The evening world. Newspaper, June 27, 1902, Page 1

NIGHT EDITION. SPORTING N ON PAGE 8. GENERAL EWS Che (“Circulation Books Open to All.” |__ (ee iJ Circulation Book: > ‘Ss Open to. All.” Lg PRICE ONE. : CENT. NEW YORK, FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1902, PRICE. ONE CENT. THREE THUCS BEAT WOMAN INHER HOME Mrs. Thormann Brutal- ly Maltreated by Trio Posing as Inspectors from Board of Health. HER CONDITION SERIOUS. Neighbors Knew Nothing of Affair Until She Crawled Out on Piazza After Her As- sailants Had Departed. Attacked in her home at Fifty- fourth street and Ninth avenue, Brooklyn, and beaten terribly by three’ men who obtained admittance in the guise of Board of Health In- spectors, Mrs. Anna M. Thormann is in a serious condition at the Norwe- gian Hospital. She is barely conscious and has been unable to give a full account of how she was hurt. From what the police and hospital authorities have learned it is sup- posed that the three men posing as from the Board of Health were sneak thieves, Heard Cries for Hely Mrs. Tho.mann's nelghbors cre startled shortly after noon by seein, her crawl out on her piazza and heatérx feeble cries for help. Policeman John Murphy, of the Brooklyn Bridge police, was in his home across the street and ‘an to Mrs, Thormann’s aid. Murphy tried to learn what the trou- dle was, but had great difficulty until an ambulance surgeon revived Mrs. | Phormann for a few moments. Plecing out Mrs. Thormann’s story, she police believe that about 10.3) o'clock this morning three men called at the ( house, Mr. Thormann, an employee of the Armour packing-house, at South Sixth ind Berry streets, was at work; the two young sons were away and Mrs, Thor- mann's daughter, Anna, was at echool. ‘The three men said that they had come to investigate a complaint that the ‘Thormanns were keeping chickens’ in the house, Beaten with Iron She denied it, but they insisted on making a tour of the house, One of the men asked that she bring pen and ink that she might make written denial. Then, in company with one of the men, fhormann went to the cellar. the man suddenly drew an tron bar from under his coat and struck her savagely on the head, Mrs. Thormann fought the an off and managed to make her way up the stairs, struggling fiercely with her assailant ‘At the head of the stains the first man was reinforced by the other two men and all three beat the woman unti! she was nearly unconscious. They demanded to know where she kept her money and valuables, When she denied having any the men attacked her again, + With a revolver at her head she was forced to write with the ink ovided a statement that | ns were the result of an attempt at suicide, The last thing Mrs, Thormann rec- members was the tying of her hands and feet, She recovered consciousness some time Ia nd managed to free herself enough to crawl to the pla Her Jaw Fractared, After telling her story with the s geon holding his hand on her Jaw, wt was fractured, Mrs. Thormann again bee came Jusensible, She was restored with _difficulty and is still in a precarious state, At the hospital it was found that be- side a fractured jaw and shock, Mrs. Thormann was suffering from five deep Jacerations the scalp and brutses over hor entire boay All the Jewelry Stolen, When Mis. Thormann's son G returned at noon search was made the ho: It was found that It had been ransucked thoroughly. Kvery loose plece of jewelry, including the young man's diamond ring, had ben taken, It has always bone pelleved in the nelgh- borhood that the h Thormanns were well- to-do and had considerable money in the house, The back parlor, where Mw. Thor- mann says she was dragged by the man, Bayo evidence of # territc struggle. Furniture was broken and overa@ned| and lamps and vrnaments demolished, | rs Hulda Fogelstrom, who lives rose the st from the Thormanna, | told tae hat whe had seen two errange tering near the mann home about 10 o'vlock. » Bhe & g00d description of then. : ——— es er WEATHER FORECAST) years Loree, ae oe M. Se | day, for New ay Saturday; winds, ane EME? Ho oe a the New re Copirel eee ty hers "Tie | SHERRIE OF LONDON DEAD, city of London, died suddenly KING RECOVERING: CRISIS NOW PAST. Reported Now that Next Week a New Date Will Be Set for the Coronation—Lord Lister Be- lieves Him Out of Danger. LONDON, June 27.