The evening world. Newspaper, October 25, 1913, Page 5

ROBBER SISPECTS RESISTING ARREST, a EET Officer Uses Gun on One Hos- pital Orderly, Whe, With Pal, . Faces Hold-Up Charge. Detectives MoManus and Walsh of the | Snyder avenue police station, Brooklyn, | were waiting in the room shared by | Wdward Howell and Patrick Powers, | when the men, ofderlies in the Kings| County Hospital in Clarkson street, Wiatbush, entered the hoapital dormitory jut 7 o'clock this morning. Last night two men had followed Morris Muse, a collector for the clear manu- factory of A. J. Locker, No. 2%7 Bush- wick avenue, from @ saloon opposite the hospital and robbed him of $22.60 he had @ollested there, as well as $1.50 of his own, beating him and leaving him un- conscious in the street. The detectives hed learned that Howell and Powers Were suspected of the robbery, * sald MoManus when the pair entered the room. Both men protested angrily that they had done nothing wrong except to re- main away from the hospital all night, and they refused to go with the dotec- tives until MoManus, who is a slight, ehort man, seized Howell, and Walsh, a big fellow, grabbed Powers, Until they neared the bottom of the stairs the men seemed resigned to going quietly. Sud- denly, thou Howell smashed Me- Manus in the face and fell with him to the bottom of the stairs, ‘There the pair rolled about the floor, kicking and striking at each other, with MoManus getting the worst of the en- counter, The uproar aroused every one in the east wing of the hospital whioh, fortunately, Is far removed from the quarters of the patients. V . nxeeing McManus getting a bad beating, Gropped Pow and went to his part- ner’s aid, Powers fled, ducking through an open door and making for the fence at the rear of the extensive hospital grounds. A couple of blows from Walsh's fists subdued Howell, and he held the man while McManus took up the pursuit of Powers, The orderly was many yards in the lead and Was nearing the tence when McManus drew his revolver, Stop there or UM shoot! shouted the detec aut ¥ and at just MoManus fired, |Edith Helena ers did not halt} NINE BATTLESHIPS, PICK OF THE NAVY, OFF | FOR MEDITERRANEAN As “‘Butterfly’’ Called by the Aborns to Take the Place of L Ewell, Indisposed, at the Century Opera House—Next Week’ Announcement it Them Toward Mexico in Case of Trouble. 1 By Sylvester Rawling UCCINI'S “Madam Butterft at the Centusy Opera House, had a neweoomer in the title part last The indisposition of Lots i HAMPTON ROADS, Oct. 2i.—Messen- night. which had forced Ivy Scott to im-/the United States, nine monster patties Opening—Eatreme dullness prevailed ae Gren, He tae Pereonate Cho Cho-Ban at four per-[ships, took their leave today of the 0), paula, Mol lultwal Mon we oS on ue formances in th-ce days, continued, #9] shores of America for the Mediterra- ihe active list, : i he the Messrs, Aborn called upon Edith} nean, While that was the destination | ‘There was an inclination te await out- iia : Holeny for her relief. Miss Helens, |goheduled, there was aboard every ves: | come of the election in Mexico, but the ee it who haa been an Aborn prima-donna|ae a foreboding that ordere to right hope was felt that a change for the pet-|1240 July... 140 18% throughout the country for years and who had been held in reserve for the title part In ‘Lucia’ the week after next, was summoned hastily from her farm at Dyckman and made to appear without rehearsal. She acquitted her- self well, singing with @ freshness of voice that was admirable, enunciatlig her English clearly, and acting with distinction before another capacity aull- ence. Her principal associates were| Kathleen, Howard, Walter Wheatley and Thomas Chalmers, in an excellent performance. On Monday evening the opera will be sung in Italian. Beginning next Tuesday night Puc- cini'e ‘Tosca" will be the Dill, with Elisabeth Ameden as