The evening world. Newspaper, September 29, 1913, Page 2

2 THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 . One of the contributors to the Sulzer 1918. fund, Fears Sect ee Cov | {DIDN'T SHOOT CHINAMAN, SES TES SAOANSTIME (How Steamer Mohawk Struck Rocks WARY THAW UL; Kalu 0 MLS MATE Si tama (WVESPASSENGERS, ___Of the Hudson on Trip to Albany | juyene ANY csi an cool MADE BY WINER IN see Se cers) SOCK ON LNER OER BAD COLD | fhave been having put in evidence?” m 7 faked Judge Merrick, — sald Mra, Tope Duvall at Police Head: | Aviator Prevost Scores World’s quarters this afternoon, “but I'll a | ystem Run Down by Hard thie: 1 think all Chinamen ough: to be Record Over French shot.” Socialist-Author Likens Well- i’ 7 John 8. Sorenson, the first witness of the day, who his business as| Fed Cabin Holders to Coal | | Work and He Is Under After this naive declaration Mrs. Course for Trophy. “coffee importer and general exporter, : Duvall, who saya @he in twenty years testified to handing a cheok for $2.00 Passers, Doctor’s Care. ld dut looks younger, wan locked up ‘The check wae from he firm of Cros man & Sieicken, employers of Soren: | ¥ - = @on. SENSATION ON _ SHIP. This firm is sometimes called the Coffee Trust. — charged with feloniously shooting one| RHBIMS, France, Sept. %.—France Wong Gon Nof % Pell sti . agal ried off the viet i N.H, Sept. @—Harry 16 | ie me of reet, A] again cai o jetory to-day In | walter in a chop suey restaurant at “ has a aevere cold and his frie14! No, 12 Stuyvesant street, The shoot- ved avian 6 hed bs sae wane and lawyers are worrying over his In-| ing occurred on the evening of Sept, 12,| Aeroplane Cup. Only two nations were ayility to rid himeelt of It, He con-) Mrs, Duvall, who was living at that | Tepresented in the race, France and Bel. ¢ tracted it n week ago, and as yet has time at No. Stuyvesant street, was | #!um, and the latter sent only one con- | showed no Improvement. His constant, in the restaurant with a crowd of | ‘esteat. The Might of Maurice Prevost coughing was noticeable at the extra-|Youths and some other women. Some- pind hand Te Ca eae amen Ring as | dition hearing before Gov. Felker iaat| body Produced @ revolver, Mrs. Duvall | Composned tn en eee week, Lsgerd Sod hyp oee etd it Shek Ho wan tne eieten oe ny head. Wong Gong tried to take it . : q ? seas Pkg ee Nasoniea Son ie | awa: from her and she shot him in the vurer tl te. Peder Mlb \trentment, His broken rest and Te Peg ade a cleat Me wound from wos sane sibel rode and hard work he hax been doing with ual In Bellevue Hompital | RFE | erenchman, Eugene Gilbert, who took Lsitaheaal Arse dy Mrs, Duvall eacaped and the detec. |! Minutes 6 2-5 seconds, was placed | Weight somewnat. ovday he would de-| {Ves who had her name cond gut mo | third: and Albert Crombos, the Beigian, side. Harty Thaw’ case strictly on ite| taco of her, Yesterday ahe appeared | With the very good tine of @ minute casi merits and announce his decision (At the Atlantic avenue atation In Brook- and 32 seconds was fourth and isst. within twenty-four houre after the|!¥0 to see one “Chick” Duvall, who was Sak Prevost vl os of the Briefs are in. He has granted Thaw's|S'rested Saturday for burglary. she) rece Nes & nen Neree record fo @aid Duvall was her husband. The |te2 and twenty kilometres and by fly attorneys until Oct. 6 to file brie! GAnkivn polles Sowblly gined het half distance in 29 minutes 40 peachehionobat under arrest and Detectives Harvey and | #¢conds beat the record he established WHITMAN WON’T BRING Lawler went over the bridge and took /0" Saturday, when he took 31 minutes THAW BACK WITHOUT j\er into cusiody for shooting the | 22 2-8 seconds to My the 100 kilometren “At the request of Mr. Crosema | to the Governor in October of inst year. | { | ene witness anid, “t drew a check for Some Riled, Others Become, | 82,600, had it cashed and took twenty- — “ | Ave $100 bile to Mr, Sulser in Octoter.