The evening world. Newspaper, April 24, 1895, Page 6

SIN MLED Lard Bholto Douglas Wanted to Marry 0 Variety Actress. fits California Friends Had Him Arrested as Insane, BAKERSFIELD, Cal., April 24.—Lord C..Dougias, son of the Marquis ot who was arrested here charged with insanity, has @pentiing much of his time during ‘the past week among the lower half of the world of Bakersfield. Monday night he gambled in one of ‘Whe fecal variety theatres and lost about 900. He is infatuated with a young { @eng-and-dance artist named Addis, and = ‘Fe Several times during the past week has proposed marriage. He spent about $0 wine and gave her a marquise ring present morning he applied for a license and took ft to her. him she would have to wait Became of age, which will months. —a declares she does not love veo was more, does Paka into his family an bonor to her. “If she marries it will be because she might life she is now living. meee ‘# true name is supposed fooney. She recently came here canvent in, Ban, Francisco and in t ve business by her ie ently ran the Brewery is a pretty Irish girl, ap- een years old, about’ five hi ‘Fes just going to bed when ed, He sald it was a ‘most re- ble proceeding to arrest a man on the complaint of one He ts Sf present confined in the ward, of the jail and must be ye pc before releaned. was atly excited, but refused talk of experience to reporters. fends who stopped his ro- by caus his arrest also Ese payment of of over $300 worth ‘Jouses are really only — > —___ STUNNED IN A JURY-ROOM. @urer Rieper Tipped His C! Was Knocked Out. mY Ateper, a saloon-keeper, at jumbus avenue, who resides at ir and a ‘West Ninetieth street, was one of lo met with an acci- slightly injured in the -room a 2 o clock this morning, jury had been out all ni and fF was tired and sleepy. ry tipped ohair back against the wall, lost hi leper's head struck stunned for a few ads hysictan from the Hudson Street ‘who pro- Bis injuries trif ing. In a short Bao cage the discussion of the case. ota Rie hcl New Irish Military Body. %Ge wala Cat another Irish regiment is to be @ermet in New York. Several hundred members disbanded Sixty-ninth have promised to, ‘Rew organisation. . Dy. Talmage Court-Martialed. ev, De Witt Talmage was court-maritaled pessatly tm Dia capacity as chaplain of the Th feenth Regiment, Dr. Talmage’s offense was a from regimental meetings without lea ‘The clergym in the suit of the Dueber fr Gompany against | the # examined by THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 9%, 1 CATHERINE AND ELIZABETH NOL (rum TWO SISTERS UNDER INDICTMEN "CATHERINE NOLAN’S TRIAL. She Ie Charged with Rrother with Polson. ‘The trial of Catherine W. Nolan, of Bailaton, N. Y., who Is charged with having polsoned her brother, John Nolan, opened yesterday im that town. ‘The prixoner heard the reading of the charges against her without showing any emotion, The prose zution claims that the polaon was given Nolan in a cup of tea June 8 last. Catherine told the Coroner's jury at the inquest that she had drunk aft wards from the same cup, without hav- tg wahed tt. ir, Sherer, who performed the autopsy on Nolan, ‘testified yesterday that deceased hight have met his death tre creosote or tartaric acid poison, The defense ‘olaima that jess Cath- erine’s motive for killing her brother can be established, her connection with the death cannot be proved. fe ee Lost on Broadway. Patrolman Conrad, of the Mercer atreet ton, at 1.90 o'clock this morning, found ag old lady, about weveuty years old, on Broadway, at Fourteenth street, almlessly wandering about She gave her name as Hriget, Me Julia living in New York, but she did not where they lived. The old Hd and In deep mourning. J Simms turned her over to the care of the prison matron until her frlends could be found or until they should come jor her. OTTAWA, Ont., April 2%.