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“e < ‘Catholic Church, AND TWO WOMEN DIE IN FIRE Bodies coneumed After Rev. Father Hermann J. Ernst, of St. Patrick’s Church, Had Tried Vainly to Save Servants PASTOR INJURED IN LEAPING TO ESCAPE. X Flames in the Rectory Spread to Stairways So Quickly that Victims Had No Time to Effect an Escape. ‘The Rev. Father Hermann J. Ernst, assistant rector of St. Patrick's Roman Academy and Payntar f&vehues, Long Island City, and two servants, Margaret and Mary Brady, cousins, were first suffocated and then burned to-day, when fire destroyed the rectory and daviaged the church. From the position in which the priest's body was found it was evident that he had given his life in a hopeless effort to save the two domestics, Other incidents of the fire included the rescue of the rector, Rev. Father Edward VW. Hannigan, who was sick with pneumenia, through a window, and the leap for life and serious injury of the Rev, Father James J. Carney, an assistant in the parish, Fire In Diacovered.. Sexton William M. Dolan from his undertaking rooms across the street saw flames in the windows of the rec- tory before daylight to-day and. ran across and broke in the kitchen door. Besing that the place was all ablaze, he shouted “ire!"’ anc Policeman Hines turned in an alarm. This brought Engine No. 161, a Couple of blocks away, and as it drove up Father Hannigan could be seen from the window of his room, on the first floor above a high basement. The flames, which had started from a Gefective electric switchboard ‘in the front hall, cut off all escape by the stairs, The hook and ladder trucks had not yet arrived, and Lieut. Lynch and Fireman Hoyve found a short ladder which carpenters had lef: on tne grounds, As they mounted this It brod, . and both firemen were hurled to the ground, but sustained only a few scratches. Brave Rescue of Priest. A long board was tnen secured, and this was placed up against the win- dow. A fireman clambered up this and took the sick priest in his arms and sli1 down the plank into the street. Neither ono of them was injured. Just as an ambulance was taking Father Hagnigan to St. John’s Hos- pital Father Carney appeared at the window In his room on the second floor, twenty-flve feat above the ground. The flames were then breaking into his room, and, not waiting for a ladder or even to put on any clothing, he leaped from the window. ‘The priest, who is twenty-eight years old, fell in the narrow space between the building and the picket fence. He LOCKED UPON years old, a clerk for the Brass Strect, was arrested this afternoon by County charge of bigamy. Mr. Dangull, he married a woman fif- toen years ago, whose first name was Mai Mrs Florence Gertrude Farr, of Havemeyer was by the Rey. Joseph ‘Ashton, @ duplicate certifi rhs the mats ste, BIGAMY CHARGE Wives, One of Whom He is Said to Have Married Fifteen Years Ago. ‘William Attawa Dangall, forty-three Company, of No. 128 Centre Detective Hammond on a ‘Accordin «to the complaint against Before Feb. % last he deserted Mary Dungall and married Fiss teet, Brooklyn. ‘Dhe second. marri erformed in. seni e to the oe hao < ort Raat errh . Dungail No, 1 ts still Uving, received a number of cuts, The am-| A clerk of the Board of Healt bulanoe was halted and he was also| the corunenate to Ms Dungall’s old taken to St. John's Hospital. Heov. Str. “Aanton’nign it, Mr. tary my 0 sooner t Cut Of by the Flames. a Bo otro ed. the 3 Efforts were made to get to the room| to the ‘Attorney's office ani nccupled by Father Ernst, and to that| SW 9s¢ out o warrant hae aus: cupied by the two servant girls on ane top, qr third, floor, but the flames swept through the bullding with such velocity that it was impossible. When a sufficient quantity of water had been thrown into the bullding to cool the front part, firemen entered and there found the mute evidence of the dead priest's heroism. Father Ernst, probably aroused by the smoke and the noise of the bla; had left Lis room on the secdnd floor, next to thé rooméf Father Carney, and instead of going to a window or to-the stairs which might have led him to the street, he w-nt to the stairs leading to the third floor where ho knew the two servants slept. Seven or elght steps up these stairs his charred body was found. The smoke had fast overcome him, and as he fell the flames had crept upon him and con- ‘The windows of the ood t that way, and with the stairs jase they ee completely at the mercy pot the flam Found the Bea. Wemyss ing the ruins further, the fire- Charred bodies of tho the smoke, fore the door was flames had burned thelr was twenty-two years was twi h only. een transferred y was sent to the morgue i a boa: fohn's liospital, .while the bodie: ro macvenia, were sent to Dolan's une trigk'e Ci ‘Church was only recently and was not yet completed. The Ggoorator's acattolds til in and ehur nd for several} { pubs eevee. Shave been conducted bassmen he fire