The evening world. Newspaper, May 28, 1895, Page 8

T0 THE GRAVE BY POISON, Verdict of the Coroner’s Jary on the Death of Young Merchant Lindoer. ON, UBER MADE A MISTAKE He Issued « Certificate Saying * “Bright's Disease Was the Cause of Death. NO AUTOPSY WAS PERFORMED. The Body May Be Disinterred and a Chemical Analysis Made. _ Fhe Coroner's jury decided to-day @hat Francis Joseph Lindner, the Young lnen merchant, who died sud- @enly on May 3 at 14 East One Hundred aad Twenty-seventh street, came to Rig Geath by narcotic poison, adminis- tered by some person or persons un- known, Lindner died after only five hours’ Milnes at the early age of twenty-eight years. His death was attributed to Bright's disease by Coroner's Physician Huber, made no autopsy three physicians who were called in attendance on the gufferer before he died were widely Gt odds as to the nature of his ailment. ‘These physicians were Dr. A, M. Pearsons. of 14 West One Hundred and ‘Twenty-seventh street; Dr. @ohoonmacher, of 100 @red and Twenty-sixth street, and Dr, Malcolm McLean, of 39 West One Hun- dze4 and Twenty-sixth street. ‘There were some symptoms not usual But the body had been embalmed and buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, and there has been an apparent jack of in- im the case, so far as the Cor- ‘8 office was concerned, and the it was delayed for nearly four morphine polsoning in Lindner's case. ‘This morning, before the inquest was galled, Coroner, Hoeber said to an .“Byening World" reporter: far Cg office is concerned there uspicion that Lindner was the of poison.” citisens sworn as jurors in th and other cases to-day were as follow: ‘393 Fourth avenu Parker, 418 Fourth avenue; C. M. Mathesen, Bast Forty-third street; Mr. Ferris, 442 Fourth Qvenue; George Cramer, 615 Third avenue; Otto ‘Meneel, 130 Fourth a George Held, Pourth avenue; Jacod J. Schuf, 44 East Forty- econd streot; HF, Schiesing, 49 Fourth avenue Assistant District-Attorney Forbes Hennessy fore Coroner Hoe- ber for the peopie, for should a disin- ferment of the sody and a chemical jecessary, the Distict-Attor- must apoiy, toa Supreme Court R A mi Tamu for atvorder to that eft ler lect. ohn B, Hube: hy: Dr, don waa called, es. He testified th he visited indner’c house after his death, and the Geneription, of the dead man's as given Mra. Indner, coi that Lindier died of Bright's Sure It Was Brigh Disease. “Was there any doubt in your mind er suspicion that Lindner died in any other way?” Coroner Hoeber asked. * mony of Mrs. Lindner gingther La concluded Afr. Lind- ner died of ies 's dis ve alk Beary, Schoonmacher testified that Was calle. in to see Lindner abou! two hours before he died. He described Lindner’s condition, “What, in your opinion, did those mis indicate?” “they might indicate, either one of contracted morphin mptoms might hay isease or Bright's dis- ease, “I have practised since 188, but I would ke to diagnose a case like this as ® disease, simply on the hisiory ga given by Mrs. Lindner, and the symp- tome then visible: “How, then, did you and Dr, Huber an agreement on the cause of th?” Mr. flennessy aske!. “I didn't come to any agreement. 1 Huber all the facts, the ‘case and the symptoms came, but agreed to no conclusion as to the cause of death, 1 would not, and could not, without a Pathological examination. "The patient was comatose when I first saw him.” 0 another question, Dr. Schoon- macher said he gave Lindner a hypo- dermic i tion of strychnine. to js heart's vi state of coma, ht to keep him alive. It wi le at that stage to ont called. ir. Pear- oe Dr. McLean came ou three diagnose “How did the case?’ Mr, Hennessy asked. ime. He died without condition which would Vf sible.”