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The evening world., 1905-08-14
DOWN PALISADES
CL|NG|NG TO ROCK
c. A. KnaCke, of New York, Met
with a Peculiar Accident
While Climbing Cliffs Opposite
YonkerS.
NJ ArHNooo- GoIAeMM1s
tsn.clnl t, The Evening WORLDLY

YONKERS. N. Y, Aug. A. &C. A.
Knacke, Of No. q Cornelia street, New
York, was terribly Injured on the Pail
sedes, opposite Yonkers yesterday after
noon while climbing a perpendicular
height.
Knackc and II. Schrader, OF No. 1l2
Vast Fifteenth street. and Alfred Won
Dohlen, No. 3S West Thirty-siX:h
street. New York. all members of the
A. c. a. Yacht Club, had come UP the
river In a yacht. They started to climb
the Palisades. When half way up
Kna2ke slipped and grabbed hold OF a
boulder weighing half a ton, The
boulder was dis.odged and rolled down
toward the river with Kraoke c!!nging
to 1t. The rock CRASHED Into the wa,er,
but II anke Was saved from death by
rolling u1aiusl a trunk Of a tree.
The rock on being displaced mad
gra2ed his head, outtIng off an ear,
o her Injuries consisted Of several scalp
wounds. a cash on the forehead, cu's
about the arms, breast and legs and
spralned ankles, He IS now in ST. johns
Hospital.
The evening world., 1905-08-14
PROF, BUTLER
SEES EMPEROR
President of Columbia Universe
ty and Dean Burgess Break
fast with Wilhelm and Talk
Over Educational Problems.

KASSFL, Prussia, Aug. 14-Dr. Mich
Murray Butler and Frof. Burgess,
President and Dean respectively OF Co
University, New York City,
breakfasted with Emperor William at
the Castle OF Wilhelmshoehe to-day,
DR.. Studt, Pruss1an Minister OF Eccle-
sia stical Affairs, Instruction and Med!-
cal Affairs, and DR.. Althon. Director
of the Ministry Of Education. were also
present.
The audience lasted two hours and
was concerned mainly with the subject
Of the interchans, Of professors be-
tween American and German untver-
stiles.
1t was agreed that Il were better that
only American professors who know
German well mould lecture In German
universities and that only German pro-
fessors knowing English should lecture
IN American institutions.
The evening world., 1905-08-14
GIRL BRIDE MAY
DIE FROM BLOWS

Mary Anderson, nineteen years old, Is
dying In the Seney Hospital. Her hus-
band Kenneth. the same age, accused
OF beating her terribly, is under ar
rest at the Bergen Street Station, Brook
lyn.
The woman was taken from her home.
No. 302 First street. to the Bergen
Street Station early to-day with a
broker skull n fracture of the nose.
The couple were married only two
months ago and It Is said to nave been
an eiopenent. The quarrel that resulted
In her beating is said TO have grown out
OF money hic the police say tie
young woman inherited.
According to the police u Ander-
son did aot work, but gambled away all
the money he could get from his father.
Yesterday the wife asked permission to
go on an excursion with two women
friends, She returned home AT $50 this
morning and was met with accusations
end seedlings.
She started to tell her husband that
the boat Ia been DELAYED causing her
late homecoming, but he refused to
lis,en to her and struck her. knocking her
down and beating her around the room.
Screaming. ne g!ll- wife rushed Into the
street, her husband following. He
caught her IN a nearby hallway, where
In her blind confusion she attempted to
hide, There he continued the bea ting.
A passing citizen hearing the cries and
bows ran for q policeman. He found
Policeman Doniher al the corner Of
rifth avenue and Second street. and
when THE policeman ran to the hallway
ne found the woman almost uncon-
gc.Ous. The man was running away.
Anderson was arrested and taken to
the Bergen Street Station, where his
iainting wife refused 10 make u COM
paint against him.
II love him YETI she cried, with the
blood from her wounds streaming down
her face. DIR. hutchinson came in an
ambulance from the Seney Hospital and
1fter an examination said the girl had a
broken nose. two black eyes, a cut in
the scalp and a possible skull fracture.
Thr police induced the young wife to
make a complaint against Anderson
and he was later a%rraigned in the
Myrtle Avenue Court before Magistrate
O'Reilly and held pending the result OF
his wifc's injuries.
The evening world., 1905-08-14
IS SHOT NEAR
HEART DURING
STREET FIGHT
Row in Brooklyn May Cause
the Death Of One
Man.

