The evening world. Newspaper, July 15, 1912, Page 2

noe neran a er ewnerreggrsanit ———— 2 _ THE EVEKING WORLD MONDAY, JULY a 1912. ~~ AAS WED DAUGHTER’ AS MANAGER OF FROM WATER AFTER oH SHOAL OF MILLONARE, WILSON CAMPAEN O'BSEER AS wih Friday, when they learned of his dis appearance and the fact that the potles desired to fad him. This sort of assiet- ance has So far been utterly futile, ’ MOTHER OF SCHWARTZ LEAVES | HOME OF SISTER. | | | | Pretty Widow Dives for} Mra, Schwarts, mother of the hunted —— ee | Nathan, had left the home of net se, | Boy Who Carried United | Irma Kilgaten, Dive Divorced Wife! Democratic National Commit-| Drowning Youth and Brings inci: { Tatesien Mex’ Wraneer aiexe | Cigar Stores Cash Satchel of Count de Beaufort, Is | tee Yields to Wishes of Nom- | Him Safely to Pier. | No matter what ails your child, « \ para" men an hvening World report ort — Said ie His Bride. inee, Voting Unanimously. sii “thes Men Tost veal mie ete ft reste Coe fF wout tnow "te carious attresee© "TEMPTATION TOO MUCH CHICAGO, uly th=tema Keaton, | crttAao, uy BOW iam Fee eg. Gitte ih A ungatow on Faint fen are apn that i tte ae i which the members of the family were ¥ . Mi ALI fivorced wife of Count ae Beautorts sms, tua youne New Pork tow ia eae Bubb ry oe i ; Lee : i La rand 80 Feat of bowels ate files Or ar Matthew Battling Nelson, ! erstwhile Ughtwelght champlon, a upon the ad- tit w vex that they were seek- soattering an vice of dete | ~— — . Wilaon's manager at the Ral-! teen-year 1 Soy from drowning, af- thorough cleans | Migh G = ,! piss PiAuTED | & af 3 convention, Was unanimously ter an unidentified ! moto ing seclusion, ight Have Got Away to PR IGHT RI ow said to be married. Miss Kilgalion y nidentified man a motor Yesterday,” sald the young women, | SI y PRIZE FIGHTER FIG TE iy and her father, Michael ‘Tileslien, a Chairman of the National Demo. | boat who had ge to the rescue wa When cross, irritable, feverish, stom wealthy contractor, have Just returned “Falls Committee at the seasion of the overcome by exhaustion ach sour, breath bad or your little one “Capt, Price of the Bronx Detective Kansas City, but Asked Bureau got from us a stenographer's feorm New York. Nalther would affirm |Members of the committee held this Mrs, Bish Was bathiog on the beacd has stomach-ache, diarrhoea, sore throat, ee one report of everything we know about) Ouesti | nor deny the runiors. afternoon In the Congress Hotel. He) When the boy, who later gave his namo| full of cold, tongue coated, give a tea the actions of my brother while we| (Questions. | “We were showered with enough thustaucceeds Norman K, Mack of But-|ax Arthur Fronta asked her if he | spoonful of Syrup of Figs, and in a few were living at No. & Third avenue, | =i | notoriety during the recent matrimonial |falo to the highest executive post In the, could bathe from the plier, which ex-| hours all the clogged up waste, undi- next door to the house in which that | ‘troubles of my daughter and I refuse |Party. tends 200 feet Into the bay. Mra. Bishop | Re ted food and sour bile will gently to make any comment of any kind," | Joseph M. Davies of Madison, Wis. asked the boy if he could awim and he | Move on and out of its little bowels with: id Kilgallen, who Was with McCombs one of the most| replied no. She told him the water | Ot nausea, griping or weakness, and yor | Nelson met Miss Kiigallen tn Europs| active Wilson generals on tho floor of was too deep and to keep away from | Will surely have a well, happy and smil- shortly before her mariage to De Beau-| the convention, was elected to succeed| the pier. A few moments later she | ing child again shortly With Syrup of Figs you are not drug {ble} BUFFALO, N, ¥., July 18.