The evening world. Newspaper, May 24, 1895, Page 3

TOOK HIS LIFE IN A BATHTUB, Charles T. Thomas Commits Suicide White Detectives Hunt for Him. HE FOUND GAS TOO SLOW. Maced His Mouth Beneath the Water, and Was Slowly Strangled. «CLERK WITH A. A. VANTINE & CO. His Reom in Sad Disorder anda Letter Left Which the Po- lice Withheld. Charles T. Thom forty-five y ld, a salesman, employed by A. A. V tine & Co., 877 and 879 Broadway, com- mitted suicide at 10 o'clock this morn- ing by drowning himself in a bathtub @t 47 Lexington avenue, where he. occu- Died a furnished room. The indications that had Thomas Lved an hour longer he would have been placed under arrest. At a few min- utes before 10 o'clock Alfred D, Kut- scher, an employee of Vantine & Co., ‘accompanied by a private detective from Fuller agency, rang the bell at ‘Thomas's lodgings. The landlady, Mrs. Eliza Tuttle, opened the door for them, Mr. Kutscher told her he had an appointment to meet | Mr. Thomas at 9 o'clock, but that Thomas had not put in an appearance, and inquired if he was in. Mrs, Tuttle replied that her lodger was in, but had been in the bathroom since 8.90 o'clock. She feared something was wrong. Kutcherand the detective immediately ran across the street to Policeman Keat- ing, who returned with them, They went to the bathroom, burst the door open and found Thomas sitting in the bath- tub, which was filled with water to the brim, Thomas sat with his head bent for- ‘ward, his face against his knees and ‘Ris mouth and nostrils under water. He was unconscious, but not dead. The policeman called Dr, Heaphy, of 104 East Twenty-sixth street, who began an effort to restore Thomas to conscious- Rens, An ambulance call was sent to Belle- vue spital, to which Dr, Elser re- spony... Both doctors worked over ‘Th fifteen or twenty minutes, but @ “aied without regaining conscious- en. After Mr. Thomas's death, the po- lcemat the detective, and Mr. Kutscher, made an examination of his room, which adjoined the bath. It was in @ badly littered condition; bric-a-brac strewed the floor, broken; the wash basin was on the floor, and the gas turned on full, but unlighted. It is thought Thom: rst tried to kill him: self by gas inhalation, but that this method proved too slow, and he drowned himself. ‘Through Mrs. Tuttle, it was learned that Mr, Thomas had received a letter a few minutes before entering the bath- room letter was found in his room, but the police refused to make its con- tents known, and decided to turn it over to the Coroner, It was sald, however, no light on the suicide. Mr. Kutscher, when seen by an “Even- ing oWrld” reporter, refused absolutely to state the nature of the business he expected to transact with Mr. Thomas, He also refused to say whether Mr. Thomas would have been arrested if he had lived, The detective was equally reticent, C. W. Colton, manager for Vantine & Co., told an “Evening World" reporter this afternoon that Thomas had been stealing from them. He was caught yesteniay by marked money and con- feased. Mr. Colton had promised Thomas not to have him arrested, and Thomas agreed to go with a detective to the pawn shops to-day, to convince them that he had not stolen merchandize as well as money. The exact amount of Thomas's thefts is not known. He admitted that he had been stealing since January, but the firm believe further than ‘hat. ‘Thomas had been in the employment of Vantine & Co. four or five years, and for the last four years had lived in the that it threw house where he killed himself. So far! as could be learned, he was a man of good habits, and very regular in his attendance to business. He left the store early yesterday after- noon, It is sald that he comes from the upper part of the State, where his family fs well known, He was unmarried, ‘The Indian Woman Pleads ty. Annie Carr, the Indian woman who triet to Grown herself in the North River, before Re corder Goff this morning changed her ylea of “not guilty to “gully,” on the charge of at sempted mi ® said she was an Troquols Indian, thirty-two yerra