The evening world. Newspaper, October 15, 1902, Page 4

or eters Y HRS. YOUNC IN RACE I COURT Wife Who Tricked Lawyer to Imperial Palm Garden and Had Him Arrested Quarrels with Magistrate Brann. HE CALLS HER IMPERTINENT. Man Who Exposed Biggar-Bennett Conspiracy Rolled All Over Broad: way in Clutches of His Wife's Law- yer—Admits He Stole the Child. Bparks from highly irasctble tempers fairly flew about the Jefferson Market Court to-day when Mrs, Alexander C. Young appeared before Magistrate Brann to prosecute her former husband for kidnapping her little chiid Jast Satur- @ay. Sho lured him to the Palm Gar- @en of the Imperial Hotel last night by the ruse of a reconciliation, and when he appeared had him served with (warrant. Young, who is a prominent Hoboken lawyer aud has recently gained much Publictty by his connection with the Laura Biggar caxe, was so indignant at the trick that he resisted arrest and fought Mrs, Young's lawyer nll the way to the Tenderloin police station. The charge against him in court was net only kidnapping but assault with intent to kill. This latter because of ‘Bis fight with the lawyer. Magistrate Brann started in to jnvestivate the case, but he hadn't asked two questions » fore Mrs. Young, who was wembling With excl:zment, began denouncing Youns. Unable to Contain Her Rage. “Madam,” remarked the Magistrate, “he was once your husband. “Yes,"" retorted the niece of the late Ward McAllister, “but he was another woman's husband before he wus mine.” “But, my dear woman,” cooed the Court, “didn't you know that when you marrica him?" “What's that to you?" snapped Mrs. ‘Young. “You are a most impertinent woman," declared the Magistrate, the color fush- ing into his face. “I put this case over until this afterncon.” Mrs. Young tried to make another re- “You shut up!" roared “Put these people off the bridge. @on't want to hear any more.’ They wero all hustled down, and Magistrate Brann cooled off hearirg the drunk cases, Young was in court, ‘the exact opposite In appearance to hia wife. He was cool and smiling. Fred Bouse was in court to defend him. ‘When the case came up in the after- noon, Lawyer House argued that as the Gocree of the Supreme Court granting 4he divorce allowed the father the cus- tody of the child for three out of the mine months without specifying which three, Young could not have been gull of Kidnapping. Mrs. Young's lawyer said that Young was about to take the ehild out West. Young denied this. He the Court. I WIFE TRICKED A. C. YOUNG TO A CELL IN TENDERLOIN. and fought rough and tumble all about Broadway until the detectives dragged them apart Last Saturday, Mrs. Young says, the nurse took the baby for a walk, and at the corner of Forty-fifth street and Sixth avenue was met by Mr, Young, who stopped his carriage to pet his child, He asked permission of the nurse to take the little girl for a ride, and it | was granted, {t 1s satd, on condition would soon be returned to the es, where Mrs, Young ts stop- move it from where It 16 now. He re- fused to say where it Is Court Adv a writ. As Magistrate Brann did not want to get Into conflet with Court, he advised Mrs. out a wri of habeas corpust a the higher tribunal pass on the ques tlon. She sald she would, and both tie | kidnapping case and the other charge of aswault were adjourned until Saturday Not many days ago Young announ that he had effected a reconcilinilon with wife. She promptly denied this. Ho followed this by kidnapping his little Qaughter on Saturday last, Yesterday | deuehter since that ume. So she made when Mrs, Young, to get possession of | ener Stienesrren ee ymnert ae Boebend her child, wrote him a friendly note| St, tho Imperial and was there w ext asking bim to meet her at the Imperial, | station’ Young, admitted that he hud Young fancled his efforia for a recon-| tuken the child. Tt is the second the cllation were to be