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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-18
COURT MAY AWARD
THAW HALF MILLION
OF FATHERS ESTATE.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Aug. ls.-It be-
came known here to-day that the Or.
phans' Court of Allegheny County 10
TO decide during tho September term
whether or not Harry Thaw 10 to re-
ceive the income from his fathers es-
tate which since 1903 has been AZ
cumulatins in the vaults of the Fidel-
ity Title and Trust Company Of Pitts
burgh.
Thaw recently demanded $50. 900 from
the trust company and Judge ]. J. Nil.
Ter OF the Orphans Court ordered the
trust company 10 show cause why the
money should not DO paid. The trust
company answered that Il was Willing
to pay the money n the court should
SO order and the matter went over un.
III the regular term next month,
BY the will of his father, William
Thaw, Harry Thaw was TO receive g..
400 a year. with the provision that II
the executors decided no showed ca
pacity for management he should be
paid one-fourth OF the share OF the ar.
tate that would otherwise have Eons 70
him
In 1898 the executors gave him 0lII..
625, the one-fourth. and the trust com
pany paid him the income from the re-
mainder until 1908. when. rhaw de-
clares 10 the court thrcdgh his couns al.
payment Was stopped. This acoumu.
lated income now amounts to Sls0,7so
and according TO the trust compa N.Y.
report fled In court the remainder of
Ais estate Roy AMOUNTS y lllI.)lk1L
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-18
M-Luck That Has FOIIOUed
In Wake of the TkulU Case

Harry Kendall Thaws history interviewer long
morne disasters from the night
Madison Square
Of the victims
Stanford White, member Of the firm of McKm. White
leading architects collector
the leader of about who maintained studios"
rious parts Of town the centres Of their orgies
these studios including Of the original Forodora
Thaws fallen notably
Daniel ORy suffered
necion with the and dsbarred
in prison.
Clifford arrdge sued Harry Thaws mother
He subsequently before the Association
$4,000 brbng appear against Thaw
John accused In February
official with 5000 connve
guilty sentenced Automatically
Levi
Thaw family million includ
claims court
acct oil greco and
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PRISON ADS REPORT
TO GLYNN DETAILS
OF THAW'S ESCAPE.

ALBANY. Aug. ls-Both John B.
Riley, Superintendent of State Prisons,
and DR.. X. F. C. Kieo Super,n,. nd en-;
OF the Matteawan State Hospital. re.
Sponded prom pity ~ Mrr:in II. Glynns
telesraphc request fJr immediate de-
tails OF the escape OF Harry Il. Thaw
from Matteawan. Mr.. Glynn's telegram
was signed Acting Governor and
there was sp-cul1 Ion n official circles
here AS to whether or not Supt. Riley, a
Sulzer appointee. would reply to t.
A sweeping Investigation of the es.
cape OF Tnaw was ordered to-day by
Superintendent OF Prisons Riley. In ad-
dition he planned TO leave here about
3 O'Clock this afternoon personally tn
examine all Of the officials Of the
asylum.
Lieut., Gov. Glynn inquired for news
about Thaw as soon as he reached his
office. shortly after II o'clock. He said
he had been making such Inquiries into
the law and presidents touching such
cases as had been possible over Sunday.
As a result he believed the only chance
OF Thaw being brought back from an
other State rested on that State taking
the initiative, such as declaring him TO
be insane and returning him on the
ground OF public incumbrance.
The telegram OF Supt Riley was ad.
dressed simply to "Hon. Martin II.
Glynn." supt. Riley's telegram to Gov.
sulzcr was addressed In similar form.
At the office OF the Attorney-General
attention was called to the fact that
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YACHT OFF ROTON
DID NOT TAKE THAW
SAYS OWNERS WIFE.

A ssport appsarins In several morn.
Ing papers. to the effect that Harry
Thaw had bssn rushed from Matteawan
to South Norwalk. Conn. and had there
been transferred to . large yacht With
q yellow funnel. which Immediately put
70 sea thereafter. was exploded to-day
by Mrs. Robert T. Fowler Of No. ~
Summit avenue. Mount Vernon.
MY husbands yacht the kathmar
H.. was ne one seen OF ROTOR Point.
near south Norwalk. yesterday" MrA
Fowler said. According to our usual
Sunday custom. We went on the Kath.
mar. Q eo-foot boat. UP 10 . point OF
ROTOR, there anchored and had our
lunch, returning At about O'Clock.
I'VE certainly had no hand IN the
q abduction Of Thaw. We know nothing
about Thaw. nor want 10. and We do
not rsls,s the publication Of this ridicu.
lous rs,mor."
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OF CONSPIRACY MAY BRING THAW BACK TO ASYLUM

