The evening world. Newspaper, December 31, 1903, Page 9

I, ~» the IN FATAL CRASH Three Persons Are Killed and \ Nine Others Injured When the Lake Shore Fast Express Plunges Into Open Switch. 80TH LOCOMOTIVE DRIVERS ARE DEAD. ‘Entire Train Leaves the Track, \ and One of the Heavy Sleep- ers Catohes Fire and Is Part- iy Burned. ° ¥ (Bpecial to The Evening World.) ‘“BHTABULA, 0., Dec. Bhore limited train No, 22, east bound, due here early to-day, was derailed tw. @alles ‘west! of this city and three Killed and several injured: ‘Tho jkilied are: SPRING, DEVILLE, engineer, of Col- Mnwood. M'INTOBH, GEORGE, engineer, Buf- sa fireman, lo. SPRINGBORN, Buffalo. JOSEPH, The Injured. ' WIGLHY, A. C., fireman, Collinwood, leg crushed; will lose part of foot. BUREAU, VALEREA, maid to Mar- 14 family, Chicago, cut on head, hed and severe body bruises. ‘LER, G. W., Chicago, ankle frac- trade ce i injutles and body bruised. H., train barber, of Chi: Ign wo, Cheat badly bruised and ribs aNGs GAGE, E. B., baggageman, Ashtabula, \pucie injured, ‘si 1. LEE, L. bauggageman, adly porufi WOOD, C. H. , Boston, porter in \gleeper ‘Francisco, back’ aud wrise ‘@trained. MOORE, F. rter in New York sleeper, bid body Pafurles and hurt ins LER, G. W., Chicago train elec- ace Nn meine, (rain drawn by two heavy engines ‘nearly two ‘houis late and prooadl 6 ma when it struc! e weight of the train ecred caured ihe rats: to turn the train ran i quarter of a mile on the ground, “The engines, five sleep: @rs, one buffet car, two mail cars and Ong, bugaure car left the track entirely les of Engineer Spring and Fireman Springborn were taken from > round under a truck on @ mail car and Ey ab otee, two hours: before it could sree ta and family are at Lake- 4. "The maid was going to join cer BRITAIN AND RUSSIA ARE BOTH THANKED State Department at Washing- ton Replies to Words of Sym- yathy from the People of the): Two Great Countries. WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.—The foll nw- mg cablegram has been forwarded from the State Department to Ambas- sador Choate at London: Assure Tort Mayor and citizens of ondon of the high appreciation of thelr sympathetic message in this hour of sorrow. LOOMIS, Acting Secretary. Count Cassini, the Russian Ambas- sador, went to the State Department to-day, although he has been suffering Several days from a cold, and expressed the personal sympathy of the Russian Emperor for the people of the United States in this hour of affitction. Mr, Loomis assured the Ambassador that the expression of the. Bmperor was steeply appreclated and a message to What effect has been cabled to Petersburg. RUSSIAN WARSHIP SAILS FOR FAR EAST LIBAU, RUSSIA, Dec. 31.—The Rus Jan second-class cruiser Almas has sailed for the Far East. TOKIO, JAPAN, Dec, 31—The com- _pletion of all the necessary preparations for eventualities hus been followed by @ temporary lull, pending the receipt of Russia's reply. It is reported at Seoul that the Rus- sian Minister is trying by every means to induce the Corean Court to grant Russia a lease of Masampho as a nayal station. The tinues, unrest in Southern Corea con- od TRIPLETS AMAZE FATHER. When James McCarthy returned from work to his home on Sherman street, Port Richmond, 8. J., he found that his family had been increased by three— two boys and a girl, McCarthy gave birth to triplets, and ‘the netghbe Sherman street, ‘One of the male baubles lived only five and Mf hours, bu. the other boy and the girl are ported to be doing nicely, ds also thelr mother, — BERLIN TO TAKE PRECAUTIONS BERLIN, Dee. 31.—The evening papers express horror and sympathy over the Chicago catastrophe, comparing the de- tails with those of the Vienna and) Paris theatre fires. ~.The fire department here announces that it will immediately make a fresh protective arrangements of erent it je one at study of the thentres, 0 as to disaster similar to 31.