The evening world. Newspaper, July 9, 1901, Page 3

EE , U DEADLY FHT ON HOUSETOP. Detective McCafferty Nearly Overcome by “Sailor Brown.” ‘The story of a remarkable robbery was revealed in tho Centre Street Po- Meo Court to-day when John Harford allas “Sallor Brown," Edward Callahan and Henry Snyder, Manhattan, and William Kealey, of Coney Island, wer held to the Grand Jur The men confessed to worth of glassware aw: from the factory of 1. Weat Fifty-ninth str Feb. 27, The gexds bh foun a flat teenth street, and owner, Detectives McCafferty and Samu Price, of headquarters, captured I ford and Callahan last night desperate battle. The men had tle Chicago after the robbery, here a few days ago. learned they were at No. 2 East Twen- tleth street and went there to arrest, them. i The men saw them coming and barred the door to their room, but the detec tives forced thelr way fought desperately, but was si a blow from Pr! ok taking restored to ‘ord ‘ Wa ‘ went to the roof and McCafferty pur- | sued him. Harford ran swiftly toward the e. at his heels, street McCaffer a skylight and xev He extricated himsel sash and glass with ditticul though his leg palned him he ran Harford to walls of the J.C. W over the ro 5. 1 with the away from nearly overcome, effort ha wrested the away from the robber, and gave such a blow | on the head that he was knocked sense- less, a TRAIN KILLS BOY. Siipped Under Wheels of Moving Car, ‘. ¥., July %.—Fred Cronce, ar-old son of Myroi fleld, was Killed by a Lehigh Valley freight train at Newfield to-day. He attempted to board a box car. His foot slipped and he fell under the wheels of the car. ITHACA, the ft Cronce, of LIEUT. MARTIN MEETS FINISH, He Pleads Guilty to Charge of Grand Larceny. Former Lieut. the United States Army, came to the inevitable end of a carcer as a sport thi morning. He entered a plea of gulity before Recorder Goff to grand la in the second degree, pleading tenuation that he had been a hero in the army. “That bears no welght with me," sald the Recorder. “To my mind |t adds to your guilt. Educated by the Gov ment, you have disgraced your uniform, Thero ts no excuse for you. Martin appears to have been an tn- offensive young person until he got a couple of medals for gallantry In the Bantlago campaign. When he came back to New York he was a Broac y hero, and began to pervade the district where the white lights never go out. The pay of a Heutenant ts not #uf- fictent to enable a young man to buy the Tenderloin, even though he contine himself to the purchase of the liquid part of it and do tt instalment! After a time the officers at Fort JL Mton discovered that Martin waa short in his canteen accounts. About this same time it was dis- covered that he was the husband of Guaste ScKee, a large woman, wi ‘was the proprietor of pool rooms w! women played the races, He tried by court martial and dismi: from the army, Then Gussie McKee @ismissed him from her hourehold, Work was repugnant to Martin, and he would have rene of it; he Ilved on his wits. Some time since he passed @ bogus check for $74.86 on the Gorham Silverware Company. When bro 0 Book neralentesahiad aay Eeeee ens {i fatied Folge with ‘he. corporation. le wi indicted on June 30, arrested, @nd to-morrow he will be sentenced and will start to prison. —————— atter al] BY Edward H. Martin, of In ex |) ” tn! ree soto ieinieieieieinte * i How Borgine Gardiner and Ja LOST A MILLION; WIFE IS GONE]: NOW William Noble Says of ences, His La ales THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 9, i90t, | Ra INJURED BURGLAR’S PAL FOUND IN CAGE. inicieleiciel OSEPH MILLER ‘6 J rAn 4-2 His Hard Luck Experi- | test Beats All.’ but trouble before, exclaimed Wil . pacing the lobby at No, 42° Kast t Twenty- woman ts when she gets ma: yooh thing, And Te, Jock this morning to the door. says 1 wonderingly a to do y son, And w this mean?’ “Yes, pop; she satd you wer at the beach and wanted the down the nd © got pr much ev he plano and a clock and nat Lawyer « a Ute man stepped out with penelln ~ I asked bh And when was a law obeying the Instructions of my y T told him he'd better stop rlght wh could the before 1 think, they the doors of an that, locked them, whipped up and drove 3 r y “I'm not golng to sa yth more about it, Our quarrel was only a smal one; no more of a quarrel than thous sands of couples are having right aton, It was not about any Immorality, nor anything Mke that, and [ just wante kK it over ali the cottage at M » 1 guess my Ananctal rey to do with ft than any You seo, 1 used to own the apartments and alot property, But I tled to run a newe- else, BOY DEAD ON A SCOW. Veund Drowned in a Pocket Wie Body Not Cialmea. Workmen Y-day found the body of a weven-year-old boy in the pocket of A dirt scow lying in Gouverneur Sip, East River. The Ind was lying face down- ward {na pool of water and had been G@owned. It is surmised that he fell into the Pocket while playing. The little fellow Was of sturdy bulld, had black hair and eyes and wore u white nen walst and knickerbockers, white underwear, black atockings and laced shoes. = The corpso was not identified, ————_-- THREE IN HOLD-UP, Highwayman Schocty Says Others Helped 11 Schoety, the confexsed highwayman, wan brought to Police Headquarters to. day and examined by Capt. Titus, ‘The prisoner sald he and two others held’ up Theodore Johansen and shot Two DIE ot. Titus ways he believes Schoefy’ etory and expects to make two othe: arrests. NEW YORK MAN KILLED IN DUEL Harry Daley Shot His Antagonist Dead, Then Expired Himself. SANTA FE, N, M., July 9.—Harry a health-seeker from New York, f a pistol duel to-day in a saloon with Jullan Arias, of this city, Arian wan killed and Daley so badly wounded that he died within a few hours, A quarrel over n card game precip- {tated the sheoting, —$——__- Sunday World Wants make for- tunes for advertisers. pape the N nearly tne up as a omlices tn rg, Nos. 1 and 2 Union Wedded Widew ago ethan fide Va i Wife ten within af from whom you 3 ra ago and fight Iv dead, is she not? now what has become her," replied the distr In 1890 William = N was her musteal ney ly Park, whi ney were he owned that eke remi Ytwo y Was a ine a fine stable and vants. with xury, toretinue ser Dirnetrous Exper! ni@ ai n came GIVE MILLIONS. tthe Atlanta Hotel, { | Setetetete! reich Bs feleletat feleleleintnt | Gardner Was Hurt by}. Breaking Rope Lad- der and Miller Was Penned in Elevator | of Locked Building. tosday ar dove n his death After the dying area way the was 8 he had he butt Droken was sans of Ne as the made bulldhig vk a protective ied to him, the attle igh the burs Ted ay forward ¢¢ ame om the statlon-house the prisoner guvel if dosent Malle teen | vid, of LG West #1 ny | claimed (ken and would ¢ the ha! nin seareh of w rieave he found th going Into the ely hy Yout of a frst- | also under medical tryin ya rope oe POLICE INACTIVE. Parsons of Attegt « Parsons was in an indigna f the Weat This va date hour the and Prof, The: Ironmaster Has Jondon, treatmonts for tie Cure of $200,000,000 for fii and astima. wil . and explained, Dr. Philanthropy. the Me Director of the or Kpeh tying Cure at as West st and has been for several years oom LONDON. July 9—Andrew Carnegie nace ea UM ELSE x which ix Be ere en {the first and only One auth 1 tol polds- nis prominent Amoriganarecently use this t tmeat. He has regularly that he had over $209,00,10 to give visited the York office at_ ty | To Am s Who have bee West 22d st, and will bring baek | Kucsts at Skibo Castle Uhis sumn with him from the above-mentioned | has freely discussed his philanthropic ar eth ea ee plane. sist his German-Amer! Company, | He Intends to give addit which ts known as the Koch Lung sums to Hbrarles and for edu Cure, having offices at ww York, | Pyrposer, | It ls sald ‘that his philanthropy may take now. ffbannels Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washing:on, Asheville, Rochester,. Buffaio and many other Amorican cities, 4 ju Hannah Takes the Place of Radford SHE UES TU BE THE ICEMAN Mrs. Injured Husband. or blended to Sibs., $2.00; To Jehie: Milk “Bagh Meat Canad: Ib, Fish: Harel Salt Cod- fish, Ib y $2.00; can, Ru suit Ib. SORES x WAZEL IDR. COOK OFF F Tons of Supplies for Absent Explorer, Who Has Not Yet Heard of Mother's Death. Charges Sood which opened yesterday has many thcusands who attend. 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