The evening world. Newspaper, August 13, 1914, Page 11

SHOT DEAD AT HONE, AND WIFE IS HELD Crime Due to Jealousy, Thinks Sheriff, Who Mentions Name of Actress. Frederick R. Seaton, thirty-five years old, an actor, was shot and killed to-day on the porch of his home on Elm avenue, in Bogota, N. J., across the river from Hackensack. His thirty-two-year-old wife is locked up in the Hackensack jail charged with committing the crime. While walking along the tracks of the West Shore Railroad, Frank Cox, @ track foreman, practically was an eyewitness to the shooting. The Sea- ton house rear yard adjoins the track and Cox says he could nee the actor sitting on the back porch. He heard voices, although at first he could not #06 anyone else. Then, acocrding to Cox, Seaton got up from his chair and started toward the door when two shots sounded. He saw the actor fal and says that while he saw Mrs, Seaton standing in the doorway at that moment he did not seo her fire the shots. Cox raised an alarm and ran to the poroh, A Odoctor arrived and found one bullet had entered the upper jaw and gone through the man’s head, while the other was imbedded in his left breast. Seaton had died instantly. Sheriff Heath was summoned fro: Hackensack. Ho rated to the acene in hia automobile, placed Mrs. Seaton under arrest and took her to jail. He sald he believed jealousy may have caused the crime and mentioned tho name of anothr actress. Seaton was formerly with one of George M, Cohan's companies and last year was with Joseph Hart's “Green Beetle,” in vaudeville. There is one child, a year-old boy. —_ FATHER, ON TRIAL, HEARS Grows Violent in Court When Surgeon Comes for Permit to Perform Operation on Daughter. During the trial of Nicolo Rotalo, under indictment for kidnapping, In the Court of General Sessions to-day, @ white-clad ambulance surgeon hur- ried into the courtroom and asked permission to speak to Judge Crain. The surgeon explained that Rotalo's eight-year-old daughter, Josephine, had fallen against a cuttine machine in her father's macaroni factory at No. 88 Bedford street and it would be necessary to amputate her left arm. Under the law the written permis- sion of a parent is necessary before An operation can be performed on a child. The surgeon had hurried to court to get the required consent from Rotalo, Although long a resident of this . Sity, Rotalo speaks no English, An interpreter explained the situation to him as gently as possible, Imme- diately Rotalo became hysterical and violent and court atteMdants had to Es jold pe to espn from_ doing Tse arm, site also becan hysterical, = Finally Rotalo signed the neces- wary permit and the ambulance sur- geon hastened away, followed by Mra, Rotalo, The trial proceeded. Rotalo is accused of stealing Joseph adn tege the Cr er -old son of Casimir Fior!, a business rival, on March 13, 1912. Miss Adele writes: “My har te combing out, my ocrlp itches antl dandruff ts very annoying, and 1 want something to cure these condi. toes, Answer: For hair and ecatp troubles I have never found anything to equal the beneficial pesults of » thorough treatment of plain minyol, It in cooling, cleansing and to emeting, and thousauds now use it regularly se ort fad tutes with hed druagiat, fi 0, OH, Piesee Teliove =, ot f setts Fe peut 1 Health, Anewer: habs cigien Siero, St SENS, dct ers SS Sig ACTOR FREB-R. SEATON |HOIST ON CHURCH FALLS BANKS VIOLATED LAW. PEACE TREATIES RATIFIED. Dt tinge ane other features | woman found in the woods newr Das SALLOW SKIN. | i j of the ert rien, Conn, as that Af hic wife, May | alate, Former Jadge Reports. dere ‘ostem Firemen Have to Cut Hole Through Roof to Reach Men Pinioned Beneath Boom, The breaking of a boom by which 4 900-pound galvanized iron stacic was being hoisted in place over the flue of St. Thomas's Aquinas Churey at Ninth street and Fourth avenue, Brooklyn, caused the serious injury it was necessary for firemen to cut 4 | Richards. hole through the church roof to get them to an ambulance, The injured men were James Ryder, whose home ts in the Bronx, and Harry Henning of Rockaway. The falling boom pinned them to the church roof, where they remained helpless until the | firemen of Truck No. 109 hoisted ex- | tension ladders to the roof and cut the boom away. Ryder suffered a broken leg and Henning had several ribs fractured. They were carried down through a hole in the roof to the waiting amublance from the Meth- odist Episcopal Hospital. | WHEN CONSUMPTION | Is CURABLE » Remember that 'y case of tubercule- wis passes through its curable which Is often of @ year's duration. nty of time to be cured If the disease ts only ree- ognized and properly treated before the) incurable fet If you fear t te correctly dis or understand your . call on derson, one of New Former Judge Jeremiah T. Mahoney, y | chioride of mercury ¢ | counsel to State Banking Commissioner | - WHITE SLAVE | VICTIM, Mahe