The evening world. Newspaper, January 13, 1902, Page 7

Thomas O'Brien, Cap- tain of Harbor Tug- boat, Supposed to Have Accidentally Left Jet Turned On— Another Guest Found Unconscious. The woman was Gattnewg ie Te ca \ Y re “fa fe? Pegiste, AN another guest. was t n to walch O'Brien worn had been assigned there ation gas and electric ight It is suposed that O'Hrien or ¢! woman uming out the a tally turned on the whole upper floor of the hotel was meated with the deadly fumes ¢ ) Br was about forty-seven yearr of age and a well-known boatman tn the arber. He lived at One Hundred and ‘Thirty-elghth atreet and Alexander ave in the Borough of the Bronx, where children. He was a widower 1 wife having died about two daughter, Emma, kept house for She says he was home yesterday WIFE IS INSANELY. {HOHENZOLLERW'S JEALOUS, HE SAYS, KUSTER DECLARES SHE SUS- PECTS ALL TYPEWRITERS. Lawyer Resists Her Application for Separa’ Tells oT 1 Kus a lawyer, who ts being ® + wif > Kuster. for a ation w he rend apitals ¢ e ‘ t siber aeoex nat fore Jus ireenbaum he Supreme wif ewrtt a ne plot to poinon her: told her i An she wae wuffertng from leat tight k writ scorted nd er 1 examiners i ' y Aspinall, of Grooklyt asylum at Amity He 1 $15 a week for her mainter had her pr. reed 4 wanitarium ta was 0} eb noyele a with a special nurse ‘ liberated on ort 0) and he took her Roland, whenc 1 Jan- uary though she seemed ¢ vught the suit now ont ‘She said 1 was in * with the typewriter,” Mr. Kuster testified, “and tha: he Was velng poisoned. She said the walters in the r m «she bad been poisoned, | and that she suspected me ‘Albert Paiek tor Kuster, drew nis wile aypear bring bis ma Kuster puckered Dh! ands ¢ denied th he was jealous transferred his ate or that he hi Amityville to Har ter sanitartum of men 4 that Dr. Derkes bad ger told him his. wite was suflering from | lead poisoning. SAILING DATE. KAISER’S IMPERIAL YACHT WILL START ON JAN. 18. Naval Band Will Accompany the Empero Brother to the United States. ¥ LMPHAVEN, Germany, Jan 13 imperial yacht Hohensollern | will sail for New York Jan, 18 ¢ band of the Second Naval Division go to the United States o board mperor’s yacht Prince Henry of Prussia will be ten by Capts, Schmidt Schwindt and Von Egidy, and at oy eral high marine officers not ne looted. BERLIN, Jam. Dr. Hahn, [nile endent, speaking in the Reichstag to fay, auld he hoped that ame a conside tn would © treat exchange and Mayor Low will try to give the brother of Emperor William, Prince Henry Pru: a fitting welcome in New Y The Mayor is now in correspondence With the Secretary of State at Wasning- ton to prevent clashing of receptions Until this correspondence ts concluded no details concerning the arrangemenis for the local reception will be given out The United Singers of New York. | 4 meeting Sunday afternoon at Terra Garden, passed a resolution great demonstration In he H All German soc’ ia vited to take part in a meeting to com- plete arrangements. This meeting will be held neat Sunday at 3 o'clock in Terrace Garten. A committee wiil call on the German Ambassador in Wa: ington and on the German Coneul here before deciding upon the final pro- «ramme, CHINESE THANKS. |The Empress Dowager Grateful for American Kindne: at Peking. WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.—-Mr. Wu, the Chinese Minister, to-day handed Secre- tary Hay the following edict trans tted to him by Wel-Wu-Pu, at cking, in a cablegram dated Jan. 11, j 1902 | “By order of Her Imperial Majesty, the Empreas Dowager, we issue the fol- swing edict “During the disturbances the Boxers last y commanding officers to their troops to use to protect the bulldings within the For Mty a Vu-Ting- Pang Struct ion of thanks, through the. Secre- of State to His Excellency, the President of the 1 States. Re spect thin rr Sunday World Wants move the! ; ousiness world, Ay THE WORLD: MO loa I ORB Gopl. Tormss « LOST HIS JAMES TYNAN | Vert fre IBr1er7 he was tn com- Towdo Hun ‘day t the Battery eared LIFE IN AN ELEVATOR, N CAGE WHICH FELL FOUR STORIES. Factory |Fatal