The evening world. Newspaper, December 11, 1902, Page 2

BIANIS “BELL” _orowoROF To BAT y Sending in that Call for a Tammany Hall Hears Ex-Chief | Flat-House Fire He Left the, Centre of the City Absolutely, trict Leadership and Is Ready to Give It Up. 00 PURROY. Devery Has Tired of the Dis- Unprotected. ROKER WAS ALARMED. | FEARS HE MIGHT BE AN ISSUE Fast as the Great Array of En- Anyway, He Has Declared He Will gines Dashed Up to the Blaze He Sent Them Back—Charges May Preferred Against Purroy. Not Associate with the in Fourteenth Street—Alderman Dowling May Succeed Him, the Interest of whose he chiefship Com missed Fire Chie: to show the Kind of a Chief 1 In consequence, the whe tment te asking to-day whether or jot the ambitlous Deputy will harges for ineMciencs tr roy rushed rown to the in’ West Sixty-fifth «: rnoon, and when he found that af farm he got but th Ind two trucks he lost his head wethero Was another y ith street und Madison ay which three alarins had been s« “pnd he-went In the ch a rush of hat it kept Chief Cr: “UP Capt. Craft in the Empire] muy not yes ¢ Dive Has Another Fierce Speil eee Trial for Beheading] ‘s can'{d enough to ac ree aie FOR 104TH STREET STATION.|NOW WEARS PRISON JEANS.) |. Former covne eon in the Hardware Croker Was Alarmed, al grett unanimity of arroy a Action was utteriy ing to mix with the i his clothing: Into ehrods keepers “What the 1a now out-]in Phoenixy at y berun a fight for t the case, but he t alarm yesterday ult to be in favor with t 1 . and slipping his gold chronometer found tt dimeult to his waratooat can still | bowed and smiled, © had stripped result of his # which may Interest the dls was then under way ® Half Million a Year. Chairman Orr toformed the Commis d1 been there 1 yhould not wit” T should have sounded a fo farm from the box at Columbus avy tr CRED EXPOSED Independent Operator Testifies |» « that He Is Paid but a Small ss Price for His Product by the Lackawanna Road. box at Contral } general expenses of coming year w Alexander MeAneeny, the bartender of brought seven ang Wns ‘deseribed yestor= Picks, Sor within the third harm three=tlarm fire port Mad: oross-examinatlor t M eo That would have , » Wan Boo and employed in’ tha Empire nd in tabulated Het of the bil is aent to the other pm the fire to Commix ntl then 1 do not -Spunded the + save téstimony with which’ the Purroy gent in the “two nines for that point and subsequently set aside Mmisson againgt the protests was badly tangled The two. oker was still the danger was ove i that the whole w fire the Chief das The rest of the r nd trucks followed him as fast as they 1 a there and think- : |bullding of the station wou Commisaion or kubway If It was decided f taken until to-m) BROWNE 1S BACK 10 STAND TRIAL Missing Silk Examiner Resolves lo Face the Issue, so He Sur- renders Himself in Court. trucks a nt to Sixty-ff HUGE PROFITS ARE SHOWN.|' Increased traito, that business Waa so. bi ticket sellers were tion of the city fawt as the enxines rattled Teported for dut oki to their posts. here was such round Sixty-ftth st haye to wait many mot » fifteen minutes f and then E nevel coal campantos Proceedings by witness stand J street’ was much i matter went over until next Phursdiy MRS. JANES GETS A WARRANT Taken Sheps to Get Husband Awny ent Independent coal opera ation was thereby lessened. {n Coal Company nee men who went to the fl aw what Purroy had done, danc ‘on one foot and then on the oth ushIng at the Deputy and yer o im for fear that a o¥ntown. “When did you ship ¢ ever @ man spiked his « SATEATA LS CPLR REN ARE Chief Purroy did It for sending in same Aa the mode fora fire in Harlem whic the opinion of the Fire Commisslo A not.warrant his action, Purroy Says He WV ‘Purroy defends his action. hat if confronted with he would gain send in the this afternoon, Issued a warrant the arrest of Herbert Janos, on ¢ plaint of his wife, who charges dé P. Cohn pn charges of © also individually “Don't you want for aiding and assiat- ue officer In the passing of alleged fraudulent invoices In the im- ation of Japanese silks, toxlay sur rendered himself in the Crimin od States Ciroult as Adcompanéd by that the warrant would be “You are a party to this o and went to New York to seo thi ia really a technical one. that her husband fs hell a prisoner by his mother tn her She has threatened “Then you refuse mission that information?” “I don't think I am compelled