The evening world. Newspaper, January 29, 1901, Page 2

$e eban the blow str toe thay elty, although aln tee Gnd I eat these while they just * convicted Is gettin® too pr ee ten years eybe a4 Fuh rwhose house n, On Baturaay PANY OAT HAY FREE State’s Witnesses Say Welsh’s Death Not Due to Blow. BELVIDERE, J, Jar of “Paddy” Donovan, indicte “slaughter in having caused the death of for man- Cedar Park Athletic Club, at Philtips- burg, on Dec 31, was continued to-da! before Judge Shipman in the Criminal + Court. The $ ings by presenting medical Dr. Reese said there were no external marks oF contusions on Welsh, but there was an old one under the oye. He sald @he organs were all healthy and in nor- mat condition. eps The cause of death ened the pmeceed- stimony. clot of bhyod ag at the base of the train. ‘The organ had], deen ruptured and the blood had diftuee Mtself to the point where the clot had ~ formed. This particular hemorrhage might have resulted from the burating| 4 ~ Of a dumor on the brain, or undue exer- thon, or inontal exercise might have as- fisted the hemo! that he and his suciaten felt that the e» hemorrhage was not directly dis Diow received in the fight » Dr. Roberia sald the blow would have ing tO DE struck over the seat of the ru .to produce the clot. The State rested ac 2 o'clock. Ju : Morrow ther asked the Court te instruc: ee the jury that the de. f Welni wa due to a blow by Donovan, but to nat- geUral causes, The Court overruled the fe; Motion and the defense opene An atiem Will be made to Weish's death was due io cai k by Ly + ALMSHOUSE NOT FOR HIM. om ee Old Man Slowly Starving Nefases te tra, (Special to The Evening Wort) BOSTON, Jan, 2.—Chartes & SF who lives at 1 Wigbiand avenu HOST ville, Ons Of Lhe ariswucratic ptreein t starving for ‘Ory months, refuses to x he Almetow Ry ME buy w pot of baked beans” he wala to-day, “which costs on, a few venus for a change | buy @ bag of rol Mr. Lovejoy is sovent, old and has lived where forty-one yeurs. Ne Mighe Welebard’n Fate. ve Met Se) Seseph Bartow, of 5 Willett etreet, Is fem BIA Ne Ald not meet the samo fate an we his old friond Meyer Wi sbard, who wae murdered in the Itallan quarter In Mule . berry Berd. Bartow tx a eelry peddler, but sells Bunday afternoon he w: €> Dis wares in “Little Italy" {n Harlem. t to the home Hundred | hth stmt, to collect a ih | ero ax men pinytne ecards Ked him to whow his wares ard | ntw ol two packs. hohe threatened to! hin puck together half three paire of earrings pa the watch, 2 Reld and Hallahan had a frouxheand-tumble feht with Gugt, boarder, Gerodl Botzy, and two women When they tried to arrest the ment! morning, Gugt and Botzo were held $1,000 ball for the robbery. ie “TEN YEARS FOR ASSAULT. Jadue Newburger Tries to Stop = Too Prevalent Specicn of Crime. “The crime of which y: uo have beer alent in this city and a stop must be put to it. 1 will ney shsre towards putting an end wo Judge Newburger, tn Gene: delivered the foregomne 1 tencing Patcick MeAllend oC assault.ng an cight- Allendon wo ls twen Was sentenced to 3! ‘During the pas enteen men day why charged with Suceumys to Min Wound. MOUNT HOI. Jar Washington ilu Hunter had a dexpe Xo-day from the cite Frank Wolsh {ra prize ‘lent bofore they « age. The doctor sald] Se Rae Weve a ik MILL-GIRL’S SLAYERS RECEIVE THE EXTREME BOYS WD 52 PENALTY OF THE LAW UNDER JURY’S VERDICT.’ piynyp pip | Bete wor PO3-b 8-2-3. M’ALISTER 30 Years| CAMPBELL 30 Years: Franca Poles ‘ DEATH 30 Years | KERR [5 Years: Three boyn arreinned in the Gates Avenue Court, Brook.ya, this afternoon nad masqueraded ‘diamond kin i tl friends with presente blazing gems. 7397) were arrested with elghteon dia- i, Uy 4 / @| mond rings In thelr jockets and con- Wit I Yyyf fexze that they had veen stolen. They Uf if YT po were Oscar Nore venrs old, of if Wii, y 2 N rick Kelly aly iy “y Uf i M/ ftecn years : i f : ~ , Oe ay A 4 old, who work a shoe factory Ite ey let Lge i hl a, Ub igh ‘ ; sheneetaay aventie, and ESD) / ae ae fourt rs ald, of 1787 Ful eet. Dodge sald that he only p boys lest night, and not be- up that the rings were real dis inonds and real cold, he Just went alon, ti them to have it proved, i In order to prove to Dodge that the welry was all right the boys went nto the Jewelry store of John Smith, { Fulton street, and tried to eell 5 eighteen of the rings. Pollceman Dan- jel Stewart, of .he Gates Avene Court, sauptered in after them. He gathered vad ooys and took the to worked toi7 Utica avenue, y ¢ to hle customers, who, when they lnut a certain nuincer, exobange them for diamond rings. He had fitty two of these rings in stock. Nore. took all of them, They were valued at $39), of $10 per ring. Magistrate Worth held Norean, Kelly for the Gr: Jury and remanded Dodge for further ezamina- then, NEW YORKER AFTER DIVORCE é JUDGE DIXON SENTENCING MURDERERS OF JEN BOSS CHIETER. Fee aodioe roe .54-5-9-0-40 “Oh, that pitiless ride! Oh, that dastardly outrage! Poor, poor Jennie Bosschieter! YOU HAD NO MERCY FOR HER, you (Continued from First Page.) Casper Carleton Seeks Freedom In Vircinia from Wife. (Spectal to The Evening World) NORFOLK, Va., Jan, 2.—Casper BE. Carieton, of New York, chief engineer w that any drug had irl, He did et ty de nus bie | that Campbell kr een administercs not have suMetent ade that night; Ost A aiNee ONDE Sr eiaahip om. ; ke oof Jennie | = ie F Re . 5 cane eaten inatlh yn, to-day : threw her by the roadside after robbing her banyiatgatoasehleyelltaralston ee teats Le eee eee agecaee| 2 Of her womanly purity. THERE CAN BE SE ae ee ead Grune tetVO. MERCY ROR YOU!"—From Judge in hie) hehatt, pirat before | a. E a Newnvork Se ee eis } Dixon’s Sentence. P ; M'ALISTER. CAMPBELL. KERR. Vark nnd some to Norfoik 10 reside with thas la 6 ete a OR RO 2 ¥ COTHHG EG -08« her husband, our Honor whl give this young i [ peSrsiO-Gsb OQ: dxacvessraterens fastens. arrccssvelston shor sons Graze Nore) erent So: EX@ a ceateacau tect eoea ection abet Cacao a 2 extg e $$ $$$, HE. ehance to return o this community = per ree = aes me ne + 3 nt es ae a ! SCANNELL’S TRUST IN ee Fier cuensil pan ninttaGe UICTeS etal ait ntetenre Nees ! One Very Common Cause, Generally MeAtlater, “We could su any things that : Overlooked. ee eae ee ree =a THE FIRE DEPARTMENT. | sectesc oor e ttn 0 cAI At we propose to bear ' RC ean Mee wag Help +4 G cranyement of diacase in some organ, and MeAlleters oe Bia pau ny ha el rueniexerssczve ene ce We is) int : uarangémoot/ of, dlécase (at vbmselormnaiiond 2 i Ve propane to ene the wy the veng rest_on those who do it : : eae eae ihe cause of hea alan tele, x! , aTianer witch he law as “My son Leonard > AIM Meat he ever meets @| Admits that His Friend Gets cp LL ad ea erin pst Uh ea! 