Thaw should turn up a. Elmhurst. tho
Thaw country home at cresson. which
Is on the crest Of the Allegheny Noun.
talns. one hundred miles east OF Pitts
burgh.
Thaw's status would be a matter for the
cambria County or Cresson local au-
thorities and until he appeared and
soma action was taken II Ia not likely
that tho state would take any steps.
shoult a rcIuisitlon for Thaw's re.
turn be made by New YORK authorities
II would be laid bcfors the Attorney.
General for an opinion as TO whether
or not he cotrd ne sxtrsdited and what
should he done with him. II anything.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-18
DIVORCED WOMAN
SHOT RIVAL AND
FORMER HUSBAND
Judge w. S. Godbee of Geor.
gia Instantly Killed and His
Wife MORALLY Wounded.

1nILDN. Ca. Aus. is..lAfss. Edna
0odbss. divorced wife Of Judge w. 8.
0odbss. shot and killed the Judge ana
fatally wounded the woman who quo.
osedsd her - the JudgSs wife to-day
IN the post once her~
The SECOND Mn. 0odbss wsS fsem
YsnnsyivaniA
Mrs. oodbss. who did ne shootsns.
vas the Jvdss's ssesnd wife ana had
divorced him several years ago. To-
day. when she me, Godbss and his wife.
she drew . revolver from her handbaS
and. without warning. KILLED 0odoee
with three shots and MORALLY wounded
the third Mrs. 0odbss with three more,
She vas arrested. charged with murder.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-18
TWO DEAD BY GAS.

Frank Seidel. sixty-fve years old. Of
No. e75 Baltic street. Brooklyn, was
found dead In his room this morning, a
victim OF asphyxiation. 1t Is thought by
his wife that as ne was retiring he
stumbled and, to save himself from fall.
Ing. clutched the gas Jet. which he In
advertently turned On. Sedel was sub
ject to falnt!ng spells,
Edgar Wright. thlrty-eight wears old,
was found dead In his room at No. al
state street, Brooklyn. this morning
with both gas Jets turned on and tho
door heavily barr!caded. Nothing Is
known OF Wright except that he en-
gagged room two weeks ago. stating
that he was the eastern agent OF a
cotton Gin concern.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-18
GIRLS ASSAIlAMT EvhOeS
POLICE Of FOUR TOWNS.
Trail Of italian Who Attacked
Stenographer In Jersey Lost at
Vernon Park.

Although the police Of four New
Jersey towns have searched since
Saturday afternoon they have no clue
to-day leading to the whereabouts Of
the young man who brutality attacked
Annie Ilgen. . nineteen year -oid ste
nographer. now seriously III a. her home
on Prospect avenue. West Orange.
The young woman was on hsr way
homo from her place Of business about
o'clock Saturday afternoon. She wss
passing through . strip Of woods near
tho Montciair soif links when she was
scised by the throat by q heavy set
young man. believed to be an italian.
When she opened her mouth to scream
her sssailant thrust . hand down her
throat. decorating the inside 81 her
mouth and throat. causing serious
hurt.
Tho girl was bsinG dragged into the
woods when an approaching automobile
frightened the thug away. He ran
across the INKS after taking the girls
purse containing $3.50 George Thomp.
son. . negro employed on the iinks.
heard the girls ories ana pursued the
fugitive. who turned and fsilsd hun with
. club.
The police OF West Orange Verona.
Montciair and Essex County Park
we're called by telephons from the
Montclsir clubhouse. They lost the
assaiiants trail q Verona Park.
Miss Ilgen was unconscious from
shock and her painful wounds whom
taken TO her homo and treated BY DR..
Levi W. Case Of M6ntclair.
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tonltls. following three operations. lie
was taken TO the hospital seven weeks
ago. two days after a fight to a draw
with Jimmy walsh OF Boston.
Zotte was eighteen years old and had
been lighting two years. having gained
some prominence In fcatherweIght cir.
Giles here and along the coast
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-18

storm when killed white. You
know - we'll - do Just missed
ftling him by two minutes the day
before hnslIy shot him.
"'You don't mean to say that the
Get was prsmsditatsd,' I said.
"'surs IL was Thaw replied.
'You know I spent nearly . million
dollars trying to get that man. and
I suppose you will be the next one
I'll have to KILL"
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HAMMeRsreiN MAN BUSY.
Press AGENT sesas Oct Notice Ne
says was wieea.

says wac Wired.
On hts arrival at HE office In the
Victoria Theatre today william HAM
msrstein found awaiting him . teis.
gram Of which the following ~ Q COPY /;
Bridgeport. Conn.,. Aus. Is.
william Hammerstein, Victoria
Theatre. Now York:
I want that name taken OF the
theatre at once You realize your
mistake tSignsd) H. KIT.
The message was received IN the tel.
sRraph office In the Heidelberg Tower
AZ $50 o'clock A. NJ. Hammerstsin's
press agent lost no time In sending
the news 70 the papsrA
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-18
RETURN OF THAW
TO PENNSYLVANIA
WOULD MAKE TANGLE.

