The evening world. Newspaper, November 28, 1902, Page 7

THIS BILL 1S UP TO“BILU" DEVERY Caterer Who Furnished Re- freshments for Former Police Commissioners Told to Col- lect from City. BUT MR. RIVES OBJECTS. Former Police Commissioners ‘Jake’ ess, “Barney” York, “Johnny Sextor and Abell were the sponsors for a bill of | » $280 rendered against the city for re-| freshments for the then Commissioners | n: And thelr friends, relatives and guests. | ho ‘There were good things to eat and rink on the chartered yacht Julia Gat- ford and the police boat Patrol when the Commissioners and their guests ‘went down the bay on Oct. 3, 5, 7 a 9 189, to give greeting to Admiral George Dewey and later to view tie foternational yacht races. The then Chief Devery, who, accord- ing to the documents filed with the Cor-| poration Counsel, ordered the refresh- ments, was also a member of the ficial sea-jaunting parties who re themselves at the expense of the c Phe Caterer's Bill. } Mazzetti, a cat these refreshments, and now he 4s try-/ ine to collect his moncy. Here is his) bill as presented to the Comptru jt of- For ‘servic, vinndy and supplies. furnished 30 guents ‘on the police boat Patrol. on, Oct. 7, 1898. fs no allowance for rebates In the caterer's bill. When the bill was presen tor W. J. Lyo *ment, he refu : to Corporation Counsel Rives, practically upholds the Auditor | ment. Mr, Rives's opinion, filed to-day, | gays the city cannot be held Hable for the payment for refreshments for Pollep Commissioners and their guesta. Order Came from Devery. Captain Hlbert ©. Smith, who was then in command of the Patrol, was asked about the affair, He informed | dhe Corporation Counse) that he was erdered to procure the refreshments at | coffee, He said ne where sim- ed by afti- ved his Oraers in advising Mees ewered shoulders, ARCHBISHOP ORDNN RETURNS, San Francisco Prelate Won!* $90,000 for Church in Pious © Fund Case—May Get Chi- cago See. f | Riordan, | Rey, Patrick B. et on his ar- vi ather Lavelle, of Patrick's Cathodral. He weat to Fath- er Layelle’s home, The Archbishop gad the $900.00) awardid In- the Pleu Fund case, would be by the Rev the cause of religion out on the ¢ He sald that he had had a delightful visit o nthe other side and that he espe- Holy enjoyed ds visit to the father, Penblahop Riordan has been nam ry possible successor of the Inte A ro Archb!shop osition from this country the matter, Jordan would not discu When asked wh Chicago ho replie icago on my W | — BOY KILLED BY ELECTRIC SHOCK, With His Two Sisters He Ran Against Live Wire, but Girls Escaped with Slight Inquries. he was golng to m golng through at.” August Kline, fourteen years old, was fnstnatly killed by coming In contact with a live electric Mght wire on the Richmond Turnpike, Linoleumville, 8, I. His young elsters, Mario and Susan, mho were with tm, had narrow es- capes, they receiving Hght shocks, Near the home of the children on tho, turnpike some one had lowered eight aro Nghts from thelr poles, and the hoy | and gitls ran against the wires, Coroner Schaewter has charge of a ce are assisting ffm'tn | coLD Jolly w street, is 1 he ‘ot the orders for | house 0 pr i CAMBLING HOUSE Westcott Slips Past Schmitt- berger’s Police and Takes to Bed with What Doctor Calls a Bad Cold. James erger nen in alia Oo} iso at No, 100 West he matter with him?" “The et, I guess, think he w! "that he will not find tt | ve in this precinct.” alley, who tsa pollc 1 The 8 vi a watch ¢ t lives there * ed, amble as long enld consumption was incurable, disease ani sicians fallod to help him, I a husband had that “went. from an in ord When 1 t 1 could hot aiford to W his trying what De ptt 0 ha as aJl inter- went to the . 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