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The evening world., 1905-10-19
CHARLES or
DENMARK TO
RULE NORWAY
Danish Court Announces Prince
will Accept Throne if the
Storthing Elects Him.

COPENHAGEN, Denmark, oct. 10
A despatch has been received from the
Norwegian Premier. NJ. Nicholson. at
Chrlstiania, notifying the Danish Cour,
that a full agreement had been reached
by the members Of the Norwegian GOV.
eminent on the a~dvisabllity Of a prompt
settlement OF the throne question by a
resolution OF the StOrthlng.
The Danish Ministerial Council was
Immediately summoned and sat for tw)
hours.
1t was announced later that the Dan
ish Court was ready 70 abandon the
idea II a plebiscite, and that Prince
cept the crow Of Norway When elect
ed by a majority Of the st1rthing.
Prince Charles is the second son Of
Crown Prince Frederick of Denmark.
He was born Aug. s, 1872. and was
married July 2, 1896, to Princess Maud
OF England, youngest daughter Of King
Edward. They have one child, Prince
Alexander burn July 2, 1903.
Prince Charles has been supported for
tha Norwegian chrome by Empero9
william Of Germany, after the latter
was o wnced that King oscar Of
5"edtN Woulu NOT permit one OF Ms
sons 20 accept. The Emperor declared
three months ago that II Charles did
no. become King, Norway would be i
republic.
The Prince Is a grandson OF King
Christian OF Denmark, "A nephew OF
Queen Alexandra OF England, the
Dowager Empress OF Russia and King
George Of Greece, a son-in-law OF Klrg
Edward OF England and a cousin OF the
Car Of Russia, An aunt is tho Duchess
Of Cumberland, whose husband claims
the rhnpne Of Hanover, and an uncle,
Prince Waldemar, married the Princess
Marie Of orleans. through her father,
the Due de Chartres, a possible claim.
ant ion the throne OF France.
The evening world., 1905-10-19
DETECTIVES DOC
SOCIETY WOMAN
MANY WEEKS
Mystery in Alleged Smuggling Of
$4,000 Pearl Necklace
Name Still Kept Secret.

The name Of the young society wom-
an who is said to have led the secret
agents OF the Treasury Department a
merry chase for several weeks, and
covered a distance Of nearly three thou
sand miles, IN order 10 save a pearl
necklace valued at 81, 900 from being
seized, o. the alleged charge Of having
been smuggled into this country, is stu
kept a secret by the Customs officials.
The final outcome OF this persistent
shadowing was the calling in OF the
family attorney and lhe payment #
the Sl3, O0O check, 20 cover the duty and
the penalty attached 10 the bringing IN
Of the necklace without declaring It's
real and proper value. The only iT.ivT-
nation that a be CLEANED about the
young woman In the case is tAat she
Is at present residing at the Holland
House, and Is we'll known TO society,
Secretary Shaw Of the Treasury De-
partment was al the Custom House to-
day, and was clOseted with Chief Clay
ton Of the Treasury Special Agents for
more than half an hour. When seen at
the Custom House Mr., Shaw declined
to discuss the case,
The evening world., 1905-10-19
WIFE HIS ONLY
THOUGHT UNDER
A BIG ENGINE
Dying Brakeman, with Legs
Severed, Fears Shock of
News Upon Woman

James Mcmahon, a brakeman on the
New York Central Railroad, lost his
life to-day by being jolted under the
wheels Of a locomotive u, One Hundred
and Fifty-sxth street and Park avenue,
Mcmahon was riding on the pilot on
the engine when a lurch threw him
under the wheels, Both legs were sew
cred from his body, but retained con-
sciousness and exhibited wonderful
pluck.
Policemen Byrne and Higgins were
nearby when he was run over, and with
their belts and clubs made tourniquets
aoou; the stumps OF his legs, stopping
the fOw Of blood. The injured man
never WINGED and while the policemen
were working over him said:
For Gods sake, don't let my wife
and little babies know about this. The
shock would kill her.
Then ne tainted and two hours later
died In the Lebanon Hospital
The evening world., 1905-10-19
MYSTERY IN
TUNNEL DEATH
Unidentified Man Cut 10 Pieces
in Park Avenue Believed
10 Be Suicide.