HARRISBURG. Pa. Aus Estate
officials to-day declined to talk about
what would be done In case Harry h.
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oUlo GET NO evt0EN
AGAINST DlAUVElT.

The indictments, while . source Of
to Investigator Heuncssy.
were . disappointment in that none Of
the evidence taken by the Grand Jury
was considered Of enough weight to I'M
plicats In any way State Senator George
4. Blauvslt Of TIE Twenty -third District.
which comprises Rockland County and
Staten Island. Senator Blauvelt 10 the
author Of the direct primaries bill which
Gov. Sulxer refused to sign and which
precipitatsd the nnal row that brought
about the impeachment Of Gov. Sulzer
The charges against the contractors,
superintsndents and contracting com.
panies under indictment 10 that they
oonnived and conspired to build roads
which were not up to the specific lions
In the contracts and that those roads
were fraudulent pieces Of work by
which the parties accused prof,ted
financially. The indictments covered
only local Jobs on state roads In Rock-
land County built by the Aetna Con-
struction Company and me Dunbar
Construction Company under the ~.
perviston Of Fosarty and Boyd
The presentmsnt 10 a general charge
OF inemciency and malad administration
In the Department. Of Highways a. A.
was conducted under Gov. DIX and
through part OF the admi nistrat ton Of
Gov. Sulser. No names are mention I'd.
the Highways Commission IL criti.
cised Tor ignorance Of the operations of
the department. The Grand Jury found
that the higher tho oositiop of TIA am
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-18
NOT SURPRISED OF HIS FLIGHT
FROM ASYLUM.

u am not surprised that Thaw got
out of Matteawan as he did" Evelyn
Thaw continued. II have been sur
rised that he did not try this method
Of escape before. l know OF dozen
men connected with the asylum who
would accept a bride and work with
friends Of Thaw on the outside to
bring about his escape. ! do not think
this thing would have happened II DR..
Baker or Dr. Lamb Normer superin-
tendenu) were In charge instead Of q
psw man."
Asked II Thaws escape might have
any effect on her immediate future.
Mrs. Thaw answered:
1T may cause me to return to Europe
sooner than expected. l do not know
myself II this will alter my plans.
Will have to walt until definite word
CT whore Thaw 10 comes to light before
! can know"
When asked to detail the Oft reported
threat Thav made to kill her. Mrs.
Thsw gave the circumstances ss
follows:
Some tme about four years ago I
Wa I'D at Matteawan visiting Thaw
ana had dinner with him One Of his
lawyers-I cannot remember which
ons-was with US and we were discussing
the .brainstorm' theory advanced during
Thaw's nrst trial by one OF the alisnssts.
Thaw broke In and said;
"sWhy, ! never hsd . brain.
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BOHes Dies After Operations.
SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Aug. ia
Al zotts. fssthsrwsight boxer Of stock.
ton. Cal. died here to-day OF peri.
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|Ae ENGAGED PRIVATE pETEc.
TIVE TO GUARD HER.

"What may be your own fears In re-
gard to the possibility Of Thaw's harm.
ing your" Mrs. Thaw was asked.
NY fears are such that have en-.
eAged . private detective to accompany
ne whenever I leave the hotel" she
answered. And until l know definitely
Just where Thaw Is I will continue to
adopt this precaution. You cannot un.
dsrstand the feeling OF having a vim
dictive mailman who has shown his Bit
tsr hatred Of you at liberty.
But II have cause to fear there
are others with still greater cause.
Harry Thaw's hatred OF Jerome and of
ne 10 nothing compared with his In.
oane loathing OF Or. Austin Flint. the
Chemist He despises DIR. Flint with an
nmost superhuman hatred and has said
time and again that II ne had the
chance he would make the doctor sorry
foP the testimony he had given against
him In the various court proceedings.
I think DR.. Flint stands in real dan.
GER
When asked II she had received any
message or word. directly or indirectly.
from Thaw since his escape. Mrs. Thaw
said she had not.
Il do not expect to hear from him,
though | fear I may see him some time"
she answered. IL know that inevitably he
will come back to New York. lie will
be drawn back here By the white lights.
He cannot stay away from them.
"When he does come hope I will not
~ hare and ~ I am I will gat aWay
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-18
SIX INDICTMENTS
IN SUFFERS WAR
ON CONTRACTORS
Bart Dunn New York One
Of Those Accused IN
Rockland County.
HENNESSY GOT PROOF.
Two Road Construction Com
panies Are Involved In
y the Charges.
HENNESSY GOT PROOF.