* t I nd_ vigorously, ‘ough Intermit- beat. I had to Trance ything it that. r and ~] we: we three remained until th came, ink there was any more 's dine: than anythin, ‘enough of the ‘possibit: ming to ask Mrs. et her THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 28 1606 elie MACY & CO. ©’ Neill’ 9 SIXTH AVENUE, 20 TO 21*t ST. WEDNESDAY’S VALUES,—A Liberal Reduction in Prices has been made en a Special Assortment of goods particularly sultable for the present week, CURTAINS. Trunks & Bags. TRUNKS, Special Clearing Sa 600 pairs Irish Point and Tam- bour Lace Curtains, in one and two pair lots, at Half Former Prices. Silk cross stripe Snowflake Cur- tains, new colorings, regular price 4.25, 2.65. PORTIERES, 875 odd pairs of Portieres, re- duced to H. PRICE, DRAPERIES, 4,600 yds. Fancy Cottage Mus- lin, regular price 26c. yd., at 12c, yd. Large assortment of Porch Screens at LOWEST PRICES. FbhAGS. 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Bright's disease and they were absent, she was Kate C I would feel justified in sayin, peland, of 38, West LA Twelfth street, and then testified that what caused the death of the patient|the only point’ she knew was that Mr, except after an autops: [Lindner sometimes complained of pains Dr. Malcolm McLean followed with ‘in the back. the mame description of t ‘That comp Patient and the treatment, and he agre with them that as the patient wai consclous when they first saw bin died in a few hours it was impos determine what was the cause of death without a pathological examination, ‘Bright's disea “ ‘ou, with your knowledge of/was a mistake that m ‘with Dr. Huber that tho every day. Dr, Huber had no time to death was Bright's disease?” | find out more about the case, Ten thou- Joroner Hoeber, coaxingly. fand such mistakes wore made @ 'No, sir, T could not," replied |year, and Dr, Huber was not to blame, in, positively, | ‘Thon he told the jury that there was Bright's diseas 2P-|no suspicion of poison except in sickly lied the tests if that | minds, whereat the three physicians e didn't have Rright’s disease, I could | ymiled and the Coroner acowled, not tell what was the cause of his con-| "The evidence we have is not suMcient dition,” to prove death by apoplexy, nor o: Poison, Says Mclean. Bright's, disease, ae by moronine Poles 1 by Mr, Hen-|oning, We therefore would ound to nes rents can sat Peat the ob. |#ay that Mr. Lindner came to his death Jective symptoms in Lindner's case ‘ Gluded the Idea that he died of Bright's maid thece ane, ; Dr. McLean aga ; aor, weet dia cause his) 1 the cause of death and Dr. McLean Z . | replied again, “narcotic. potso cate raleoning ne Glad h komme ARN I. Toh then gid not hear that again ‘At ‘this point a handsome young| before yet," said the discomfited Coro- woman, cad ia posurelee Weeds, eame| ner. “Then the jury withdrew to de- Non aha told “in sad tones “how her | Assistant District-Attorney Hennessy young husband home from his | said ne could noc say whether an Office at 4.15 in the afternoon of May 2. Dlication would be made to exhume “Husband came home in perfect health | ner's boty or not. ‘The evide that afternoon” salt the golden-haired | be lald before Asalatant-District_ A:tor- widow. “He took his bath’ Afterwards Mey Davis, who will decide in @ few days, ne wat enn bs 1 one bard | on fe! — — oo unge in hie shirt sleeves, I advise himno: ton sit in the draught so soon| SHOT TO KILL IN COURT. A South Carolina J Himaeit with a R after bis bath, “We talked about the news of the day. T was reading an evening paper. Ante a little [ spoke, but got. no answer. miata earay found my husband on the lounge, his ear teeta 8 face purple as if he were strangling, | COLUMBIA, 8. C., May 27,—Judge Me- Ellaney shot and killed Charles Brad- shaw at Fortmill to-day. Bradshaw had been found guilty and fined by McEl- | laney for some petty offense, He was unconactous.”” Then she described the treatment of Bradshaw cursed the Judge and threat- ened to shoot him. McElaney with- her husband by the three physicians, drew from the court-room and got a She said that when her husband came ti Winchester rifle. Bradshaw opened fire half a bottle of giving her the other f on the Judge with a revolver, shooting four times, but ted the evidence, Coroner Hoeber said that as as un; @ measure responsible for the acts of and his deputy he wanted to explain to the le to! jury that tf Dr. Huber had made a mis- ake in giving of death by autopsy it ight be made by some cause that we cannot solve,” Defends ‘oroner