The evening world. Newspaper, January 24, 1902, Page 1

NIGHT EDITION. RACING # SPORTS That Came True. ° SPORTING NEWS oy EXT SUNDAYS ¥ WOR u LD n “ Circulation Books Open to All” | \ Circulation Books Oyrcra tee All.” ON PAGE 8. PRICE ONE CENT. NEW YORK, FRIDAY, JANU ARY 24, 1902. PRICE ONE CEN PATRICK WANTED [OSETILE: ce VERY LATEST NEWS GORONER'S JURY PLACIN IN BRIEFEST FORM. RICE SLAWYER REPULSED HIM. ccc carte neces me Three Witnesses Swear that the Signature on the) road company aceite rfesourele: We a | Engineer Wisker and his fireman were exonerated and $2 5.000 va Sa oueery ls Ad | discharged from custody. because smoke and steam obscured e nti onda ext. the signals. 7 journ y The ry gave as is reasons that for ten years enain Jerome Denounces the Central for Destroying Rec ane eers’ complaints had been unheeded. ords--State Board Told Chief Engineer ‘The Patrick murder trial was ad- | millionaire Rice was begun in earnest SN ey fourned this evening until next! « to-day. Two witnesses at the morn-| WOMAN FALLS FIVE STORIES. Misrepresented Facts. Roniay, aibealeg : PATRICK IS & session testified that the signa-| a ih caw witeesin t : WELL PLEASED. Cea neatras tae toto Anna Rose, thirty-one years old. fell from the fifth floor | vie coo 2 tm : Coroner, -Séilolar® tor aSteae == « teller of} Of her home,\No. 12 Commerce street. this affernonn, and | reser. : rel fale fi aes, Tonm vers well pleased + | | 3 A ) they asked for SlaMaReNclalae vaH GRBee *. testified | was pobably fatally injured. The woman tried to grasp the |» cop. own ; ’ the indictment of the railroad officials " ; rope in the dumbwaiter shaft when she lost her balance. She) jy: fron quat h Frank Moss. The a inGHtreey ANE perma | yas emoved to St. Vincent’ s Hospital. aA . ndubgedl tal Gentian witness stat ritten by Jones for destroying tunne ‘ v aod t min e nee. “Valet Jones will not be called to) + ne yet. nen td haveniee ck” and was first refused.) Then At ‘A ‘ testify at the Patrick mura j trial) court ducing visiting ¢ Fe . pes k ie taken away and re- CAMDEN, N. j.. Jan. 24.—Judge Garrison to-day granted a Pat , refi con . var Enainees Wilgue’ Had) svleromeet AH aN eee see Pi : hours, twill sec her in the > heen ey the indorsement “Al- rule for a new trial in the case of Van Seavern. who was to | . ces a mieel ae case crovan'| 3 | Mr. Wallace swore that. in his have been sentenced to death for the murder last November of { omeials asked why the Thirtleth street freight yards could not be used for suburban traffic, ealé@ inst the prisoner. | am going to, ! Sl opinion, ¢ gnature of Mr. Rice} his wife. The appliiation, which is made returnable next Fri- would not have it Dt jon this day, is based on alleged improper advice given by the prosecu- Deinlis of the (nquest and) Inenlrs on Paae 6: Fic to the jurors. _ BE 1c | Se Corewovso —— QVEYAUDEMLLE —OBIECED TO FRAUD WAS FOUND OLD TEACHER LOSES PENSIGN FIGHT. teacher, to-day lost her fight fora pension by a decision of late Division of the Supreme Court. It was held that ——— a Sa THREE STRANGERS COMBINATION MAY BIG IEPOSITS i aa ened 1ad2/telore the pen sioning law was passed. ItHe UNIVERSALISTS’ sahil UNDERTAKER USED IT IN DUMMIES USED IN TAMMANY'S attain a MEETINGS NOW CROWDED. COMPLYING WITH LAW. SCHEME TO OVERCHARGE. IN HIS BEDROOM. DEFEAT DRYDEN. TRUST COMPANIES, SAAS ETS AUS ORIEN: ig ale: cha. ei ies Sac iene elo signa- | « by Patrick on) ck sively that the thre s sented after the death of milli ef f 8. Rice are forgeries. | Patrick's trial for the murde + ot| a — Fifth Race—Fravk McConnell 1 . Menace 2, phetimacter Skirte—Pre Take sexes . an mien nae eres ! ° Col njor ents He! DISCOVERY OF LANG WHEN NEWARK MAN WHO WON IN INCREASE OF $151,000,000 Sixth Race—The Way 1, Meme Wastell 2, Blue Ridge 3 | pal HE REACHED HIS HOME. | CAUCUS, ON THE ALERT. DURING LAST YEAR. . Seed Jeol rake John eter wash Comptree Grae announce. tag A Woman and Two Men Had Occa-| South Jersey Repubitenns May) Wealthy Men Place La. PARTRIOGE REPRIMANDS SERGT. DALY. ack Hack k vide becreneint rieeeeee paint plea the Bed While Mes. Lang Join with Democea " with These Concerns —— iva kal ui Was Aslecp in Another Room. Their Choice Senator, pasager nes ny Paperegsr ihe . Tee eer Police Commissicner Partridge this afternoon gave out ————— his decision,in the case of Sergt. Daly, of the East Thirty-fiftn street station who let Patrolman Ennis! go free when arrest | ed for drunkenness. He reprmanded Daly. COMMISSIONER COLE’S TUNNEL PLAN. ames have managed property to the clty at Henry Lang a hostler, who lives troller Grout has After the State tunne! inquiry adiourned to-day. Commis. sioner Cole'was asked: “Does the Commission intend to order the diverting of |<, tty suburban trains a day to the Thirtieth street station?” |» | don’t want to answer that directly.” Rae “What o you think of the one-hlock scheme?” 4 M “First some plan should be devised to take off some OV re the tunnel traffic. Then The World scheme is all right.” Among matters w FOURTEEN MINERS KILLED-SIXTY ENTOMBED. MORGAN OPPOSES PANAMA CANAL PURCHASE. PeRCTION! WHE IS UP AGAINST ANXIOUS ABOUT COMMENTS} | ON SUBWAY WORK. | WASHINGTON, Jan. 24—Senator Morgan, Chairman of the Committe MRS. ALTSCHUL RUSHES, JEWELLER LED IN PURSUIT OF NAVAL OFFICER SHARKEY ACCUSED. PLEADING, INTO COURT. | MAN WHO STOLE A DIAMOND. che next meeting | , lene Governor Uses the Language on Intercceanic Canals, has prepared 4 report relative @ canal sit oP | | since the offer of the Panama Company to sell |ts vroper.y for $40. of the President in Regard lWeltalPrenl@antiOanterithatrsteeets f the F ma m pan parey. ty Appointments. | | Wes made. The report take 1 that the Panama Company « Grabbed Gem £ snd Was clent title. and also » delay canal legisl: ext Monday give the United States a goor whole matter as a moyerme | report will be considered at the me August Relmont called on Borough} mod Dee me NEW PROCLAMATION AGAINST RAILROAD MERGER. OLYMPIA, Wash Lopposing the retire Caught by Bo Are Heing Cleaned with | Great Raptdity, Gov MeBride to-da under th apa Such a | whieh is the only protection against railroads the hould prepare to enforce their rights. ‘The State shy rallroid commisstor 4 othe protection beth o:! WEATHER FORECAST. ; o - » ‘ ast for the thi jrights and ratlcoad prover | ote ASK RECALL OF BRITISH NAVAL ATTACHE. Confessed Hig Judgments, | TRENTON. N. J, J 20 -The errors! Atte x of the Nonrd of ate the City Hall 2PM That t« my usk Saturday. marked the Barua President Every person interested in making the Park avenue tunnel safer is urged 10 attend the meeting betore the Board ot Aldermen 2 Committees Saturday, Jan. 25, at 2 P. M. Public opinion alone can force the New York Central to adopt measures which will pre- vent another tunnel horror. ATTEND THE MEETING! $ ban Wr VSI IN ta Ya amet a Seame Ya et 2 A wo 5 2d r s