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a Ee ‘Tonight and dundayy Cooter, AComplete Short Story atti Y enn America’s Best Skert Story Writer PRICE ONE CENT. Consright. 1 cr + The Romance of a Cook, a Count and a Colleen; to Say Nothing of a New York “House of (More or Less) Mystery.” (This 18 the fifth of a series of O. Henry's best short storics. these stories will be printed aach Saturday throvghout the summer.) (Corpright, 1908, by Dowbieday, Page & 0.) ke DEMPSEY'S mother kept a furnished room house tn an oats of the| One of fg} tiiens, south of Union Square, The business was not profitable. two eeraped together enough to meet the | Yo and negotiate for the ingredt success, Often the stew tack it became us bad as c and potatoes, Sometimes neomme with mu In this mouldy old howe Katy w d plump and pert and wholesome and as Deawiiful aud freckled as a tiger Illy. She wag the good fairy who was guilty of Placing the damp clean towels and cracked pitchers of freshly laundered Croton in the lodgers’ rooms, You are informed (oy the star lodgers name was Mr. Brune! His wearing a yellow tie and paying Nis rent prov ytly distinguivied him from the other iodgers, His raiment was plendid, his complexion olive, his mustache flerce, hie manners @ prince's, his rings and pins magnificent as those of a travelling dentist, He hat breakfast served tn his room, and he ate it in a red dressing gown | You feal Like 90 cent, With green tassels, He left the house| Most of the diners were confirmed @& noon and returned at midnieht. | ble d’hoter tronoméie adventurers, ‘Those were mysterious hours, but there | lane cite © El Dorado of 4 good wen nothing mysterious about Mra. | rip consistantly coming to grief Loy feat dill eapaa Moen the things) “Mr. Brunelit escorted Katy to a little table embowered with Mr. Brunell, being tmpresstonable| tubs, and asked her tu excuse him for Give 10 cents to the waiter, and it make and a Latin, fell to conjugating the|a while, verb “am: with Katy in the ob-| Katy sat, enchanted by a acene so feative case, though not because of|Driliiant to her. ‘The grand ladies in ‘eatipathy., She talked it over with her | SPlendid dresses and plumas and spark- mother. Mng rings; the fine gentlemen who “Bure T ike him," sali Katy, “Hets| ‘nuendo pC TaT AT sh it oe 2 + Monseor,” r more politeness than twipty candidates) siamo! that dletinatised’ Bosses) fer Alderman, and he ma me feel ‘Uke @ queen whin he walks at me side, But.what ts he, I dunno? I've me sus- Bictens. The marnin'll coom whin he’ throt out the picture av his baronial halle an@ ax to have the week's rint humg_up in the ice chist along wid all the rist of ‘em.” “Ms thru admitted Mrs, Demp- sey, “that he seems to be a sort iv a Dago, and too coolchured in his spache for a rale gintleman, But ye may be the lively clatter, the cigarette smoke, the interchange of bright smiles and eyegiasses—all this display and mag- nificence overpowered the daughter of Mrs, Dempsey and held her motionless. Mr. Brunelli stepped into the yard isa seemed to spread his smile and ow over the entire co: overywhere there war a reat clapping of hands and a fe en of “Bravo!” and “'Tonio! "Tonio!" whatever those orde might mean, Ladies waved their napkins at him, gentlemen almost twisted thelr necks off, trying to catch misjudgin’ him. Ye snould niver sus-| his nod, ect any wan of bein’ of noble descint| When the ovation was concluded Mr. that pays cash and pathronizes the! Brunelli, with a final bow, stepped nimbly into the kitchen and flung off laundry rig'iar." his coat and waistcoat, i! Circulation Books Open to All.’’ 2. by The Press Pabttshine The New York World _ CAUSES PANIC AS If the} ndiord’s agent on rent day! ts of a dally Irish atew they called tt) irtue of the privileges of astronomical discovery) that! shrubbery in! INSPECTOR HUGHES AND THIRTY MEN -RANSACK CATSKILLS FOR TWO SLAYERS © Sars OTN YOOX am Gi [a Circulation I Books Open to NEW YORK, SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, 1912. FIREINSHANLEY'S INFORMERS GUARD .i1GAINST POISON; THREAT REACHES THEM IN CELLS © Two Gunmen in the Killing of Rosenthal Who Are Now Being Sought by Police. WOMEN ESCAPE: Girls Rush to Windows. in| Putnam Building—Many Carried Out. BROADWAY TO RESCUE.