—Hon. J. C. Patter- eon, Miniater of Militia In the present Govern- ment, has resigned his portfolio and will leave for California this morning. Friction between himself 1 Major-Gen. Herbert ts the the resis: Ration. Mr. Patterson announces to hie friends that a4 long as Canada in "Engiand’s donkey ‘engine he will not live in the country. aba misthet headless Only Three on the Big Coach, Most of the coaching party invited by Miss Turnure to take a ride this morning to the bile coach The coach left with only Mise Turnure, re Dodge and Mr. Henry Robbins as Frederick Bronson drove. T FOR POISONING THEIR BROTHER.) PERRY STILL IN JERSEY. Extradition Papers Await Justice Lippincott’s Decision. The extradition of Oliver Curtis Perry, the express train robber, will not be ac- complished before next Saturday. It is probable even then that Perry's coun- sel, ex-Judge Hoffmann and Alexander Simpson, will step in with another writ and attempt to con- eding indefinitely, Justice Lippincott, of the Supreme Court, sald this’ morning that in all probability he would not hear argu- ment on the writ now before him, in connection with which Commissioner Nugent took evidence Monday, until next Saturday morning. It Is understood that Gov. Werts, Trenton y: day, signed extradition papers, fully understanding that ano: der would not be served on SI fey to surrenier Perry. to the State officials until Justice had rendered a decision on the writ Lawyer Bee ein that if Juntic against immediately , allegin, man in the Hudson County Oliver Curtis Perr: WAS MRS. KANE POISONED? Coroner Hoeber Causes the Arrest of Her Husband ,John, John Kane, a printer, thirty-six years old, of 116 Forsyth strect, was held to await the action of Coroner Hoeber, by Justice Burke, in Exsex Market Court. to-day. He Is the husband of the woman, Mary Kane, who died in the al- coholic ward in Belleyue Hospital last Sunday. On e case was diagnosed when an autopsy was made tinue such proc pr said th writ § alcoholism, but tt polsoning. It 1s belleved that the woman, qua: relled with her husband, and Co: Hoeber txaued a warrant for his arrest. Kane attended his wife's wake at 4 Pearl street, and on leaving there went to a Rivington street saloon, where he was arrested, Kane was committed by Hoeber without ball to the, Tombs, —$— = Mas Winer ow's ort teething ourex wind colle dinrrhisa, dc, 250. %° ment, Banks, Rallreads and ta fact all mercantile busi. en" french i ye. fated q shade, NTIQUE OAK SUIT, 3 pleces; high, 4 feet G inches wide; ing Case, Gs Dress deco- large ail com: OUBLE XX Tin, theo at %, d, mt feret yoy and fil- ig pints, [EES ERY BAUMANN & GOMPAN Bed 6 feet side “of pain hse 6B QQ]; hy quits Deis inches, 1 Lx evel 3G, 89 2 foot and. brass knobs, extra high $5 50 rail on t extended foot end un head, at ‘ground cofige in filter and’ pour Pg water through ANaiore rench Bevel Plate 40x18 inches, heii of glam 6 te IGHLY | Polished Corner Chair, cov- ered in Kugs or ler dew width inoves 910,00 Oak Glass Rocker, velve body Brus, antiq. int PRUE, FOLDI morning fail 13 not ring the hospital the woman's was found that she dled from Paris green er Coroner a By RUN forchildren |FOR GIVING STRAW BAIL —o— Diederich Tragman Held $5,000 Charged with Perjury. There Are Others, but They Have Not Becn Apprehended. The work of Assistant District-At- torneys Unger and Hennessey in un- earthing ar or ed gang of straw bailers, promises to bring to Justice a dozen or more individuals, including @ few small-fry lawyers. Diederich Tragman, one of the princt- palx, Was arraigned before Recorder Goff on a bench warrant in General Ses- sions to-day, He pleaded not guilty was held in $5,000 bonds. ragmen lives at 1444 Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn, He kas signed batl bonds under the names of David Tragman, D. Tragman and Diederich Trag- They were generally for weil- known crooks, who failed to appear when the cases were called in General Sexstons, Assistant District-Attorneys Hennes- sey and Unger noticed the large num- ber of bonds to which Tragman's name attached, and they began an in- Vestigation. The matter was laid befor Goff yesterday. He Issued rants for 7: las “Lowthers," ree Willa: nknow! Lundredth Anderson, 11 West Out of this number ‘Tragman was the only one arrested up to noon to-day. Mefore it reached