The body Of a well-dressed man thir-
ty years Of age was found In the New
York Central .unnel at SiXty-hfth
street and Park avenue to-day. The
man mad been struck by a train and
the body wa cut IN half, The sections
of the body were found a half a block
apart.
No one could be found who had ever
seen the man before, but In his coat Is
wrt.e en- Made for DR.. Gerst II. Grant %
The name Of the tailor Is II, Laperston,
Of Seneca street, Buffalo.
The police believe It IL a case OF SUI
eide, as II would Do almost impossible
for a man to fall into the tunnel al this
point from the street by accident. and
it is unlikely that lie fell from a train.
The dead man Is 5 fee. Q inches IN
height, has dark hair, wore a black
serge suit Of good material and fashion
able cut, a soft black rat, low-cut but
ION Shoes and pink underwear. Every
thing a5)u, the man Indicates refine
ment ard a good station In lie,
BUFFALO, n Y, OCT. l9,-While
there are several Doctor Grants In Buf.
falo, there is only one Or G. H. Grant
who, as well as the others, was ut his
Office to-day.
The evening world., 1905-10-19

Of the charges Mrs, HARRIET Levas-
sour, Of No. ZIP West Twentieth street,
made against DR.. Frank Levasseur, for
ty-iye years old a physician OF Hay
erstraw, n, ", when the latter was
armlgned to-day In Jefferson Market
Court.
Or. Levasseur had been arrested at
his home In Hayerstraw by Detectives
Rider and Kidney on a warrant OBJ
tanned by his wife In which she alleged
~non.support and cruelty, The husband
SAYS his wife Is constantly kidnapping
their children, Euclid, a girl OF fourteen,
and Elmer, a boy Of fifteen years,
Mrs. Levasscur said she and the doc
tor were married twenty years ago, and
three years ago the ydecided to sep
arate, the husband to retain the chill
dren.
Magistrate Mayo said he would give
the couple a chance to adjust the mat
ter and he adjourned the case,
"He threw the cat In my face ono
night said Mrs. Levasseur. because
he was mad about something"
The evening world., 1905-10-19
DYING AS GOOD
NEWS CAME
Letter Offering Position Arrived
After Work. Seeker Had
Inhaled Gas.

Because a letter which might have
brought him hope came a few hours
late Abraham Axelrod, forty years old,
a well-educated bO%okkeeper, who died
in Harlem Hospital to-day from self
administered gas taken Monday, is oc-
cupying a oofin instead of a good posi-
ton, AXelr1d appears 70 have been
pursued by an unk.nd fate ever since
he moved, hour months ago, into the
first floor fat at No. l2 East one Hun
dred and Eleventh street,
Aside from the strangeness Of AXel.
rods case In living until to-day after
poisoning himself with gas Monday
there Is an odd feature to the mans
train OF misfortunes The day he moved
into his last residence he lost his po.
sition as bookkeeper In a mercantile
concern. During the time since then he
has gone from place 10 place seeking
work Or writing FOR IT, Last Thursday
he received a letter telling him TO come
to the office OF downtown Arm where
a place was open for him. When he
arrived he was told that, fearing he
would not come, the place had been
filed ten minutes before.
This was too much for Axelrod and
he broodod over It untl Monday, when
his wife went out for the afternoon. He
plugged up the cracks Of his bedroom
and turned on the gas. Mrs. Axelrod
came nome in time 10 temporarily save
his life, The family doctor advised that
the man he taken 10 the hospital.
While the stretcher vas being carried
to the ambulance the mail carrier
brought a letter. which proved to be
an offer u a $50 a week position.
The evening world., 1905-10-19
GIRLS DENY
BEATING TWO
BIG POLICEMEN
But Dairy Maids Charged with
WELDING Clubs Held in
Bail in HaCkenSaCk.
Especial to The Evening worldly