—Breaking question that could be asked Ww down under close examination by the asked and none of us attempted to | pottoe to-day eph Killen; who when conceal anything. We hope that they orrested gave his name as Joseph M little girl was killed, Every ps eet rename fare through now." Carthy, told the complete story of the | \fort three years ago. Miss Kilgallen| Urey Woodson of Kentucky in the heard a cry and a splash and look ' f y Mra. Alexander was asked If AMY tiers involving the dixappearance of took a decided liking to the prize fighter of acoretary. The conservative ele: | up eaw him struiyling in the water, | fing your children; being composed en ; meinber of the family had made any | gion so in checks and cas belonging to and “Rat” declared afterward that she| ment in the committee made a strong) A well-bullt young man, who was in| UTC’ of luscious figs, senna and aro on ipping fine girl.” | maties, it cannot be harmful—besides, t to re-elect Woodson, who cane! a motor be lately reported in Chicago that | under the wrath of ¢ ad called several times upon | timore, but they failed. oy Ko down, jump Miss Kiigaiien at her home, “Castle Kil-} John I. Martin of St. Lou! was re- | his clothes n fallen,” on aristocratic Michigan Bouls- | elected sergeant-at-arme. the vard, and that he had been dividing his| Mr, McCombs was at the hotel where | and attention betweap his farm at Hege-| the committee met but did not Join t wisch, Il, and Chicago, nmitteemen until after his el Nelaon |e supposed to be in Winnipeg, | chairman. bE was engaged in a boxing con-| Robert 8, Hudspeth of New J. reat Friday aight. Nels Nelson, bis|wyo nas sxe from G y tailer, baMd bb Kiew nothing of the e-|eiciat ® Meseaie frat Gov. Wile effort to find out where Nathan wae OM ine United Clkar Stores Company in 2esshgd Yale | New York Saturd After wimitting to the Yackle Din right name Killen said he was sent MGertainly not & from the offices of the corporation in ia up to Nathan to furn em Bis OWN | New York with a satchel full of money Alibi fhe Ie innocent. We know of | Su" Cor win weet in a bank not i nothing that will connect him with thea) ices ctintant. | earring, crime and we know absolutely ells TE GWaW thine Win! k weeat deel Ue NELSON! out his whereabouts on the ee the money in the bag and the temptation 7 ~ rime was commitied i Lee a . me to me to steal it,” he said, > Inst word I will say ooare el thought 1¢ would ensy to get away. nnot be hounded and y to & fully dressed, heard 1. Bryan at Looe young widow's cries, and secing ¢ | they dearly love its delicious fig taste. Mothers should keep Syrup « Figshandy. tis the only stomach, li and howel cleanser and regulator needes “a little given to-day will save a sick child to-morrow. we Pull directions for children of all ages ad for grown-ups plainly printed om the packay p clear Ask your druggist for the full name, + she dove in| “Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna,” striking the water whi the afternoon Julia ( 1 overboard) with He managed to reach utched his res both sank, When th up he was xo badly winded hardly keep himself afloat. Mrs. then reaiized {t was up to her, | her daug ra warning to of the edge of the pi exclaimed, “It away where we 1 had kome money of my own and with he wishes of the Presidential | after the t queationed save by detectives. We have |i‘ ycugnt » ticket to Albany parent ported marriage, “But,” he added, “1 | <xorezsing the wlahes of the Presidential |after the boy, prepared by the California Fig Syrup i : ‘ 7 ; L le campaign, notified i