spread from the rectory to the 9f,the. church, and there did con- LeeReEnee rc CHIEF JUSTICE M’CARTHY. h De~ 2 ti Asnociates om City Court Be: elde to Appoint Him, It ig announced that the Justices of the City Court: have agreéd upon the selection of Justice John Henry Me- Carthy for the Chief Justiceship in Boe of the Iate Chief Justice James ty Court: bench ts cof ‘our nich is composed ‘The five- living Justices, ‘Dwyer, Hascal, Dele- will meet ‘Monday enanase: “the tele “te 2 at the ‘senior Justice, his w ita Bey itt afternoon. Mr. Dungall's sal- SLEUTHS CHARGED res eS Magistrate Ommen WiW Place was arrested last night tective-sergeants, chi larceny. the} that Horowitz had obtained a diamond marker, of No. 61 Park Abraham Pearima n. ‘There the package containing and jewelry Tae a Lo bigamy. jocked ‘ip. in the felisabeth, Btfcet Is $15 a week. WITH EXTORTION Before M’Adoo Cases of De- tective-Sergts. MoCarty and Sugden. in the Ep. Magistrate Ommen, efttips sex Market Police Court, after a case brought before him to-Gay had been explained, declared that He would at once bring charges to the Police Come missioner against Detective resp dage McCanty and Sugden, attached to Madison street statién, and if the ce ence is guMcient, wil bring charges of extorvon against Pearl man, of 62 Essex iret preset worney in yee Essex et. Court. calling for ement, Magistrate came out in the Adolph Horowitz, addreas not given, ‘the, two de: ¢ with grand In the evidence it was shown ved at §0 from a diamond merchant On the lower east side and he took It away with him to have It tested befor: buying it, Horowitz was arrested wit! out a warrant and locked up over night in the Madison street station, and when arraigned to-day before Magistrate Om- men Was discharged, At the station-housp last night Horo- witx was searched dnd two $10 bills, a gold watch, ver Watch chains were taken from him and placed in an envelope. a ih watoh and two Witen ‘the case wad ready to be heard o-day a lawyer named J, 1058, Bi Row, rola Sine strate Ommen that he was retains 1o ed that defend Horowitz lant fuente by relatives of bis. “TE bi Tearn: when my client war Delne brought. to gourt this morning the detectives were approached He said: a@ representative of The detectives then Peariman's offs over to Pench. ind key vin} nat el rn the sewelre AS dy in spit a hat ue Sera a never zehens wat of the a atestive: ‘ook Horowitz to t | Colby and her mother, Mrs. Belle Colby. MINISTER SUES WIFE'S FATHER ev. Henry A. Dorr, Formerly As- sistant Pastor of Calvary Bap- tist Church, Demands $100,- 000 Damages. Rev. Henry A. Dorr; formerly as- sistant pastor of the Calvary Baptist Church, has began sult for $100,000 dam- ages for the alienation of his wife's af- feotions. Mr. Dorr was recently in court to answer charges of wife beating. In retaliation he now sues the rela- tives of his wife, who was a Miss Edith Calby. The summons and complaint have been served pon, the defendants Thomas E. Colby, tie father of ‘ars, Dorr and her grandfather, Charies H. Dorr alleges in the complaint that all three combined to direct the affections of his wife toward other channels than hig own breast. He says on three different occasions his wife was induced to leave him and return to the home of her parents. He denies having treated her in cruel and brutal fastion and declares that he ts a much wronged man. The Colbys are wealthy. They are the owners of the National Waist Band Company, at Nos. 694 to 702 Metropolitan avenue, Brooklyn. Charles H. Colby is the president and Thomas Colby is the viet coracene and secretary, Mz. Dorr, who received ti ceneere 3? a Supreme Court Just! Shen his case came up in court, sa 3 it not for the relatives ‘of write ahe never would have said to him that he did not support her for four years and would not work. chi of heating his wife, he decia bitter to consider, 6,000 MAY STRIKE TO HELP 200 the] Brotherhood of Painters, Deco- rators and Paper-Hangers Threaten to Go Out in Sym- pathy with Sign-Writers. According to James Archibald, Prest- dent of Local 701, of the Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paper-Hang- ers, that body, which comprises about 000 skilled workers, will go on a sym- pathetic strike within a week unless the demand of the sign writers that the Employers’ Association sign their yearly agreement {s complied with. Up to date the employers have mado no fndication that they intend to sign a new sgreemont, and, as the old one, drawn up at the commencement of las labor troubles, expired last Tue: sign writers have been on strike wince then. It in claimed by the sign writers’ President, Albert Dubols, that the men were led to believe by the employers that a new agregment would be signed without any argument whatever. / It ap- pears, however, that the reverse has been the case, and that a committee from the sign writers’ body, headed by Mr, Dubols and James Van Dyne, was i informed, with what they