| Disciples After Audacious 402. 1 handed the money to him and | sald, Mr. Crossman wished me to hand Talk. | pee ‘this;’ ae replied, ‘Thank Mr. Croas man for me.’ The witness sald Mr. Crosem: Firat-cabin passengera on the Atiantic } in January, 1913, and that Mr. few is abroad, Borenson was not erene. | TMmPOrt liner Minnespolie, who wear examined. white collars, don dress clothes for din- GITY COURT JUDGE EXPLAING [ner and deciine to drink from finger- HIS CONTRIBUTION. bowls, evidently do not take kindly to! | Raward F. O'Dwyer, Judge of the|Upton Sinclair's Soctalistic views, espe- City Court of New York, wan the next | «4 witness, He testified to having given aa ie Canes Tee Wh cont a check for $100 to Bulser on Oct. 10,/" Ne rT ‘The cheek waa indoreéd ‘by nneapolis, in from Lon- Boyer, Griswold & Co, brokers. don, docked to-day the first~cabin pas- John F. O'Brien of New York, who |#engers were divided into two secta, the | sald he was in the milk business, waa |jmajority, it must be confessed, atill "4 Chinaman, Ries overn, He ssid hy had hows [avares to, Goclalien and to ne WH PROOF OF CONSPIRACY —_-__ TO RUN CARS ALL NIGHT. Bulser for ten years, bral ae of |abashed when it came to expressing = the National Democratic Club of New |their opinions of Mir, Sinclair's views, Beets cate ie att at ce TN) DANI. WHEN (lc W.W. LEADER @UILTY ss, svaanreacona FAINTER AMD PELL OFF Med caste, tian tee. teemeeye| 08 Saterday sient te 300 PASSENGERS iN PANIC WHEN OF PREAGHING S SABOTAGE asm principal, to effect Thaw's releas SUBWAY PLATFORM wee a a0- ii wae his “contribution” and that he | clable thering in the saloon of the from the Matteawan Asylum for the an all-night service on the One Hun- rm Criminal Insane, District - Attorney | heped to be able to contribute “two |iiner, and finciair, who te no Be a | OM CRA Hl | | | Whitman will take no hand in the ef-| Special Officer’s Presence of Mind! $P.i yang’ sixtycfirst. and One Hundred years 2 panied wi kod t i a $ . ’ \ 0 Thi check was indorsed “William Bul: |some kind of @ talk, Would Mr. sine Boyd Advised Paterson Silk Work-)fort to return Stanford White's slayer! Saves Young Woman From | and ixty-seventh street crosstown er” and “Louis Gareoky.” Buiser's ac- | to this State. died At the direction of the Public Servi Commission the Union Railway Com- pany of the Bronx will on Oct, 1 begin . i, Mnos. This will bo, an experimental Knewledement had been fost, he eaid, |r talk? A lot of passengers on the ——- ers How to Wreck Employers’ | Deputy ~ Attorney-General William Being Run Over. operation and the company will keep but from memory Mr. O'Brien said | Minneapolis wished ho hadn't. railroad company on duty at the d Machiner, dail hail pat Tee tet i re carried on all- Taking his stand at the head of the| ‘ (Continued from First Page.) “phe first pas veutree pte ie ep. y: had a conference to-day with Mr. Whit-] Mins Edith Styles, a bookkeeper em-| night cars to rming whether the dee &” joon, Mr. Sinclair talked, ‘The Jun: — leaves at Om." Frederick Sumner Boyd, an 1. W, W,[man, during which he — the Dis- Attorney Kresel then switched to the | 8! author talked on ‘Socialis biharteatin