rewarded. he Drea ‘when hae Youre ean vin: Ho hurried over from Jersey City only} Bu Mrs, Young has not seen her ttle In ing in ft Conn. he carried bh to run into two detectives and a lawyer | daughter awa ay to New Jers whom Mrs. Young had Invited to keep) Peld her pea cauee ori the tryst with her. the trick] F Young was so incensed by tev, Di pr ot Ul s truck Mr,| and the of the Ite played upon him that he struck Mr. ANT Une Ue OF atntod’n dvarce, $75 Day, his wife's attorney, on the Way! & month alimony and the custody of the to the station-house, ‘The men clinched child. ASKS $20,000 FOR |MAY SUE KING has the child but sald he would not re- —————————————— WORLD WANTS Reach the Best Employees, Paid Help Wants in This ’ Morning’s World, BUT— Paid Help Wants in the 13 Other New York Papers Combined. AGENTS 4... e000. M4 | JANITORS .... oe U ALTERATION TANITRESSES: 2 HANDS 2) /EWELLERS 6 ARTWICIAL KITCHENWORK .. 20 FLOWERS °) LADIES’ TAILORS.. 18 DAKERS ... S|LAUNDREESES ..., 4 GARTENDERS 4) MACHINISTS DLACKSMITHS 3 a BONNAZ . QBOOKBINDERS . BOOKKEEPERS BRASS WORKERS . OPERATORS DRICKLAYERS . ACKERS . DUBHELME: AINTERS BUTCHERS . CABINET MAKERS. CANVASSERS .. .. CARPENTERS .. .. CARPET LAYERS . CASHIERS .... “CHAMBERMAIDS .. CHASERS . CLERKS . COAT MAKERS : COLLECTORS SALE B, a COMPOBITORS .. .. 16|sHiPrING cLuRKa 4| cooks + 38) SHIRT HANDS . | CORSET HANDS .. . 17] saUupers 3/rouiEnEns . 7\ PORTERS TAILORESSES , TAILORS .... . FINSMITHS TYPEWRITERS UMBRELLA HANDS JPHOLSTRRERS .. USEFUL MEX , HER FATHER'S DEATH} FOR RICH LEGACY, New Motion in Elmira Mooney’s| Leopold Said to Lay Claim to Suit Recalls Ejection of Aged) Dead Queen’s Fortune Be- Joel Holcombe. queathed to Her Daughters. LONDON, Oct. 15.—Rmily Crawford in the Countess de Lonyay, Princess Stephant: of A motion to le supplemental charges In the sult of Elmira Mooney against Truth m. Bal! 5 a be: | Benjamin E. Ba!lantine was made b Se a vesaiterciae fore Justice Dickey, of the Supreme princess Philip of Saxe-Coburg, prob- tourt {9 Brooklyn to-day. The sult was ably will be forced to sue King Leopold brought to recover $2,000 damages for of Belgium to obtain their share of the | the death of Mrs. Mooney's father, Joe: late Queen Christina's fortune, amount. Holcombe, who died soon after belng Ing to $2,900, which she left equally elected from a house at No, 151 Henry to her two daughters. street, Brooklyn, on April 20, 1991 | It ts belleved that the King clatms the | The story ot the ejection by Bajlantine Money as a creditor for amounts lent and two deputies created much interes. and Unpald, at the time. The old man had bari ® ————— caded himeelf on the upper floor to force STRUCK NY +L TRAIN, his claim to a share of the property, and | George Chisholm, a laborer, of No. 61 resisted al! efforts mado to dislodge him, | Fast One Hundred and Twenty-elghth A few weeks later he died a! Brewster, | street, ile at work on the Third Av N.Y. and his daughter is trying to | rug Ele show that his death was the resuit of WOR and Injuries rece! in the ejeciton And received severe’ intercel aie ay i | was taken to Presbyterian’ Hos: He 1 A GOOD DEAL OF NONSENSE About ‘Brood Purifier JEWEL THIEVES NOT CAUGHT Police Looked for Them in Vain on the Kronpring Wilhelm, and ‘Tonics."* | Lawyer A. 1, Jacobs, 9 Broaa| Every drop of blood, every bone, nerve street, is explaini! s how | @nd Useue in the body can be renewed tu his. wite was robb her Jewelry, | DNL one way, and that is from wholesome alued at $10,000, while route from | food properly digested. There 1s no other to Berlin rail. Mrs, | ay, and the idea that a medicine in itself ean purify the blood or supply new tissues and stroug nerves is ridiculous and on a par with the fol-de-rol that dyspepsia or tndi- | gestion is a germ diseas gems in a g plush bag, and did not miss them un’ about to leave the tran, The or that other