The evening world. Newspaper, January 12, 1900, Page 1

‘ | “ Circulation Books Open to Ail.’’ AX Se === SSS SS ae = === = > ———————————— PRICE ONE CENT. NEW YORK, FRIDAY, JANUAKY PRICE ONE CENT. =. = Sanonaaeae = = == ———— > MC OY-CHOYNSKI : _ FIGHT TONIGHT. | . 7 MEET FOR FOURTH TIME MORRISON ARRESTED IN THE PUGILISTIC RING|OF-M-EXTRA) Nn HOW IN JML ‘BIG CROWD TO SEE M’COY BATTLE WITH CHOYNSKI, veat fight. 1 Ling i# 100 to GO om MeCdy, byt little ing wagered ee TEACHERS WILL BE PAID MONDAY ANOTHER WOMAN CLAIMS GANO’S BODY Never a Decisive Battle, Though, ’ and Both Are Now an* Selene emo Confident. “ aa ails ror jDream.#Killer Taken @f lovers of pugilistic combate. This fact never went into the ring unlesr Gis tea toe 4 Hy pe logy ” | pet te > Homicide. was in perfect shape. the it was no championship comesi, abar tia: sirecie. clue Amos soon Distrtet-Aitorney Gi oto both of che orinioale tn che] — MPCOY IN FINE FORM, eave everstiie a syciras nymaranse | WHY We Anka “i Ws After his tout with Maher, MeCoy| Th boxes Miled lat Holdery of box Grand Jury t Maker, Maver H : ‘Aired Morrison was arrested in {sistér, left Midiictown at 9 A. M8 end cunt Vernon this afterttoor charged |the Warrant was no: issued until after " ry Nae at wife, Ald her arrival, The District-Attorney then mtth the murder of his wife, Alda. wen: nefore Judge Schats with hie wit> ‘The arrest of the “dream-siayer” OS | neases upon & warrant issued by City Judge | Judge Schatz txrued the warraat t aa ve pee oust ne Besse went back 40 White Plaine and resumed jem zeneraily din» late and ha = s poecgepe pasa Froan, | his tralctng under the direction of Mul-jintersst in prelimiaries. wo that p anatstant, Joho F. Molntyre, thie after- | 5 4 doon, His improvement continued and| the houre was virtually empty Wei noon issued a statement Celling his rea- 9 Ger conmaeration attached, he was ia grand form to-night. He| te two eager sounssiers clamber eons for the summoning of an extra The principals were "Kid" Mcfoy.| stopped training thie morning and| through the ropes for the first boul | Grand Jury fo” next month. | b nO! Dvtrict-Attorney Gardiner through hte! who only two weeks ago started (the! waiked from Muldoon's to the raliroas —- —_-... | Mew Year well by knocking out Peter}ycation, where he tock a train for this ; } Beg Me cay eget bs ly before 4 o'clock, j 2 os a Ta he attention of the Grand Jury was fchais upon evidence told in The Even- | | = Maher eg five seat by) Joe Sei dre elty SUICIDE AT WIPE 5 D in, called to a violation of the Penal Code Naa: World ind tetroduesd iy: the Cle |. che Warrant Wan ain oe Clef Foley, | , ero of many a hard-fought battle of] Cnoynski had been in town for some! oe |in the circulation of alleged false and) ing and he announced that he would arrest the prize ring. These men bear no love; jays. He was initoduced to the public Reyer’ ~ maticivus rumors and intelligence im trtet- Attorney. Morrison on the a of his counsel, other, hear the en-Dinon bout cn Tuesday | 9°! Vows A Pefanen to Take | order et tibitiouay the eredie att he warrant was tesved on a. epecifie | Judge Appell, who was expected qbeut i night jm Bach, So He Shot cortall ck corr tions organised 415 o'clock, No two men could be more eventy! Owi: ‘ | See ial | complaint, made by Chief Foley, charg: | i 14 11 te notified ing to the fact thac the men are ‘Aimoett. ti s ] Es jae Appell, wyer, ee eee eee ing Morrison with wilful murder. | him last night that he would be arrested, Although Judge Schate issued they lt was ihe sts 4 e'doe! was| frenzy on Morrison's part that con- areoes hepers | 'stews pe ees tinued all night. made to take the accused man Into Cus) He tied a dowen times to get Detective fs tedy unui half an hour later. Grant's revolver to kill Aimecif. Bye 4 Ca'ef Foley had promised Judge Ap-/ery few moments he would get out of pell, counsel for the prisoner, not to! bed and throw his arme around the ée f comm matched. Both are the Intter-day type “The Grand Jury found themselves clean, actentific, long-rangr fighters, 4 ; , wh ther pressing businers be- -siprodlaga eee oa re ae o 4 ‘to-day by 5 the subject exe lever. Hach versed in! unusual pitch. The prices to-night were) shoo:s«@ timeeif in the hend haustively or do more than examine a aalence, footwork and rag generalship.