Hoeber got a chance he asked siernly: Hoeber Questions the Widow, Now, Mrs. Lindner, can you tell me and the jury why your husband re- fused to take any medicine without you| took half of it?) About that magnesia, now?’ it, waa there. He wanted only vhy, Winch half of it. Y ter, Instantly killing Bradshaw, The town Is wild with excitement, but MI he hav. ason to su FOR eel eee een cr ctnEPM* | nublis sentient is with the Judge, nee, th h a a a 7 nehe LYNCHING IN MARYLAND. e wary to find out. Murderer Henson Taken from Jail But it is suggest husband died of son Poison, and it comes pertinent to inquire why he ine sisted on your taking half his medl- cine,” sald’ Hoeber. eve he died of poisoning,” eity widow, jon't_ want your opinions, This 1s no place to hold’ dialogues,” snorted Hoeber. ‘To Mr, Hennesay's question Mrs, Lind- ner said fervently “Husband and 1 lived more tly ther, He was pros! here that your eT TY, May 28.— Jacob Henson (colored), who murdered Daniel T, Shea, an aged grocer, about threo months ago, was hanged by @ mob at 1 k this morning. He wa: under sentence to be hanged June 7. There had been no threats of vio- lence and the mob broke open the jal) fr suspi-| Sithout trouble. ‘The negro was hanged dont:| (© & tree in a lawn, without 3 feigned n inqnired tnto to-da, doubtless caused the mob to law into their hands. BUCHANAN STILL HOPEFUL. The Wife-Murderer Thinks He May Yet Prolong His Life. SING SING, May 28.—Dr. Buchanan, than hap: rous, “We IT had no @ jon't ¢licns,"" yelled My position ts hard your making {t any harde To Mr. Hennessy Mra. Lindner re- lated the story of how the morning be- fore he died her husband told her of a dream he had had, in which he had rescued his mother from a fire, and how his mother had seemed to want him to come to her. enough y. which take the She had been dead some . Lindner said her hus- nd's mind seemed to be full of her and love for her. Mra, To other questions 3 indner_ re- nd was T ly | Hoeber asked plied thet her hi 37,500. two companies for ab: Mra, Halley, of 1¢ Bast One Hundred 'wenty: treet, with whom Lindners ty-seventh t boarded, added nothing new to the evidenc Compelled Her to Testify. A 4ark-haired, pert, young woman in tallor-made gown sat by the blonde dow in the court-room. Coroner if she knew thing about the case, and something in her r of anawering, “Nothing what- moved the little man to call her and. “WI ‘ore? she asked In surprise; “I know nothing only that I am a friend ire, Lindner.’ me up and we shall see." young woman came forward, said Insured in} who was taken to Albany yesterday and resentenced to be executed during the week beginning July 1, told Warden Bai trip to Albany had done him good, physically, ‘The condemned man, although wor- ried and nervous, still has hope that his lawyers will be able to prevent hia ex- ecuiion at the time fixed by the Court of Appeals, ——. = May Use the “Mimic World,” Judge Glegerich, in the Court of Common Pleas, to-day denied the application of sy: Rosen- for an injunction restraining Canary from using the name "The Mimic & lea. Worle” @ play which will be produced at the Casino, would | by with no effect. The! Judge returned the fire once with the| this forenoon that he thought the| 4 Nogrinaiate! SS APOE NES: Wednesday Specials. Ladies’ | Infants’ and Children’s Shirt Waists|Hats and Gaps, 19¢. dered Collars and [dear r 3 le Wednesday (cloned = Thurs- jay) at 39. Flags for ecoration Day. Made of the best quality all-wool Stand- ard Bunting. 2x3 feet. Helyards and Brackets at lowest prices, ale of Plants for Decoration Day. On Wednesday @ sale of fine, large healthy plants at special pric: Just in time for Decoration Day. Plants for school or home, or elsewhere. Large Geraniums in flower. Marigolds, .06; Petuntas Large Marguerite Daisy... Calendula, &o., &c,, &c Immertal Stars. oT 05 08 a6 .. 