The evening world. Newspaper, November 13, 1903, Page 1

ti TORK PAH it Mcisbees | of the Bepedities: “Led by Lepnidas Hubbard, ‘Jr., of his City, ’ Who Started for ‘the Interior of Lab- rador, Believed to Be" Dead. ' © Bpociat to The pyating waniah ST. JOHN'S, N. B.:Noy. fust returned here from Labrador, brings no news of thie expedition 0 ‘explore the-interior’ of Eabridbr, headed | by, Leonidas Hub uA » ins Of New. York: . ‘The steamer inquired along thé coast fer news. " beliefiof ‘tie settlers was that the party, had perished, r Avtribe.of Montagnai¢ Indians which: had, _Denetrated Labrador 150 ‘miles from the coast in’trapping for fu: ad dust weturned* to, the niall ship's port when it reached thére} and they reported that- they! heard. or av Eno ttie ~inB of the New’ Yotic* expedition. a The, settlérs, along the codst’and inland ‘tepbrted to the mail ship's offi- cers that it was thelr belief that every tember, of the’ expedition had per- ished, although no’ trace of thelr effucts, was found. \ My. Hubbard, accompanied by his wife; a Cree Indian guide and a pho- tographer, left Rigolette, Labrador, for the interior-on Aug..1.. Mrs. Hub- bard accompanied him ai long ag the weather, was favorable, but returned to the coast in September, I was Mr: Hubtard’s imtention to-penetrate to the. setilemont of Nas- pauppes Indians, where, so far as*known, no.white man has ever been, The expenses of the expedition were met by Casper Whitney, of this pa 7. desired to secure tho information and pictures for his publication, Outln, R On Nov, 2 it was reported trom Labrador that the expedition’ was prob- 5 Bbly lost and that the members might’ perish. At tat ‘time it was an- nounced’ that’ a relief expedition .wolld ‘be stared’ from Québec and that if nothing was heard from that, another expeditién would be started )by) Mr. ‘Whitney for the interior over a different route, Phe-expedition included,’ besides Mr, and Mrs, “Hubbara, Dition Wal- Jace, a lawyer, of New York, who went asa photogra her. and: the’ Cree Indian, known | simply as George, ~RUBAN BILL REPORTED. ¥ } Vote Expected on/irreaty: Measur | ‘(hy “Next Mhuraany. j 13.—The’ mail steanics! which Has The dial » fnopiee that ‘on Monday: he would call’ It up’ for" conelderato’, By uiglmouy dohsent the minority of the’ Ways. did, Meals. Committee was given forther time: in "which to. submit a Lccctatti ati Bas fal renaedy ota abd ite 8c.) Meh nh My ‘Huse to-day and esve; actect \ H minority report. It ki “dL vole te ‘WASHINGTON, Mov. 13.—Congress- ‘will be reached on eg ure. met ~ than Payne,,¢ pf, the Committes,| Thureday. | ‘ a on Ways he ae Modney reported: the Cont whee Gare: nium peor tm, WILLIAMS, THE MURDERER OF ANE H. GREEN, HIS VICTIM'S HOME AND DOORWAY IN WHICH HE WAS SHOT DOWN Ethics. OWED TO DEATH IN TOMBS PRISON James A. Schmidt, -Awaiting |. Trial for Grand Largeny:| , Piunged. Over the. Balcony: - Railing of Third Tier. James 1A. Schmidt, fitty-one years old.l| . a pelaarigt in “thé Tombs, commljted | suloide tii afternoon, ledpiniz ‘over the! railing? of. the ‘third’ tler of cells. and crushing his’ skull on the; floor below. Schmidt, who ived at, No, 284 Madison | ravenue, ihad~ been committed. to the ‘Tombs’ tor await’ trial on, a ‘charge of grand larceny. He was assigned to a cellon the ‘third tier. He was exercising there this afternoon with ‘pther prisonerd when he wasiseen to stop suddenly tn his walk up and down, the long steel shelf which ‘served as a plattorm nt front, of and connect- Ing the various cells on that ter. i Clutehing (the: tron rad}, a. moment he climbed, over it amd before he could be checlied he had ‘dived down; head fret, to the gement, floor, thirty. feet. below and amid many other prisoners who were: promenading ‘from the first tier celts, Sohmidt was carried to the? prison hospital, but he’ was) dead, his « skull having. <béen ~ crushed: ; Since his are rival’ in’ the prison Schmidt had. been morose “and. had!) communicated © with none of the other prisoners, WEATHER FOREOAST, rAeesthe ded. SS Forecast for the thirty-abx Laie ending at 8 P.M. Saturday. for! New York City and vicinity: Fair to-night and Saturday; 'fresh west- erly, winds, Oo ef debts! Medics peat Sasvence a ‘and all.throat soak ASe sane rescrege tanh SPECIAL_EXTRA. = PANIC: AS. ; SARS: CRASH INS A Fourth avenue dar’ gina into’a Third avenue car on the haa angie at {he Broome street turn into.the Bowery late.thig * ‘afternton... The. Third avenue car was derailed and near| tipped over by the impact. Both cars were filled with ar gers, who were thrown out of the teats. There. was a wild panic of, screaming women and struggling meh, but-no one was. seriously hurt. The Fourth, avenue car want on its 'way,'but the-job:of getting the derailed: car’ back] s was a Iona and. diffioult one, blocking traffic half an: hour, ‘BATTLED WITH POLICE ow WAY TO: INSANE ' WARD, James Matthews, forty:years' old, of ‘No. 2094" Lexington avenue, was removed. from the Harlem Court to- -day to.Bellevu Hospital and placed in the insane ward. He toi, Magistrate Zel'e* that he wanted a warrant for everybody, in his:house, as a everybouy there, he declared, was conspiring to-take his, !ife. ' "The Magistrate ‘saw’ that’ he was: apparently ‘unbalanced acd crcered himsent:to Bellevue -It-took four polié¥men to get him. into. the pattol wagon, and even then he fought arith strug-|¢ pala LATE*RESULTS “AT. LATONIA. * Fourth-Race—Charawind 1, Sea Pirate 2, Ceylon. 