| very moteraie also, and judging by the) had 114 trouble at home recently aed | Humber of witnesses and make a pres Ming experts, however, vie MeCoy|crowé that was @alting at the docre at] ore cionth ago his wife left him and | *eutment recommending further inquiry. mrict-Attorney therefore q 8 beh ——— » aaa” eve and made bim the |7 o'clock there es every indication that] ‘ook with her her nine children, Beyer Tea. te tuner aa THEIR FOURTH FIGHT, | tert wow be neeriy equated [avtae Bim back Be refused Mihcr! 7 ec gore Maal Mgt REGO breton . he threatened to kil. her. Jag Moura Vernon, the awyer having bern| Grant feit him reach down to his hip ; 4 fain (0-8 ry for February. t A th é Li k t Sh summoned out of town on other busl-| pocket, where the butt of his revelver revolver in his Bice he ware adi an any no er In 0 Ow a 4.2 Judge Appell arrived at Lge Wath adet ee aie oe 1 H Headauarteds. ‘The warrant was hand- that Molineux Filled Jn en - Medicine Blank. ‘The bullet passed through anon esniaiaie “ out of sight. GR ef to Detective Lynch, who, accom- A new “Barnet” letter was intro-| The Town Clera of Har:ford, Coas., LADY METHUEN bengs 1p,| SERUARY'S REVENGE [Ste ee ta, ce duced in evidence at the Mouneux| produced the death cert.ficate of Moll- times, i Grant to an Eventag yer, went to Morrison's house. World reporter this morning, “If Be ‘en Mi them. Perbidn Krupp te Furnich trme to Morrison had ‘wen expecting Deelares the General Is Not tit Begtand, as Mateer te and Was Not tnjured by trial and it came in the nature of ajneuz’s grandmother which showed that she died of consumption. i i ; i i F could have got that gun.” and although almost in a state of col Neutral in War, Pailing Of Mie Hever. lapre from dread, he obeyed Judge Ap- BERLIN, Jan. 12.~The sem!-official LONDON, Jan. ik—Lady Méthuen has rh } ? : g i I z H av E 4 peli's directions to hold himeetf together. A great throng was in the street near Norddevteche Gazette says the Govern- ment has decided that It would not be the house. here wae considerable com- absolute con! motion and the prisoner looked about an lute contradiction of the! compatible with strict neutrality to al: that Lord Methuen te ill or that| low war materials to be sent from Ger-| seneauon, " iH | é # i apprehensively, as though fearing an attack. ‘The detectives hustled him along in teoued rumors he = Q og nernstiles and Gifesed through the ‘ there Rover been a Geckive|bumeing. The ‘aclcem spots on was injured by the fall f bis, many either to Great Britain or the Barnet. The| This evidence ts im that Cattle, MoCey went” ime the ing of bv It was signed H. C. 5 aignificant aatvion and soon had him at the , ring\bMeachertes wee quickly gobbled up. ‘horse at the battle of Magersiontein. | Transvaal. sorted that Herr Krupp | WHE? aeked for a “five-days’ treat-|the medical blank aleged to bare LS court, where Judge Schats was he ha potve, erence that pei) m1 berate murder When it war was making stee! shelis for Great Britain the firm was promptly requested to stop tended despatch of arm Siaalhaltion or otver war munitions to either peiligesent. — SNOW IS FALLING STEADILY UP THE STATE. . MALONK, Jon. —Gnow has fallen 4 A complete report of the McCoy-Choynski j , be printed in an Extra Edition of The ment,” and after the signature was | bese filled out by Molineux comtained | waiting for his arraignment. Nece a witness who heard Mewrtean e writer had one ewe court-room | produce Box 217, No. 267 Weet Forty-Gecond | the admission that the hea The Laggeee iy uplised pend ig Leeper: ree weanteg ta, Morrison, and it some time ttreet, New York City. relative whe died of pulmonary die-|etver Morro we ited. to say the shooting was scct@ental The envelope showed that the letter | ease. Morrison was brought to the ber and | committed while he wad drenqiing of had been posted at 6 P. M.—the time charged etth murder. setae Nee n 4 notigulity in behalf of his client Molineux usually came to this city. preaded sate! be held for the Grand Jury. | es v