ct, and that before she came to Now York she lived with other of her tribe nine miles from Montreal & bead worker, lived in Bro ne aire this city, She 0 rola m & poor woman who was also @ bead worker in this city, Recorder Goff remanded her untit Wednesday. eee He Was a Tramp Suicide, JAMAICA, L. 1, May 24—oroner Nutt will | hold an inquest next Monuay In the ane of the man who was found deal und tree, with a noose about his neck, Dr. Flynn, who yex Mated that the mon wa @ case of suicide. last We pe: 4 tran esday aftern: ‘med the aucops: and ‘hat it was Gashed His Throat with a Knife, George Cooney, twenty-three years olf, of 1035 Madlwon street, Brooklyn, attempted suicide this ornin, knife, by cutting his throat wit He was removed to St, Switch Engine Crashed Hix Lew Of, Herman Welsbredt, thirty-five years old, living om Smith avenue, White Plains, was run over by @ New York Central and Hudson River Ratlroad ewitch engine at the Mott Haven station last let: was almost sesored from his to. the Harlem Hospital, a, pocke the peculations go back| Mary's Hospital, | ON A PRIEST'S COMPLAINT. A Man Clai is to Be a Priest Charged with Swindll Francis Day, who .claims to be a Priest, was arcested last night on com- Plaint of Rev, Father John McGuire, in Long Island City, and spent the night in a cell, He was arraigned this morning before Judge Duffy, A policeman stated that Father McGuire complained that the de ferdant was going about Long Island City collecting money for the fund which ts being raised to build a new Catholic church for Father McGuire, in Piace of the edifice which was destroyed by fire some time ago. Judge Duffy adjourned the hearing un- til May 27, and av the defendant was un- atle to furnish $500 ball he was commit- ted to the Queens County Jail THUMPED A SNEAK THIEF. Dentist Gow jn His Own Hand: A sneak thief entered the office of Dr, Frank Gou'll, a dentist in the Hulse- bus Bullding, at Port Richmond, 8. I., last evening and stole a bottle of gold filling valued at $5. ‘As the dentist was returning to his office the thief met him on the stairs and wanted to know if he did not want to purchase a gold watch. When th dentist entered the office he discover that hie desk hai been disarranged and migsed his bottle of gold filling. rr, Gould at once became suspicious of the stranger, gave purault and caught him in the upper end of the village. stranger admitted having stolen the bot Cae a rarted tevoihe dentiet etd begged not to be arrested, Dr. Gould threw. off his coat and et ve the thief a sound thrashing, number of violent blows, discoloring his eyes, and con- tinued to punish the thief until he cried for mercy. Dr. Gould then left for his office while the well-punished thief made a hasty retrea HALF HIS LIFE IN PRISON. Now Professional Crook Meyers Gets Two More Years. Recorder Goff to-day sentenced Ed- ward Meyers, alias Eddie McGee, a professional crook, to two years and five months for attempted larceny. Meyers is fifty-two years old, and has | spent twenty-three years of his life ber hind prison ‘bars. When arraigned he pleaded to to the penitentiary, as he wi The Recorder questioned him as to history, and the man admitted that he had ‘served time in. Moyamensing Prison, Sing Sing, Joliet, the Kings County Penitentiary and other prison: Meyers was arrested Maye Just as he was leaving the store of Oetberman, Dommerech Co., 57 Greene street, with three bundles of silk, worth $97. Meyers was once known @ clever burgiar, but of late years, he got older, he has been an @ all-around crook. ROBBED HIS BOARDING-HOUSE the Son of a Well- jeveland Physician. At the request of Central Office de- tectives, Justice Simms, in the Jeffer- son Market Police Court, this morning remanded young Clarence Rouls, or Klein, until to-morrow morning The boy is charged with having, stolen several hundred dollars worth of jewel- ry and wearing apparel from persons having rooms in the house of Miss Sarah F. Bissel, at 51 East Twentieth street, where he also roomed. It has been learned that the prison- er's