HACKENSACK, n. j., oct. D-Anna
and Rachael Mchaelson, the dairy
maids, OF Coytesyllle, who, as charged,
on Sunday dubbed two policemen and
three private citizens in their efforts to
proven. the arrest of Elmer Vendt, were
arraIgre ed before Judge ZabrIskie at
Hackersa sack to-day on charges Of as
sault and battery and resisting officers.
They pleaded not guilty and furnished
$500 bail each.
Anna still showed the mark on her
foracad whore one OF the policemen
struck her with a clu bbefOre she
would give up the fight.
The evening world., 1905-10-19
CRUSHED TO DEATH IN
FREIGHT ELEVATOR.
Porter in ~, James Building Found
Dend In shaft Two Hours
After Accident Happened,

Charles Olsen, a porter, was crushed
to death in the sidewalk freight ele-
vator Of the ST, James Building this
afternoon, His body was not discovered
until two hours later.
He had gone down into the cellar at
noon when he must have got aboard
the elevator that runs up TO the street,
for when found his body was wedged
between the floor OF the lift and the
coping at the top OF the shaft.
The evening world., 1905-10-19
POLITICAL.


TO THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF THE
SIXTEENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT
Notice IL hereby given that pursuant TO
resolution duly adopted by the County Com,
Mite u the Republican party. unofficial
primaries OF the Republican party Of ths
County Of New YORK. will be held at the
places named below on October ~, lVO5, COM
mencing AT 1 Z. NJ. and ending at 9 p. NJ,
for the purpose Of e%lectlnE .dekrates 70 a
Senatorial Convention 20 be held 3n october
29. 1905, at y. NJ, at No, 205 West 9ith
street, Borough Of Manhattan, city OF New
York. TO nominate a candidate for tho office
OF Senator for the Sixteenth Senatorial Dis
trict 10 iii the vacancy caused by the reslg'
nation OF Peecr J. DOollng.
The places at which said primaries will be
held are as Nllowsi
9th Assembly District, No 1853 Eighth
avenue, Borough Of Manhattan, New York
City.
9lth street, Borough Of Manhattan. New
18Th Assembly District, No. 0?5 Eighth
avenue. Borough Of Manhattan, New forS
City. u,,
President Of County Committee,
The evening world., 1905-10-19
AMBER LAW OPERATIVE.
Police VIII Make Excise Arrests
Under Delnny's Advice.

The police will make arrests under
the Amber excise law, without fear Of
having their prisoners discharged by
Magistrates, who have been turning
such cases out on the ground that the
law Is not in force because It's con.
s~titutlonaliiy Is disputed,
Commissioner McAdOo to-day received
a letter from Corporation Counsel De-
lany informing him that the law was
In force until IL WIS repealed
The evening world., 1905-10-19

in the welcome TO the President, and
Raleigh, taking the State lead, dressed
up in gala fashion and with booming OF
guns and big showing Of troops gave
MIN greeting within the borders,
Lieut.. Gov. Winston led the way
In the welcome with Mayor Johnson
and other State and city officials,
After the preliminary greetings Presi-
dent Roosevelt and his parry wore es-
corted In carriages TO the Capitol,
where a general reception was held,
There was a grent throng ON hand, AMI
hundreds had the chance Of shaking
hands with the President
The parade. military, and State Fair
marshals then escorted President
Roosevelt to the State Fair Grounds.
where he delivered his address, being
introduced by Lieut.-Goy Winston.
After this a luncneon was served
IN a pavilion az the STATE VAR Grounds
e. the President and the State Fair
OiiiClals,
The special with the President and
his party which LETT Richmond last
night reached M%lllbrooS. four mics
from here. Al / O'Clock this morning
There the train VAS siletracked and
not moved until after breakfast, when
The run 20 this city was made. At the
Capitol the President delivered the Pat.
tcrson Memorial Cup 20 the author Of
the best literature In North Carolina
durlnS the last year.
The President left here at ! p, NJ,
During uha afternoon run he made
at Durham, Greensboro, High
Point, Salisbury and Charlotte.
Tomorrow morning he will visit Ros-
well, Ca, and 90 from there 10 Atlanta
where he Will spend the greater part VI
the day.
The evening world., 1905-10-19
$4,000 JEWEL
ROBBERY IN
BUCKINGHAM
George W. HoadIey, a Rhode
Island Millionaire, Hotel VIC
tim-TWo Arrests Made
LIST OF STOLEN
HOADLEY JEWELS.

