The evening world. Newspaper, March 26, 1913, Page 8

— SUSPECT UNS LOZ AN “HERRERA BOMB t Farrell, Who Once ble Cried Says He Often Met Slain Woman. TYPEWRITER IS SEIZED. Borough President Overruled and Detectives Take Ma- chine to Headquarters. A bit of red string, the distinctive pe- Culiarities of type in a writing machine, the cabalistic “MX. repeated three times on @ page of loone-leaf diary In the hand of the ject—these are the Witle inte In a grave sum of su Pcion that stands by detectives’ efforts Against’ the name of Henry J. Klots, tie powder maniac and bomb-maker. Though a month ago Headquarters were equally as positive that person of John Paul Farrell, mble-brained janitor of the Bronx, ey had the man guilty of making and yding the ‘infsrnal machines which Med Helen Taylor (called also Grace ‘alker), killed Mra, Madeline Herrera nearly blew Judge Kosalsky to jeces in his apartments, the digjointed ‘ponteasion” made by the janitor at time, after some thirty Hours of quisition methods, and subsequently rppudiated, had not nearly the weight cumulative seem- ly unrelat ‘ing, the type fi forme MAKES A & ATEMENT IN THE TOMBS. Now Farrell, the janitor who has| ®° preliminary hearing on the murder] mossai ree lodged against him, comes for-| to M Ward with @ statement tending to link] Rice had told other lodgers he was nt seven Weeks in the Tombs walt- & Slots with the murder of esate rera. Furretl, whe has, made #0 @tatements and denials, pelner joey ind foot-notes to his story as to con- fore ‘even the reluctagt detectives that his word is not worth much, symmoned Evening World reporter to the s to-day and made the following etatement: .“When I aw Klots's picture in the < k- to Mrs, Herreré. 1 think Isaw him dozen times, uevally at night between 9 and 11 o'clotk. Ten days before Mrs, Herrera was billed 1 saw them both ding in front of the apartment héuse and they seamed to be quarrel- ling. When Klots walked off Mra. Her- a yelled something after him and he Boweres back. “Three days before the bomb exploded ged Killed her I saw Klotz hanging @round the corner near the house, and ne asked me if I knew where Mrs. Herrera was. When I told him I did got he walked away.” Mins Madeline Herrera, the daughter @f the woman who was murdered by the bal bomb, was found to-day in the e of Mrs, Rose Pastor Sitokes's mother at No. 60% East One Hundred and Bint, venth street, the Hronz, where ne 1s staying pending her marriage With Emanuel Pastor, a brother of M Btokes. She denied with heat Farrell’ Niory about the meetings between her mother and Klots. “My mother never knew lots and Never met him at our house or any- Where else," Mise Herrera said. “Far- roll in just talking to help get himself out of the Tombs.” DETECTIVES TAKE AWAY, 8US PECTED TYPEWRITER. Barly to-day detectives defied Bor- Ough President Miller of the Bronx by emtering the office of the Topographical Bureau in Borough Hall an@ carting off te Headquarters the Elliott-Fisher typ:- weiter upon which were written, accord. | Volumes of “Direct Evidence,’ Proving beydatkia doubt tl : 4 7 . . immense good, crowd our letter files to the bursting point. When disease is in the blood, the ine to drive it-out is Hood's Sarsa. parila, Just read.this, another “Direct Evidence” letter, from a lady in Worces- tot, Mass., who has abundant reason for gratitude to this medicine: “Worcester; Mass..