Recorder Gott y terday Assistant District-Attorney Hen- Heawoy had taken the matter before {he Grand Jury, in which the names of two lawyers and several others were tm- plicated, The charge on which rrested Was perjury, in swe was not on more than oi The case that-has been submitted to tha Grand Jury |e not based on the prevent charge. In fact there ure sutfi- [cient charges against ‘Tragman to keep him in prison the rest of his life if a viction 1” secured on each one. Four bonds etyned by Tragman were declared forfetted © ner Gott wsterday. They were those of Watson, ams,” O'Brien: and the Anderson woman. ‘When the Assistant’ District Attorneys noticed the number of bonds that Tragman had #igned they verifled thelr suspicions by putting the ca the calendar und pushing them for iy rapidly as pons "rhe defendant, failed to ap bench warrants for their arr TOOK HIM A A WEEK TO DIE. Wiinon Got Drunk After He Had ut Throat wih a Jackknife, Thomas Wilson, the tramp who, while suffering with delirium tremens a week ago. went Into @ vacant lot in Moris santa and cut his throat with a jack- knife, died last night in Bellevue How- pital, ho tramp woke up some hours after cutting his throat and found himself tlt alive, “Then he concluded that lity was worth living after all and began to get drunk. A fresh flow of blood drove jhim to the Harlem Hospital. He was transferred to Bellevue. — = Plumber Glennon Weary of John Glennon, forty-nine years olf, of 535 Second avenue, @ plumber, attempted to commit nutcide by cutting his throat with a large kul rly this morning. He was taken to Bellevu Hospital = priaot Recorder war- Watson, . 181 West Magele ‘Tragman was ring that pail bond. rand the t followed, ADIFS size of oval plate 10x Antique Oak, wink r ok strong. NG-MED, @ fect high 3 | feet 6 inches wide; this size $5 50 only erior mahogany: finish Bedroom suit, 3 pieces; Bed, height 6 ft, 4 in, ait 8 in. wide 2:30, be drawers, $18 00 nt EFRIGERATORS, Imitation oak ish, wine Mined, on & charcoal filled, tim. $4.29 Reception Chair, covered in good qual Brogatelle, good tipholstery, rich \ mahogany fin! ATTAN SUIT epitonally 1 consist one Tote-a Tete, one Arm: Chi vale iat lecleleadal cst tg OUT-OF-TOWN BUYERS VEN CAR-FARE FREE. trade receives @ attention. ud ment ey where Freight paid. Tollet Table, width of top BEX LM THREE RESCUES FROM FIRE. Fire in a Tenement Basement Nearly Ends in Asphyxtation. Edward Connelly, a Grummer, who lives on the second floor of the apart- ment-house 247 East Elghty-seventh Street, discovered a fire at 2 o'clock this morning. For many years the neigh- borhood has been gossiping about the strange habits of Connelly, Every morn- ing, Winter and Summer, he gets up, goes to the foot of East Fighty-seventh wtreet and swims In the river for an hour. He 1s always attended by two dogs. When he awoke at 2 o'clock this morn- ing he believed it was time to get up and go to the river. There was a bright glare alongside his window. He thought it was the sun ani got up, only to find his room fiiled with smoke and that the bright glare was a blaze in the lower part of the house. Connelly rushed to the street and found Patroiman Holder and Leldel drag- ging three Itallans from the basement. It wan here the fire started. The po- licemen knew the Itallans sient there, where they ran a little vegetable store. The men are Vincenzo Mistrecti, his brother Francisco and Gluseppi Vanenti. They were almost overcome by smoke, and the flames were burning the floor beside the beds, ‘There were five families in the house. All were safely out when the first engine arrived. The fire was confined to the lower part of the house. The dama, estimated at $1,000, It is bejeved the house was set afire by one of the ttalians while smoking & plpe in bed. This man says, however, that last night he did not sinoke. a Broker Knapp's Stable Burned. (Special to The Evening World.) WHITE PLAINS, N. Y., April 24.