280, 350, Several Collisions on Brooklyn’s Electric Roads. The necessity for proper fenders on Brooklyn trolley cars, 1s well tllustrated by the thrilling experience of Martin Foley, twenty-three years old, of 101 Harrison street, who narrowly escaped being the one hundred and eleventh vic- tim yesterday. Foley was knocked down by a car equipped with a “gridiron,” and pushed violently over the pavement for thirty feet. When rescued Foley was a mass of cuts and bruises. He is a astoutly built young man, and his size, he bee red ite a areal person mn inder the to death by the 3, The accident happened on Columbia me Harrison The e and 6 alleged “fender” and threw him across the Beveral ing rapidly. the accilont’ expected tim mangled under 1d no: Prostrate man again, on his back, and In ushed along over is head bumping blocks. He was efore the car was andatill. He was taken into @ drug store. Foley was badly cut and brulsed on the face, hands, scalp, lems and body. An ambulance removed him to the 1 Inland College Hospital. The found he had escaped fatal in- fender cl} turning him o that position he wi the rough pavement, against the granite carried thirty brought to a 0 doctors Juries. Christian Buckheit, motorman, claims he was running the ‘car at an ordinary Tate of sped, He put on the brake when he saw Foley a the car would have stoj is had not been slippery rraigned before Justice Tehe in Butler Strect Court to-day and paroled pending ex- amination. J. 8. Muirhead, of 259 Clifford street, was driving afopg Bath avenue, Ray Twentleth ftreet, yes: noon, when car 36 of the We: crashed into his wagon. He was thrown headforemost to the pavement, and was uninjured. Car 1,035 of the Third avenue line ran into a coal cart driven by Gustave John- son, of 38 Douglass sireet. Johnson Was thrown out and severely ‘brutsed The cart was jammed against a posi and crushed. A portion of the post was hurled through the window of Norden's saloon, 210 ‘Third avenue, and did $10) janmige, APPROVED BY SCHIEREN, Police Salary Returned to th ALBANY, hand-made, clos: fitting Caps, with 4 Poke Bonnets and several other ‘ yles—all on Wed. % .00| Thursday) at 19c. ‘SQA Men's @. A. R. Suits GA. R. Bulte, fast color, all Wool, special. oy . White Duck Trousers (genuine 0, Wednesday speci: ” $8 American Guard Suits, sizes 11 to 16 years, on sale to-morrow..., @,! Coats from $1.98 up; Bloomers from $1.98 up, H ‘ ty 59th & 60th Sts. SA acetic "| DIOCESAN Cc How a Man Was Dragged and Littlejohn Delivered the An- GARDEN CITY, L. 1, May 2%-The annual convention of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of Long Island, Cathedral of the Incarnation, and will continue to-morrow. Bishop A. N. Lit- tlejohn presided, and the Rev. Dr, T. ‘The convention representa 135 churches, 181 clergymen and a large number of laymen. After communion, 1s, and Standing Committees were appointed by the Bishop. The most important reports to be sub- Charity undation, Christian Educa- tion and the American Church Bullding Fund Bishop ‘Littiejohn to-day “delive —— JENNIE WILDER’S SUIT. Doctors Say She Is a Victim of Curv- ‘The trial of the suit of Miss Jennie C. Wilder, sister of Marshall P. Wilder, the humorist, for $20,000 da: for tan Railroad Company of New York, ‘was continued before Justice Rumsey in the Circult Court, Brooklyn, to-da; of an expert medical nature. Dra. L. C, McPhail and W. A. Ewing, of New York, and Dr, George R. Fowler, of suffering from curvature of the apine for y 1s now suffering from Shia ran impoverished condition dent. ee ROWDIES ON THE TRAINS. Complaint of Conduct Between Citizena of the annexed territory of Brooklyn are daily complaining of the conduct of rowdies and other objection- Brighton to Brooklyn. The officers of thes will try and put a Jace ruch top; Cord- mesday (closed for Decoration Day. Duck, not Drill), regular price BICYCLE CLOTHING. : nual Addre: Bruised by One of Them. opened at 10 o'clock this morning in the Stafford Browne is secretary. & Bpecial Committee examined cre mitted Ls 4 committees are on church 0 ered his annual address, ature of the Spi: Personal injuries against the Metropoli- The evidence this morning was most ly Brooklyn, swore Miss Wilder had been foals of the blood, not a result of the acci- rBooklyn and West Brighton, able persons on late trains from West derly practices at onc Pastor Hegeman Complainant, Rev, Miller