The evening world. Newspaper, February 22, 1913, Page 4

be 5 4 THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 19138. z property in the Tenderloin which house branch of the Newsboys’ Home. vant | 4g 7 | aperture of the chimney and when « seml-annually at 4 per cent, for the re disorderly resorts. He Ja sald to be thor- and Jim didn’t it it off at| fire was lighted the gas that was gene FUND Het-of dumb animals, according to Ba oughly coxnizant of the vocations of his Jal, tn facts the: 1 from thre | rated filled the room. fi announcement yesterday by the dondr, tenant and to demand exorftant rene) |to time stances sinineant of, atted | (A,iire wan made the night etore tne| | Adolph Meer, phitanthroniat and fe tals aw a result { }and contempt poseibly aggravated by \ roved fatal because ; endeavor to put this merchant's na overcoat Mined with Maxter street mink. | were found holding al \ At the end of the trust pet ea 4 Eon pubiie record and ty establish 1 r the dinner each boy got a pair \ & posture which suggested that they | dutest will amount to $20,166,018, an: j pooof that he knows th of his prop of gloves | ‘ died almost in the act of kissing. The the entire sum 1s to be used by the then " erty. If he succeeds, the District-Attor “Ge (Accepted newsboy dialect | |new tenants, Mra, Willison and M Governors of the States, for dumb an'- rey will ask for a warrant for the ar-| used by our best young wr } Mangold, set their first fire in the fatal male, rest of the millionaire on the saine of- | lexeclaimed a grimy faced vrehin «ditto, Miia y soho ae oh Dee: eameentipinen ‘Missouri rejected the offer for fear no | tense for which Rosle Hertz was re: | 1 wish they'd uv un» pair of ants. | Asa: "erie eee ied ee alae ” i ; bank could be found that would agree ' salearjaaneny cently convicted In the Court of Specie’ | antec Anything, 1 want 1 can et without} ellen tat Grace loner ‘and her fance| Melzer Gives Four States | te tae chara a the ya winder the Sor rn " ~ . lr . = A The dinner was followed by a vaude-| ¥ , +. | dead. They were to have been married : ‘ condittons. ‘o other States—C ol Six Secret Witnesses Give | R08 Te phcila PALER Guggenheim’s Entertainment] iiettattinmenc. in ehien ue News| LWO Women Overcome in| rext morning. The home of the bride's} $1,000 Each to Be Held in | nia, cotorado, Kentucky, Massachusetts 4 | . - ‘ Orchestra furnish ” parents was being prepared for the) and Minnesota—have not acknowledged Whitman Evidence Aimed at Mra, Hertz, who made overtures to! an Event of Joy for Boys |ana the bo piawate Room Where Grace Elosser | event. When the mother went to call Trust 250 Years. the offer. jthe Distrlev Attorney following her ¥ ° ° $f.you don't get your Kvening World seta: Paatiea: [iad them to supper she discovered thelr made a smiler offer to ‘ raanay Jconviction, and who In said to Jho § ape Nanded to you with a newly gloved a . dit has been . j Ten Beside Sweeney. ee irightened cut of “squealing 0s ho Sell Papers hand to-night you'll know that your QUSPICION FELL ON SisTER OF! RVANSVIIAE, Ind, Feb. #—Fourl toa Thankeniving he held “open house” a a near relative who ened ng in the —_—__ particular newsle wasn't in on the do- DEAD GIRL. Statee—New York, Illinois, Mississippl| for several hundred underfed horses . -¢, |Tombs, will appear Monday for sen-| ; CUMBERLAND, Md. Feb, 2.—By an cept ered “STOOL PIGEON” TALKS, ! tence. The Justices of the Court of | Washington's virthday was cel ped tata ; shad iy ave ac 4 gifte of] which he from the streets and th. 5 “RO. Sreclal Meemions are expected to tmpose [At the Newsboys’ Home this afternoon Xtraordinary coincidence the famous Tabet te $1,000 each, to be held in trust for 20/ sem to his stables. He also furnished c| se Ve ye io e hs ystery of the dei a . a nentence of one year in prison and «| according to the custom inaugurated by pee AL i deaths pg abe severe examinations by the County |?" and three months and compounded | a dinner for the drivers. e ‘ . lfine of $500 upon the woman, whore no- | andolph Guegenheimer, which takes rearkss Grace Blosser and Charles Ed-| Prosecutor, and suspicion made life al- Declares He Appraised Harlem |ierious string disorderly resorts |the form of mingting good