedish Hospita meee sre tan ant nat Tepe tan iy ant tate 4. Seeman Doc” Mitchell Borrowed Biggest of Kind Raised on New |Theft at Lynchburg, Va., Kept or iaaen te Rings San iy 4 of hath, Willan Willett and Patrick Calta. . ‘ | é Yat ‘at al and placed i the shopath! Bah ceattetase, Ki ore eee ll nan entered court at the eame time | Right-and Left in Harlem Municipal Building as Thou- Secret for a Week by the | wara. ey had bought thelr, Mr. Willett declared he was perfectly 4 tiie tte , $8 oun lived with Hee niece, Mp willing to go on the stand if they would | and Then Vanished. sands Watci. Postal Authorities. ays she thas been melay «Mf. De Ford led the witness through give him status in court and permit his Mra, Clinton was hea @! the detatis leading to the criminal counsel to cross-examine witnes - CE! Wee aa abil ee emt at nba Weel sult against William Berri, Mr.) Mr. De Ford opened the proceedings by "1 S WAY TO EUROP! e tian a thousand persons forgot (Special to The Evening World.) | chy. toed ’f ‘or breakta . s : a org! . jorniag Mra. Ehler we: » MeCosey said tie opposed bringing the reading the list of witne for whom ON HIS WAY TO EUI th anniety’ (8 get Yo thee \ugrewn LYNCHBURG, Va, Nov. 3.~The!} fer | “y nler went to lo Prosecution. Me said that he later ad- subpoenas fad been issued. When _ : homes thia afternoon in order to watch Ott! Authorities having succeeded in} “Eng room wae empty. A tral! of wleed the withdrawal of tho case. Loula T. Waiter, the alleged between, ft u p é j Keeping information under cover a week,! stains lod to the ¢ -"Did you investigate as to the foun- did not respond, De Ford asked District- the operation of holsting the first of the ar and Mrs, ¢ |Pretty Clerk’s Brothers and . book ahr - {t developed here to-day that @ regis-| was found there on a plie of sack® @ation for the Berri article—did you, Attorney Do Witt of Queens | weges eA use biocks of granite that are to SD8N lier Hackage, said to contain $90,000! Weak to move or talk. No k talk with anybody about itt" “Has any effort been made to Abandoned Wife Sure They the tops of the Corinthian columns Of | way stolen from the malls sometime Fri.| found In her room or in the cellar, @: 1h, yes, 1 talked with Mr. Witlett.| Walter here?” | . the new Municipal Building. The ereat | aay stternoon or night until she ts Able to make @ statemer Me told me that he had drawn $10,000 “A subpoena has been issued for him. | rranite oblong welghs €,000 pounds and 4 the manner In which the bank @n the day of the con- but he has not been found,” anawered | Left on Mauretania. fa-one Of he biggest Slagle ploses. of eal that @ number of Postal wound must remain a oy vg Meg iy Baye g “Eun. Westen paying teller of the ae New York wanding plboverei, Sagas '"}no information can be had relative! OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS. Lgl lively’ Monee th he Bank of Long ‘Island, at Jamaica, | Harlem aw a gennation in the dis- “Tn order to holst this to the robbery, ‘The package Is sald SAILED ‘To-Day. this huge block of Mohawk, Jackwoavili ” stone to the top of its 100-foot columns | nate testified that on Oct. 6 Willett entered appearance of William Frank Mitchell “And you thought that suMcient to th president's room at the bank and and a beautiful young woman who was to have been a remittance from a Blue- | field, W. Va., bank to a New York City oa, Norfolk. old Billy Brown, known as the cham- bank, Th ” the mutt?" that the president came to him and gjerk in a store near Mitchell's gam- pion “rigger” among all the builders, | P88. The pouch cont ‘ning the package 1% thought that tt was very indie-| S#Ked for $10,000 for Mr, Willett. He) sing nouse. The pair are sald to ha Was called into service. Brown took |!