| Cool Heads Prevent Tragedy but Office Forces Have Close Calls. A five fire in Shanley's restaurant in Longacre Square created a panic {n the | Putnam Du'lding, in which the restau. |rant Is located, shortly after noon, A fire started in the engine room from hot grease, In a few minutes smoke was velehing out of the chimney like a vol- cano and penetrating every floor in the building. | In the upper floors are located several | theatrical agencies and, desides. other offices, there are two dressmaking es- |tabiishments, It {a estimated that 200 \utris in all are employed. This ts the third fire which has occurred from 4 similar cause, and as soon as the smoke poured in there was @ rush for the halls, the stairs and the fire ecapes. In the halls the amoke soon became so ttick And stifling that tt was {mpossible to gat through it to the «tatrs. Few gave hevd to the elevators, which were kept fal ning by the two colored” operators through ft all, The only fire escape is located to the rear of the building, or that side facing toward Eighth avenue. The fire escape reaches @ one-story structure, an annex to the restaurant. Women screamed and fainted and more than one tried to throw herself from the windows into the street. There was a continual scrambling down the fire-escape, BROADWAY CROWD RUSHES TO THE SCENE. HARRY _ HORWITZ $10,000,000 GIFT ibs OF SUGAR TRUST Baseball Scores To: -Day NATIONAL LEA LEAGUE. PASSENGERS LEAP “He's the same thricks of spakin’ and | blarneyin’ with bis hand sighed Katy, “as the Frinch nobleman at Mrs. Toole's that ran away wid Mr. Toole’ Sunday pants and left the photograph Flaherty, the nimblest ya ‘warsone’ among the waiters, had heen to the special service of Katy. She was stew on the Dempsey table had particularly weak that day of the Bastile, his grandfather's chat- from unknown dishes tantallzed taw, security for tin weeks’ rint. her, And Flaherty began to bring to! ‘Mr. Brunell! continued his calorific | er table course after course of am- ing. Katy continued to hesitate, |PTo*!al food that the gods might have! One day ho asked her out to dine and |?" nounced excellent. she felt that a denouement was in the air, While they are on their way, with Katy in her best muslin, you must take ae an entrante a dricf peep ar New York's Bohemi *Tonio’s restaurant ts in Bouem!a. The very location of ft is secret, Tf) you wih to know where it ts asic the | fret person you meet. He will tell you fm @ whisper. ‘Tonio discounter custom; he keeps his house-frout black » and forbidding; he gives you 4 uy bad dinner; he locks his doors @ining hour; but he knows » ae the boarding hoage knows c and—he bh: certain Banco many gold vow Madore. To th: t of her Lucutian wn her knite and ; heart sank as lead and a F foll upon her fot, intgnon. Mee haunting suspicions of the star lodger arose again fourfold. Thus courted and admired and smiled upon by that fash- jonable and gracious assembly, what elve coull Mr, Rrunotli be vut one of thove daazling titled patri clans, glorious of name but shy of rent money, con- cerning whom experience had ma her wise? growing within her there was mingled @ torturing conviction that his person- ality was becoming more -pleasing to , her day by day. And why had he left Pasilate ih & her to dine alone? deposited many dollars ti n| But * he was coming again, now » something With! ooatioss, his snowy shirt-aleeves rolled sin the name on it8/high above his Jeffriesonian elbows, a white yachting cap perched upon his Jetty curls, "Tonto! Tonto!" shouted man: “Phe spaghetti! The spaghetti shouted restaurant Mr, Brunell! con+ @ucted Katy. The house was dark and | the shades were lowered; but Mr, Bru- | the e le button by the d 5 sagllt touched an clecirie ratte ade |, Never at *Tonto's did a walter dare }to serve a dish of spaghetti until "Tonio came to test it, add the needfu ve it perfection. to prove the sauce and wh of Seasoning that @ long, dark, narrow ballway they went and then through a shining | and spotless kitchen that opened direet- table to table ‘Yonto, like a ly upon a back yard. in his palace, greeted his guests. The walls of houses, hemmed three | } Jewelled hands signalled him rom every aide, aides of the yard; a b%n board fen AK) of wine with thi Ags fr S| A. Blass. Wit sone and gurrounded by ¢ the other, A Wi! that, smiles for all, a jest and repartee of clothes was suspended high upoa a for any that might