ee ee SA nIie Governor's alleged Wall Street trann-|that being his favorite theme upon the Gove a PI ployed In a Fourteenth street wholesale| mand is suMfcient to justify the con- store, Was seized with @ sudden faint-|tinuation of the servi ing apell as whe Stood near the edge of | Under the present schedul® ‘as found guilty by Judge It was about 4 o'clock when Pough-| agitator, put to work at the pumps, however, and keepsie was reached, As soon as the Abram Kleinert in the Passaic County actions, cai Fu for Thaw's extradition on the ground|the downtown express platform at the| °*'# on these their respective | ot the N ye n aock 3 haan crm lage) . they waceipeaisivel the teal Wau faking The eee sae tees ae ermectauione Gr] Cute ab, Eatetecn) Ny Si Euey, oF that ‘Thaw was a party to a criminal | Fourteenth strect station of the Ne eae era tacha tac tha tecocmies of the ‘orl change firm | OCIA the stranded passengers regard) 0 ol ; rent 1 et ese ‘i ipuer'a Gray, The witwees onsd hel” IALIGTIC SPEECH 18 SHOCK | water, but they were not given any In-|oncoiat train, Coin eee rewarding @| two indictments charging him with |conspiracy formed in New York City. | way to-day and before she could $2 the cbcapany. sequleed GiuigRt Gare TO PA NGE! format to what h ndition was. s Put in to the) preaching sabotage to the silk mill] It is understood the New Hampshire| herself she toppled down onto the/at half-hourly interva’ M ie B. Fulles formation as to what her co! Li) Manhatt: N * rs Uipuitem of Sass ‘a Pu rr auliee ‘ In simple words, the meant “We knew she couldn't sink, as she iis telephone Sparaiors aie, ved was| strikers last spring, Boyd, who had chlet exacting aan be peraeatag te tracks. The platform wae crowded with alleged to have invested campaign cou-|no man could mise, the author-sociallat| W8# On the rocks, held fast.” they sald unable to get a response from the com-| *@!ved & trial Jury, will be sentenced Sake. euch 6 a tary at | Morn qreenearane) ators edits nh a request, th yet if "4 tributions with both of these firms, | compared the( well-<dressed, well-fed | !ater, “but the hysterical women didn't | pany's oMice eae ta na Danis tts Ceres onto he (Rare R in New York, on Frida: the Grand Jury action in Dutchess Puller produced the ledger of his | purse-filied sengvers of the Minneapolis | "em tO realize the situation and the "ot USDA Omar Peation wien Inquiry was aleo made by telephone} Witnesses stated that at meetings of | County being still unsolved. ether) special Officer Peterson, wh firm and turnea to “Account 600." It|with the coal passera and trimmers | PANIC om deck didn't let up.” and telegraph to ascertain from the) striking silk weavers on March 31 and} an indictment had been returned there r Rinchy “anenie ' | girl fall, jumped to a nearby danger was opened, he sald, Oct. 91, 1918, and | away down below the water-line of the ian sea an aaron te ioe dees a) New York Central if there was to be| April 1 Hoyd advised them, should they ee acaba has naver been made) i awitth afd. sent out an slectic New fallin : ahowed purchase of 100 pebree st BI | ship, DB ‘avis acd Ue and outed do ake Rate nan weds Ne pean bb have to return to work without winning = ——— current which sot the block againat the So | Zour" on that date, The order wan voy are all the'eame,” he anid. “You the passanners soma, ‘out the orterlenesion trata, There, tee eacitceg tay | thelr strike, to rub vinegar on the reede FREE VICTIM bdikilara ie btcohabs eho its N berate “growth Be cee ce esewa Se are all men. And why do