The evening world. Newspaper, April 29, 1895, Page 5

TO LET wo HAN ESCAPED FROM WARD'S ISLAND, Mrs. Spiegel, an Asylum Pa. tient, Doped Employees on the Boat. SH SHE HAD LOST HER PASS Department Officials Say She Dreaded Going Back to Her Husband. HE WAS KEPT IN IGNORANCE. When He Called at the Institution He Was Told He Could Not See Her. ‘The mystery surrounding the disap- pearance of pretty twenty-year-old Lis- sie Spiegel, wife of Simon Spi N, of 149 Spring street, from the woman's depart- ment of Ward's Island, where she was Datient, was partly explained to-day. Her husband who atill believes she met with foul play, says the officials ‘on the island retuse to give him any in- formation as to her whereabouts, or to Say whether she was on the island or not. It was admitted to-day that not only @id the woman leave the Island, but that she had escaped in a remarkable manner, It is the first case of a woman pri oner having escaped from that institu- tion in a number of years, and the Charities Commissioners are carefully investigating. Spiegel created a scene in the offices of the Commissioners of Charities and Cor- Fection to-day, where he went to de- mand his wife, She had been a patient on the island from October until last Thursday, MRS. SIMON SPIEGEL, (The woman wid escaped from Ward's Island Asylum.) It waa only half an hour before Splegel's arrival that the Commissioners had learned that the sought-for woman had escaped from the institution, Spiegel Was Half Cras ‘This fact was broken to Spiegel, and when he realized it he wrung his hands and acted as if half crazy, “I want my wife," he creid, “and you must get her for me. What ts it to me for you to say that she escaped? She was in your keeping, and you must get her for Bplegel was accompanied by his brother, and the latter was just Much excited. Both speak Engilsh persectly and an interpreter was called to the room. All three Commis- Porter, Wright and Faure were the t the time, and Medica] Superin- tendent Dent, who had charge of the ‘woman on the island, was called in to ve particulars of the escape to the ereaved husband. For fully fifteen minutes Splegel stormed about the office and then he demanded: “Where is Mosely?’ ‘The latter was a physician on Ward's island while Mrs. Spiegel was there, ut was transferre. to Blackwell's Island before her escape. Spiegel, how- ever, believes that Mosely had a hand In the escape. He believes, in fact, that e knows where the woman {s and is eeping her from him. Ho left the Commiusioners threatening vengeance. irs. Spelgel gave birth to a baby last October, and became affected with mel- @ncholia, Her reason gradually re- turned, however, and it was the Inten- tion of Dr. Dent'to have discharged her on Friday last as convalescent. Disliked Her Husband. ‘Thursday morning Mra. Spiegel was formed that she would the next d turned to her husband's cz cording to Dr, Dent she then sa! would not live with Spiegel, that sh an aversion to him and never wanted to see him again. Between the Island and One Hundred and Fifteenth street the steamboat Mer- id, owned by the Department, makes houly Fung for the convenience of pa- ents and attendants. On Thursday nigat the last run was made at 7 O'clock, Four men are employed on the boa’ -the captain. engineer, a man Bamed Clancy, and Michael Slattery, a eck hand. ‘No one is allowed to board the steamer less they can Fhow @ pass, It was ttery'a duty to examine the passes ‘nd enter the name in a book kept for he purpose. : thebt one minute before the 7 o'clock & woman, enveloped in & fo8- late he ays. a then said she had got one from Dr, Monette, the officer of th halt an hcur before, but had misiaid it. She Pleaded that she would not have time to Bo back and get it before the boat rted Slattery says that, believing er to, be one of the attendants, he Bllow er on board, ‘She waa taken to New York, and all trace of her has since been lost. She Ww! Mrs. Spiegel. Dr. Dent says that half an hour after her disappearance, the esca) was re- rted and arrangements made to follow fer te New'¥er They were frustrated, jowever, by the denials of all on board the Mermaid that any woman had ero ‘That particular part of Dr. Dent's report to the Commiasion- ers, made to-day, Is as follows: Report on the Disappearance, In Memory of the Rapid Goers. crossed. The purpor city was abandoned, and @ useless search about the island was kept up all night. ‘Throughout the next day employees peralated in of following her to this band. oem on to Sai jew York City had The report that after- wards, when searched by a