String Of 81 pearls, 5000,
Pearl and diamond dog collar, $500.
Diamond and pearl crescent pin, $500
Pearl and diamond ring 5000
one black pearl, $50.
PVarl and diamond ring, $3.50
one topaz ring, $50,
one marquise ring, 500.
Small pearl brooch, s$,
Two strings OF gold beads, SO.
Gold fob, so.
Three pearl studs, sS5,
Scarf pin, eagles head with dla-
mOnds, 500,
Gold chain, sS5.
Gold l~orgnettes. $50,
Small diamond scarf pin, $50,
Gold watch, sl25.
Other Jewelry aud trinkets, valued
at more than $500.
The evening world., 1905-10-19
HOADLEY SAYS
JUDSON kept
POWER STOCK
Head Of Pool Accuses Broker
Of Retaining Shares
Not His Own,

After long whispered conferences be-
tween eN-Judge LAmereaux, George II,
Graham. OF Philadelphia; Mr.. King, OF
Worcester A. NJ Beard and the other
lawyers for Hoadley and Joseph Letter
Joseph II. Hoadley, the master hand
and kingpin in the collapsed Interna-
tional Power Company pool, was to-
day called to the stand rs a witness
IN the trial OF the suit Of Franklin *
Scott 20 recover So, 500, alleged balance
due on stock transactions from Hoad-
ley, Letter & Cyrus Field Judson, Wheh
Judson tailtd April 30, 1902,
Hoadley or the Stand
Mr.. Hoadley, smooth In manner
smoothly voiced and smooth-shaven' DIS
hair thin and silver-gray, testihed thal
no Is president OF the international
Power Company, and lives at the Chel-
sea. No. 900 West Twenty-third street
Now. MIR. Hoadley," asked the law
YER, were you interested In any pool
with which Cyrus Field Judson was
connected in March or April, l0O2Y'
Mr.. Mooney objected, but Hoadley
was allowed to answer, II was not
Were You interested IN any transac'
lions In International Power stock n
those months?"
Il object" interrupted Mr.. Mooney.
"Tae question calls for a conclusion OF
fast. It is the very oruN Of this case
tho very question the jury is asked to
decide"
HOadley was allowed to answer, and
said he had nc such interest.
O. We're you ever engaged In a pool
with Joseph Letter and Mr., Judson, and
II 50, when? A, We were in such a pool
from October, 1900, to Dec. Ii, 1901. Each
had a one-thir1 interest
The witness, who is charged by Jud-
son with doing him up on April 30, 1902,
said tha: during those thiINeel months
Judson acted for him in the purchase
and sale Of stock.
up to Dec. H." said Hoadley, there
was a very large accumulation Of
for which | had furnished the
money, but held In the names of Jud-
son and his agents. They were origin
ally bought for me, but by arrange
ment with Joseph Letter half the prof
its we're TO go to him-on the name
as our other h~oldngs,"
Mr.. Hoadley told the story OF Cyrus
Judson's confession to him and
his brother George at his Chelsea
apartments, that he had stolen the
sO shares of stock loaned to him Ivy
Hoadley to use as collateral.
My brother George wanted to send
for the Sheriff said the witness, bun
] told Judson that II he would tell me
the whole truth | would do what |
could 10 help him out. / had often
pulled him out OF the hole. | told him
that II he had disposed OF the trust
fund We were ruined. | told him Mr..
Letter would not be SO lenient with
him, but II he would turn everything
over 10 me | would do what | could.
when JudsOn testified that | prom
Ised to pay all his debts he lied. What
did say was that II | could save any
anything left-he should get It,"
Hoadley also stamped as false Jud.
story about his being at his Office
% and sending kilograms from
The evening world., 1905-10-19
THOUGHT IT JOKE TO STEAL.
Young Man Changed liz Mind
When Locked Up,

