The evening world. Newspaper, March 23, 1900, Page 1

WRATHER—F AM TO-NIGHT: hicnaiitu Be | | Circulation Books Open to All.” | PRICE ONE CEN | ——— NEW YORK, FRIDAY, MARCH 23. 1900, VAN WYCK ON MORALS. 7 WEATHER—FAIN TO-NIGHT: RATY 1 | 102.™. |. "> AGING EXTRA [« Circulation Books Open to All,” | PRICE ONE CENT, MUTANTS GV.OG oie1e191818:9 18: POGDOSOMIOOMH GoW Oorergige were) NEW YORK 15 CLEA -MRS. THUROW IS _| sate 1: Favorite over ; ERNE AT ODDS OF 100 10 &2 NOT NEAR DEATH. | | mT “i wkmnk +809 09O5dS5SS SPS0000440044600000066064 ) Binet 82,400 on t WHAT AILS POOR MRS. THUROW. Paralyets, “WOMAN WITH A PAST” LOSES HER SUIT POPC HESELESDIOCSSESRE0. © n kK RBOARD AND KILLED Mrs, Augusta Thurow's confession to the Jared herself int Lexow Committee leged bribery of Polide Capt, Doherty and his wardman, John Hock, was made + without the deathbed accompaniment She was found In her flat at 15 9. Mark's place th» morning by an Even- ing World reporter, She was the same stout, hardy old German as In the days of the Lexow investigation. She tips the to-day at about 2 pounds. Mra. Thurow occuples three rooms on the second floor, rear of the house. When the reporter rapped at the door it was opened by Mrs. Thurow herrelf, Asleep tn an adjoining room was the busband. \ “Ja Wohl,” § “This ts Mrs. Thurow? porter Ja wohl,” she responded. "Tt has been stated that you are dying,” P+ PRIMER CRRRS ORES RED POLICEMAN DIED AT HIS POST. eee ete eee ee ee MRS. THUROW ON HER DEATH BSD. eo ore er rcraciey pees Seer ee rere Femarked the reporter. Mrs, Thurow's face assumed a pained i expression. Thurow’s physicians, said to-day that | Ja wohl!” she wailed, her voice ase] {hey had visited the woman twice—in| November last. Guming 2 weakened tone. Dr, Von Grmm rimted that be hae “What is the trouble?” caved on Mra. Thurow only twice since “Och! 1 have the stroke: of paralynis.” | then. $ RUNAWAY ON 6TH AVENUE NO TESTIMOMY FOR JUR —— —+ _———e¢-— 100 TO 1 SHOT ON VICE COMPARED WITH LONDON. FIVE-OF-CLUBS FLAG “hes, 204 era a CAUSES A SENSATION. °**ios!"iade a 0% * course of his remarks abeul Seth ————-e¢e- ——— matters delivered himself stremaly: fainst the Legistature, “Old Dr. Park- hurst.” “Old Dr. Slicer” and other men viom he called “defamers of the name cleanest city, maval> B My. Im the wertt” sald bey Hemet | oh kmow it. ° . Parkhuree curried on the investigation in Regent + London, an be did here in e wenld Knew that representing the | Brookivn League; William Henry Hale, Biot Brooklyn; Alfred R. Conkling, and | Beeretary Pryor, of the Clty Club, ape peated in behalf of the Confessions of Judgment bil MAYOR INTERRUFTED, AC Shenstone had just started an that featyte of bi which prevents the Corporation fe unsel from confessing judgment with. Jout the approva' other officers of the when the Mayor interrupted him him if ne bad anything te the feature of the bill which + Moard of Eetimate and Ap from beginning cendem- equirement nimous vote whole board. Have you examined.” he aslceds “tiie of ‘he DI wile) somebody hiss: Fi adde). which-makes the radical jin the manner of beginning -, { ton proceedings’ Can some ome A }explain why this otmoxtous, f on the | Meaeire bas been added? [ woul | o bear you or any other person speak The Five of Ulnhe Ving. Jresved men ‘ ta deeper sig-| itieanee. ‘Two hem run pool-rooms | OM