right name ts Clarence Klein, and that his father is a physician at 122 Eu- lelld avenue, Cleveland, O., where he in well known and highly respected. Clarence has given his family @ great deal of trouble. ———= ANOTHER UPTOWN FIRE. This Time it Broke Out in am Up- ra Cl ‘The Fire Marshal was. notified this morning to investigate into the origin of a fire that started in a closet on the third floor of the five-story flat-house at 408 West Twenty-fifth street at 4 o'clock this morning, ‘The blaze was extinguished by Will- jam Atzs, a tenant, who discovered the fire, “About $10) damage was done, the closet being burned out. ‘The house 1s owned by Mrs, Marshall, of M7 West Fifty-sixth street. ‘The Jan= tress of the house Is a Mrs, McIntosh, ——e—____— POCKETS PICKED ON A CAR. Two Alleged Victims of “Red” Far- Fell Cause Hin Arrest. Thomas, alias “Red,” Farrell, alias Stephenson. whose picture ts 1,469 in the Rogues’ Gallery. wag committed for trial Yorkville Police Court to-day, Two complainants appear aint him, ‘They were Samuel G. Van Dusen, Who keeps @ paper-cutting establishment | at ne street, his foreman, | Moses BoBsnger hey accuse Farreli of picking their pockets last night on a| Third avenue cable car. — =—___ KOHL HAS A RESPITE. The Newark Murderer Will Not Die Refore October. | Had not the counsel of Henry Kohl, the condemned murderer in Newark, taken the case to the United States Court the respite granted by Gov. Werts! would expire to-day and Kohl would ly have been executed, se will be not be disposed er, ~ — AWyer Gibbs's Pocket. Dennis Roach, twenty-one years ol, of 28 | ving picked yer, of 19 W evening, was held Tombs Police Court, — = Another Negro Lynched. HENDERSON, Ky., May 24.—Claud Thompson, | colored, attempted to outrage Mildred « . | thirteen-yeur-oid white child at Dekoven, Union | County, yesterday morning, The child's brows’ a captured and at 12 by a mob of wen Lawson Fuller Assinte in a Rescue, An exploding oil stove started a fire last night on the fourth floor of the flat-houxe at Amster ne Mund THEY'LL GET MED ALS, CONSTABLE SAYS IT’S A JOB. DI to Give Dock Department Con- trol of Buildings on Pier: Mayor Strong gave a hearing to-day on the bill which takes out of the hands of the Ruilding Department and gives 0 the Dock Department the power to The Brave Firemen Who Are to Receive “World” Testimonials, superintend the erection of all struc. tures on the city docks. , Thomas O’Hearn. John P. Howe and) Gen. Thomas Ewing, counsel for the Bullding Department, first spoke Edward T. Galloway the Heroes. against the bill. He said if the measure became a law it would necessitate the establishment of a building department in the 1 Department, thereby entailing extra ex- pense to the city, and would make possible the erection of an inferior class of buildings on the docks. After offering atrenuous objections to the bill, Superintendent of Buildings ‘onstabie wal Presentation Takes Place During the Parade To-Morrow. The firemen selected by the Board of Fire Commissioners to receive “The World's Public Service Meda wards for personal bravery, are Thomas O'Hearn, Foreman Hoek and Ladder Company No, 18; John P. Howe, Fore- man Hook and Ladder Company No. Edward T. Galloway, Foreman Hook and Ladder Company No. 10, overheard @ group of | steamship men: talking day before ves terday. didn't Know whe Li and i couldn't heip listening to t conversation. One of the gentlemen sald: ‘If we can only get thie bill through and have the Dock Department put in charge, can put up a much cheaper. cass ‘ot buildings and save a lot of money, hich we can't do with the Superinten: nt of Buildings in charge of euch This,” continued Mr. Constable, “was the first T had heard of any such bill, and I had to telegraph to the Governor for a copy of it." Henry F. Dimock wea present at the hearing to speak in favor of the till President of the Metropolitan Steamship Company. ——_ WART LEDWITH’S SCALP. The Warden of City Prisons Asked to Resign Forthwith. The Commissioners of Charities and Correction, acting