A the result OF a quarrel, in wh'ch
several shots were fired, HON Mo.
Nluhol, OF No. 1853 Sixty-erst street.
Brooklyn, is In the Norwegian Hospi-
tai in a critical condition. There Is o
bullet wound under his heart and the
physicians say his chances Of recovery
are so slight that they are scarccly
worth considering. 4
Fred Meyers, twenty-one years old
ten years the Junior of McNichol. 10
of the shooting and Is being
by the police of the u ayes
nue. precinct, who have asked that q
general alarm be sent out for him. MeyS
ers lives with his parents, at Nc. 140t
Sixtieth street.
with several others early to-day Mo-
Sichol i Meyers were at G.xtieth.
street and New Utrecht avenue. The
crowd was about to separate ana 60!
home, when there was a discussion be-
tween Meyers and McNlchol. about
N-ha. the police have not been able to
and McNIchol IS in nc condition
to tell them. The two mon came TOT
blows, and the younger man was get>
ding the worst Of Qlo argument whenA
the police say, he drew a revolver ana
fred the shot which LODGE under MOS
NWyybhe Wien DE- ILatta- of the Norwegian
Hospital. arrived he said there was ht-l
ti, Chance Of recovery for McNicholi
aargerous that the Coroner was SEM
for TO take McNichols ante-mortsua
thing about the shooting to the poilca
or 10 discuss his affairs IN any manners
The police think n woman Is the CAUSE
- -re shooting
The evening world., 1905-08-14
BAR
GUT WHISKEY
"impraCtiCabIe to Keep 1t from
Home" Says Capt. Taggart,
Again Testifying as to Wite's
Drinking.
Special to The Evening world3

WOOSTER. o., Aug. 1.-THE Teggart
divorce oase was resumed to-day, with
Capt. Taggart again on the stand, There
was more evidence as TO drinking by
Mrs. Taggart In her own home,
"Why did you not banisn this Wills
key from our house?" Attorney Sym
ser asked.
III was not practicable"
Then came a volley Of questions about
the beer-dr!nking contest at Mrs. Tag
gaIt's party at Fort THOMAS.
Were you operating theecanteen?"
Il may nave been ] did operate II
one time"
".YhS Sc, up the stur2"
tender. was inc ON
Would you take your w!fes word?"
II would then. ! would not now"
Iaggarl said he made The punch for
the party, about thirty or forty gal
WE drank, she afterwards got drunk
Al her " home; several others were
thgrH, he said.
yet OF All there that night you alone
are the only person 70 charge this little
woman with being drunk sad the
attorney.
Taggirt denies that he had a pretty
comfortable jar GA" at tho dance.
What is q high hall" said Sm er'
"Nou know as wen as | no." rotor 81
tho witness,
II only slarprd nv wife once On
Manila" said the Captain alter -
was sober ild not slap my wife at
Leavenworth,"
The evening world., 1905-08-14
SUSPECTS AT QUARANTINE

Three persons with high temperatures
were removed from the stealner Mexico,
Colon, to-day and wsre taken 10
wsrs msmbsrs OF the egsws
The evening world., 1905-08-14
NEW CABINET
FOR NETHERLANDS
Minister Van SWinderen Has
No Place in the One lust
Announced with Royal Ap-
provaI.
HE HAGUE. Aug. N-The new Cab

