The evening world. Newspaper, August 30, 1913, Page 4

- ——--— <-~rmeneeynes etic CTE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, AUUUBT 30, 1913... . HOW TO BUILD A HOME Bungalow Type | HINT THAT ARDELE Se: eee oor 2") “COP KILLER” SENT UP. TN. SUT AGAINST ales d ty that ntens fl WITH YOUR FIRST $1,000 | | Advantoges 4 ABDUCTED HERSELF fetsinas czcetees| MS GANGSTERS DECLARE WOMEN'S LAND CO. Receiver Named for Concern whose home the girl was found, wrete te her mother suggesting that Ardelle be e e ‘ nm : And Is in Many Ways Most Convenient... vue sun te beeen ee ee and as the end of summer approached Type of House That Saves Work and Money | AND FAKED STORY re ‘WELL GT YOU Yen” Founded by Miss Halley Ia, Gee the Best Out of . Victim” Full of Inconsist: |%¢'seving te forego the tollday In the Pugilistic Prowess, °° ~ and Her Sister. a Dwelling Particular exicies, Police Say. | faerie plots cetmablas, ant on : . Attention Should Be | ene | rr agen Snare Wil CF 6 mere eae LIABILITIES OF $775,000.) Paid to Each Room as IMOTHER STAYS SILENT.| THINK MURDER VICTIM [S | sitter sctvmss ot one wittam Maree to the Value of Every Both in Sanitarium, Brother} One of Them. By Sophie Irene Loeb. 11 you had only $1,000 and wanted @ Roma, how weuld you go about ‘These are the questions that confront the man of modest means !f he would States Court yesterday appointed Bu- Rave a hone of hie own, having saved | CONSULAR OFFIGIAL HERE|sron som tw ne. son ne Girl W: oe | wext three months, for until the exptra sited | J as to Have Visited | cara With Name of. Secretary of tion of that time his address Will be.the — it Work House, He was sentenced to thet Aunt in Rutland by | a go nies — inttuion to-day by Maatatrate Sours revious Plan. ‘ound in German e. |atting in the Morrisania police cow . i | FRANKFORT-ON-OEDER, Germany, | #fter he had been arrested for viciou! Aug. %—In the pocket of a man whose| assaulting two policemen body, bearing evidences of murder, wae) Patrolman Hughes of the Alexander found im @ lake near here was @ visit-| avenue police station was standing’ mt + ' | — | An ambition harbored by Aréele One Hundred and, Forty-fourth @trest |” gto L. Paroti receiver ¢ 4] =< Giasheen from the early days of spring card bearing the name “Alexander fer is thane Lesa polly PI Ve | Ras been realised, but the matiner of oreo Waaduarer, secretary to the Im-|and Willls avenue sen Reape 5 Compene,. Srenees anh —a-* : ; t mo oon obtaining ner desire has resulted tm | Porte Oe soorcl'” ‘Me aninee aa bo ag toes tinn salting, “Te well ' Mae; Mathilde Frencetint : aAeMC) =| Ceo hysteria that kept her prostrate tm bed |. tne card. Im another pocket was &| with the cops, let's kill ‘em all!” hig tee, (Mien Rese Halley. wn: fe = today, utterly incapable of explaining receipt, dated Aug. § for passage on| blood-curdiing slpgan drew frdm the < the papers & hes assets of caly . oO the wierd story of “white slavers’ that,|the steamship Kaiser Wilhelm, der policeman only the command "9 tS: “ Fa . she related inte last night. Asdete is | Grosse |e whereupon. the trio opened up Me. Parodi = — g —_—.- Ttllities, While the baitie was ‘at Ist, — | | the otrikingly beautiful Hoboken soneel-} an Alexander Grau-Wandmayer 6! height and. Hughes in danger of Sagal asking, — girl who disappeared from ber home of the Austro-Hungarian | defeat, Patrolman Tyndale arriv 4 brag ergo Wednesday, and shortly after de-|Consulate-General in New York City /ine two cops succeeded in subd | @atched a hysterical letter to her mother, vowing she was in the bands of kidnappers. Late last night she was returned to her home by detectives, The Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse sailed | wurray temporarily, his compantons-4a-,, from New York Aug. 13 for Bremen ane “a —>__ In court Murray bragged that he had, AUTHOR KILLED IM ROW pes cons worms sto, hte saat’? : jE Creuse (& Burgas, counsel 7 last might. thet he unders cee evens | pee bee bowel er eta