The evening world. Newspaper, March 2, 1903, Page 4

FIGHTS. MUS'S Mt Influenced to Insert a use in the Document Det- . Mimental to Her Interests. ‘ HIS. NURSE IS INVOLVED. . “Younes Woman, Who Became a Board- ~y @f in the House of Too Much “YW Trouble, is Named by the Widow a " Complaint of Undue Influence. ota nett for the estate of Leonhard Hos among Maria B. Roos, his <_< and Louls Somerville, the law ho drew his will on Nov. 5, three Before his death, nnd Ellen Long. ursed him in his last dllness, be- day before Surrogate Fitzgerald. y Will disposes of an estate eati- at $35,000 by Somerville, but the Wwldow declares 1t 1s more than $250,000. “The gocument gives nothing to Somer- | Ville gr Miss Long, but the fight is with ithem rather than with the chief bene- Molaries, Marie Brutschin, Rosalle Burk- Whapat, Bertha Dick and Jacob and Susan brother andsisters, all of whom fm Zurich, Switzerland. Each of Mhene is to receive a legacy of $5,000 and the fesidue is to be divided equally Gmong them if the will stands. Qh ) Mrs Rooms Charges. Mid, Revs ‘charges that. sho “Borcef from her ‘own home by Miss Bang; whom she had befriended, and Naat under improper influences her hus- Banalihserted ‘this clause in his will: “itis my express Intention that my ria B, Roos, shall not take any g -personal estate, and that she take only the share of my re to which she would be entitled A Ing to law, I having atways pro- Mt or her amply during her life- ent means of her own.” MWilliam A. Chase, the artist, and Dr. amés D. Trask are named executors, ‘and Louis J. Somerville, the lawyer whe “Grew the will,ang Hilen, Long signed M a8 witnesses. The art expert and ~ @ealer signed his own name in full in a firm, small hand, “Leonhard Frederick was Roos's Miss Lon of Mrs, Rods claims that her husband Made a will a year before his death in and that it was his real “last” will, )Leotthard F. Roos, the HMifth avenue art ‘dn ert, died at his home, No. 146 ‘Forty-seventh street, last Thanks- ‘They Storm the House, Ws of his death first came to the » Mrs. Marle Roos, to Magistrate fof help to force her way Into ‘gnd from which she sald she had been by a woman she had befrienied. Lantry sent, Detective McCauley . S: policemen, who fought thelr way lawyer had employed him, re them fiercely, assisted by tree Mimiebene’ hed o mE authorizing “him “te semain. Jn > and to allow no fo enter without earlier stage of the proceedings ed Surrogate rald, the la ing held on ball on a charge of accelerating the death of Ro: But ‘matiral causes. “At the time death Mrs. had been en in by her en Mrs. Roos returned from a was'-denied admit. pce to ber home, an bepacotuge witlt relatives Which she was treated more liberally, ler, and) long a recognized connots- Biving e . Q through the application of his . a ‘ house. where her dead husband ia r ihe Mugistrite’s instru “bdeter down the door if necessary Be Timpano, an Itallan, who men, note signed “lL. F. jon of his hou: & written per lense from him. rs. Hoos taunted Somerville abo ® coroner's jury found that he dled of 0s sald that fg a boarder, One day ing tour, she pee was obliged to Bomerv! , sald that Roow married h o WAS She divorced wite Was tach old for u years, and the law- aration un Wa year from ea dy- allowed which she rec on. Roos, he iti Heaseat that his wife e not 40 eee him. Each sic e had a motion to make wh for trial to Mra, Roos we anpoisime “e 4 und the broth rland, as to whether t ngosanity in the Roo rville asked for the Chase or Mr. t trator pend contest. ai iS Was Pee Doatooned unl st sist ere had not determination rgument on both 1 ur morrow, i RIFF BEFRIENDS A STARIN BOY, \ less Wanderer to Institution Where He Can Learn a Trade, ate Smith, in the Long ‘sland lice Court to-day, comm\tted Weller, seventeen years old, to ‘Kahire Industrial Home upon the of Sheriff be ragga, who had interest in the boy when he prisoner in the Queens County ol ra js wat Weller came to this country father, mother and sister K years agp. ‘They settled at Col ) A few years ago the sister to,death. The mother. and @ short time afterward, and Jett without relatives or time he worked on ‘winter he could get no & short ume ago, when starving, he stole a nd ate the chewing gum PAled — MRS. .ROOS AND FLLEN LONG, WHO ARE INVOLVED IN CONTROVERSY