The evening world. Newspaper, September 30, 1901, Page 7

POLICEMAN A SAVAGE BRUTE Clubs Man and ne Him to Crawl in Streets Suffering Agony. TWO HOURS AT STATION * John Haggerty Was Detained .rom , . 4 Until After 6 A. M. Without Getting Medical Au. Crawling painfully about the streets ® 8 for an hour earfy this morning looking for ald, deserted dy the pollceman who tad clubbed him almost into helples: ness, John Haggerty, of No, 187 Euat | One Hundred and Second street, reached tal the East One Hundred and Fourth street } police station at 4 o'clock, only to be | held there without surgical help until | after 6 o'clock. Then. Haggerty was taken to Harlem Hospital. where it was found that his *\ ankle was sprained-badly and his body black and blue. The police returns to Headquarters State that Hagcerty wos assaulted at 3 o'clock by an unidentined patro!man at One Hundred and Eleventh street and Lexington avenue, Haggerty, when he was able to tell Ais story at the hospital, said that the #) 1 \statlon-house police were trying to shield the culprit, as the assault was committed at One Hundredth street, a not cleven blocks:above, as the returns J o"T was standing there arguing with A a friend at 3 o'clock.” he sald, “We got to quarrelling and a polleeman ran up and began clubbing me. I fell under iis furious blows and rolled to the gut- ter, spraining my ankle. I cried out that my leg was broken. “Both my companion and the police- man hurried away. For an hour 1 érawled about in terrible pain. Then I Rot to the station-house. I was kept there until 6.10 A. M., suffering aw- fully."* Sergt. Casey, who was in charge of the East One Hundred and Fourth street station, said that Haggerty’s story would be investignted. He denied that the police were trying to shield the of- fending policeman, and sald that Hag- would have a chance to try to his assatlant, irst intimation of what had hap- ; o Haggerty reached his family at jock this morning, when the thir- ) y f Policeman Grin- the East One Hundred and Fourth street station, called. The boy sald that he had been instructed by ite father to tell Mra. Huggerty that her i] husoand had fallen ‘from a street car ry and broken hia leg. Mrs. Haggerty went to the hospital > put was not allowed to se her husband. Her son Frank, after inquiry at One Hundred and Second street and Lexing- ton avenue, {s convinced that his father Was the victim of a police assaul He fays he was told so by a policeman on post there, but that the policeman would not give “*. more definite Information, The interest in the casa of Policeman rinnen. who {6 driver of the patrol ‘Agon, has not been explained. At the S station-house all information ts with- hela dwesadl —<————=—_—. ENTERTAINS A BURGLAR. A Syracuse Man Makes n Robber Pay for Crockery He Broke. a SYRACUSE, N. Y., Sept. 2.—Charies { Samuels, of South Salina street, was awakened by the falling of dishes on «the floor, and Jumping up he saw a man in the dim light in the dining-room, He called to the man to threw up his hands, and the latter, thinking he had a revolver, obeyed, Mr, Samuels's wife turned on the Nght and Mr. Samuels marched his man to the kitchen, There he asked him to | | | a seat nnd lighted his pi He Rave the burglar a cigar, and they dis- i . d-the matter. The burglur com- ee plimented Mr. Samuels on his nerve and that of his wite. ‘After a couple of hours’ talk Mr, muels grew tired of trying to hold 3 ioe man until) con went on his wa aay ing that he waw 3 rats that he had caused so much ~ ARNSIN WRITE HIS BIOGRAPHY, CHICAGO'S MAYOR AT WORK ON HIS LIFE HISTORY, Gays I¢ Will Not Be Published Un- tl Twenty Ye: After His Death. \ CHICAGO, Sept. %.