The evening world. Newspaper, May 22, 1895, Page 3

etd gre AS MARTI BEEN KILLED? The Despatch Is Explicit, but Doesn't Gibe with Pre. tious Advices. SUPPOSED HE LEFT GOMEZ, The Soene of Battle Away from Where the Rebels We Thought To Be, THE SPANISH TROOPS VICTORS. ff Advices from Santiago Are Cor- reot the Insurgents Lost Heavily. Copyright, 1895, by Press Publishing Company, New York World.) @pecial Cable Despatch to The Evening World.) HAVANA, Cuba, May 22.—It is difi- cult to believe that Jose Mart! was killed in yesterday's battle, as the last advices indicate that he had left Go- smez, but Gen. Salcedo's despatch is ex- Plicit on thie point. It was also reported that Gomez was Nearer the border of Puerto Principe than the locality mentioned as the scene of battle. If the advices from Santiago are cor- rect, however, the insurgents have met with heavy losses. Gen. Salcedo ts a man of high character, and it Is doubt- ful if he would misrepresent. He wired to Gov.-Gen. Campos the depatches that Col. Sandoval sent him. an energetic officer known as a “fighting man.” ‘This is what Gen. Salcedo, command- | ing the Department of Santiago, tele- graphed to Gen Campos last night: “On Monday a battle lasting one hour and a half occurred between a Spanish column under Col. Sandoval and several hundred insurgents commanded by Max- imo Gomez and Borrero. “Mart! was with the rebels. “The spanish troops first encountered Gomes between Palmas and Reman-/ ganaguas. Gomez moved to a point be- tween Bijas and Dos Rios, with the in- tention of crossing the river Canto and entering Puerto Principe. Here @ battle ensued. “The insurgents were driven from their Position and dispersed in several sub- divisions, The Spanish troops were in pursuit when & messenger was de- ®patched to Santiago with the informa- tion that fifteen insurgents were found dead including a body which was recog- nized as Jose Marti. The correspondence of Marti was also captured. “The loss on the Spanish side w five killed and seven wounded. The wounded prisuners sald that Gomez was ounded.”” Gen. Salcedo promises further details later. (By Associated Press.) HAVANA, May 22.—News has been re- ved here of another victory of the Bpanish troops over the rebels, This engagement was fought on Wednesday last, May 15, near the Jauco River. The robels, retreated, were pursued and were gain defeated on May 16 and 17. The latter two engagements were | fought at Capiro Mountain and at} Mount Jaumal, The fighting was mostly | fn the bush, and the exact number of wounded js not known. But five rebels were killed during the three days’ pur- guit. On the side of the Span'sh troops rly one man, a guide, was killed, The success of the Spanish troops has been telegraphed to all the & manders, and It 1s believed that it will greatly encourage them in their opera- tions aganst the rebels. Gen. Campos Sandoval ts_ nish com- | BROOKLYN'S POLICE PARADE. One Thousand Bluecoats Will Be te Line Jane 1. Police Supt. McKelvey, of Brooklyn, to-day issued an order fixing Saturday, June 1, as the date of the annual police Parade, The column will be composed of four battalions, led by Inspectors Me- Laughlin, Mackellar, Murphy and Rellly, One thousana men will be in line, The tluecoats will _assemb! fountain on Bedford avenue at 3 P. M They Will wear thelr dress uniform Summer helmets, belts, batons and white loves. The line of march will be as follow: Bedford avenue ti io Latayerte avent to Schermerhorn streets to Clinton street, to Remsen street, to and past the re- Viewing stand in tront of the City Hall, Phere the parade will be reviewed by ‘or Schieren, the Board of Aldermen other city and county officials, CRAZY ON THE STREET. A Wealthy Man’s Som Masquerades in a Police Uniform. Henry Karscher, 90 years old, the eon of a wealthy resident of Rochester avenue, Brooklyn, was wandering around Greenpoint, dressed in @ police- man's uniform, last night He was taken to the station house, and when searched, his pockets were found to be filled with coal. He said he had instruc- tions from the Charity Commissions to father up all the coal he could find and Gistribute st among the poor, When arra.gned in the Ewen street Police Court, Williamsburg, to-day, Karscher insisted he was detailed by Supt. McKelvey to protect the cars of the Greenpoint and