The evening world. Newspaper, August 13, 1913, Page 4

2 PPA HE ra WHITMAN IS BOSS | iSiszssesssrtfcte<s=) TWO-YEAR-OLD GIRL [CARRIES HER COFFIN {CRAVING A RACING AUT er Small waa taken, OF THE NEW YORK MRS. sPencen Taask VERY ILL AT LAKE GEORGE REPUBLICANS NOW Widow of Financier and Philanthro- COPENUAGEN, Denmark, 20K. 1 veanimouty a ei aa Sing ds © jer an lan 1. Raae tokatin THE ORIGINAL WORCCCTERSHINE * hi 7 Capt. Koch, the well-known Danish 5 ia tenke and Sele@e 4 cipro pist Reported by Hastily Catted |Lad Shoots a Man In the Eye|Wealthy Valparaiso Widow|Ohio Youth Accused of Mur Foler explorer, hae succeeded tn eroes- “Armand De; Seem iniped without te Chairman Koenig Sacrificed to Appease Leaders for 11 at Triune, ner « Whitman’s Defeat. fered an acute at the County Chairman, who has been eacrificed to appease the ire of Repub- @ whole | daught famil; falls on Koenig’ ‘The effect | a4 was for forty ef the Whitman leadership ts to mollify | the world of art ‘That the District-Attorney waa active- ichols t ary estate of her firat of Mr. Whitman's callers. Mi: Marks said that be @poke to Mr. Whit. Me. Gruber was told that former Judge t ‘Wadhame would likely be placed on} 11 of God," said Mi “Tammany Hall shall, attached to the Internal Revenue coronerships. It was generally agreed among the Fustonists to-day that John 3. Hopper fe te receive the nomination for Regie ter, Max F, Griffenhagen, the present Republican Register, being wwitched to of @herif. Wilteam F. mot be men want e The firat will rill ‘League, of which “@Gamuel Bell Friedman, “is in "Yes. Count on wang fail.’ “This Indicates cowed my telegram Mr. Thomas con- ferred with the Governor on the qu: Mrs, Gpencer Trask 2 again seriously Brothers’ Istand, Lake George. She suf- last week and her physician was sum- moned from the Catekilla He reported |ol4 son Paul to call on Mra, Irvi tion as very gray BI @ neighbor, at No. Disttict-Attorney Whitman wan recor: | her condi! joom, 3 L niked today by Republicans as the Oe ae an invalid for yenrm ian. |Yenue thie afternoon and the women; Provably making ber last turn on life's leader of the New York County Re 16) onuanthropist and patron of the| left Paul playing with two-year-old Pelicans in place of Samuel 8. Koenig, | arts ana education, who was killed in| Pearl, Mre Bloom’ in 1876 whe was married to Mr. Trask. the indignant jeadere and keep thom In in, name as an author, During line, if possible, for fusion. is ahe wrote and published as] with a bullet wound in her right alde. poems and Mra, Trask inherited the large resdu-| gation called Dr. Shreck from $00,000 from the New York Central She Sree eve octane, sus TO AID SULZER man about the labor vote. Mr. Marks! wn ene sanction of Gev, Sulzer, mass | street, sat In a rear window of the hail are to be arranged all over | to-day watching @ boy shooting at a tar- “The voice of the people is the voice gentlemen were informed that Dr. Mar-| (6 114 people, We shall learn the peo- ple's wishes, for it wae the peuple who fore the end of the week.” Mr. Friedman ts the organiser of the| Timothy O'Leary, elght years old, No. citizens of America are members. = e not = nny unless it removes the 1 fa aclear of Governor Sulser’s advisers. I wired pany, which was removed as Lorn tl Simply get an ounce of othine—double (Mr, Thomas this morning, asking if trator by Surrogate Cohalan, telegram from Mr, Thomas, which said: | police know ae the Gondorf wiretap- erence mmanaovon semen THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1918. Physician in Critical Condition. When Invited to Make Sails, Expecting Not to | dering Friend, Burying Body the eternat intand icenel4. Koch, who Target of His Hand. Reach Home Alive. and Running Off With Car. jummer home on Three tack of heart disease voyage. She Is Mrs, Paula de Dias, a wealthy widow of Valparaiso, Chile. She is atill handsome at the age of forty-five, and her face bears little ace of the maindy which has affilcted er for years, and which may bring Gaughter, while they went into the back room for a cup of tea. Presently they heard the repo of a revolver shot, a shriek from Pea: and then Paul crying wildly, rushed into the room shouting: “Oh, mamma, mamma, I hurt Perl.” ‘The mothers ran into the front room; and found the litte girl on the floor dent at the University of llinois. a years welt known in and philanthropy and nurse and