on the recommenda- tion of Mayor Strong, requested Warden of City Prisons James W. Ledwith to tender his resignation one week ago, Up to noon to-day Warden Ledwith had not complied. Chairman Robert J. Wright is highly incen Prison officials in every ity are perturbed ov the action of he reform Commissioners in sum: marily demanding Mr Ledwith's resix- nation for political reasons alone, oe Tl of Warden of the City THOMAS O'HMARN. Prison Sas treated In. 1865, when Warden AS O' HEAR! Finn hail charge of the ” sew i ‘The medais will be presented to-mor-| Tammany ‘Hapremnent S Me row at the annual parade of the Fire|the Second Assembly Distret, and Is Department on Riverside Drive. be Ph Pa ; ‘lice Justice Thomas O'Hearn, the first of the| friends say the action of the Tioard ic brave firemen named by the Commis-|only the echo of the Mayor's mandate Stoners, If a veteran in the service, | 10 supplant Mr. Late wile Bt i ‘ong reform tendercles. having served twenty years, during| "Commissioner, Faure. directed all in- which time he was promoted for merit/guirers to Chairman Wright, who 1 used to discuss the subject further than to say: “We requested Mr. Ledwith's resignation a week ago, and if It Is not received to-day he will be summar removed. We want the place, that's all.” RELIEF FOR TRUCKMEN. Dock Board “May Permit Them to Use Space on Plers at Night. At the regular meeting of the Dock Board yesterday a resolution was adopted directing dockmasters to report in writing all space on piers, bulk or reclaimed land in their res) istricts, under the charge of t partment, where unharnessed t Other vehicles may be left und supervision between the hours i Mand BA, Me without omtructing the Proper and ordinary use of the same Under the rules of the Board vehi: left on the Department property subject the owner to a fine of and a charge of fifty cents a day for storage while sper JOHN PF. HOWE. the dockmaster who removes. It has Hessel Charge! of the wagon. to the position of Foreman and Acting|, F'resident O'Brien ‘said this morning that it was the intention of the Board Chief of Battalion. to Teverse this rule, as it inflicts a Nearly all hig work has been in fight ing fires in the east-side tenement districts, He has made many including that of a child left in the butning building at 129 Suf- great hardship on the owners of trucks Whe do business in the wholesale :llx- cts, ax the majority of them have no piace’ fon ’stane, ihe. cumbersome vehicles. He said the a had been taken at the earnest re of many shipping merchants, complained to the various the owners of trucks had been unnecessarily persecuied by the Street-Cleaning De- partme It Was intimated that Mayoi is decidedly in mpathy with th Has who dockmaaters that Strong oe ne Dock Commission in this di- _WANT TAXES ABOLISHED. German in Mayor Strong gave a hearing to-da on the Fill, which, if it hecomes a law will exempt from taxation th Masonle ‘Temple Building, on I street, near Third avenue. A of German Masons appeared to speak In favor of the bill. A. G. Intermann explained reason the HM was, intr was enable the German Masonic ‘Temple sociation to apply the §i0 which it pays out for taxes every roto the fund which maintains the Association's home ons at Tappan, N. Yo. in. whien six 4b persons, who wou ise become a charge upon the are supported, ‘or Strong asked few questic brought out the fact that. the Association had sold thirty feet of its Fifteenth street property to ralse money “You ought to have kept that thir feet,” said the Mayor confidentially if | hellove In holding on to real estate, It's a good thing to have.” ‘The Mayor will pro! freenth t the As: EPWARD T. GALLOWAY. folk street May 31, 1894, The child had been left behind, and O'Hearn saved it| at great danger to himself. Later in| the day the child died from its Injuries. Foreman O'Hearn's name was placed on the roll of merit, this making his third entry on the ‘roll, He received honorable mention for herole conduct on other occasions, He {a forty-nine | years old, and lives with