Floria, Moran Kingston as Merio, Thomas Chalmers as Scarpla, Alfred Kaufman as Angei- otti, and Benedict Rueben as the Sac- ristan, Cornelia Rider-Possert, the pianist, will be @ star at the popular Sunday concert to-morrow night. | about face might be pi ket up by wire sending the ships to Mexican waters. Grim in the dull gray paint of thetr sea cionks, the ponterous war machines nodded a final farewell on the awelling tide of Hampton Koads while the cap- tains of the fleet, headed by Rear-Ad- miral Charles J. Badger, received thelr last. word of instructions and farewell from Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt. ‘The Assistant Secretary, representing the Navy Department and the Presl- dent, came down the Potomac on the yacht Dolphin and took his place at the head of the double column of battle- ships swinging at anchor in horseshoe formation out across the fairway of the roads, Krom the flagship Wyoming at the head of the column to the bulky auxiliaries lying below all ahips were In holiday dress, From the Wyoming out across the fairway swung the Utah, Florida, Ar- kansas, Delaware, Vermont, Connectl- Under the auspices of the American | cut, Kansas and Ohio, and further down Scandinavian Foundation there will be|in @ group the auxillaries Celtic, Solace, a concert of Scandinavian music at Car- cyclops, Orion and Jason, The battle: negie Hall toemorrow afternoon. Julia! giip4 were the pick of the navy. Claussen, Charlotte Lund, Gustay Holm- | The ceremonies attending the sailing aulat, Prof, Corneliua Rubner, a maie of the fleet were formal. For the time chorus of 250, and an orchestra of SiX!¥ veing the little Dolphin was the ship of will take part, under the direction of Ole the commander-in-chief, and from the less. | MICRA gaene Dore Or eae Washington, including Assistant Secre- Philadelphia Opera, Company: Rafaeto | t#'Y of State John E. Osborn, penne Ree eee a Me Franke him. | Secretary’ of War Henry Breckenridge, i Lis ‘Assistant Attorney-General samuel J. ? A Aa Al Ohataet larly entree” “*)Grainam, John Burke, Treasurer of the rations Joseph &. Davis and Senator NEXT WEEK'S RECITALS | Brandege IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. | Arior the oMicial visits to the Dolphin The rewits of th } nurses rushing to the win: saw MeManus close owen , ‘ force bin to « up to the hosnttal, Phere Wale and lowell awaited them. At sicht of his ¢ nion under ar- rest Howell ther fight, which he hept wy until a doctor ran up with @ stralgitiacket, which was buel around bim, Then both prisoners were taken to the station. Both denied that they knew anything of the holdup, but Musel, according to the police, identi- fled them both. > —_ YONKERS YOUTH ROBS HOMES OF WEALTHY: LONG: FOOLED POLICE $on of School Principal, Who Followed Burglar’s Career 3 Years, Finally Captured. Van Fvrie Kitpatrick {r., son of the principal of the New York public school Jooated in Spuyten Duyvi and living with his family at No, # Rumsey road, Yonkers, confessed to Capt, Cooley of the Yonkers police to-day a series of rovberies and holdups covering the last three years, Ktlpatrict thefts, enriched himself dviiars, From porch climbing to and bagwing pedestrians in a dark street the twenty-year-old youth's activities have carried him and his operations have been in Yonkers and upper Man- hattan. ‘A short time ago Frederick Squaszo and Joseph Boyle were hunting near Yonkers when a young man stepped up to them, displayed a State game ward- en's shield, und took their guns from them, telling them to appear in court the following day. They did ao, but found there was no case against them, ner had anybody heard of a game warden such as they described, Last Wednesday the two youths met Kilpatrick. recognized him as the on who had taken the guns and demanded their return, Kilpatrick answered by @utking Squeszo down with @ blackjack. But