fal- aiibaritenathatia ; | lacy, that a weak stomach which refuses to the theft, was on digest food can be made to do so by irris Neiihelme@ nen [Ciarrived tating and infaming the bowels by pills aud catbartios, Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets cure iudiges- tlon, sour stomach, gas and bloating after meals. because they furnish the digestive | principles which weak stomachs Iack, and] unless the deficiency of pepsin and diastase in supplied it is Useless to attempt to cure stomach trouble by the ure of "tonics," “pills aud “cathartics which have abso- lutely no digestive power, and thelr only effect ts te give a temporary stimulation. grain of acuve principle io Stuart's D; lets will digeat 3,000 ) and wimilar foody, will do tle at proper temperature, two Central Onic the man. The poll: have descriptions august men e missing Jewels. WOMEN SHOCK MOTT. Hepeat Language Uned to Other and Ue Stops Ears, Mrs, Josle Minor and Mrs, eBrtha Blando, both of who milve in the block in One Hundred and Ninety-cight street, near Valentine avenue, appeared in the Morrivania oCurt to-day to make coun ter charges against cach other of having Each VARNISTIERS WAGON HANDS WAIST HA: WAITERS WAITRESSES «. ATCHMEN 7|woopWoRKeRs .. w AAG | Ea used vilo langu but of course are much more eifective in the hh woman other te hat Magis t well people who tse thom at every modal to insure per= fect digestion aud BNA of the food People who eijoy fair health take Stuart's | ‘Tablets us regularly Mier teks their mieals, because they { to keep well. e) When they his r Up: that Is awful,” a¢ said have thought that y womun would have sald such things. Get out of rt, both of you, as quivk as you and the women, looking very shame- faced, hurried our of The courtroom, did ye is oar 1 nover and 1! epular ube of one oF two ot thom meals Will demonstrate their m¢ plenoy. Better than aay other Areumene and} BOY BURCLAR OF 12 CAUGHT Humanity, Willingly Con- fessed to a Short but Active Career of Crime. GOT BIG BOOTY FOR OTHERS. Like Oliver Twist, a Scout, but With- Compunctions, His Skilful ances Paved the Way out Reconnai: to Robberies In Brooklyn Homes, — A MUitle scrap of humanity whose head hardly reached to the desk behind which the Magistrate sat in the Myrtle Avenue Court in Brookiyn to-day stood first on one foot and then on the other aw he told the court all about his brief and Inglorious career of crime, He Is only 32 years old and he hi been a burglar but three weeks, but he has been extremely active in that time. The O'Brien. street eS youngster's name fs Jimmy He lives at No. 1i7 Butler With him were two ninetee 1d boys, Patrick Sarsfleld Morl- arity, of No, 476 Henry street, and Fred Murphy, of No. 10 Tilary strect, All three were charged with burglary and held for further examination, Jimmy admitted the charge and went into de- tails They were arrested last night at Butler and Hoyt streets. According to Jimmy, he fell {n with the other two about three weeks ag0- jobs, and Jimmy's conscience being supple, he agreed to assist them. The jobs they did were breaking into flats and houses and looting them. Jimmy was appointed head breaker-In. He used to climb to the roofs of house rows and descend into the one picked for looting by means of the scuttle. Jf the coast was clear, he opened the door for hls companions. One would enter and, with the help of Jimmy, gather up the handy valuables while the third stood guard. Here Js the list of houses which Jimmy says they robbed: Mrs, Mary Schramm, No. 12 Prospect place, $423 worth of Jewelry taken; William Reese, No, 473 Pacifle street, $9 worth of jewelry taken; Mra. Henry Edwards, No 473 Pacific street, $160 in jewelry taken; John Lindquist, No. 38 Dean street, $60; worth of jeweiry taken; Willlam Robin. son, No. %1 Dean street. $10 worth of silverware taken; No. 10) Fourth avenue, $60 worth of silver