—Lake A year or 80 ago} th Were pleasantly ex-| { ‘elted over the honor that had come to FILLED tended for Rich (Special to The Evening World.) ITHACA, N. ghocolate creams wi & wealthy business man by a clty messenger. told him they were to be handed in at of Mrs. Forbes. Two wf Casey's children, Albert, ten years old, and Blanche, eleven, ate Uberaliy from the box and both became iM within a ehort time. A physlolan was quickiy summoned and he at once discovered that the sweetmeats were filled with Parls green. the candy qf, the poison, and therefore it 1s ex oth to-day are in a very serious con- dition. The police are at work on the case, searching for the woman, and they ex- pect an arrest will msult) from clues in their possession. MAGISTRATE. HITS THEATRE. MANAGERS Ommen Says They Have No Right to Hound Curbstone Speculators So Long as They Deal with Tyson. The arrest of Joseph Kirchenbaw, a tleket speculator, for selling tickets in front of the Thalla Theatre, on the Bowery, gave Magistrate Ommen, in the Centre Street Police Court, to-day an opportunity to tell what he thinks of theatre managers and Mr. Tyson, who has an arrangement with the big theatres and who obtains the first pick of their eats and ells them at un ad- vance in price. In discharging trate Ommen said: “Every first-class theatre sends the tickets for the first twelve rows to Tyson, while purchasers are compelled to pay 30 cents above the regular price to get a decent seat. Tyson has a yach' and other luxuries and no doubt fee superior to the speculator on the std walk with a bunch of tickets. “But he is no better, with all his sys- tem, than the man who stands on the curb and competes with him. Managers have no right to hound curbstone specu- lators as.long as they deal with Tyson.” —— ALLEGED FIREBUG SENT TO PRISON Policeman Thompson ®ays He Found Hezekiah May Setting the prisoner Magis- Him Under Arrest. Hezekiah May, a colored man, was held to-day in the West Side Court in 31,59 bail pending an Investigation into the fire which was discovered to-day in the cellar of the tenement No, 322 West Thirty-seventh street. The Fire Mar- shal and the police have been asked to make an investigation and report on ‘Tuesday, Jan, Policeman ‘Thompson, of the West ‘Thirty-seventh street ‘station, caught the firebug this morning, He was ing the tenement at the time and de- tected the odor of smoke. He found that smoke was coming from the cella”. Groping his way to the cellar he says he tound Hezekiah May building a fire the cellar stairs. ‘The tre had already kindled, but Thompson with a kick extinguished Itand then took May in charge, May said that he lived In the house, but the pollveman roused the Junitor, William Clay, who said that he had never seen May before. May Was locked up In the West ‘Thir- ty-seventh street station, There he ad- fitted that he lived at No, 232 West | ‘Thirty-seventh street, MUTUAL LIFE’S FIDUCTARY FUND. The Mutual Life Insirance Company of New York has the gratification of announcing to its policy holders throughout the world that, with # close of Its slxty-itrst yeat of corporate existence, its aasets exceed the sum of four hundred millions of dollars, enormous amount forms the greatest niduclary fuad In existence—a fund held exclusively for tho rrotection of its beneticiaries, mainly the future widows and orphans of ftx members, Its maze nitude and Importance call for the ene ployment of every safeguard possible Under human contingencies, No better guarantee of the safe man- agement of the fund can be had than the standing of the extraordinary bod, of men, prominent in every” tied at commerce and finanee, who form Tee Sfutual Life's Board of 7: rustees; and tipon their personality, attribu thigh administrative ability, pany In a very lange meastire reats ‘ts faim to the confidence and support ‘or Under the direetion of officials and thelr p | of these Ofna the name of The Mutat Tite become & Synonym for sire, [IAP proatty, but also: Its assets neve grgwn to be Many, millions Fign those of any. other life, ny anc moans 'polley” holders overnal rnlllions ot" d @ ujated for thelr benefit, oats one hundred and ines mionty one y oth er or similarly disgursed ts kind is believed that thete nparatte redints afford ample guarantee ed future. Moreover, It should not be or futeen that. the honor and the eredt: setpelng. the. frst ona hans Kind in ihe 2 whole world and in any age accum! ate f for surely » Nenevolent | er Y., Dec. 31.