* *UPPosed to have come to Lynchburg at 8.90 o'clock Friday night over the Norfolk and Western and was delivered through the mail transfer to train No. | 3. on the Southern at the West End station. ve the amount in $%0 and $1,000 bills, | |saiied for Europe on the Mauretanta ames y, caahter of the bank, | ; eee ay iat ioo ana $2000, last Wednesday and Mitchell's creditors ering the $10,000 pald out by Weston, and hie wifo are trying to figure out @ He identified other documenta, showing scheme to atop him when he lands on crest for Willett to draw $10,000 for any, Mirpose on the morning of the con- Vention, and I told them that, as a mat- lef of politics, the puit ought to be Rapped. sonal charge of placing the booms and reeving the cables and the spec tators were treated to a few prelim: inary: thrills the careless way he 1 slip out to the end of one of the A Good Pair of Ears that Wilictt had taken up the fret notes the other side. hoomne high Im, the alr. to. ihmpee Bhortly after leaving Lynchburg the witterr SAID HE WANTED TO! Oct. 16 with two vonewal notes of that; Mitchell has been a prominent figure # tackle, ye Me ale eres Postal clerk on No. 38 reported that the], «eh “MAIL THE DISTRICT. te. |1n Matiem for the past five or stx yea ; . Wo cables, each 2000 feet long and | Self-registering lock on the pouch did; is all that you need to select a tydo Stats beast he wanted) VERY ANXIOUS TO FIND THE oie 6 bie oaring, Btegrabee Fy MRS Wow ISB, ved through four-ply blocks, were! Ot correspond to the waybill he had! piano if you buy from a reliable told me that he wanted to use it ELUSIVE MR. WALTER. {povered mbt eaiy Harlem but the road. ~ : MILYA. sed to holst the big stone. It took ff. |#ienéd at Lynchiurg and that a pack-| firm; for after you select a tone by VER 1 n’nutes to lift it to the top of the lumas and swing the huge block In- campaign purposes. He said he ii tended to ‘mall the 4} ‘Then Mr, De Ford said: age valued at $29,000 was missing ——— {house district of the Bronz and We: ‘that pleases you the rest, how it let,’ and IT knew! “I desire now to make ‘public the) P tty thoroughly. Under the | will wear, ete., is t aut ebst some money. fotatement that the prosecution, te, vary |GhetrgsMeeriquantitien: tasesen ns | ward until It bung directly over ita rests GAS KILLS WOMAN, wi) Fear, ete. is up to the firm Wir. MeCocey said Willett told Messrs, | anxious to put Mr. Louis T. Walter of | conducted a gambling house on the sec- | —— —_ a nadie ing piace, Letchisady nip | y Irom. c and Callahan how he had bor-|the stand. Efforts have been made t? 9n4 floor of the building at Nos. 6 and! theTHi tite avenue Wee tickle ant Work | tree Oe twelve at th ning Over Stove When she [R 20,009 before the convention as serve him and he cannot be found. | 62 West One Hundredth and Two: y- of tHOBLENe. Which Gaused a :anéy Ad stretching along the tops of the paren @s having taken $10,000 from tho make this statement in the hope that firth street in partnership with a man about $3,000, umns. The bdlocks are being : secre on the day of the nomination. Mr. Walter will see this statement and named Hodson, Alderman Alexander Drescher, in !’ankforl, Me., from the ‘big granite] Mrs. Esther Fisher of No. 67 Avenue “Did any of the candidates say any-|feturn to this courtroom fo give tet-) “Doc Mitchell, as he was generally | ‘ tie tragedy occurred, as Quarries on the Penobscot River. The died at her home this afternoon of about the statement?’ itimony on the subject of this investl-| known, ceased attending to his gam-| i] py he te ened of the pitiable plight stone work Is in charge of the John gas poisoning, She was leaning over ‘ea, they told Mr. Willett it would be | gation.” | bling business some time ago. It was) | Shapiro Thenasa'a getaeripces ite one Pairs Uplate whose bd geed ak le vi ae uae: en Faved asta | mighty hard to get the public to believe! Valentine W. Smith, vice-president o!