The evening world. Newspaper, March 17, 1913, Page 6

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Bemis May Lose Long- For seventeen years Mra. Henry T. Hemis, widow of the acion of an old, re spected New York family, has been Mv- ing with her child in the meanest of odgings in Melbourne, Australia, eking vut @ living that waa a bare etep from starvation by scrubbing and washing from dark to dark. @he has had this hope, however, to buoy her during all the years of dark daya—hat when her mother-in-law ated she would receive a neat little fortune of more than 950,000, enough to support herself and her child in comparative luxury. Recently the mother-in-law, Mra. Alice ‘'T. Tancey—formerly Mrs. Alice T. Be- mis—died, To-day word ‘was flashed to the wilow in Australia, practically dashing her hopes of comfort ¢0 come. For if the claims ‘which ‘were filed against tho estate of Henry T. Bemis in the Supreme Court to-day are allowed, they will eat up every cent of the estate. at that-will cause Mra, Bemis more pain than all the others combined. It Js filed against the estate by Bridget was lnundress for Mrs. Bemia's mother, and it calls for four pounds—@0—which the laundress swears she loaned to Be- mig to enable him to be married at the American consulate at Melbourne, Bemis died in Australia in 188, At his death his will was probated in Mel- vourfle and New York. Advertisements * were inserted in Australian and New York papers calling for claimants |inocked down againat his estate, but inasmuch as he left nothing but his claim to the $50,000, (he income from which his mother was still enjoying, no claimants came for- Tt was the absence of claimants awainst her husband's estate that en- couraged Mra, Bemis to believe it waa only @ matter of tlme when she and her child would be placed beyond want. When Mrs. Lancey, Bemis’s mother, died, counsel was engaged here to ee- “the money for Mra. Bemis, and it ed all was to be smooth eailing for In addition to Bridget Madigan there against bi ‘These two claims, if allowed by the Supreme Court here, @ill wipe out the eagerly awaited inheritaate @f Mrs. Hemin and her child. . . 7a | —J SaesrastrafrefaSyyaFSSqreasrerespeaypearear “eae DITORS CLAIM 'HOSPITAL PATIENT THREE IN THE NET CHINESE PLEADS $50,000 LEFT POOR’ BURSTS HIS BONDS, | AS BANDITS WITH UNWRITTEN LAW, ~ WIDOW AND CHILD LEAPS TO DEATH, CHANGEABLE AUTO Destitute in Australia, Mrs.]Goldworthy, Suddenly Crazed, Knocks Down Nurse and Plunges Five Stories. Latest Holdup. Awaited Legacy. who twenty-five years ago QUANTANAMO, Martha Rosen- Hemis's mother-in-law bought furniture from the Avinskis on the instalment furniture fro! with the interest at ir @ince 1891, which makes the claim amount to about $34,000, Bushby eweara had a@ contingent agreement with Hemia calling for one-quarter ef the a ‘Weman Carried Over Niagara. NIAGARA FALLS, March 17.—Miss Josephine Kigititch, thirty-Ave, of Buf- while viewing the falls with jaiata Yyeaterday, fost her balance, fa 1 yesterday, fell into the river and was carried over the merican Falls, Charles Goldworthy, a photographer, who had lived at No. 70 Kast One Hun-|the arrest of three men as suspicious Grea and Twenty-eventh atreot, “went suddenly mad tn the French Hospital In West Thirty-fourth street to-day, furst the bonds which held him to hia | automobile hold-ups, cot, knocked down a nurse, fought dea-| With the prisoners (he Deputy Com.| steward missioner took to Headquarters a low, | Yacht Niagara, to plead guilty to the! four cylinder racing machine that had! Charge of manslaughter in the first de-/ heen freshly painted black over a red body. ©The red cont #howed through the black and there was no ieense number perately with two male orderiien and finally managed to throw himself over the bantstera from the fifth floor down the stairwell to the cement basement. GoMiworthy was taken to the hospital yesterday by Joseph Lopes, a friend! to the machine with whom he lived. Dr, J. J. Henna of No, M% Went Seventy-second atreet had recommended that Lopez take Goid- worthy to the hospital to be under close observation pending an operation, which was to have been performed to-day sixth «treet, and