The evening world. Newspaper, May 17, 1902, Page 3

AN Gatherings Are Quickly Dispersed, and the , Situation Seems to Be Well in Hand—Mrs._ Gold- stein Arrested for Persisting in Ad-) dressing Rioters. | | The fact that it was the Sabbath / contributed to quietness on the east side to-day. the streets after the services in the synagogues, but hordes of policemen kept everybody moving and there was little disorder. The gathering of a few people together was the sig- nal for a charge of bluecoats. One arrest was made during the mgrning. Mrs. Annie Goldstein, of No, 30 Ohrystie street, mounted the | stoop of her house and began to har- vangue a crowd on the alleged Injus- tice of the police, City Magistrate Cornell and the authorities gener- ally. Policeman Haughlin ordered her to stop. She refused and he ar-j| rested her, An attempt was made to rescue the prisoner, but other po- licemen came up and dispersed the crowd, There were crowds in hold a public meeting near Seward Park Monday night for the purpose of discussing the meat question. Com- missioner Partridge refused to grant the permit, saying that the holding of a meeting of the character named would tend to create greater dis- turbance’ on the east side. Later Joseph Barondess telephoned the Commissioner saying he would gtr- antee there would be no trouble if the permit was issued. The Commis- sioner replied: “I cannot accept your guarantee.” A meeting of the women has been called at New Irving Hall to-night when the Jewish sabbath is over, and this may start trouble. The Taken to Station-House. Mrs. Goldstein taken to the Eldridge Street. Police Station, where she will have to remain unt{! to-mor- row, because the Essex Market Court had concluded its session for the day. Magitrate Deuel, who takes the place of Magistrate Cornell in Essex Mar- ket to-morrow, is regarded as a Strict official and doubtless will con- tinue the system of inflicting heavy fines upon the meat rioters. A delegation of east side women called upon Commistoner Partridge to-day at Police Headquarters and asked for a permit allowing them to |, PHE WORLI: SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 17, 1902. BLUECOATS KEEP EAST SIDE CR AND PREVENT A RENEWAL OF THE MEAT RIOTS, NEW WOMAN WITNESS AGAINST FLORENCE BURNS. Detectives Go to Bridgeport to Find Former Friend of Girl Who Has Important Evidence. es Se the Connecticut witness is willing to come to New York and testify at the in- quest. Ineffectual search has been made for John C. Smith, “of the National Shoe and Leather Company,” who is said to have letters written by Florence Burns Uhreatening the life of Walter Brooks. De‘ectives went fo Bridgeport, Conn., to-day, to interview a new witness in the Florence Burns =1se. She is a young woman, formerly an intimate friend of Florence Burns, and if the information concerning her testimony that has come to the Dis- trict-Attorney is true, it is of great importance. The girl is said to have had repeat- ed conversations with Florence Burns about Walter Brooks and her inten- tions toward him. When young Brooks was murdered and Florence Burns was arrested, the Connecticut girl concluded to keep her informa- tion secret. Since that time it is said her conscience has been troubling her and ehe has finally decided to tell atl whe knows. News of this young woman was taken to the office of the Distrivt-Attorney to-day by a man whose name is not Given. He is said to have assured As- sistant District-Attorney Schunmen that the National Shoe and Leather Com- pany, and detectives have been unable to get any trace of Smith. This man has been a constant attend- ant at the Brooks inquest until yester- @ay noon, when he followed Miss Dunn from the courtroom and accosted her on the street. He introduced himself by saying that he had decided to tell what he knew, being touched by the grief of the mother of Brooks, He told Miss Dunn that comber and January he had received many letters from Florence Burns in which she had threatened to shoot Brooks unless he made good his promine to marry her. He also said that he w taking her home ne night when she showed him a revolver which, he si she told hien she always carried, inten ing to use it on Brooks. PACKAGE OPENED |WESTERN UNION IS AFTER &0 YEARS.) TOLD TO VACATE interesting Feature of the) Pennsylvania Railroad Breaks Celebration of the Centen-| with the SCorporation— nial of the Philolexian Go-| Gould's Efforts to Secure ciety of Columbia University There is no such concern in the city as| during De- Road to Seaboard Resented,|,"**"*"""*"""' 8 MEN KILLED IN RACE | RIOT; BLOCK IS BURNED THE SON OF A MILLIONAIRE. fi (Continued from Firat Page.) from his shelter ty fire into the house, | * A shot from the besieged house killed | him before he could fire. H ‘The attnoked party sent word to po- | lice headquarters and Chief of Police Spra wene on his bley¢ in the arm. himself _up to the officers, Inside the) thc house Richardson had an unobstructed | son view in three directions One block A negro cabman, drivin, away Pollceman Tom Grant stepped