| common gossip in the neighborhood y #20. In five minutes he had raised gio. {7 Charge of the joo to-day were Hans , yO t | that the money Was not drawn for con-|the Bank of Long Island, and in charge | that he was spending most of his time | Any contributions sent to him at No. 740 H Marklow and Robert Skinner, Her small daughter, Sadte, caited a | vention use" of the branch at Far Rockaway, was|in the company of the pretty clerk, Howard avenue or to Station P, Box M4, ae neighbor who notified Dr. Kilaging of “Thank you, you may go," said Mr.|the only other bank oMcial who re-| The girl's family knew of the friend- | Brookiyn, will be promptly acknowl- Bellevue. T woman was dead when | sponded to @ blanket call for Ananciat| ship between ‘the girl and the gambler | edaed. the phyaleian arrived, Atithe opening of the afternoon session | teatimony. and tried in vain to break {t off. Not MANY OVERCOME BY SMOKE IN Investigation showed that there Smith, of the Bank of Long| Mr. Doe Ford interjected the remark| only did Mitchell neglect his business, TENEMENT FIRE. O:100k {fh the tube cobnecting the rq but the business fell off ree ag ‘ with the gas pipe. was called bask to the stand | and Mr. DeFord tried to find out the state of Willett's account as guardian! “tn ordor that the impression may not of Edith W. Willett. The account | be gained that wo want their testimony ranged from §2,9%6 on October ® (© for political purposes,” he sald, “I desire $005.07 “for to-day’ balance. The con- to say that tho investigation cannot be was not made apparent. |conciuded before the date of the alec McCooey oame back for a denial | tion and if they desire they may: be Geal with Charles Murphy | calied at some tater tho . judictal nominatto: “I think that Surrogate Ketcham and It woman Inhaled gas from the defective | 83,000 purchasers in the last 67 tube, | years; if we can judge the future y the past it’s pretty safe to Freie that they will please you a Within’ two | weeks there were several bad rows in the mbling-house, and on Monday j night Hodson was badly beaten by | some visitors, PRETTY GIRL CLERK AMONG THE MI688ING. After the row on Monday night Hod. aon tried to fod Mitchell. The search wi frultiess, nor did any more suc- that Maser. Ketcham and Callahan were present under subpoe The earlier fire started snortly after midnight in the stationery and candy | store of George Fromberg and quickly | communicated to the second floor of the | double-decker, containing over 200 per- all of whom were asleep. The flames made their way up through an atrehaft and mushroomed into the bulld- tng close to the second floor ceiling. The families on the lower floors, in mberss, had no ditticulty % ig Stand Eight to Four for Con- viction of Woman Who Expected Acquittal. OF PSONNG 20N DEATHUST OF NNE | Sebepreeereeenmpeecemeney i} was | |, Pease Pianos range in price | from #325 up; and we have many |reliable bargains in used piano. OPELOUSAS, La., Nov. A mistrial 1 a ‘ |Mr. Callahan wish to testify as #007 | oven attend a quest on Tuesday, ‘The | NA&S recorded to-day tn the case of Mrs, Lar pi MOE latent lant rare : of our own and other good make: ke yeaah rier |e borate." wald Suattee Souder. news reached One Hundred and Twen- | Ze? Runvo McRee, accused of the mur-| Vint, “they found the scuttle doo? | (Continued trom First Page.) \from $125 up; easy payments if make Goposite a We think we ought to be called atl iy.atth atreet Wednesday night ther ee of Allan Garland, the youns Tulane} Shore ~~ PLUM PUDDING once, and the sooner -the better,” ati student. ‘Lhe jury. which had been out 2 ou wish, welled amounts exceeding $1,000? Mitchell had salle’ on the Mauretania | Morris Benjamin, one of the tenants | cali her lawyer and make @ will, After u Candidate Ketoham. “Wo are here,| ¢; ‘ learned | 28 Noon yesterday, reported this! and his twenty-two-year-old son Joseph, | habe ‘ ihe In next Sunday's World and |, Write at once for our uew cate fou never received $15,000 to be de- | ready to testity.” hat morning, Then it was learned | morning it could not agree pounded away at the door until they | Bis @ doctor was called and announced 1H yaoi eat ve will tell why Premicr | log: it’s free. OMA Halt want to took over some | Liat the pretty ttle clerk to Whom | "Mrs MtcRee expected a apecds broke it,down, A number of the panic: | ‘Mat sie waa sutfering fom pneumonia. |H prneriean jee will tel why Premici yy DISCUSSED NOMINA- |of your pubitened statements botore 1| Mitcvell had been paying attention |acquittal on ner doclaration that she| stricken. crowd rushed Into the apart-| Reporte recelvad by the poiice tram} Tim sPuaaing os t far designed PEASE PIANO co 6 WITH MURPHY. | can you,"" sald Mr. De Ford. had been missing since Monday night, | shot young Garland “ta de.ense of her} ments on the fouyth floor, and filling the | Peoria, Ill. where Mrs, Yeri tor- by scientific cookery. Sizes 25c ” | QDidyow cen: divcuge at any time | Sr. Balth entited an abstract: of | -iammed'ran the wurling chances Ace windows, shrieked for help, | merly Hived, indicated that corpses had | PY. Soemifc cookers 1) 128 W. 42d, nr. Broadway, N. Y: —-a8 the sporting chatacters of |, Accotuing to Foreman Hidalgo, the] Goodman and Polleemen William Cole| possessed Charles morbid fascination for bes, ¥. Murphy the judiciary Louls T. Walter's account showing that ands Swentye sot [AUFY Mtood etgNt to four for conviction Of] ang award Wardell were. the fret on! and th saya " rie ' Brooklyn Branch: Newark deaneh im Queens County? A. No, sir; en October 7, the day after the judi. [ONC Hundred and twenty-mfth streot |e saughter. the noene, and, theg.cusned) into. che| Coe tee Bhe had lefoemelly attached rancis H. Leggett & Co.J 34 Flatbush Ave. 10 New St. ¢ y clary convention, $00 had been depor. | Call hie disappearance-spread rapidiy,| “Mrs, Mckee was much worried over] American Star Halle ¢ Rary bulid-| bernelfase An underianisg. sete lahment | + and then came additional news thai/the manner in which the trial turned, Jo. 181 se oof c ve there, and spent most of her telsure Boralnations with Mr. Murphy. {ted to his oradit by his brother, Albert. |saitetel! had been botrowing money right | judge ‘Pavy's decision that she] (exon tne ten one oe te cee eat hen fe employees. " @. Did'you éver hear 1 git and Judg y below the top floor of the tenenen You éver any one else CAGSIDY’S DEPOSITS INCREASED | ana left in anticipation provably of flight., would have to return to prison for the They stood below the’ side windows; This w urther established by the 7 oe in your pres- BY $16,800. He had borrowed $3,0 from two women, present. He added, howev that it} out of which a number of men and! discover fan almost equal friendship eo, Meas ; , one of them a seamstress, on hin auto,| Would produbly be possible to allow the] women were prepating to hurl theec! for an aker here. Surromete Ketcham then testified va piceetd Myr eg Cope feed ory td mobile, und they hold a inorignge that used woman to go free on a heavy] gelves, and held them in check un SM. ka, an undertaker at Bar- the candidates’ conference over the Ohers teagey i Reng Cannidy, trom {14 sald to 90 worttiess, Mis chauttour | the week. the firemen from Hook and Ladder ringtou, Ill. speaking of the woman Beret editorial sults, tld he had void ens hae ‘idl m Mitchell owes him $150 for repalr| report ‘of the mistrial. introduced, a| wrk tay The Cente ear eee WIM to-day, PEA Variety gaan ake ya%e one’ aes Saath a seer eet ‘an you 100k at this deposit sjip, | WOFK And money expended on suppitos.