will retort to BD o« mo S k H d ch | Richards, had a conference with Dis- lew ta inventions © report (hae nts Ic eadac e. | of Suitings tHlot-Attorney Whitman aay ad told m™ HER HUSBAND INSISTS had been there alnce June 1. igure tr Wek Headaobe, Disne m that examination of the books of| twenty pending. she disappeared, and that a man | gn4 \watior rm. the tive Bat Side banks recently taken | !lasions of Inquiry before resort to nin that locality wo ati Formerly $20 to $30 4 putes which ord aa . % over by the Banking Department | resources of diplomacy fat to settle ; ; | Wahi oS Suit crores toey ie say Tn eve viaavea Sg But Coroner's Physician Declares) ne admitted to-day that his wife &' (to Meas bythe use of deposits for speculation in Colebention th Purtpence, ~ | ‘ i |natave Wor cipcneanieeie: Rane mete 0 Lp ure) stocks and real estate. ‘The celebration of the three hundrieth Mrs Kane Took fered from melancholia caused by tne | ont @ Bee Toate seal Feared ahigneple pettersa, . a Mr. Whitman at once establiched a! anniversary of chartered comme Polson death of a four-year-old daughter by | Me oe > iaiired and trimmed banking bureau in his office with As-| the Port of New York was postponed to. gids a former hushand. He says he thinks | For ale at Oruggiate, 10 and ae. the tor,| 30 Church St., cor. Dey St. sistare District-Attorney § Groeht in| day indefinitely on accou: ey «| Thomas H. Kane, a retired potica.| that the bottle of mercury found near anes sane an ” - Madson Terminal Building, charge to hear the complaints of de- of two workmen this afternoon and te ‘and work together with Mr. HSIN, G27 WAWAWNMAWAH G27 WAMAMAMABIIEY 6527.5 tore Opens 9 A. M., Closes 6 P. M.; Saturday, 1 P.M! Ge noe, Men's2 for 25c Collars Sold in Lots of 6 at All Prices Drastically Reduced in This Clearance Sale ‘THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 19167 ~~~ wear [catied off ae | Clearance Sale” resulting from the Euro; celebration was to have direction of the New York her body was p who held her in her for fear of ex Minder tha] man, of No, 605 Water street, who tenary yesterday identified the boty of the there by a band ndage and killed ire. WORLD “WANT! New Management See the Evening Journal for Details of Great Men’s Furnishing Sale Doz. for 80c 40c ‘SIXTH AVE. 19°70 20 ST. Costs and Profits Utterly Ignored in This Most Sensational Price-Cutiing Event Women’s and Misses’ Apparel and misses’ attractive suite, Women’s Prett Dresses mer styles i with th Cy wudveot $5 OO vaanic trees ct £5 OO Sale at | alas choice at. ‘ s Women’s Bathing Suits Misses’ Silk Dresses Pome 406 ly $15, .00 to $25.00. OF ACCIDENT TO CHILD) 5 lo} Min Jou, recommend "to gre so je of mohair, with i $1.95 ‘Women's Bathing Dresses Formerly marked up to $10.00. All our high grade bathing dresses, made of fine silks and satins. Shown in all the Women's and mis round or sq) read sateen. ate. York's leading Spec fn Throat and Lung Diseases, and an expert in diagnosis ial X-Light examination, the very earliest signs of | while the disease ts yet in . 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A ——Simpeon Crawford, Main Floor____J Clearance Sale of Lace Curtains STOCK OF LACE CURTAINS, WORTH UP TO $6.00. ONLY ONE, TWO AND THREE QUE ENTIRE PAIRS OF A KIND Choice, at $2.95 a Pair Marie Antoinette, Nevslte Corded Arabians, Cluny, Irish Point, Antique, Seoteh and Scrim Curtains. Some are sample: s, and of course are slightly soiled; others are absolutely perfect. At any rate you can make a selection at a great saving. Simpson Crawford, Second Floor 55c and 65c XXX Cork Linoleum 4 RECENT COLOSSAL PURCHASE FROM A LEADING MANUFACTURER ENABLES US TO OFFER THE MOST DESIRABLE FLOOR-COVERINGS AT ENORMOUS REDUCTIONS Special at Sq. Yd., 37c Newest designs of the coming season and ble for all rooms. ood the best wearing lnoloyme onthe market, Regularly and Se, Sp square yard... 9x12 Wilton Velvet Rugs ‘These rugs are sold regularly at $94.75 and oo 50. 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Mirror has round top and bev- elled, with tapered standards; adjusts with any angle. Beetic 1. Want to reduce about thi hte 1 rely on oe adloine tab. tt | ie roe o's Pete: f ou. fat. ineut, Ina smooth snow WHIT name! fine ish. Heavy round corner posts, SQUARE top rails and TWIN fill- |. Brass post m latest INLAID effect. May be had in all sizes, aot too" mud eee asks: "Do you think ft te Mg A IRR voi tovabout 138 poomet ee FORD Anawer: You. 1 believe that the regular at ai ie tablet wil lon me 4 areal re tablet mall go el for or taree-eralant Elastic Felt Ostermoor Mattress, built in layers of pure white cotton fell, cov- ered in fine quality of satin art ticking; weight 45 Ibs.; without doubt the best value for such @ luxurious well known mattress, d curved pi thing out of the or- dinary size, some> in gol nase and shaped legs, panel heokes bee fraan ai jine leather slip seats,