the Magistrate sentenced Rim... 2 viatete of the company’ eis Uaaiak (skein Gay OVER ADOPTED DAUGHTER i) ereat trouble te thatrundee ite. & reporter called at her home, No. 21 ” Alageny: Twelfth otrest, Hoboken. It was ex-| Isthmian Canal Clerk, Who Pro-| (000 ‘rels uss. sald, the. damiecrt: plained that she was so il! as the result tected Girl From Chastise- policemen you assaulted, Murray, Bu' i ft ie Ciiows for io menein, ot her experiences that she couldn't elie hey at leg home in Harrison, peak. Nelther would her mother, Mre ment, Arrested. Shaghes ave ta haa ulseny revetree | both are in Pio ales ‘ae: should be obtained if possible for this 4 ian Wak, weaauree: veers ay. | <WASHTNOTON, Aug. %.—Willlam 1,|@ threatening letter. On the way eat ot ST gal Gaannatly er eaneyind 2 house of the Lackiwaana Hallroad and | Altéerfer, a special writer and author, | Of court soveral recognised as fellows! 4 fares ‘oer “aus and bores ped who, while her daughte- was missing | Was etabbed to death last night in hie | Sone ere ol y mottere®, |Dome in Chevy Chase, Md. « euburp, | “We'll get you yet” obviousty revert”! was exceedingly votudie, besceching t! Paracas Cat (Gree Ce | sameees “hi } land Willam J. Fisher, connectea with | ""6 to Patrolman Hughes, ° t newspapers to help find the gtrl, recel “ acoe ee p , the reporter, Secrecy did not extend to|the Isthmian Cans! Commission, and aor ie ee sngia Dae fionged one Peo the police, however, who are paying but ten yeare @ boarder in the Altder. LAMAR TOLD T0 WRITE ws Lng g| ght and alr; also to have attractive scant attention to the tale told by the| fer home was arrested early to-day and senate oe vert a semen, rare aa ra ee votre trains aoe AY: our 206 should be 0 regulated that the position . GML TELLS STORY OF ABDUC-| oiieg “trom Fishere interfoeos RAILROAD LOBBY STORY - pecessity of of the bed will net be toward a win- : TION TO POLICE. when Altderfer sought to chastise his ‘ ee exten- peacoat sous’ eis plone fer tas bea to are tea a nectives Ewan renice! Sift [ourenteen-year-old sdopted daughter. | Senate Committee, Doubtful That: jectives ———— and | ceasiseratic posed to view from the hall or be in rade: L Daniel Kiely when they were bringing pI > County, n4| the ond line of @ draught. Needless to say that riegeapeidlfcpa ero Brnd HOLD BOTH AS PICKPOC: ETS He Has New Facts, Refuses to eee eum uh ar oe. t i morning Ardelo was standing on the| Detectives Gay Men Under Ball Are cee ne re btesto lg . i moop uf her home when there appeared 614 Hine, a tal & mysterious stranger who qore false Gacomtort 7 feauy construction, H | gray hair and a tales gray mustache. | 90% AU tyre seiies, nem Jacobs, No. Progr sibilaigna tag diapered Sf. both distance 4 { Displaying to her @ revolver he had ‘Com: about vig Lpesthagy meine’ concealed under his coat he dade her| street, and James Turner, (No. 88 West ‘railroad loboy here in 19 Chairman: bs | @ other and in the entire distance make ne outcry, but "ge slong,” hissing. ere Grates a Loh fonme eet: | Overman to-day told him to presemt any i Hf j ju idl tL i i & E 4 i z [ { fi iF] Ath ange and boil provided ly, of coursse. @acts in writi end dete ques ent crotrese. ef sais teen tna) itt © pantry, wile Oe, ‘Terrified, dectared the girl, she obeyed, that Lame ould shel say wow Jan, charges of treet are mate. hay po gacesige dled walking (@ Washington strest, where pag ygss aerg on SR. Five years ago the women moved inte| , J, Me Teer ee ee at the behest of her alleged captor, she ; : > epactows eflecs ot Fiith avenue and) to tn icc bese sgt tantoome boarded a car, sitting on a seat in front -_ | : | { j af ii i tH Fi z i Hi rH } o McKenna and Cassasa ay rin [ ra of the “white slaver.” After that all Simons has been sent away on seh became a hase until t hite slaver” | twenty-two different occasions in Wash- : leaned over in the car, handed her Atty ington, Philadelphia, Chicago and Bos- al dollate and warned her to be still. White