| motion for another (rial next week, but] up and dragged women and children out |, worine Around Hedleg ey aS (trode Garth tina sual contribU- showing funds depoaited by Cansidy |The landlord of the bullding In which this the prosecution claimed imppusible,| of the crowd, which had wedged ites! I never employed her, for a couple of Special for Saturday, the 4th. © the Demeoratic fund. Mr. Sitoner a, and “tae whiew o Mitchell conducted his establishment is|owing to the large number of cases| tight in struggles to et out. ears { couldn't keep i> cut of the ots pecial for Saturday, the pela, remarked that he aniounin was deposited in. bills?” he {clamoring for his rent and other credit-|on the docket which take precedence A number of citizens made their way | hice, At every: ueath she would seem SES HONEY Ro CRyeTALLs: CAL ¥ $100 for the resulal! gaxod, ors are taking notice. oe UP fre-eseapes to the top floors, trom to hear of it just a8 soon as I, and she vetizing muineses contect New crop, erystall Witlett hed not 1014 44s, Smith ald an item efys,sor,| Mitchell Lived with his wife, to whom bale gd they pee ty tae Smoke ae the | Mould reach the house only a little be- pears ehh waren hi deltioennens 094 searihinn qualities: Borrowed mon ad been over: he | tae RY tenth in @ ilet of deposit aggregating | he has been married for thirteen years, | font of the stairs leading to the roof, MEd me, She seemed to glory in think. |} oe fy bis te Noe a nt we Oc HZ000 on that day, represented cash, | in the Rosemary apartments at > The Benjamins smashed the door of BOX ‘West One Hundred and rwent, Mrs, Mitchell as and owes two month had any rusytelon at my husband | mixed up in money troubles aust ther, Mr. Hodson, and a Mr. Du ne came here and told me he had taken everytntog Pe owned aw om | It also showed that Cassidy'n account in the Lincoln Trust Company increased Oct. & by $3,900, ., Henry G. Hebson, President of the nd thought he would need | First National Bank or Far Rockaway, campaign expens came In just in time to add the ator: him I thought it was a Inmen-| of the Willet: loan. Ho testifled: Wdiscretion,” said the witnes: "Mr, Willett came to me Sept HTN he tell you unything about bor-! saia ie wanted $10,00. Ie down, affording escape to many over the | roof, but by this time fully fifteen per- ons had beon carried to the stree! where physicians from St, Mary's, § John's and Bradford Street Hospitals | worked over them. | die ek EES HARVARD WINS SOCCER GAME WITH PRINCETON. ference, he said, Willett Wed $10,000 on the a, got the money street. been SCLID GOLD SEAMLESS WEDDING RINGS m the icinal reciy Proved Loft kitchens. hreurlin je Wholesemeness and purity. 0 Old - Fashioned: Molasses Candy abe with vesday. ‘Tien or DEATH AT FIRE (Continucd, from Firat Po | Assonre known and Nut Satinettes, Fr $8 and | he only ) | wanted tt for Mfteen days, and if he|the poke: room und tiey believed. ive ae j Midn’t use tt he would return tt," had gone for good, Trey told me he {8 his criv, Just lapsing into uncon-| PRINCRTON, N Nov. 3.—By the Boodnere ory 19 KETCHAM'S CLERK AT! “Didn't he want the money in caah?” {had been barsowing.:uoney right ani lott | eclouaness, wan the bady. J | score of 2-0 Harvard defeated Pri el 99,000 « YEAR @AL..RY. “Yes, Ho wanted it in $1,000 billy, 1 and hed ‘given ateN mode er aoliate ihe child up, snuggled him un Hi) ton at soccor on the latter's ground this A Fy A 7 ™ i x. toha: told. made an worth © monds to a «irl that wor! coat, made his wcy back to the cornice 2 - € and eds 4 o a ie seaienen pa ply a could not. Sfrort te. Bee E fae Sim sng | 9 mus tore under the poker room. | 4nd handed the child down in safety, | **ternoon. This is the frst game which Wmom THR May Pt} wegen. Premium feral, ete “] understan this girl has been) 4 an revi! in y bearing on the champion- ly , » ON POUND 180. it of Bown McCovey as chiet| “Did ho may anything about bis Judl-| missing since Monday. On Tuewler | She catia revived with the first breath | Will have any bearing pi SOLID 14:K1, LOLD. SOLAD 18-K1. GOLD, POUND HOX. : i 0 ame of the kind bin the Surrogate'’s office at 99.000 a | ¢! hee Drother an@ another ma; ny ali’, ship and is the second game of the y the salary revently fixed by the ture. advised and knew,” aid the speaking of the withdrawal of suit, “that the courtroom w: and would be used for # spectac ow, and I felt that our case wai in such a showing.” te Ketcham said he consented $hO. withdrawal because he thought case was a bad one that would jis candidacy more harm than good, Matter which way It went. Callahan, the other Judiciary swore that Mr.