The evening world. Newspaper, June 13, 1902, Page 2

Mg 4 is GIRL HELD FOR STABBING MAN. Sixteen-Year-Old Kate Weitner, of Astoria, Said to Have Wound- ed Aged Butcher. “YES, | DID sAYS Teracher in Hospital in Dan- ger, and Accused Maid Says» She Hopes He Will Recover * —She Is a Mother. ar old and still in shor . WAS aT rested this morning in her home, at No. 471 Flushing avenue, Astoria, and is being held pending the result of a Vicious stab wound in the abdomen received by Joseph Teracher, a butch- er, of No. 389 Woolsey avenue, As- toria. It is said Teracher, who is six ty years olfl, may die. A detective went to the Weiltner home to- the door he asked her if she Lad done anything to pracher, and she promptly replied “Yes, 1 stabbed him with a knife, But-I hope he is not dying.” She was arrested and taken to the Long Isl- and City Cou where she was re- manded pending the result of Terach- er’s wound. Girl Became a Moth mother of a boy b She w . SAY Who Was the father, ex it was "Joni he Is expected to become A mother again soon, and she still mvs "John! by nothing furth The stabi f the butcher only came to the attention of the police this sald that Veracher would pr ny dle and this morning they notified the po Vow, Kat! who is not bright, had a dif ferent story to tell while she was in the], © Police Court this morning “his hane, It is sald that Katie went to morning Perachor’s market last Wednesday and purchased some me for the family Then she asked for meat r her cat Terac! t he refused to give her an the high price placed on ‘pect, Upon his refusal, he says, she grabiy A huge butcher knife with whieh he Just cut the me it into his j nd nelahbors took Tera te wh After numer! doctors were is operations the de “When he refused to give me meat for my cat," she said to an reporter, “he caught me by the wrist and tried to fool with me. I him he was too ula to do a thing Mke tbat, und when he wouldn't let go of my T grabbed the knife and out him with it It went in further than 1 thought St hen T saw him fall Tran dle cree will Island City TO TAKE DIVORCE TESTIMONY Referee Named Suit eof Mes, in to Annul Warr neh was fled Clerk's off Prige lor Se io Monte MONTREAL were openly & fifty cents to IT." y,and when Katie came to}, wid] Th of A the ‘med Pe a} M | wat por 1 Pittyet found iMuminatt ning World oe LOCAL. ro D iola ories win remulur take A CHINAMAN FOUND DROW e‘palice of the nrietta, the twa Vert ind pte k irae) r tracheotomy had failed to relteve WICKEN PECKED Jacks Ro Me arge WH Gos Tart street, with a very tekens, them flew up Shoulderand ploked Mi MAN DEAD FR Jurphy, de 1 in be ympanies hay In Brooklgn within tw bridge that they must. p: itely to put the 1 OM ASPHYNIA ter Watts, twenty-three y vdger iy the Hatfield House was found ¢ rday, dled Jay, He Nioholas, tif her re It Hoe Ht: ul | PRUTONIC SAILS A DAY ad kK The object noBND W sTraMeER ruse BATH. Smith, Bhe'¥ mmary HIRTREN CLUB DINNER, at 7 an Ty Americ. vegetarian di uf the on the ast Fortiet! down a decision t ai nan, an assistan members ent Dy swallowed 1. the M GAS, oinet aust Worty-ninth st asphyxiated to-day at hi a defective burner in nd, WOMAN TRIES (DO DIE. of Wedn f this is twofold; hinaman. dress reoklyn, 19 confined to Nis hor 1 us right eye. of the 1 Wires under An Teutonic ner will t a1.) ball » Hundred mare Harlem It and -old daughter No, 3 West nickel a 1 She jospital BYR. cretary of mal Committee, of and’ on Sunday his 10N. ty-four years old, of Attempted sulebie sadonin drink ix Was removed t oAD. ARRIVES. trom Wout regis fort wt tru =» rand $17,000 from the c and H corporations The Grand Jury Finds Three True Bills on Day of Trusted Of- ficial’s Arrest on $16,000 Embezzle- ment Charge. Charles S, Shivler, for twenty-five years secretary and treasurer of the American District Telegraph Com- pany, is under arrest and in the cue- tody of District-Attorney Jerome on a charge of having stolen in the last seven years a sum between $16,000 ompany. The Grand Jury returned three indictments, each charging grand larceny in the second degree, against Shivler at 1.30 P. M. to-day. Each indictment alleges a specific instance of larceny. Shivler was taken before Justice Fos- ter this afternoon and an the advice of his attorney, F. L. Backus, pleaded not guilty He was held for trial in $5,000 Hail, and being unable to furnish security, he waa taken to the Tombs After spending the night at Head- quarters, having been arrested at his home at No. 581 Madison street, Brooklyn, by Detective Sergeant Cuff, of Capt. Titus’s staff, he made a confession to the District-Attorney and Attorney Francis R. Stark, for the company, this morning, so they said. In this confession he said that the continued illness of his wife, who died a few years ago, made it neces- sary for him to spend more money than he received as a salary, which was $3,000 a year, Shivler declined to further discuss his ease, saying that he was in the bunds of his counsel, Foster L. Backus, whom he retiined Jast night About Police Headquarters and the Criminal Courts Building It was said that | there were other means by which Mr. asked to explain and he said that tho collectors had not and that way the books showed a short- age. This explanation seemed reason- able and nothing more was thought of the matter by the other officials. Due to Change of Management, The management of the company re- cently