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THE EVENING WORLD FRIDAY AUGUST 21 1908 6
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V LEADERS VR
Persist in Claim Although Miss
Draper Wore Uniform
of a Healer
j MS SENT TO BELLEVUE
Resident of San Remo Hotel
Said Men in Street Tried to
Put Her Under Influence
Leaders of the Christian Science faith
In New York ara strenuously denying
today that Ml s Flora Draper now In i
Bellevuo Hospital for an Inquiry Into i
her sanity ever held any official poll
I Won In their organization I
111 They pemlit In theso statement In
I the face of the fact that Miss Drap
Iforo the whlto uniform of one ot their
practical healers when sho was picked
up last night on a ttrftet corner after
tier actions had attracted a crowd and
Also In contradiction of the story of
Bliss Drapers nearest friend himself a
working Scientist who says they at
tended senlcc together and practiced
I the teachings of the cult In company
policeman Hogan saw an eager jeer
Ing cluster of men and women at Fifty
I first street and Eighth avenue
I Breaking his way through the ring
lie found In the centre of It a slender I
peotacled woman dressed In a modi I
I flid deaconesss garb and excitedly ac
using first one bystander and then an
other of trylis to cast a spell over
herHogan
Hogan took the woman to the Wes
Fortyseventh street itatlon where the
ave her name as Flora Draper and
laId she llrcd at the San Homo an ex
pensive apartment hotel at Seventy
fourth street and Central Park West
Later she was sent to the ichopathlc i
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ward at Bellevue Dr Gregory In
the Insane division said i
charge of to i
r day Miss Draper was not prisoner
Mrs H St Sutphen drtssed In the
p white suit of a Practical Healer
came to Bellevue today to Inquire re
garding Mlta Draper1 condition To
n Bvenlw World reporter sho said
Until two years 030 Miss Draper
bared with ma the apartments which
I still retain at Marbury Hall Xo id
Weet 6enty fourth street She hm
I teen an active Christian Scientist for
Lx years to my knowledge She si
rormcrl a reuuer In the Tlrst Church
at Ninetysixth itreet and Central Park
West Slnco then she had worked in
the Second Church at Sixtyeighth
street and Central Park West She Is
n practical healer
STRIKE Of TAILORS
LIKELYTOMORRO WI
Henry Vhite Secretary of the
L United Brotherhood Ex j
plains the Situation
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Henry White Secretary of the United
Brotherhood of Tailors which voted I
I last night for a strike of tailors In New
York said today that Samuel Landers
executive Officer of the United Garment
Workers of America the clothing dtvl I
lion of tho American federation of
lAbor had Issued a circular against the
strike
The United Garment Workers of I
America he said Is tho body from
which the Brotherhood of Tailors union I
weeded last Year when Mr landers
tnt out a similar statement The tai
lors union did strike and withdrew
from the United Garment Workers or
ganization called a conxrntlon and or
united the United Brotherhood
A series of mass meetings has been
held on tho east side of Manhattan In
Brooklyn and in Brownivllle to ascer
tain the fwllng of the rank and file
The last of this iirles will take place
L tomorrow afternoon at No 2W East
r I Broadway In the Terrace Ljccum
Bhould this meeting the name as tho
it other meetings declare for a strike tho
General Executive Board will meet and
the ofllccrs nlll decide according to tho
Ituatlon
The Jewish tailoring element has
withdrawn for good from the United
Garment Workers of America of which I
I 111 general sewrotary and founder
There Will be conferences with the
contractors nnd tho manufacturers aa
i neither U opposed to a general strike
An account of the demoralized wugo
j jlandard contractors prices luivo been
cut to auoli a point as not to afford
Chem a living Hundreds of contractors
I have Bono out of business
Tho manufacturers tire likewise suf
fering from tile breaking down of the
Wage standard and the development of
t cutthroat competition
I fOUND WIFE DEAD AFTER
READING OF SUICIDES
Despondent over fancied lllnesj Mrs
J Miry L Schiller the handsome wlto of I
I Walter 0 Sohlller a Jeweler com
milled fiirtoklo at her homo No M