‘ Ketcham's mony was, in substance, correct. Feferred to Willett’s financial trans- ne aw “unfortunate, to ure the term, and in @ measure giving » Berri a basis for his charges.’ CALLAHAN DOESN'T CONS(VER, * WILLETT FIT NOW. expected that the Willett cases Id be probed by the Bar Arsocla- @ you consider Mr, Willett fit to ‘® Justice of the Surreme Court, af- what you had a no,” sharply replied the candi- Willett turned deep red as he “i the answer, f Callaban said that both Burromae and He thought Willett should ‘off of the ticket. you tell him #0?" és, we put it rigdt up to hat did he say?” remark was that it would make criminal if got off of tae im tice Scudder notified counse! Would not hold & weseion Monda: he thought the public was entitled day before election to digest the es. He oflered a session co-mure that Drewent proceedinzs are meraly an by Justice Scudder, sitting as « fPate, to Aelemnine whether or not t been committed. Men svdpoenued last night, ve , nomination that day | night bie. | SHAPIRO FAMILY TRAPPED IN THEIR ROOMS, Upstairs, the Shaplros had remained {ast asleep, despite the outeries below. Airs, Shapiro was aroused by the sme! ‘were around One Hundred and Twenty: Did he say anything about expecting fifth street looking: for nabvand the nomination th: »They: tell me now that my husband had {been showering gifts on her for more than a year and that all One Hundred and Twenty-fitth street was talking in which Harvard and Princeton have competed. | ohaenientacesiflitemennsrmee FINISHES AT JAMESTOWN, | ‘Did he tell you to treat the matter confidentially?” | Of smoke aud, throwing open the door,| JAMESTOWN, Va, Nov. “IRST about it, but I never had the slightest . , “No, suspicion of him. He has left me with #4 that suvke and fames had cut of | RAC se three-year-olds and | When the witness wae asked if he had nothing but the furniture, and there iv ll escape. Shrieking, she ran throug. |"Pward; five and one-half furlongs.— any conversation with Willett later on nothing for me to do but Spin, U8 (MeCahey), 8 to 1, 3 to 1 and to wor the apartment, arousing the family, al) 1 the subject he said don't suppose there is any use in trying 9f Whom made for the front windows to first by half a length; Fort ‘On October 16 1 asked Mr. Willett for to. ring him back. just joudman had handed down the | ‘Yorth, 18 (Jordon). 4 to 1, 3 to 5 and renewal notes for the loans. He “ney tell me he salied on the Maure- Schulte baby. 4 to 5 c0cond; Double Five, 106 (Dag he did not want to sell anything at tania under the name of Hart. He now," Goodman called to even and 1 to 2, third, [time to pay the notes, because that took lls big Great Dane dog ‘Staidard’ Shaplro, who stood in the window, hold i : Would be taken as confirmation of the with him, 1 think he has given the im M{ieen-months-old Sidney In his saies, Peyton Breckenridge, Car- newspaper charges concerning the way he got the nomination.” You are sure t was on October Aft, ‘Thrifty, € COND RAC Mton Squad algo ran, Steepechave; threv- olds and upward; purse $300; short ourse, one and three-quarter miles. Vilhalla, 147 (Allen), 7 to 5, 3 to 5 and out, firat by wth; Black i i (Saffel), @ to 1 and ev Sir Watson, 130 (Williams), 6 to 1, 2t dog to Bome friend, though, as he could not take a dog into England and he knows i Mitchell {8 a native of Canada and war at one time an ftinerant preacher He ran & gambling house in St, Louls fn 1904 during the World's Fair and made enouga money to enable him to come to this city and open a similar place. in One Hundred and Twenty- Afth street ust hand the baby down