sappeared, Co, This is the delicious tasting, genus COUN.TESS would not surprise me a bit, When she came to the surface s H Rs Be not heard from Nathan #ince he went) wpiere 1 went to a quiet place and Mr. MeCombs of his election. Mr, Hw jine old reliable. Bi fuse anything ela away and do not expect to. broke open the bag I was disap- AL Ida Nelson, the fighter's sister, sald) speth said he had a personal message | the unconscious boy tn her arms. . HOGAN SAYS FAMILY MADE) jointed to find so little cash. ‘There \ DEUBEAU FOR “Bat” and Migs Kilgalien had been good ; from Gov. Wilson to deliver to the com- man had managed <o reach the pier, and | 2 tered. I CONFLICTING REPORTS. | was something $200, as near an} = 2 ail friends and it would not surprise ny: | Mitte | with his help the plucky young widow . = Provationary Officer William —H./1 can remember, The checks were very if the report was true. It was admits. twas Atmoltiosd’ that Mr. Mo. (brought the Boy ashote They ro y “ ee Se Tnay Meiptissbe, Ge that Mise Kilgalien visited the Nelyon|CO™D® @@ chairman, would have the | him over an upturned rowboat a Hogan of the Department of Corrections, | larg farin Fasantiy’ naming of the Executive Committee him first ald until a doctor arr’ ‘o whom Nathan Schwarts reported | One of them wax for more Cian $18 - nd the Executive Committeee would the village. Cculiscs’ Opticians setouaness Half a Cen vy in Busine A Little Knowledge while he was on patrol, following hist 000 and L knew | would never be able this particular Instance, in spite of ———_— —_— elect @ treasurer, AWG ha — r ‘ease from Hlart's Island, where the|to get it cashed. 1 knew | would have be alleg 1 entanglements, and that SLIDE FOR LIFE AND FIGHT SEA GIRT, N. J. July 1 “Tam ericlah i Nahata be vouth served a term of eighteen months/to get rid of the matehel and ks the gamblers premises have been WITH KNIFE FAIL MR. LEVY. | 20%! fratifies to loarn of the election! give no reseor for attacking a young girl, said to-day|as quickly as poss! so 1 walked | closed for many months in eon- of Mr, MeCombs by the National Com- after Mrs. Bisno tYat he understood Captain Price had|around Albany and at mst dropped | sequence. ; ; emien mittee,” was the comment of Gov. | Applied to Eyesight received reports from the family con-|the bag on a qulet street. Thad taken Beene ae eet ite pDamrenant. | Man Accused (of Burglary KPa nL gee Meee Examination Is Dangerous cwning Nathan that differed from the|out the $200 cash and with it went to ambi @ Pottee De 0. Max Slzark, twenty-three, ; Dae Mikaetasa’ meso. Goikia| the FavORA: Blau ‘There { hought 1 afford you every assistance In tured and Arraigned, Despite ee of No, 1513 Fulton avenus, the Wronx, | —by the “Ehrlich” reports enforcing the law, was taken dying to Forntham Hospital | y 2 > ‘i eket for Buffalo.” y esperate Dash for Free |BOY HURT BY AUTO ; from time to time while Nathan was on/a ee ree ae ae ae ther r Cou be no eambling Invthe Pet ee ey 4 He : edom. i ’ yesterday after he had been thrown | method only registered . “When Schwarts was released from| trip to Crystal each ana back, then | Ree cunetteant entra, | eno vm cee pen tie vane! “len Same tinee mae Park en 4 Blas your gin We iene ¥ . hen 5 je his machine skidded on the slippery for glasses only. “Wart's Island on Jan, 10," said Hogan,| went again to the New York Central] WIKK the: Bolles DeHartelent Ba cHad Bronx, Saas i ; z e me ho last ni ievau “he was ordered to report to mo twice] station, where he purchased a ticket for anally. Your respecttuny, | Whe last night alld alx stories down a) Harold Engel Sustains Fractured have p LDO, Police