The evening world. Newspaper, May 21, 1902, Page 2

“ACCUSES CROSS OF DING VICE Ohurchill’s Counsel Says Inspector Hin- dered Him in His Re- form Work. WANTS TO EXCLUDE HIM. Asks Partridge to Send the Inspector from the Trial Room, but Commissioner Refuses to Do So. DIRECT CHARGE AGAINST CROSS. Before Commissioner Part- ridge to-day Lawyer Otto Rosal- sky, counsel for Sergeant Church- ill, made this charge against In- Spector Cross: 1 will prove that instead being a help pector waa @ hiadrance to Charchill, fnd that he did all he could to keep Churchill from stamping ont vice in the district, of Croan At the beginning of the second day of Sergt. Churchill's trial before Po- ce Commissioner Partridge this morning Otto Rosalsky, counsel for Churchill, tried to Inspector Cross excluded from the trial-room on the ground that Cross was to be ‘a witness and that the defense would be that Cross and not Churchill was responsible for the conditions com- plained of in the lied Light district. “There are matters,” he sald, “which will bear directly on the conduct of In- spector Cross. It is my purpose to bring them out. 1 think you will be wise have te exclude him.” “E decline,” said the Commissioner, Inspector Cross is here as the com- plainant in the case and Is of great as- sistance to the District-Attorney.”’ “ will prove,” shouted Rosalsky, “that instead of being a help, Inspector Cross was a hindrance to Churchill, and that he did atl he could to keep Churchtt! from stamping out vice in the district.” Col. Partridge again refused to ex- elude the Inspector, who went on as- sisting Assistant District-Attorney Rand in the examination of Policeman Ayres, of Cross's staff, Ayres gave the details of visits by him to more than twenty Gisorderly houses in the Fifth street Precinct while Churchill was in com- mand. 5 Ayres Cross-Examined. Mrs, Rosalsky cross-examined Ayres. Hits Inetructions, he suid, were to get evidence aguinst certain ‘places in the precinct. “Were you Instructed to get evidence ofa Uke nature In the fifth precinct?” he replied any evidence?” you make any arrests in dis- orderly house es in that precinct furing the ume you were working in the fifteenth precinct?" “I did not.” “Did I or Cross give you A list of dirorderly houses in Churchill's pre- einct?” asked Mr. Rosalsky. “Yes, he did,” answered Ayres. Ayres 4 copy of the list. Mr Rosalsky took it. The lawyer brought out that Ayres did not visit several places on the list. In explaining Mr. Ayres said he couldn't visit them all, as he didn't have time. CVRANO INVENTED ‘BY CHICAGO.MAN2 Injunction Granted Against Production of Rostand’s Play--S. E. Gross Claims Prior Right to Big Nose Idea. ay 12.—Judge ©. C. Kohl nited States District Ci issued a perpetual tnjunc ER — to-fay, q against the production in the United States of Edmond Rostand’s play, “Cy rano De Bergerac,” in the suit brought against Richard Mansfield and A. M ET RIESE Palmer by Samuel Hberly G cago. f ‘The court in ite order ruled that Mr. oss, of Ohi- d Gross was als> entitled to an account 4 ing of the profits from the play, but Ee Mr. Gross wnived this right and a e cepted $1 as satisfaction. iy Mr, Grose js the author of a drama | entitled “The Merchant Prince of Corn ville,” the leading character of which Was distingiiwned by the big nose made Cyrano famous, This drama, Mr. Gross maintained ‘was printed for private clroulation mom time before the uppourance of the cele rated French play. and, according to expert testimony, was the basis of Ros tand’s work. In court numerous parallels, both of fon and lanxuewe, were shown he most important of the similarities tn the two dramas was tho ‘wooing by ay of the leading characters In a Balcony weene, made notable "Cyr. no” by Mr. Mansfieid’s