Edward W. A week ago the man was discharged from Harlem Hospital, where he had Neen treated for a stab wound tn the neck, received in a fight with gangsters, One of these claime—and a small one! Arter waving the hospital he drank heavily, and the wound 4 his throat had debauch, combined with caused him to show eighs of insanity and earty to-~lay Bupt. Herard of the hompital ordered that he be strapped to his cot. Two nurses were omered to keep an eye on him Later, when one of the nuraes left the ward tempo- rarily, Goldeworthy exerted a ‘With a single blow of Rattleship Fleet Sails. bears the Young label, the style will be correct. THE EVENING WORLD, MUNDAY, MARUA 17, PURCELL INSANITY PLEA. lawyer for Corran Witness and iat One Hundred and * prolonged | at & o'clock, bandits.” If your Easter Hat Silk Hate, $6. Broadway, near "Bart Place, * Regteterea . Trade Mork Eotadlshed Half a Century , Specials At “The Linen Store’”’ James McCutcheon & Company invite attention to their very com- prehenuee Sesiag. stock of the latest and most desired goods in House- eeping Linens, Handkerchiefs, Ladies’ Neckwear, Hosiery, Knit Under- wear, Lingerie and Corsets, Infants’ and Children’s Wear, Ladies’ Suits, Coats and Dresses, Wash Dress Fabrics, Art Goods, Laces and Embroid- eries, and Men’s Furnishings, and direct attention to the following ex- ceptional values: Table Linen Department A line of very desirable medium grade Damasks in ¢ very attractive designs at the following reduced prices: Handkerchief Department At 25¢, regularly 50c—A lot of Hem- stitched and E; idered Handkerchiefs in a good variety of designs. Also a lot of Hanti Ballons 856 Hand Embroidered Madeira Hi fs with the typical eyelet embroidery, Lace and Embroidery Dept. Novelty and Shadow Laces, 25c to $1.50 per yard, formerly 40c to $1.75. Swiss Matched Sets of Insertions and Edges at 1-3 off regular price. A varied assortment of Laces, including all Linen Filet, three to six inches wide, at 25c to 75c per yard, Wash Goods Department At 55c¢ per yard—White French Ba- tiste and Plumetis, in Stripes, Checks and Embroidered Designs, 40 inches wide. Value $1.00 and $1.25, French Crepe Linen and French Ramie Tinea, white only, 46 in. wide. Value James McCutcheon & Co., 5th Ave., 33d and 34th Sts. Car Is Black Now, but Police Believe It Was Red in The benefits of the unwritten law. heretofore held sacred to the white Deputy Commisstoner Dougherty, after characters, announced to-day at Head Quarters that he believed that he wae in) Nese, A fair way to put at end to the many, Seesions Court, permitted Louts Yee! quost last week by Robert C. Morris, at- | Hfuen, @ gray-haired Chinaman, once! torney for the New York Journal of Howard Gould's steam | Commerce, w’ fdity of the act. Huen managed to get through most of his lifetime without any serious trouble, but when he fell in love with an Amer- tean woman and took her over ai own possession, trou! for him, It finished when he made his plea and was een. tenced by Judge Foster to serve not Jess than ten years nor more than nine- teen years and sevengmorithe at Sing The prisoners were Max Goldstein, Alias “Gordon,” twenty-two years old, of No, 771 Saint Anne’é avenue; Frank Whitney Visar, thirty-two years old, of No, 876 East One Hundred and Forty- je began to shi in whaping to-day, thirty-s!x years old, of No, 1023 Simp- son atreet. ‘They are all being held tn connection with the blackjacking and | ropbery of Bert Newman, a cafe owner yame of the white girl has boen| charitably forgotten, and she has dis- appeared in the great underworld of It guffices that Huen loved | her and gave up his fine jab with the crew bf the Niagara so that he could be He opened a taundry in Newport and rich people let him do thetr linen, Things wem famously, unti Lee Suey, a New York chinaman, set eyes on Huen's woman and enview hin fellow countryman her possession. He paid he rcourt secretly, and finally in- ty-fourth street and Eighth avenue, Saturday morning the tever, | Newman was supposed to be carrying A Jarge sum of money in a hand satchel, Hoe was set upon and felled with some heavy weapon and the satchel taken | from him. It contained only some