Commissioner, | Cumb-walter shaft to escape arrest on people. Usually in the ci men of his clase the parents are the firet to report If the son strays from) phe yoy worked ax a messenger In the | the straight path. In overy instance | oimce at No. 4 West Eighteenth street, 4 & month. He was prompt in reporting| Kansas Clty. After that he kept up @ R. WALDO, ner, . road, throwing him head first into the and on July 31 saw him for the last| continual fire of questions concerning | . . Rosenthal, who saya he ts out to) * ee of burglary, was to-day ar- Skull, but Hilda Kash on’s In. ron railing along the New Haven Ratl-| Perfect Fitting Glasses, 2.50 to @12 Gime, that being his inst time to re-| rains yatil he finally attracted the at-| (Continued‘trom First Page) | Taet" Police, Inspector Hayes, Capt reigns in the Jefferson Market Court juries Are Slight. road track With Far & Near Lenses, $4.50 to $18 port. In reporting to me Schwartz | tention of the patrolman who made the eee ane Talat, Mecker oe the Thursday in E.G ball for examination) gix.yeur-old Harold Engel of No, 24 217 Broadway, Astor House tojd of his movements and these 1 arrest, A ("strong arm squad” for alleged perse-| Lev | Highth avenue became confused \ 5 . - ldter verified as far as powsible. Of!” Cites megan notified the New York|0f the West Fort@seventh street sta- | eution of him by stationing policemen | | quetee Seevees of torning the A » of crossing Highth avenue at One Iundred ae Pre dn et ony Sicha course, I necessarily had to depend ‘i cf pe | Hon, and Lieut, Charles Becker, head on the third floor of his house at No. | way ‘whic! vae* and Thirty-second street this morning ‘Nr widee ete) hie new On authorities of the arremt at 1 o'clock this) oe ei. ngs is i 4 ry way, of which his father, Isaac Lev y Col upon the reporta made to me by DIM) morning and an officer ts expected here | “F {he (MtrOnK-arn sauad, [104 West Forty-ffth street, went be-\ig President, and of having cut three|and was run over by an automobile in| of young Commins Waldo, declaring in a{fore Magistrate Butts in’ the West | persons with a knite while resisting age | charge of Charles Lowe of No, 248 late to-night or to-morrow morning. Bide Court to-day with a new affida ‘ and a fresh request for warrants | "eet Seventh avenue, Lowe picked up the ay had never been a0 we from gan) toy the areal of Hayes and "Day. auitestive Oliver of the Meroer streat |injured child snd) rushed ‘him to tha ” eo pas! “t the warrants, Magle Levy" ome last night | Hariem Hospital, where he was found | Schwartz's people reported him a8! Nee york, and at 10,80 Saturday morn-|!"Vited the searching Investigation of | trate Hutts saying that he would tace {0 Arrest him. Levy slammed the door | to pe sufferiag from a broken leg and ‘0. K! I have since learned they have |i.” cay given the petehel talnine | hin department by the District-At-|thie latest affidavit: and other papers | 1M the detectlve's face, and when Oliver | 4 possible fracture of the wkull, Lowe been making far different reports 0 ee a eeen ee aoc epomit. In tae | tOPney"s offic the result of Rosen-| in the case submitted by Rosenthal Maine te treedame acucovered Levy’ | surrendered to the police and was re- | Capt. Price regarding Schwarte Navona! Bank at Commerce at No, a1] thal's chares that Jtecker was a ailent jder advisement and would Hive hi walter shaft. Oliver followane Atfiea |teased, ‘The machine ts the property of | duet since his release from the Ulam | sca atroot, Me dit not return to te Petinenlnhla)smnbing nretits, | aHon Onin s anting of the Marpula, Janitor of the house, and hix|Dr, E, F. Brush of No, 217 West Qne “Schwartz always eh ME AS Al cise, Hut no one massed him, ae etter Bent to the Digtriot | Miter wife, Errica, who impeded Levy's| Hundred and Twenty-third street. quiet fellow, Out at Ame, ns 1) analy had a half holliday Saturday NS) Attorney after the Commisaionor Al sseantint t ro OH Mkts Racer Tess, were cut, as was Detective! 