advic ward Twigg, who were supposed to have| most impossible for her in her home dis- r a have netted her a fortune, running un- | eats, advice a first, and te y died through a “poisoned kiss" on the oe Further mystery w: introduced Resorts for Sweeney to Fix | motested through reform waves that | supposed to sink in with the digestion eve of thelr wedding here two years] DY a dlepute ag to whether glasses had 5 closed every other resort near them, ‘Chops Daly officiated over the tables 4g0, has been solved, It is now proved’ pogies were found, It was suggested 66 99 Protection Rate. or twenty years Mre, Hertz bas|and ‘Skinny Hurley pounded ut at despite all the suspicious circum: the sister had taken glasses of wine |heen immune, and it Ix believed that | rapil-fire ragtime meliiy on the plano. stances that were considerea conclustve| t¢ the young couple, ana It was sn Ui: seat ont lwhen ahe faces ¢ alternative of a cett | whlch threatened to reduce it speedily to there was no polson, and the young| Se, swoomed when hearing of their Preparing for the senwion on Mon-lor confession she will throw herself | Powder nae couple were asphyxiated in the manner day of the spectal Grand Jury which upon th TNC Panett IA a hae that was declared ichpossibio at the If you have good health, ¢ ite investigation of police | what ahi Until abe maken post: | eine ndvice, Hane Von Kaltenborn, ur guard it carefully, for it means where Capt, {tive her refusal to talk Mr, Whitman | & othe ot tee frouiva teak! icles, Two women all but met their deaths Teterly. tnepector) doenvia Swreanay | Will take no action against the relative | Gramatle critic of the reehisy Seta | yenterday in the same room of the everything to you. Watch the held sway, District-Attorney Whitman| Whe Visited her in the bogey lane get them a whole lot further upon the] ‘T#o thousand vamps, inembers of the 7 ips ea Miss Elusser and Twig appetite—the digestion — the b | Hertz, despite reports to the contrary f re Kings County Volunteer Firemen's As-| dled, an oir rescue solved the m: at Washington as to th to-day interviewed at hie nome als WHt-) promined to tell Mr. Whitman the most] Grama.” Then Herbert F- Tatas lpoctation, with eight. bundy. im line, |t'%+ f0F the conditions were nearly ex-|poleon as a dressing for frult trees, It bowels. A coated tongue and nesses whom he will call to testify. — | Sanaational graft #tory ever revealed i end in line, | actly reproduced. alleged that he was involved with severe headaches indicate liver District-Attorney Whitman is stick-|” awe, will be arraigned Monday also of the Eagle, told the boys t in marched in review before the official ane two women, the present oceu- | ™ tas the elder Miss troubles ing close to the Sixth Inspection Dis-| morning before Justice Goff, to plead to Mave Loeb ole Lae Sc ‘Jatand at Borough Hail, Brooklyn, t0-| pants of the house, Mra, Marshall wimt-| CST oo, roubles. Always keep a bottle of trict, where Sweeney was Czar, In|two indictments charging bribery, His) ‘Chel » of Asad aie poe ee day. On the stand the veteran firemen | son and Mrs. Pearl Mangold, were saved | ened by a bey who Leu bere ca eee 4d that district he has already secured the|attorney, Alfred J. Talley, has Witenes wa tei aoe looked in vain for the famillar figure of|by a neighbor, who happened in and| the sweethearts sitting side by ode'en : ’ Hdtocmbata ot Posen Dae "| nounced’ that he will plead’ not Tie eee wees aitmaittcd only on the} !4¥Or Gaynor. ‘The only official who] found them unconscious, She was able] the couch with gasses in thelr hands y2 HOSTETTER S . Fox, Capt. Thomas Waygn, Inapector | 474 will not resist Mr. Whitman's re) oe ee ae ew badge «iven out by|#®¥ them go by was Lewis HH. Pounds,|to drag them ‘out into the alr just in} and @ small green bottle on the floor (e) Sweeney, Sergt. Peter Duffy and| quest for an early trial and @ special) (om arook we.