The evening world. Newspaper, March 10, 1903, Page 11

~ BURGLAR CHASE OVER THE ROOFS Robbers Were Seen at Work by Doctor, Who Telephoned the’ Police, and Four Detectives Went to Catch Them. BUT MARAUDERS GOT AWAY. % One Thief, Pursued by Plain-Clothea Man with Revolver, Vanished, and Neighbors Awakened Falled ae Crook Takers. Your detectives of the West Thirty- @inth street station are not looking for Promotions this morning. They are explaining how it was that a burglar escaped thelr clutches after half the fesidents in the block between Fifth! and Sixth avenues, in Thirty-elghth) Street, had been startled from their Bleep by the noise of a chase over the Foote. Dr. W. F. Murray, of No. 82 West ‘Thirty-ninth street, returned home late, and looking out the rear window of his home saw two burglars passing bundles| from the apartment of Dr. Peter A. Callan, at No. % West Thirty-eighth Street, to thelr confederates on the roof. Bilpping over to the telephone xe called thp police station and told them of the robbery, and Detectives Brun- Gage and Callen were despatched on the run. Ono went to Dr. Murray's home, the other to the apartment that was being robbed. When Brundage saw the burglars working he sent to the station for aelp. Detectives McKay and Shefbles were sent. Callen tried in vain to get into the apartment whore the burglars were geen. McKay went in through No. 87 and appeared through the scuttle onto the roof with drawn revolver. He was Dut a short, distance from the man with /the bundles that aad been passed to him on a pole. He started noiselessly in purtult, but! the robber was not so quiet. His heavy @hoes rattled on the roof and those quietly aslecp in the rooms below were soon rubbing their eyes and climbing out of bed to learn the cause of the eommotion. While the men were go- ing up through the scuttle the bur- lars vanished. Where they went could only be guessed. The occupants of the robbed house were away and the detectives went away, deciding that they would call around this morning, see if anything had been taken and then “investigate. tt CHASED BY MOB FROM BROADWAY Big Crowd Threatens Four Men, One of Whom Is Said to Have Kicked a Boy Without Provo- Cation. SAUGHT AFTER LONG RUN. ence of liquor stopped at the corner of Fulton street and Broadway to-dey and one of them made a vicious kick at a @mall boy. His foot landed on the boy's @bdomon and rendered him unconscious. G@everal citizens who saw the kick Paleed an outcry and started toward the four men. One of them was Jeremiah MeCarthy, of No. 128 William etreet. He told Patrolman John J. Hickey, of the Church street station, of the as- Sault and they started in pursult of the men, who were taen running from @ rapidly increas| crowd. The men ran west through Fulton @treet to Greenwiob, south to Dey street and east to Churuh street, where all four were captured. During the chase the crowd increased at every step and yeljed imprecations et the men they were pursuing. Hickey rapped for assistance and at the corner of Doy and Church atreets rian O'Neil! and Trunk, of lurch street station, Sealy Ben. over to an officer. The men described David etark. gone themselves as oF No. 1% Madison street; nh tr 2 Ghurch atieets and Willlam Deas, ot No. 7 Oliver street. Stark was charged | with aseaulting ‘Oy math ‘avenue, Brooklyn, wh 2 em a unimeenaer boy. The boy Anted to work with a frien hults, were positive in Maatelicn that the assault upon je was unprovok: ie four prisoners fee arraigned 'be- yy Barlow in Centre were held ‘in apa ard bail examination to-morrow. ‘derly ‘cone each for ROOFS OVER WHICH DETECTIVES CHASED BURGLARS, THEN PERMITTED THEM TO ESCAPE THEIR CLUTCHES. TO INQUIRE INTO DOGLIN'S SANITY. Dr. Dold, of the Rivercrest Sani- tarium, Says the Perjured Witness Will Not Be Admitted Without Examination. HE IS GUARDED IN HIS HOME. ‘That there is method in the madness of Philip Doblin, the eelf-sonfessed per- jurer in the Lessler Congressional in- quiry, 1s the belief of several officia's who may oppose the plan te send him to a eanitarium. At first it was commonly sald that Doblin would not be prosecuted, al- though hts attorney's plea for immunity was denied by the committee before he made the confesston. Only one doctor has passed on Dob- Mn's mental condition, and that is the family physiolan, Dr. Edward H. Wells, of No. 141 East Eighty-ninth street, who In saying he belleves Doblin ts suf- fering from paresis wants it understood that he does not say so professionally; that he is not an allenist and might be wrong. All other statements relative to the inseantty of Doblin have emanated from his various relatives, and they are all very sure he is insane. The Attornéy-General’s oMfce in Wash- | mont! Ington has referred the case to Dis- trict-Attorney Burnett, forthe Southern District of New York, and tt now reste with Mr. Burnett to preparo a complaint for the Federal Grand Jury, if one is to be prepared. Dr. Willlam B. Dodd, house physictan at the Rivercrest Sanitarium in Ae- torla, to which institution Doblin's rela- tives have made application for his re- tention, came to New