4. notoresle, ridden by G. A. Rappold Always felt that he was not everything checks, | Deen long in conference with Ineve'tor iy” poscnback, differed from the first F before he subdued the prisoner. |4¢ xo, 7y§ Monroe street, Brooklyn, ran Mies 14 Kasvor nty | Late in tie day the bag and the Y See ie SURE AULWATS «appearance | but without the Gash were foUme in. Ab-| snk Sonmetherger and: Tleut, Heck one ul h Magistrate Bul ; ee | ysis i ; would indicate, The one thing of Whled | i siding the iron fence of a ena u man evident fra the tone of Conurias/to ene warrants for lack of evi ./ MOTHER AND BABY fears old, of No. 80 East One Hundred he seemed most proud wis his strength | sioner Waldo's letter and from the talk! only in the addition of certain sta Ls : «i Third street, os e Was crosslink | UPL ONL oeeaharn Ge Letta unar torts the ant oe onan FALL TWO STORIES. | tm! Td sere Mt, at cae a | saul, on the head of t trong-arms” sations Rosenthal alleges that he hel | Ja block from the Capitol. A commun i and muscle developm is abo it Headau Lenox avenue this morning, Mas Kas- | y that the letter to the Diatrict-Attorn e Dow on $30 | cation to the New York pollo, transm) Among those alding the police in thelr | tog to tue & to Mateh any officers, was the first search are some of tis acquaintances | Knowiedss. tucy had that y had Will not serve to bring about any better | With Inspector Hayes and Capt, Day nb Mrs, Nellie Kelly Leaned Too Far|t2r"%Sus treated for lacerations of the ete Ragaactek Wich the Brone Church Moves | noe made tee tank de ment tn his condition {nis house and it does not mention Out of the’ Wind d Gilbey dente ing obs te rem at Fulton avenue and One Hundred and) manage yy company, Went to Aw] Mr Whitman, when he got to his of- % e MAE OF Lieut Becker. d eee ee Baan? aE aS Seventy-first street, He spent some ef | bany and cla checks | fice, two weeks Regenthar oe : Both May Die. ae Jent that the Buttal | haa ,| It was by ae ‘| police caught the boy, Hud he not mens | praint h IGHER Pp” MEN BID f, BS Ico ee ee a tioE: In an effort to get a breath of frean |LINER PHILADELPHIA LATE; attee weet. bow: the “two: poles et for herself and her year-old baby! GREEN STOKERS TO BLAME. —— wficinis ‘had taken possession of the Mrs, Nellie Kelly leaned too far. from! sot the grounds that It was joor o! 399) 1, “iri lays Stes on the Krouinds teat th haa Weat Tweltth etfest to-day aad the two| Dad Firing Delays Steamer nan fell to the pavement below. Although) Voyage to Plymouth—Workmen the baby, Edward, was in his mother's 5 ade 9 ‘otest. had arma when she leaned out, her hold | Made a Prote ‘ome to him to gainat In Rosenthal’ a World this m his time at the gymnasium of tho Houi and the young men who are trylng I i nas tioned working for the Cigar = find him are familiar with bie habiiy | [Oned eo eee aly would have. be and haunts, siawes 16.6 the police are worrted about what may pug nak unaker go cuties axainsr | SERGEY COMMUTEFS CET } ' 4 want hin boat y quest an | RATES WITHIN STATE. with ihe fi printed in? The Disirict-Attore ain In a statement third going to rush the police complietty ers into the Noor « ing y alntained a — poll there since, the new affidavit de pecasions Ttosent 2188 2190: - ma 3 AVE! would Ko a r001 Metiing him to Now| 2 . sate; Hefinite to piesent than nd ue mil i ‘| th Hay He the became loosened a they fell and the| PLYMOUTH, July tine Asn Llp Jura. Bur there In gv mistaking saev | Supreme Court Sustains Public) nearsay. Me sata weeks aces and that during other wan picked up several feet from | lane steamer Pulminulal OT Ae ot 1 Ti | nie 0 n the snversation the Inspector had | where id f yore until this m nits nee enersy Utitiiy Order for Tickets to Jer- Thi offles fe ready to present ty {the le iversation the Inspector had where the child was found. Te eae rae cvovane fran New York STMORITIO® AKL OVER THE| ‘ lthe Geant dury any avid erie pata that the police Would be Kept outs) Both were aided by people on the| ‘July @, by. bad firtns I Regul: m neha sey City, Hoboken, Ete, le Which chargen « | vial's door Just as long a8! greet, which, was crowdd at the time | When she salted on July Boy lal tn be) Erie COUNTRY STIRRED UP, | 1 tie Been teu Workd:) lat the falico Detartiient on any ‘ wth such ae 1a¢ the accident. An ambulance wan | 0WINK to the inexie nen nal hey Wave undoudtedly stirred up ave! m3) Nod, duty 18.—The| department of the Late . My art | called and they were taken to St, Vin- |The men who ty hpeatabaeents ] teor ties everywh the case of the | supreme to-day, In an pint ine ; thal ine % etl pasion timore, according to thelr story, were oO ing | Suprem| t y opinion! But the time of the Grand ne Hotel it ten days ago. |cent's Hospital. There it was found Roston, but 8 Vf $8 tile gt beirg tortured and s’ain with! by Justice ‘Trenchard, sustaina the/ limited and Its work is heavy Muciatrnte Butts avked Rosenthal tf | that Mrs. Kelly had sustained internai| ‘old that they were e0lDs ea aaeranly , ia ® For Ladies and ing f{-rty-one stab wounds making Its par-|order of the Public Utity Commission! *L have no right to waste the Grand|he had when they. £Opito #8 MAES 7r: § ON OUR BABY tieular appeal of horror and carrying | te compel th iis oWn suggestion that eousually en-| Company and ergetic measures should de taken to yrehend the youth against whom sus pision resis. | f © the affidavit appearing | injuries and the baby a fractured skull, C on th y Pennsylvania Ratlroad| Jury's time by presenting to tt wit lover nis tame in this morning's tssue|@pe condition of both is critical. surprised to find they were on the wa x oo = her railroads to sell} nesses whose statements consist of [of The World, wherein the deponent set to England, iti Becker had lared They called a meeting of protest but commutation tekets between stations | Mttle more than rumor and bh ay, forth that, Lule mor and hearsay, _ > game TO JAIL FOR SMOKING. were Induced to continue work in which osenth business the stewards also took a hand. Now Credit «= In New Jersey and terminal points Uke |and upon which no action on tte part | himael? tn" on 20 pe thal an- yy oboke ould be |oling profits from F ae eee Mer aens woe ee {84 & price of protection, No Deposit panic held aca areas Tho effect of the decision Is to put) Shortly after noon Roventhal visited ee ee made the affidavit|He Only Took One Puff, but It Was coe is Genes an end to the practice of the various! District-Attorney Whitman uninvited. |fy the form in which It appeared in The {ne Sector laborers § Newest | o14 girl in 1910 and rent to prison to piirnad companies of forcing thelr! He was with Mr, Whitman for about} World . ie Two hundred laborers, mostly em- ennett, jor Just a q serve an indeterminate went to buy commutation tleke fifteen minutes, and when he came out ' me the original of that afm. Tt was only one puff he took and the! ployed in the bullding trade, at Orange, By All