Myrtle avenue line until the strike was over, He was committed for examination as to his mental condition. He would not of could not tell Where he got the unl- ‘orm, the —— TRIED TO KILL A WATCHMAN. Sembler Kuocked je: less While Guarding a House. John H. Sembler, of 853 Gates avenue, Brooklyn, a roundsman of the Brooklyn, | District Telegraph Police, appeared to- day at the Gates Avenue Police Court with his head bound up, and said that while on duty last night guarding a house on Stuyvesant avenue, near Gates, he was attacked from behind by a gan, of men unknown to him, No attempt was made to rob him, but | one of the men struck him in the face with a piece of lead pipe, he thinks, and knocked him senseless, In thls condition he was found by | Court Officer Goodwin, who assisted him home and this morning brought him to jourt, where he secured a warrant for | “John Doe.” ‘Sembler thinks his assailants tried to murder him, Se Lets a Thief Go with His Watch, William Jacobs, of 269 Rutledge street, Will-| lamaburg, while riding on @ Nostrand ave-| | nue car between Driggs avenue and Berry atreet had his gold watch and chain stolen from his pocket. Jacobs says he was suspicious of the! man who sat alongside, and kept an eye on hi for fear he would his diamond | funny part of the robbery is that inet ing to get his waten from the thief, | into the police station and yelled: that robbed me is on that car, “The man steamer Gravina, wrecked off Mantia,! Phillippine Islands, during @ typhoon, show that 168 persons were drowned, | Only two of those on board of her are belleved to have been saved, | MISS HERBERT PRESENTED. | Princess Louise Oficiated for the Qucen at the Drawing-Room. LONDON, May 2.—The Princess | Louise (Marchioness of Lorne), third | daughter of Queen Victoria, teld the last Drawing-Room of the season to- day, at Buckingham Palace, in behalf | lof the Queen. The Princess of Wales, who was previously announced to have| been selected for this honor, 1s under- | stood to be indisposed. The following Americans were pre- sente Miss Herbert, daughter of Hilary A. Herbert, Secretary of the} United States Navy, who was re- sented in the Diplomatic Circle, and M “THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, _ THE TROLLEY'S LAST ‘CHILD VICTIM. Jamen O'Connor, eleven years old, Brooklyn trolley. “We exonerate the motorman and the conductor from blame and censure the Coney Island and Brooklyn Rallroad as criminally negligent proper life-saving appliances attached to its cars. Jury last night on “We will not call up harrowing thoughts by any reference to the manner of the boy's death, nor will we stir up angry thoughts by placing responsibility The Coroner's inquest, the law courts and, possibly, the District- | upon any one. Attorney “The Company hi the death of this boy, office will bring out the facts, disfigured the streets, depreciated property, broken our flagging, injured the attendance at our academy, atructed the sidewalks, “They kill the poor little children whom we love, and if we complain I have No doubt they will consider us ungrateful or assume that { am talking politics. Auppose some persons would say that the present would be a good oppor- } smol | tunity for the priest to tell mothers that they ought to teach the children to Mothers are careful to do this. & week. When the mother can't come the last worda to the ‘Be careful, now, and look out for the trolley.’ & rentleman wrote to me that he would have to move out of the neighborhood jad heart disease, and when the children were over at the church, if the doorbell happened to ring, she would faint, imagining that it was somebody come to tell her that one of the children had been run over by the trolley, Surely it ehould not be necessary to establish a kindergarten in every home to teach the children how to avo!d death on their way to the church or be careful on the to church four tim children are Decause his wife scnool. “A femedy must be found, and found quickly.” street. died May 10, '—Rev. rdict of ter-orizxd our children, ing the funeral sermon over the body of this little victim. MANY CHILD VICTIMS ———— | performance, Hoth men Fakirs Tempt the Scholars to At-| Riotous Youngs | Police Arrest Other Ticket Sellers | on the The arrests made by the police of the fish | Madison street st: other