Boyle felled Kilpatrick with a tone, and he had to be taken to St. Joseph's Hospital. There Capt. Cooley vecognized him as the eame youth who three years ago had been arrested on @uspicion of a robbery and had been Parcled for iack of sufficient evidence. @o-day, under questioning, Kilpatrick ede bis confession to » startling series of robberies among the homes of wealthy @eople in Yonkers. He said he had wobbed the house of Gideon H. Peok, in ¢he Dunwoodie section of Yonkers, three Years ago; the home of Ddgar Herbert, @t No. 1078 Warburton avenue, Jast year, and that of Harold Hersey, at No. 166 e shots brought) The Board of Education announces the | the big battleships stood by to awalt following lecture recitals for next week: the return calls to be paid by the Sec- Sunday, at Public School No. 101, "From retary, As the tide came im the big Reveille to Taps,” by Pant | Monday, at Public School N | Sonata,” by Katherine MasDon. lday, at Publlc School No, 65, Music," by Helen O'Donnell; hool No, 3, “German Songs" telle Rose; at Public School N lin and Violin Music," and at School No, %, “Folk Songs of Fran | by Albert G, Crawford, with ilustrations by Margaret Hall. ase sea (he farewell salutes of the departing vessels were fired caee—scaaieaainiils JUMPED FROM FERRYBOAT. Suicide Victim Threw Off Overcoat and L Aw the ferryboat William Young, | bound from the foot of East Twenty- third street, Manhattan, Was approach- Luigi Marini, an Italian tenor that) had been engaged for the Metropolitan | Opera House this season, was stricken | ing the Greenpoint avenue siip in Will- with typhoid fever on the eve of Hi* | jamsburg to-day a man who had been sailing for New York. In nin place Mr.|jacing back and forth in the men's Gatt! has engaged Italo Cristalll, who | .45; has sung in Scuth America as well as ran out on the forward deck, thre off his overcoat and leaped over in Italy. the rail, In @ pocket of the overcoat painaae Was card bearing the names “M. Prof. Samuel A. Baldwin will give Mis! S.hactrer, Rowers Mission, arnt. "Charles usual free organ recitals at the City College on to-morrow and Wednesday afternoons at 4 o'clock, Balev: Mr. Balevre Is the leader of the Bow- ery Mission Brotherhood, It was aald there to-day that the man who killed himself was possibly a member of the Brotherhood Harry Oliver Hirt of the Classen Av nue Presbyterian Church, Brooklyn, will give a free o: Old First Presbyterian Churc en aaa day evening, tne elghty-sixth in the : series arranged by Willlam C, Carl, CHICAGO Meee one CORN te Friday Net peaking itinerary for | ¢,""* Ones, High Harlem Board of RI Sy Men's Association, No, 162 West One Hundred and Twenty-fifth street; Bronx County Democratic League, Committee of 1,003, Fuhrman's Hall, corner Pros- independent Col- elation, Meth t Church, No. 43 West One Hundred and Thirty-fourth strtet; Ar- menian Democratic Club, Aasembly Room, United Charit! No, 105 East Twenty-mecund sticet; College Men’ Bmoker, Imperial; MoCall: Theatrical League, No, 20 West Forty-second Oe vy to Talk at Chere! the "Scourge of Tam- peak from the pulpit of the Calvary M. E. Church, Seventh avenue and One -.undred and Twenty- ninth street, Tuesday evening, Oct. 2% Mr. Hennessy will address the Young People's Society on the \ssues of the campaign. Calvary “4s the largest Methodist Church in the city, seating more than 2,000 persons. Wheat was quiet and steady after opening at a slightly lower level, with most of the buying emanating from the short interest. ned unchanged at 1-8 higher but sold off 1-4 to 8-8 after the Corn for Ma openi ts asserted that farmers wil! not! sell much at the present levels. Wheat closed steady, unchanged at 1-8 lower, Corn advanced toward the close, with offerings light, and closed 1-4 to 3-8 advance over yesterday's close. Perhaps Thi FIRE ISLAND, ody of @ man floated ashore near the Gilgo Lit