—Mayor Harrison j.s 18 at work on an autoblography. “Till tell you,’ id the Mayor, when asked about his new Iterary task to- day. ‘I'm not yet looking for a pub-| jy Usher. In fact, J propose to stick to the usual rule in regard to publishing mem- oirs. They will appear twenty years after my death. Writing them? Oh, the IT am writing then all right, and they are vastly Interesting, chiefly tor reason that they deal mainly with oinee folks’ affairs, “Yes, there ara some things in them my published me fact, that ull long afters tiamy r safe from political Nothing that I am ashamed of, though, The book will be all facts—no , bouquets for anybody, not even for m: self, If it was not all facta I'd pub! Ip gol the book won't roast an; body. ‘oing to be all facts, and you |Th now tacts’ speak for themselves.” ¥. W. Vanderbilt Lets His House. F. W. Vanderbilt has rented his hou: “CHAMPAGNE CHARLIE LOSES TWO “FIZZERS.” M1SS CHRISTIE MACDONALD. Peter F. Dailey Wanted All} wroth. None but Peter should fill the i 3 re me. the Honors—Christie Mac- |mirth-provoking part of the program: He hied himself to Will. Donald and Will McConnell| “The lines belong to me. I copyright- Have Left the Cast. ed them, and if they provoke unchatned laughter, to me shall the plaudits come,"' Peter remarked in all the suav- {ty of his manner. Some of the fizz in “Champagne Char-| Hence the dissension. Me" has fizzed out. Christie MacDonald, who {s Mrs, Will- Peter F. Datley ts having troubles of| 1am Winter Jefferson in private life, ts ois own up Boston way also a dissenter. She feels the Iack of Two of his principa WIN McConnell! public ight. She hasn't been featured and Christie MacDonald, who have been] as a woman with her reputation show! earning Inughs and drawing principals’| be. Besides, she Is related to the im- salaries, have resigned. mortal Joreph by marriage. No lvel!- The whyfore? ‘Tis thusly: hood in the background for her. She WHI was a press agent, In “Cham-| says Peter wants all the prominence. pagne Charile’ he enacted the part he honors for any one but performed in real life. He ‘is said to Peter Dalley, with have had nes which made people old. chuckle, Dalley heard) the surges and grew So Minx MacDonald. 00. left the ci Tt f And Peter Dailey mourns B. Altman & €o. + Are showing Au'unn selections of High Grade Silks and Velvets, stocks of which are now complete with newest styles, (Display of Imported Novelties in Windows.) 6,000 Yards of FANCY SILKS, Street and Evening Shades, To-mcrrow, TUESDAY, at . . Per yard, 78c. POSSE PURSUES. FAUIT THIEVES. PIANOS To our complete stock of Waters MANY 8:40TS FIRED IN WILD | Pianos we have added the beautiful JERSEY CHASE. inew CHESTER PIANO— The eo ier set Cy LE best low-priced piano in the world,” Many Raskete and Thus Eluded [and FULLY WARRANTED FOR ‘Their Angry Parsuers. 'SIX YEARS. Price Charles Powell, a farmer, discovered two men taking quinces from his ore chard In Brookdale. He got his shot- gun and with two farmhands pursued the thieves, who darted for u wagon they had in walting. They leaped into the vehicle and drove like mad toward Paterson, with Powell, his two men and a dozen other farmers who have suffered from frult thieves in ch Several shots were fired after the two men and they returned the fire. The thieves, secing that the pursuers were gaining, began to unload the wagon, throwing out basket after basket of Peaches, apples, quinces, &c. This jightened the load, and the lg! thieves began to draw away from the angry farmers, some of whom con- tinued the chase on horseback. The thieves have a rendezvous in the dense woods between Brookdale and Fawante City, Fifty farmers armed with | “i Pereeney Go clubs and. shotguns spent the 5 searching for them. A meeting of c ‘90 on instalments; only