THE HAGUE. Aug. A-The new Cab
met for the Netherlands. formed Aug.
Z under the Premiership Of G. A. van
Eamsl, prot=sslr 90: philosophy at the
University o. Amsterdam, did not meet
royal approval and has been recAst. AS
finally announced to-day, It is as fos-
lows:
Prsmler trro tem) and Minister Of
Finance-Hcrr Dcmeester.
Minister OF Foreign Affalrs-Her van
Tets, now Minister at Berlin.
Minister of jus .ice-IIerr van Raalte,
Minister of the Interior-Deputy Rink.
Vicc-Presldent of the COUNCIL and
Minister OF Marlne-Capt. Cohen Stuart
Minister of War--Gen. Staal.
Minister Of Pubic Works. Trade ami
JndusLry-Herr Kranz.
Director of the Technical University
and Minister OF Agriculture and Labor
Herr Veegens.
Minister Of the Colonies-Deputy Fock.
In the Cabinet, az hrst anaaun d.
JonEhcer r, de Marcos van ~SYinderen.
Minister ut Washington. was named Us
Minis or Of Foreign Affairs.
The evening world., 1905-08-14
MAY Be bridge
JUMPERS BODY
Corpse Found in Bay Thought to
Be That Of Man Who Held Up
Car and Then Plunged Into
River.

Inc Brootiyu portce announced the
belief to-day tina: they had found the
body of The man who Jumped from the
Brooklyn Bridge after compelling the
motorTnan OF a car to stop for HIM last
Aoaday night by pointing q pistol at
HIM
The body was found yesterday after,
noon in the bay al Sullivan street, Red
Hook Point, Brooklyn, by Salvatore Es-
postto, OF No. 49, Couove- street. Who
came upon It while in search OF drift
wood IN a small boat
The body il that Of q man about
nfty-fve years old, Ave f"ot seven
!nHhes tall. smooth shaven. Wit" lark
ik!n n har. Ha wore a r a sack
sut1, a neglig y, sh'r- With rod str'pts,
and black lace shoes. 4 sold watch
with the movement rnd cass numhcrs
6t2. l42 and 5,p?l. ~ resos':i|sly. was
found in the wais.: M pocket.
The description tall!es CLOSELY with
that furnished by Consid,ns Wilson.
the motorman Of he CIR ~ wnich he
bridge Jumper rode befnrs he plurc"'
Into the river.
The evening world., 1905-08-14
STfEET FOUND,
BUT GIRL IS
STILL MISSING
Steamship Mans Lawyer
Premises Sensational
Developments.

The report that James Street. former
President of TIN Street steamship Com
pany. who deserted his WIFE and Elk
children and then lost his place with the
steamship company because of his fas-
cination for Edna Miller. a seventeen
year-old stenographer, h ID iiei with the
girl and that his Whereabouts ere not
known to any one, proved TO be untrue
today when Street was seen coming
from the office of John L. Stockton. In
Jerssy city.
Street was recognized by a reporter
for The Evening World. He came from
the lawyers office hurriedly and was
lost In a crowd. Mr.. Stockton is the
legal representative Of both Street and
the Miller girl.
There may be some interesting devel-
opments very soon" was all that he
would say.
Street andthc girl huve left their
former home in Gresham Court n
hundred and Fortieth street and Lenox
avenue. where the girl was known a.
Mrs. Street. Miss Miller's mother lived
with Them.
now being sheltered in the home
Of Mrs. Streets sister in Engle-
wood, in sight OF the handsome Street
nnsnsion which Mrs. Street was forced
70 .handon because OF the attentions of
her husband to Miss Miller and the sub
sequent blasting OF his promising busi-
Mrs, Street. unhappy and deserted.
is saved from being in actual want by
her two sons, James and Harry, aged
>tN.n and tOurteen respectively. The
bows work hard, giving their wages TO
=" Il aays a9 idea yhs has become eai i
haven't the courage to look forward to
even tomorrow.
"Statements nave been made that
have tried for a reconciliation with Mr.
Street. These statements are false.
be forgotten. However. l must live fo1
When Street deserted his wife has
spring and threw aside business pros.
Dects, friends and children for Mis-
Miller, he said that he would marry tn,
girl. How he could legally take suci
a step his wife was at a loss to under
stand.
DR.. D. w. Tovey, who attended Stree
during a recent illness from .opendIoi
lis. says Street old him he a made
settlement with the steamship com
pany. The physician says in his opip
ION Street has fled TO some place L
conceal his identity for the time be
ing to be away from old associates.
The. physician saws that Street ais
Miller would leave New York.
He seemed anxious to get ava!
from the cl.y, too" said the doctor
"purlng his illness Miss Miller asked t
act as his nurse. and this permission
gave her
The evening world., 1905-08-14

