The evening world. Newspaper, September 5, 1912, Page 4

4 THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, SEPT HOT ATTACK ON TAFT [ALDERMAN JAILED ASOT. EN NAME CARFORD FOR CVERIOR Delegates Cheer as Gov. John-| uf! Fowle! girl to forced Mrs. day phone was OF ARCH WOO By the Chicago convention was adopted. ‘The nomination of Mr. G nd the} Yous he made the date Aug. % twice, be adoption of the platform wi only} fore he got It right, T handed him Business transacted during the morning| #5 for Mr. Owens; the billa had been e| marked by the detectives. “Now, Mr. Owen said, ‘he. | fore we clore this transaction let us| kneel tn prayer.’ of all “Do pot for « minute Mr. Davin @aid ‘Aten.’ make Wh Davis caught he kissed me, U-uger-rht” Mra. Carrol) scrubbed her plump lips with @ dainty handkerchief and went on with the narrative. “Just then there was a tremendous noise in my bedroom, It waa like an earthquake. It was Mr. Maher trying to get out from under the bed. It isa narrow single bed and rather low. Then there came a@ crash and the bed went over and so did a lot of the other fur- niture. Mr. Trayer and Mr. Megan ran In and held Mr. Davis and Mr. Owens. Mr. Maher did not get oat for some time, I fainted. The last I remember je that Mr. Owens, who had been hum- ming hymns again while 1 was fighting off Mr. Davis had begun praying, ant Mr. Davia waa saying: “Why, this is terrible! This is all wrong!” PESTERED BY NUMEROUS 8UIT- ORS, SHE SAYS. Mrs. Carroll, explaining her acquaint- ance with Davis and Owens, aaid that soon after she came here Inst year she met a man named John B. Carroll and married him. They did not live happily from the start. She felt that she could not trust her hus- band with her business affairs, Ca roll brought Owens ye one night, and soon afterward Owens volunteered to take the husband to a sanitarium. From Carroll, she afterward learned, Owens learned all the details of her property. The treatment of Carroll at the sanitarium was not effective and she obtained an annulment of her marria, to him. 8 continued to visit her. (waved bandannas and vigorously cheered ened Gov. Johnson's remark. The Governor anid the inidicatio were that the President would be “relegated to Rhode Holand.” Issory Mr. for, is @ manufacturer, He was @ can- @idate for nomination in the Republi- an convention on July 2, but was de- feated by Judge E. B, Dillon of Co- Jumbus, who later resigned. John L. Sullivan, Nepublican candi- @ate for Secretary of State, was nom!- Rated by the Progressives for the same office. He at once resignea as the Re- publican nominee. L. J. Tabor Rel- Mont, was named Licutenant Governor. —_-— SCHAEFER’S LIFE THEORY HAS ALL ENGLAND AGOG. Clergymen Attack Claim That Man Has Beginning Merely From Chemical Elements. LONDON, Sept. 5.—Prof, Schaefer's Geclaration that life can be created by @hemical action has caused widespread @ecussion and controversy among @cientists and inymen. Newspapers throughout the country comment on the theory of the President of the British Association, surmising that it will prove & topic of bitter argument. They com- Pare it with the epoch-making theories @f Charles Darwin and Thomas Huxley @@ the evolution of man. Many ministers of religion have al Feady given interviews in which thi attack the idem that life has a begin- ting merely from the action of chemical ements. eg OLD JOB FOR TAFT’S COUSIN. Barred From Custo: Goes Back Post-Office. CHICAGO, Sept. 6—Harry Dedward ‘Taft, cousin of President Taft, who was Prevented from continuing as an em- Playee in the United States Customs mervice because of civil service regu- Jstions, which barred him from a promi- Rent position, was reinstated in the mailing department of the Chicago o-day, Before entering the Customs service as a temporary em- Bloyee, Harry Taft worked in the postal department, He did not tell the postal orion that he was related to the Prest- jarford, the nominee for Gover- the M Mre. house. Leaguy