1 Aw d ache aaa prominent sympt pecan re neart ot State prison, Aud. we him asa tree mi OTHER, a > ae ehTa je, kid- so ; ty that the commumttyewill aus: AP DATS TCG TUN, MOTHER. a Commission from blibeT ota Bfanalltvers nears tredblelities 0 io flal judiginen! mood tee oloyerer eyes ever y pe an 11 headaches, and If a at fault the cure of obstinate headaches would Le a much simpler matter. However, for that form of headache ealled thanany man here Hot his yeung man he first nen ebitiebtcieitiel-tebeleleicteienieletrieteteeteteieteletetert se er i WHAT SENTENCE MEANS ¢ 1% is before t time In hed mptroiier Coler is prep fF familios and friends, x mptroiier Coler pren brought upon ait {te showing frontal headache, pain back of the eyes and wel hve stownd oo visty Wy us FUR - TO PATERSON MEN. & mite junc amincis showing | (ei garehesad the cutee! ia]hiw Know] eoibs to say j {tall a oe ofr coode supplied to the Fire D i catarth of the head an’ throat; when the Judge Dixon asked the three men to] “Never at any time wan (hete any iit ‘ ment. Infertor goods. It Js alleged. have headache) inilorated jn] back Voli head and and then ps sentence upon] vea, and we never Commune Neenteniiliedlatkhieninrces ck it Is often caused from catarrh of the renal AL Ee CMAM TE Ct e Age Term tation’ Age When fo rne Fire Comnilesioner admite. that stomach oF liver. nan effort to secure individual Years Years Years Released £ nisute Wiliam bo Marks, has a Many rate, catarrb ts the most common on State Prison and Ke SST EI an ; a He OAS AISE IRM TUFRl able cause of such headaches, ani the cure of the Pais was the moxtmum EAR Etat Lae) aa O30 : : rf AHOTMGHHE HAN ESEALA FSSA catarth causes a prompt ¢isappearance of ny the jaw toa CAMPBELL ....... ieeni 18 20 3 52 he « sommiseion on nearly eve! kielheeciche aie i fly Sas Ve t of nensa tte de apinio: . the Fl entaipurs ere is a jent ni i a a Ae Ea wita‘end, DBATH. csc cee sees 2 a0 a 5 Loe ew hichT hea bite, Desactients nue, tarrh oo convenient and effective an Stuart's KERR.... ...... Bbc k| 15 1% 5 Pa Peers Rega P) Catarrh Tablets, a new internal remedy In tre thankful to che couneel in our Scanned has anything tablet form, composed of antiseptics lke Duns fein} r EBucalyptol, Guaicol and Blood Root, which pint et MN Ea latebelatntetatntetelefefoletntat John Kerr and % hoNbs auc cna, whe mule every sacr ckuow that before GAO, tite. | GET WORK IN PATERSON, |r." Democratic Club in honor t uy an engine another compan: id Jont; y . tn 30 eo Stuart's Catarth Tablets as a ere petra ee nell at $135 per He Marks ix the agent... Marks, [ suppose, | 204 culom! by + cure for them. She says: “I suffered daily hin’ former. Chariea U. ¢ . keta commiastons fram the companies offered us it is a strange thing that jade statements that the firm had p 1 pe eeee. ut He know, nothing enone from severe frontal feet oe ane pain i beste 9 ed sled ha * none of my business wha 1 r Susle has been unable o>) Mticat iniiuence; that when Commie y si and back of the eyes at times so intensely Nellave, though, that hia com= in any of the mills here, aloner Scannell heard this he would sion ik 1 per cent. on all. orders, | 24 t9 incapacitate me In my daily duties, [ . act upon the blood and cause the elimination ane Aah ae hat Menke [of the catarrhal poison from the system to be “ay ‘or nearly all} through the natural chano ppanies