—Leading medical experts now say the crisis in the King’s illness may be regarded as at an end. They believe that all danger of any septic process has passed, A member of the Government explains that the royal surgeons avoided mention of temperature in the earlier bulletins lest faulty deductions should be made. The operating table, bandages and other appliances connected with them were removed from the palace this afternoon. . After the issue of to-day’s bulletin Lord Mareus Beresford asked Lord Lister how the King was progressing. Lord Lister re- plied: “His Majesty is pratically out of danger.” The King reads and conyerses continually with the Queen and the Prince and Princess of Wales. All that the doctors insist upon is that he shall not be worried by matters regarding careful weigh- ing. The Government officials expect, possibly within a week, to fix the approximate date of the coronation, which will probably occur early in the autumn. Further proof of the King’s improvement is found in the fact that Admiral Prince Henry of Prussia leaves London to-morrow for Germany. ; Electric fans are being utilized to keep the King’s apartment at a suitable temperature, the heat in London being oppressive. TO-DAY’S BULLETINS. LONDON, BUCKINGHAM PALACE, June 27, 6.15 P. M. (London Time).--‘‘The King has maintained the satisfactory condition described in the lest bulletin, His Majesty shows no disquieting symptoms, (Signed) “LISTER, TREVES, SMITH, LAKING, BARLOW,” LONDON, Buckingham Paiace, June 27,2 P. M. (London time).—His Majesty passed a comfortable morn- ing. All his symptoms to-day are so far satisfactory. His temperature remains normal. No other than important fluctuaions in His Majesty’s temperature will be recorded in the bulletins issued. (Signed), TREVES, LAKING, BARLOW. LONDON, Buckingham Palace, June 27, 10,30 A, M. (London time),—His Majesty had a fair night and has had some natural sleep. His appetite is improving and his wound is much more comfortable, On the whole tle the King’s condition is attended with less anxiety. (Signed) LISTER, TREVES, LAKING, BARLOW, “DISTINCTLY HOPEFUL,” SAYS. MR. REID'S CABLE. | WASHINGTON, June 2%.—Acting Sec- retary of State Hill received the follow- Ing cablegram to-day from Mr. White- law Reld, head of the Special Embassy of the United States to the coronatior London to pay promised v isl Crowinshield ato Amite M, Kennedy and Maurice Raoul Duval | The American players and their ponies were much better for their reat. |" “he fact chat the Americans and thelr | mounts only reached Paris the same morning was greatly reaponalble for way to and from the paliroad station uve been caught. —- LONDON, June 2f.—Sir James Thom Ritchle, Alderman ahd Sheriff of: wh he w tering Lord's Cricket Grounds: this sr earalt were warmly afternoon, “Lord Lansdowne expresses warm preciation of President's speech at Fomtand the test for gold. ; re Yard and general American. PCLaw wild give ae, Bd: -each one.eald:§) nied. IANTS’ NEW PITCHER BURKE NEW YORK LOSES. --100000000-4 o0600T00 +7 NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA (Continued from Seventh Column.) Sixth Inning—Jones out at first. Lauder and Bowerman fanned. Noru White tripled. Thomas fanned. Barry flied out, White scoring. Hulswiit fouled out. One run. Seventh Inning—Smith singled. O’Hagan fouled ta Dooin. Bean’s hit forced Smith No runs. at second and he was out at first. !3 He Holds Against Quakers’ Bat- t Errors Let Runs, Then Mr. Burke Goes Up