A well-dressed young man to-day en-
tered a hahadashery store on Broadway
I a T%hirty-ninth street, picked up a
bundle Of shirts and walked OUT.
A clerk gave chase, and at Forty-hrst
street caught the thief, VINO seemed TO
regard u as a good Joke AMI promptly
gave up the shirts, He didn't think II
was 90 funny when he was taken to
the station house and locked up
He gave his name as James Kelly and
said he had no home.
The evening world., 1905-10-19
TWO HURT AND
ROAD TIED UP
Crash ON Reading Railway Near
Philadelphia May Cause
Death Of Victims.
tsreclal 70 The Evsn.n Worldly

PHILADELPHIA, Oct, ia broken
journal on a %westbound freight from
Jersey City to Philadelphia caused a
rear end collision on the New York
division OF the Philadelphia and Read
ing Railway near Bethayres, at noon
to-day,
Two men were fatally hurt, they
being John Cuban, the engineer, and
H. r. Gardner, the fireman OF the sec
oni freight
4 general lie up on the New York
division resulted and caused the tenn
pJrary arrangement OF the schedule.
The evening world., 1905-10-19
HEMERY WAS WHAT THEY
CALL IMPUDENT, YES.
French winner of Auto Cup Race
Sails on La ssvoie and Repeats
Invitation 10 Italian OfnciHIs.

Augusta Hemery, the Frenchman who
won the Vanderbilt Cup race. sailed for
home with a number OF other chauffeurs
on La Savoie, OF the French line. to-
day. Hemery was more amused than
anything else at the news published In
suspended from French racing for Il
year on complaint Of the italian auto
mobile officials.
ri was ruled on in, italy," said Hem
cry through an interpreter to-day, "for
what they called impudence. / told an
official 70 go to hell. Please cell HIM
through your paper for me TO 90 to hell
again"
The evening world., 1905-10-19
SENATOR FORAKER ILL.
Compelled TO Cancel His Political
ENGAGEMENTS.

COLUMBUS, Oct, ia letter was re-
cdved to-day from c, w. Pryor, law
partner Of Senator Foraker, in Clncin-
natl, at Republican Headquarters, 70 the
effect that the Senator Is III and will be
compelled to cancel engagements to
speak at Newark tomorrow night and
Mt Coshocton the night after.
Senator Foraker believes that no will
be able to keep next week. engage
ments,
The evening world., 1905-10-19
JEWELLER NOT ROBBED.

A repor, was circulated this after
Dol that a $4,000 necklace had been
stolen from the Offices II william
scheer, ? teweler Of No 5i Fifth ay-
nue.,
It developed that a small necklace,
worth about 800, had been mlslald in
the place, was reported to the police
as stolen, and then found before detec-
lives were stared to work on the case.
The evening world., 1905-10-19
JERRY SIMPSON IMPROVED,

WICHITA, Kan, Oct, l9.-The condi.
ton Of former Congressman Jerry
Simpson was improved early to-day,
the patient having slept the greater
paw Of the night. The attending ply.
stefan, however, held gu no hope, and
says that death Is apt TO oCsgr at any
time.
The evening world., 1905-10-19

The visit Of the DUchsts OF Marl-
borough to this country has resulted In
a new fashion, and the "Consuelo rib
bon" has been named for her. The
'Consuelo ribbon Is a distinct nov
city, and has been addoi to the new
costumes In a Fifth avenue shop, The
rtbh,n Is a narrow satin band that
clasps tie neck, near the top OF the
collar. A, a rule the collar is deter
mined by the shade Of the gown, but
many "Consuelo ribbons" are seen In
The evening world., 1905-10-19
pEDDLER'S wife
NEEDS LOBSTER
AND CHAMPAGNE
PuShCart Man Wouidn', Use
Wine as Shoe Wash and
She Quits Him,

