The evening world. Newspaper, March 13, 1900, Page 2

IG SHAKEUP OF — POLICE AT HAND. WHY NOT TRY BALLOON SERVICE TO DISCOVER VICE? Oe aad aT UGK, in Prices and Some Heavy Trading. @teck market opened stronger | with unusual activity psa cel Ne entire lat, with the excention of "avenue jue lost $4, was In- yong led the advance, It ime transactions at 106, half air ithas last night, then lost aoe Immediately rebounded jay \let particular strength wes feanitentes. in Burlington, Missouri York Central and Penn- stocks were quite pe Hecrepotant Sap staha\ten =< ne ‘weakens “in Sohind scale, nell “aitabuted Columbus & Hock were the excep- t small it and the other stocks aie thee fooe sade ia he nd hi The lanues gat repolitan yielding were also ¢n- vee te ites ‘& point ex: in Mis fell 1 1-6. i The bond id steady on considerable : it Pes sates Ki the Penal Code, bearing on official dere- | fore on, Aig? Netion, sees Japt. "aioe DIVE KEEPERS IN COURT. | Sni"rag thie on Jefferson Market Police Court had a pt full house this morning, It seemed Oye if a good part of the Tenderioin had got | peters ni Up carly to see what was going to hap-| of S&. Pai pen to Charles EB. Akron, the blatant law defer of the Tivoli concert hall, and Ed Corey, ef the Haymarket, cloned last night for the fret time tn many moons, What lent additional Interest to the! proceedings was the presence of three * | apeisiant Di Attorneys, represent: ing not only ¢ rosecutor'’s office but appearing alno as witnesses that they had seen the law defied, J. Forbes Hen- nomey and Daniel J. O'Reitly the lawyer-witnesses—the moat post: tion that New York Diestric rneye have occupied tn years, Big Akron and “Smooth” Corey, with Gp Chiet Devery'e arrival at Police Weadquarters early thig afternoon evt- donee was fortheeming that Tammany was Ghdeavoring to cover ite tracks. minsioner York reached heada in Th pe nie ‘afternoon. Pace ‘The two wore closeted for half an hour, Ail admission was refused. At the end of that time the deputy chiefs and inspectors were called in. Inspector Cross, of the lower east side, was ab- gent and had to be sent for The con- Hed some time, im PARKHURST SERPTICAL ‘Thinks orm eftorm Wav: @ te Net Sin. core—Tammany Maet Be Downed Fivet, We Seve. Rev. Dr. Parkhurst is very skeptical as to the eincerity of the present police reform wave. “Tammany,” he says, “le in tor doodle; boodle comes easiest from crime; crime le permitted as long as the pub- Ne do not revolt spss the meeting meant. raid he, evanively suppression of Vive been 825355 5828s: 3: nolaing to Ray Capt. Andrew J. Thomas, of the Ten- Gerioin, wen seen hurrying to Chief Devery's room. aie He aleo war closeted ‘The retorms of Tam- a Se me | with his superior some time. He came | ineir severn! orchestra leaders, awaited | many,” he said, “are bluffs, and radi {i$ | out disturbed, but reticent. Immediately | ih. opening of the proceedings in char-| Feform can mever come until we get 14 afterward Capt. James K. Price mado | fashion, the former with| of Tammany. " mi Dig way to Devery and remained a nd muttered thre the Hay- 1 replied yesterday to one paint in the long, time. Dintrict-Attorney’s letter, that regard- ing his reference to our co-operation with Comstock and our refusal to co- operate with him. 1 eald in 1898, when we sought to met at the crimes of the elty, we felt that the greatest criminals were the officials themselves, and so we directed our See agains Byrnes be with uw: market and t persecu- nan with soft talk in minor cho: on. Netther Cory nor Akron had anything to say. They were cool and compla- |cent. Cory was represented by George Levintritt, a son of the Justice of that name. Akron’s counsel was Louls Lowenstein. PLEADED NOT GUILTY. Charles EB. Akro! the Tivol, and the Haymarket, appe: fon Market Court tht | When the mon were through thelr counsel, a “not kntity."” ‘They were helt AM ball each for examination at 3 P.M. to-mor- w. The bond which the men gave in jon-house last night was oon A rumor is current that the dis- Braced Capt. Price may be called to an- sume charge of the Tenderloin from which he was deposed some time ago by the Police Board, A general shake-up 1s looked for. The Grand Jury reported to Recorder} Gott at 1.9 P.M. that no more indict- Ments had been found. Supt. Burt, of the Parkhurst Society made @ statement after recess was an- nounced “TL expect on Thursd: Questions asked me yest “Does this new textt police officers or public Was asked, “1 will not say them. co-operation areal of at with him ene y was simply feel that Mi day v the same, \y we would love.” ‘to join * nande oquere If we felt 1 conditions sa ea Sa | uae ith. our t we could go before the Grand Jury id, “and answer "35303 WHEAT MOVED UPWARD, THEN HAD A DECLINE. é FEES, th tinued Cory and Akron were arraigned on two charges, one being the conduct of Aithough the oping 9 Prices on both wheat and corn to-day were consider. ably higher than jast night the local! tradera immediately seized upon the Ne . Ja disorderly houxe and the other sell-|pulge as a good piace to unload and M “Certainy 11 dees.” Jing Mquor at a concert without a con: | py Ny afl the initial advance aS HN “The newspapers and police any all cert license ‘ sos the gambling places are closed.” he alld:| ‘Then ten gamblers indicted by the! New York's opening prices were: May a ed, “but cme of our men had no trouble) Grand Jury yesterday were arra gned September, 713-8 May te fea |ih setting into a high-toned piace last| before Reconler Goff this morning ae | night and losing money. 