that subject within: « alane'e w of the Mayors] “7 clause in the bi makes It: pes iice..and ene proprietor of af *! for any one man on the board Park Row cray ga who happens [o be committed agabmne’ ‘i the [APY Hte of public improvement to ele Gave as spaems of dread for ite m. ne Kume goes on this «oly k work upon it a tevestont ‘% cal. FEARS “ONE. MAN.” pao can wit at that table ever * opposition absolutely 4 by “And you expect to dieT" 4 , bi ana Waa | “enourapher te Cereie Case Di catee tut ae paeoad tbe Kovernment af his elt | ese et chr the aaron ARE INDICTED Witten Giskaes tose | appraree with mis ' sabyece “They | row ft i Se nomen a “Any date set for the event?” ventured % 1 Noten | radical. regkless ma nkes at is «head (iat he can make himett great Lie oy m ©] A team of horses attached tom delivery | Th stenographer nt” Justice Gilder-| bli secure? i T-don't know, I don't know. I think he , »y blocking public mea Iam going to die.” wagon of Adolph Bowsky, « furrte Anore's DAE! OE AES Mapterse Cobh: wen} H Wiliam Henry Hale, of Brooklyn, fete! “But you haven't been forced to re- ai ieee 2) East Fifty-firet str be ame | 1 ue thin Hyer When the Jury) icverybody who had occasion to go owed Mr. Shenston : ” frightened at a parsing team on Fifth)!" (Case o! ry against) rough Hall Park to-day saw je ; , in in ted?” the report ed. a Ue ned to argue with the ba ig ail cede Two Owners of Dis-|avenie anise atternoon snd. tecoming| lam falggon asked (hat vertain tos |tive at clue Rag & Mayor acd fually asked nim outright | ‘ unmanageable dashed down the aves} mony be read to them, and “sanay/’ whih tae tatet 1s Coler's new Tim Woodraft ve if he Was not in favor of the pane ae They have to work, I have to do my ling reputable Housesto | The Curie woman. who admits \ : es yp ke part oO work." ue Le . of i said Mr hale hy euiog confessions of judgment “Now, about the affidavits in which Be Arrested. At the Intersection Fifth avenue plea y past. le meg young Balm fou f the © Justives looked perplex and |, ¢ Corporation Counsel alone. j you said you told a le when you and Thiriy-third sire: the (eage lige Sie desongen, erator reneh of prow. | marke @none the m ahd the 1 find ® he! -4¢ | should anawer that.” famied ie wore before the Lexow Committee that sided with « cab in whigh were seated ane mera ays he jury going pid rh rocedure Uke | yy Would be the first matte you bribed Capt. Doherty” — Wie, Tauew. Gas Meo oROH OW and her maid, Misx ot o'clock t | the world « hat playing 1 " King when there.) 4, r got (ie Mayor to commit hime “ 7 ‘The crusade agains: vice was taken up| De (rouse). of Montel NJ The Thr subatitute ett tet . . Brooklya. | me waa ’ < ‘ ‘Oh, I nay nothing=I say nothing. sich as tnd been isted, ant eee eee ees di ona Than {fad wae oversursed in the sineet. and 2. ihe Gating the tt Heard salts?” asked» stnit Hooke: | mt " ces ale \ivance ot aay promeshion “It Gives Me a Pais.” kt “ois , y the Gra ary orning. Mtl the tongue of the delivery woron pier cet regular court ete Jie. stopping Charley Koste We dees | le w 0} fe © «ad the Mayer. “But you understand that you com-|;,j14) did not look ean tt M8 | body directed Ite altention particulariy te ‘ Premera iy | “ eeoraley Saar uypose one me ve Board shoold mitted perjury and are liable to be —a to landlords who rent their houses te Tare Vor | °h) means clube are a. : egy ane | ag. re condemnation of prosgeuted 7 Immoral purposes ter . | Koster gravely, “and (oat s woperiy 1é the especacine ik’ amen “Oh, that wanes me so excited. oo ox-| COURT SCORES LAWYER. Inspector Thompson and Sergeant Hed aithoun eee rn | canis Lenin hos beta Kensie eatin oa tamabed Qirenbvdly. Staiade ae 4° don't you (ink phat ciied! It gives me pains In ,the head. Flood, of Police Headquarters. and sev- . 