some of you| was declined. do but walt for tie regular, train, of the silk Toom, sandpaper the apindiea| FIREMEN E VICTI ee eee RIS TNe wrana Ghee aN ie iows the use of for the stock. come in firet-cabin acconimodations| “The Iroquois will be along after a) “We've had a couple of hundred of °f sik and put a preparation called ne y ed while, and we'll put everybody ab. the Morse was told, and then| sin “1 asked my partner if we were to| (MF. Sinclair himself wax a first-cabi rat carry this etock witnout margin,” eaid | Pe*eenger) while others have to come! her,’ the witness, "He wald, ‘No, it's to be] 4" Coal passers? The only difference] steamed on her way. agent told TRe ching World over tha| neas testified that the methods advoe| —-— Banga sean) Nayar pee Ha paid for” between you," continued Mr, Sinclair] THREE HUNDRED TAKEN OFF |‘tlePhone shortly before the first train| cuted by Boyd would have had an ex- pero bad P - @ cious girl to the Chief Inspector's | m huddled in the waiting room here| fhodomaine in the dye boxes. Men Ins OF ELEVATED ACCIDENT unconsc ° 4 ofclock,”, the Poughkeepsie | terested in the silk manufacturing bi office. There Dr. Schaff of Bellevue NOT ALLOWED TO SAY WHO AC.| (Ne of the first cabin) “is that of price departel. "We dont’ know anything! tremely damaging effect on the busineas| Chop Woodwork of Shaft to Re-|Styles, later, was sent to her home at You have the price to come tn the cabia BY THE IROQUOIS. about what happened to the Mohawk, of any concern in which they were lease Operator. Ab TE PSNR CS SPER BERERER: @ Ping wae epi. t and be served as masters. Those below] The Mohakw went onto the rocks| but It's a pretty sore crowd in the ised. Lg . Ite 3 . rd fat you who the account| haven't the prios, # they must work| about 11.90 o'clock. Tne Iroquois dit] tion right now, Counsel for Boyd maintained that the} Tenants in the big apartment house at tie notadye. It does wi was Cor? A. Not until after 1 ¢estified not appear until 8 o'clock in the morn-|OFFICIAL® DENY THAT THERE operations outlined by Boyd, while they|No. 40 Wast End avenue watched the MAN FOUND IN OCEAN VA fe claimed for other tonics — 4 before the Frawley Committee, 5 ttle too wtrong for some 8 up to the Mohawk's WAS ANY PANIC. | might injure the silk, dye or machinery,| members of Truck No. % work for half G cleanses, invigorates, induces “Who did he eay it was fort asked | of the panscners, but nothing to what At the offices of the Manhattan Navi-| Would not destroy them. The word de-|an hour this afternoon to release an HAS BULLET WOUND Z Sar mang b of air. t the lawyer. was to shock their aesthetic nerves| ines. A piank was laid between the] gation Company at Pier No, 89, North|Stfuction was expunged from the In-! elevator operator who had been caught xeee bp Li ed if not ; Objection to the question was sus-! when sinclair suddenly demanded: “And | two boats and made fast and the trans | River, to-day, it was denied by officials “ictments by order of the Court and petween the top of the car and the ia | tained. where did you get the price? And why | for of passengers begun. that any panic took place. One of them | Boxd was then convicted, ‘veams at the top of the shaft, , 4 i Mr. Kresel sald that sonnel for ts ven't they the pric Many of the women were so unnerved | said: | _Pat ares the agitator who ‘The operator, Martin Malkasian, twen-| Fisherman Picks Up Body Off 4 | managers had tried for the last ten days|gegmg INTERESTED IN KEMP'S] by the three-and-a-half-hour strain] “The boat was going slowly at