1 shall lay all Lawyer Emanuel FE. Friend represented a | this before the Grand Jury.” all of the gamblers and at his request mn A meeting of the Society for the Pre-| the Recorder granted an adjournment Yate tale ae vention of Crime was called for this af-| until Friday to enable the gamblers to Santi Ju, ternoon in the Charities Building, It| put In a demurrer May corn. George Furman, thirty-sia years of age, who saya he lives at 1988 Third arrested last night by the de- was expected that Dr. Parkhurst would ay something pointedly pertinent It is believed from Bupt. Burr's sig: | avenue Bh | ‘ates ge VY ~ ty a ™ fox Ha Riflcant remarks that the Grand Jury |tetives of the Rast Fifth street sta- BS | MAY probe the police as well as hear | OM Os the manager of MoGurk’s Hall, HS Heh |evidence against protected gamblers, | 3S Bower). pleaded not guilty netore | 6 Sy By] Chief Devery thin afternoon sent out Le pha ah nape 4 Md WB] to the police cataine, under “Bpecial | Police Court thie morning to the charges a of conducting @ concert hall and main Es 1m | Order No. 7." a copy of District-Attor- disorderly ho Capt, Dia- B.| nev Gardiner's letter to the Pottcs | (ainine # die Want” EAth treet a pe BB Bl crea cosmos ton | ae rae Fry | force the law as laid down by Mr. Gar-| Lawyer MeCue. of Biranuel ae | 8 I Fi diner without fear or favor. by he wus not ready for a hearing this He also —— Spring Millinery Novelties. ‘The chic and dainty creations tn feminine heedgear imported from Lon: } don and Paris by J. Rothechti4, the well-known milliner, will be placed on exhibition at the New York and Brook- tay haunt lym establishments to-morrow Although | "ows 4 the chill is still in the air Easter is|Akron's nowrtous fel and the only a month away and seekers after | Darke, arresting Al | and these unusually fine products of the it "Cal Girdle’ detaled Section 117 of WOURK'S MANAGER HELD. . Magistrate Flammer bela Furman in G6 bonds on the disorderty house charge cnt 9 on the consets 1 vlo- lation for appearence in court to-mor- row morning Aestatan Disteit- Attur- Hennessey sat beside the Magis. ae Teed raided May - y. ine EVENING, MARCH 13, 191 SPENT AL them a check for $% to cover their commission.” “Ever bave any transactions on the Stock Exchange?” “Not over $2.00, all told.” “What expenses did the corpora- havet” DUPED: CASH ethene Ill-Gotten Gains of Dean & Co. Were Never Invested. ne » remt, tefemraph rates and protec- then.” There wane long and patntul pause after this last item “Kellogs eatd in Janeary, 1807, that the mail bustmess was getting advertioe | | ‘fiam" Koller, the “manager” of the EK #& Dean Company, tn yratod wwind'er with a fake capital of | ma. all for the mall people.” | $1,000.00, continued his story to-day on} the witness stand tn the trial of James B. Kellogg, the alleged arch swindler of the gang. Eax-Judge W. M. K. Olcott was triet-Atterney when the indict were found, and is acting ax spe tal Prosecutor in this trial. Kelloea is being tried under an indict “Kellogg said that for $2,000 the postal | people would let us run Just two weeks | longer, After that we muat get out,” sala Keller, on days $149.0" was sent in by the of the names of those who sent y in response to the pror f ti rectal and {t all came in tn ten days. March 27 1 went aver to Myers @ Co. and ‘washed’ on shels of whent.“! pald Myers a eek for thelr brokers’ commin- milton 8. Dean Company, with grand lar ceny of 39.000 In “Wheat Pool No. 2 from a long list of subscribers to th fake pool, at the head of which are the names of two New Yorkers, Alfred| At thie polmt Vernon M. Davie Winn, of Brooklyn, and Waldegrive | was dnmfounded by the presenta- Harlock, @ Manhattan lawyer It was 11 o'clock when Keller resumed! hin confession on the witness stand ‘This confession ts not under promise of immunity from punisnment Keller says Kellogg was the chief |eancelintion ma rapca), He also admits his own gull. | dorsemene "Kellogg said we might as well be wWyere & ¢ smoked for a million as for a dollar,” | yy testified Keller, Kel.ogg had secreted we yn in evidence of n check on er Manefacturers’ Rauk the order of Theo, w. Myers & Co, and hearing the his ill-gotten | gains. Keller said he had “planted” Paes, Myrom FL. Hernard, Preate It. Kellogg told him Gorin had “soaked | demt,!? him for lots of money," that is, lost) «1 got the balance of the money after it in speculation Jfeducting the cominisaion. and return: (Ae a mm t, " he to our office T put the change over L # tact, Keller, had | sian in the drawer and we divided the there been any inv: he |g 1 performed the same transaction on money of Dean & ¢ March 2 the check being for erat”! “Not a cont,” on je witnean, “Our proves was simple Myera @ Co, and te!) Mei Roland aves Heapital. 14 go to] Roland Reed, the actor, who has heen hem to buy alsick for the last four months tn St thousand sugar and +e) a thousand | Luko's Hospital, ive |almost a well man. left there yesterday, wumar at the market prices aud Of BLOOD AND NERVES etive) PAINE’S CELERY COMPOUND, ware Sree: <|semn telson asl ood a e nerves, brain and physical strength of the body are ex- The ills peculiar to women act on the nerves like a firebrand. Many women become nervous through menstrual suffering. 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