Intend years. elghte Mra. who h tain, 1900, a of W. found at Bel In Co! When introduced her to Fowler. office she was introduced to . Who at once became suitors. “They bothered me almost to death,” she aid, “When they were not trying to get me to marry them they were ad- vising me to trustee my property into thefr hands and go away for a reat, which they said I needed, 1 didn't, I finally made them understand they were not getting ahead any.” Then came the incident of Aug. 1, when Viol 4 in Gen- eral Sessions to forging Mrs, Carroll's name and was allowed to go on 8 pended sentence at Mrs, Carroll's re- quest. Owens had been greatly inter- ested in the girl's case, ing the court proceedings vice, He took her to a Broad- nd the police say, way office, where they met Davis, went with him to Lawyer Fowler's “Of course, | am proud that I am re fated to the Presdent, but I have never @ought his aid in any way,” said Mall- fag Clerk Taft office. There the aMdavit wan drawn up. Mrs, Carroll understood tt was forty-two pages long and was very scandalous PRETTY YOUNG WARD I8 ALSO ARRESTED. ‘The police arrested Viola Dawson at No, 1167 Fifty-fourth street, Brooklyn, before daylight to-~lay, She told them that there was nothing 3n the document, GUESTS KSIVES, (Prom the London Chronicle.) @trict etiquette ‘was observed at the tadie long before forks made an appear- @ace. The fork came into common use fm the seventeenth century, but gol sliver ones existed in the thirteenth "4 tury. Edward 1, for instance, could beast of six silver forks and a gold one, and Piers Gaveston possessed three for ‘ use in eating pears. These, however, rh, were exceptions. The ordinary indivit- wal, dining out, found only a trencher, @ mapkin and xpoons Jaid before him FURNISHED bread to hand, and expected to use his in n hi n ax best he 8 of the ex- @enuity and aight. Those w pert carver in at SHIPPING NEWS. INCOMING STEAMSHIPS, 7 ° DAY. 1 Galvestoa, Hatta 'P ‘i ” M K P. . 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Magistrate Corrigan dented the plea fifteen years’ imp: Detectives Trayer and Regan, search- Ing Davia, found in his pooket a prom- Owens for $5,000, had taken the note aa security in caso Owens Instead of to himself, } Davis in the manager of a machinery elected by Republican and Independence he was an election deputy under Super- charging her with friendiiness with an Twenty-fitth atreet and Park avenue, charged that Davis had forced her out of It to benefit an election district cap- A young man named Pben J. Ow entered Police Headquarters June mailing. Cippings describing him as the rival Commissioner Dougherty sald to-day that he was looking up the record of rroil had not been ot kept the prom- * people In Col-|tariums and inatitd way ahe War to be lon the right side of members of wealthy ex woke up Lawyer | families who have astray regard him go to hi office |ing whom the police have liad com- plaw mind a o inger is the man named Owens who has| Am. Car & de a practice of frequenting mani-| 4% tons tn order to get| Am Am. rand mad ontained pum, had been | 1 no alternative for the Tt f hia district but to retal pid th Congressional to to ma wainst her will which office was nominated by hin ¢ arroll, telling of the early! party to run against Henry Ke, ALE midnight Saturday was the which a office could tlon can bi st day on Hons to any | several ago # by @ tman who old her 6 affids “, of 1 saidyn f Preside i a P nat jis power to kes it out — Cal Mo: (Continued from Firat Page. that Ht wan in bie p o + son lls President Most di init lor the papers, He told ner t ea | se nas —) — 1 the reputation of herseft and her “Humiliating Character. : Gaugnter, to have st printed, | all, Detective Regan got in a closet. We inade ant to meet Mrs. ed When we c In even Florence was (serrnit 4 abst restaurant Wednes. COLUMBUS, 0., Sept. 6—The Pro-[Not In sight, though I did think T heard day night, but #! ve party convention to-Gay nomi. /Erosns