the | Mentenced to now on ball ty, of No, 226 Kast Forty-sixth street, 3, te aubpoena Mr. Gray, dut had becn ADVENTURES. they hud to be carried from the deck! time, as the atoering gear, which ta | pending the result of an appeal, when chopped out by the firemen, was| Manhattan—Evidently That esatiag tortie from th t, the| ‘There was conaklerable debate on the of the Matawy to ine Seok, Of Ths] worked by steam, wag not working prop: Hilsabeth Gurley Flynn and’ Garig|f2UNd to be suffering trom Ince of Sulcide. ing further from the account 0 Troquols. However, ranefer was) erly, and she struck a ledge of rock off |, f the erm hock. oe ‘aid that 107 more shares of | Matter during the remainder of the voy- Of she arma and shoo! accomplished without accident, and the| Hyde Park, above Poughkeepsie, I am rt tended by Dr. Giles of the Polyclinic] The body of a young man with a bullet | Iroquois headed about and put into} informed that the blow was so slight son for Inciting violence and destruction i! |of property, will be tried next week 1, Hospital and then sent to his home. wound over the left eye, indicating be Ce ‘Oct. 2, and | 88°. Many Passengers declaring they in- — doytihaetdhs ridley pate tna [fended to protest to the management o .. Poughkeepele, where the Mohawk'a pns-| that most of the passengers knew | ep Ma | Malkasian and Olaf Andersen, eng! ? , 7 ‘one of $1,000 were made on the same ee Poys'gg “. ~ gel pre ers were left. nothing about it, When the Iroquols of une ead te prosecutor @/Grice CA] Ce the butlainy, ro repairing Agee aaies eves he bsg ney “ f day. On Oct, 3 theer was paid moo) Warmed up to Sinclair and had him special train has been ordered,"| the same line came alongside this morn. ° CAFT@™ QUE |bies, and Malkasian was standing on} Manhattan Beach this afternoon ve fandom Oct. 31, $4,025 more, this, with nna Mhat they might atudy. y were told, “and will be ready for| ing the Mohawk's passengers were as- ’ top of the elevator, which was at the| Antomo Renetto of No. 160 Lawrence the exception of $14.25 interest, balanc- |0n roclalinm th YUP int In a little while, You will be taken sembted on the atter deck ready to oe WON'T DODGE POLICE eighth floor, when the car w street, Brooklyn. while he was out in Sash re ATH243) ing the account. On Nov. 4, 100 more); pay pleased an the result of my| {Mte Albany at the company’s expens ransferred. A gangplank was sua: | ‘At the top of the shaft the car be hin power boat fishing. He brought the Fral shares of: “Biig Four” were BOUDRY, fOr et ene ese g World's anin| A# #oon as the forlorn crowd reached | pended from one ship to the other and SSUE SAYS MITCHEL | \"2*:"; Willlam H, Lee, superinendent| Pedy and the police were notitied. | |[GRAND RAPIOS FURNITURE! ¢ which $6,512.60 was paid on Nov. 6. awe vapieter i a shIP) ine railroad station they inquired|the passengers walked across It, ’ {of the building, summoned Truck No, 23] dy In that of a man not over CREOIT TERMS == All'the paymients, the witness sald, oye sinctuir Im returning here with hin| #v0ut the speclal train. ‘The Mohawk will be taken down to- | by telephone, twenty-five, whose welght was about 18) 93% 00wN om450 wortht| were in cash and amounted to $1 eT | eee eee ve an onera| "We haven't heard of any spectal| morrow and will reaume her regular | ee pounds and Helene 6 fem 8 2s8 Inches, Meee | QUITE COMMON TO DESIGNATE) mae',t'at cM may undergo an overa-| 311% replied the employees of tho] service’ aimost immediately.” Tells Methodist Clergymen He/QTQPPED LINER AT SEA | oiexion“and