—A box of delivered yester- day at the residence of Michael Casey, of this city ‘Phe Soy sald he had received them from a woman who the Casey home with the compliments The children had eaten so freely of that they had an overdose pected that they will recover, although the ‘The Casey pofsoning resembles the Fire to a Building and Put: eta jor Sohars," baton cat gl ii ieee ne ord arte: WITH POISON Chocolate Creams Containing Paris Green In- Man Eaten by His Two Children. j Botkin case, which has claimed so much attention and which will soon again occupy the public mind. In San Francisco the second trial of Mra. Adelaide C. Botkin will be began in a few days. In August, 1898, Mra. Botkin, charged, sent a package of potsone@ candy to Mrs. J. Deane and Mra, J. P. Dunning, 8 Dover, Del. |both of whom partook of the candy jand died from the arsenical poison it contained. Mrs, Botkin, as tt {s claimed, wan moved t> the act of murder on account of her infatuation for John P. Dunning. Hé told her that he was about to return to his wife, and to prevent this she, as accused, sent the poisoned can Mrs, Botkin had a trial and wys con- victed of the crime. She has been in prison ever since, every possible delay of the law having been taken advan- tage of by her attorneys. The witnesses have been notified to be ready in, a few weeks in San Francisco, when the most famous mail-poison case in this coun- try’s criminal history will be heard again. GREENE BIDS ADIEU TO POLICE FORCE Commissioner’s Last Act Is to Write a Letter Complimenting Inspector McClusky on His Good Detective Work. | ] The Police Commissioners had e get- away day to-day, Commissioner Greene and lis deputies, Piper and Davis, with their tenure fitting away with the last hours of 1903, packed their personal ef- fects and said their last farewells to the clerks and the men lower down. Commissioner Greene may leave to- night for Buffalo, All his personal property has been baled and marked for that city. ‘The effects of Mr. Piper and Mr. Davis do not go so far, Over the Bridge is their Journey's limit. Before the sad leave taking, Commis- sioner Greene eat down and penned a letter to George McClusky, It rune: “Before ‘the close of my administration hur of the Police Department I take pleas- ure in expressing my appreciation of the skill with which you have edmin- jatered the affairs or Bureau since I placed you in charge ten months ago. “The efficiency of the detective force has been greatly improved under your command, ana in the two most dificult cases, the so-called ‘barrel murder and the ‘Ripper’ murder, your energy and sicill in apprehending the murderers have justly obtained for you the approval and commendation of citizens of New York. “Wishing you all possible succ as police officer of the highest rank und national reputation, I remain, yours respectfully, F. V. GRERBD ‘That was the official act, for “Po- Nee Cominisai »: was cpposite the signature. SISTERS FORM BUCKET BRIGADE Discover Fire in Cellar of Their ie fi House and Extinguish Flames Before Firemen Appear on the Scene. Twenty sisters of charity occu the four-story brick house at } Waverley place were awakened (rom their sleep early to-day by a fire which started In the cellar. Ali remained calm and a bucket brig- ade was formed. By the time the fire- men arrived the flames had been ex- tinguished by the sisters and there wan nothing left for them to do. It was about 6.90 o'clock that Sister Folke was awakened by the smell of smoke, She quietly summoned a police man, who turned in an alarm, and then she awoke the other sisters, telling them not ta be afraid as the fire was a small one, On «ne first floor is a sink and several pails were secured. Standing in line from the sink to the cellar the sisters passed pall after pail of water do: the Hine, the last one dashing the water on the flames. ‘The little pile of rubbish and wood that was burning was soon drenched and the last spark had just been ex- tingul@hed when the fremen dashed up to the door. Sister Folla received much praise from the firemen for her calm demeanor, sisters are the teachers in the Catholic school attached to St. Joseph's Catholic Church, No, 6 Waver ley place. —— RING AND PIN IN BIG CAKE. Guests of Grego: Hot w Eat to Win Prine, i ‘The guests of the Gregorian Hotel, on West Thirty-ffth street, will have a mammoth cake feast to-morrow. One of the largest cakes ever constructed will be apportioned among the guests. It is In the shape of a horseshoe, stands five feet high, weighs 1580 pounds and contains a solitaire diamond ring and a diamond stoke Bach guest will receive as neh slices ‘as he or she can eat. The one wi ihe Juels MZ silce wuss eat it to Ee the prize to oe one the Detective | fi Ls OF BRIDE SAVES BURGLAR Young Mrs. Algernon K. Boyesen) Explosion Occurs in U. S. Feath.