OVER ART DEALER’S WILL. ELLEN LONG, posed Comin Will N hia office tom, whle! Many of day at Vd tieally be the day m POLICE OBJECT 10 PARADE ORDERS Members of the Finest Are Op- stepped out of office. auartera, will be in charge of the finished a twenty-four hour 7 o'cloc! joc! Yesterday being the Ist through the to Extra Work Which 9 Turnout of the Force ecessitate. force he wi had been there Als promotion u was to re-establish the cus- h was dropped witen Devery Tho last police » | men to Investig come Ket no ¢ personal and the the men who will report to- wateh will go h idence: k this morning and uty for affother twely inti ate. WAS SO LONG A SPARROW COP. Capt. Fitzpatrick Says His Long Sojourn in Central Park Made Him Incapable of Detecting Disorderly Resorts. 48 HOURS’ STRAIGHT WORK.|NOVEL REPLY TO CHARGES. 8 detailed {un Central Park and through all the years of a short time ago, when he was shifted from one They had always yack and reported that they could He sald that he had visited the sixty-four hotels| “¢ 14% ealoons in the precinct but PRAISE AND BLAME While One Delinquent Is Dis- An order hus gone out from Commis-| Police Capt. Hueh F : stoner Greone at Police Headquarters] cently suspended on charg missed the Force, Another for daily police drills in preparation for] of duty in falling to suppress j the big parade of the entlre force of} derly resorts wiitle In charge of the Receives a Medal. Greater New York early in May, Al wast Twenty-second street station, storm of protest {rom the rank and file| took the stand In his own defense at} 4.) Neivasomnaniaationiar hes followed the order. his trial before Deputy Commissioner |. Gnmynlectonee selene toe anne No official act stnce Commissioner] ppstein to-day Haina ala Bia eee ala een De Gkeene sf ae air, aciridge's oMoe The charges against Capt Fitzpat- the fore DAivolnian a RSOdEHEN Wick #0 provoked the policemen. ‘They riek grew out of a number of ralds.tn | rormeriy ot the Lesrard atrect atation. ite R pares rch me his precinct by tho Parkhurst society. | wwe weeks ago W rahe BRABUS GtEN-AeGIe diucuered Ja Gertie This was In Inst January. When the! on the force for alxteen years, was up houses to-day. ee Broceention: Nolniee oreo testimony ton charges of belng drunk, For this Commission ; | Sarkcnunesl Captain took: the stan offense he was fined fifteen days’ pay, fs us st Twenty-second stres station bh two for ol post and ot for pilchp Alte Mine ietaanoes had never had any experience tn getting | faye, or ee ane rRee evidence against disorderly resorts, He i 7 ment. One of, his first expressed in- Mr ein found him guilty of these tentions after assuming tho duties of | Sid that when he was appointed on the | charges and recommended his dismissal, Meliityre, who has b station at the Arsenal in Central Park, preeinet parade was ‘held more than two years PM me pmclnet wag retired to Mr. MoInt}re hus ao. tovanothers: It wis inbe athe AM on onthe lt twenty-two years ‘The firat battalion has been ordered to | CmMand that he was confronted with) 114 4, sixty yeurs old, . ; a ation involying disorderly resorts, | “US : u report at 2 o'clock to-day at the| * #!!uat C a0 ree ‘sons - Twelfth Regiment armory, at Colum.| C@P: Fitzpatrick sald that while in qantanlte “an r Sei oa nai bus avenue and Sixty-seoond street, | Charge of the East ‘wenty-second tin suey Department to Patrolman Cant, Mike Smith, who waa to lone ti { tect station he had never neglected] Drum | Debariment to Vatroiman charge of the School of Instructiin | #0Y complaints went into him, but had) es ation acetiy Peary teh forss the street from Pollee Head. | immediately despatched hhis plain clothes | treet # : ye was: formerly, the Harbor Police Squad arid the medal Wis awarded him for rescuing Bridget Farrell from drowning on Einionen eene announced that he had sent for Capt. Michael Gorman, of the Mercer street station, for the Kk to-night. They wilt pras.