autumn hairs A’ dark ‘wine : a ACCOUNTS BY NUMBERS. ago by a fall in England. He evinced ian ; ; sult, brown and white striped shir y black socks and black shoes clothe th CoE SATUREAY EVENIINS body. In the pockets were @ fountain W. “§ NEAR pen and $1.15 in currency. aay ‘There were many eooounte tn his! interes! Will Enforce the Law as set hi’ |i oc "ce fa QG MURPHY [AUICH [Ls TRAIM STALLED IN He Finis TO LET GREWS RAGE with the former Mrs. Sinclair, and who by number “was quite the common | was reported to have been astowawa: B John Purroy Mitchel, to-day appeared c ination by th Mies I= thing in Wall street." He teatifieg that jon a recent liner to Hurope, but dec wW E FOR HALF HOUR before the monthly conference of Meth-| Passengers on Minneapolis Treated ie aay ne (ered ery Heoad ei | 90 far as be knew there wee no record |clined to talk about x about him J ——_. odist Clergymen at No, 150 Fifth ave- tlad edleiae, Whe bulla wound over the in his office that would tell the name nue, to which he had been invited. He to Unique Contest in Le hearse hon ese heheaaegmr enn Save Your Safety Terie cea he Soneent CAPTURE LARG LARGE TURTLE. Electric Display Excites Passen-| was asked what, if any, change he was Me said the account was not bought eon AT His QWN JOKE 100 sre policy i he were lected, = emer Beant wakltoied a ane Razor Blades T i aah bs \ pocket of je col rw found a money ers Held in Tunnel Below — [cine policy, if he were elected. ° ralut (hay Adianéio ie pat ; ue eediisbined I fon margin ‘ae it was underatood it was |0°C-Peun@ Monster Caught o ' g aauengern of the Atlantic Transport| order recetpt from Toronto, Ont., hear “1 shall enforce the law as T find It ‘ % ai ‘ 5 : @ be bought outright.” Fire Istana Bar. East River. Mner Minneapolis, which arrived to-day |ing the addreas No, 381 Fourth avenu replied Mr. Mitche from London, were treated to a novel] put no name. tomatically by a new, exchai Fuller was esetattod Yr Betnghas ®, ‘When the schooner Gleaner, oom- . cai aba Menta Divicies pointed out that under Mace Sent Gast WidAY: When the Vooual HOVE | ee cee meratpee reece wrecees Quality werk. mm ‘e Broo! os y v i} he ontact b i Orders, Cutl Catal Sutton, manager of the firm’ yn as Come, H, Taaper, amas of Followers Are Startled Because] train pees ee ema aimee Gaynor'a policy the point of to in midocean and sent two lifeboa Met Death Under Ante. jal! Orde uutlery Catalogue between the police and the saloon keep-|over the side for a rage. One, manned! sgmog Banicci, an ice man, of No. 6i6|C MEAGHER MROS (Hala, 4N10), ‘ .|by stewards, rowed twice around the 7 William a. er had been lessened and the responal-| by alewarts. tiene han, the the! gt, Mark's avenue, Brooklyn, was run ation In the Pennsylvania terminal at o'clock this afternoon became alarmed fice. ee en rman aeecels [the match heard « terrible splashing off | ‘They Say He Usually Laughs bility put upon the Excise Department, e down by an automobile in Rogers ave- ii Swiltiam Bulsere eepiled Button be-lthe noite was coming from a sandbar when, after the train had procecdet 600) eine wan axked what he was going [manned bY, coal Dasera. A number of) ie Brooklyn, to-day. He died of his| CARPET J. & J. W. WILLIAMS \. fore Judge Herrick had time to enter|on which was @ hugo turtle, Capt. Up His Sleeve. yards the funnel was illuminated wlth) to do about the police question. Trawers nad sky coal passers being: Keen | injuries in the Swedish Hospital, Loule Tel, 860 Columbus, Hat, 1678, an objection. Tapper called out his crew of fifteen Mashes of blue and yellow flame The} at won't dodge the police tasue, a8 | gavorites, Carmadetla of No. 177 Rogers avenue| CLEANING. 