@une 7, 1012. E“1 believe iff it bad not been for Hood's Sarsaperilla 1 should have lost Mre. Alice Stockwell, Worcester, Mass, my left hand entirely, Therefore is it say wonder that J am willing to speak}, « word in praise of this good medi- ciget 1 firmly believe WR to be the THE EVEN LAWSHOWS WAY 70 GET FURNITURE WITHOUT PAYING Keep Ing to the positive statement of J, Frank Allard, the Underwood Typewriter Comm: Pany's expert, the address slips pasted on the bombs sent to Helen Taylor's and to Judge Rosalsky's apartments, To-day other experte will be called | to Headquartera to examine the ma- ehine and determine wh er or wie the peculiarities of alignment and indicated in the typewritten add on the bombs are identical wit defects and “personality” of the chine #elzed against the Borough President's will, Deputy Commissioner Dougherty hangs his chief reliance | upon the evidence against Klota upon , this element of the typewriter | You The Ives have still to elucidate | a8 the Can Instalment the riddie of the cryptogram found on| Goods Three Years Before af diary din a at No. 1932 It Can Be Taken. the Bronx, after the) January—Conatructed machine. You can buy a piano and all the fur niture you want on the instalment plan, |make one payment and then use the |oods for at least three years without paying Another cent! Such was the gladsome clarion an- nouncement that was sounded in the Supreme Court this morning betore Jus- tice Platzek | That the lawe of the sovereign State lof New York are ao sweet and kind to the rious purcharer—as at present |construed, judiclally-became known when Henry A. Heiser, an attorney of No, % William street, asked the Court to direct a writ of mandamus to Justice Bauer of the Municipal Court directing him to issue warrants of attachment against two persons who have pur- chased pianos on the inatalment plan | February, 1912=M. X. ard, March, 1912=M. X. 16. February, 1913—M. X. and. The dates wet before the mynterious “M. X." In the two Instances were the | dates of the exnlosion of the Helen Tay-| lor and Judge Rosalsky bombs, respece tively. Fob. 2, 1913, was the day Mra. Herrera was blown to pieces by a bomb | Jin jess than | two blooks from Klo' Oliveto Leonard, the sixteen-year-old git: of whom Klotz i# said to have been enamored and be: se of Sis quar- rel with Whom he w nied the house ‘aylor in police story of leading to the iatter's murder, added another significant bit of hai testimony to the weight of circumstance | piling up against Kiots, She has turned over to detectives @ clipping | from « paper describing Helen Taylor's death which, she says, was sent to her) refused to issue the attachment war- rants on the ground that the only au- thoritative Interpretations of the pres- ent law—by the Appellate Division of the Second Department in Brooklyn— have declared that sellers of instalment furniture or pianos are not entitled to such warrants, “Um Better 08 fam Rice Bi William Rice, forty-three years old, cupying a room at No, #8 Le: avenue, was found dead by Mra. Lentner, hia landlady, about 9 o'clock this morning. A rubber tube attached to @ gas cock on the wall was in his mouth. Dr, @cudder of the Reception ir Honor, this ts a terrible in- Hospital, who responded t an am- to the piano and furniture bulance: call, sald the man had been| Manufacturers, lared Mr. Heiser to dead several hours. Justice Platzek. A letter addressed to Miss Mary | haye more than Burne, living Io the house, bade her| for Planos that have been sold to per- aid, sons who decline to make any further “T have been unsuccessful in life. I] payments, And from what I know of am better off dead,” was his laconie| this business there are moro than Another letter was addressed | $2,000,000 worth of claims for furniture parks, No. 60 Madison’ avenue. | and pianos in the same situation, “Why, as the Inw Is now admints- manager of a string of restaurant — | tergg, any one can buy all the fur- re vy IRE, | Bitte Be wants, make a ittle payment FAMILY OF 9 SAVED AT FIRE.