production : GOULDS GET ANN ARBOR. / a wi Be Controtied hy the Waba : Batssa aonored ic-aey sha re interests friendly to the Wabash purchased # controlling interest | Ann Arbor Rallroad Compa he road is to be used ue a fe It ow Frankto ‘¥ syste porte the » Mich fr rank fort Wisconain and N In mew branch over to the “ are com> | | | that | ere are the Goulds, who| krid ST PE ORME TT THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY £VENING Soerrarner na es MAY 2i sdititelsacsan iuddsadhdamaie tadihahacasediesaaassamannah: TO HURRY APPEAL C The Es. ustices of the Appellate Term | the Supreme Court, tn onter that dec! |stons to be rendered in appeals jheart by them during the month June, may not be delayed until aft jthe summer vacation, have ed that Jappeals may be submitted before the [commencement of the June term by [Aling with Clerk Henry Retily a written |*tlpulation for such submission | with {r together the brlefa of counsel for the re- ive parties (815,000 IN RE Mrs. Frances A. Huntor | Wittlam C. Hunter, who yf Dr + he Ameri rds of H the of ALFRED KLEIN Alfred Klein, who has | be familiar Mure in comle opera, Is now Jan Inmate of an asylum in Amityville jwhere he was taken some weeks ago IN ASYLUM. |by his brother, Charles Klein, the | dramatist RITY PAR BROOKLYN P plican Primary C. organized ie Enrolled Re ymmittee, which haa bring been to puritication In Brookiyn, = a Finance Committee fifty-eight Former Mayor Chirles Schlieren ts nairman of the committ { | MAN FALIS FROM CAR. | A well-dressed man, who said he was Edward Worden and gave his address as the Brighton Feu oft AE a a Twenty: ere sc tr ive ad {with a possible fracture of the skull. i re He pital CATHOLIC CLE was taken to the New York Hos. GY TO CONFER. A second of the conference of |Catholtc clergymen of the diocese of New York is to be held In the Cathedral school, Fiftieth street, to-morrow morn Ing for the clergy from the east side, KILLED IN SIGHT OF PARENTS. Mary Stosik, two years old, was killed on Second atreet, Passaic, N. J., in sight and veral hundred the hose wagon of No. HERE'S A NPW GAS COMPANY. Application has been made to ‘the Bosra of Aldermen for a franchise by the Annexed Disirict Gas Company, which wants to do business In Pelham, Eastchester and Westchester WCALL-LAMBERT BETROTHAL ‘The engagement is announced of Miss Mary Lambert, of Philadelphia, second daughter of Mr. William H. Lambert, and Mr, John Chapman McCall, of New York City, the eldest son of Mr. and Mer John A. Metall. TO INVESTIGATE COLLISION, Inspector Petrie, of the office of the United States Inspector of Steam Ves- sels, says that action will be taken on the Investigation of the collision between Edwin Gould's yacht and the ferry-boat Middletown next week. CONVENTION NEAR END. The convention of clergmen and lay- men representing the Episcopal churches of Brooklyn and Long Island, now in session in Garden City, LI. will end to-morrow after the reading of reports and the election of members of various committe BOY LONG FROM HOWE, Thomes Melons, fifteen years old, five feet two inches tall, complexion ruddy, dark eyes and wearing lace shoes, has been eissing from his home at No. West One Hundred and Twelfth street, since Jan, 1, TWO LARORERS FATALLY HURT, Joseph Ferrill, forty years old, No. 164 Stone avenue, Brooklyn, and Jacob Maurice, forty-seven years old, living in Rapalyea avenue, Corona, were both futally injured the fall of a bucket this morning while digging in the new sewer at Elmhurst, L. 1 REPUBLICANS ON TRIAL, Willlam Richenstetn and John A Davies, the two Republican leaders in dicted for issuing a false report at rhe Queens County Convention last tall Were put on tral this morning befor Judge Moore at the Qu County Courthouse. MAN DIES FROM FALL IN RIVER. Martin Melville, Ofty-flve years old, who while working on Pler it River, yesterday atternoon, fell into the water and was rescued, dled this morn- ing in Gouverneur Hospltal. —— ® ¢ CAUCUS WASHINGTON, ON TOOK NO A WASHINGTON, May 2i.