Accident To-Day in Leather of Fairweather & Ladew. evator in the er & 1 street. foil nd m0 employe the bullding ¢ put aboard a Fiyan, wh started it a mortally injured a: Aeather factory of Nos four stories to y stories r both safely Wife of F Critteally 1 Mrs Willam Assemblyman ritteally all Garden street olsoning A week ago Mrs hand with a brane began to awell 1 her i» Dr ry Mr boken Le STABBED IN Frank He Injuries Inficted One lungs Letts oricked her | T member | days later ed it a ca Amputation CARD GAME. Dying W. Rehburs. from ints t Hendrickse Aphasia,and His Rare Case Is Watched with} Interest by the Medi-; cal World. f the Bast One t sixth sireet station, who is ' m Hospital, suffering from apha sia, He has lost his entirel ni dis ablite to speak being tug the a mt ike a two-ve and righ ke 4 mute will be months before Petry recov- ere his oe and Dr Mooney house ssing most ¢ was struck dow ars Eve ney and Th rae * hungry | When fom! 4 y refused 5 but kept up his PARTRIDGEON » Bast Like no clue the an She was not one Rattery Raines! posed that O'Brien | 295-244 | wtxtec fe taec| ‘in his Judement, UCM Citizens to Make Com- Plaints. ny clth bri blackmail collectio: an example ef the |man.— ommissioner PARTRIDG! ‘aay ‘NM close it ap.—Col Murphy, jevery day durii his term of office. It sounded the days of Murphy and Devery in Polfoe Headquarters to- day when Commissioner Partridge talked about alleged violattons of the excise law throughout the city and the Alleged collection ot blackmail by the police nroughout hie talk to an Evening World reporter Commissioner Partridge ve the impression that the Police Department is doing the dewt it can, in handting the Bun- ay question. It was inferred trom his manner that t is extremely hard to get evidence ninst a place where liquor is unlaw fully sold and that th Mice Maxis trates do not pack up the Police Depart | ment “We made twenty-two arrests for ex- else violation sity yes wai oner. "On nday we made but plain- th: © De yotwo arrests made five tispomed of Five of the sted were discharged by Police 0 pay to the report raised the prive " remaini i to Ho a thatveacs Was asked I have reat « statement ‘o that effest the newspapers Ifany ewspaper eve member of the Police Department, his low, wh money for lesion to vi Excim or any other law, (hat evi shall be closely sifted. 1 promise ) make an example any polleeman femanding or cting bi vek= oe PHILIPPINE INQUIRY. May Appot a Committee of Seven to Probe. WASHINGTON, Jan, Senate ment ot a adminiater sesmton INDON J tI RAE EE I OL MOLEC ae 2, The Liver Is Seldom Healthy While coffee is the daily drink, DOCTORS RECOMMEND POSTUM, PURI RRR HDCT aati reat ss 3 ‘DAY EVENING, JANUARY 13, GAS KILLS BOATMAN AND AN MEMORY GONE, POLICEMAN — UNKNOWN WOMAN IN HOTEL HAS TO BE TAUGHT TO TALK © | George Petry, Victim of Thugs, Suffers from) was! Murphy, He Invites| 1902 'The Bad Boy’s Bowel Blessing Nature pu es every excess, not only of the bad boy, but of ourselves Ove ng ing, under-sleeping r t in bowel troubles fous Hable to bee sooner than Mum er my family and tren."—-Lee D. eh Gen. 0. had to himself: yver-eating line tn such a case F put things for all forms of but sure at cine In the wor Never sold in et to cure OF Railroads. YORK CENTRAL ECZEMA’S iTCH 1S MORGURE NEW humor TET AN a BL LSE BETOA YEAR Mortimer Caspar's Sentence en Se ree Won by Dealings in Washed Js"? e JERSEY city "SOCIETY Is SHOCKED BY EXHIBITION. Revenue Stamps. . “ n Hee ee NEW 102K TO BOSTON society m until a few we “ pies PRINGFIELD LINE - Stern, Feld & 1 1 " « Gi before Judge Th ‘duals tne ears : pexazen of the * Jack Taneas City ane i ea this acid through stamps, to which tiv was arrested last De Sehneck, a fellow employe of employment Agents Thomas « Schneok tur told the offloens that he monthe been buyir Paying atwue 20 by Clothing — _CREDI Ig | had for s in Brooklyn a THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. : oat = rat LES ai CREDIT: (LOTAING, CLOAKS, WATCHES, 4 L DIAMONDS, JEWELED wn ne 4 ! 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