arrests to-day by the Tenderloin district show that an ap-| non ters Nearly Wreck |! an East-Side Hall. West Side, i = | ation last the night and officers: of parently organized gang of swindlers is! yack w killed by the in not having the Coroner's | ol Children have to come A few days ago James Donohue, preach- BROOKLYN NEWS, [? toct_taoue. eveyone. fi Into the Killing of James O'Connor. The Boy Was Slain Because There Was No Fender. Coroner’s Jury Cenaures the Com- pany for the Slaughter. Another Coroner’a jury has officially censured a Brooklyn trolley railroad com- Pany for not providing its cam with Proper fenders, and there ts a prospect that the Grand Jury will take up the matter and indict the company for crim- inal negligence. ‘The verdict rendered in the case of eleven-year-oll Jamea O'Connor, of 161 Ninth street, who died last Satunlay in the Seney Hospital from injuries re- ceived by being crushed under car 2 of the Ninth street 1 heid by Coroner Kene and a jury in the Fifth avenue police station, The pa- rents of the dead boy were present. Both were in deep grief over the terrible calamity, and Mrs. O'Connor was fre- quently on the verge of breaking down, All the witnessos agreed that the torman was not at fault. r mo- Mhe boy was and not stealing a When within running behind a « ride, as has been @ stone's throw of his home he started to cross the oppos.te track, and did not see car 2%, Which struck and threw him to the ground. He was jammed under the wheel guird, which “te company cals a! ite The voiy Was ko | Ughiy wedged It was necessary to litt the car to extricate it e uuloysy showed the boy's el had ‘been fractured, and fis boly was a cuts and brut The jury urned Ue verdic Wo find that the walt James 0°¢ W'm death on the I8th day of May, Injuries due to by ar No ‘oney Isla Nintiy atroet, nerate ‘the iuotorian, ain Maney, Cie conductor, Emit Zahn, from all. blame censure the Coney Island and ir j Company for eruninal neetieen Ka care with multable fen District-Attorney Ridgway was in Al- bany when an “Evening World” ‘te | Porter called at his office this morning, rk Walkley said: intriet-Atty matter before the Grand as the papers are sent to him. The wit- nesses may be summoned and examined, and If the evidence warrant# such action the Grand Jury will be asked to Indict the Ashik id oF came to wit but kiyn Hailroad not providing wi take this a soon oe Leat Their Brenkfaat by a Fire. ‘The inmates of @ four-story apartment -hout b= t si a fons'a (bleh, Broke, Salle wating | breakfast at & o'clock this morning, amelied coming up fron the eeller in dense ‘They hastened to the atrect as the en- hed up. The flames spread to the Arat up the dumb waiter and alr shafte. A second alarm was sent out. The bullling was damaged $2,000 and the four occupants owt about $1,500. The fire started in an ash barrel. —— =. - m2 Dies of Enlarged Heart, John Buckholz, of the Seventeenth Duckhols, of the Twenty- third Precinct, Hrooklyn, died last night at hie home, 648 Muehwick avenue Brooklyn, He had Deen Ul several months from what the doctors paid wre enlargement of the heart, Murkhote, who wan (hirty three years old, was appointed to | the force in July, 1892, He had « clean record, Policeman Precinct, a son of Capt ‘to-morrow afternoon, ‘the young magiclan: Giant-Killer {ritles ‘would the | Noon they wall be arraig tend Gift Entertainments, | picious chara the yanishin, and other The same were plac “ter 4 under nid this in which Sut ra cel pr. ar: auf J OUR RUNAWAY BOYS CAUGHT, —— “| Two Came from Euffalo and Two The Inquest was | MAY" ' 29°" 1608 ' ESTABLISHED 1863. CLOTHING Men's, Youths’ & Children’s, POPULAR PRICES, Tf you want @ good suit at $10.00 jurt Rive us a call. We think they are good value at the price. If you want one at $12.00 we have them. 