style unneces- sary curtness that the employers aa not intend to enter into writt thelr relations with <<a SUNDAY WORLD WANTS 0 45 BURRED Toe Beare t IN LONG ISLAND CITY, AND RECTORY WHERE FIRE OCCURRED. CHILD RAN AWAY AFTER A WHIPPING Police of Hoboken Looked for Her Three Days and Found Her Half Starved and Shiver- ing Policeman Peters ound a little girl twelve years old to-day in the hallway of No, 415 Washington street, Hoboken. Ever since Wednesday the police have been Jooking for her. On that day she her foster-father Ing some condensed ran away whipped her for milk. The girl's namé is Henrietta Victora, and when found she sald thet she had nothing to eat for two days, and for three nights she slept in hallwa: Washi peaked and thin, Gent suffering: mention of me of father, Henry Victoria, of Noo #8 eg roe street. Groff immediately furnished bond tor “I ran ‘away from him,” sais Hen/| $20.000 pending an appea: Tietta, “because he whipped me tthe Sslon tosday pisces Samuel A. taking condensed milk. He never sent |Groff on the same plane as his brother, me to church and he made me go to] Diller B. Groff, and the other de- gehool al! the time, (Tam go hungry. fendants, August W. Machen, for many f baven't had anything to eat since f| years the head of the free deilvery ays; let home Wednesday eyening and ail|tem of the Post-OMice Depart: end the time I slept in hallways, i don't|Dr, George Ki. 3, the former Post- want to go hoi master of Toledo, 0. of Police listened her] All of the defendan‘s now have asked ald he would inquire Into |tor consideration of ghelr oases by the tla wast from {Court of Appeals and it '@ Uikely to, be ouse. mand adopted vy Mr. {months belore. they Teach . here, All of the men are ot: on $20,000 each, When the Groff case was called to- day, his cou r. Maddox. asked for & continuance sintil the middie of next week, the rules of in a Hallway. becar street, Her fa he ington a oF grew rebelli CUSTOMS OFFICIALS UNUSUALLY ACTIVE fled th the declaration of Seize Quantity of vace Found on Woman Passenger of La Lorraine and Find Jewelry] * Concealed on Man. The arrtval of the French line steam- ehip La Lorraine to-day from Havre ‘was marked by great activity on the part of the customs offictals in their! ezamination of bigms people had to pay dufy which they did not expect to pay when they came on the dock. ‘The customs officials wero not sutis- A number of Mme, Macky, of Allegheny City, Pa, and as @ result some of her effects were sent to the Public Stores for appraisal. Another passeng taken hut which Among thot on board an: about $0 duty was paid. the Government French section. Vacherot, Mr. Bouvard an a woman, was searched, with the result that @ package of lace was sent to the Public Stores, the Special Inspector, made an in- vestigation of a suspicious looking pack- in the pocket of a male passenger and unearthed a quantity of jewelry on Timothy Dono- arriving were Roger Bouvard, the French architect to the Louis Exposition; French Commissioner of Fine Arts, and M, Tatout, who wil! do the rook work in the laying out of the French gar- dens about the French building, and 8. Vacherot, who je iaying out ¢ Andre Sagtto, arden: \srounds of id Mr. Tata have already “hoon out to St. Louis. fow to safo the shipment of Mgood PRETORIA A NOAH’S ARK. Steamship from Hambu' but returned a Carge of Anim ‘The peaceful town of Hoboken will to-morrow be a veritable Ararat if the ks gO steamship Pretoria, from Hamburg, gets in on time, The ship has aboard forty camels, a colony of giraffes and a mis callangous lot of other beasts and birds. fication wos made to-day to the calles ects ove ‘or of the Port iasion to beast D: SATORDAY. LVENTNG “MARCH 6, 1004, GIRL THIEF IN TROUBLE AGAIN Celia Gilson, Who Once Con-| fessed to Robbing Over 150) Schoot-Houses, Is Now Ao-| cused of Fraud. | MAGISTRATE HOLDS HER FOR NEW TRIAL. | This Time, It Is Said, She Went to a Department Store and Had Goods Charged to a Busi- ness Man. Cella Gilson, the young Harlem girl who was arrested In Washington last December with Fannie Lewis, another Harlem «irl, for robbing schools, and who confessed to the robbery of over one hundred and fifty educational in- stitutions in this city and Washington, was again arrested to-day on of theft. charg Celia, who is only seventeen toa any depart- vee bought < Took them away | 6 ealeawoman to D, O'Cain, an Pourth avenue, the transaction arrest followed. , Jefferson Mar- Gourt. “held the girl in $900 lice bali ier tri Celle Wilson's home in this city Is at Ky red lundred and) For- No. 14 Bast On teenth street. Bhe and the Lewis girl Were much in the company of @ gang of young corné? loafers In Harlem, and it was charged thit these youngsters corrupted them. They rob! Der of schools in this city, to Washington, where they suc- ee fu ily looted schools, In Washington they were accused of Oing, im ttle sho} “Pg m the aide. 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