Hogeman, poet and pastor of the new Old Bushwick Reformed Church, of Brooklyn, ap: peared in the Gates Avenue Court, Brooklyn, thie morning against Irving Pantes, fifteen years old, of 1248 Bedfon! avenue, who, he claimed, had ior ying his gon, His specie er boy had a ue with his son Sergeant last Friday, ‘a the Hegeman boy was thrown down a Might of steps on Bedfon! avenue, near Han- Mr. eK desirous of abs ‘ik Rond Bille Governor, May 2%—The Mayor of returned, with his @p- boys of tho chat they cannot play om tbe wtreet. Pardee was found guilty this morning and placed under heavy bonds wo keep the peace. a Want Him for a Trustee. A Gelegation of Ea District property- owners, headed by E. J. Kaltenback, ealled cn Mayor Scnieren, of Brooklyn, to-day and re- ed bim to appoint James Gascoigne one of Pommiaston: the new East River bridge, ‘olgme 1s President of the People's Bank. the aa} i ng the salarien of the Mg Brooklya Lo issue $50,000 worth bonds, ray'e—Allowing cities to make strom-lighting contracts for Afters years such coatracte to be let at public auctica —— Reception to. Mr. Feeney. Bt Agnes's Branch No. 821, Catholic Kai Fired a Pistol im the Street, Policeman arraitgned W: H. Grant, an electrician, who Lives at 405 Hast Sinteonth street, before Jumice Gimms, in the Jefferson Market Police Court this morning.. Herman Weber, a bricklayer, who re- sides at 116 East One Hundred and Sixteenth stremt, told the Court that while he and three friends we sac Sackett streets, Brooklyn, ins 4 Charies Maher s ps His Career of Crime Very Brief. Ton-year-old Albert Aniiorson, street, Brookiza, accused of 7 Fourth sirest. brushed against the drew a revolver, & raat Gre after he nad - Great was bald 000 bask, @XTH AVENUE, 18TH TO 146TH CTREET. Owtng to the inclemency of the weather most of the goods advertised by we as 1-2 value in Sunday's paper still continue on sale. rare Trimmed Millinery STATEMENT ABOUT reduced to about BOOKS 4 VALUE. (Multum In Parvo). We have always sold them An opportunity to secure the latest " at extremely low cheaper than any other house. We continue that 4.58] prices. These hatsarenot shop- Lids or soiled, but are fresh way of doing. DEGENERATION, BY MAX WOR. 98| from our own workrooms. 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He told Baker thet his name was Frank Wright, and that he was on his way to Portland, Me, where bis par- ents lived, Baker took him to the steamer Man- hattan, of the Portiand line, at the foot of Market street, and there the deck handy recognized the lad as one who had come to New York on the buat From Porslana Urs Wednesday. and took him to the Oak strs “KOCH 400 TO-MORROW, SPECIAL SALE or Bicycle & Outing Suits Separate Skirts, Firs WOOL TAN ‘omine 5.69 "ant “i 7 og Aid, Hoe TAN COVERT e Bicycle Suits, complete, SiS WOOL TAN COVERT Byeresar e | 3.98 le as abi epee deeds "18.50 Outing Suits, all wool Brilliantine (Mohair) pen @sxrert, 6.4 9 Sioctiian (heavy Mo- hair) suis, «13.98 Ladtes’ Tatlor-made Suits Fe rs E head FEARING Bddeont W881 898 ree VERY LATEST NOVELTIES IN Organdies, Figured Swiss & Pique Dresses AT EXCEEDINGLY MODERATE PRICES. Bet. Lenox 125tist., west, pyptarien _—_— eee Memorial Sunday Appea! ‘The Grand Army Mission which has been locat- e4 during the past three years on Canal street, under the Pension Agency, is preparing to move to the present location of the agency, Sixth ue, Within three years it has be the means of saving souls and restoring lives of scores of old veterans, who, through exposut temptations of war, bad fallen into incorrect hab- its, and has saved the old soldiers more than $100,000 by cashing than $1,000,000 of their jon checks = Che ent, Col, Ire M. Hedges, Col, Prank C. Lov Wardwell, Joba 8. Huyler and Samu ——_—— From Opulence to Potter's Fie! Eltsha B. Morrell, once @ prominent oMice holder and wealthy, im poverty at 137 Spencer street, Brooklyn, on Saturday, and was buried tm Potter's Field to-day. Mr. Morrell was sev. six years old. Many years ago ‘epres sented the Becond Ward in the Common Coucil, subsequently Drcame Overseer of the Poor, He retired trom the grocery business worth $200, O00. | He. denen soeculating in Wall is fortune melted away. to the house with « Te to Flatbush, an It is ‘ead some of Mr.’ Morrel jealthy, i mot fy enough to fix me. ase, et ere at I'm twenty-one. I won't tell who I never saw M te are dead; I them, and they lived in Portiand, the best out of me can. . of the Mercer street station, but them, and they never in When’ brought. to the ‘Tombs Police is name was Frederick Bruce ai he lived with his and mother at FS Plegsant street Nursery and Child's Protectory Gerry and Forty-second street and Southern Boulevard, has been asked by the managers of the institution to resign, because of crucity to the children under Dis care. He admits having tis ane Baving locked gome of them im & coal er He bound boy's bands behing bis dark cellar, The child, on being rei my oe, Bot been found. It is ssid the 8. bas taken the case again Mr. Abi pie Comstock Gets a Warrant. ‘Anthony Comstock called at the Tombs Police Court this morning and ewore out & warrant for reader in obscene Ceastect te deve the pictures is court thie Society, was a ll why he left home, hed stolen thing. hi ni mal t t¢ LJ gue sa tetsmaa ot ts various stories will be investigated, ee Men Forced Him te Leave Home. arrest sta. Hon, “Phe ‘lad decame impudent mm ‘lately, saying: tthe’ New fork police and the Gerry Willlam A. Wheeler, of) =] a fre at 77 Monroe ok Wines 0 Cigars have been removed to 69 West 4th St Directly Opposite to the Principal Entrance of Our Main Stores. Quality of Everything Guaranteed. Prices Lower than Any Other House. Fine Imported and Do- mestic CIGARS. by the Piece or Box at Prices Lower than Usually Charged by Wholesalers Selling in Quantities to the Trade. Orders for These Goods Can Also Be Given in Our Grocery Dept. 5th Floor, New Building, CAPES AND SUITS. Second Floor, Mata Building, ‘We have closed out a manufacturer's stock of 1000 CAPES, including Black Silk, cig Ghee ooo nas Otaron i) Y reg- . a Jackets, half satin lined and with pearl buttons; ular prices $6.00 to $16.00 Your chotce at..... ; Seuloch vu @ostumers. eur Trade Mark guarantees : Correct Btyle & Perlect Ht Ladies? an sux tose, Tailor i) 0) Made Suits, Reduced from ®35, Silk “All silk lined, Crepon ° 50. DICSSES aces trom*soe § atin Rich materials, Velvet ° Our goods must be seento be appreciated, 39 & 41 West 23d St, Between Sth & oth Aves, OC Personal. DEAFNESS positively cure: Address E. TRUENEL! ‘entirely new method 26 W. att 'Good-By, Pet,” with His Blood, OBERLIN, 0., May 28.—Will Worces- ter, a railroad man, after beating his wife with » baseball bat, until hi thought she ‘was dead, cut’ his cowie throat with a razor this morning. Then With his finger dipped in his own blood he wrote on the wall, “Good-by, Pet Worcester may live, though the chances are against his wife, Wrote Smashed by a Fire Truck. Hook and Ladder Truck No. 6, while going to treet at noon, collided with press wagon at the coi East Broad- nd Pike street. The f the wi Prince, ¢,_Brooklya, peluted to, get out of o ‘wagon was lemolished and the Fire Department horse Gightly injured, Prince was arrested. Thrown Out by a Cable Car, William Wagner, of 348 East Sixtieth street, was thrown from his wagon, Forty-third street and Third avenue, morning, in a collision with cable ._ He suffered a fracture of the rij wrist, He was taken to the Flower Hose 1ersom pital, and Gripman William ¥, Pi was arrested, ap go Iron Pipe Killed a Man, Frank L. Adsit, of 19 Lewis place, Brooklya, employed tingulshing Com; at 299 Cherry street, ‘in Hey factory, at “0 o'clock this morning. struck ‘on the head by an iron pipe. —— =—____ een Families Hom: (Special to The Ei POTTSTOWN, Pa, May 26.—An incendiary Sre here this morning destroyed a block of ten houses ‘and made fifteen families home} Fret atten 8 ms homeless, Loss, $25,0005 —— =—_____ To-Day's Small Fires, A chimney fire in the residence Vest EI Howard, 251 W hiyselghth streets his mange ing did ‘little oF no at 5 o'clock this morning in Wwo-story brick houne, 440 occupied by F. H. Bookhop, as factory, aid a damage of about known, Fire PA, the