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Chatham Square COWPERTHWAIT. | EVERYTHING FOR HOUSUKEEBPING@ has been kept thoroughly posted, re- Draper, wife of Congressman Draper, | 1 $2.50, 2 $4.25 rding all the movements of the!of Massachusetts, and Mrs, Neal and/@t Work in various parts of the city Hun'red an | 2.50, $3.25, $4.25. FURNITURE oun ‘and he ts understood to have sent | the Misses Peck, of Chicase, who were (cheating school chidren by means of DROWNED, NOT KIDNAPPED. Jiesington avers s the Misses Peck, of Chicago, who were | found that they 1 to the rooms | we er Blankets | & message of congratulation to Salcedo. | presented in the General Circle. fake performances and promises of valUu-| suite Reuben Savage's Body Found : Summer Blankets, CARPETS, ETO. ing t 1 the i siete AL iad se Presents to all who attend their ee peta eI P hioey ae : sing 6 and 44 size, 7 show, . e he! ob he sto: i a - GOMEZ TO SEIZE A STEAMSHIP MEXICO’S NEW TAX. Thelr plan ia to hire a hall eome-| MLIZARETH, May 2—Reuben Sav. | Ney. vie] $3.00 to $5.00 per pair. | BEST GOODS—LOWEST PRICES, - — =e where in the vicinity of a public school | age. the five-year-old won of Capt. Reu-| Burning with a desire to tats | Capt. Clausen Feured the Insurgent! She Proposes to Ratse $2,275,000) and have cards printed, picturing In the| ben Savage, of the tug Chase, who J York City, they left thelr ty Summer Blankets, LARGEST STOCK, Wee! a meus the Baracoa, wees ae and Gold Mines, | Bor sowing soars aaa ed of an | jie ne ph gnday ae n ‘ fan tiles: ove foe . m full size, | arrved th morning “com ‘Share, vena aang at ‘exo | tne cad pete forth the wonderful was | Bata, cheater, Utica, Weat Al $4.00 to $10.co per pair. | 50 Cents Weekly on $35 Werth. ee {a Mones & co. Bue aischarnea revenue by taking all ‘llver and role Sai toe hon Bless heer Or ae | mun PEL aah ies the yaty Silko!ine Comforters, $I Weekly on $65 Worth, Sole Clause, Tere scnvslitauer Mere *) points out the wonderful warbling of | they reuched Morr ed $1.65. | $6 Monthly on $100 Worth, re i antine, reported that while anchored ‘The proposed tax is estimated in the|® twelve-inch high Cinderella, and how) fi on tadine of tin Gieppeaunes, | Bot boss 7 . @t Sama, near Gibara, awaiting cargo, budget to yield $2,275.00, which makes | Jack the Beanstalk twa regular “button-| Where” Mr, ‘Suvawetdeyiitd atthe | juuiuione ot | Soh Slumber Rugs. $50 Monthly on $1,000 Worth, eat excitement prevailed on shore. {t the third item of importance In the | buster.” (ene. wore ay his son, “The hatters a | ¢ ‘o>? 7 Bands of insurgents roamed through the Mexican revenues, being exceeded only| The tempting part, however, I the) STOTY After a1 o'clock this morning | (Fine quality, Largosize). | Any Amount in Proportion. town. The citizens were excite: by customs and internal revenue or | Promise to give every child a pair of rol-| searchers found the body of hit = It was also reported that Gen. Gomez. stamp tax. | ler skates, doll babies, tea sets, casters, Reuben under Brown's jock, | $2. 50. Spectal Terms to Suit Anybodge the Cuban leader, was in the neighbor- ‘The new tax is to be called an “ex-| Watches, albums, rings, combination] [001 Of Has! Jersey siren The tate wegen shied avenue, Just 5 hood. Capt. Clausen received Informa traction tax." It ls 2 1-2 per cent, on) Snake Bnd othe Beautisal PEIESD (0K th parents, on East Jersey street. (north of, the aa ak Maer No Extra Charges, tion from ‘a private source tha © silver and 8 1-2 on gold. It is to be st admission fee of five cents for ——— jent i feds f ont, ‘ insurgent General contemplated seizing Tota" on every pea of the two, children and ten cents for adults. Our School Boys WII Parade, | fommunicate with ots | to nue Iniate’ Hrogrerstve Union No. 1 and Vatted Or ay Or, Collections Made SF REQURETRR: of using her for his family, and a8 a precious metals, rough or refined. The|, With there tickets a couple of the fa- boya of @ number of New York public, fal . ai flee ia. Fe pave Rareen We ARAL OPEN SATULDAY EVENING transport for his soldiers from town to cottection Is to be made at the metal-| Kir# stand before the school doors while on Memos Harny Heresy syeere oler Aan ' ve Loca! Union No 2 | Broadway & 20th St. ae e children are entering. They are dis-| They who call themaeives the ‘American ‘ Polic ‘ 4 tase been arinled to new mach FOO ne ean coat’ of the In-, lursical offices on such metals as are for | the child tering. Th al f eyeuin tere eens oe euscl eat up ailpos. | local use, and at the point of export| tributed broadcast, and when the time| number about 8.000, and are divided in:o » then. Str Chur et } ais Ines i gible steam and paid out Bia snchor on metals sent abroad. for the great illusion arrives, each boy Fesimarite. They are aunitormed, ant as well uc a, for ‘bei tug in ye | chain the 45 fathom shackle. ° ————— on presenting his ticket pays his nickel | Sic! ## the rank ant ie of the State misista ‘ortlandt stre erey hey v made iWfast to a heavy line, buoyed © WING Bow HER ONLY PUPIL. . the Gerry § hus that on the appearance of the rebels and enters the hall. hevcould silp anchor and steam at once The show, of course, 1s the worst F $0, SOAs ising nonrly fortyselant hours, | CMIMERE Maxon and (ita) Ratleawers Kind of @ “fake.”” and the prizes con Vonrh a ‘or Sale. ane exeleement i she" hayit. sued” Quit the Snndny-Sehool, ACI ET ane) @HsIeR a ii Ladies’& Gents’ .2':** A, ine cant SS ty Bee 'EREON, May 22.