An extraordinary Grand Jury sworn
Ia some tine go ~ Justice Isaao N.
Kappss q the Second District = -
vsstieaAs aiisgsA frauds n the eeo.
strpotiea Of roeAs under the super
vision Of the state 1Iishwsys D>part.
msns IN Roolsiand County. HANDED down
to-day ~ indictments and . present.
mont At New City. The evidence on
whaoA che indictments ana prassn tmsnt
are based wac furnished by John A
Asnasssy. Gov. sulssr's Investigator
into state departments.
Bart Dunn. who shares with John v.
Coggsy the Tammany leadership Of the
Eightssnth ARsmray District and h
head Of the Dunbar Construction Com.
pany: william wyard. representative In
Rockiand County Of tho Aetna Con-
structioa company: Joseph J. Fosarty
and James Boyd. supsrintendsnts OF
CONSTRUCTION In the State Department
or Highways: the Aetna Construction
Company and the Dunbar Construction
Company are the parties indicted.
Justice Kapper said he would Issue
summonsss for the indicted persons and
the officers Of the indicted corporations
The District-Attorney Of Rockiand
County informed the court that he be-
iisved the sunimonses could DO served
In time 20 warrant the appearance Of
all under Indictment In court tomorrow
morning.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1913-04-04

Friends of Morgan pointed out
another reason. in addition to
the warning given by his illness
why the financier's death was
not seriously disturbing. His
career, they said, was rounded
out. He had accomplished vir-
tually all he had started out to
achieve. For some time the Nor
gan firm had refrained from large
new enterprises. All that human
foresight could dictate had been
done during the last year or two
to safeguard the business and fl
nancial world against calamity
when Mr.. Morgans last hour had
came.
A resolution adopted by the
the Board of Governors of the
Consolidated Exchange said:
In the death of Mr.. Morgan
his country has lost a real Ameri-
can citizen who united with his
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1913-04-04
JUDGE HAYS To ENTER
RACE FOR GOVERNOR
Camden Jurist Will Probab-
ly Open His Campaign
Headquarters in
Little Rock.

Little Rock friends of Judge
w. Hays of Camden received
word from him yesterday that
he intends coming to Little Rock
the last of this week or early
next week to begin active cam
Daign for the nomination for
governorship. Judge Hays has
been busy with his duties at Ell
Dorado as Judge of the States
Thirteenth judicial circuit, but
his court will adjourn this week
and permit to take up his active
campaign work.
His friends say that Judge Hays
will be vigorous campaigner
and that he will attract strength
from all sections of the state.
His career on the Arkansas
bench has been a notable one,
and he has a wide acquaintance
over the entire state.
Judge Hays says that he will
probably open his head quarters
in Little Rock soon and will make
the definite and formal announce
nent of his candidacy when he
reaches this city.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1913-04-04
NOTICE

Carmack 1048. Tennessee, Sad
die and Stallion will make t h e
present Season at SIS. 90 to insure.
Carmack is a beautiful bay 16 IL
bands high, fine style and con-
formation.
Harness horse, saddle h or s e
and the blood of the champion
Hal and Hambletonian. on a Nor
gan foundation, full pedigree on
application.
J. L. Butterworth,
8 miles north of Prescott.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1913-04-04
MORGAN DIES AFTER
MONTHS OF ILLNESS

Rome, March 31.-J, Pierpont
Morgan, the New York financier
died here today few minutes
after noon. For months h 8
health had been declining, but
the symptoms became greatly ag-
gravated about a week ago and
since Wednesday had been in a
semicomatose condition.
Tonight his body. lying in the
death chamber is surrounded with
flowers. Messages of sympathy
have been received from King
Victor Emmanuel, high officials
of state. diplomatic representati-
YES and many personal friends in
all parts Of the world.
The death of Mr.. Morgan was
not known in Rome until several
hours after it occurred, owing to
the desire that Mr.. Morgan's son
J. Pierpont Morgan Jr, who is in
New York. should be first notifi-
ed.
THE STREET UNPERTURBED
New York, March 81. John
Pierpont Morgan's last resting
place probably will be in the mau-
soluem in Cedar Hill cemetery,
Hartford Conn.,, which he had
erected some years ago in men,
ory of his father and mother.
The immediate effect on the
machinery of Wall Street of Mr..
Morgan's death was comparative
ely sight. On the Stock Ex.
change the news from Rome had
largely spent its force within Is
minutes after the opening of the
market. Mr.. Morgan's illness
had prepared the financial dis
trict for the end and every pre-
caution had been taken to guard
against serious break in prices.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1913-04-04
NO CALOMEL NECESSARY.