The elegance OF a push.cart peddler
and the aesthetic tastes of his wire
caused Magistrate Baker, In the West
chester Court to gasp with astonish'
ment to-day. The court attendants had
to support each other when they heani
the peidler's wife declare hat any good
husband ought to encourage his wife's
taste for Champagne and lobster,
The peddler was Alexander Edelman
twenty-five years old. He was charged
with abandonment by his wife Berthe,
a very pretty young woman, gowned In
silk and lace. Alexander was also
habited extrlvagantly. The bosom Of
his fluffy white shirt was sprInkled
with diamonds, and on his left hand he
carried a stone about as modest as a
sunburst.
Couldn't Afford Wine Baths.
Mrs. Edelman wore diamonds, tur-
uloises, sapphires and rubies, all gifts
from her pushoart husband, She said
they had lived happily together at No.
AS Watkins avenue, Brooklyn, until
Sept. 10 last. when her husband de.
serted her. Then he went to live at
No. 75 East one Hundred and Seventy
second street, he Bronx, while she
visited friends at No. SS0S Third ave
nue..
why did you abandon your wife,
asked Magistrate Baker,
Because | couldn't AFFORD to sprinkle
her shoes with champagne replied
Eielman. "She has some swell friends
and has become fascinated with cham
payne and obs er. She would ruth me,
Judge, II / kept up to her wishes IN
food and wine. l am only a pushcart
pcddler, and she seems to think | am
the president Of an Insurance com
pany.'
Your Honor" interrupted the wife
Il believe It is only right that a good
husband should be kind to MS wife
and give her champagne WHEN S0t
needs it. 1t is foolish for him u say
want him to sprinkle my shoes Nth
It,"
Good graclous!" gas?el Magistrate
Baker. how much money does your
husband earn?'
Maybe about $50 a week, judge. but
he gets other money on The outside
and holds It out
Edelman admitted that he made $50
a week and gave a bond that he would
pay his wife s. a week.
The evening world., 1905-10-19
NORTH
GREETS ROOSEVELT
tsnec,al 10 The Evening World,

RAJ EIGH. n. C.. Oct B.-Presldcnt
Roosevelt beamed IN a wildly enthrsi-
astic Tarheel throng as he stepped from
his private car here to-day.
Nor.h Carolina was not 70 be outdone
The evening world., 1905-10-19
SAYS HUSBAND
FLUNG A CAT
IN her FACE
Then Doctor Accuses Wife Of
Continually Kidnapping
Their Children.

That her husband throw a cat at
her, hitting her in the face, was one
The evening world., 1905-10-19

gold and silver braid.
The DuShAJs has a long, slender neck,
When she arrived In America, she in
terested all womankind by these riObol
bands. To her Il was a necessity, and
the others readily took up the fad,
Tn ribbons can be adjusted easily,
and so there Is no reason why women
who do not %patrOnize Fifth Avenue
shops cannot share In the fashion,
The Duoaess did no. sail last Satur-
of her mothsr Mrs Oliver Belmont, at
Hempste al, Ia /. She will sail Dc"
tober "a
The bee., 1905-04-27
Rev. 5. r. Fowler Delivers an Int. esting
Address to the Members Of the ]. o.
o. r. Lodge.

The members of the l. o. O.
F. Lodge No. 240, met in their
lodge room Tuesday evening and
marched in body to the Meth
odist Church, North, where Rev.
S. F. Fowler, pastor of the Mad
isonville Christian church, de-
livered an able address on Odd
Fellowship to large audience.
After the address was concluded
the members, their wives and
the visiting members repaired
to the lodge room where a ban
quet was served. Quite large
delegation from the Madison
vile organization was present.
This lodge is in fourishing con-
dltion and is one Of the best in
the country.
The bee., 1905-04-27
Narrowly Escaped Death.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Toy, form
erly of this place, and their lit
tie child had a narrow escape
from death Monday night. The
house of Mrs. Ingram, of Bowl
ing Green, in which they were
boarding caught on fire and was
consumed. The sleeping occu-
pants were awakened by negro
servant and escaped IN their
night clothes just as the roof
was falling in. The furniture of
the room was the property of
Mr.. and Mrs. Toy and was rem
dered worthless by fire and
water. The darlington friends
of these people extend sympathy
for their loss.