The evening world. Newspaper, December 18, 1901, Page 9

bid oo fe bop ltrs Oder AE I ese eters if THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 18, 1901. 7” WADE SLAVE OF VIOLINIST: Talented Bov Compelled’ to Act as Domestic Servant and Give Up All Earnings. THEN TRUNK WAS HELD. But When Told to Scrub the Floors the Worm Turned and Expose Followed. ‘The organist of one of Brooklyn's most WOMEN HOMELESS AND ILL EXPOSED TO WINTER FURY. |: Som roe Institution—Fair Philadelphian’s Pitiful Tale. | —— Two destitute women Police Headquarters last nik ' sized the fact that the all New York where won funds pl 9 which the nolles & woman for lodging without, ‘ormity with the rules, ar- consigning her to a cell ation, Addison, pretty and re- » Pollee Headquarters la after tramping the streets coid} and hungry ail day, Sie had come from Pulladelphia, she sald, where she had left twin babies lees than a year old while she went In search of her hus- band who deserted‘ her last February. Mrs. Ad@ison was fed and was then M { fine nie d, went One of Them Found Almost Unconscious on the Steps of a Charitable|' iSale of AGED 104. Also Grandmother of Tommy Ryan, Pugiltet. WATERTOWN, Virginia Ryan, Dec. 18 — Mra Men's | Chatham Square: 1393 to 205 Park Row, fashionable churches was taken to the| sent upstairs to bewared for by Matron Gates Avenue Court, Brooklyn, to-day to| Travers, while the police searchol the 7 bar- explain why he refuted to clvo up a|lodging-houses and’Salvation Army racks for her husband, whom she sald trunk belonging: to Fredezick Hoffman, | Tacks for Nir Rist ie tnd and dis- violinist, Inclined to work. She rematned with ‘The organist ts Walter O. Wilkinson, | Matron Ttavers all night, which was a of No, 39 Macon street. [ast spring violation of ru as only children are he was called from an Episcopal church - oot supposed to cared for a: Police Headquarters in Richmond, Va., to conduct the music of the Tompkins Avenue Congregational Church, of which Dr. TR. R. Meredith is pastor. Hoffman, who 1s only twenty years 14, came to his country about two years ago. Ho had studied under the great masters in Brussels and Baden and had appeared tn concerts before royalty. He choose America as the ruitful Neld tn which to exhibit plus with the bow, In Richmond h Wilkin- who took him to his home as a guest and became his manag Youth Secures Pupita, ‘The organist secured a position in the ehurch choir for his talented oe protege, and ft was not long the church as his pupils. The smusiclan was delighted with his « and saw a Drililant future. But he had been receiving no money. He says that his salary at the churoh * and the tuition of his pepliis was col- lected by Wilkinson, 1 st eutreanrunt of his was not even allowed car {from the homes of his wot tl Ta adé'tion to recety to being shabbdily d: to and e yong lied to play the EERSDERION HOFEMAN Siem washed the disies and Was agsiet- the potat answered the door beil. Ife ant cook and chambermaid, Takes Place of Servant. When the organiat's famtly came to Hoffman was brought with ter the first two weeks the girl, who had been engaged by Mrs, Wilkineon to clean the new house, was discharged and Moffman be the slayvey. He secured a pos Dr. Dean Richmond Babbitt of the B whieh ison ponte from Dr. church. He played in the afternoon at the new church, Wilkinson, he says, went to Dr. Bab- itt and collected hia wages in that church as well as all the others, Two weeks a which several peared, Ifoffman made all the prepa- rations tn the house for the event and Was to receive “halt of the proceeds . He says Scrub Floors, Wilkinson told 1 have to serub ‘m turned, He t the organ. He sent for his + but ft was refused. After repeated demands fur his prop- erty Mrs. Wilkinson sent him this let- p, ter. réfvsed polnt blank and ist's sheltering wing, trunk next d: Wilkinson has consented to allow you to your trunk. Will you kindly do so at You may also retain your position in the fr, We do not intend to take advantage of your unfortunate position, ‘ When the expressman called the trunk waa again refused, Then Hoffman got a summons for the organist. “Why don't you give this man his trunk?" asked Magistrate Furlong in court to-day. “Because he owes me 362.60 for boar.” meekly angwered Wilkingon, and added, “but 1 am willing to’ take $s. “How much money have you taken longing to lim?" axked Hoffman's cou ‘The organist flushed head, but mado no-arawer, TUNE hls Diagistrate Furlong ‘ndjourned the case| and onered Wilkinson to deliver the trunk to the young man at once. LOOKS MORE WARLIKE. Situation Between Chill and Ar- gentina Strained, BUENOS AYRES, Dec. 18, via Gal- veston,—It Is rumored here that Chill ‘will not agree to the proposed modifica- tion of her recent note to Argentina, as outlined in the recent communication from the Argentine. Governmen Nacion bel elieves that If this ty ‘true the ‘ mattuation will become more rertous, eee ruunyan Volunteer legion {8 to be will consist of two eas oF “evanty pang three regi- to sccure the admission of Mrs. Addteon to the St. Barnabas Home unit! she caa vecure work and send for her twins While Mrs. Addison was In Police Headquarters a patro!man discovered an old woman lyIng on the steps of the The police will make an effort = St. Barnabas's Home. She was almost | reached t dead from cold and was exhausted by | door ts closed at 9 o'cloc walking the . Some one had «t-| disconnected, rected her to St. Barnabas's, and there | admittance. she fell after vatnly pulling at the bell. Lateps and POLICEMAN UNDER {AN IRISH LEADER CARRIAGE WHEELS. SENT TO PRISON. THROWN WHILE TRYING TO|NATIONALIST IS SENTENCED ARREST DRIVER. FOR SPEAKING TOO FREELY. Cenor O'Kelly, M. P.. Given Two Months Without Hard Myatertous Newark Qouple Dodge Shots from Officer, Who to question whipped up his horse and started to drive away. As he did eo Tighe grabbed at tho side of the buggy and tried to pull him- self in It, He slipped, however, and fell benesth the wheels of the carriage and was run over. Although badly hurt, Tighe managed to draw hts revolver and sent a couple ts after the occupants of the . but they kept on thelr way. man MeManus, who had run up at the sound of the firing, also fired eral shots but falled to bring the ing couple to a halt. ighe was taken to St. James's Hospt- tal, whero his Injuries aro sald to be serious. ‘The negro and his companion have not been found. — officials of Mayo County, was concluded + Sr. O'Kelly was sentenced to two months’ {mprisonment, and four others defendants were sentenced to undergo terms of imprisonment ranging from a fortnight to x month, sentences Impsed without labor The Court refused the demand of the defendants for leave to appeal from the Jurisdiction of the Court, The refusal of the Court was due to the fact that the defendants declined to undertaxe not to speak publicly in the interim. —— VICTORY BORN OF DEFEAT. Pittaburg Man—It seems to be {mpos- gible to abate thé smoke nuisance In our town. 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