—The caucus of the Repabllcan members of the House called to consider whether the Fowler Hinanclal pill should he rgetic Pushed at the next session of Congress adjourned for a week without taking actlon MARGARET TALYOR SAILS WASHIN May 21—fhe State Department has received a cablegram from Consul Pearson, wt Genoa, Maly uylor has been stating that Marge ) and that the two dolivered to her fath satled today on the Kalserin for home LORD PAUNCBFOTE BETTER, | WASHINGTON, May 2t-1t wan siated at the British Embasny its tory " 1 thal the condition of Lord Paunce won't LI IDENT ACT, WaABsILNUOTYO May dl-—The Benate Committe on ls Minn Canals eted rf ro no Hoare DI p election of a eansl has th In th PREFERS EASIER DEATH. | Would-Be Sulctie Finda that ¢ hollc Acid & Too Much Charles Lehmar twe three years tN Th | fourth street, attems | ing acid Hospital he dectured i again Abuut # o'¢ nay « YA Hust w Lehman at i 1, and Jock Armory Cate | Ninety -mixth the 1 atr Juuutity bartende Un have beer, and in for dim my lust drink Leliman went into a tear r ke it it in alleged, he drank a tents of a amall vial of ca 1d He was tying werithin the aidowalk |" He resisted Ambulance Surgeon Post's effortn (9 remove the offerte of the and as he was taken to the how ‘Broaned ; i hever take uFae Loo much, ,parbolic wold again, Ip wound. | | | | MURPHY 3S SALOON NW, COR. , MIBST AVE AND £34 ST. Far-Seeing Politicians “CHARLEY” MURPHY TO BE TAMMANY HALL’S NEW LEADER; MOST SUCCESSFUL OF THE EAST SIDE'S BARKEEPERS. RPHES SALOON NW. COR. ‘SECOND AVE. AND. 20" ST. vod judge of arly of Tam ald when he 2 “Charley extremely and par human @atu Murphy's ; Scannell, an human natu many Ha ard of candidacy cigars are unequaled in quality 15 cents for 10 = “PINET ’” FASHION. a o -In the Regal Shoe for Women, The Regal direct system gives you the $12.00 style of the greatest “Custom” Shoemaker in every pair of $3.50 Regals, six months ahead of other Stores, ‘ , Believe Murphy's phy to take ¢ Why 5 5 : . . {fic Wi ! fails ga aity is appar “Tannery to Consumer” makes this possible, , Liquor Traffic ill joke, however, backed as he Fright A im’ Sullivan, with th Style book on postal request. rignten Away a Wantage Indorsemen: stamped on his A % Class of Voters the baek Organization Is De- TAMMANY LEADERS | sirous of Capturing. DISLIKE FREEDMAN. | ———_— aaa | | Sold only in 45 Regal Stores from Atlantic to Pacific and London, Also by mat. > keynote of the feeling in = = 7 i Charles F. Murphy, who will probably Hall was struck to-day | 2S Gores Metrepollinn| Dintrict, be named to-morrow: night the succes Binnie closes onpaete MEN’S STORES. gor of Lewis Nixon, as leader of Tam dman. Friends NEW YORK CITY. BROOKLYN. Ve many Hall, presents a curious and Grok | | 115 Nasnau 8t., bet. Ann and Beelanan. $57 Fulton 8t., opp. Montague 8t. t p " a j roker alike | | 201 Broadway, ‘cor, ‘Reade Bt. 111 Broadway,’ near Bedfor striking contrast to the scholarly young | nant when they read this morning a re-| | 785‘! gor. 10th St 1001 B'way, bet. Ditmars St. & Willoughby: Ame, ahip-builder. | pore that Freedman had been orderea| | HT Bee Sao ea NEWAL HK? AL reed Bh, bp. Oontral RR, 08 Murphy is a typical east side pollt!