challenge—truly tew Hine stretched from diagonal corners could be s0 Those were property clothes and w And what artist cou never taken in by ‘To Thoy were appreciation of hts handiwork? y there that wits with defective pros did not know that the proudest or penciation might make puns in conioce summation ot 3 iu Yorker's an nds with a spagh with the ragout. bande with & thi > ‘A dozen and a half little tables set! 4 nod from a Browdway won the bare Kround were crowed has ais with Bohemia-hunters who toed} yar a few co there because ‘Tonio pretended not to gering over new a old storie went them and a on And then came X unelli to Katy's & good dinn hoinisling Secluded table and drew a@ chair close ‘i who ne tO hers. ‘ of real Be aoe Bronent Who TATE NR cece ghewan for @ change because they were tired of |, the real Bohemia, and a smart shower of the men who originate the bright say- ings of Congressm and the little nephew of the Well-known gene senger agent of the Terre Haute Railroad Company, Here is & bonmot that was manuface tured at 'Tonlo's: A dinner at hemlan, price that Is asked for it," Le’ me that an accommodating he last spoonful of a raspbe: with Burgun’ "You have seen! laying on t not so? that you Call mo will be ‘Tonto's,” said @ Bo-' Katy's head @rooped to thd shoulder “always amounts to twice the that was now freed from all suspicton of having ithe knightly accolad: ‘Oh, Andy,” this is grea e {Sure Pl marry wid tut why didn’t volce Inquires: ye tell me ye was the cook? I was near “How #0 turnin’ ye down for bein’ one of thim “The dinner eosts you 40 cents; you! foreign counts!" f extened | With a sense of his ineligibility, Broadway and Seventh avenue were goon thronged with humanity, The AT NEW YORK, | reserves x valled out from the West ek rT Forty-seventh street police station and 0 100100 0— all the available fire apparatus in the district was soon dashing to the spot. OFF SANDY HOOK {It was luncheon hour at Shanley's ani] yy, es 4 01010010 —3 lthose at table didn't walt for thelr Vice-Chancellor Ste Stevens fs ~~ meals, checks or hats but rushed out mer . AT BROOKLYN, jinto the street. In the upper floors a Decree Wiping Out Dis- | FIST GAME, aren {dramatic scenes were being enacted. ne ; CHICAGO— } Irving Rose of the firm of Sultvan} puted Havemeyer Shari v20000 00 0— 2)Life Savers Go to the Rescue and Rove, on the fourth floor, was in , : the oflive talking with John Edelman —_—-— | BROOKLYN— When Flames Sweep Over when the amoke was discovered on that! TRENTON, N. J, Aug. &—The s-| 00000000 0—0 floor, Rose rushed out into the hail] yy a ae ai near A <BCOND GAME, 4 al and made for the window with Kdelman | 20% of common stock of the National! cuic ago Launch, and Miss Annie Siegel, the stenogranh-|Suear Refining Company, ghich is | 000000 we = er, after him, He jumped up on the| claimed to have been issued to He wmanenaad ledge and before Edelman could stay|0, Havemeyer without consld atiee, ix | BROOKLYN— A large xaseline launch with six peo him, had got onto the balcony. He) ordered cancelled by a deciston filed to- 100000 at ch har waa sean th: ba ih hung there for a moment then drop. | Guy in the Chancery Court | a SMe Rianne Feil ee icony e floor bi os about half a mile off the Gove He teat luckily eacaped with a, tew| THIS matter wax brought to the at-| AT PHILADELPHIA, mt dock at 8 Hook at 4 scratches, Miss Slegel screamed that| tention of the court some time ago,|$T. LOUIS— Pe ia ater hon at he was killed and fainted in Mr, Edel- | When H. Tooker brougit o11014 _ velo i r h he life man's arms, Edelman dragged and car-|Muit to recover $10,000,000 of stock | pHi ADELPHIA | [ere at the Hook rushed out one of ried her through the smoke and Kropad|the company, which he alleged had si 001 _ | thelr boats and put out at top speed for land fought his way down the narrow|been turned over to Mr. Ha r oov —™ 4 [the burning boat | staircase and out into the street without consideration of any kind — Through watchers YOUNG WOMEN OVERCOME BY |The defendants were willing that the re 7 AT BOSTON. ashore efforis of THE SMOKE. stock “should be retl PITTSBURGH ante thowo aboard the launch to quench the Miss Jean Dodette is employed as a [Wet fo tt 00 0 00 0 0 4— 4] itmes, Hut attor « few minutes vain manicure on the third floor by Gene|gome time axo, and it was mot gene|; struggle, the