now and then from the bedroom De ere Mr. Mahet Overcomin tn jor nated Arthur 1. Garford of Elyria, 0. i veya a ts ae, tae ten tt coming {nftial hesitation, the ‘nor. The nomination was 1 h , 5 and Mr. * market to-dmy manifested con- + for Gove vo te a + wune should make out the check dated ahead, | anintant —Diatrict-Attor ‘ Je rising power, especially in eB made by acclamation, no othe so that if the papers were not delivered | peynolds and Maher to asplat her. t stool and Reading. Both these securt-| ZAdrance.” — Decline, Being presentod tor the honor. to me I could stop it at the bank. He| When Davis called to upbraid her fr! tie, moved up for over 1 point gains, —— A platform indorsing the one drawn|said that was all right, 1 had him not keeping the Wednesday appoint-| siidie 6 tha Sek abvanaeh Kaiser Welcomed in Bern: make out the check and he was eo ner-| ment, he told her, she said, that unles i BERNE, Switzerland, Sept. 6— day. the Mayor, Federal Council and and other high officials clal dinner to-night he Interlaken, His Majesty increased strength in non period, Led by Reading, 1 Pacific and Copper, the en: point above the 1 traders were i‘ & atrong for- and, The bulk of these orders the newspapers. The engagement | the members of es, ra, followin IN $10,000 BAIL. The ¢ foes, nd amt prices of stocks mpared with yeetertay's an explanation which would set Wilhelm arrived here from Zurich te He was met at the station by the Swiss | Supreme Court, | After an of-| will go to] was in the} EMBER 65, 1912. ae eeceee x manoeuver field near Wy! before dawn | - “ite got Gown on Wi 4 Mr,| fore Magistrate Corrigan in Harlem + iM 4 ’ Aah Mesut att tn this race,” ald Gov, "He odin on his nove and MF.) (ores: before soon, ana, Geld in 81800) n Reading, which touched 1 | tordny. The manoeuvers closed about | Sonason, ia referring to the atte ee ee and we cut and thai| Dail each. Davin #aid that he waa a ican for the day were coud | en eg ise ae a Gaee | ine Lord's mnight te upen What Sohal er ot ay. Le. t+] “lished at closing time FPx-King Mannel in Manton, taty. shame American we were about to do. Now and then| m, ot, and that in due time he would| MUNICH, Sept. 6.—Ex-King Manuel all plot, \ of Portugal arrived here to-day for al conference with the Portuguese pre-| tender, Don Miguel de Braganza, pre-| te on the men, unishable by ment. French Sample Hat Shop We are opening an establishment for the disposal of French model hats. Weekly shipments will be received from our Paris headquarters, where we assemble from all the leading milliners their very latest and best creations. JUST UNBOXED A very attractive assortment. of French sample hats which will be offered for our opening week at less than the usual cost of American copies. These hats represent the very latest fancies from $ the French Ateliers. Special for the opening 1 0 Our prices do not have to be increased to pay the high rent of a New York store. We save on the rent and you on the price of the hat. 11 West 34th Street, Opposite the Waldorf Astoria. Take elevator to third floor. note in his favor signed by Tho detectives told lagistrate that they thought Davis Carroll paid the money over to He has been an Alderman, © support, alnce 10, Before that lent George M. Morgan for two In 199 he divorced his wife, en-year-old boy. Two years ago Annie Kapelewitz, a newadealer, nad a stand at One Hundred and nd asked to be arrested for black- His story waa indefinite. J. Bryan as a boy orator were in his pockets, After examination llevue he was sent to his people nnecticut as a harmless ecentric. wellst’” Owens to see if this were the same man, and whether the psalm containing sufficient to make five cups of Instant Postum will be sent free upon receipt of two-cent stamp for postage. A trial of the new food-drink Instant Postum Is a revelation of convenience and satisfaction. It is made in the cup—requires no boiling. 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