- CHARLES IiOingiva Tanerh (RdIaUr teeveral) ekaCce iil leith nevese Ave Clon CTA RET AlN DP ii clan, He began life as a barkeeper, and [eathered at Tammany Hall and what WOMEN’S STORES. * at present owns two gal which are | they said about Andrew Freedman wa NS WALCRCINY: GBs gprantnsy. Cornee see ye eralavaquare in his brother's name, and is reported (o | PROSPECTIVE NEW LEADER OF TAMMANY HALL AND) *surediy warm, | . MeneRe ‘166 West 125th St., corner 7th Ave, be interested In 6everal more. He is = ate = Who is this man Freedman?" asked without education; but is shrewd TWO OF HIS SALOONS ator Plunkitt. “What has he ever enough to conceal his ignorance by ; = |done for Tammany Hall? What is ne| rarely opening his mouth. When Hagan died Murphy was made! found to have stock worth $18.00. It} in Tamma Hail? How did he get in When twepty-five years of age—ani he} district loader. and has held the place, was als discove that among his} to Tammany § 1 never heard ¢ , CF Vane (Guin mel nani cecal ayant Eee HST Iea Se ET OVER HIS aEGrC ueee Relieves Life’s Wear and Tear to be a barkeoper and became a salvo | Murphy hag always made politics pay. | one day leaxed it five valuable city piers! getting tied of hearing about this man proprietor, although he still did not dis-; Van Wyek made him Dock Commis) for ten years [we don’t know anything about giving rT 7 eit 7 dain (o serve his customers himself. His! sioner and when the Toe Trust needed donally Murphy ts one of the moat) us orders. Ma PSE) TA friends {n those days dectared admir-{ favors Murphy and his friend, J. Ser- men In Sammany Mall. He ts am told’ that he ‘has ingly that "Charley could squeeze | geant Cram. who was President of the} , obligitig; courteous and never nth more gluases of beer out of a keg than | Dock Hoard, were found extremely oblB- “najee ns, cnenty.. tte ss ambubltity 4 t | any man on the east sid Ing. He Was Iucky enough to have the! sce dis tempor is never ruffled, Up to, Brees, },am Styne Murphy naturally drifted Into polition, | hasdiing of $10,000,000 worth of MAM (ye pry me he hug beea willing to, Ume, 1 don't be 4 He became a protexe of the late Senator | prove in the Dock Departr tsit in ackground and le: others | @0y instructions i " ; ‘ Hdward P, Hagan and slowly pushed to) When The World brought the lee ljave we honors, ‘Me has never been| turereeent sem, te one of the men | ‘ + the front In the “gas-house” Astriet.) Trusts books Inte court Murphy Was |regarded aa qa strong man. Old John| the att wouldtwet ee ' Y 1 E a A ee ln 1. im plant is ths = ® , °c TT OS : ¢ | hat ARERR RTE ; $2,500 FOR MRS. KNOWLES.|M | i T ELEGRA PH. Bee aE Us CA BLE. { Big Attendance at the Renent tor WAZING WASHINGTON OUS } 4 ‘Theatrical Man's Widow. H PERSE O SS ommend | WHD BY AUN May i T ie 1S Pee iw. Mrs. Edwin Knowles, wid of. the PASTORS PLAN SUNDAY Papen, | Utes a 4 Rea alse SPAMISH WEAVERS STRIKE, well-known theatrical manager, 1s $2.50) mY r iy : Ville, Wuleh is more than one huni a eee eT riohor from phe benefit which) ‘y i RICHMOND, May 21.—To prevent | vey ont and feured as the rendezvous, BARCELONA, May 21,—Weaveis to] Amelia am arranged for her at the | ————— === == SSS eo the people from reading the Sunday |p rn’! Qing lured a8 the iia, the number of 5,000 have struck work at [Bijou Theatre. in Bunday the |Methodlet ministers Aine Pied tortie eroune ia SIA LIERADTICTOTD: al) who had asalsted ese Iry R Richmond propose to publish a paper BANKER HUNNBWELL DEAD, LONDON, May 24—A despateh to he | eweirty INepaiting. pte att! al tah only what hey : Ww ul SidnY, Mas : May : Sela Mail from Amste ys that Diamonds and other gems are often’ and distribute it fr eS NH eRT RETO CT ee Dee sma set in defective or obsolete settings, de- 5,000,000 CHEMICAL CONCERN, Wellesiey al town hall and or, Ate. Muatersee, has be es | Sat epaptneett arsine they TRENTON, May. B—Tho «Chemical Py t CHIERTAIN KI A cow or horse or even a dog will the stones, We are prepared to reset] Cenpany alle & sania the car + Charka W. | MIDDELBURG, « Colony, May 21. [refuse to eat or drink what the ani- these