midget figures could be Hughes, Next door to the office ts that|erany expected that h eae BOSTON— at rat the bow of the boat, of Miss Helen Lehman, a vaudeville] Would come before Meine EL 38000 0 20 —13) 4» far away from the flames an pos agent. The two young women rushed |wou therefore a murine when It le and wave frantically to the Ifes into the hall and were almost overcome |), here this morn bir By Ler ayeel oat ak it drew away. from ¢ by the smoke, Mr. Hughes carried Miss [came here this morning and was filed AMERICAN LEAGUE. a iil sure Dodette to a window, then returned n’further allows @ coun:| es te duns Gesial cal Gah i or Miss Lehman, That young woman pay ttl py aaah oda 1) boat San 00 Fi recovered and Was busy. getting FintO BB BULA Che eget: OF AT CHICAGO. from Atlantic Highlands, New York valuable vaudeville contracts) towether ils iid HIGHLANDERS and, sighted the flaming launch wih when he Kot k. He escorted her a | 4 am © Was about a mile away and turning and her contracts to the window and aii|BUSY HUMORIST HANDS OUT | .,,.2.9 from ite course made at top spent. for three went down the fire escape. . Ket \— tha mast Baki s ; borothy Hirsch, a stenographer on| MURDER ‘BUSINESS’ CARDS. | 00 pee the bia ke bil the second floor succeeded in ting ya. “ | w » " water into the 1 there she fainted.| peput 6 issioner Dough: | a “4 t tain Gvorge Weedon, an advertising man.| ory pecuved in hi, mail. to “4 AT DETROIT. |. [JD several persons, wh appene happened to be there and lifted theory i nid conten of which have been | WASHINGTON " ‘af IRCIRE Man rl to her feet and carried her to th ana Tin u wm fl sw ned and ma fire escape. ‘The air revived her, and|stributed by wt young man t 1 " _ turned 4 pas leaving “L' trains and s DETROIT— w together they went down the fire es- | Dae at varia station a 2 0 Bliss a ges the mantcuring rooms of Mixs| Of the cords were i bay ie roaprete - H ; a O'Gorman, Miss Idine Howe | i ie | AT CLEVELAND , ‘ae 5 ¥ we vy when the smoke filled the | Brome awa HinsT GAM? avarE ae ae oy hall and crept into the apartm: | . ATHLETICS— tat in Mana See Miss Howe closed the door promptiy, | * pate ASS , ms _° an tha While her customer, an eldery lads: |} GY} THE BLOOD 013020010-7 ' grew hysterical noothed the latter)! eae re tray irpaky CLEVELAND. lientia to and we not let her out until the |? Reference lew § 1010 ss 020 0- 4) firemen came to the door and with| ‘ : woman down the stairs, fines my t ty! On the sixth floor Jules Levy was just able troubl wax Dougnerty's Arcade Te Bh . Z ft signing a contract with Adele Archer, comment i lot th ie 1h No Miss A ro gave @ wild scream and] Wes md street town darted Into the hall and to the wine| tng and the excitement Increased witn| Photogravure of Wilson Free. | and was instantly kil dow. Mr. Levy followed and caught! the crowds, Me anwhile the fire depart-| The Sunday World sein a eae to-day, Pawn tickets Issued to A, Pafe sho ee dum al ee Ail “his| rectlon of Hatta sh Ross, Tenstie Bunday World. This tH ‘ure ia J vane = strenati and the ald of two emplovees|or hase weie atte hrough the res-|gtyle as the famous of Prenle of the building to hold her, She was|taurant and extended from the str | dents photowravures. but more than finally quieted and helped down the fire-|to the roof, Silt Was thrown down Lite ra) lo na ndldetat eee teas rane himney and pretty soon the fire was the Democratic’ candidate Ly escape. rel oy ‘The crowds on Broadway kept increas-|out and the smoke cleared away, A dent. Dons miss To-morrow's Sunday 4, Bow. WT. Telachoue ‘Beehiman 4000, Work ‘ oie Au.” | 10 PAGES ee ae Sas EDITION. Pecsr ree isamenaiey PRICE ONE Ndbnduede Revolver Found in “Lefty Louie’s” Trunk Was Discharged About July 16, According to Police Depart- ment Fire-Arm Expert. |FINGERPRINTS ON WEAPON MAY ADD TO EVIDENCE. Suspects Arrested To-Dayat Auburn and Camden as Two Fugitives Are . Released. Acting on authentic clues that “Lefty Louie” Rosenberg and “Gyp thte Blood” Horowitz are hiding in Sullivan County in the Catskill j Mountains, Inspector Hughes has left for that locality to take personal charge of a squad of thirty Headquarters detectives engaged in the search There is a confident feeling among the heads of the \for the fugitives. } will be rounded up before Monday, Aided by the local authorities, the New York