to tell.” “Which road do you @ell to?" Lackawanna and to give this com-|West End home, Fourteenth street, who took his clfeut gainst the elder Mrs, Janes to force h before Judge Thomas, where he was ad- to give him up, rs. Janes was married to Janes last He left her an hour after the to go to see his mother he had. bitterly n hor fituence he had elghth street, and se waiting for a second ptton Importer “What do you get for it?" of what the Dela- Western gets » were the suretios, Was granted fixed Tuesday as larm. Suppose the Fift had needed a fourth call? re would I have been hi It was my business to kr and had I not sent in should have laid my- ure, most I got at the fire were n ‘and five trucks, were twenty-five « I meoded all the tis tale Istake is all poppycock.' Judge Thomas day Cor pleading, Attorneys for the opera- tors objected to th . any further along the lines of what a Tt Is not true) « oalled the witness tn his cross-exam- a luncheon oft ination of Mr yi At ‘Hashem House" in “Hus- would ultimately be pla There mengulped heavy meals each day While Jim ate ‘ Force "—but now they show that the ¢ yutinued the exam! Save health, time, cash, like “Sunny Jim,” “FORCE” ‘The Ready-to-Sorve Corea! ndred_to 1,000 tons.” don't know how much you {Gpecial to The Evening IN, Mt I can give an es t @ decision in the will cage upholding the intent of tt which gave the bulk of a estate to his son, Josiah lowed his eecond wife only $10 the latter part y was in aperation and Sweet, crisp flakes of wheat and malt, dy as the appetite. amination sayin that the exceptionally high prices during ‘was the junior member firm of Ashley & Balley, of ie ahd Paterson, with Bost for Stomach Rest. ys J several withesses "Force! te certalnly the best of lor tions at the collieries Hazleton region. boy who sald he lost a leg in One of the witneaes the will, endeavoring “78 yours young, DUE Thigtead’ witen ho ie Ly father's det * Dart mine expect sale. of ook off his wages his here announced that 4 slose thelr ; 4) adi, OOR WAITING IN THE COLD FOR COAL ae AT THE SALVATION ARMY. speak out means an ad men who own the ¢ of the shutont fins fre turned from Phoenixville, P tons of coal le tt the that city (Continued from First Page.) SAY MEETING Lingered So Long Over Lunch- eon All the Rapid Transit Commissioners Anxious About Him. There is the ordey of 1 Broadway r the Pennsylvania Raliroad mines, They have stopped supplying their retail patrons in this elty. They have been handling 4,990 tony a day. That is U0 per cent. of the daily supply for this city. It _ ty. an extra dollar, or two, or three, a ton for the 2 1 in the milo: nit the order of discontinuance because a half dozen ot up a how! and! told the public. Their explanation ndid. A member of the firm say lgeWhore, Le: New York 2% ‘Three thousand tons a day taken from New York's supply. would keep warm a good many faiilies LOADED COAL CARS LINE TRACKS, an Charles H. Francisco, of Brooklyn, has just re- i. His trip took him ‘throvgh parts of the coal regions, and he declares that there Is no more need for a coal famine in New York than there would bave been had there been no strike, ‘rom Philadelphia to Phoenixville, twenty-cight miles,” sald Mr. Fran- ‘ie road is Hned with loaded coal cars four and five abreast stand- upon side tracks, Each of those cars must contain between twenty and real purnose of the hold-up Is T do not know. I was informed t there are thousands of tons of fuel sidetracked between ronl nines, forty Phoontxville that the operator atairs, I think, is worth inv o tear the bit sneo | mete biting After a winter outing nothing Is so refreshing as alta-Dita . Served with warm creamor warm milk. —WE SAVE YOUR FUEL. —WE SAVE YOU ‘TIME. —WE SAVE YOU MONEY. We scientifically prepare, thoroughly cook, mechanically malt and toast whole wheat flakes—the most delicious, appetizing cereal food known to man. altaVita “°F In winter serve with warm milk or cream. Wholesome for old and young, sick and well. All Grocers, arti ai EVENING, DECEMBER 1, 1 INDUSTRIAL HOME, Stickney, Conyngham & Company, of No. of cars and scores of barges. The firm s it is because the coal Is ay the piper.” Let the children in tene- five niles away. Jt is common talk in are holding back the coal. Tits etate of igation by a State or Congressional com- —The Perfect Winter Food. Food. CANDY SPECIAL HOLIDAY SALE. (DECEMBER 11 TO 23 ONLY.) ‘COUNTER