363 West 64th St. The answer wes stricken out by Pre-| men and captured the turtle, which train continued with undiminished spe. |... itl wee very soon,” replied Mr. was driving bis automobile when, ace | === eeacuseaipeeaedee’ siding Judge Cullen on the ground that | weighs almost 1,600 pounds and is aid| “I have nothing to say concerning| At the deepest part of the tunnel un-| sitonel, HURT IN CRASH. the witness did not have personalliy be about M0 yeurs old, The turtie| Mr, der the East River there was a ser! toa) FOUR ASH Croker's remarks," sald Charles Mr. Mitchel then went to the Fusion scribed his part of of explosions. The train to a sud- ‘AL * : wna vey ot 300 shaves of “BIE | eee uote a Yexteriny tnd was! , aturphy to-day when he was asked|den atop, but the electrical dieplay pons | EAUR ESTs 1p be Nees naree Four. ee ne ae giao ee yee | what he thought of the former leader's tinued. Passengers ran from car to car | th gmoaign committee. Comptroller Awa § Im the effort to get at the bottom of which is of the leather-| attack on the late Mayor Gaynor, trying to And out what tad happened. |i Vereast, Horuugh President Mo-| Four persons were slightly injured the “Big Four” stock transactions, law- lu aaid to be the hea: “Have you @hanged your mind as to| he (relnmen espiained shat a loos this afternoon when a horse attached to 08 Aneny, Jo! tges, William Loob and contact shoe on the electrical locomo- | neny: Job Hedges, ¢ into a northbound Third + years for the prosecution questioned | turtie ever brought to this port. It Is| the outcome of the election? Ceaeaee cnet sad. the trouble. The trata {athera were there and tentative plang] ® {ruck tan iinet ee tet hird sharply various employees of Fuller &| eignt feet long, and each of ite Mappers| asked, lay motionioss under the river for hait| Were Mapped out for the campaign. The injured were Harry Harrivon, is two feet long. Mr. Nagie says that) «1 elved eome mighty good reports’ an hour until another train, bound for > - nineeen, driver of the truck, of No, 127 Devious methods weer used tn de-| ne hae received an offer for ite purch chuckled the leader, beaming! Long Island, crept up behind and! BECKER'S APPEAL OCT, 13, | Henry street; Jonn G Romer, thirty: Mvering the stock. Frederick A. Coe, "Have you fel-| Pushed it out of the tube, five, of Richfleld Par! J.; Michael clerk in Yonkers branch office, teatified ordi b ry . Baniccl dash “ Cr eaten the ‘bath ue uneese [Sunday World “Wants” Carmadella was not arrested. { Work Monday Wonders, Hitched to Wagon, Da to-day,’ lon his interviewers. , ay a forty, of No, 103 Park ave- ’ AAP? ‘The accident upset train schedules on|Court to Hear A Needham, lows any new pickings? b nue, and Bamuel Katzer, forty-five, of ieee aae Sen veret te) corzhenion _ 12 | leatherback epecies to: some to thie pert! “vou mann any new ‘dope’ don't you, |e Lone Island Halltoad for the rest ‘Trial ts Fintshed Then, Rue, aoe Hinot avenue,’ Harrison was|p ceedeCaretully Packed and shipped by Parcel Poot te Expres Frederick ‘olwell in the Nansad|in fifteen years. | eee ; of the afternoon, all traina passing attended by an ambulance surgeon and ne , Beak ‘and Mome Trust Compiny, Brook- bie SB y?' one o} 8 reporters | through J a being affected. | ALBA ‘9 Pedal Ah eae sInee ee The others refused medical Special for Mond. la s $< former Police L.leuten: aris for Monday pacia! for Tuseday wow COLWELL PAID FOR