to he said, holding out bls arms, The frantic man dropped the baby but as it shot by Goodm: the police man reached out his hand and caught it by the arm, dislocating tt. Then he handed the child down to the policemen on the sidewalk, Now the next," commanded Good. | man, and Shapiro tried to hand nine- | | year-old Aaron down, he being the next | Herdsman, | youngest. But Aaron's weight dragged | ran. him through the window, head foremost. He struck the cornice and dropped to the sidewalk, dying twenty minutes later. Shapiro was still holding Aaron when | he struck the pavement, The doy’ |ankle was tr |piro and two of the and Sadie, Jumped. The horror-stricken crowd shouted to Samuel to walt for the hook and ladder truck which was then dashing down the street, But the unconscious forms of his parents, bie brothers and sister on the sidewalk drove him frantic and he followed them to the street, } uninjured, and took charge of Sadi Aaron, ‘ie the other children were taken ‘to St. Mary's Hospital. MAE Ne stood in front of the burning by | bullding, ir the bodies of his parents, the alarm clock set for Cures all humors, catarrh and ea | o'clock, went off. bcp r ret 7 ‘Turning to the eroup of sympathizing |Tueumatism, relieves that tired 'Yos.” “Don't you kiow that the newspaper charges were not published until Octo ber 18th?" The Standard Union's charg heen made until October 18th, a nee 8 WILLETT I5 SUE | BY 4 WiDOW Wao RODGERS ON LAST STRETCH, WAS HIS CLIENT, OF OCEAN-TO-OCEAN FLIGHT. | In addition to nis other troubles | Aviator Who Started From Here | William Willett, candidate for a Su-) for Pacific Expected to Fly preme Court Justiceship and under in- | Into California Before Night. vestigation of political dealings, was made a defendant in the Supreme YUMA, Ariz, Noy, &—Aviator Cal. P. Court, Brooklyn, to-day before Justice Rodgers, the trans-continental flyer, Garretson in @ suit brought against ascended early to-day at Stoval Siding, the legal firm of Willett & Frost iy #ix miles East of here, on what he Mrs. Mary Burns, a widow, who claims hopes will start the last stretch of hii the fim owes her $586.66 as the re- fight from New York to Los Angeles. sult of @ lawsuit won for her. |r ted to arrive here before noon | Attorney John ©, Judge, who has'and then to get as far into California made political speeches for Willett, as powtible before nightfall, This will | appeared for the complainant and ar-\enable him to, reach Los Angel ved that the caso should come at gaturday night. | Once, ta tea pine frm waa sepre- nen! iy r. Frost, who told ust |Garretoon he was willing to have the | = miles since he left sh ol had not Flat, Sam Ball, Monte Benlala Bound Lizale Carlo, Brook also ee Morocco Treaty Vintshed BERLIN, Nov. b—The w eign Minister Kiderien-Wae; French Ambaseador Cambon to-day in Hed the Congo portion of the Moroe can treaty, This means that the treaty! {s now complete, and it 1s semi-officlaliy announced that the entire document | will be signed Saturday. Hoods ion, Mrs, Shi ‘hildren, George | matter laid before any public account. |!" actual flying time of sevent: peighbore who had gathered about him |fecling, restores the appetite, ant end would abide by the figures, |hourea and thirteen minutes. ‘These the clock; that was for Cures paleness, nervousness, After declaring tut he believed the figures, on a twenty-four hour calcula | ¢ But, now, we’ don't ait | 7 : suit & political move, the Juative took tion, sive threo dayw five hours and| any more."* at nee builds up the whole system the ease under adv! ment for a few thirteen minutes for tite distance, or | day, Get it today in usual liquid form or Qn average of 51.3 miles an hour, En, Com} No, 181 and Hook adder Company 5 reeh trom |chocolated tablets called Sarsatabs, ind Ladder Company No, 7, fresh from Sarsaparilla' A—si 0.75 B- 1.75 06. 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