{ #8 Unable to find apy violations of the | purpose of having a talk with him cons anhauty, tar gor nt hours |!9W. While dn charge of the precinct |vorning the raids oy Saturday night and y on Shing 1e, 836 e- | Which resulted in Magistrate Crane re- ‘and they will go to the] fii are ere mace, 886 of them be- |i iidng Capt, Gorman when the prisons with a protest, of the month, usual worked straight They nen as might shirt were off Free Bottle Will be sent you by matl, prepaid, to every reader of The World on receipt of your name and com- plele address Ozomulsion 2 De Peyster Street, NEW YORK, me POLICEMAN CLUBBED HER. mS i ors captured in the rads ¥ in the Jeffe a re arraigned son Market Court Sterna FOR POLICEMEN At his own request Doorman Edward n attavhed to the “BOMB” DIDN'T SCARE HIM. < THE WORLD: MONDAY-EVENING, MARCH 2, 1903. STRONG CASE AGAINST CROSS. Member of Jerome’s Staff De- clares They Have Evidence of Friendship Between Inspec- tor and Dive-Keeper, INTERFERED WITH. WASN'T The eviden Ins placed which will dam tria offered when tends be Cross Friday on that he permitted two particu- to prov lar pla of an Improper character to do business in his district. ‘The pro- pri of one of these places was fre- quently seen in the company of the In- spector, it is said. On three occasions this man and Inspector Cross were seen toguther at the race track “These were not casual meetings, as we will pro said a member of the staff of the District-Attorney's office to an Evening World reporter to-day. “The meetings between Cross and the man were by prearran On three occasions the Inspecte the pro- | prie Journeyed to the race track to- ther and rematniel in ch others com- pany throughout the day on. each trip. They came back to the elty in company id pared after shaking hands each time. We are convinced that the reports are absolutely We made it our business to about him, It ts jtrue that the or has been under observation for many months and the office has spent considerable money in preparing this case. “Inspector Cross is known to us as a ‘wise’ sort of police offic He very particular in all of his trans- tions. He has preserved all of tie reports made to him by captains and sergeants and eygn roundsmen.. 1a many cases he ved the ortginal reports of ordin patroimen these are in his jon, He seen fit to take good care of these re ports for some purpose whica ma sme apparent now that he Is placed on trial, ‘These reports Tmany cases, but not the two fde! ies Which the charges are The run by the man with whom the T oY went three times to tae race track is not mentioned, and there 1s no ree ‘ to close It an evil ‘resort ard ty show ov eet. now all Inspe very wi to cover on house i i that the Inspector ever There is nothing nd of his, gainst this fri rola dive. Is evidence on th which pointedly tz n of the Inspects hand, is Nee of the hou pl 1 exem from to We expect that, Cre pu up a good fight t it to surr pre 1 it) We have Mr mvs with the ‘goods’ thig time and de think we enn de rate it to the Satisfaction of everyl “WHI the fac brought to the at- is a dittoult matter to secure a cony ton ia a trial by Jury fot wilful neglect of duty, but If we.are permitted ta pre- sentthe ts which we have there is no “ston that Inspector Cr ean ¢ tried in General’ Sessions, My im- y that his case will event- wily get into the eriminal courts. He ‘antot deny that he js acquainted with dlve-keeper, that he knew of the ex- istence of the dive or-that the place ob- tained | police protection from some soure| THIS “AUTOMATON” LIVES. A New Wonder Attracts Attention » Regal Shoe Stores! Windows, t on to the wax works!” fy, ain't he a stunner?” The small boy's’ enthusi’sm’ was equalled by the wonderment of grown up pedestrians who stopped in curiosity and crowded “before the Regal Shoe Company store at No. 119 Nassau street, in amazoment the exhibition was golng on in the show win- A : i i i Aman, an exact counterpart of a duty att shia ic ralng roll call waa at] tein Says She Wan Badly! ‘Ax automation, stood in the window o'clock, and it was’ 8 before ™ 5 . and measured move- could cat a meal, leaving them Beaten In Statl Mosher Mleked It Up and Decided |inonia of an < atle Aura, exnidited ou 0 gO ho ep and pre t 2 . | © Pape " the ¢ rlor shoes and hours to go home, sleep and prepare to) sdward Fanatetn, of No. I $e, Make Raperwetghe: of: 34 Df thee oorata Waa BaSeHCNR ee te Jn trim shape for dri wenty-elghth street, was arraigned | When Alfred Mosher, of the firm of] tis Cace, 1 up With & Coat of wax, The first battalion ts co sed of the | yorkville Police Court to-day on ‘a| O'Brien & Mosher, boxmakers, at No. his