tom, ‘Turner, who ts also khown' as\AF | ’ q in Se ee eee, gain bert Hadden and Alberviaturnal,. nad? “ » hes hewnen gly being in’a New York de- deen nvicted fourtéen times in Net” r 1 ema Philadelphia and Bobtowand has . ay! : { reoceenrt rs i § i & i E & i sf Et i i E j Wi ! i | In front of the oo incest seven yeara tn pri . g there to -en opéning to the tactesed| ‘The case way continued until Weahea- | hest, itched’ porch and open terrace with i. unt!l Wedives- * Bower ‘The cocend Seor| pebissdatilh coats ASBESTOS PLANT in Philadelphia was destroyed by fire. pate crisis Calan an es Sree ie bd} we a From’ sorte arranged with cor or Sve! PANTER SHOOTS STRIKER. ——— ore ing, Tied. Her Hands, feoms by dightly changing the root A “BLIND” BEGGAR was nearly mobbed in Kansas City when the crowd | train, he taking the upper berth A. J. GILCHRIST ARRESTE! Scratching. Tied Her Hands. limes; @r could be weed 08 st07880| mottcoman Roseucs Accallant From | caught him craning his neck to “rubber” at a woman in a alit skirt. Legge Mageleegacorap beret uJ iilals.. D. | Spread Fast. Cuticura Soap and bic qe Meets of Attacking mod. wonsec a int Ge Ge as Vermer Senater Leckea Up atver| Cuticura Ointment Cured.. oa | Slewrea tor hard Jultus Offenherts, a contracting palnt- | nese six years pagal pogo possed ype pol cg lara peelitnny reves sree Views tn Ralivead Terminal. ; E I er, of No. 85 Wallabout street, Will- standers started to interfere Alfred J. Gilchrist, attorney, formerly +] tameburg, shot and fatally wounfed a BLOND ESQUIMAUX equal Broadway peroxides as trouble-makers. State Senator from Brooklyn, went to man who was the leader o¢ s par*y of the Erie Rallroad terminal in Jersey striking painters that interfered with| SINCE AILK STRIKE ended in Paterson the Marriage License Bureau has | Sir! wae toaene ond tees oe nS | City last evening to mest his daughter bim while he was work on id- | been @0 overrun with applicants it has had to be kept open nights. en insti they and tried to enter upon a part of the ing at Throop avenue and Wallabout ways do in books. Platform roped off for incoming pas-| street to-day. The victim of Offen- POSTMASTER-GENERAL BURLESON, since assuming office, has appointed |ESCAPEO WHILE WICKED GAP-| sengers. A special officer named Purdy herta’s bullet, whose identity has not | Postmasters at the rate of thirtsrtwo a day. TOR SNORED. warned him off, and this led to a figh:. deen established, is dying in WilHame- During the night, the story of the girt| Hundreds of passengers arriyi burg Hospital, and Offenherts is a pris- NATIVE PRISONER at Calcutta picked the pockets of two policemen WRO| continues, she managed to slip out om thelr way to trains saw the onar in the Clymer street station house, | "#4 him in custody. He robbed them of #18) and then escaped. ner berth while her captor snored in| whieh Mr. SENS wae meee Totes There | ters’ strike on in Wil Pema t! edove and, just a6 they do In the par-| mevure, Onenheris, conducting hio|__1N THE LAND OF THE THOROUGABRAD—Clem Beachy, Kentucky horse- |thoviee, crept into the caf axead where| station. There he aaid his name wun | own business, has Kept right on painting | MAN. was told by hie doctor he had less than three weeks to live, Desperately |gne concealed herselt. When the train | 20m Hoe but in telephoning to s frien il i i i if i ! é it 3 edHithe In the (ace of demande from etrikcrs |!! he nevertheless bet the doctor 960 he would live three months, He collected | reached Rutland the “villun” was still po pel re bar that he suspend business. He shot, the |‘ stakes @ week ago and five days later he died. Aaioap, and the irl rea out and sent | of disorderly conduct he revealed aly frikers charged him. Bomebody stabber & telegram to » saying she| identity, and as such he was entered Rim in the arm and he was tacked trom |» BY THE WILL of bis mother, just Gled, @ecretary of Commerce W. ©. | was eats om the blotter, ‘ CANT head to foot, Policemen Fallon and Redfield