York to-day, and at his office at No. 11% Madinon avenue he will appoint two responsible citizens and experts to act as a commission in lunacy to examine Doblin. “You may depand upon It," eald the octor, “that we will not take Mr. Dob- lin to our Institution unless he {s really Insane. SHis examination will be #0 rigid that when tt ts over there will be no doubt concerning it.” At the Doblin home, No, 4% Bast Elghty-sccond street, Mrs, Doblin said her husband was resting easily in a middle room, that he knew he was in- sane and was willing that his brother. Solomon, should watch over him until the lunacy commisston examined him, Attorney Gustavus H. Rogers, for Doblin, who said several days ago that his client was suffering from a nervous affliction, Was noncommunicative to-day when the new turn of affairs was ex- plained to him, HUMMEL PAID $200 FINE. Lawyer Settled Penalty for His Client, Tarner. ‘Wiltem Francis Turner, who recently conducted a brokerage business under the name of William Francis Turner & Co. at No. & Beaver street, pleaded gulity in the Court of Special Sessions today to violation of the Penal Code in falling to file a certificate with the Secretary of State entitling him to do buriness as a broker. Turner was arrested by Central Office who declared that he had been 1 for two more than After he ity -he was fined $200, Hummel, paid the fine. bad pleaded ‘His counsel, ie ‘66 TAMMANY HALL,” $200 06, 1S LOST Valuable Animal Can’t Be Found and the Owner Accuses a Butcher of Sequestering Him. Tammany Hail. peoperty: of Sam W: ur-Mite Mouse," at strect and ‘Whird avenue, peared, and Harry Weill, bulldog, the priotor of the Fifty-seventh has disap- her, at One a prize ison avenue, is accused by Wolf of knowlng the whereabouts of the amimal, The butcher was served with a sum- mons to-day notifying him to appear In the Seventh District Muntclpal Court on March 17, Wolf, who is known as the “Mayor of Yorkviile,” alloges that he bought the dog about three months ago for $200. He says in his complaint that he gave it to a_livery-stable Frye named Kaplan to take care of, Kap! Wolf says, lent the deg to Weill. Wore saya further that when he went to Weill for the dog the butcher told him the animal had bitten some one and he had given It away to some man whose name he could not remember. Wolf says he had Invited Mmothy D. Sullivan, the aie Bo vgaltledl and several other members of ny Hall to a danquet which was t be held in honor of the dog on March Ii —<——__— Killed by Trolley Car. HAZLETON, Pa., March 10.—Dantel O'Donnell, thirty years old, was killed, ind John Mehatz, thirty-five, was fat ly injured here isst night by @ trolley car On the line of the Lehigh Traction Company near McAdoo. The men were walking on the tracks. —— — - — — — ———e KNOCKING DOCTORS. ‘The average doctor shrugs bis shoulders when any new medical treatment {s men: tioned. If you ask one whether be believes that the International Serum Toxin Com- pany has a genuine and scientific cure for contagious blocd poleon, he will answer in the negative. The profession took this same stand against the Roux serum for diph- AN ODD BIRTHDAY FEAST. There is a young man in this town who eagerly looking forward to March 28. He is golng to ‘‘celebrate” the sixty-third auntvereary of Dr. Francis A. 8 |birthday al) by himself, and with good reason, This young man camo into the office of the International Serum Toxin Company, 722-723 St. James Butlding, New Siober serum drives blood poison from the system, nover to return, and {t {s the onl) human ‘ageney through which this dreadful disease can be curt A BOOK FULL OF MEAT. ‘The first reliable treatise on the rubject of contagious blood polson ever written in plain words which the ordinary reader can understand has just beon published by the theria when &s discovery and wonderful | York City, oarly in February, his faco d!s- /international Serum Toxin Company, 722- cures were first announced. Now, have blood polson, don't you think your better way 1s to call at 722-723 St. James Building, Broadway and 26th st., and in- | veatigi this wonderful treatment for ourself? Don't be atrald of a thing simply jechuse it is NEW. The edministration of the Sieber serum will eradica:e blood po!- son from the system never to return, and it is the only treatment which will dott, LIKE A HUGE TOMATO. It was covered |with surgical bandages and both nostrils wore entirely closed—due to a bad case of contagious blood poison. ‘This grateful Dian now has a uormal nove, through | | which can smell and breath Jonly evidence of bis trouble is a sight red ‘hess, which 18 rapidly disappearing. The ft you |figured by A NOSE WHICH LOOKED /793 gt. James Building, Broadway and 2%th lst., New York City, Woe learn that ony | person pending a name and address to Dep't. |A, caro this Company, will receive a tree Jeopy in a plain envelope. Thia booklet also 4 clear explanation of the Sieber n treatment and the Company's tering land charges thorefor. There’s Only One Cure For Blood Poison Take It and Be Pure; Refuse ItandSuffer. 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