i South Sixteenth street East Orange
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by Inhaling Illuminating giis Her body
was found list night t > y her husband
when he returned home Mrs Bohlller
hid been married two years and her
life had always been happy according
to her husband and her father They
declare that 5ho had abicdutely nothing
to worry about except that she be
llettd abe was ntfferlng from tuber
etulosls which phjslcans who xanJiud I
her elcnlcd
I Whllo reluming heSnie joterday Mr
J fklilllcr pail 10day ho road about the
double suicide of Mr anti Mm Hacker
lIe COUld not undArstand hosaid why
I t he paid BO much attention to tho detals
Of the double tragedy until he reached
home and found that lila wife had
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METROPOIJTAN TOWER
MARTIN ENGELS
NIECE IS SUED
FOR A DI VORCE
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Her Husband Son of Police
Inspector Miles 1Reilly
Makes Seriius Charges
As a result of n motion nmlo to
tiny In tho Special Term nf th Brook
JMI Rirrwuc Court IrAerfiJI ilfs
closures oamo out concerning a suit
for absolute dlvorco which has Just
been med 15 John K 0Hal > son of
Pollee Inspector Miles Ollellly
n lwt Ille > tiir Wnllaco ORelllo a
nice of Jljrtln Biiire the oU Tom
many leader of the Eighth Assembly
District of Manhattan
The oouUo were mafrted In ISM
OReilly had met lIps Wallace and
courted her while fho was a girl pupil
I na convent fohtxil They hnve two
sons one fourteen and the other
twelve Tlioy pjraled a few day
ago after tits husband had soundly
thrashed Ifarrv A Swinton n private
detective of Now York whom he i
caught In his home at N 872 Madison
strict Urookly Swinton was arrested
and arraigned In the Gate Avenue
Police Iomt
According to tle husbands petition I
his wife has been a hopelesj victim of
the drink habit for jears She has been
confined In various sanitariums hos
pitals and Insane asylums and nan
each tuna discharged as cured lie cites
one alleged Instance of her conduct
which occurred 191 when dressed In
a single garment she tried he maya to
climb the fence of their house while
Intoxicated Swlnton In named as co
respondent
Poe facts were disclosed after are
qtie3t haJ bten made by Mrs OHclllys
lawyer Louis Sachs for counsel fees
and alimony pending the final decision
In the case Justice lilackmur reserved
decision
RIVEASIDEDRIVE IN
PANIC O ER MAO DOG
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Four Policemen Open Fire on
Animal and Kill 11
After Chase
It took four patrolmen to kill a big
Newfoundland dog supposedly Butter
ing from rabies which this afternoon
terrorize pedestrian on Illverslde
Drive
Uivld Wlmmtr a park employee was
attacked by tho dog He Raw It a great
BhOg1g fellow well kept and Intelligent
looking lying under sumo shrubbery
Wlmmer was cutting crass near Grants
Tomb and ai ha got nearer the dog
wIth the machine ho notice It snarling
Wlmmer worked nearer to It when tho
dog suddenly pnin at his shoulder
Wlmmer dodged nnd the dogs teeth
closed on tho bib of his overall tearing
It off
Iatirolman James Mahoney hurried up
and fired At the animal before It couid
sprttiR on Wlmmer agaIn A fecond I
shot from the patrolmans gun sent the
dog scurrying south on the drive h Wim
mer and Iatrolnian Herbert chased the
anImal but could not get a food shut
at It
At One Hundred and Twelfth street
tllcyule Patrolmtn MarUn and Dunham
took up the chase Tioy rod hard but
found It rtimcult to rtttoh up with the
animal They fired six abets tour of
which took effect and at Ont Hundred
end Ninth itrtrt Uti dog Cg4 dd
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Dr De Forest Has Already
Contracted for Conversa
tion from Metropolitans
High Steeple to the Eiffel
Towers Tall Spire
Youll pretty soon be able to murmur
to your sweetheart In Paris over the
telephone provided she makes the trip
I to the top of the Eiffel Tower says
Dr Leo Deforest who Invented the
wireless telephone and furthermore
i t wont b A very long Before youll be
able to hear Caruso singing a new I
opera rolo at least Ix months before
he production Is made In New York
Such fc prediction savoring of Del
lamy and Verne nobody even had a I
thought of Mumjhauien fell from the
lips of the doctor as he sit clad In