gets the family bible and his four sisters divide the estate. ‘The story told by the girl was begin- ——— ooo Bogard rescued him. ning to make @ deep impression until its Court Thin! a SOUTHLAND ROMANCE, IN ONE CHAPTER. multitude of Inconsistencies became ap- RAN FROM STABBED MEN. | GIRL IN MEMPHIS was confronted by two suitors, Dodson and Scruges, | parent, Not once, according to her tale, | mas Chargeé With Attacking Two eovn Martott'e ie LEY 6» crassa ane’ thete ties WEST SIDERS TO DANCE. each: rearing a marringe license, Neither had proposed to her directiy, but | aid Ardalle make any effort wo eacape|’ . tea chcin/ waa Miss Bertha soulaut Baallcal 44 Ox: ery'e | eh considered himealf the favored one, the hideous surveillance of the mysteri- atnnes be J ieee See . Rvery @—pondered over the licenses, one |ous sray-halred stranger. If her story| Thomas Riley, thirty-five years old, of Karten of Ni to | room should be well considered as to Men Will Be Big Event, im either hand. Her parents etood by in silence. As ehe was engaged in|is to be believed, she meekly allowed | No. @ Park Place, Brooklyn, was held it allable epace for the placing of] The John ¥. Curry Association and | Mental debate Dodson exclaimed that if ahe aid not love him enough to know |him to pilot her on and off street cars, | in $1,600 bail to-day by Magistrate Levy, jm for Injuries which ahe eays| various ploces of furniture. When thie without an instant’s hesitation that she preferred to marry him he would cheer- | ferries, elevated trains, into depart-| in Jefferson Market Court, examin- inflicted ®y him in the courte la not given proper attention furniture of which | fly resign in Seruggs's favor, His eyes biased; he started for the door, The|ment stores, Into the ladies’ writing | ation Monday on a charge of felonious ite ane ftoom at the Grand Centra! Station | assault. sum mernig! at the (where, by the way, Mo man i@ ad-| His alleged victims are John Cawley Ad amination, wise proves ineffective tor the purposes | Manhattan Casino, One Hundred and mitted), forced her to write @ letter to| and Edward Rudowsky of No. © Bighth Remediog intended, by lack of study as to ite re-| Fifty-ffth street and Kighth avenue, ‘Miss Briggs threw herself into the arms of her accepted bridegroom. her mother, proclaiming that she was) avenue, They were found lying with were quirements. next Tuesday evening, Mr. Curry and THE END. im the hands of “slavers,” ang Snally, | y: wounds on ¢! te want | ene Minna ena Aahombise Me the technical completion of the record it eight stated tha onto a train bound for the very little} avenue and Fourt ITCHEN—The kitehen has y' teow feral Tote te ~~ of Bcruggs, olla! ‘whirted cupueay erouad bre = country town where she hed relatives. | man sarrington, POLICE PUZZLED BY TALE’S| he was running sists of 1,17 dresses, valued at over INCONSISTENCIES. taken to St. Vincent's Hospital Riley i i it Mir, Kart Getenne | certainly Fevolutioniaed since our mpbell have been at wi time in thac its to make the party one aserts that she went foi which will start the whole district, me: ihe Gefendant June ¥7, and | portant thas ite being commodious. women and children, into the coming dete had nothing to say. hom mp Every foot of apace le uillised in view | Campaign with @ great good will for the DETECTIVES SET TRAP Hie, | Yesterday afternoon they saw |, TM pgetyteb neta pee Dred ‘brains ht him | of saving the housewife. Everything | Mganisation which he heade Alberts join him, To the amazement of y lsted by the the eleuths the pair w & devi bold, bag white elaver would pilet hie tn this room should be of readily clean-| gootte Of crite gin Rauisted by the AND CATCH BURGLARS route to the rear of the building af Ne, {victim to the very spot where Aunt in and enguleh, mentally aa eran madled to qualify for civil service po- lbs Woot Twenty-third atreet. Elisa lives. The credibility of the girl , 5 , with Ex«Convict and Boy Under Susp Talt and Boyle put a watch on the|!