her own physician, Dr. F. | tameris, About two months ago the brought her here to consult Tm @ panic the women shrioked out of Physician the window toe help and Petieeman *peciallats, She has been suffering from eneay Foley of the Weat Forty-seventh street * tumor, from which her doctor could he plays, “The Little sued for his arrest. husband and received York Hospital He hurried the litile settlement for her husband's] gt there he will ly recover. | ¥! bh anid Daal bia teadile avg? the ancident| Bit ONS Ascotdlag (0:16 pulse eaten teeged Op if the Rapublichas Save & new pose ete ie Sit and ao upset that he couldn't tell his| '? Valpa {or MRSSdIAe Whe aud wha weuouaene | in Mr, Whitman, with Herbert Person’ | seags MEETINGS mother how it happened. He found the| ‘he inev! for the purchase of Harold Shaw's €f course, in an edvisery capac? weapon in ® bureau drawer and it ta! jund, \*Yellow Devil,” the fastest rondster in |. Marks, Fusian candidate : nthe Bee ALL OVER STATE doubtful if he Bnew what it was. The patient occupies a suite of three Champaign County. Joseph Ricker, a porter in Maenner-| rooms on the promenade deck. Shortly Penman, according to witnesses, con- chor Hall, No. 82 Kast Fifty-sixth| after the party got to the ship there was tracted for the purchase of the car, carried on board @ handsome mahogany. Shaw drove to Philo, near here, Satur- 4 been ordered by Mrs, Had evening, met Penman and started ‘rledman Diaz in case, she said, ahe should die for @ ride. Two hours later Penman Abeahain Gruber, Lames! WEyJOuioe |tcr Temsurcce voters of tow York, to| ana Nitker wes moved to laughter, fo] Her sting room adjoining her G44 not appear at the morning seast0n. | seremmine the people's casket. It was moved to laughter, He itude toward e, kid, shoot one up here.” The boy raised his rifle as he was bid and pulled the trigger, The bullet lodged in Hc! right @ye and the doctors at Flower Hospital think he may be | Also on the Metapan went M ir. Friedman to-day. cuador, With her r and L. T. Gomes, The ha rely ie not the voice Albany to confer with nt and once a candidate for the off the track. known inti- Presidency of Keuador, lh lls ORDERS STALLO ACCOUNTING New Admini: 236 Kast Bixty-seventh street. He had Mm been playing with his new air rifle and MoClorkey, an the pesky thing went off, tea Jagged wound in his scalp. He was sent of Juvenile delinquency. A few minutes earlier Flower Hon- pital was called upon to minister to iften, Sue- ‘Trast Co. ‘ay, was to-day appointed co- How to Remove Easily. home in bandages. ———_———_ Alleged Wi wpere Out om Rall.| Donald, the late Standard Oil multi- antec jable dealer that it w: pores “ Stailo, granddaught r Me- | try a Sethe Sareuneet Stailo, granddaughter of Alexander Mc-! try ar for freckles with the Thomas,” sald Mr. Judge Foster in General Sessiona to-| millionaire, to look after the estate in while if it does giv: Albany, acting as one jeasea from the Tombs Jamen| piace of the Metropolitan Trust Com- ion the expense is t strength— Riker-Hegeman SHOT BY BOY OF SIK | ABOARD LINER AS SHE {KILLED MANTDGETONE, | mss WHILE AT PLAY] BEGINS LAST VOVAGE| 1S THEORY OF POLE. Ss i" ei Mre, Paul Weller took her six-year-| On the Metapan of the United Fruit] CHAMPATGN, ML, Aug. i—Tolegrams. ing | line, which sailed to-day for South|were sent to every city in Ohio to-day 0 Hignth! American ports, went a woman who is calling for the arrest of Gust Penman, son of @ wealthy Champaign County family, who 1# formally charged with the murder of Harold A. Shaw, @ stu-| Shaw's body was discovered buried four feet under the ground on the Penman farm last night after @ two h to her before the Metapan's voy-|days' search. There were marks on his psig face and head indicating that he had The traveller ts accompanied by a| been beaten to death with an iron ber. | Young Penmen, who accompanied Shaw on an automobile ride Saturday night, | is missing, and a warrant has been The theory upon which the police are working has for its foundation an un-! | attora her no relief. The specialists here usual motive for a murder—the craving | | could give her no hope. Dr, Rameris nd- for possession of a racing automobile. ‘sed that she remain in this country, Penman's father owned @ large touring | Penman also dleappeared the next ing apartment. And so the at rw, day. 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