| Commissioner of Public Works. time. After they were revived the truth |'" front of them, q ‘ Pelleeccn Thomas Robinson and John|Danel of taleemen. Sweeney's trial| the Manhattan and Brooklyn news.) ©pomise vad ae saviens | Wan touak An experiment was made with a cat : Policemen ‘Thoman Robinscn And Jonn| hinges on the payaical condition of his| Papers. Charles R. Guegenheimer and) THe Mayor had sccepte) an invita 100. amily recently Yet the}, the room and it was killed by gaa, z STOMACH BITTERS ‘ 4 chief accuser, Capt. Walsh, If Walsh Je] Harry R. Guggenheimer represented) (lon to review the twenty-second an- ty faba tg but physicians who assisted at the made amazing confessions, The othern| Chie! nocuter, COPl Mhaltion to testify, | thelr moter, Mes. Eliza Guggenheimer,|"¥A! parade of the organization, hut at {house of tragedy. They have moved | autopsy rejected the wis theory. d 3 have remained obdurate, and the) consMered In : \ the last moment he sent word ft would] !nto the one next dour. The mothor, comedienne ' chance that District-Attorney Whit-| trial will be moved at an early date, | and gave thelr quests a cordial welcome.) 0° ie fon iim to get in town| Mrs. Lewis F. Eloseer, was on the in 99 in the house and take it at the man would permit them now to turn| even If the court has to be held in|] Charles R, Guggenheimer delivered an thes “tt. Sabed scene when the twe women were found, ard in Northwi Ne first sign of distress or weakness. Walsh's bedchamber. address in which he drew attention to . ’ State's witnensen is slim. 7 : ; eaailes ie in New| Members of the Flatbush Firemen's] ud she fainted beside them when thelr It is a splendid “safeguard to , EVIDENCE POINTS TO 10 OTHERS, eae tee Ceary amnion tabrirw mater) AUSSEIECION, Ons WE Te unite, OF (Che | Cobaltien Beowed Nae bellat/ SUBS Salle, Hs INCLUDING POLITICIANS. Pha Weare’ aocaraibiaea'ee Wet larger organiaatton, bemoaned the tact [cence of her elder daughter, May, Off tant in ite grasp to-day. Rallroads are N health” and prevents But the six men under indictment do Fe een ot the cur an {tat Borough President Steers, one of | SY Dart in the wedding eve dealhe. | having great dimoulty In keeping traMe 0 Rot constitute all of the District Attor- “punt Smith, “Cho Cook, {ter members, was not marching at/POIBON KISS AND Leased fe See Ty ie eculnere aust Poor Appetite ney's “plckings" in Harlem. It was ad- 1 “ginny” Spencer and “Dutch” Schuita| ‘Meir head as he had promised. THEORIES GMASHED. Telegraph and telephone com- ~ mitted to-day that at least ten other Wistbbh! HK beh mttenEiCn he (ie: aks] COND “Sbeeritese “BR UNtAVOFADIO| | re eater ee Rasen eee cerca cant remy wcribeled. Two 4N Sick Headache ME Aio vedas brave edépliiog, 20d the Q r Hl ention to ine ta-| weather the ardor of the marchers wan {do with the poisoned kisses theory, nor | persons were reported missing here : Seiad canines t0-dap wate in SeEre Wein oe: Cibct earn tie | undampened, and the parade was a big) with the suspicion that, because Twigg | to-day. 5 b | Indigesti BUEEG Wis Wicks aca, teh ts ever " suvory steam of the turkey dinner walt] succeas, John H. Westervelt was the} had earlier been engnged to May, the gestion case the trail pointed toward Ins ia ing on the floor below, : Grand Marshal, and among the organ-| deaths were due to reven, a) Dyspepsia ® “4 eg pushy yan Pherae price the bora Adie) “ izations in line were the Williamsburg] She always insisted the deaths were Gitte to State. d eene: pand to his left ear was Jim Dutt, the r waned The dimeul! 3 y SNEL Cts Wants he, 6 belleved to have page fee odlibe Ag htt Volunteers, the Veteran Volunteers, | © sed pisd ieee was. i real pt wd ALBANY, Feb. 22—Gov. Sulzer to-day 1 Costiveness nae. etansteibinees!’ relations, . the New Lots Exempt Firemen, the | against her bellef was that the authori-| said he had not heard of the bequest b PURbebAThS ddanite announcement hes bet ern Bitan yey hered oy the! Bastern District Exempt: Firemen, the were unable to fing any seurce of |by Adolph Melzer to New Pork State. G Biliousness ipper of a Bri ramp steamer on been made from the District, Attorney's ooo pal eng Brooklyn Volunteer Firemen, the Fiat. | the fatal « ‘This 4s the first intimation I had been a stowaway from ‘bush Volunteer Firemen, the Gravesend | The narrow escape of Mrs, Willison of such a gift,” the Governor said. 1g scarcely possible the proffer could have been made without either coming directly to me or being called to my attention, so I think it is safe to gay the State has yet to hear from Mr, M office, there