Leathi is e sig months to th between thelr home station he sald that We bad given names of vit" the Magiatrs eBinmans Jcigarette was “all tobacco,” pleaded | N, J. went on strike this morning, The ‘ ers pay Week in iseuing thelr Base! PORPeTER haar Philsdelphia or two perzons who could ia: ig NG. Khe NTs Maytl ¥en Pe nry Zauerdulek in his trial to-day | men claim that @ year ago they were C i him had no Rogues Nery pleure to that the cor pany eon ph : eta ‘ ehh non nT refused t0, lest | * we fessions Justices ne ised twenty-two and a half cents ammeyer ior sella hla dae ml of {te ine. Heeker and could esides, docs | ni Sao Mignhoah OUPipD | r, O'Keefe and Devel. He wan an hour if they would wale unt we Stamped ona ree excellent photographa of ; i « for an increas e it irs enon naga Te dan ta, an mtn 14mm! se ne [en ee change 2 ren nett ty, Ny pe” ete menus Ox "ce mig sl of the Public Uniity Commission | terest in his (tose ) gambling Jactory building, Zauerdutck ts an QUAI “pie ‘boss buliers signed an ana attire, They have none of him in usual | 1 ag « schedule of rates for these coms | house. hardly any sleep last night, A employed ini clothing | Sere e eee a a. eri , attire, Jmutation tickets. The ratirand com | UOUs® ‘ [ee os were’ the emmisaries of the |cosrator and @ rs ® agreement with the men, It t 2274 3» Ave. '7 W 14TH St, Clothes sometimes makes a great dift- | "ney hud refused to ineue commutation | 2¢ was the Impression at the Districts "non higher up in the Pollp Depart. | factory at No. Vest Beventeenth granted, _ aa vedio linet, Bik @ Och aon k Je pea ual Maraaan hal'litteneie fay, Newark and Jeracy | Attorney's oMee that SUDDOENAS TERE eee ee co him witht offers of (street, He was caught smoking there ae ray ape MP tines ee Swarts’s peculiarly equare-snaped fore | Cicy on | nayivania, rond, of be-| be issued for the two corroborative wit. ani threats to induce by inspectors from Fire Commis- Brooklyn Singers ‘ L 1 ‘ head, rugged eyebrows, crooked nose, | tween Orange and Hoboken on the }),, L, | nesses Whose nan Rosenthal gave, ' not mention th sioner Zenneons ARies, He was ea BERLID aun Keeney nOF ue “ 1, beady black eyes, broad, high | & W.. compelling the commuter to buy c Jot any « messenge tenced to pay @ ne or go to Jail! Brooklyn Saenerbund to the ‘FILMS Be oon” crutnatned’ chin | ticket to: New York, and then denied the ei erva werent fand sald that he would stick for two days, He chose to serve out | of 2 arrived hore to-day, and will give WHO Is mela men are make his face easily distoxushable to| Meht of the Publie Vallty Commins’ police Commissioner Waldo's letter ee (aor reer his time. a concert to-morrow ovening, TO att es | Developed : expert police eyes. Indeed, a ay ee ene re ine traMc and wuts to Mtr. Whitman was an-follows ~ earl dnc | en prints are. octet pom te studying Schwarts's picture for a Mttle | gig ihe Commission's Jurisdiction Hon, Charlea 8 Whitinan, District. | dosemh Hernhard, « grocer at No. 836 BLAME? relieves, | for prints (are. the very time, -would have no diMeulty in picking |" Pye decision to-day does not apply to Attorney, County of New York, |Avenus A, wa ienced to twenty days ; fifty cent and thier aa The ou asree him out tn w crowd, anything but intra-State traMe Sir—I have the or to request |i the Tombx to-day after Hourd of ole dace, You be Taso f it Ne battle by | Work mn 4 bes When the Scnwartz family was found | that you cause to bd made a thor | Hest had testified that they mail tree, Na Go titer, Mailo, Chernueed 7? to be moving suddenty aud putting their is ous Wavestigntion of the charge | £° pounds of spoiled canned ilar ail Ha