| ana then keep the goods indefinitely, Inasmuch as @ piano, or furniture for A fire which the police belleve to] that matter, Is unsalable after three have been of incendiary origin started by Klots. from two of the biggest piano houses AK Lite Waaian in the city and have declined to make A FAILURE, HE ENDS LIFE. [turther payments. Justice Lauer has! WALL STREET. ING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, V yearn you can see how great my Lente lores will be." | The law provides that every temial | ment purcha t In a mort Rage on the executed by the Purchaser and giving the furniture houwe a len on the property sold, Under the law, when a purchaner defaults, the instalment house must bring @ suit to| the mortgage in order to re- goods. In the present crowded of the court calendars it takes ast three years before such @ @uit houses claimed that started a foreclomure sult ‘they had right to a warrant of at- tachment, giving them possession of the Property at once, but the Appellate Di- vinion has handed down a decision deny- ing thie right. Therefore, a purchaser who has defaulted on his payments can enjoy the full use of his furniture of jplano. until the final determination of the f suit—at least three years. tee Platzek, while he reserved de- cision on Mr. Hetser's request, int- mated plainly that he would have to deny it. memcsanenaliensannesas LAWYER LOUIS J. GRANT ‘DEAD; ILL ONLY A WEEK. Suffered a Nervous Breakdown a Week Ago, but Condition Was Not Regarded as Critical. Louis J. Grant, who made a@ fortune as the defender of policemen under charges and seeking restoration to the department after removal by the Com- missioner, died suddenly to-day at the Hotel Somerset in West Forty-seventh atreet. with his wife and son, Wyte C. Grant, for two months past. Jacob Ttouss, Grant's law partner, said this afternoon that Grant suffered A nervous breakdown about a week ago, and had been confined to his wed ever Grant had been, residing there | N; since then, His condition was not re- garded as critical, however death wan a complete surprise. Last fall, following the conviction of Lieut. Charles Becker for the murder of Herman Rosenthal and the retire- ment from the case of Attorneys Me- Intyre and Hart, Grant announced that bo had Leen retained by Mevker, At the same time Joseph A. Shay came t ana sald he would act for the former ieutenant. Grant acted for John J. Skelly, ac- cused of collecting graft from Mrs. Mary Goode, the keeper of a disorterly house, and also represented Patrolman Kugene Fox, charged with hav.ng been an official collector of polics graft in the East One Hundred and Twenty- sixth street precinct. Charlies K. Harris, the famous br | writer, has written » song entitled ‘ ’: the Miue Grace of Kemucky," which will be presented in next Sunday Werld Maga- tine, werds and music complete, Order from newsdealer in advance. early to-day ina pile of rubbieh in the! = cellar under Morris Rappaport's haber- dashery store at No. 12% Wythe avenue, Willlamaburg. Policeman Fannon of the Bedford avenue station saw the smoke and made his yay through the hallway to the rooms th the rear of the store, in which Rappaport, his wife and their seven children have thelr home. He found the whole family Partly overcome by smoke and assisted them wo the atreet, ‘The fire engines had only a block to go from thelr headquarters and the Diase = =was quickly —_ extinguished. Deputy Fire Chief Maher thought the circumstances #0 suspicious that he asked Fire Marshal Brophy to in- veatigate. 0-' Int Browns, “tr Aiperial Amegtion Given to Pembroke,23/8in. Kensett, 2 1/i6in, Chatham, 2 in. GEO. P. IDE & CO. Also Makers of Ide Shirts ‘TROY, N.Y. % | “= Ewa $135 P. cENTeERY™ 6'C8.,"S08" Att Kvenue One Door South of 31st hat Hood’s Sarsaparilla does BEST MEDICINE FOR THE BLOOD AND ALL HUMORS., da bad case of er; Hs, pelas on my don the left hand, on the t the same time, I had a very painful felon. I used poultices and liniments for three months and car- ried the disabled hand in a sling all that time. The cause was undoubt- edly the bad condition of my blood. “A friend advised me to try Hood's Sarsaparilla, so 1 bought six bottles and a box of Hood's Olive Ointment. The treatment was an Unqualified Success. Improvement was noticeable very | and when the fifth bottle was | gone my hands were all healed up and my health was better in every way, “There is no question about Hood's Sarsaparilla ched the purities in the blood and eff complete cure. Why, at one ti people came from all’ around to see my hand, and many of them told me 1 soon, | | i | Would Have to Have It Amputated. | us, distressed Many a time when my fri d my hand I would i int before ng, ted Tan perience is all well, 113 Plantati it ie dful ex- Mrs. Alice Stock Street, he significance of this for you is, if fyou_need a good blood més ine oF {oni you, will find it in Hood's Sa parills, N-: B.