in the Air and Four More Tallies} Come Home. His Own ROXANE WINS ers Until New York’ s, in Two, Yankee Runs Third in Hie First Race—Gionia at 15 to_l, Wins. The Hatting Order. York Col Tyler, 112, st Jude, 100, Miamboyant, SPIHEAD BAY RACE TRACK, June ‘There were no stakes on the} |curd at Sheepshead this afternoon. This has been the rule on other Fridays of card was nevert the races lacked qual- Dooin out ai first. Douglas doubled. Browne fanned, Déug- sent 1b, | : up. ‘The flelds he ant { lass caught stealing. No runs. areas Japoofiative mediums ail’ that eouNl be #uT0UKH, Odonm's superior eld. Umpnre—Emeiie | desired tte to eee - . . (Special to The Evening Word | The attendance was not up to the ngths behind Ase Eighth Inning—White threw Burke out. Brodie fanned.| navi Grounps, pHiLAvE DeueL aandards: though) Itoman: larKe: FOURTH RACE. Thomas took Dur fiy. No ru! June 27.—It is almost beyond beli Serie a ol Kindly mood | For three-year-olds and up; handleaps Haliman flied out. Chitds and White out. No runs. the Giants did really look as th minh PAGE ro Cini | they had half a chance to beat the for Allies two years old: selling: five fu lies this afternoon. Manager Shetts- fifth. | Attn line had shot off his big flreworks and My oe Eu Seis ae had nothing but his second-rater to oriving: he erie: ania feall on to-day, That was where the posing Faced away, Ro BROOKLYN -..... .-.-....0 2010 400 0-—/ [Giants had their chance But New a herd anivasend behind | BOSTON 10030059 | Yorkers have cultivated that Mossour- . when Satire NSE IISE | SO e fan trait and they will have to be shown ee Sag Sa ere they believe such a thing. Roxane r After a boy has had several beatit.g LATE RESULTS AT WASHINGTON PARK. he usually dec ides {hac i er Arid Se Roeane wate - encugh, and is content with his lot in the last sixtee —- i thereafter. But it was not so with this Jand and won Dy Fourth—Tammany Chief 1. Hayward Hunter, Ben Chanoe, |thereatier, Bur kt wax not so with thts i iad wax two and 4 hal Fifth Race—Maud Gonne 1, Ed Austin 2, C. B. Campbell 3. AT ST. LOUIS. Fourth R: 1ce-—Fitzkanet 1, Strathmore 2, Frank Bell 3, YACHT STEWARD BECOMES INSANE. John Guy, steward on the yacht Goiden Eagle, of the New York Yacht Club squadron. was taken to Yorkville Police Court , this afternoon, because he had ivied to commit suicide by jump- ing from the yacht into the river. He had the hallucination that he had perpetr ated some terrible crime. Magistrate Deuel com- mitted him to the pavili on for the insane at Bellevue. GIRL STRICKEN IN FIFTH AVENUE.. twenty-five years old, cf No. 113 East) was seized wilh a fit this afternoon at} She was removed to y Fast, ] sireel. | and Eighty-seventh street. an Hospital. Miss Ma: Sixty-four! Fifth avenic the Presbyteria GENE +o 2M FOR MISSING YOUTH. ALA ROL A neneral Morton. Conn. wi is einiiccn years um was sent out to-day for Andrew Allen, of ‘ rred fram his home on June 25, He brown! has light complexion, 1, Lal Nair and gray eyes. MAGISTRATE UPHOLDS BEATING PAWNBROKERS. n Gian emou lieve where the outfit was hardly good 4 where aie shoras PTE MEST TSENGTIGHENTLEL TUR Tapean sed up ground, bu enough for the National League at any ploaeg Up eroond., Dut soa ad ee Stage. Still, that feeling Is a good one th from Sparkle Kaher. ‘ait to entortain and maybe the Giants would “20 was two lengths tn front of Ithan. win bili Mai loud to w said tils aang T guess I will have to fine them all. Ito on broken by one of Mathewson’s and Jack! t# as good as the Quakers and no unt of reasoning could make him be. Second Ra morse; Dach pidor ‘third. ne mile. nd Won by Re- was second and Cus-|] a game had all. believed in thier ties a little bit nager Shettsline laughed long and SECOND MACH when he heard Smiqh's declaration | Fe Mslden three-year-oidy and upward: mite in toda: | hte, Jocks, tt “Ph y team 1s greatly crippled nm eekiteah Shettsline, “but If they do