zens Is to be called. soon to organize @/ $19 down and WIFE CHARGES RICHES WAITED: PIE AND BICAMY., SHE DIED PAUPER DOESN’T KNOW WHETHER SHE | $10,000 FORTUNE SOUGHT HER IB NO. 2,3 OR 4. EIGHT YEARS. Augustas Drewery Has a Lot tol white Mary Matthias W Answer For When Ie Gets Out of Jail. Almshounse, New York Were Making Vain Search, Among the grievances which Mrs.] For eight years Ladenburg, ‘Thalman Augustus M. Drowery schedules against} @ Co., of No. 40 Wall street, have naa her husband are his unwillingness to! $10,000 for which they were secking the earn a living for her, nts proneness tolowne-, The moncy was left by Rudolph Me and steal, his fondness for ple, his} Hach, a bookbinder, of Brooklyn, who threats to kil! her and a probability |aieq intestate in 1893. His property, that he is a bigamist. which by law belonged to the next of Augustus {s now serving a three /kin. should have gone to his niece, Dut months’ term In the penitentiary for the }the bankers were unable to find her. theft of a gold watoh from his siater-| During the time that the executors of in-law, and when he is released ho will /the esinte have been looking for the have to face an indictment for bigamy |vtece she was an inmate of the alms = pret as an {rate woman's tonmue- | house at Wilkcsbarre, Pa, She dled a ashing. auper a tr ago See Deeearr nat aise Perec mtnnes i nee Tat eae and was burled in bel Goldrin, as she prefers to be called, © woman who died a pauper when MWveaj with iher aleter, ats Noun 36 Van | a roreune’ was awalting her wie formerly Buren street, Brooklyn. She says that | ‘sy she married ‘Drewery last spring after | wag a witage wie Chew ukenbarre. jane a brief but ardent courtship, and her marr to Dr. Willlam Minich, in the bank were false, and when he|to Bave been wealthy. ; began stealing he! velry, his sister's | joie item sccured employment with furniture and her t's belongings she inountains aad when h evens four Eye left him and did not cry when he was|dered in his bed she demanded a share sent to the penitentiary. of hie estate, After a long legal battle Since then she has heard of previous ee EGG SUE matrimonial explolta on the part Sf ed there until she died. 4 apd he is uncertain whethe fer uncle dled within a few days or N ne oth the time: she became, a Publis charge. ASTOR 7 i IN AIS PULPIT. for her Deine lauccens Col saa succesful. BULLET GRAZES HIS HEAD AS CARRIE Tn QUISMASHED. TWO MEN WRECK A SALOON WITH AN AXE. Nojsy Young Man in Congregation |But Not for Prohibition’s Sake— Fired After Neing Told to They Were Refused Drinke— Leave the Church. Thelr Work Is Complete. OWINGSVILLE, Ky., Sept. 32.—In| Nicholas Glynn, twenty-thre years Kimbell Springs Church, near this city.| ola, of No. 182 Newark avenue, and the usual Sunday service was being held| Thomas O'Rourke, twenty-three years yeatercay, and while the pastor, B. H.} oid, of No. 47 Waren atreet, both of 8, who resides in this city, was de-| Jersey City, figured in Pollco Judge Ilvering his sermon, a disturbance Waa) sioos's court to-day as Imitators of ralsed by "Bud" Carmichael, 4 young} Carrie Nation. man of the neighborhood. They called at Samuel Freedman’ The pastor and congregation at frst] satoon, No. G4 York street, Jersey City, pald no attention to the actions of the at 1 o'clock this morning and demanded fellow, but he became so nolsy and of-) arings, The bartender refused to aerve qgoslve chat” Ider) Ross nally te-| em wecauine they were drunk. escort the young man outside of the] Thereupon the two men went into the bullding and have him remain there . _ Carmlehaet Tefueed to go, and, rising| PICK Yard, got an axe, returned to the to hi! feet. before hands could "be tala saloon, knocked the bartender down preaches + potne me He at 3 with their Mists and then used the axe , Fortunately his aim was ba ; fad the paator eneaped Injury: aithouRn | all the fixtures In sight, the, bal bail within a few inches of| They smashed every bottle they could reach, They chopped up the bar. They omereds amashed the mirror and then hurled ottles in all directions, Proprictor Freedman tried to Inter- fere, but he was prompt!y knocked out. Glynn ‘and O'Rourke kept on, With the axe they broke all the chairs and wrécked the chandellers. They cracked the window panes, eer rippeal open the foor and they ci ked ‘beer je awful * saeKet and ihe "i man attracted Policeman C ine, with the ald Oran revolver, vd lode whi dued the turlous Niellance committe ‘$5 Per Month. ITO WEDLOCK #3 Per Mone STEAD OF JA Stool, cover, tuning and delivery free, MISS ROMANOVITZ LOST BUT RECOVERED SWEETHEART. HORACE WATERS & CO., 134 Fifth Ave., near 18th St. Harlem Branch(Open Evenings), 254 West 125th St., near 8th Ave. She Is Le- Lost 8400 in the Beginnl: Willing to Trust ‘Coun weapasualsoniite: C6 d Romandi Lebenpusk!, familtarly known, vowa I as “the Count,” won a bride to-day in- aS stead of going to prison, and Eva Ro- For Children. manovitz, of No. 74 Norfolk street, this s she is the happlest You would walk many miles, pay out many doliars to save your child from the torture of In- -growing nails, the calamity of Flat-foot, the pain and disfigurement of corns and bun- Stopping in front of a fine looking estab-| ions. Why not take the right pre- lishment “the Count’ told Eva that was/ cautions now? Insure ‘ Good Feet the place, and, according to her own! for Life!’ story, she gave him four $100 dills with Infantaticits 212 which to begin negotiations. ‘The Children's 2 2 2 9238;,9$ Count’ then vanished. Misses’ = = 5 os: steniay a friend of Miss Romano- Shoes alno for adulta, “The Count" lives at No, 61 Hender- son street, Jersey City, and several months ago paid court to the New oYrk girl. They became engaged and ashe, having saved $1,000, was willing to In- vest It in a saloon for him. On Sept. 17 they went ¢o Newark for that purpose. After marriage she found that the 1 y sic Mee RcaDRE vitz met him on the street and caused] JAMES S. COWARD, tales her husband had told her regard-| yours, Aut nothing s|his arrest. Eva appeared against him |"268.272 Greenwich St. ur. Warren St., ¥.¥, ‘ag his income and the money he had | for nix widow, though he was supposed] in court, but after a short conference end for New Catal : with him expressed a desire to with- |= = draw the charge “1 still love him," she sald. Dentistry? Leberpuski was held In $1,000 bail, ——— which his sweetheart promptly fur- nivhed. ‘The hearing was to be held ~— WATERB y before Justice Hoos thix morning, but on the way to court they stopped in the office of Justice of the Peace James Murphy ‘and were married. So stien he fenched Justice Afoose he blessed them \ ar rn wee Bachaie nella 54 West 23d St., New York. SCHOOL BESIEGED BY BULL.| 414 & 4i6 Fultan Sit Brooklyn, (Second dot west of Abranam & Strav'n) Teacher and Scholars Kept Prinon-| r2eTH POSITIVELY EXTRACTED AND FILLED sreltar Hoars| by Auary ian WITHOUT PAIN BY OUR NRW BOTANICAL Discov APTLIB E OU! NEW HAVEN, Conn., Sept. 3. a RY APTLIND TO THE GUMS. angry bull, tormented by mischi boys in the district school at New Fair. field, kept the pretty teacher and all the scholars prisoners for several hours in the school-housé. The bull was grazing in a lot near the school, At recess some of the boyr waved a red rag at him. The bull broke down the intervening fence. Boys, girls and teacher took refuze In the school- house and barred the door. ‘Tho bull struck angrily at the doors and win shaking the building and break~| gg, The teacher lifted eo eted FREE ad go home at Perfect Fit Guaranteed. You saa your Weta rai beasty ata saa ch "Hours 8 A. Mit "ali vind Hold the rest wero hauled up, and the remainder of the evening was spent in that dark retreat. Anx- rs IN ATTEND, fous parenta arrived and the bull) was ininations sn driven away. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. FOR 10 "YEARS, DIED. KANE.—On Saturday, Sept. 28, MART. MAULIFFE, beloved wife of Thomas Ht. Kane, In the 324 year of her ag Funeral trom tate raatdence, Droskiyn, Tu Interment Cal 24 Goch at, day, Oct. 2, 1 MM. gharp. Lawyers. DIVORCE wa, i : Belpg Wanted—Mal. RS Archie Birkett, Tonia, Micha "U had to quit work on ac- coust of piles. J suffered -ter tiby all the time, Two ap- plications from a 50’cent box ke riddle cakes, 11.39 19 of Pyramid Pile Cure cyred 9), Tc, 055 Fulton i, rook me completely. All drug- gists eail. it. Bools o Piles, For Sale. causes; and cures mailed free, “LADIES’ CLOAKS & SUITS ON CREDsT. Terms to ue nEverypody, MOR ye SB json Set 7 Layee mee 155, 157, 150 East 23d St./207, 2075 200 Park Row. Two Doors West of 34 Ave. ; Tint Below Chatham Square, BUY FROM US AND SAVE MONEY. Immense collections of the catchiest bargains of the season. Another week of interesting values. Throngs of well-pleased buyers visit’ our warerooms daily and their appreciation is quite manifest. No better op- portunity presents itself to the thrifty shopper than the values we are offering. Eee instance: _ Ghiffoniers made of best season:d oak, goldenoak finish Ay ghly Pp E ror; actual value $15.00, special, 9.85 8 $ Elegant Mahogan Frame Parlor Suits, like cut, consisting of five ices, covered in fine quality of silk damask or silk ta , beautifully tufted: backs, finely upholstered, best tempered steel springs; cannot for less than $55.00; great special for Tuesday and Wednes- Hall Stands, liks: cut,” of in quartered oak, polished oak; plano polish fin‘sh, = ‘one large and handsomely carved, ‘ two small have 26x16 French #7 \ i drawers (one. bevel mirror, brass ‘ ( Mi h, ‘ (ecks and umbrelh F———_ J / fai wee Kr) ren | attachments; — actnal | value £16.00, special, ¢ bevel mirror; ; C ‘actual | value $25,007: Spe cial at Mahog-} Handsome Round Top Golden any Saddle Oak Extension Tables, piano pol- \ isted tops, 5 massive turned 9. 98} | Orsyfinely carv- § Leys; actual vaiue $16; special As, like cut, bea tae every 2 x énended foot ends Ale aes en nd Fae where at $5; special at. : ‘Handsome Figured "Ve Coches, with tine + best springs, tufted seats Toilet Ta- bles, in golden oak, elegantly pol- ished, 2 drawers, swing mirrorsand French shaped legs; really worth $10.00, special, For Tuesday's and Wednesday's sale we have made some iC big price reductions in our Carpet Department. Hundreds of fresh, beautiful: patterns of all standard makes at prices far ‘Housekeeping. below actual value. Railroad Fare Allowed Fine Velvet Carpets, newest colors. and designs, regular $1.25 7icl} be value; sale Uap BORG Sabai Sash re teeccees 4 Out-of-Town Buyers,} Tapestry Carpets. many patterns to select from; latest and 56c and their custom res- choicest on ae tegular $1.00 value; sale price .......0¢ pectfully solicited. Tapestry Carpets, close out of certain patterns at prices; actual value 75c. sale price. Feailroads, Lectures, WEAR DIAMONDS oe CENTRAL rt from Gri Central LOOK PROSPEROUS FORCE YOURSELF TO SAVE ail & Paper Train t SA St adirantace & Sanur Speci. 14030 8 i “4 Syra Lxal. 18.35 F p reference, but Lare NEW CREDIT "SYSTEM uit everybody, mith jiberal aecommortattons L. W. SWEET & CO., LEADING CREDIT JEWELLERS, 37-39 MAIDEN LANE (stain Eotrance) _CREDIT. 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