he} vinking eyes provoked men from the Old Bilp, Church street, | change of assault preferred by Pollce- | 223 G street, was ing his place dive hel Ie Brooklyn Bridge, Oak, Elizabeth, Leon: | min McDonough, of the Kast Twonty-! ef business to-day he found something |; ing oomiient and, Charles, Macdougal, Mulbe ANU) second street station, Magistrate Deuel | that looked lke an infernal machine en|'T heme which the Eldridge streets stations, This battalion aievese tho dooratep. Not haying any enemies Ix showing’ at its j held him in $900 ball for (rial, ie any mies, Sn i will drill each Monday at the samo hour. | qranstetn' ay MracaChrieti shor was not alarmed, He took ¥ es consists of u A d battalion will appear at th an! ns = mother, rist Load 1 from uls, who euls up armory to Wat 2 o'cluck and an.| Pansteln, was also a prisoner, charged | the thing In and examined {t and then Md Uenlivs thelr qualities to Noe from 4 avery sta jon ing ; r boys Hving in the same neigh-) °Ytne pamt 1 to be a projectile n (keep his face immovable and battallons ithe wrk, |borhood. ‘The boys w Otto Welnert, | used In a heavy gun pliant inches | wink for one ‘hour and for ae {1 Mettel, Henry Johns ohn | ia diameter at the by elght inches nim in ti 88, 2 site x mil M ttel, Henry Johnson and John na > ball tapered to a poln us ving @ tion will make a Local Musicians for the West, | Moynen, . rhe . ulminating eap in the bus tof the pPaANY'Ss stores, and is sian s TUnivarnite. Mrs, Fanstein and the four boys were | of the The well wae rusty aid | sitracting wmusual attention, ® Prof, Stanley, of the University of a i i er and Michigan, who ‘fills the chair of music) tischarged. ‘The woman explained that | there, were label on it. | —$—<— th has. been in New. York for sho had noth c toda with the Sun-| was a Spanish war relic ning aterson Tinsmiths to Strike. ‘days engaging Heated for fay Sisturnene rt age aber eeu and His partner, Mr. OB: Was not at] HBullding operations in Paterson, N. J, ptructors, He hus closed with si enty'=e 0 ie pleased at Mr. Mosher's evide Mb erfered wit! the bessknown being Willlam Hortman, | followed her won to the police station | Mheanene making aupaperwelgne ef (iig| Nil be,agrioualy jnterfered with to-day, of the Datroseh Orehestra. Mr Tats and that when ‘sho protested against | {atl tie took tt tothe M Bieeig | yen the tinsmiths will go on strike. man is to have charge at Ann Arbor og | hia arrest A policeman hit her {nthe | Blel,,1e took Lt tet Street | Whey demand $369 9 day Inwiead of $3 the orchestral and. violin, departments | face and beat her over the back with hig | Suwon. Where Soret. Come) poe, that forty-four hours shall const. of the university School of Muste club. bustibles. no} tute a week's work, Instead of forty. eight hours. tention of the Grand Jury finally?” was ‘That depends upon developments. It | N ROCKEFELLER ON GRAND JURY. The Oil Magnate Is Chosen as Foreman of the March Body and Is Advised to Study the Penal Code. \ NO SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS. William G, Rockefeller, millionaire oll by Judge Cowing, Part I, of the Court General Sessions, to-day as foreman of the March Grand Jury, and if he complies with the advice of the Court he will take a copy of the: penal code home every night and study the criminal statutes closél. In delivering his charge to the Grand Jury after the members had taken the oath, Judge Cawlng sald that there was nothing in particular to which to call thelr attention, He said that 128 com- plaints of Various felonies and misde- meanors were awaiting attention, Six- ty-seven of these complaints are’ prison | ses and in the remaining ffty-nin the defendants aré out on bail. ‘The Court then read the laws govern- ing the conduct of grand juries and ealled attention to the fact that the rules of evidence were so intricate that often the judges were puggled in thelr the muiti- magnate, was selected in of attempt to Interpret them, ‘Therefore | he advised that the members of the Jury secure coples of the penal code! and take them to their _homes at night | and study them closely. Mr. Re , Now ninth str Dana, . 28 West 3 Co post toured: avenue; James R, 76 Gold street; merchant, No, Horner, oils, V. Fatle, m Foun J." 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