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iveralli In his buzzing zipping wire
< ss telephone laboratory near the top
if the Metropolitan Life Insurance
bower In Madison avenue yesterday
itternoon
Ha had Just signed a contract with
he directors of the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company which gives him
he sole right to use their 700 foot
ower In Madison Square the tallest
fflce building In the worldwlth the
loudgrazkw tip of the Eiffel Tower
he tallest etruofure In the world
In a rear boasts Dr Deforest
his connection will be completed
Jt course there are numerous experi
ments to be conducted and we expect
W1f CAPTURES
THIEF ITHOUT
WAKI G HUBBY
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Didnt Want to Break His Rest
So Just Sat Down on
the Burglar
A little thing like n burglar dropping
In for an cirly morning call was not
considered by Mrs Mary Schaffer of
aumclcnt Importance to disturb her
husband at 3 oclock today and being
hefty and having raised a family of
live husky boys sho simply captured
the Intruder with as lltle fuss as pos
bleAt
deal of
At that there was a good
fuse and Mrs Scluffer made the most
Schaffer a
Is John
of it Her husband
baker whose shop Is No 4J Metropolitan
Wllllamsburg and their
politan avenue
sleeping apartment Is In the rear
In the
> urglarie
There have been t0
neighborhood within ten days and as
slaep
has been
Sohaffer
Mrs
she IUYS
ing with one eye open
noise about 3
When she heard a
oclock she tiptoed out Into the shop
surprised to see a
and was not much
over
the fanllllllt
man drop gently from
the door
she
wait JOhn
I didnt want to
said In court lie had a hard days
soundly
work and was sleeping O
still on
So whllo Mr Burglar was
his allfours she Jumped right nn him
HO pounds he was
and 118 she weighs
surprise Ho
more or less taken by
but found 111 mos
tried to get up
allover
rolled and struggled
slble and they
over the plac
I didnt have time to get the club w e
keep behind the counter In the shop
said Mrs Schaffer If I lied there
wouldnt have been nearly w much
trouble with him
Not until she had Quieted her captlva
and was sitting In a comfortable pos
ture on his panting form did Mrs
Schaffer call her husband
Get a policeman she said Ill
hold this fellow till you come back
John got Policeman Fass who took
the prisoner Joseph Badrluch twenty
years old to the Bedford Avenue Court
where he was held for examination
Two Weeks Wed Is Drowned
The body of Samuel T Weldon wee
found In a pond at Mllburn L I yes
terday He had been missing since
Saturday when he started to go fishing
In the bay It was evident that he was
drowned by falling through an open
trestle Ho was married two weeks
ago
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Atlantic City
and return
PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad
Wednesday August
SPECIAL TRAIN
Leaves New York 725 A M
Leaves Brooklyn 715 A M
Stopping it Newark Elizabeth New
Brunswick Returning leaves
Atlantic City 7m P M
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to encounter scores of difficulties but
I am confident that we will establish
the connection
Dr Deforest Is A young man who
looks as It he means what he says
and furthermore knows what he ii
talking about
The leafcon I am so confident he
continued Is because when I was In
Paris last spring I beard nlreleis mes
sages from tho station at Glace Bay
Nova Scotia to the Eiffel Tower and
the machine used was of only two
horsepower while we have apparatus
of ten times that power which will
make It comparatively easy to connect
with the Metropolitan In Now York
The antenna buzzed with the message
and I got my Idea then
The antenna That Is the wire or
network of wire The word mean lit
erally the feeler and Is generally ap
plied to Insects and I think only the
French with their peculiar tact In ap
plying names would have thought of
the application In this particular Cer
tainly It Is most appropriate
Dr DeForest not long ago climbed to
the top of the Metropolitan town and
adjusted a wire The cjnnectlon Is to
be hid just under a circle of arc lights
at the very top under the bue of the
flagpole
The aesthetic aoul of the architect of
the tower Mr LeBrun was shocked
ELECTION FRAUD
STORY TOLD IN
ASSAULT CASE
Bowery Lodging House Attack