his family at 454 Grand street. n John P. Howe and Edward T. distinguished themselves for ably approve the bravery at a fire at 74 Pearl street the | Dill: eee night of Jan. 2, 184. Howe had run to lac head of his c piace ahead of his company, and TRANSFERRING THE INSANE: rescue the tenants. While carrying out carer ; Bridget Maloney, an invalid, his hands | Twenty-five Women to m and face were burned, but notwithstand- | ing this Howe returned and saved Mrs, Eliza Keenan and her daughter Lillie, At the same fire Galloway carried | Mary Keenan, who weighed over 200 pounds, down ‘a ladder from the fifth | story. "Her clothes caught fire in mid- | Blackwell's to Ward's Island, Twenty-five patients, all women, will be transferred from th Blackwell's Island to the on Ward's Island insane asylum air, and he stopped and extinguished | Ge the twenty-five women the young —_ > ___. est is fifty rs old, ‘The oldest is TO HAVE A TRIAL TRIP Margaret Criley, who {fs one hundred . and four years old. Next to her in point of age comes Mary, Wilmot, who ix ‘The other wom eight years oid The New Steamer St. Touts WIN) ois ages Tange from eighty to nincty Start on It To-Morrow, years Early to-morrow «morning the -new | ,, 1h’, Medical Hoard, whose duty tt American line twin-screw steamship Bt. from iackwes, Islanl to ‘Wa Louls will start from Crapms’ ship- | Isiand, peeked) out a wn yards, Philadelphia, down the Delaware, “Jonanie the Ho: Mavis River and to sea on her offictal trial a ulp. { ets very Bhe 4s ready in every detall for her) $41.4 maiden passage across the Atlantic, which begins at 11 o'clock on the morn- ing of June 5. She will carry all the) Mes, May Young, paralytic, who was in the eto move, was rescued by Police | er, assinted by Lawson N. Fuller, efforts at driving a #ix-in-hands alon Iv Drive, have lately brought him’ into notice. a Early Morning Blazes, | Fire on the top floor of @ fverstory flat at 51 Vaeust ne Hundred and ‘Third street, oqrupied | by John Balter, coused $40 damage at midnight, | Cause unknowns At 4.14 o'clock this morning ss caused by a Gre on the thied at at 406 We -fhith nite of Willa = — i To Bid for the Claremont. | The Pork Commissioners will receive bids next Wednesday from restaurant keepers who wish to run the Claremont, on Riverside Drive, for the next two| | years, The Commissioners will keep for themselves the right to regulate the scale of prices, | ndasad Cowes Passengers that it is possible to accom- | modate, and every state-room has been engaged, Onvher trial trip she will be manned by her entire crew, in command of Capt, | The Recorder Says the Expert Munt ~ lam an ale fern of the} ve 85,000 Hail, | Paris, he trial tri wil y - Cupy several days, The Bt | Recorder Goff this morning gave his [par reach Hey 5 rik ate ue in jon in th of Maur \ | afternoon, ast WHI wot be Foote fr ereund, eharker RUhaeing her to dock at the American ine pier | Freund, chars B wih Day until after the Paris saiis Ave esday | ted perjury when testifyir oan cx: morning 1 ft th Fe) pert a# to the value of real ¢ . at T, Buti the pilot-boat | iit for damages. Charles HM Bo. A has. been Be ot Senne ine. neh tiparing Wiatte chosen to bri aula Into this! many tae about tho weskay sition ae port : ; : amining lay @ only trip) willl’ be Wied that Freund should be held in the International Navigation Company. | #0" awalt action of ¢ ee eee a New Mullet Shtetdn. Stree nora in White Suits. Street Cleaning D thelr new The new bullet-resisting ahields were su tested at Atlantic Park yesterday enatuily | ahielde | Mile gt are invented by W. J.P. Lennard, and cannot | Sra! tine, The cleaners ed to the new be pierced by S0-calibre bullets. By the 1 bela cate ther Hiei =} yesterday a 45. re ball, at 100 feet Sous ok easiness he bine 4 Men wisaciies ermine Bailes byidreu fags tee! “plete ginks | Mus, Wixarow's a Sy aL for gl tale We bew shleléa. ihe fauiily beueiactor, Oo istrict tn the | | ton, They were arraigned in the Mor- risania Police Court this morning chatged with attempting to wreck the |south-bound extra freight train on the Putnam County Branch of the New | York Central Railroad at 2.20 o'clock | this morning, A few minutes after the train left forts German | Almshouse on | THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING; MAY 9%, 1805, PRACTICE when furnishing your home. tong terms of credit; you get both h REFUNDING GR ‘jJ.Bauma SAVED JUST IN TIME, od A Train Nearly Wreoked by Two Big Stones on the Track, Two Men Arrested on a Charge of Attempt at Wrecking. They Declare They Merely Signalled the Train to Stop, James Chadwick, a blackemith, and Frederick Wohlfelt, a buteher, both | twenty-one years old, were arrested at |410 this morning, charged with hav- ing placed stones on the tracks of the | Putnam, New York and Northern Rait- | road. The complaint was lodged by Hubert H, Porter, of 2705 Kighth avenue, and |the arrests were made by Patrolman James Conroy, of the High Bridge sta- Elmford Engineer John Getbel saw some one signalling about a mile ahead. He whistled down brakes and brought the train toa standstill, Hoe found Chadwick and Wolfelt standing alongside the track, and near them on the west side two rocks weighing 200 pounds e: The men were questioned, and hest= | tated somewhat in their answers, They said they had visited a friend in Eim- | ford, and were walking along the tracks on their way to the city, and signalled | the approaching tram. |” The engineer and che fireman regarded their story with suspicion, and telegraphed to. the High Bridge police station asking Capt. Ryan to send a policeman to the rail+ way station, |_ Policeman’ Conroy came and made prisoners of the men. Directly opposite the place where the rocks Were found an embankment twenty feet high, on and on the east side is a rom which the rocks had evidentiy been taken, In court this morning the men ad- hered to their original story, and Jus- tice Martin remanded them to give | the police time to look up thelr records, WANTS AN INJUNCTION. | Sydney Rosenfeld Ciaima the Title fhe Mimic W In Hin, “Sydney Rosenfeld said he was writ ten out, and was absolutely unable to, furnish the manuseript for “The Mim World," said A H. Hummel in the ton to that statement a he deliver the pi required by | contract, & Lederer engaged | Nicholas young journalist, to do the work. Mr. Biddle's effort was ynsidered highly satisfactory, and Phe Mimic World’ was advertised for duction on a given date. This ts in substance Canary & Leder. | Jer's answer to the Injunction asked for by By Rosenfeld restraining the tieatrical managers from producing a play under the title refer Rosenfeld says furnish | be ry & Led. for in Judge T that Rose: name of * y sald the contract showed reserved the might to the Mummy W fend that | the only point int question whether or n * pplied for relief — immediately learned that the Rosenfeld claime wld be a name to have w |with David Ie nderson, of Chi 1 a play under the and’ the case was adjout to enable him to produce the contract in court | LIFE ON THE PLANTATION. Cotton Fletds, New and Joline cations to Re Shown Here, A picture of the negro life of Southern Plantations is to be given to the peop of this city, Brooklyn, and neighborin clties, The entertainment, which 1s called “Black America,” bexiis Its se son to-morrow afternoon al Ambro: Park, Brooklyn The pittures of the plantation’ tfe of the Southern negroes will be on the listic Hines of the scenes of Weste life as exhibited at the "Wild We show of torm Five hung rn_colore WH ake exhibit 1 live ¢ junds in ntatlon cabins here will be a gy ‘ and a cotton qin ‘ colton Will be shown, ‘The the work of prep marker Tn addition to this rtainmenta of am each day. talnments wi aniation’ What Is Home | 1 yen cially prepares 1107, tne perweet in Hoot’. 14 In au aston, Ponnayly Hood’s Pills prepared only by © 1. Hoon & Co, Apotue. Lowell, Mass, U.S, A, 23 cout ECONOMY Low prices should interest you, as well as ere. On our EDIT SYSTEM we return you interest on every dollar paid us. 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