04 to ia tho deatyalve ont \ . * Twoaid be af vod (hing fw Bepelge Please don't say to me anything. about eral Parkhurst detectives gave testi- el ‘ wuld withaur ee the vans . i lives that @fMdavit.” / ‘ |Misharred and Declared Guilty of {mony pet - ed ‘< “When were you stricken with paraly a ' Rere were bupwied ou! iyo 5 =| Acts Constiteting ao Wiede- At the request of the Grand Jury STABBED BRITISH CONSUL, foe mitaing sieoagrapher - a 0 4%, menper. District-Attorney Gardiner prepared se —— “Ga, J do pot remember, \y hue . . eral ti ents againet owners of ah band We Knows, bu: he won't talk” | The Appalle Divtlom of the Auprome | fabiartoe. Attack on Mr. Lontt nt! @tiane WEATHER FORECAST. “Can you recalb when madi ‘ourt to- andel down a decisi * 4 du ‘ > 4 4 Pica ta you je this Gisdarring E. Townsend Goldberg, an| At 4% the Grand Jury handed up tw Bolivar, in Venesucta, wel Forecast Flite tnribiies Mbure co a! wit? - Indictments for mistemeanor againet Prove Fa POM. Bavord “Oh, such pains I have tn the head:''| *orneyy, The report mates thet there jas many tcndioris ‘. « ay Re Ge reamed the stout little woman, put-|*homdent stands betore the Court gully | emry Peters, with ofiices at 138 Lite | KINGSTON, Jamaica, March “BE Ad- chy and 'Ciolots: Gene ther handacio ber, faenhan ee Of “dacelt, malpractice aud acts comptl Vices received wer. timdcy Aron sit Sie atttay ran at on erty ereet. war one of th ndteted tutires a misdemeanor, ax attorney an@|inig athernoon he was srersted tng See Le wirsle broorging James be 1e ao leg Bela | epag” J won't #0 Ae) Compactor at ta ‘ renting an apartment | 5 ye | i Tenowi 1 dia Wrong Tdon't know. I'm Pe Pe) 4 a4 br ae: In a petiston | rgeriy patoon. His tenaite | r vere, was fatally siabbed. white ine win 20 Nonest woman. y Michael F. * mont ser he Conestat fous wae that in Qc 188. Goldverg | from 128 to 12) Wert Teertty-eeventa \ Hobavt Paralytie. Seer ee of rey Breet furnished the eviden:«. Mr. Thurow bere arose rrom the bea} *&4l Annie Thompeon. » your; woinan of APPROPRIATION BILL -. ir ¢ soaen hus oe m earmeag but irre fa | (Wenty-one, of 16 Wer: Twenty-sevenin i can't answer no quest 1 mus my housework. 1 it know No. f happen to think 8 0-0-8 0-0-0 -9-0-0- Ab . VAN WYCK’S STATEMENT ie eg t hat ls bole A number of iv | wee bogeth talk over Things, tor is (owe ef the tle and an elitorial—these aren't pullie UNTRUE—DR. PARKHURST. oo i An Eveniee World reporter call Parkhurst this after a The people will am: noon (o get from him an opinion on Miyor Van Wyck» statement Hitereny we (hey come 10) vate that New York Is the cleanest city. morally, in the world THE CANAL " Dr. Parkburst was writing bie sermon for Sunday, and asked | “fe the last Grate 7 supposed io be eves, Bat to have the Mayor's declaration sont in to him In five minutes Van Wyck statement was returned to the re- porter, indorsed 17 1S NOT TRUE.