The evening world. Newspaper, March 28, 1904, Page 11

ere: =: | 1 BOY STAKES CHAUFFEUR DOWN Youngster Hurled Marble at Man Speeding Automobile in Which Were Lewis S. and William Payne Thompson, Clubmen. ge coer te Oa YACHINE RAN WILD WHEN DRIVER WAS HIT. Hurled a Wagon in the Air and Plunged Against a Stone Fence, Throwing Occupants Out—All Severely Injured. ~ ‘While on thelr way to call on Fox- hall Keene, at Westbury, L. 1, Lewis . and William Payne Thompson, well- known clubmen of this city, narrowly escaped death in a pecullar automobile accident. ‘The automobile was going at the rate of thirty miles an hour down an incline opposite the new Calvary Cemetery, about three miles from Long Islanil City, when a crowd of small boys on the roadside made it a target for thelr Slingshots, A marble struck the chauf- feur and knocked him insensible, He was Frederick Baice. The marble struck him squarely in the right eye. His goggles were smashed and the eyeball was cut by a plece of the broken glass. Hoe fell back fn his seat unconscious and the automobile ran wild, It swerved to.one side and struck a wagon which was standing beelde the road. The wagon was hurled ten feet into the Air and the auto ran Into a stone wall. William Payne Thompson was thrown out and had his legs badly bruised. Lewis 8. Thompson was not thrown out, but was injured by tho shock of the sollision, Fortunately the wagon broke the full force of the auto before it struck the wall. ‘Tho accident occurred in front of tho residence of Raemus Christiansen, who ran to the ald of the injured men. Bolee, the chauffeur, was still uncon- scious and was taken out and lala on the grass, It was several minutes be- fore he recovered. GIDEONS’ SPECIAL MEETINGS Commercial Travellers to Hold Week of Religious Services. ‘The “Gideons,” Christian commercial travelling men, in honor of their first anniversary will hold a series of special services beginning on March 28 and end- ing on April 3. ‘The organization of Camp‘ No, 1, New York, has now been in exis ‘one year, Among the speak- era will be Charles Palmer, of Chicago. The programme of the week is as fol- lows: March %, Y. M. C, A., Fulton street, Brooklyn; March 29, Ascension Baptist Church, Park avenue and One Hun- dred and Sixtieth street, New York; March 20, Elmhurst M, B. Church, Elm- hurst, Long Island; March 31, Second Avenue Baptist Church, Second avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets, New York; April 1, Jane Street M. B. Church, Jane street, near Eighth avenue; April 2, Noonday meeting, John Strect M. E. Churcti, and at 8 P, M., Bowery Misston, Bowery, near street; Sunday, April’3, West Side Y. M. C. A,, Fifty- weventh street, near Eighth avenue, at P, M., and Riverside Baptist Church, avenue, at 8 P. M. Unless otherwise noted the services will begin daily at 8 A. M. UNLUCKY MAN MAY GET HIS $50 BK Schlefer Charges Boarding- House Keeper with Taking His Money and Magistrate Orders Cash to Be Refunded. Charles Schlefer, of No, 674 Hudson street, small of stature, bald-headed und with an Jiluminated nose, told Magis- trate Mayo to-day that he was the un- Schlefer appeared in the Jefferson Market Court against Aggle and John Russell, the owners and Managers of the boarding-house in which he lived. According to Schiefer’s story he recoy- ered $150 from the Metropolitan Railway Company after months of weary wal! ug. ‘This was on Saturday, and then Sehlefer starma out to celebrate one of the few happy days in his life. He for- go! uit the buttin the bacl r ceived from a trolley car and w fled to give a testimoniel of the railway. company’s safety and fast transit to any one that came along. ‘Towart night Scnieffer landed in his bvarding-house. Some of the $100 had been spent ina xlor' Schieffer, us he tel Soh Russell: “phat will pa: Miss Russell, "'I' duct what you owe me, e se(tling the rest give you what is left.” “Heo wed me $5," sald Russell, “and I took another $25’ for his brother. He sald he wanted to give my daughter $0, 80 we took that, too. ‘The rest he owed for board. Thi why he didn't get anything back. “And then they locked me up in my room for kwo days and I got so starved IT had to Jump out of the window,” sald Schlefer. Magistrate Mhyo thought {t was hard on a man who had got a present from the rallway company to wake up and lose it all just after he had got fairly started. Turning to John Russell, he sald: “Til give you Just one day to get that $0 which Schlefer says you took from him, If you don’t, Ti entertain a com- plaint to-morrow ‘from Schlefer.”’ CROWD MENACES ENRIGHT SLAYER Streets in Front of Yorkville Court Blocked as Brusch, Who Murdered Policeman, Is Formally Arraigned. Fifty-seventh street between Third and Lexington avenues was blocked with residents of the nelghborhood to- day when Michael Erusch, the mur- derer of Policeman Hugh Enright, was aralgned in ‘Yorkville Court. The crime was committed just two block# down Third avenue from the court- houve. Enright was known, personally to scores of residents In the vicinity and the sentiment of the crowd wus hostile as the patrol wagon carrying Brusch drew up in front of the door. Capt. Lantry and Detective Meehan had charge of Brusch, The prisoner wore a bandage on his head over the wound he Infllcted In an attempt to commit suicide after he had killed En- right. not look at the mutter He J ing mob and betrayed no sigh of fear, “1's all off with me,” he told Capt. Lantry as they entered the Coprt- House, “I can see my finish in ‘the chair.” Brusch war kept In a side room by Meehan, while Capt. Lantry arranged for the formal arraignment, which lasted only a few minutes. Magistrate Ommen committed the murderer to the custody of the Coroner and he was takeh to the Criminal Courts Building, where Coroner Scholer remanded him to the Tombs. Brusch was in the prison ward at Bellevue until to-day, From, Bellevue e was taken to_Police Headquarters, photographed and measured ‘according to the Bertillon system, From there he was taken to the police court.t LIKE skin. 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(National) good mf oiede "except daturdny | and "without sleeves.sc.nv-r-vroee: 98) the Imported aold at nearly ‘afreas IFIC EXPRESS.—For Pitts. f Men's three-quarter Wool fad, Chleae, Fir inoxitte| CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR Drawers—ailie stiteh except’ Saturday, ~°""} storing Shirts and Drawers— White and natural LAWYERS: apoE Pitthre ea: Merit weights to 34.) 2 to.41| and Drawbre—medium weight Oa" ndianapolis and st. | Childre Gossamer medium weight s Silk Lisle—Sky Blue and? Mente GU, ean’ cha needa ae Men's Health Underwear—natural fine. oe aoleo— toes. rotian Yarn—cluser ality—-mercerized 4a ile, Dl mercerized atripes—hea' colored cluster Rae 2.49 enough for doorwaya—l! Italian Silk Cross Stripes— champagde or IN FOREIGN GINGHAM SECTIO — - seg ft -