soiled | hnen and a revolver. A machine painted red was geen to whisk away five men who had taken part in the rothery. ESCAPES DEATH, | cording to the Deputy Commissioner, the original color of the body of the car Was gray. The color was changed to was near his bedside and jumped to| red just before the robbery the hallway. There he encountered two| changed to black after the hobktup. orderiies, who had heard the nurse's creams. ‘The maniac fought them des-|#a: with his feet hanging over perately for a minute and then, wrench- ing himself from their grasp, took a flying leap over the bannister, —— Five men were in it, and one of them rear, hiding the Hcense number, The prisoner Goldstein is a machinist | and Vizar and Forbes were partners in the garage where it was found. Capt, Samuel Price, head of the Bronx Cuba,, March 17.—| Detective Bureau, and Detectives ‘The United Btates Atiagtic battleship | Wines and Sullivan traced the change- fleet left here yesterday for Hampton | able car. Roads. It consists of the Connecticut, Minnesota, Florida, North Dakota, Utah, worked widow, when to-day | gouth Carolina, Idaho, Ohio and Mich-| We will clean up this bunch of auto “Let us have a little more time,” said Dougherty this afternoon,” — “The Habit HEALTHFUL” | WORLD FAMOU: ANTISEPTIC MOUTH At All Draggists and Department Stores GEO, BORGFELDT & CO., San Francisco OPPENHEIM, GLLINs x © 34th St., New York will hold tomorrow, Tuesday, A Sale of Women's Waists ana Tailored Shirts at the following attractive prices: Tailored Shirts ‘in washable Japanese silk with high and low col- Jars, Jarge ball pearl buttons. Women’s Blouses of cotton voile, with hand embroidery, Venice lace? 3.95, trimming. Several styles. Value 5.90, Women’s Blouses of fancy colo striped cotton crepes. Buttons and ribbon bows to match. Value 7.90) OPPENHEIM, GLLINS x C 34th St., New York Are offering Women’s Negligees and Petticoats at remarkably low prices. Women’s Petticoats of crepe de chine in all new shades, and edgings of val. and other laces, Women’s Matinees of crepe de chine—Sunburst pleating combined with filet laces and edgings in paste) shades, Women’s Boudoir Caps in crepes, satins and dotted chiffon. ribbon and lace trimmed. 2.95 sy WASH | er to leave Hien and some with j lim to New York. GROWS BEAUTIFUL, HEAVY HAIR WE PROVE 1T—-25 GENT DANDERINE Destroys Dandruff—Stops falling bair--Cleans anc invigorates your scalp— Delightful dressing. Ned ail the laundry back to ed after her pack CHU Stayer Anke for Commi counsel for James Pure eel), former gambler and Curran Com- mittee witness and the murderer of his -year-old daughter Agnes, went before Justice Malone to-day and asked for & commission to report on his cli+ wo of them in the restaurant sl'ppd up to lee t throweh hie bredn. | That was Jan r. Gould sent word to the Court to- Jday that he would come and towtity (o {the good character of Huen if necossury. | peer Sibrteh rao Louis Yee Huen Goes to Sing|BURLESON RESTRAINED Sing for Killing Rival for White Woman’s Love. Purcell had been under observation [hy Dr, Mothiire, the Tombs physician, {and others, Mr, Fuchs said, and they | were ready to make affidavit that Pur. «| cell was in the last stages of progres- ‘e paranoia and had not been reapon- for anything he said or did in th: To be possessed of a head of heavy, beautiful hair; soft, lustro y —sprouting out all over Fd seal ON NEWSPAPER LAW. WASHINGTON, March 17.-The § Preme Court to-day granted a restrain: ing order to prevent Postmasterenorai Burleson from enforcing a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's Danderine jnow—all drug stores recommend ii it- The Keepers in the ‘Tombs reporter | APPIY a little as directed and within ten : » | that he was starving himself through | the newspaper | nig fear that the System was poisoning publicity law while tho court has under | i149 food and that he had other delu- | man, were extended to-day to the cht. | Consideration the question of its consti-| sions, Judge Malone gave Mr. Fuchs when Judge Moster, in General ly a little Danderine and carefully it through your hair—takin, « of| be soft, glossy and beautiful in just.» Lal moments—-a delightful