MciiIDEN, Conn, Arg. H-NIrs
Mercy Megvin, eighty years I'D com
mitted suicide to-day by hanging he
self VITA a shawl 10 The lower pall of
the banistsr OF the staircase. Drouplnp
into q slttins position. she strangled her-
self to death Poor health was the
cause. "
The evening world., 1905-08-14
WOMAN TAKES IODINE,
BUT LIFE Is SAVED.
Mrs. Tortor, ArrniEned In Court,
Il Turned over To Her
Relatiyes.

Mrs. ,Nunziato Tortor. twenty-four
oessful effort to end her life by swal-
lowing a quantity of iodine.
She was revived, arrested and ar
bba,FneS I'm me Zee hfsnse pc1,Si s1"tt y
take care Of her she was allowed to 90
bone again.
The evening world., 1905-08-14
GIRL ARTIST NET
A TRAGIC DEATH

BREST, France. Aug. 1+-Details re-
gari.ug the drowning Of Miss Helen
Dunlap Hunt, an artist. of Philadelphia,
show that she was sitting on a rock
engaged In painting near Morlaix,
rock was surrounded by the tide.
Being a good swimmer, Miss Hunt
tived. but her ankle struck a rock.
causing a sprain. and she was unable
to proceed and sank.
The evening world., 1905-08-14
CUBANS CAN'T SHOOT.

HABANA, Aug. IA demonstration
OF the followers of Gov. Jose Miguel
Gomez at Palm!ra, In Santa Clara
Province. yesterday resulted in q COL
lision of the Fus!onists with Rural
Guards and police.
Many shots were fired, but no n
was injured.
The evening world., 1905-08-14

NIIIam -OngdeII Fargo, treasurer o.
The Wcs,eD.t Express Ju4pany. -,-uAS
announced he engagement Of his daugh-
ter, Miss Helen Fargo, and Nathaniel
T., Moore, ron Of Mr., and Mrs, James
Hobart Moore, of Michigan avenue. Chi
caEo.
Miss fargo anl lm consIn Miss Grace
Fargo, mad laeir in!nt debuts at Der
monleo's last Decen'nrr, when their
grandmother gav them a coming Cnt
bail. As 1 ,labutanle Miss Fargo was a
favorlte md her marriage Is expected
to be on of The e, ents OF the comm,
season.
Miss FARGO ana her mother are now
touring Europe In All automobile. Miss
FargSs mother u q relative OF the late
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fran5Ofiife Heeieruns eeAt nit benz
Ylan nm, ibren Selepbonbienft untz
autpan0eln unb bas autpmatif9e 5n@
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Sdidengelb fur feds Monate unb
tbuH nnier MDgii1Fes, Inn isber ein=
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1orgen.
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Dis 3tnnn,,tn- Rr.niliin,..,n.

9lls aeitsemdber 8eitrds gu ben
Grorterungen i'm 9auie iiber bic Musz
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nieur Sobn s. Stebens 5ur Geite
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Den Ganalbau baben 6err 6bonts,
Der @ouperneur Der Gone Wtdaoon,
Der gleinoeitig bic Ser. Gtadterl Bel
per Hesierung Der Gepublif Banana
bertritt, unb 6em @befinsenienr als
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aufgefiibrt, gu Der ibre Mitsefangenen
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fie mar aber au9 ni1t notbtpenbtq,
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ausaufiinen, tperben iebt ieitens ber
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1ne9en tpnnte, nenl1 5nt19en Srarltz
retq uno e1ller 5lottenz nno Wdlltorz
mGqt ME ,S5:eutiGlan0 etn &rteg aus@
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-12-21

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