at a moderate expense, and show! Bee a Bing Lenina ae Now York, has made w pitt The kon) f AN Hine bout se Vani al oe roe (meamul put mans many of the latest designs in rings, ‘ i ee i ; E ; \ of 4 new high f%e miles south of Middelbu at- | ke orsis iring in coffee ree MfaSnieee he lucorperatars rate fuinnl Yo COAL hetween’ S040 | tacked by 12. Hoers, who were repulsed, |even after having been fully assured pendants and brooches) settingh: | A Howard 8. Gould nd Dudley ant, and ) Commandant Van Heerden was Killed. |that it is steadily killing Kim. Once feature of our watch repairing depart- Kenneth Metal MES. POTTER PALMER TO Mey. [NDS COUNCIL TO MEE in a while they Wake up and do the moet te the care devoted (0 the Ata PO FIGHT BROWN ANNAPOLIS, Md, May 2h-It is) CALCUTTA, May 2t—The Legista- | sensible thing, Savi t justing aod timing of watches en ene i pengicentc vs. “Why wi aving on trusted to our care—developtag the PAWTUCKET 1, May v Known te y that negotladions ave tive Council has been suddenly ne Al ays. “Why will people wait best results the watch is ea of will of the late George 1. Littlefleld ie | under w by whien Mrs. Potter Pal- anoned to meet at Simla, and this fact} as long as [ did when it is 60 easy to i [othe pontaaten Ne hinralat mer | Hr tay soon bevome the ay given @lae 10 excited comment, It Is| gave oneself the suffering caused. by Royal Wilton Rugs. , before returning it to the customer, beth Tenuant, who hi ' ' Maryland rumored that Jegislation is contemplated | coffee drinking? After using coffee Fresh and every way desirable. | LAER UE CATT neal trom VN a Gis Shattes of eitliO) aitniat tnuatalon for Ae purpoae| peveral_yearad dlmcoveced\ tear scoee i tance - Pranktie! 6) Hie dowiaton vf the court admitting th ty SELLA LAND. 1 {of ratsing the cari duties breaking down nervously. 1 cou || Through a fortunatecircumstan omtate amounts to mvout $600,000 SN A OGRE a Na MINING IN TRANSVAAL, sulted several doctors, but in spite of |] we were enabled to effect a big Importers and Jewelers, SITS TIT patie cot LONDON, May 21 —Four hundred more | everything steadily grew worse, saving on them, which we are 52 WEST 14TH STREET. u HRIGHTON, Pa. May omit ‘ et Pee ree | stamps, according to a atch from) “One physician advised me to quit ng ‘ . 4 formerly of Cleveland, shot and Ki ‘ Pie price pald’ Was | Johannesburg, will be allowed to resume | coffee and | tried quitting by the use |] sharing with our customers: ——==z Bw nd then shot him: |S Jwork In the Raud district within a/of will power, but every time {t was 0 6.039 Ves now HC Uhrough the pead. ling Livan’ HERON TO GO TO CoLaRAbe, | snenth’s ihe a miserable failure, 1H cei eitabo, svenier tm), pon S138 Pe COUP MEW are coun! IAs dome aie NVR, Ma William ‘Travera | Lar | WEAK, "My stomach was tn dreadful shape |f g2i!,oi5c"e%,, TeReME $23, 50 lt thelr futher was Jealous in 4 w York | TH HAUL Queen Wil-} and | was unable to sleep at night; || "sien S0x120, " remiinr |” $36 $25.75 CHICAGO WAS 2,140,000. ¢ Mas 1 rhe Jnvitatton mina 4 ssing fayorably, but ts] nervous prostration set in and I be- || 9% B0!ME Monee : GHIGAGO! May aeana iam ells alls : | Hak Aamucta tion still very w She only leaves her/ came barely able to drag about, From the looms to your || SFZCTALS FOR WEDNESDAY. a4 |r t of Chtougo indicates 4 p} bed! fy ri me every day Her One day while visiting a minister's Carpets: floors—that’s the plan || Chocolate Exyptian Cara Hon of 2.149.000, a tn ILAILELIATAATALAGDILGiaM AOR, un | wife. 4 motherly old lady, she pro- |] of our carpet business, Newnes and Tapadeal pasa ate 4 IALANID, Ore, May S—Drenlilent | MIN8 MOUMAN iO WED, posed to give me a cup of coffee, the || Oncol Arh Chocointe Nanwatinen ....1h. 160 * #TATE ADVANCES SALAH i Felreableat | GNDON, May #.