—Be sure to g ficod" Seamless Brussels Rugs Yatas $12........... $9.80 Vaiueit7........, 911.88 .... $14,981 7; Ve 10.6213 Value $30......... $21.50) [WW.Con.6" Avex Ask About Our Easter Gift To-Morrow and All Tels Wook Extra Special Bargains Sure to Draw Big entemeriGioveSale Location —296 Filth Avenue, One Door South of 31st St. 3 wane 10 GLOVES to Oo lot just received from factory in this week's selling. ‘ou will find in this sale unequalled ‘entemeri guarantee with all these gi Chamoisette in history ot loves. Leng Kid Gloves 16-Batton Length t Bead tints and a | Cape Gloves: shade; Tans, e special at $1.15 Phone Madison Ba, 6184 Buivered sa 'ew Wore oh ade with mirror 72 inches at and ends teas and Axminster Rugs Value $1, ot..... 911.98 Value $35, ct..... 917.98 Vale $30, at..... $19.50 $32.50 hice | Vatue $45, at..... Avex u and his Joseph Winker, man living at No, 244 West Fifty-third | street, was found dead in his room to | Western di dei jsaster taken into consideration. After a period of dulness, Canadian Pacific woke things up with a 6%-point rise and all of the standard stocks fob lowed suit, Amalgamated Copper and Reading being the 1 The closing wae etrong muet of atocks fe to-dag pared with yeaterday‘e ‘closing pricea High. Low. Last, 4 me t & fy HR t eo oe 1 ig hd + BTR dey + 10% 100% — s Be Bh a ee + ay OH cit _ . Hew 1% 1h + ae. 112% 182% +. By = ae — = 21) abt F ee 4 as [iy rod 151” $ BN Bt 3 + 1a 148 M SH + yh roe” sors ort — 5 32% bah = ————— Hotel Fireman = PR PE SECRETE. FETE T ETS. FEE BEETER EEE Heavy foreign buying waa the cause of the strength of stocks at the opening of the market to-d clined, as most bro! but it soon de- em to think ing were the highest, lowest and last and the net changes as wes fire. | day, a tube connecting with the gas. jet in his mouth, The fireplace had | been stuffed with paper and a ohair| had been placed against the door, Since OPPENHEIM, GLLINS 3G 34th St., New York ' Special Sale Women’s Hosiery For Thursday and Friday 1918 he caine to this country from England @ year ago Winker found only oc- casional employment. His lust posi- tion was as fireman and plumber in S the Hotel Buckingham. sei) OBJECTS TO ACCOUNTINGS OF DURYEA’S BIG ESTATE. Surrogate Graham will Refer Miss; Perregrine’s Objection to Referee for Final Judgment. Miss Eleanor Perregrine of Mont- clair, N. J., who was made residuary legatee of the $600,000 estate by the will of the late Walter E. Duryea, filed to- day with the Surrogate of Nassau County a list of forty-four objections to the accounting of the estate mdae by the executors named in the will. Surrogate Graham announced that he would forward Miss werregrine’s ob- Jectians to a referee for final adjudica- Perregrine's action followed the ery by Samuel T, Wright, in the Surrogate's office, of what he consid- ered discrepancies in the accounting, whereupon Miss Perrogrine started her Proceedings against the executors of the Duryea estate. The objections, founded largely on technical matters of accounting and bookkeeping, include the payment of Interest upon legacies out of the Duryea estate for half a year, which should have been charged against the execu- tora and not the estate, according to Miss Perregrine’s claim; the alleged ex. sive commissions paid for disposing mortgages and bonds and the over- valuation before the tax assessor of certain items in the estate. Backache—Nervous? HesdacheBlue? Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Made without alcobol—a pure glyceric of American {< pe forest roots, Your OPPENHEIM, GLLINS 2G 34th St., New York Announce an Exceptional Sale of Women’s & Misses’ High Grade Shoes At a Remarkably Low Price. Boots of patent calfskin—black cloth tops. Gun-metal calfskin, tan calfskin and kidskin. Low shoes in colonial ties, pumps and oxford ties in patent leather, dull calfskin, tan calfskin and black satin, Cuban and military heels. Values $4 & $5 2.95 For Sale Thursday and Friday. Women’s Silk Hosiery. Special grade pure thread silk, reinforced garter Black, white and pastel shades, top and sole. Women’s Silk Lisle Hosiery Medium weight, reinforced garter top, heel and Black, tan, white and bronze, ® sole. cee and colored chambrays. ming. Very Special Sale of Women’s Silk Jersey Top Petticoats At an Unusually Low Price alls arene hgere Several hundred Women's Petticoats with and deep flounce of messaline. Values $4.00 and §: Important Sale of Boys’ Washable Suits Sizes 244 to 10, Russian and sailor styles of Imported white poplins, galatea Emb: roldery a SOLE MAAEUALAUAGLOAASUAMADAOEACEOSLUAOOODUGULAOGUAGUROUOUDUOELONAOOUOEOGUOQOGIOSCGOSCOOOLOOUOUCOCORSLOUOUOOOUGLUDUGLSAUGUALUGROODOREDOUDOORUOGOCOSObONNN re Genuine Merit Re Required to Win the Have you ever stopped to reason shy | Rt it is that so many products that are ex- tensively advertined all at once drop out of sight and are soon forgotten? Hig is plain—the article did not fulfil the appli A medicinal prep: curative value an endless ch: ste recommended by those who, have ee cured to those who are in need of it. In an interview on the subject a prom- inent local drug; co ample Dr, Kilmer's paration I have and_never hesitate to You never taste anything finer than abisq uemade of Camp bell*s Tomato Soup. Its flavor is so appetizing that it will add zest and relish to the entire meal. And this bisque is so easy to prepare! : Just add milk or cream, according to the simple directions on the label. A child could do it. ' You ought to enjoy this nourishing, tasty soup two or three times a week at least. Why not have it for dinner today? TOMATO OUP 10c a can Look for the red-and-white label GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE FREE BRASS BED J By tea 78 | A With Every Purchase of $75 CREDIT TERMS: People’s Confidence. The prraiics of the manufacturer. This jes more particularly to a medicine, nm that e remedy ‘ake for ex- Swamp-Root, a pre- old for many yeurs ‘commend, for st says in almost every case it shows immediate results, asmany of my customers testify. No other kidney remedy that I know of has so large a sale. "The success of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp- Root is due to the fact that it fulfils every wish in overcoming kidney, jixee. and bladder diseases, corrects urinary t les and neutralizes the uric acid heh causes Theumatism: A free trial mail, absolutely free. Address Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N mention this ‘paper. Regular tles sold at all druggists—30c Value $1.50 195c 139c Dr. Value 69 Don't let your cold run into Grippe you down more than Grippe. Its effects are often serious snd per-' manent. Get rid of that cold now. hs Syrup 8, yood reme Toft ene cold Taw Black ane 22.50 Cold in Head A SE SEE by ttl ys Me ‘doses’ ox ONDON’S a ae Catarrhal Jelly ‘Write quick. Address linens and ind Oral Wi 2.0 00 | WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS hoitle will be sent by’ WONDON MEO. CO Minnonpetio, them, | f——————————____ ey 53 Down 550) Wp sO Rene 5100 “5 S75 10° 150" | “00 A WEEK OPENS AN Account Saturday event L STATION AT CORNER FISHER BROS COLUMBUS AVE. | 106 ST. Away from the dusty streets for m, And out where the sea-breeze om That is the way to have (ood As any sailor knows: ‘ fh; So get your motor oat tho-day— \ Or a sailboat, launch or yacht; ‘Tis World “Want” ads, that Tind 4 snaps, ah So order one on the spot, ‘ The Spring Buying Season fo: Now On, and the Big Bat ae Being Bought Up Rapidly, go USE A WORLD “BOAT WANTrD” ap, WITHOUT ala =