and clothing taken. "The police had reports of aJl the rob- berles except the one In Fourth avenue. say that Morlarity has been o “am \ of burglary before, but that his \vence was suspended, An old wa rant was served on him to-day by County Detective Dagnarello, in nich he js charged with a burglary whiea took place about five montis ago. Jimmy O'Brien als toll the that he never got more than $ all police told from the of the robbertes. The other ys either sold th booty thelr girl friend: dimmy sald they used to give him cents or a dollar pallens each burglacy. GERMAN COUNT UNT LOCKED UP. He Ordered Elnborate Meal, Them Couldn't Pay for It. An a‘leged German Count {s locked up In Long Island City for trying to get a meal without cash. He gave the name of Julius Meyer, but he admitted that this was flctitto t night he went Into the restaurant of Wiliam Gerbes, No. 63 Pultcm street, Astoria, and ordered an elaborate meal, When he had stowed It away he offered a check in payment. Gerdes cal.ed a | Jimmy O'Brien, a Little Mite of They told him they needed help in thetr | jing Charles lyears old, who has been missing since "aD PCH IE WOMAN'S RICHES Guardian for Wealthy but Ec-) centric Mrs. Larner Says He Cannot Get Within a Mile of Her or Her Home. GUARDED BY DETECTIVES. | She Has Every Luxury She Desires) and Is Supposed to Have Free-| dom, Too, but is Closely Watched) at All Times. ording to assertions of contending nsei in 2 motion made to-day before Husticn Bischoff in the Supreme Coury Mrs. Alma Loulse Larner, an adjudged Incompetent, worth half a millon dot- lars, 1m Involved in as strange a legal complication as ever grew out of the intifeneles of the law. According to the lawyers’ statements her legal guardian “cannot get within a nile of her, her husband will not have her in his house and when she goes to visit her children in a palatial residence in Poughkeepste she 9 followed about the grounds by dvtectives with shot- guns in thelr pockets." Married Three Times. Mrs, Larner has been married three times, Her second husband left her an estate of $350.00, which has increased to $500,001. Some time after his w ineompeient her hat This was after she had mar- ed Albert E, Larner, a man halt her ag Tpon the request to the Court of her | children, Henry L, Goodwin. pointed committee of her per Farmers’ Loan and ‘Trust Committee of her estate, with che dir | ion to pay $5,000 a year to Mr. Goodwin Upon the application of her husband | Justice Gaynor released her from the custody of Mr. Goodwin. Now the Farmers’ Loan and ‘Trust Company requests Justice Bischoff to al- low It to discontinue the payments of $5,500 to her committ d this morn- Blandy, counsel for Mr. Goodwin, made the following statement to the Court: | “This woman 1s now In an Impossible condition, The committee of her person | éannot get within a mile of her, her) | | Company husband will not have her in his hom and she refuses to live with her chil- dren. What She Told Husband, “The other day, on Oct. 11, her hus-| band sald to her when she went to him, }'You can go back to your children or you eae Ko to h t we s Uberty. The sumething sh committee Mrs. Larner. discharg tne tor| itd not to ive time to c urlous manner pos- » Bischoff a er listening to ar cents by counsel for the trust. com y against the continuance of | payment of money to tue committee, re served declston, DEMENTED M MAN GONE. General Alarm Out for Missing | Alexander R. Robertson, A generai alarm has been sont out for Alexander R. Robertson, forty-four Oct, 13 from the Montague apartment- policeman The man excused his conduct by say- | Ing that he was a German Count tem- porarily for money, as his ex- Pected remitt shad not arrived, The man was Ic Magistrate held him for further investigation to-day in the Long Is, and City Police Court, ked up. 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