number of attendants. and in fact by Dr. Dent himself, Slat- tery, evidently frightened at the escape, been made a full confession, In this he was joubtless hastened by the exposure in “The Worl His confession is mainly as outlined above. He takes the whole responsi- bility upon himself, and says that none of the crew had any idea that the wo- man was on board. He denied every- thing at first, he sabi, because he knew he had violated the rules, and was afraid of the consequences. His confession closes with an appeal that he be permitted to resign. The Commissioners will meet afternoon and take action in Slattery’s cas Dr, Dent will attend the meeting. Ag to Mosely’s alleged connection with the woman's aeeeine win’ br. nate says there is not in tt, “The fact is," he said, ‘one of the physicians on Blackwell’ Island re- signed, and I directed Dr. Mosely to go down and take his place. He did so, That was some da: before Mrs. Spie- gel’s disappearance He has since been on Blackwell's Island and is there now “It is the first escape we have had from that place in my recolles n. The only clothing the woman hed when leaving was the regular house dress for pagent and the cloak, The latter also longs to the institution. It is worn b: the patients, but attendants some: times buy cloaks like it. “While I am satisfied that others be- sides Slatterly saw the woman on board the boat, that is not a question for me to inquire into. The Commissioners will doubtless attend to th: ed MGR. SATOLLI LEAVES TOWN. Pat- Tendered a Reception by St. Fick's School Children, ‘The children of the boys’ and girls’ school of old St. Patrick's Church, in Mulberry street, tendered a reception this morning to Mgr. Satolli, the Apos- tolic delegate, Father Rooker, his secretary, reached the boys’ school shortly before 10 o'clock. | Mgr. Quigley and Bishop - thum, of South Carolina, were also with them. relates were re- The distinguished earney, pastor of celved by Rev, John St, Patrick's, who took them through both the schools, Of the others present there were Rev, Father Hannigan, of Bt. Raphael's. and Rev, Fathers Mur- phy and O'Brien, of St. Patrick's, and Christian Brothers Quintinam = and Agap's, of La Salle Academy. ‘An interesting programme Was carried out by the children. Mgr. Satolll waa particularly pleased with the chorus of youthful volo He also expressed much pleasure while viewing the exhi- bition of drawings in the schoolroom of the boys’ school. Bhorily after 11 o'clock Mer. Satolll, accompanied by his secretary, left the school, He took the 11.8 o'clock train for Washington, WOMEN PLY THE LASH. Wife-Neater Chastined According to Mr. Gerry's Idea PORT TAMPA, Fia,, April 29.—Ed- ward Tucker, a merchant of this place, has been in the habit of going home drunk and abusing his wife, Saturday night Tucker went home drunk and soon Mrs. Tucker was heard screaming. Shortly after a number of men en- tered Tucker's residence and dragged him to the outskirts of the town, where a number of women, wearing white caps were waiting. ucker was stripy A Flort ed to the waist and lashed toa tree, Then the women, each of whom was armed with a rawhide, began to lash bim. When they finished, the man's back looked like It had been knouted, The skin had been cut In a dozen places, and blood was streaming from the cuts. Tucker promised never to abuse his wife again, -_-— Wants to Search for Lieut, Peary. Lieut. Robert Peary, the engineer and Arctic explorer, who went on another North Pole hun some time ago, has not been heart from lately. His wife ts trying to start » relief expedition to look him up. She ts to lecture on Greenland, Peary has never journeyed as far north as the heroes of the {1-fated Grecly, Kaue and Cook expeditions, and sclontists are ‘beglnaing to lose faith in him. —_—— Sold His Plegons to Run Away. Maurice E, Puts, a well-dressed lad, fifteen years ol4, stopped Patrolman Nesbitt, of the Old slip station, Inst night on Broadway and asked for directions to a boarding-house. The police- man took him to the Old slip sation. He ad- mitted he had run away from hom: 139 North Third street, Philadelphia. His father is a cork manutacturer. He said he sold bis flock of pigeons for $12 and came here to look for work He had $8 {9 hie possesion when arreste!. Jus- tice Voorhis, 18 the Tombs Court, this morning committed him to the care of the Gerry Society. a Two Runaway Boys Found. At the rooms of the Y. M. C. A. this morning Policeman Anthony Gilligan found F. Hughes Johnaton, who ran from 667 West Mul- berry street, Baltimore, on March 4 The boy was turnea