ae furniture in storage three days after |thankful that {t was Julla Connors and made by a gambler in the pabile | * eit for sale in bis store. Bern. a $ . Week f | the finding of Julia Connors's body in not she who was so frightfully assailed press that there has been collusion | hard Pr ed that the stuff must have (olieoy ~ the vacant lot back of their home last She is Lilliam Hommel, the twelve-year betw tain members of the [beens unknown to him, when he (Trade Mark.) DOMANS:oMABY. beloved mavher o) gen | ODA ; Sunday, Mrs. Schwartz declared her sole old daughter of a barber who hasa shop Pollve Department and gamblers, bought it RERYeoMARY. other of John | | yeason for moving wes that her daugh: |at No, #970 Third avenue, in the bullding! Under the present methods of the Special for Monday, the 15th Special for Tuesday, the 16th} | Borse,, suadens at her residence, “934 | = 9 ter Rita having died several weeks bo- jn which the Schwarts family lived and Departn in order that « gw ASSORTED FILESM RASPBERRY COCO: 10¢ Funeral Wednestay morning. | fore the piace was intolerable to her. next door to the “murder flat’ at No, bler mikyt procure protect tt TANG , pox 10c Sie sues POUND Box FRANOS—-On July 18, JOURPR PRAGEH, | " But Mrs. Hannah Ferguson, Janitress xs would require the connivance of the Offering Tuesday's Offering pe tee Gl eee ae , Of the house at Jo, 890 Third avenue, ‘The child, three weeke before the Inspector of the district and at loast Come and enjoy the profits LEY AUGAR CUTS: srrctAL AMORED quoc. 16, ata. MM, ad AL ki ways that on the morning of the day murder of Jia Connors, told her three Heutenants in charge of spee received usually by the Re- mare, value, PST T) 15¢ bh by Ls POUND BOX 19¢ | of Julla Connors's murder and Swarts's | mother that Sehwarts had invited her up Pree eee acting Independently tailers. I manufacture my x = = Bn AE every even Aisappearance his family had not '€ Into the flat xo that he could make a big slightest intention of moving. This i# drawing of her. For all his morosencas proved by the fact that on this (Saturday, July rilandt Mtrect, stores onen Park Mow Ai ge nares open Naturday. eventing until tt It might bu aald, without fear own clothes and can give contradiction by fair-minded you a summer suit at !5 leas sons who huve knowledge of the than any other clothi i | that (Hk Gly ae never rege ciothier in |] Milk Chocolate Covered 405 Broadway, Below Canal St 126University Pl,, bet.13414Sts and a sullen disposition that made most Schwartz pol) persons reward him as merely stupid, ised, ie 4 pet tne Ey ee te ih Mrs, Ferguson $8, the rent in ad- gonw: iasate pisuatt town. Rares Pullieer A Tea dha lig Schwartz had considerable natural kill jegn more free of gambling than |e 22 Marshmallows SCHWARTZ SHOW #8 an artiat during the past year ars! 8 ED ARTISTIC | 16 made a small pencil drawing of the With reference to the publle oe ev ] oi fealae ern reaierr En SKILL IN DRAWING. | Hommet airl, and while the likeness fs charges, made by a self-confessed 9 jow, wish rs Gotten a flavor and a k} es: It Schwarts should turn opt to be the’! only suggeste* and the tec’ plaie crude, gambler, that a police ieutonant | Mee” 119-125 Walker St., N, ¥, eit Chess 39¢ r) Banisbes odor os. slayer of Julia Connor ve is one| there !s an indicatfin of a tdtent that. was in partnership with him, it ap- POUND nOx The specified weight in each instaitve luiely" Aarmiess, ‘Baibple mailed e900; ‘4 Atte girl who will Rave reason wo be| might have been de} sloped. | pears the Heutenaut did his duty In includey the container. en, scdrene. 8 Bs s es ©. Henler Coe 208 CaneeenNs, Pits: