The evening world. Newspaper, January 28, 1902, Page 1

NIGHT EDITION. GENERAL SPORTING NEWS "ON PAGE 6. i ——= GENERAL SPORTING NEWS wy Circulation Books Open | to All. d | ON PAGE 6. - | “ Circulation Books. Onan to All? » | PRICE ONE CENT. NEW YORK, TUESDAY, JANUARY 28. 1902. PRICE GNE CENT. QUELL WILL NEWTUNNEL JEROME S \VERYLATEST NEWS HAT) 40() POUNDS OF TRY GUDEA, RULES MADE, SUMMONED, .ssccsaenou.. ~DYNAMITE THERE. ae A mysterious woman in black came to the police booth Governor un: Sheriff to State R sailroad CoRMIiGn Called on to Answer to Contract i : 1 at Sixty-sixth street and Eight Ne { rae icontnectcnEMebonaldl: | Appear Before Him Next | Orders Imporiant Changes | Alleged Assault on | : is st ‘ ; ane i at 2 o'clock this af- | Admits thatMagazine M’ DONA LD’ 5 CONTRACT F ‘ a 7 fernoon, ¢ ismé i : Tuesday. | Made in 24 Hours. i + Coroner's Clerk. : anu ids Rounosmanicavanaoniiat ehekwasseer | “eld! his Afmourt\a MAKES HIM R “SP N : , eee and destitute and hungry. The roundsman sent out for food | When the Morning * Y E 0} SIBLE. ; —S ~ . and then called an ambulance. and sent the woman to Roos | Work on His Section John BH MeDona t u t with the city of HAS POWER TO REMOVE. SPERD OG DN HEARING ON TO-MORROW. | “" Nev SPER Doct N MILES velt Hospital. She said her name was Louise Metzger. twen- | Began. : \ ; ilern sev nrookutlonetaane ty-eight years old. and that her address was No. 287 Fifth | + he wx ) re fired the game Consultation in Albany Between the General Superintendent Blocgett| Coroners Hold a Secret Meeting| avenue. Inquiry at the address given showed no such person | Contractor MeDonalit; of the Rapia| ° Executive and Attorney-Ger- ! Dewies that He Has Received to Protest Against District- was known there. Transit tunnel, said this af wn'| yas re i t : A asset eral on the Case, | Orders from Albany. Attorney. that donot know as yet the) | RS eee { oe @ kept on . pinned oe i ee j tues __ At Roosevelt Hospital the woman refused attendance and | exact cause of the a ' work shan wi waive hours week fies 3 ; a . sea, | Said she would go home. | He admitted ng \ f t yossible and 2 : : ¢ Pore Sa ee ee ‘ - — + 6 — Taiceasiell ventarddi k nie a e key being on the ands of the Hoos ites “JEROME A BULL.” Z| |pounds of dy bas x 3 i d : —CORONER SCHOLER. ‘| HOSPITAL TO RESUME BUSINESS. larapstle four . . ROUAL xplosives kept any one g anal rae 1 ' 1 : | had been used by the : dts doea kd Be CSM: eoshescl ty (Oreae Jerome behaved as na ball 4 Jexplosion, leaving on hand at that m nie 8 ; ee th na shop, ¢ at time about 100 pounds je ere enees Kent he came place wh i Tenement " ie : The director 5 of the Mai hattan Eye and Ear Hospital af- ait ihatnenren Gynutnil ecadd other: exploslV ee CUrin es reeaig Wee Lnes {tae anconosen senonen. || ter hearing repor's as to the condition of the building to-day | was 130 reer south of the mi SP BUEN. TH EGALTION (SEN Aa Rie Nea 4 :/decided that patients would be received for treatment to- [of Thirty-ninth street Lease IRIE asian aN ; Jerome eaa{MOrrOW as usual. [blocks away from the scone of the| $4. The Coniracior Aulmiss and covenante 9 and with the city that mmons this after- TIN ss | auc i for ne riction th kK t fault or negli- ae ia Un FATALLY SHOT IN ATTACK ON STREET CAR. Ane xen part actor lvelansidaacnats o tO) ——— Transl: Subway he foundations, wa her part iidings or struce ene ae will. TERRE HAUTE. ind. ian. 28.—H. H. Hagerman, a Seelcy- Me eeaey, Nola tures, and THE CONTRA’ (OR SHALI. AT HIS OWN EXPENSE & Pena et eeea_ ville miner. who was shot by a trainman during an attack on |in August Reimont’s office. and {MARE GOOD AS 04 rape nt nceetiarrd acpi sc ere clerk. /an inter-urban car Friday night. died to-day. Three trainmen, mong those present way Cornelius 00 Ea eae of the fracas} who are under bond charged with shooting with intent to kill, | Vander!!! : hall during the performance of the work anz's court yes-| will be rearrested and charged with manslaughter. The cars ee oe es hn ¢ safely maintain the traffic on all streets, avenues, highways, parks 7 0 over @ s an. 1 . oe nw e wor and ie swe rved by Taute are running on schedule =e to-day and tr traffic is very light. put through an exhaustive examin- | + gad ah a tate ele ca a ‘ ae ; us fe a a é s ork for David ation e Of pee adits for the vention $ M aanaereee -——— namite we had until we have secure ize a ane. wackaw ts tere i 1 a r Josiah Rich. who died at No. 315 West One Hundred and copies of old bitis showing how muri laa, isis Febeteecee erty ot am ae = 53 “;| Twenty-ninth street. Nov. 19 last. in his will filed to-day, di- |e Rad sed tn ous section of ch 1 ile. wack er. Hoh /penelisel lel eet : ubway,” sald Jumes unne, o| ar : | “des his property between i Mrs. Tallman and his wite | Beene heme anny caiiceneyee toe acerints used In its trnetion, oF by or 3 ¢ Contractor Shaler, this afternoon.) + : | Shaler himself declined to speak! { 2 : about the explosion or the respousi-| * onirne shall be resnonsibte for atl damage whiel Farecali(sentoyinieenen NEW $7.000 JOB SUGGESTED BY LOW. |piits for tt ; nc walldinw-oenuetieice Sati iea, core eae hoves ending SIM. Wednes- : WEY] phere was nothing like the 900) ¢ day. Jun, 28, for New York = Mayor Low at tho me beeting of the Board of Estimate to- | pounds estimated by Chief Croker, oly and ci IEE Fate and = day Aas up the subject of art engineer for the eftea t and | continued ur. Dunne, “nor the 600/ ghee ott rbestieses esti pep re naps ers yernuiert aoe 3 ee to fresh northwest : eet heat tera se ners s ary is : a0 : Sentai ~<a “There seems to be a misunter it two pounds applies i aie Fee eaR NOUR RESES fai CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE ELECTS FIVE NEW MEMBERS, |A0{5 concerning the Mnouae of) sors inte tae GUTH HEARS BOYD AND ACCUSER STRICKEN CHILD (Soananeers - KERN GETS CELL I HAG CLOTHES BOAROTELLSGROUT COURT CRITICISM. HELD BY POLICE, ORDERED TO COURT)" cas wnsct acca 7 *MURDERERS ROW” KILLSYOUNGWOMAN THERE AE OTHERS. at | HANGED HIMSELF IN HIS ROOM. —— : HE FALLS BOROUGH PRESINENTS SNUB CASE OF MAN WHO HAS JUST BEVERLY TAKEN AS WITNESS ON NORTH BROTHER ISLAND) __Ferdiand Ohler. forty years old. living at No. 91 Second as SPIRITS SINK_ AND _HE LINE BREAKS AND S Ee REMARRIED NOT LIKED. | iN WHITE PLAINS MURDER. DESPITE RULING. street, killed himself this alternoan by hanging in his room. | BROCDS IN THE TOMBS. FROM FOURTH STORY. Haapeaiuies = 5 RIED His. afterpoaniby: Na a Divorce from Wife Vo. Net Welll volice Sure They Have the Hight Doctors Disageee, One Saying Sh LATE RESULTS AT NEW ORLEANS. Trlerine Valet New Ms te Pacis peel ae eee Tah anvesttlan Mectesia3 tea on ee Based and Case May Ne | MeneHeward of 800) Offered tins rr Hates Others rea 4 jidpereremenclisccse its hi j alenae Comes. bea iar ta = Reopened. for Guilty One. | She Has Not | Sere ee pie - ! es — an Fifth Race—Beana 1. El Ghor 2. Star Cotton 3. | a | ! : SEWANK. Sd don viecomane| warn ae Pala re Sixth Race—Emiia 4. M, 1. Sandflea 2, Crescent City 3. | An appearance ant |, tae Vana ne Walter ta BONNER TELLS WHY HE LEFT FIRE DEPARTMENT. [eiorowins ca candi sie ents tu coatie tO = r ar \ . ": . : . cuarded in the Under an order by Recorder Goff, Assistant District-Attorneys Train |tenias | land Ordway on behalf of the District-Attorney’s office, and John D. Lind. | Kells Praca! Meveriy eave say and George Gordon Battle, took testimony to-day from Hugh Bonner, |S") ' \ r 7 emer Chief of the Fire Department, in the cases of Former Fire Commis- | giver K ‘ f trunk yuickly 4 sner Scannell and ilWliam |. Marks, under indictment for conspiracy to « . i my defraud the ctty i This course was vie necessar for Manila, where b 1 he eid l'apal thelieed iHatiene bad umatinex: anal. ACCOn@IDE: tO ny, he as Fire Chief. upon all. re s:arcliad ti supplies to be < Mopteds cepted by the Comm «land at the time of his resi eine. a eplade a hs i ‘ i oats ‘thw board tr n leonsider his action. The on of his resigning was his wife's dread, | ve | BOAT FROM THE CONDOR? | NOT AN ACID PATIENT, | onl! meet with injury: or death ' i ‘. | ote | <r — ——- « Found Believed to Me from But Bellevae D: tor Pound Use tor THREE PLATOON POLICE SYSTEM DOOMED. __ PENNSYLVANIA ROAD ASKS ROOT OVERTURNS SENTENCE CAUSES BLOCKADE ON THIRD ron be 1 1 pee F iy An official whose nan ry weteht ? 209 of- his close r city, whieh arrived at Alber Cfo stasor Low, wuld ¢ CONCESSIONS. OF LIEUT. BROWN. AVENUE SYSTEM, 4 The th i i, Ite days are numbered ~ CO oareee pti sane and the num tean t vn the sorclol in Ther Reesing |W ASHI s : Thin) avenue gan Arrives from pee incl Ee at Mazagan. om 3 ty nia purchased bs ect veri caused by the « « reorne England yes Police Department jinable gyiccajy fa <a ae He occu ne oe was ore a s now, after yesterday's awful ¢ Maine and is closely related to Ormonde ton of three or four days 1 and jumped rtagon Is by Bend Or and Orme, a6 aris 7 = New Je . . via 4 viockads, MRS. WEIN DIED ON HER WAY UP TOWN. raiiment, . Ye on helena ae Mra. Julia Wein, sixty years old, was riding in a north bound car on t Ms The Bison tear | Broadway line at 1.30 melee this afternoon when she waa sudde on Staliin i. The car was stopp Thirteenth and jirteenth stree ue Pon Company. Juat in Dr. Curran, frow St Aen pital, was suramoned. The old | The test of an ad is the profit f an ‘ the Btate laws. The latter team will de tx car in response| dead when he arrived. Mra Wein was well dressed and lived at No. tat{therefrom. Sunday Word Wan's ; an | Advertise houses, homes an stand the test, managed by ‘Tom’ Burns, formerly of} « Tr I shook hands with the @hicago club, fain during Welr stay here. many as possible, but made no speeches, act Eighty-fourth stree.,