over to his father, Policeman J. J. Minton found Maurice Bertz, of 980 North 8 enth. street. Philadelph Broad and Water streets early this morning. He was taken care Of WW the Soclety for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children —_—_ A Long Rest for Kate Field. Publication of Kate Fieid's Washington has been suspended for a year, Ciroulars sent to subscrib- ers sate that the suspension ip due to Mis Field's 11) health. She i going to take @ long jock trip follow her. rest. Mans. WixeLow's SOOTHING SY pe Syne mad miday's a pal 26c; this | Mgr. Satolll, attended by | (From the Mortuary Works of McDougall. ) = SILOMMN DECLIRED SINE Judge McAdam Asked to Commit Him to an Asylum. His Sensational Marriage to Miss Thomas Recalled, Judge McAdam in the Superior Court to-day was srked to commit David J. ‘Soloman to the Middletown Insane Asy- jlum as an insane patient. Solomon was formerly a member of the firm of Dayid J. Solomon & Co. necktie manufacturers. The he was to have been married in August, ing whatever 1893, he was committed to the Blooming- | | dale Insane Asylum on application of his brother and business partner, Henry Solomon, DAVID J. BOLOMAN. Miss Clara Perry Thomas, the young woman to whom Soloman was engaged, j obtained a writ of habeas corpus for her lover's release from Supreme Court Justice O'Brien, who referred the qu | Hon of Solomah’s sanity to a Sheriff's jury, In ‘the evidence before the jury it de- veloped that Soioman's brother thought him insane because he had purchased $31,000 worth of out of date neckties at reported, that Soloman’s Incarcerated to pre’ his marriage to Miss Thomas, who had been an employee of the firm for twelve years. but_emphi relat! ically de- had him MRS. BOLOMAN. The jury decided that Soloman was ne, and he was discharged, Soloman d'Mise Thomas were married soon after. Soloman showed signs of insanity a short time ago and he was taken to Middletown n in charge of w! sport that he is hopelessly insa: Judge McAdam will probably sign an order of commitment this afternoon, MR. GRANT’S MARRIAGE, The Ex-Mayor to Wed Miss Julia Murphy To-Morrow, The marriage of ex-Mayor Hugh J. Grant and Miss Julla Murphy, eldest daughter of United States Senator Mur- hy, will take piace to-morrow at the the bride in Washington, The pastor of St. Matthew's Church, it is said, will probably perform the ceremony. Mr. Grant and his bride will then come to New York, after a wedding banquet, and leave immediately for @ trip in Europe. — Conching Party Defle This morning's driszly weather did not pre vent any of the guests invited by Cornelius Van- derbilt to ‘on the publ.c coxen when Fred- & driving part Club, in Westcheser, box seat, Among the Vanderbilt, the Misses Martin, Mr, Crowninshield and Mr. Martin, birth to tri Two of t and. per of 178 Attorney street, before dawn this morn boy 1 are beali Mr. and Mrs, Solomon have now four children, @ girl having been born to them two years and @ hall ago Comvenmawart & Co. LTH et skaM Grn AVE. are oflering Uhels Se carpets ub lower priovs aa eleewaess, w jen ehtid formed, y AGE OF CONSENT RAISED. TE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 1605. G OUT A sich IN th Srnec ma rn che mam E WORLD x vr 14 Wome Gov, Morton Signs the BIN Making It Eighteen Years. ALBANY, N. ¥., April 29.—Gov, Mor ton, to-day, signed the bill raising the age of consent for women from sixteen to eighteen years. He also signed the bill, constituting the Comptroller, the State Comminsion in Lunacy and the State Superintendent of Prigons as a Commission to let con- tracts for furnishing the Btate instl- tutions wth supplies ———— SALVINI’S NEW ROLE. | jon Con-! tested by Henvenutt Bros, — | A motion to open a default taken by Gaetano Civolari on a claim assigned by Alexander Sulvini, the actor, against the firm of Benvenuti Bros., decorators, was argued before Justice Van Wyck, in City Court Chambers to-day, The action was brought to recover SHE BUYS HUBBY'S CLOTHES.t Aged Mrs. Marco Testifies in Supplementary Froceedings Says She Pays All Her Youthful Spouse's Expenses, Mrs, Cornelius Maren, said to be over Reventy years oli, and worth $250,000, who, as Louis Cuuldwell, married twen- ty-six-year-old Cornelius Marco last De- cember, Was examined In the City Court to-day by Jaco Marks, attorney for Julius Schaul and Max Borck, as a wit- hess {supplementary proceedings brought against her husband, On March 1 last Schaul and Borek ob- tained a Judgment for $48 against Marco, who before his marriage kept & habertlashery upper Broadway. | The couple are living In