changed, the stock having been transferred. Soon after this a complete Shivler spent Jarge sums of money and the name of a stenographer was ‘men- | tioned Charles $8. Shivler was employed as a bookkeeper by the American District ‘Telograph Company over twenty-five years ago and was goon made secretary and treasurer. Ho had served twenty- discharged on May 1 last without notice | and without cause belng assigned, al- | though now the offictals of the company | rt that hig discharge caused by finding of discrepancies in his ac- the counts, ‘The 1807 the secretary's books were ex- | amined by an accountant and were then uund to be $5,000 short, Mr. Shivler was Jand has a five-year charter with J. Kerr & Co., of this city, to run in the fruit trade between New York and Ja- maloa. SUMMER PHYS! Commisstoner ANS APPOINTED, Lederle, of the Board of Health, to-day announced the ap- polnunpnt of seventy-« is members of summ LLS DOWN STAIRS, rge W. Freeman, fifteen years old, of No, § Jane street, fell down the stairs of public sohoot No. 73 fractured his left leg, He was te ed to Bt Vincent Hospital, TELEGRAPH. MOTHER AND DAUGHTER BURNED ROANOKE, Va., June 13.—Mrs, Emma Sinclair and daughter, Mias Jesste, aged sixteen years, were burned to death last night by thelr clothing becoming tx nited from an explosion of an ofl can Jsed in pouring of! Into a cook stove, TOM JOHNSON WINS. Judge Rabe ‘i mmon Pleas, de ided that the Boa Ax Re> w, a8 provided tn the sacar * bill, passed by the recent Legis- |turned in favor of Miss Annie Stewa ‘\c Rumwellville in her suit against Rod- Crawford for klaslig her. 288 IN NEW FIELD, » Maan, June 13, —The ary ishing schooner | stollation Jeft hére yesterday with a Wireless telegraph outht on| J boar nis ds womething new for a ishing vengel, and te expected to be of HIS HONS EN DESERT. KUL, ¥., June 13. — Abner re Windham, Greene County, who ere dn the early sixties for Cuit- f and for thirty-seven years was reard of, it has now Pound per: | hed in the deyert PUNY. GO OVER. WHITE PLAINS, N, ¥., June 1- Owing to the {ness of Bupreme Court Smith all the tunnel cases went 41 to-day until next Monday case to be tried will be that ndh Cox against the New chiral Railroads Company for he death of her daughter, five years In that capacity when he ell | confidence In Mr. overhauling of the books was begun In April the books of the secretary and treasurer were reached and in the first few days enough evidence was found, 80 Attorney Stark says arrant the company in discharging Shivler ‘When the examination of the books was complete," said Mr. Stark this morning, “It showed that the shortage ranged from $16,000 to $17,000. We laid | the matter before the District-Attorney and the issuance of the warrant was the ait. Shivier. He w: sider red the most reliable of th: pany's employees, and until this exit nation of the books his integrity was not doubted." made their returns | ¢ ‘he company had Implicit faith and | ACCUSEDA.D.T.MAN, QUICKLY INDICTED, GIVES $5,000 BAIL. CHARLES S, SHIVLER. While awaiting the action of the Mr. Shivier, who was sitting in the st-Attorney's office, broke down and cried. His son tried to com fort him, but he could not. Mr. Shiv- Jor has ‘the appearance of a wealthy an, Vorce of Twenty Goes, Too. At the offices of the American Distr Telegraph Company to-day it was salt tate when Shivier was discharged his j entre foree o: with him, th bleaned out his position work this morning, but discuss the charges agai Spent Noth | Bel fore belng. va r Ga iad nie rola cana: rien entirely proper Hyves in @ large No, 581 Madison. str With his sister-In M his son and the latter's wife, hous: rooklyn Mink, and Ot CABLE. TO GROW CoTroN, ¢ BRITIS: LoNbon TO QUICKEN TRAD) BERLIN, June 13.—The United States and Germany are ut to appoint a folnt commission of ba nglsts, It ts suid in Munich to try to wer ik cheaper and simpler ‘method of disin= fecting hides, AIRSHIP NOT A FRAUD, BERLIN, June windt, an st ngery subsertbing company, PARTHQUAKES IN ECUADOR, GUAYAQIL, 13 lent eartha the last near th: Keuador, June -Vio- gT, PETRRSRURG. famine tn of to that olt vture, Is unconaUtuttonal, The devi is a victory for Mayor ‘Tom Johnson, SQUADRON AT GIBRALTAR, who attacked the valldity of th GIBRALTAR, June 1 ~The United FIRST COAL OPERATOR DEAL Biates battie-sdip Lilnols, flagship of Admiral Crown. cruisers Chit VAIRMOUNT, W.Va., Ju James} ougo, Albany have ar Ouse Watson, the plone or | rived Hinois will go hinmediately | Wost Virginia, died at his nome in} t@ Portsmouth, England ity dawt dvening, aged clghty » Van Yara June An Age #100 FOR A KISS, archist named Hirsch — Lek FRANKFORT, Ky., June 1—A ver-| hanged yeatertay dn conn ttuck Upon 1 dict for $100 damages has been re- Hota | ARP EXOLUDED, ame from Ban FF Vancouver, Pitty more route to Cuba will from dandy wineo by way Who are now ¢ prevented Se, , NEW YORK A BON TON PLACE Ronaway 1 Be. y Tells Magintrate it tn Colorado, Bertram A, Muse was v Magix trate Cornell in the Yorkville Court to: (ay changed with having run away f hy Use ds Unirween ye Me Slory St the Haat" iighth street, is the superintenda el ar Tron ‘Company, which ts attnehod to the U ied a Fd Bteel Sorporat fon, i at do a hink of New Yorn?" waked te Magiatrnte ‘New York iv a bon t led the boy It boats ¢ 1 E, Howard, @ bride of wix months. 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