aving Station thia morning, The body appears to have been @ con-| siderable time in the water, The man was of dark complexion, ‘There was a part of a shirt which had black and white stripes. Some here think the body might be that of Jewel, the aviator who! {s supposed to have flown to sea off Far Rockaway a couple of weeks ago! while on his way from Hempstead to ernment” troops ho! more closing, at a fractional advice from the low, while trading was emfined to But Wireless May Turn All of, s#e price, 19 14, as yesterdiy and the close when St above the opening, and clomd at smallest total for a Saturday in many gers bearing the dignity and power of months. | ter would soon the United States to the neighboring re- | pubite. ‘some vikor on Friday aftermon, opened | | 5-8 off at 108% financing has brought a few sales from out of town, but close observers said sell- supply of Pen: around the lower level established soon after the ope of a point below yesterday's closing all during the firat hour, 4 7 Windingstad. | biz ships each captain followed the} ¥f ust 3 en, | Rear-Admiral to pay his resp to As-| 3 bit % Nahan Franko will conduct @n OF sistant Secretary Roosevelt, With the! i chestra of 110 in a concert at the HIPPO | Seon was a party of officials from ‘i United States; Commissioner of Corpo-| Mo atee! ships swung down the channel, and | $x vessel passed In review out to! fy | are usuall — Yield of Leading Stocks Based on Present Selling Pr ces. Rate cant WALL STREE Market Closing—Stocks wets slightly active in the half how before Aimer Amer Ame Canad Nidated ¢ Neo Senvel esr el and i " Con: he leading issues Pennsylvania rallied wt and slosed at Northern Pa Pennsyivanta Kay pest prices of th 6 8 Reading 4 0 day were tear to the ol advanced tofty or % oad Southern Pacific Union Pacific S. Steel nion Pacific closed at 161%, a Se below! and the gyneral list changes uy or down. | The total sales were 78,081 shares, the r N. ¥. COTTON MARKET. Ur in the relations ot} Cotton opened unchanie higher, A report issued by Bureau showe that there « Pennsylvania, which had tallied with | from cotton crop growth of 14 to Oot 18 6,966,089 running bales, counting round bales as half, against 687696 in 12 and 7,758,621 fn 1011 The ginning report, whi ty under expectations, ering by Wall etreet and spot houses: To-day'a report, In view of early crop In Southwest and rapid picking and mar. 108 5-8, and sagged off to The announcement of the blanket mortgage to be placed on the road's property to provide for future was wiht: | ing was unimportant and that floating | Ivanta was small. The leading stocks were traded ranging from % to % Rock Island at 14 or % below yester- and declined to 11%. Mar- ket waa no narrow that many Inaues failed to show @ single transaction in the first hour. In the first half of the second hour prives were steady, with trading almost at @ standstiil. 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Pl a Bed "bonds pea), 330 Pe die next Tuesda 70% Can Remain on Mortgage. Titles insured free to purchasers by Lawyers’ Title Insurance and Trust Co. SAVINGS BANKS BOOKS TAKEN AS DEPOSIT ON PURCHASE. THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1913. ed With brisk k Bradstreet tres tn United § 02 last week a thin Wook, ama penta in divide wnt inter veininat S110 ast year for the sa alt fairl natiefactory, To the People of the Bronx and Washington Heights LOOK BACK 5 YEARS, and see the wonderful development that has taken place in your neighborhood. LOOK BACK 10 YEARS, ana hardly any buildings north of 150 nue and the Southern Boulevard, or on Broadway north of 125th Street. TO-DAY these parts of the city are as thickly built up as What has made the marvelous change one answer: RAPID TRANSIT and the NORTHWARD GROWTH of the city. ALONG THIS LINE Real Estate has increased tre- mendously in value and large profits have