style at th Brunswick Hotel, When Marco was ex- amined recently he testified that he} didn't support his wife, bru that Mrs. Marco gave bim as spending money every week $2.50 or $i. Mrs. Marco appeared tn court to-day clad in a long, light, tight-fitting coat, trimmed with black braid and with silk puff sleeves. Sho wore a bonnet amply trimmed with bluck feathers and a pink puff, A heavy vell covered her face. he complained of the diag neas of being mined. in objected to A number of que being “impudent and ‘insulting, Although a colt draught was directly Tnto the room through @ broken pane, Mrs. Marco kept a fan in vigorous Use comtinuously @. Do you support your husband, Mra, Marco? A. Certainly. AL the time of your marriage, or shorily | atterwants, did you make any marriage settlement on your husband? A. I did not. Q. Do you purchase his clothos board? A. Yeu; 1 pay all bis expenses, Q. Do you give him a weekly allowance? A. No, 1 don't, much money did you give him in the week ending March 27? A, Perhaps a couple of dollars of 80; 1 don't know exactly | Q Did your husband pay the expenses of your wedding trip? A. N: Q. Mave you sup alnce your marriage? A. ha Q@ What jowelry hax your hu he woars ho that was the property of my fon who teat and a diamond ring longing t Mr Marco. no jewelry when we were married heoause his creditora tok every: ting he had. T allowed him to wear the Jowelry because I told him he was Te and worthy Hut Tdi went them to him, to wear them. ANNIE WAS INCORRIGIBLE. Three Women uss a Young Girt) of Belog a #10 per cent. commission on contracts Salvini claims Ve se: cured for Benvenut! Rros. for jocora- tion of the Metropolitan Opera-House and Abbey's ur The — commission | claimed was but the defendants | are alleged to paid $125 on account. ‘The case was called before J @.ce | Fitzsimons last Wednesday, and “an in- quest by default was taken by the plain-| Uff, in whome favor a judgment. was renilered for the sum of $2,045, and $210.82 costs, Lawyer Henry F, Lippo.d sald to-day that Salvini did not obtain the awarding of the contract, nor Influence it. ‘The defendants had Offered $400 in gettlement of the suits, but the p.aintiff wanted $1,000, which’ they were not willing to} wive. In ‘his aMdavit Saivinl says that when he declined to settle for less than $1,000, Giovannt Benvenuti, one of the ‘de- fendants, said to him: “If you don’t wettie you will get noth- in skip if you get a judgment.” Salvint asks ax a condition of opening the default that Renvenut! Bros. be made co give an undertaking, and tur. ther requests that in consideration of his professional engagements, the be set dovn for May 17 next. | Decision was reserved. | PAULINE’S DUAL ROLE. Hofore the G a case nd Jury as Complain- Defendant. Pauline Uffer, a domestic employed by Mrs. Clara H, Lowrie, who lives in Fifty-third street, appeared before the Grand Jury to-day in a dual capacity as complainant and defendant. April 4 a diamond ring, valued at $100, was stolen from a mantel in Mra. Low- rie’s house, The girl was not suspected at the tm Three weeks later Pauline appeared before Police Justice Deuel, in the Workville Court, and complained against two men, Joseph Obervault and Fred- erick Morn, whom she eharged with having stolen a diamond fing from her, It was discovered then that the g:rl her- xelf had stolen the ring, and all three were held for the Grand ‘fury. To-day the men were indicted on the girl's evidence, and Pauline was in- dicted on her employer's evidence. = —<—— as a ASTOR’S NEW DEPARTURE. John Jacob Will Build an Up-to- Date Bi rant. John Jacob Astor ts about to bulld an up-to-date restaurant, at Broadway and Forty-second street. 1t will be run by Shanley Brothers, It ts planned to model the new estab- Mshment on European lines, In addition to meeting and banque’ rooms, there will be two large dining-halls, @ roof restaurant and a cafe for men. An orchestra will be a feature, and will be so arranged that the music may | be heard in all the rooms. SHEDS CLOTHES IN PUBLIC. Dr. Kerr Tells of a Young Man with a Strange Mania, Policeman Cook, of the West Thir- tleth street station, found an overcoat, a walstcoat, a hat, a shirt, collar, tle and | cuffs, a gold watch and two physicla | thermometers in the vestibule of Clark’ restaurant on West Twenty-third street, early yesterday morning. From papers in the coat it was learned that tne clothes belonged to Dr, Kerr, of 77 West Fiftieth street. About the same time a half-dressed man was seen Jon Sixth avenue. Dr, Kerr says a |} young man living in his house has mania for putting on other me clothes and shedding them In the street, ‘The young man came home in @ cab, he says, nearly frozen, yesterday morn- ———_ = _—___ in Fire Hyd: (Special to The Evening World.) NEW LONDON, April 29.