Is ground for expectation Jim applauded all the good and Malaria that sufficient evidence will be laid be- advice as if he really understood it. Hf tége the Grand Jury Monday to warrant| on trial in Hackeneack for the last twol O/avea ‘un equally good knife and fork consideration of further indictments] weeks on the aharge of murdering two| Inter in the proceedings. against Sweeney, and to indict several! Erie ratiroad detectives during a strike] Another allen was Paul Thompeon, a minor officials in Harlem as graft col- Dec. 11, w Hot Abele ol gg at Edgewater, on jere convicted | Japanese, who is cook in the uptown ‘The most important witnesses Monday ‘will be @ man and his wife, whose iden- tithes? are zealously guarded, and who ‘ere in consultation yesterday for sev- the Orient. the| and Mra. Mangold has revealed that tn the | order to lessen the draught in the chim- ney of the old house pieces of brick Exempt and Volunteer Firemen, New Utrecht Exempt Firemen, Flatianda Volunteer Firemen, the East- ern District Exempt Firemen's Sons| had been laid in the chimney. In the and the Gravesend Exempt and Volun- | course of time the accumulation of soot teer Firemen's, Sons. on these bricks completely closed the Five of the ¢en Italiana who have been ‘THE GENUINE SOLD ONLY IN BOTTLES UME CUT, REFUSE SUBSTITUTES iar Gree. ‘The convicted men were immediately sentenced by Justice Parker. Their eral houra with Mr. Whitman and Ac- sistant District-Attorney Groehl, who discovered them, The story they will tell is sald to be one of the most aa- ‘tounding revelations of. police graft ods yet told. ‘The mat has confessed to the District- Attorney that he was a “stool pigeon” for Bfreemey, and that his chief business was reporting to him on gambling names and their sentences are: Marion de Lucla, from fifteen to thirty years; Antonio Ferrara, fifteen to thirty years; Antonio Cella, ten to thirty yea Constantino Cella, ten to thirty year and Antonio Manchin, elght to thirty years, The other five defendants were found not guflty and were discharged. ‘The convicted men were in a party of i uer.’ q to-day in Hackeneack in the second de- F houses and disorderly resorts in Harlea. But thia “stool pixeon” was not ti about seventy-five strikers who descend- poeegy ed the Pallmdes on the might of Dec. inary police “‘stvol. Hie ti we not yee tia thid Mr, Whitman, to raid {1 {© Prevent the landing of a barge vosortg hip reboried, Instead, when | carrying strikebreakers. A fuslilade wae he detectives guarding the $old Of « a¢wigambling house or dis- | "red into fesdtt, fla information was] Pew comers and Capt, Andrew J, Craw 18° a "Police “collector,” whose | And Clarence Matlory, employed by the jusiness {t was to gather graft from | Erie, were killed. Other guards and fhe resert, not to raid it or to arrest the] strikers were wounde! in the Httle It was by the ase of tnis | battle, IS FOLLOWED BY CHRONIC DISEASE Fstematize graft in all its ramifications, I GRAFT APPRAISER ORDERED TO FLEE, HE SAYS. Qn. the evidence of this man, ad- Aitional indictments against Sweeney may be voted, if the Grand Jurors con- Mder tt necessary to add to the charges against the euspended officer. Another matter this man will tell the (Grand Jury will be the manner in which | 4. APR be was ordered to leave New York inety per cent merican peo- when it was known he was deing| ple suffer from stomach trouble, due to sought by the District-Attorney. yg and lack of exercise. They mement detectives from Mr. Whitman's} overload their stomachs, and the food digest lies there and MORES crarsh. Betses the et causing fermentation and » Before the witness was] poi ie found, the had been approached by a payee Deags, rian ised to 8 eh ee ot anise” | tining the inside of the stomach, New York. This attorney provably wi|, This caturrhal affection makes it still be called upon to tell for whom he was| harder for the food, even when taken in acting. His failure to reveal this in- hs be digoeted, ani e formation may result in his indictment © troubles ensue whic on the same charges as those against may lead to kidney, liver and nervous Kéward J. Newell, for driving George degreets, stipe tape A. 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