been made. THE NEW SUBWAY LINE is now being built up Jerome Avenue. The same increase in value and profits will be made along that line. YOU HAVE SEEN IT. YOU KNOW IT. 345 LOTS OF THE MOSS ESTATE will be sold at auction They must be sold no matter at what price. There will be a chance to pick up bargains. GO TO THE SALE, or in a few years you will regret it. MOSS ESTATE Jerome Avenue, WANTED VOR US. 4. AMY, aule bodied Werved wer, betwee agra ol Le and 8, of Coited alate OF wea who bare i HF tn mina ap ly aa! the vigor itive athe cloned « showing net | - ccenonemsiliibsosths, Some of the declines were: Unit FINANCIA Ws ITEMS. Staten Stes! Amalgamated Copper bella Aol bet andy be DECIDES NOT TO DIE. iin sot a point, each; Reading, NERIUUNE COS Ot (ie aon Macy Abas. Northern nd Atehiaon, % each? “hy bil Rib a ih Putae! bardo Found tt Hurt to Cat |Smeiting, Lenich Valley and Union Pas ta ic ri cio, Me rach; Rock Island, Mi St Paul 7A Ne ny, Oe et mech Be weave toe and Pennsylvania, % each, and Cane Joxoph Lombardo, a middie aged ladian Pacitic. %. There were trans CE BN UCIM Soha aliases Ls hid jman who looked fac and Prosperous, factions on the call in Lehigh Valley at ee eee et [walked Into the out patient clinic of 116144 Northern Pacific at Wit and Great CMAN S Tg Post-Graduate Mospltal at Twen-|Northern preferred at 122% and 12%, tlet® atrect and nd avenue today [Dut up to I ck no sales of those talt timated at 613,001,000, that busines situation 174th, 175th and 176th Sts. and Adjoining Avenues and Strjets, which MUST BE SOLD at Auction At the Exchange Salesroom, 14 Vesey St., TUESDAY, OCT. 28, 1913, Commencing at 10:30 A. M. HELP WANTED—MALE, = ae tionary tendency sv EQNSOLIDATED STOCK EXe evld ani of fes n bran CHANGE, Hudson Bay Company ta considering expenditure of $20,001,000 for purpose Appreievsions regarding — possible : establishing new posts In the |Mexican developments over Sunday ; far north territory of Canada and @% jineited selling at the start of business tending within the Aretio circle on the Consolidated Stock Fachange tor | in day depreasing prices below Friday'® Pittsburgh reports slowing down {0 | iogines The early losses, however, } to] steel production aro somewhat MOF lwere not iarge as a rule. There wae | at|marked, but iille are still operating rather a disposition on the part of y ut average of 86 per cent. of capacity, jtraders to await the outcome of the which represents about 6 per ce if | sresicah election tomorrow: Betene Gale ‘iment In past ten dey, Market con: ling yay ietded stand. Much of the ditions at the mos further curtailment to 15 per cent. acity by Nov. 1 Deolining tendency In steel prices f# somewhat more | .. marked, | ont strongly susgeat | to of! early business tr represented price losses at the opening at 9.2 jock ranged from % to % ef @ point j 4 cooks had been reported on the New Kk Stok Exchange. In nearly all cam all quotations were the hig! eat of the early dealings. In the latter trading Union Pacifia touched 151 when it was quoted at 151% on the other board, but Reading did not aot under 181%, against an early low of the other exchange of 1ftt, while Penns aylvania did not sell below 100% againat 10814 and announced at ho vd tried te commit aiticide had failed. He had net tasted food, he sald, for three daya, ‘The doctors got him a meal at once but he refused to eat, He took a ban danna from around hte neck and show Aa alight cut which he sald he had made with a penknife, but had not finished because the knife hurt him. He wan sent to Bellevue Hospital charged with attempted mutotde. the me wh TATE AT AUCTION, PARADA AAA ou will recall that there were th Street, on Westchester Ave- lower Man- There is but YOU BELIEVE IT. 345 LOTS ON For Mape Apply te J. CLARENCE DAVIES, 149th St. & 3d Ave. JOSEPH P. DAY, 31 Nassau St., N. Y. Agents and Auctioneers. to} pl Pr CLOTHING rut