with which the department Miss Cora Ainsley, a prominent school se ei ne on engine from one com. | teacher in one of our normal schools, speakay, t said, “Marka {s the agent. | of her experience with catarrhal headaches wan a 1 ta’ but tt thee Wit ven 2h rtf! PRISONERS SEE rr a ing a PATERSON, NJ. Jun. 2 Meroy. around Paterson | tind wo: Pitilensnems There 5 i atulone Baer euraca tthe | a ue ale nds the | visit 2 i the eile but ‘ baie shy mot mouteyand staat _iheretare) hee a id ANA AT tw ot my otkey to desert friends | st my headaches, but finally became con. Wad fought ¢ of the c. . ther and Camp- thay work tn the can thd no employment n Leonard) Of © we oto busi: When in or out of oMfe h (i Hrixoners’ were yan Mea mora : OF ms Pol amy ms but Htthe work, but two days all 1 Tpaaahaes Cee hiwae Miearatnone earn they themselves ween | £6, Bor . on sven=| last wee! aihimeuynlingerdreoie ucts | | Huey "Herne bivae Reiteacieler Ve saalth, Bewgealeter, atin vie At weeks nnd my: younger ron but a) TAX BILLS TO BE RUSHED. | REV. HUGH R. HAWEIS DEAD.4 nea s cor or treah attack of eatarrh, Welle li nn who b ae Pepe . tthe vate hy d “d " Z tt were tent Muti abt | way ; UL caW't understand 1. Ne one can — sa abel) Seitartts esaerd etd te *| Immediately after Judge Dixon passed | Despite ail the sympathy (hat has! have feeling againet aa I'm sure.’ Gov, Odette Mens Must Prevail, | Noted English Divine Preached | tarrh cure, and after using a. few ‘Atty. fran jo nentence the four deputy Cua) w | - = — Assemblyman Lewin sony, | hee the Queen Sanday. cent boxes which | procured from my dru, Le foned surroundity val stood guard tn the courteroom sist | iMindarallr (Spectal to The ONDOS Rev. Hugh Regi-| gists | was surprised and delighted to @ 1 tack of the conv vanced for mn ot yor a pare RANY, Jan 22 . that both the caarrh and headaches had 1 ward at the worl from the Court: "Ite z mM srmct i ALAN VIS nt of St. James's, | cone for good.” Vin all right ho was Angitcan dele-|" Stuart's Catarrh Tablets are sold A vat worry, ¥ Wil never cult was Parliament of Heligions at | xia at fifty ceats per package, un uerantes of the proprletorn that they. ci 1843, and lectured and preach. | S4*"*nbec, fo cocaine (tound’ | Phim," explatied MeAilster, The house was fi men, one of whom on the head with a ch felghtful wound. Hu from the house, but th ) @ fourth man and renew +) <Hunter’s wife, during ‘men, had propped u and CHEMIST’S RICE REPORT. Osborne, Vexed, ‘Tells Witthaus to Harry it, -AAsistant District-Attorney Osborne aid thin afternoon that he was hnsten- in unable. to “ake ils ‘upp ‘o “ra nuppie mentary report as to. the ‘amount t Fueroury found in the Inte. miliionairy eoauss of the pressure of buni-! fF Oxborne spoke #harply to Prot. th about | the delay” he | hai ator ori once promised to get ) AMOUD| mercury found, if suf- mtto Have caused death, jead yindietment tor murder, "7 | Femoyer off to Kurope, adtavemeyer, President of 1 Refining Company, * Pat IT He wil \ ° : Nir ! aC RON to say anytsing | them to a Anal passage with ali jos. | arin of the world, dled sudden- | inany catarrh cures), no opium (no common fl doan the alnie, dewn the states ait ARORA ROT dE . speed.” Sithiethliscnaon in_ cheap cough cures), nor any harmful wok to the Jal I kn “You be Death i mablyinan M drug. They contain simply the wholesome and Campbell wore