nity of Two Negroes 4 ——Saeeee OWDS MOVING © right hip, presumably by Richard- | the shooting, a. & spectator was ved a wound | 'BLUECOAT CAPTIVE IN RACING AUTO. Silk Manufacturer and Broker Decided to Give a Ride to Cop’? Who Arrested Them —Owner Held for Trial. piscuss sitet... Mounted Policeman Neal, of the High- | ridge Station, had the most exciting } automobile ride yy nlent About 9 o'clock Neal, who was at Sey- enth avenue and One Hundred and Thir- ty-fitth st lange Pinault oming down the drive | at racing speed. ‘The heqd-lights were not Hgbted, and the horn on the ma- chine was blown constantly Ho shouted for the occupants to stop, but ‘they ignored the order until One Hundred and/Twenty-ninth street was | reached. The men in the auto were Benjamin B. Tit, a wilk manufacturer, of No. 106 Spring street, living at No, 6 Bast Sixty- seventh street, the owner, and Frank W. Duryea, a broker, of Broad street, Tlit was arrested for racing and Duryea of Nis experience last et RAW racing macht | for alleged Interference, The ceman then got into the machine and started | to take the prisoners to (he Hun- | dred and Twenty-fifth Street Station | At Eighth avenue and One Hundred and Twenty-fifth rtreet, according to | Neal, one of the men sald to the other et's give the cop a ride. The man adressed agreed and the machine Was turned into Bighth avenue and started down that thoroughfare at 4 tremendous clip. ‘The policeman or {dered the men to stop and reached for J the levers, but wax w that if he touched them they all would be blown machine kept Ninty+ . Where the policeman's nery nto hth him {sie youll stop the machine Til let you go.” he sak men polled up at Ninety-seventh Police to Pack Meetin , \atrest and five policemen came up who The women have | meeting fOr made the arrest safely this time _ |New Irving Hall to-might at which the} qn the Harlem Pollee Court. to-day LEADERS IN THE EAST SIDE MEAT RIOTS AND SCENES (details of the proposed parade will be| puryen wae fined 98 for. Interference AT BUTCHERS. Hiscussed. They will also try to I Jere was held in $900 ball for trial at he A whi o be umed inl object of the meeting is to take such; The police and firemen atill fear chains We fund wlleh le to be weed 10) sinckal Recalee real action as will continue the agitation |that a disastrous fire will be started. Arrested, ‘The police say that (ley will] The mel leet the court saying, they Bee the women have won their ob- | Kerosene is being used to pour on be ae Ue hall ia MRR ty deve | to-day and would go e faster if pc ject in lowering the price of beef. | meat to spoil it, and the officers fear) Mayor not to permit the parade. sible. {BURGLAR TELLS COURT HE IS Hides Identity and Says He Robbed His Family When a Boy—Linguist and Well Dressed. Seo / ' {with the police, and Hayes was shot In A {the arm, During the time Hayes was locked up ‘Special to The Evening Worl! + WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. d young man, tw Ma Ball despatched the reserves to the ank ‘ lan u Plains Jal! he received scene in several patrol wi newer whe =. through speaking severa} tan-|in the White Plaina Jail her ene in se pa agons, Apa bmewel wich Ee eee | gu ¢ his name as James 8. | letters, some from girlx in Chicago Set Fire to House, ga ad a posaible means | Hayes, but who Warden Jobn Pye, of| while a pr t minister who knew | phe officers to whom King had given Pa ean aas he White Plains Jaijehas learned is also his parents had called on him and gi j fear of o @ | tl ay" f re el ntence: e 5) aa the flames wtarted the officers A shout went ue and the fleelng new says himself. is the son of a re-| Before being sentenced he Kod to get the Inmates of the house, ste} Was shot dead, by oltizng: millionaire pork paske Chie leniency from the court, saying he ‘out of their shelter in every dire. y 1 witenced by County Judge | been led Into the roobery by @ etrange’ | Again there was ® shot from the h Willa mi Nar t ler the influence of a drug Jand this time Officer Edward Crabires ‘i | BRE aS Lol Went panei essai, neta ey | met death. Thy which had been a SNe Sing £ An Anstant later CAEP INE era Tarte rattan cana " nbctronthplat hand dats My father was a re 4 County F 1 the entire block buildings, « He aad taken part jr t Gred millionaire pork Bt “#hooting had by Sh luring! w ano. He lived in phe big mis of people ead during 0 | yattle | hoteis there. Whe w i ‘ t b vf ce ot ld mt He ner knew tig Int» the} and dim’ singlet relic ea sarin Citisens and om, | mumbers of Hinhargsore ws anor wan arraigned: be, | where I/we Hani want tiny Out. po) 1 h efuaed the workd {tng one cor 1 would ‘ ear o! mi Was advised ly tei- | and onlered out | Sraed $e us ot ht, mother | ran aw me whe Capt W. “Barker, of | lamored * nan sur k the Fifth Ree!meat, was ord to} 7 va ' dw Alonzo n m and forced 4 py) ' . “* gor 8 ta 1, final n the dwar joined a Short JW than « holes at | to @ barn in the x Were quickly given lo fire these ings, aed ih » fow minutes Were burriiing ow re Wounded 5 W. 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