it tutionality, ten days to prepare affidavits. ‘che injunction was granted upon a re- h has attacked the val- Postmaster<ieneral | Rurleson had notified him that news- papers which had not filed statements fequired by the law would be Lesson | eee us| AVE.19*70320" FS IN NEW YORK'S SHOPPING CENTER Why All the Girls Are Coming to Simpson Crawford’s This Week for Their Easter Hats a BELMONT ARR Notch COLLAR | “Get the knack of the NOTCH” ISe, each—2 for 3c. We Have the Prettiest Hats for Misses, Girls and Little Ones We are ready with a wonderfully complete collection of Easter hats for the Miss in her teens, all the way down to the “littlest” tot of six, in our Junior trimmed Hat Section on the main floor in rear Pes For Tuesday’s selling we have prepared an assortment of hand made hats in little Pokes or Mushrooms, trimmed with dainty little wreaths and ribbon, at We also show every style wanted in our Untrimmed Children’s Hat De Hemp hats in all the light shades as well as Navy, Brown and on main floor, $1.48 and upward. et that we trim your child's hat free, provided the hat and trimmings are bought here. Ribbon bows also tied free if ribbon is purchased in our Ribbon Department. 4&4 Simpson Crawford Co., Main Floor, On Sale To-Morrow. Smart Spring Coats for the Younger Girls Regular $10.00 Numbers at $7.50 coats, both ‘practical and pretty in design, modelled of Men’s Wear Serge and Shepherd Check. One style, a clever Russian Blouse with shaped sailor collar and long revers of Moire, has wide stitched belt at hip: with ornamental buttons and piped buttonholes. Other models simple, but clever style, featuring many novel collar-belt and trimming effects, in size 6 to 14 years, usually sold at $ $10.00; special...........+6065 Girls’ Spring Coats at $5.95 Regular $7.50 Numbers Various clever styles, including Double Breasted Coats, well tailored, with adjustable collars of pique or square cut collars of ‘kets and button trimming. to i4 years, values $7.50; special.......... Girls’ Dressy Coats An extremely attractive low belted Blouse model, as illustrated— as practical as they are attractive. also Euglish Serge and Shepherd Check, with dainty collar of voile, lace trimmed, collar fastens to one side with two rows of small buttons: finished under blouse with crushed girdle and sash of silk paitly lined in Italian satin. Sizes 6to $ 14 years, $17.50 value; special............ Sore es 6a Bimpeon Crawford Co., Third Floor. Jaunty new to Closing to one side ree’ *8.95 Fashioned of Silk .Poplin, On Sale To-Morrow, To-Morrow—Boys’ Suits with Extra Pair Knickerbocker Trousers . A good opportunity, this, to outfit the boys. No school this w: —when everybody, young and old, wants to look thelr best. compelling argument of ECONOMY. values like these—and we $3.95 Aside from this is the ve it will be possible to duplicate Mixtures; Norfolk, (0 16. Boys’ blue serge Russian We do not know where have shopped all over town, Handsome materials of Fancy Gray, Brown, Double Breasted styles. sailor blouse style, sizes 214 to 7. €Boys’ All Wool Suits With Extr; a Knicker Pants Navy Blue and $3.95, $5.00+1$6.50 £4" Simpson Crawford Co. Second Floor, On Sale To-Morrow. Misses’ ard Children’s Shoes at Very Reasonable Prices. A Simpson Crawford guarantee of Gray, Covert Cloth; plain or velvet collars, ranging in prices. ice is behind every ned on anatomical in after years for e sell, Our Shoes for the little folks are de: lasts that insure natural growth. No foot troub! children who are scientifically fitted with Simpson Crawford Shoes, Sizes 6 to 8, at $1.95. Large Girls’ Sizes, 2!4 to 514 at Quick Relief For Women 25. Sizes 1114 to 12 at $2.50, Boys’ and Girls’ Hosiery. 25c Ribbed Cotto 2 pairs for 25c, pair In fast black or tan; sizes 614 to 9; ve durable; especially serviceable for rit In Patent Cloth Tops, Patent with Dull Tops and Gun Metal Calf Skin. Boys’ Shoes. A neat, serviceable Shoe that will hold its Pt Sizes 10 to 1314, at $2.00. Sizes 1 to 544, at $2.50. * £2 Simpson Crawiord Co,, Second Flo: ——— ~~ <-> BD Simpeon Crawford Co., 6th Ave., 19thto 20th St, Play easily oles or 356 Pegs

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