bbl Aad A er Death tn} Di fe 1 twee on the subject of antiseptic nereasary to destroy and drive the nok McAlister, for Thesit Eo a OER, fof the Arsembly: ¢ Bunda. was atricken| from the system the germs of catarrhal sont poeta atc AUelot jylews from. um ton and I clown and. re. | ssease, . art ovarnion 4 ite ne ep an | tate nt foam ven 1 \ orkd reporte: day. Voney tn the fimnl tirade He neemed reidy t raron J in a down- y 4 brother-ine We ain't looking for any now lin tax recomme eat tak ican tint ty 18 u stenographer in a do’ ya rh the door of the prison | YOuNR man rother ln aiaw els took part In the | Gladys } rw ; Naat tina atin hats Jumt se routar ia cet DILiL a ae 1 Independence In 180) ning | OWN Feal-estate office, and a8 her du at w he Jatt James Me- | Bavecied the ienience: poate ince re ae mnmittee, to-morrow, wand ver Garibaadl and was at one tne an : s o'clock every rtebroken father, je | ‘The men were served their dinner upon a course pursue, He was select evening preacher BEter noon) ‘a ster voloed the F AeaGlakty: Siratelne| noon ail h y four | Foxand 19 ail tax ills, | We shalt minster Abbey, a topal Institue he sald "Tm Khe autek brace hin | Noon, all: eat : hearluge oni when they cre, dt lecturer 5 urer, 0 on minute bath held each ot? Warden ituckley permit: P Opinion, honently cuaked for Hoston, Ho was the author of toh Was offered |r whites arora eran | reporter for ening Worll ¢ Mrs. Sigler, of 101 Hamilton avenue, [oer tt nen thy naked Sore te if works, Sage number, Se eT i na eeee father. and Pm glad of (ito he prison and tningle with tie) mother-inlaw of Campbell's vieter, {tot grant them. 1 de noc tuink therg ——____ Fer eens talrseniese cl Id young McAltater, nervously | nen. Rescoun' Mister tae sr, stood we intontty, for wo young man | SUL be an aig emtor “chee | GREAT BARRINGTON’S BLAZE. Mayor Hincnelfffe hended (| ccroulne hide Mttle mustache, porter asked: Sneed, equaliy, with y euanionen ris —— Hoar up, my boy.” raid the father | gfe tentence fever han You ex | Andeew anata badd A CONVICT AT SIXTY. Nusinow Block Wiped ont and STATEMENT BY j,o5ctp, "2 fark gett cams non SS uae ttagand ina oud alice the rai mM Hii eeeton Ooegoce ee _ ene ho helped Se tum the fe knew him. eh i VINSTED, C + ‘| o “some CONVICTED MEN MoAliater and Ia Father, por tsvous mob uebnranticallss alte Jobu Clark Pays Penalty for Stent. SENS TED AConn Breer ho Cal atenographtg . is eta e cee tnutne 7 : i L x for ani uiestahivnes . two men retired to a corner of |, Uernane, tepliat AMeAllater, in, the BILL OFFERED TO tam fr eCity ton, running from Bridge to Main one desiring where for half an hour, |. sin. pall. NTebynlnentels AID MRS. DEATH John Clark, who while collector for| street, was swept by fire to-day. the They Fee! No Resentment and ersed quietly, Hx-Judge Kerr | lows vei, and w me out tie tine | oS. e|the city) markets atolo $3,00), pleaded) ‘The’ telegraph and telephone offices 1 E Thel \ few minutes later to see jie] {0 ios a tlle life] ty | guiky before Judge Cowing in Genera) were burned out and all communication WII Try to Earn Their George, who seemed desec ur is Trenton Legislaturo Asked to | Slant to-day. Clurk wus sentenced to | cut off, ‘The poet-oMice, wax conmumed, Credits in Prison, © the verge of collapse, The rae - ‘O | ging Sing prison for three years. together with a large augligtyy of mull ors