| er Company’s Factory, and) One Employee Jumps Through’ a Window to Instant Death. ';, Trying to Steal Gems. minded me of that living, preser! will to all men. ‘That ts what Algernon K. Boyesen sald towlay of the negro whom he cap- tured in the act of stealing $75,000 worth of jewelry from his wife's room in their apartments on the fourth floor of ‘No. 7 Fast Thirty-second etreet. Mr. Boyesen ts the handsome young Man who played left end on the Colum- bia University football team in 1901 and 192. He is @ son of the late Prof, Hjai- mcient, but atill eace on earth, good mar H. Boyesen, Norwegian poet, and created consternation in the elite so- clety of Southampton, L. I., three months ago by his romantic and secret marriage to the beautiful Miss Adelaide Barclay. His bride is a cranddaughter of Mrs. Isaac Bell, who gave her when the wedding was amounced a diamona and peari necklace which cost $80,000, Just Back from Bridal Trip, Mr. Boyesen, who has been in the real-estate business since leaving col- lege and who is quite wealthy in his owe right, and his bride returned a few days ago from the honeymoon trip through Europe and went to their apart- ments in East Thirty-second street. ‘They were to have gone to a ball last night, and Mrs, Boyesen had her collec- tion of Jewelry, valued at $75,000, In- cluding the necklace, brought up from [@oaatety deposit vauit yesterday atter- This jewelry was laced In Mr. Boye- en's chiffonier in wife's bedroom, just off the dining-room, A window fram the bedroom opens into a fire-eacape Watton his fire-escape runs down into A Rlone-paved yard, which Is #ur- Founded by a fence eleht feet high. Mr. and Boyesen were at dinner when the ed “outtons” tn the hall Tushed In and told Mr. Boyesen that the tedy, living below had seen a man go up escape and enter his bedroom. ire. Boyesen sturted for the bedroom, pth i} itled fo ee Hae) back, feat oe n it kill him, ut told her to ote sult and ne would. show ta burglar looked like. ‘hrowing the bedroom; door open Mr. Boyesen sprang in and lasded on the negro lar, who was in the act of Utling the Jewels from the ohiffonier ote “Football player's hands tightened about the negro’s neck, his knee shot into the ote back and the oursler or, was bent ward to the “T didn't take articular football grapple, on, him, paid Mr. Boyesen to day. * him so quickly and so securely’ that hen could ‘offer: itthe. ree sistance. As soon 23 I got hith to the floor 1 doubled hig arms under his fick and then satan him: 1 told Wire ir be would be good ne would not be but but appetite for heard of that iecnatra made by dis- ris. |. Buttons ran down and told Coleman. of the pullding. and. he the police. In the mean my cook fix him up a hot Supt. brought a) ime i wichtand he did acemt to enjoy it, “But [ will not go down to prosecute him to-day. You see, if I went down to court and told about him they would send him to Sing Biag for a many years, This time of year I feel Mike helng good to everybody. and T won't make an exception of a burglar. Any- way, Mrs. Boyasen is in favor of lien- Hong, and she can have her way b ay ‘The negro described himself as George Williams, thirty-nine vegrs old, ead | salt he had only come to New York a few dey: ago from Chatt:neoga. epee oe SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY. 7.24\Sun aets. 4.41|/Moon sets, 4.15 un rises, 7 THE TIDES. ry Sandy Took Governor's Island. Hell Gote Ferry PORT OF + Llverp wl Ltverpook INCOMING @TEAMSHTPS. DUB TO-DAY. Calabria, Gibraltar, — Pringessin V, Loulne, Ariansan, Stet AuMiemae, Gibralter, 7 LED AY. uraine, Havre. Bh Alba, Galveston. Yisncte Havens. City of Auguy pico. ) Induces Her Husband Not to Proseoute Kegro He Found 8 ease and deformities, and cu Male and Fe-' IANOTHER FATAL CHICAGD FIRE factory. ‘Twenty or thirty men were at work least one—Danlel Phelan, into an alley through a window—was killed, Others of the workmen were reported to have been burned, the number being uncertain. mass of flames. MAXWELL URGES MORE FIRE DRILLS; Rapid Dismissals. City Superintendent of Schools Wil! fam H. Maawell this morning sent out the following letter to the district su- “The terrible theatre fire in Chicago sponsibiiity for the protection vf life It especially comes home to us who are |lives of hundreds of thousands of chil- dren. 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