GOODS —Butter Cups, all kinds Chips, Cocoanut Nibs, Scotch and 25 other good things; former price 40c, per pounds...see.eNOw 25c BROKEN CANDY-—former price 20. per pound...Now 1 5e wy of high quality and excellence, Not the cheap kind, even though selling al These candies are in ever and a discriminating public. SPECIALS «an 11.8. Boxes) Assorted Chocolates Chocolate Chips. Chocolate Cream Mints Chocolate Nougats... . | Chocolate Marshmellows.... » Old Fashioned Chocolates. ALL BOXES PACKED 16 OZ. NET WEIGHT, vf | TMEBE GOOLG WILL HOF BH ON BALE ON. DRG. egTE Molasses Cream Kisses, Butter these low prices, Made for the fine retail trade iIRPHY “IL WITH OU Prostrated by Exposure During the Storm Last Tuesday and Reported at Home “Too Sick to See Anybody.” LEADER M SOGN BE WELL, SAYS DOCTOR Tammany Leader Charles F. Murphy tg confined to his home with a severe ‘old which has prostrated him com- He contracted the cold during | sponsibility 4 er, structions e been Issued el; the snowstorm Tuesday, In the height! oppose oF favor the tunnel’) CeNee ta of which he walked from to Tammany Hall, ai A score of tha faithful’ adherents sembled ct Tammany Hall to-day in ree tlolpation of seeing the chief, They Wanted to discuss district affairs‘and to iearn Mr, Murphy's attitude on the Pennsyl tunnel franchise. “They melted away when word was recetved that the leader was confined to hig home. At Mr, Murphy's residence it was stated that he was ‘'too sick to see any- b His physician says that within y or two the leader of Tammany af aoe to resume his desk. ig ‘Jim’ Gaffney, the Alderman from Murphy's district, who is sald by WI jam F. King, of the Merchants’ Agso- |clation, to be working actively for the \defeat of the tunnel franchise, was among the group of Tammanyites at the al. saw," sald Alder vhat Mr. King had to say aber ney? but he ff. I don't know whether Mr. Murphy ts for or against the franchise, That's gospel truth. hasn't sald anything ‘nb. oe chise one way or the other. aiderman fs ould on his own ree 8 i about the fran- No in- (Continued from First Page.) Belleving the called an ambulance ‘from the Preaby- terlan Hospital, Dr, Van Ingen ¢ame with the ambu- lance, and after a moment's Investiga- tlon he pronounced the boy dead, and | .\y peng interested he had his ambulance | t! take the body to the Arsenal Police Sta- At first (t was said there that the boy had died from atar- vation, but an examination made by the dovtor showed the body to have been well nourished, Then the marks of the strangler were found on the neck. There had been more than one clutch ‘A dozen fingermarks in which the sharp incisions of the uncut! fingernatls were plainly apparent, were | on the left side of the neck. On the right aide were several marks In which the finger nalls seemed larger and Indi- cated to the police that they were made by the thumb. the bruise left by a bi to blame, but meanwhile facts themselves | tfon, In the park. on the throat. st About 6 o'clock last evening 1 |home with forty cents with which | buy newspapers, telling his mother he ‘The red spat on the cheek was first belleved to be a birth mark, but upon gation it was seen to be plainly Women’s Coats of Black Peau De Soie For Street and Evening Wear. Jace on sale to-morrow (Friday) morning a number andsome garments, suitable for street and evening wear at much less than regular prices. They are all beauti- made and trimmed and of an exceptionally fine rich ty of Peau de Soie. 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An examination ‘there attendants resulted in the de- nm that the lad was undoubtedly « victim of murder, A About the voy's neck, tled tlehtly, by not tight enough to strangle, was a ailic muffler, wich was apparently of ‘tos good quality to be possessed by the boy, The police believe that the murderep wrapped this about his victim's neok, hoping to conceal the finger marks, If | the muffler Is the property of the mur- derer it ia the only clue to his identity ce, m of the pol nded the pubile_ schoo} Hundred” and “Seventh agogue at One Hun: and Broadway, left to ‘uid sell the: last his ‘A cigar stump was found by. the police near where his body was found, (It is supposed that young Kruck was the victim of the man who Was & Ne 10k. + and that ¢ lad's re~ 80 strong the murderer while strangling him, veceevee 29C, and 98C wee 29C, and 39c, $1.49 to $2.25) sone $2075 ts reittones * OT