3, gled_with them-all the way to the hospital. eh ee \5) 1, Gold 3. SHERI BELL WINS mS STILE |Fuller Pilots Winner of Feature at Jamaioa-Home-in-Front of} two shots entered the body of Mr. Green as he was the ‘Favorite, Carbuncle) and| is doorways He died’in a few moments. THE WINNERS. FIRST RACE—Mamie Worth, (1 to 2) 1, Princess Tulane (S$ to 1) 2, The Captain Ss, ue | SECOND RACE—Wild Pirate (9 to Hoodwink (16° to 5) °2, All THIRD RACE-Réticent (7 to.2) 1, | Pol Roger (12+to 1) 2, Reliance 3. ay 1, Carbuncle FIFTH RACE—Cle —| (11 to 5)'1, Belle of to 1) 2, Ganari SIXTH RACE ir the 1, Gravina (13 to 5)'2, Hot 3. |) FOURTH: R, CE ‘Sheriff Bell (3 to ) 2, Ethics 3, Arena te Meade (7 asked (1 to 3) (Special to: The Evening World.) Nite RA TRACK, JAMAICA Noy. rheyraces ,to-day resulted as follows: ‘inst RACE, Six furlongs... le Forward.167. 7 Athlana, 100, THIRD Six furlongs. B Reliance, ‘120, 0 et To! « Start ‘poor. FOL Mile and a sixteenth. Jooks Starters. whts tart straxella 08. £ SIXTH Htnrters. white, Jocks. St.HIf Fin a RACE. RACE, One mile and aw! rigteenth Starters. whts._ joc ona thi * Fifth Race—Major T. Je Garson 1, Variéra’2, idle’3, Sixth Race—Arachue'1, Trocadero 2, tigger, 3. Won St HIt. Fin. } ridden out. E St. Hit Fin. a i Retting. Retting Mtr Pl ay ab * ‘ the house. The ambulance surgeon made an examination and tent that. wnt. | APPEARED TO BE RA TIONAL HITHERTO, 21 years'old and: wears a mustache and side whiskers, He has been ,| NEGRO BLAMES ‘him and that he had consulted lawgers with view of bringing a suit Tune ——-——+4.-____—_ SHOT DOWN AT HIS HOME BY A CRAZED NEGR ae “Father of Greater New York” Was Abo Enter His Doorway when the Assassin; | Was Lying in Wait for Him, Attacked and Fired*Several Shots, Killing Him, THE MURDERER IS SPEEDILY Tells a Rambling Story of a Fancied ance that He Says Impelled Him to mit the Crime—Appears toi Be Perfect Sane on All Other Points — How {fi Tragedy Was Enacted. : Andréw H. Green, “Father of Greater New York, shot and killed ing the basement area or his residence, 01 Park gvenue this afternoon, by Cornelius Willems; negro. Five shots were fired, all of which took effect. The teat dying The negro was captured. He made no resistance, AU the. East Thirty-fifth street station he told a rambling story fancied grievances which led,to the velief that he is of wis balanced mind. He says pe is glad that he-did the shi n and that his reasons will be revealed at the proper” ¢ LAY IN WAIT af HIS HOME. He had lived teaeele for many years. It was: his*c to walk across town through Thirty-eighth or Thi ninth street in the afternoon after riding up Sixth avenue Third avenue from business. Evidently the negro kné) tis, because he was stationed in front of the house at hour when Mr. Green usually arrived. oM Policeman Haughlin, of the Hast. Phirty-netn street station was up Park avenue as Mr, Green approactiod his home., He heard th and fushed over. ¥ MURDERER GLAD OF HIS DEED. “I'm the man who shot him,” sajd Williams, “I'm not Putt, pa either. I came over here to shoot him if I couldn't get setiatactions: rm tell: why I shot him when the proper time comes." : The revolver was taken from him and he was hustled down to the station-",ouse in East Thirty-fifth street. The sound of the revolver had aroused the neighborhood. A tremendous crowd gathered in the street nd the mews that Mr. Green had béen shot spread quickly through the: neighborhood. Mr. Green lived with his brrother and two nieces. One of the ni She heard the sound of the She ran out to the stoop and placed the head of her uncle in’ her abe LAS at home when the shooting @curred. ing and crying. : An ambulance was soon on the scene, and the niece was taken back aged victim of the shooting had already expired. Williams is above medium height’ He looks to be about forty-iy ployed for the past four or five’ years by Dr. Edward D. Fisher, of No. West Fifty-second street, taking care ofthe furnace, sweeping the office and acting as handy man generally. “It"Was said this afternoon at the residence of Dr. Fisher that the negro always appeared to be rational and quiet. “ When Williams got to the station-house he was informed by sergeant that he need not give an account of the crime unless he desires to do so, as anything he might say could be used against him, The prisoner insisted that he wanted to make a statement. He said he did not care) whether he lived or not. . WOMAN FOR TROUBLE, He went on to say that a negro woman named Bessie Davis had eadia rv, Among the lawyers he mentioned were Mr. Cantwell, of the rm 9 Cantwell & Moore, and Abe Kaffenburgh, of the firm of Howe & Hummel.” The Davis woman, according to Williams, managed to keep way. A shoft time ago, be says, she sent word to him thatvhe foolish to bring: any auit aganst her, that Andrew H. Green would oe money for ‘her defense, “1 yr never seen Mr. Green," said Wi arte I.