—The exten- ive stables of the Fernwood Company and Robert M. Knapp, a New York stock broker, were totally astroyed by, fre 2 nd 1 o'clock this mst Knapp haa his ‘The Darnw were not the In eepdiary free whlch gccuered about a year ago fn tila section of the count — Chiidren's Howe Burned. POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. pri! 4.—The Priory Farm Home for Friendless Chiltren, at Chest nut Ridge, Datehess County, was @estroyed by fire last night. Tho children were all taken out of the dormitories to places of safety. Tho building and contents Insured for $3 hut the toms exceeded that sum by several 4 dollars. ‘The Home {s conducted iplacopal fraternity known as the Lrothera of Nazareth. ol an tae BICYCLER DEVITT KILLEO. His Life Crushed Out Under the Whee's of a Coal Cart. (pectal to The Evening World.) YONKERS, N. Y,, April 24.—Chauncey B, Devitt, son of John J. Devitt, a wealthy produce dealer of Yonkers, was run down last night by a coal wagon of the Yonkers Coal Company while riding a bicycle on Woodworth avenue, ‘The heavy cart passed over his body, crushing in his ribs He died this morning. Killed by a Runaway Team. ‘William Fanshawe, twenty years, oldest son of 8, Fanshawe, @ well-known and wealthy whone of are in Pine street, this died thin morning in Westchester of in- A last evening in a ay acel- Young Fanshawe was In a dogcart junction of two ro wned by William C cart, throwing Fansl he’ pole of the team. st Fanshawe. In th je and the horses trampled upon Alm. Ti ung Man was a member of the Country Club. the is when a runaway team ‘han dashed into the dog: the coachman out NTIQUE Oa Frtension Table, a0 foe Taian ae 4.63 Iuundsome carvings on streten inch S.-quart T-quart 1 quart 2quart 21. quart. Top. —— A Ooupling Pin Breake on the Sixth Avenue Road Passengers Panic-Stricken as the Cars Bump and Tremble. Cold chills ran through the passengers on a Sixth avenue Elevated train as it was rounding the high curve between One Hundred and Fourth and One Hun- dred and Sixteenth street stations at 7 o'clock last night. The even progress of the last four coaches became changed Into jerks, which sent the cars rapidly forward for a few feet, to be abruptly stopped, and as suddenly driven forward again, he second coach rocked from side to side as if it were leaving the trac! and the passengers on the rear coaches became panic-stricken and rushed to the doors, The stopping of the train prevented many from risking lfe by jumping to the crossties between the tracks. It was learned that the coupling pin between the first and second coaches had broken. The two small chains between the coaches were all that kept the train from scattering. The uneasy motion of the car was caused by a sudden tension of these chains, followed by. relaxation as the rear coaches were jerked forward and again stopped by bumping against the first co The second coach was almost pulled from the track by the chain attached to the side of the platform towards the outer portion of the curve, and this caused the tremendous swaying. ‘The train was stopped by Hugere Sher- man, the guard, 10 stood where the coupling broke He aro across the e cord, signal- minutes to replace the P The passengers were so much rightened some of them wanted to Ket 1 walk to the One Hu i Sixteenth street station. the train could not be start curve again without accident, Tt is belleved If the oute: snapped might have sent the front of th coach over the high trestle, possibly re- sulting in the others following ft. ——— a New York Men Hurt—One Killed, if two despatches last night, one from Joseph Crawfont, Superintendent of the New York Division of the Jersey C 4, and another from Cincinnati. Sup ford's despatch states Wiliam, twenty-two years old, of and Frank M West Th at Philadeiph train, Hatem ankle and Me 8 bark and one of his arms were injured... The Clncinnatl despatch states tha: Edward Duval, of New York City, died last Monday in a Cincinnati Two Supt. Nyrnes revel Craw= Bateman, In trying to get of a freight had hie left eg, cut off at th ‘heat was badly inches Finished Anthyue. PERIOR finished Colar. wood Chest 24 inches, depth 24 liches, strong handles i) Gaia ‘il i) iS , Pans. 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