# further lessened by the fact that ihe | Ex-Convict an Oy Under Suspl-|putiding. At & o'clock thie morning |her home te directly across the atrest rH if i & 7) REE RE 5, EF Hy Fg penned ing @ seif-cleaning » " Horowits and Alberts pepped their |from the Second Precinct police ate- Oss | ABRUZZI WINS TANGO PRIZE, |s» wal! o2 otter culinary sccessorin 1o| W clon Caught After Loft heads out of a coal hole in the sidewalk |tion, and when she is noticed outside iciena’ “When I Carved - should be properly cay iver > Robbery. im fromt of the Building and, deeming |her home, her unustel beauty has early f . age Duke Whe Weeed Mice Kikizo leed fron otand re the coast clear, issued forth. They were |made her known throughout the neaigh- yt remedie Y Qvalises ac Star Dasecer. vale fh @ dele, ey = The suspicion of two sleuths hat the| arrested. borhoed, @ dosen watehful eyes are | Sfound our eon... eee ee ee cs imal lon are canes le to put We sa0¥ Maaminer Abselves National City | factory robbery of Traina Bros, en the| Investigation established that the two|upon her. White slavers rarely pick ry p “er Ass, ew Pesce etait 0 ee senested with fe 044,500,000 Lean AGatr. aecond floor of the loft bullding at No, | thieves had invaded the waist fectory out the front doorstep of a polite ata- i i the Tree” er ones dew may ovine iheten | WASHINGTON, ‘Aug, %.—Chariee |? West Twenty-third atrost, ares | Sf Kisin & Unger on the Afth oor and tion upon which to carry on their , hd | rdead ‘ \ weeks ago was accomplished by or with walate for re- | operations. i! as aeitooratle dance in Verice for hia be near at hand and| 8 ek, National, Rank mentees “*/ the ald of Louls Horomits, an elevator Ravel. The alata wore to Dave been | ‘The il lett out one romantic te feature a) t tary Vv | C T 0 R pacones ine 2) ba wheel . i ‘voy in the building, was confirmed to- he entrance wi pe | as ehe related her story. She didn't say i Laule was his partner in the competi- culate anenee Ne we atone day when they caught Horowits robbing ;Hoemen, on, the beat changing |she was drugsed by being forced to NOW BEAvr wan. Be y eee eee another factory in the same etructure, | Posts after ¢ o'clock Mine morning 824 | drink @ drugged drink. As to her hav- Nes, 17,950 ond 17,834 ora in varany saves "| more and ‘general appearance of the! Sirvet, Hallway Companies of Chicuso| ia and lives at No. iat Bano atest, | Remacarntegyeneettamee Ot the BR” | conar several gin friende saw are] Sceserve & place in every family 70s Nab svERr Wee “ Toom shoul be Geviesd to create a! . Was Max Alberts, twenty-two yeass old, | Naument of Traina Bros. "| setts on her way downtown on the morn-| @medicine chest, and it is most . Finds Drnamite on Reet spirit of warmth and good cheer with! an ex-conviet down on the police rec-| They were arraigned tater before |tng of her disappearance and are quite|S$certain they would not be WOOLWORTH STORES Detective Michael Gorvan found fve| $24 facilities for light and alr. An 4 onde as @ professional burglar. Magistrate Levy in Jefferson Market |sure ne mysterious stranger was any- ibed H i a8d © helt sticks of dynamite on the ee eee empowure 19 UPUBIIY ties, the bank merely comnritied an act| Detectives Talt and Boyle of the West | Police Court, They pleaded guilty to a| where mear her. They noticed the gt bya a by, piven ianey On FROM THB PUBLISUER ¥ Soot @f No, 1 Roosevelt street tact night. | "nem beyond ite corporate pewers as many |#eVenteenth street station have been | charge of burgiary and were held in| pertioularly that day, for she wore a SVC, f Ei GARSEL The dynamite was taken to the Ook | THM LIVING ROOM~Tnis room other banks are eald 10 have done in! watching Horewits, Roping be would! 2409 ball to walt the action of the| hat and jacket. Thie was very uausye, gequally as efficacious, NSS tones poliee otation. . similar cases. lead them to the Traine lost, which com- Grand Jury. 0s the girl, after the manner ef mest :