The injurious effects and unpleasant
ness of taking calomel is done away
with by Simmons Liver Purifier, the
mildest known Liver medicine, yet 1.-THE
most thorough in action. Put up in
yellow tin boxes only. Price 25c. Tried
once; used always.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1913-04-04

TO OUR PATRONS:

BEGINNING April 1st 1913, the following prices
and rules will be in effect and force covering the sale
and handling of ice by this company.
The price of ice when sold from the wagons will
be 6Oc per 100 lbs and all ice books will be issued at
this price.
and delivery discount OF 20 per cent will be allowed
If slips signed and returned to office of the
pany, the full face value of slips will be collected
Ice books will not be left with patrons unless paid for
or the slips signed and returned. This will make the
net price of books if paid for in advance as follows
1000 h. Books $48O 600 b Books $3.50 400 h. Books s1s5
If for any reason at any time any patron desires
the unused coupons redeemed this will be done upon
presentation of the ice book at the office of the COM
pany during business hours and they will be redeemed
in cash charging for what has been used at the rate
of SOC per 100 lbs (f book was paid for at the time
of delivery and discount taken if the book has not
been paid for the face value of the coupons will be
collected for. Drivers will not be permitted to delv-
er ice unless paid or in coupons cash.
We want to make service as near perfect as
possible this 1t is intention to employ
only careful courteous and honest drivers those that
will do the work as it should be DONE Each patron
can greatly assist by observing the following rules
which will be very much appreciated.
Have your indicator card set for the exact number of
you house before the wagon put
coupons cash the refrigerator for the
of ice card calls for leave coupon book
Have your refrigeraors set solid so that when putting
ice M ases bar ny ali ai may %
so there will be nothing to interfere with drivers putting
Our patrons remember that each of our wagons
have 100 each day and a. lea each of
the of drivers have provided considerable
indicator cards to be placed in plain of the when
stops make delivery then to make but
the house fiji order You also urged to take enough
"a hours and hours
is delivered on Sundays
To those patrons whose ice boxes will hold 48
hour supply during hot weather will if notified later
than Saturdays to fill rergeators as late that
possible After begin make their
abhed there will be special deliveries of made
be in connection with soda ice order
There will be change prices made to butcher shops
soda fountains other large using ton books Ice
will be sold at the plant on Sundays until a
Prescott Ice & Milling Co. R:f:sis5 fsi:esaat A5s 5s:
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NOTICE

The Stockholders of the Nc
hniel Hardware will hold their
hnual meeting at the office of
id Company, April 10th D m
|l3
Mcdaniel Hdw Company.
dvt
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1913-04-04

Save your combings of hair
hd have you a braid made. See
|e at Picayune office, Phone 232.
Florence Elkins
dvt
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1913-04-04

genius for finance. a generous
desire to serve his fellow citizens
to the fullest extent in the up
building of American c r e d it
throught the world.
Mr.. Sam Mullen has accepted
a position with The Roberts Land
& Loan Co. He is putting in this
week in and around Nashville.
THREW AWAY S40,000.00
A S. Jones paid $40, 900. 90 for
a plantation without looking into
the title. Three months later the
Courts decided that the man he
bought it from had no title. This
is an every day occurrence What
kind of Title have you? See us
we can tell you. We have the
only complete 50 of Abstract
Books of this county.
Security Savings & Trust Co.
a per cent paid on Savings De-
pOsits. Adyt
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1913-04-04
DIR.
PRICES
CREAM
Baking Powder

Purity in food, lower cost of living
these are the demands of the day.
Pure food is health, and health is economy
itself. We cannot have health without health
full food.
The most healthful foods are the quickly
raised flour foods biscuit, cake, mullins,
crusts and other pastry, when perfectly made
from wholesome ingredients.
Dr. PRICES baking powder makes these
foods in specially attractive, appetizing and
wholesome form, and for both economic and
hygienic reasons, such food should be more
largely substituted for meat in the daily diet
But bear in mind that alum, or
nnz0hOles0rne baking powder,
can neUer make pure, whole
some food.