—The trouble in) | One of these * was witnonee t i on was able Maer a on fonetce th nd :BYOREE Chinese Sunda sehpol has not vet] He ae Han oo} Tonilinen \ ‘ 9 | cues, 20. Cane is a. ' s. Margar orson ¢ ere ves” lo be caught napping says she wi ove’ boy, in the halle uid os t! ‘ q b 4 3 “an ane prep vith * had heen f t ae | fo gut the hawser wh gontinu to preside over the school even vhe boys CH cacti nea on Nal ed 5 net gain of 4 Io I ' F ' arty | . anchor, and steam away. Dniy one pupil comes. i Sree AN Gace peat won: F re : : * |. Mrs. fan “it Is alleged, accused deetedser “declared: the perian Halu Vloesticeniier | ube o CREDIT, Manhatt . nn Suey of walking home’ with his a re » as Pro ow Yor) t i 4 ie a6 JAPAN’S MINISTER TO PEKIN. finer “Gnd rormde him to do #0 ay | W84"Paatueder nota borate, the Ltst | He's NG ate rend a su © eat Sia’ veatngs vow more i made for him, and he with tw t- | Managers, Hering. of Phiiade | . " H eG * Diplomatic Relations to Be Re- pitt Suey jn, the local, Mayor of, the inta’took refuge in the cellar, “then the | Ai 4 thatieg font of lta and Justice. Vourlts Buy Directs WIN tai: Weeen x ee a tine punters | tian Sew York, Treas] the cate lot the Gerry a med Through Count Hay | Ryerson com lng all the him he suc: | wrecked ‘the windows, pandemo: | ver ¢ of New York Atructions to send them buck | ie i . | ceede id jum was at its hi n two offi 0 oer mouth, | YOKOHAMA, May Diplomatic re-! the Sunday-school, with the exception | 2 4 s fr lations between China and Japan have of Wing Bow, to leave the Sunda a fram, ne Mae Impadont Beawar Seat Un. : — = 0, BRA ARNOLD © C00 Ut Se 7 been resuim ‘ by, th iat school, 10 the st VS ne nena eee This Strike Virtually Hanan ans 1,10 WRRRLY ge e yashi, Vic e at oer: Speaking of of ro : a Ag fo be Japane Min | Home for Parkhurst'’s League y a $9 8 Seat ; a « t sack Money recurned he subscription Mat of the Park i t y satinfied Gane Wi ert The obecription Hat ef the I } 1 ‘ , : 1 1'eWorld Bldg, epor 1 Fond has been close r as ‘% } Miuister 1 an op hand te $38, 2 . N. An v Vateh & Jewelry f provi ‘ i Pe AEM Te ERUSSELS. Mev It 4 rf odanee eastaee For Saie, Vi amoude’ ae that the Mintste Pr mA ee Cundere..a, J plik =; eal gre Count de Morede We ierlco. nas resiened | Move Time for Railroad Butiding, | oer colebriti ba Es t { Q’ = P j skw iN x he A Stith: Ss Me we gen account of waifferences with Bis C0l- | wig axy, MY, May 22.—dor. Morton hat colt pont ta afk _ iota &. Loven, charaed with emvaaiiog phens MOOG S FilkS wens 3 Dis MONDS, Walch Teagues regarding (he Congo question: | yieued tie bill introduced oy Mr. Rldridge to ex- ‘Thirtietn street sation, Waa Wate Sates a eapauslble enioner Shielda th ed morning ni from for'an adjournment and « reduction of | Commissioner reduced the bail to $2,600 and fourned the beariug for @ week, Arig tomorrow your digestive: from wl iced thd you nal be | ates seamanas Uelalt, ective and ready lor aay kind of work, ‘Ibis has been the experience of others; it will be yours If you take Hood's Pils 25cente told by all druggists, Ke Ex-Senator uae time for the commencement of con- on of railroads other than the operations of two men who stood Ii front of Grammur School No. 26, in West Thirtleth street. They were ‘dis- buting cards to the boys, announeni, entertainment at Herrmann’s Centra) on West Thirty-second street, for 168 Lives Lost in the Wreck of a Spanish Steamer, MADRID, May 22,—Further details re-| ytus, winsow's SooTHiNo Syavr forchilds @sived here of the loss of the Spanish eethiug soltens the gums and ‘all padu, 26 reany ; ‘Accuned of striking t ue car O48, Decause he de- COMPLETE MO pighnk samalen “JOMONNOT| wort a ara il ass eae manded bis fare ny