not isha Jennings ts out of the game owlng ie of the bones In his wrist being shoots, oe fig L Left at 7 Won driving. ‘TimecLa0. went away f ption of Kilogram. rally left at the post, ton, at once went to Dooin Is laid up with a sprained Mtsch is not any too gand f Doagett bit on the head by Evans yesterday, abd, (Won, driving. rimexti4e ay Lerten but he will have to work But we Cuspidor raced away in front, followed tor in a close buneh. — would win with elght men anyway by Dachshund and Lord Sterling held this: order te tha stretch, GuaKerGity All * hi for a’ quarter, aud then | Belle of Lexington died away, They ing the lead, drew come ook with a bit me by a length and ) their and a fal tole Prince ned ths on the rlong both rood, who was ‘ator. Nacional 1 this aftern irly good siz ‘oak and up; mile and @ Haatiee| For three. how good ahe t was and h ad | jie, ag Heinor Just staggered | sratn on Sivawikvorkere eater Na winner by a head from Dachshunc pote tie: Mew exorser Of course It Who Heat Cuspidor two lengths for the darecunieniontios was not the crowds of six and seven piace ra. wate. Jockeys, thousands which used to visit t THIRD RACE. mptoo, 121. Brent grounds a season or two ago, Dut still For twoyearoldy: ve and eae fA goo one for che Quakers and Glante a ine Jace A Dy ohne te to draw. Probably three thousand folks piver Pirate Odom Roehampton was second, pald thel Athel, 1 , Kalif third 4 As was sald | Man = = line had no mor 1s M | T to call on for work in. th N hud ton y Ibere and V | Aw far as Smith was cv . Magistrate Mott in the Harlem Court this afternoon discharged George | Williams, twenty-three years old, who was accused by a dozen pawnbrokers on the Bowery of having defrauded them. Williams said: “I was buying yn rings at $4 a dozen in Providence which had enough plating on then | simply asked these pawnbrokers how much Anybody who can beat reets ab) night and to-day the water of the Gulf was forced into the communication with the city was lost at noon to-day. Conside> hension prevail ‘Rain fell throughout the State to-day. Wit appre: FEENEY DIED A NATURAL DEATH. Coroner's Physician Weston, af pr Gertonming an autopsy this afte noon upon the body of Michael Vowney, who died last Alght at his home at lige! ‘the pate a cicada wosaiseccinas atid . put little, for he h eters to draw on One was the = + thinks ant tear to wiewest. ” Princeton Golfer Won Close Match from Gare ne sau oy delivery, and SEY A ere anne) Cpteg - den City Expert on His Merits. nings work agains the Brooklyn f¢ pd all an dik Naan Tend (pecial ty The bveulog World) | set were admirably contested, Bayard. i muenred' to: ig we MORRISTOWN, N. do. June 2i—The | be s Brokaw, Smith beating Lapham “LONDON, uJne 2%. | shown in this t!me of trowb y n nix was out Rain hel invitation toureitiana icant ieee re a “Pook leave of Lord Lansdowne to-| “The fecling about the peta me these pawnbrokers is all right,” said the Magistrate. Seah senvation apeaesctl i taint tour and | enklin on appl, bias pick aay; and “afer formal leave of Prince Magatigelly Hepat wif ate nm eee eect amaveis Couples | aay ssc oe of Wales shall close special embarty,| Raid’ nee thapepaetment will-sena Mr. fine avis! Onrden’ ( at the] PResipests OUP. spo A ' unless ,otherwise Instructed, and quit! he will proceed an he hat wanatter. #0 ACTION AT LAST IN GooD GROUND MYSTERY. vu Heer ay carmen intersonoiaaiial Gliese lik ered ies, Rallonce eet + hard to « Si ey phart, now of Princeton. | Brokaw. Princeton. 3 up and 4 to . Other News of King on Page 3, GOOD GROUND, June 27.