detectives are going through every mountaity resort with a fine-toothed comb. The trail of \ prints, “Lefty Louie” from this city to Sullivan or Orange County is said to ibe quite fresh, | The fear that persons interested in putting them out of the way might smuggle poison into their food has prompted “Jack” Rose, | “Bridgie” Webber and Harry Vallon to refuse to eat anything taken to j them in the West Side Court prison that is not delivered by persons in | whom they have the utmost confidence. For the past two days the | three informers have eaten only food given to them by their wives or Bother relatives, Previously their meals had been sent in from a Broadway hotel, | Following some mysterious tip, they announced that they were sus j Picious of anything eatable coming from sources « itside their families. Webber's wife and Vallon’s wife carry their meals to the pnson. Rose’s meals are furnished by his brothers. All the food is bia by women members of the families of the prisoners. PRECAUTIONS AGAINST SMUGGLED WEAPONS. The precautions taken by the informers against poison are no more rigorous than the precautions taken by the authorities against the in- troduction of anything in the way of weapons which might be used in escape or suicide. By direction of Deputy Commissioner of Correc- tions Wright, everything that reaches any of the suspects under arrest in the Rosenthal case is thoroughly inspected before delivery. A despatch from Auburn, N. Y,, states that a man arrested here this morning under suspicion of being “Lefty Louie” or “Gyp the Blood” bas been released, Another suspect has been released at Camden, N. J. Police chiefs and sheriffs all over the East are sending in alleged information as to the whereabouts of the fugitives, “Whitey” Lewis, the second suspect arrested, has caused considerable comment among the police by his talk of visits to San Francisco and other points in the Far West, Japan and the Philippines. Commissioner Waldo found to-day that “Whitey” served for a time in the United States Army under the name of Frank Sleden, and was dishonorably discharged in March, 1911, Jacob H. Schiff, Eugene A. Outerbridge, Eugene A, Philbin, Henry Moskowltz, Allan Robinson and Felix Adler have signed a call for a mass meeting !n Cooper Union at an early date to protest against conditions | which made possiyle the murder of Herman Rosenthal. The call ts betng clreulated for other signatures. . “GYP THE BLOOD” GOT LOAN TO GO AWAY. “Gyp the Blood” Horowitz was sven in Harlem Wednesday night, try- ing to borrow money for a “getaway.” He formerly Hved {In One Hundred and Fifteenth street near Lenox avenue, and is well known in the neigh: borhood, On Wednesday evening he appeared tn One Hundred and Fifteenth street looking for friends, He was seen later at One Hundred and Sixteenth jstreet and Lenox avenue, talking to some chauffeurs, The police have |learned that Horowitz got some money and sald he was going to get out of town, Nevertheless, the neighborhood ts thoroughly covered by Central Office men !n all sorts of disguises to-day, A revolver which is destined to play an important part in the trial of “Lefty Loule’ for murder, if he ts caught, is in the possession of the It is believed to be the weapon with which Herman Rosenthal wos killed Detectives on “Lefty Louie's” trail found his trunk a week ago, In ‘the trunk was the group photograph of Lewis, “Gyp the Blood,” “Lefty Loule,” “Dago ank” Cirofiel and @ gangster called “Kiddy Second,” taken at Rockaway Beach July 10, Two were found. One had recently was turned over William Jones, the expert, who has examining and testing the powder stains to de- termine how long ago the weapon was discharge Capt. Faurot, the fingerprint expert, has also gone over the revolver carefully for finger- 74 police revolvers also to Lieut, been fired. It Police Department revolver been FOUND TRUNK THROUGH A WOMAN. Deputy Cimmissioner Dougherty told to-day how the detectives got holé@ of “Lefty Loule’s trun containing the important revolver, As soon as the names of the four suspects were given to the police detectives were sent out to search their haunts and question thelr relatives and friends, “In our search for ‘Dago Frank,’ eald Dougherty, “we learned that Be was Ls q ‘ | Police Department that the two missing slayers of Herman Rosenthal+ a ett