Hinged on Padded Rolls
and Repeaters
In the examination of James Walsh
said to be tho manager of several
Bowery lodging houses before Magis
trate Trina In the Jefferson Market
Court today on a charge of assaulting
cne of hli former clerks ihero nni
talk of floaters and padding regis
trrs of primaries and Superintendent
of Electloni Leary
William J Lofton was complainant
He Is elderly lived at No 6 > i West
Thlrtjninth street he saul and had
been employed at a lodging house
managed by Walsh at Xo 212 Bonerj
Ill said under oath that he
wax as
saulted by Walsh on the flowery and
Spring street lajt Wednesday and
kicked and beaten while prostrate
Walsh was arrested and taken to the
Night Court hut Laffan thought the
lieutenant at the Mulberry street sta
tion told him to go to court at 9 In the
morning lie did so yesterday to learn
that Walsh had been discharged the
night before for want of n complainant
So he swore to an affldavlt charging
Walsh with assault and Magistrate
Crane Issued a warrant In court to
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I Sound Waves to Jump
i Through Space Mile and
a Half at a Bound and
Give New York Carusos
Song Rendered London
He thought there would bo protuber
ancn and wlros that would destroy the
symmetry of his tower but not 10
j There wilt simplY be eight little cop
I per wire extending from the tower
I to the station njilch will be built on
I the top of the elevenitory part of the
Metropolitan Building on the Fourth
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avenue Ide and the e will be abso
lutely Invlslblo from the street ao there
will be ho snuck In the eye to art
My experiments nlll ba compara
tively Inexpensive Mill Dr DeForeit
I have no toners to build which ate
up 10 many hundred of thousands when
the wireless Idea was new for the Eiffel
and the Metropolitan are already erec
ed In October or at the latest No
vember I expect to have wireless tele
phone communication with the nearb
large cities and before long with
Havana
When I say he continued that
you oau hear a new Caruso song an
hour or two after he sings It I
mean that If he sings at Covent Garden
London for Instance the gramophone
record Is cent to PAth there adjusted
to our apparatus and waved over to
our tower In Now York
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The time Is not far distant when
a pactengnr In the saloon of an ocoim
liner will be able to hear the strain I
of an opera which In being given at f
Metropolitan Manhattan or Coven
Garden operahouses
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day Iirfan toM a disjointed story nf
having been assaulted last October a
day or two after the Ort primary daj
because he was sii pected of haying
glen Information 10 Htipt OLenry
about discrepancies In tho registry took
of No 212 Uonerv
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Ijiffan rtcrilwl that ho trait a sriuoal
er nnd told of nfiiiliig to she intern
iitlon about padding of registry book
to Mr liclssno ho thought le name
WH roelledn Deputy AtloineyUcn
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ncomiiindatlon am was refiipwl one
Vnlnh saying thai iuoilcrs wire
not entitled to leiominnidntloti1
VaNh donliM that time was any
pndflini cif Indglngioiisr bonkp anti
arlmlttcd assaulting Laffan niyln ha
did It In self defense
Walsh was held for trial li 12iO
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JOHNTEMPLEGRAVES j
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Vice Presidential Candidate
Not Yet Able to Enter
thecampaign
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Col John Temple Graos eanthItttei
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for WcePresldent of the Independents
Party Is unable ai vet to parllclpatei
In the political campaign Seven I
weeks igo IIP was obliged to undergo
a slight surgical operation which wee
expected to c nfln him but a fen Ilas
Progress toward complete recotep
was not as rapid UI anticipated On
Wednesxlai Cal Graves IsltJ his of
fire hut the exertion proved too gNat
Ho suffered a set luck and Yesterday
the doctors ordered him to the country
for complete rest Col Graves expect
to return within two ne ks to take up
active political work
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