held aloot trom the others,| MVALISTER IS Pass Measure to Allow Clark, who ts more than sixty years) mutter, The total toi t exceed MoAliater, Death, Camp 1 Kerr a8 the ex-Judge loft he cast @ con- Her Di old, broke down In court and wept pit- | 100%. i ing some made @ atatoment t9 the this at-/tempiaous look towund MeAllater, who! STILL LEADER. Led SCT terly, Ia course), Phillp Waldhelmer, co She spoke of her desira ternoon, It de thelr first utterance since! . y a | e z . fs nd'n Queen Decorated. to a fol tenograpner whom she met | ternoon, with a hang-dow expression, A bill was introduced tn the Btate| Presented to Judge Cowing « lengthy | ery day at the little reatantent eee HAN aa Tu en ei ie r the family phystelan, also Lagisiature at Trenton to-day specially | petition algned by 29 persons asking for rule HAGUE) sania The Austrian. the corner. pliers telend) gnthused. over ori iS; 7 four men, co rl ‘0 afford 4. De ¥ jungarian Minister here ha er ed that Gin AU rollowas ae. ; How is Tathers" aaked the convictea| H'8 Companions Declare WERE Santer ea awtezel Gani gecek any Sredsan tae lctome | lal QuesnBWinelmlaalinerGreitoces Ley at ncolunns. ie thetrietiy Worlds PAN ea a at and Eb i! They Are Going to thirty years in Bate prison, an oppor: Judge Cowins told the lawyer. 0 An’ autoeRon Ietier tre ed | heel nen. walled to Tho World office Lactate Ve have felt here | Between tite and death? replied the Stick Together. tunity to decura x divorce If she 90 de-| "He robbed the city and has made abso- | Wennela Jorsphe telieitating Ter BMajes: [200 tended ie erealttie ad.. with the hearts, dark as tt in, We have felt here: | pnyaietun ieee luteiy no effory to make rentitution, He|ty on her approaching marriage. Foault {hat oant gtternoon se was ro- tore thet ie wan uselte ite say any 4 se may live.” murmured}! “Don't you think the time ia now op-| The bill provides that where a hua-[rovbed a grezi corporation, mtruggling Slanpceceene nanan stenographer, who furnished follo after thing to relieve our situation, ax the ta want him ever tol portune to tell the whole truth «out! band is sentenced for a felony the wife exlotence and taxed almost out of|) Reeovered Hody trom River. tong of typewritten testimony ta) the storm of public indignation was auch that night?’ fa reporter of Mc- 4 existence. It ts the taxpayer who nuf-| 9 different pastiga In law aulte, He ba that anything sald by us would have ; slater of Camp-| Aitater tn the Jall to-day. snes aT ee eh eee enero ne| reneaPatihlak han 3 j. The; body, of Robert, Farrler,, forty: | more mare win he. could atten’ to Rim. been ‘misinterpreted. bell, dropped in to. see her brother.| “see here,” ald MoAliater anappishiy, jo yore’ ag Clark had been in the Comptrotier's seven years old, of Jersey City, who wa pare hola, each day, | MWe feel no resentment and have nol "Don't deapair, Andrew," sho cried as “We've sald all we are going to about office fourteen years. He lon nil tae drowned at pier { North River on Deo. |that she hax w stendiiy ‘To Prevent the Grip, Femover ike cause, fe” eriticlam to make; but we want to thans the boy sivoped up $0 the iron erate Got 1h We fellows bave decided to) rassure money, he stole betting on th ry ll, was recovered to-day» at the same|acoot posed. the EWA errec neo” We TASH AD lace where he fall qvarboard, """ “""* [ase haw earned’ cea tere