—The r-works loyees are busy fishing for eels end getting in large numbers from the hydrant near the Last evening twenty-seven twenty-six alive and the other Another hydrant, a short sinh cote pes hone house were taken out in a state of decay. were pulled a ad at a fire some them, hose'and choked of the “Tt will all come out | who says she {9 a dressmaker, was held Annie Miller, of 1059 Firat avenue a good-looking woman of nineteen years, | to-day in 81,000 bail for examination in | the Harlem Police Court, charged with | grand larceny Mrs. Lizzie Garvis, of 211 East Ninety- aixth atreet, by whom Annie been | employed, said the girl stole from her | at a gold bracelet and dress gouds worth $100, Mra, Elsie, of 1713 Firat avenue, ac- cused the girl of stealing $15, given to; her to pay lod a | Mra, Hawk! 7m Park avenue, said Annie stole shoes and dress goods’ from | er. Four months ago Annie's father ob- tained a warrant for his daughter's arrest, charging her with being incor- rigible. —— Clara Morrix Joins the Charch, Clara: Morris, the actress, wax yesterday eons Armedess @ communi-ant of the Protestant Epli MISS CLARA MORRIS. copal re administered at Bonn Blatiop Potter Enjoy Lite. day will net! : fia, nobility. he. Keane you well prenarvad. & everywhere. 7c. ani D Depots Millen az tuiverity Meoae ee Ld Famous Mull r niptun or Rhea out. A cure inevery baw Dragglsts Men’s Woollens. Scotch Cheviot Suitings, Irish Hand-Loom Homespuns, English Worsted Suitings. COVERT and VICUNA COATINGS, VENETIANS, THIBETS. English Serges, Black, Blue, and [Mixed Effects, LONDON TROUSERINGS. Heavy Corduroys and Tweeds, Golf and Bicycle Suitings. fn the wash,” & ye we Pearline. "y é Ladies’ Cloths. Broadny Ligh | | to-morrow night. termed bia win | char [EVELAND's wholesome, leavens most, leavens best. Wine adel BIG FLORAL LOCOMOTIVE. to Chief P.M. Are by Locomotive En Chief Engineer P, M. Arthui Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineei will reach New York to-morrow from Cleveland on his way to Europe. CHIEF P.M, ARTHUR. A reception will be given by his fellow-engineers at the Windsor Hotel During the evening the Chief will be presented with a larce floral locomotive, which he will take with him to Scotland. —— JOR MORIAR 55, (57, AND 159 est of 3d Estimates given Furnish COUNTRY COTTAG PRICE LIST MAILE Credit Given WE WILL FUR COMPLETE AND READY FOR HOUSEKEEPING, ON YOUR OWN TE HENRY MAN TY&C0. EAST 23D ST, Ave., New York. ‘ for the Complete ing of ES AND HOTELS. © ON APPLICATION, ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF ALL GRADES OF FURNITURB RMS OF PAYMENT. 429-431 EICHTHAVE.. EVERYTHING MARKED BET. 31ST & 32D STS. IN PLAIN FIGURES, WEST 14TH ST. Bop A NEW NOVELTY. heavy Allewool Ingra' in colored centre and BTS Old Glory for the Orphana, The Epleopal Or Home, Forty-ninth Street and Lexington avenue, was the scene of mon) erday The Little or of 600 assembled In the chapel to greet Haucock Post, Ro Col, J. AL Goulden, post, presentel a handsome standard of colors to the children, One of the cepted the fag in an of Lafayette Post, at of Steinwehr Post, also poke, Misa Potter. President of the Toard of Managers, thanked the veterans for the honur conferred upon the asylum. Narger bors ace ech. Dr. Murphy, mander | Werneck, = capers = Father Phelan Raised a Storm, ASDURY PARK, April 29.—The petition of Mgr, Satolll, anking for the removal ot Father | of ®t. Loula, for hia alleged attack on | Christian Endeavorers, te circulated In Asbury k to-day, ant ts being mumerourly migned by residents of thin place and Ocean Grove, Father Phelan te bitterly denounced here for what ts earnent, godly a tana In Americ: tes of promine ton and present ( young bie a tere will go to. Washing- Satolli, nin petition to Mg Charles W Hishop Bu Charles W. thirty-five years old, buried to-tay, He lived in Wertfeld, where ho was President of th club of that town, Mr. Bishop waa a sastul atationer and lithographer e% Malden Jane, He was taken 111 to bis home| Inet November. Me leaves « witow and two chile dren. Mr. Bishop was @ ber of the Royal | Arcanum | —— A Doy of Twelve Shot Accidentally. Crampton, evening by John W target at South Paterson, y ohliatanesine aie | condition. ‘The bullet lodged tn his breast below the rib and no attempt has been mate to tract It. 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