—The Dally Mai|kind she had been using three times {f° SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY. 81 PAUL. Minn, May SAS Lat Miss Josephine Holman, wao]a day for three years. 80 she brought A Board of Cy Pfu" Boutherm [recently broke of her engagement tolout a cup of the most fragrant, dell, |) (sapan and China Mattings, Molnases Cream Lampe Jp 10¢ mn » ‘ ‘ " eo reduced i, will be married 19] ejous beverage. It was coffee, and it Ae endigay aesorimens, yay Chocolate Batter pe 160 Wo tie 4 ur sen ite per amie |; Thursiay to Dezo Eugene] way mot cofee. 1 tried it and was\| faecittet er mitat's a0 $6.95 Bua w (us althy Hungarian |eager to know how it was d e, in One warps, clo 1.00 ' MB ‘ s 4 J eager to made, p fine war , 54 #0 a yea M rere MECC MISSION WORKS. (Wai BACH PLANT BURNED ov.| he said, ‘Five years ago I was|f $row ber tll at) $7 our COA WEST | MEN'S WA A iertwertn pS 1 The | LONDON, May The works of the] affected much as you are, but T quit | } prices. ZICORTLANE,. AULURN town, Bays | AR! f rly HaReMAL) Weisbach Incandescent Company drinking coffee and began using Pos- COA CNuACH mour & ¢ t rad | kot Pallippines * aud | Westminsier were badly injured by fre./tum Food Coffee, and that produced le) son. ‘ largest manuf «, have] Africa The 1,00 or more employees succeeded | the ult you see and restored me to ntarily. ad H thelr ’ ——— ; vant i ° err ie fl hin make ‘| BISHOP In making thelr escay | health, ° aris ’ in renke of the | WALTERS FREE. MAVEA'R BOUG GURMAN ship, | pe said a lot more, and when | 2 i t | Ve. [iar | R Meee AR Ta Che Ret tate erie | wee Oe EGL ae cree ee iN) wceommen atin St ids How Many Questions MAY FROST RECORD BRoKNS. — | e Cunant ine deny the report that t began using it. Such a soothing = IALLSTON, N.Y. May a Discharaed 19 Court, Girl's Charme) yy rchased the Genus seamen Kwlaor took place and I began sleeping \ Can You Ask? tered 29 dewrees th nit Yor Holding Hieriedrich, for which they sere wileged | nights and felt a rellef from my awful Suniay World 1 there wae front for the isp ‘ Vio Nawe bald statu, 000 | jervous tension, Gradually and sure There are as miny answers as you M iy t UU ca ™ HACK ENBACH WOMANS ABMONALT KILLED, iy 1 got we I} and now T feel as strong 7 16, can ask questions in the $902 i i s 1 | LONDON, May ¢i-A woman balloone|and healthy as a woman should at Wants . AHOM WAMINK Js ove \ 1 Kdlth Brooke dashed to deathly age, with all my old-time energy HICAGO, Ma ty of th hurd, was d im "Bhettietd tt uilure. of tha] re 658 Hireatens to be mpr ' hie Hawk DAPACh Use Apparrae i pro ven) earnestly entreat all coffee drink- Put Buco 1 main be Bide’ I ers to change to Postum, What ts Withia Ag Mine. m Young i the use of vuftering day and night be- Your Reach f WHITE HOUSE, Na. May 2h—Rey,|eause of some paltry coffee when one HLG WEAVERS srntisas, Wather Kerr Ie dead at the home of his! has but to leave It of and use Postum Pry the 3 and 7 time rater, I I 1 a f ] ac CAMDEN, N. J, May al—The tive J.D, Cor-| Gatner In Clinton from ling trouble, Me {to be wall, and A think shy one will , 4 « laced | wam ned 1 ear @ with me that health is wo piedead rug wearers mpp are eae pr pn tla Feingt Mine | ay by late hlale Corr tian a erything else; money, property or ‘ et & bargain to offer? peak Hidde | i000 sorige ae wth A de uy in the works of tho Friva-Brosin Kug|Hishup. Pastor & had beun re-| He had b as (Bt. John's Cathe- ON iven by Postum Co,,|tt, Let everybody know it thro bound. # ¢ * powndealers, Company, of thik place, went oul an|mayed from tay local chur by Biahoy | anal at Dunellon hud built up the} fame.” Name gi y "4 nag | A Bes tt aisihe to-day in eympaihy with bholr! Waltera Me I Mink Marie woudertul “O° T Battle Creek, Mich, he World, na