THE pay your firm any money. A. He aid “Yes, that’s rightnot ‘pickings,’ but | 500 MEXICANS SLAIN IN FIGHT | Becker of New York an athe four: gin: | +> === ACIDULATED PAUSE Tm mpuad MONEY ROCK dotden " “BIG FOUR” SHARES. Q. How much, A. Ten thousand doi | ‘dope and the Tammany chieftain pe men from the sentence of death for the | aa oh brows “hea 1 delicious ‘Molasses “Mr, Colwell," eaid the witness, Jars. ptartied the grim iooking district lead-|Retugegd Report Rebels Defeated | murier of Herman Rosenthal, will be} g. Intle bere and andes Pat “formerly was a partner in Harris &| Q- To whom did he’ pay it? A. Tol ers waiting for an interview by releas- by Fede | #rmued before the Court Appeals on a there. ba vith Fuller and he did not want it to be, Mme personally. ing a regular laugh that could be heard JOot, 13, provided the Impeachment trial] Dewhle strength, known by that firm that he was carry-| Qin what form% A. In bills, throughout the big room. It ie a rare} EAGLE Pa Tex, 8 of Gov. Sulzer is eoncivded by that ator Tor Mond. wor ask see eat crn ing an sccount with Fuller & Gray. Ho|@ULZER MADE ANOTHE! vent for Mir, Murphy to laugh out loud [than five hundred Mexicans were killed) dute, sl CREAMERY tienes of umenvel 1 was ordered o down trem ons MENT OF ‘eon R PAY: | ‘Tammany Hall, They aay there that |!" @ three days’ Might between the ‘main ) Announcement to this eftect was e ie-4 caramel lasers of kere to get the “Big Four" certifoates| g. Dig he make you any other pay-| "e200 moet of hie laughing up his) Orn of the | Conatitutlonaliatae and | made when the Court of Anpeais ree fae 2 Lae rich 19 } pays ; abou ousand als, near Sa=| love sate iattan’ ti . one wont fale Srekat' she cote stare A. ¥en, on Deo, 10 he gave 86,009 |" pe Pinks. eavonteahren sullen wath Ge’ berat| Gene ea seat has ie aur Fes ute Bt Na ropklyn bran ly. according to refugees who arrived here| than two minut nd adjourned unti) Park Row, C it, 185th meney from him. He gave me the! @ In what form? A. In currency and T. BOWE EROU to-day. h ‘0 minutes, a Park Row, Cortian th, Wtreet and Brooklye stares Oven Rrorr Bveniag ‘ati aoe ee ee ee xa y SUPT. BOWE S SLY SICK. Ee stented redele are reported in| Oct 6 permit ine Judwes to it with 11 o'Clock, All Our Stores Oven Saturday Rvenings “5G. Dia he drew the money trom the AE per wae excuted ntl to-mer-| Mead night Toward he eboedor, "Gontroying |e Sonate an 2udues ofthe Hah Cour 0. MBARCLAYSTREET 206 BROADWAY banks where you met him? A. He did) towns and coal mines. American ins“ A 7 row to produce his firm's books gtving Has terests are suffering heavily 29 CORTLANDT? . 147 sia7 NASsAUS baw) details of the tmansactiog. ee ee Grand Clrowlt Trot Of. Comer Church Street Berkman Spice Melville, B. Fuller of the stock broker- Pied sisal ALBANY, Sept. @—John Bowe, State] parsers and Turks at F | COLUMBUS, 0, Sept. 20.—Rain which CEYLON TEA \ age Gret of Harris & Fuller repeated Superintendent of Public Buildings, was| CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept, 23 ccThe| fell in Ught showers this morning Zoe ta ph testimany he gave before the Frawley Sunda: werd “Wants” to-day taken to a hospital in @ serio: Of peace between Turkey and|aused @ Postponement of to-day —— ee Saas 23 _ Commitions = iy wae | Bgaty oF reace, belwean Turkey and rand clrcult races, The card for tor| While Rese Calla, Rich and Pare ose a Ris fst Be PREnt ; fark Monday ue teatlarien hare teeny, yy Wil be run to-morto EERE ETS air gerets iain 4s eat i anal rorver : et ee ee rt ee tr Bh ree — tahoe.