--Justice E. H. Foster, of Southampton, bis EO ner caitiy. andoaguarely (Oc behets Pritanes wa Wa es, ee trict-Attorney Smith and Detective Field drove to the shore of Tianga Bay toe Brodie 4 an his merits, and a more chagrined | Gande 2 up and t to plays J, Sati day and took depositions, in writing, of witnesses who have given evidence | Miheut moving. Dunn gol « fc oinan than ‘Travis | de iMIeMsS LO | Simi: le ond ore County feet aa ‘) H. STA to the Districi-Attorney and his detective regarding the death of Clarence | Huiswitt. Barry wax on tie sp to tind Reinhart is : ihe ane ~ ; ere + es Sapalad 4 Foster and “Dimple” Lawrence. ‘This Is looked upon as the first vigorous {Ake Lauder it ings oune, piasers: Be tee 2 | Ne ; 1 t0 ple official move toword clearing up the Good Ground mystery. |! at a ored h w o ple ji i rn 1OMAS CUP, BECOND I oN Nbe . M bie FOR BREAKING LAW BEAT p CRIP any "PS ada ofr sarrt eur WO DA NAL AL SRM SU Mia very, ie woo ’ Morris County, bear apd) at #1. Sloane evn, by 5 ap und 4 to plays HUMBE.\T CASE IN CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES. UBEREONy HUCK es wae. tt in ih hole he YOUNK™ | hea. pe ta ai a, a =e offerings in (hree swings at them aaeila sapion by SUP HE Rsinnoe Bs by de! Jumes B. Tyme, PARIS, June The dumbert case was brought up in the Chamber of | gor Bares « bouncer (oO Hagan ng the tast half, yy, Wea ¥. Fink, Harbor Mill, BY j 7 pret ‘ vs to-day, when M. Firman Feure interpellated the Government on the |0f tie Hhillie 0 klagay ot ith green he was ant ne Carriage Didn't Have the] Americans Turned Tables on ees Sa eaeicAMeRi caw wits the’ aatnlatariict iguetien adr eck | aut f tireayia and won the match |" ¥LAGG CCR, FIRED ROUND—Joaepn Ohad — \ i Lf - t. bs hy green by 2 up and one hecessary Lighted Lamps Frenchmen by Score of| ntervened until May 8, and why measures had not been taken previously 6 Ad) STiBnReN ELIOT N BT . 6 up and 5 lew Rochelle Police in a) Seven Goalsto Two—Ponies |io arrest the ailthore of whe colossal swindle. we ball were ™ rare eag haitueeak oe he ee Keinia aoa tahes inceton, by Crusade, Got Needed Rest. ? - 2 40-—-- unde Wh | etnh isha baa Se wi ea WOMAN MADE SCENE IN COURT. 1 to Bowerman. TH hes he ovt of Banleb's Lh as NEW ROCHELLE, June 27.—John H 5 = aden _ vere @- Dua ng Blurin paid a 83 fine In the New Rochelle | geqar turned the tabiee on se ean Bays, lizebeth Steel, of Ne. 1649 Second avenue, made a scene in the | i's \ a Dou: | ~ svat wile) MONUMENT TO MARTYRS |Polleo Court to-day because a carriage lihis atternoon, defeating the latter by|iarlem Cour this afternsun, whea Mugivirate Mott refused to commit her aves SIM art foe re OUR A rece a NEN’ MARTYRS. Grivan as Bia by his coachman did not sivan goale to two A large gathering | daughter, Mary Clark, as incorrigible. She tore the railing! loose from in|!" * elie OLD Heide Tuuder, 6 Tuy Hennte Bassin Ih tying 100,000 77 bear Hey amps, of fashionable people witn f ai ho rhe pale AMY 0 nae : 7 y recent order of Mayor Clarke, di-|} match, which was played on thew front of the Magist rate'n devk, ahauk her flat at him and sald she'd report) |! twas r N Ds ; x for a Mew i § ~\recting that the New Rochelle police | tele grounds, him to tae Mayor. The Migistrate fined her $10, Third Inntug, an Hy got ae! WASHINGTON, J A joint rede enforce whe city ordinange compelling | ‘The American. team was composed of —————_—o¢-o- k hainh ayerat At when It drop] lution ap) 4 & $100,000 for 4 menie all venicles to carry lighted lamps at] W. A. Hagard, Robert Colller, | yt Tn EC ea tri Wass aot hold Ht. Minh | me » prlnan stp TORO SR Ee Aare night. has borne frutt, Waterbury and L. Waterbury. | ~~ STORM AT GALVESTON, WIRE CONNECTION BROKEN. Bivlie Mine wot Hed mwale Beh OHagen. NO! ad i Fort Geel, Book), wa ; Bh yelolene. 9) NE walle and BrpieMs | The Erench’ tears eousiated ot Baron | a “4 PPB ' oH Ay (PA ns dn te arn ty le by the sens nent New York bi nen KE. de Rothschild, the Duke of Santonu DALLAS, Tex. June ¥7.—There wax a heavy storm at Galveston all last | tu, Barr vh “ 1 Yorker hree Harry und {out by Childs, "Thom: Jon to Burse’s fy when it Brodie got a walk. Dunn into Douglass's bande No was helpe tn Browne api lined a fly aorond by Lena th e | fly. ye Fu Colla ty