The evening world. Newspaper, April 4, 1904, Page 3

vt pee: H WORLD: MONDAY EVENING. APRIT. 4, 1904. FAMILIES DYNAMITE BLAST (err? oF 77” CESS ONo Sole om a7s ercects. [DEE DIVORCE © WIFE MAY DIE HOMINIS LEGAL” FROM CLUBNG TOBE EMICTED, STIRS BROADWAY Landlords Take Action to Dis- | Terrific Explosion Sends Shower ‘ possess an Army of Tenants| of Rocks, Logs and Iron Wh> Cannot Afford to Pay| Chains Into Street, Severely | Higher Rents. . Injuring Woman. Ju-*ice Truax Decides that It} Michael Callahan, Who Had | Was Wrongfully Set Aside on; Broken Her Leg py a Kick, Company Denies Charges. ic AOVVER BOIRERDERE M57 : Sho \ | Allegations of Fraud Which} Beat Her Over the Head with| Miss Ward that Preferre Hoth POCA DE DS eS ian ‘ Were Groundless, a Stick. Stock Is to Be Retired. Ag 9 RISE OF TWENTY-FIVE LARGE STONE HURLED } PER CENT. IS GENERAL. THROUGH BIG WINDOW. | relies aheer ee 'TO RE-ESTABLISH MORSE —_| A POLICEMAN REFUSED INSISTS THAT HER WORK Pe i yal | MARRIAGE NEXT STEP. TQ STOP THE BRUTALITY.| BUILT UP THE CONCERN Oppressed Tenants Say They Boulder Weighing Almost Quar- | Are the Victims of a Con-| ter of a Ton Shot Across spiracy — Mass-Meeting of| Street, Narrowly Missing a | Protest May Be Held. Crowded Broadway Car. This Action, It Is Said, Will Be Neighbors Forced Their Way|Miss Ward Asserts that | Uncontested and Extraordi-’ into the House—Took Forty| Got the Business, and | nary Marital Tangle Wil Soon! stitches to Close Gashes in| cuses Head of the Company Be Straightened Out. Woman's Head. of Great Extravagance, — : | — | | Supreme Court dnetice Triax to-day “ ned down hie decision In the Morve-| A wife beater of such thoroughness in} Opposing in behalf of Mri orn nis methods that he may have to stand|born. President of the Mrs. OsbORE ” for murder because of the exer-| Company. of No. 961 Fifth avenue: cise of hia brutality is Michael Callahan, [Charles F. Toe Rarbier'’s application fp tee Morse wae frend from her firet{of No, 310 Inion street, nton Hill, N.[th® name of Mies Julia Ward, Wyees oh | caitahan was held in eourt withont| President and manager of the dressuet hail at Union Hill to-day to await the] making business of the company, ‘fap reaut: of injuries he inflleted upon his {@" Injunction restraining the Board of club yesterday |Directors from transferring stock, and heaken {the retiring of $50,000 of preferred. 3 hi C. ‘Tomlinson declared that all 4 Miss Ward's charges against Mrs. } horn were false, 4 ; Neither of the warring women 1: rrifir explosion of dynamite fol | Nearly &™ eviction cases were callea| A to-day in the two district courts coy- [lowed by a shower of loge, iron chains ering the east side below Fourteenth; "M4 huge chunks of rock and then by | a atreet because of the determination of [fhe crashing of glass from a score of | Plate-glass windows, startled shapkeep- | matrimonial tangle and races tablished jie divorea by whieh Mrs the tenement-dwellers to resirt an ar- Jhastand. crhere in pnt step fur ¥ § bitrary advance in rents, By concerted /{"* 4 pedestrians on Sixth avenue q action the Iandiords and agents have| {M4 Broadway at Thirty-third street raised east side rents an average of 25| {08% A boulder weighing almost a per cent,, and the burden js one that Reteswige e bn shot acrons Broadway, | the people do not feel themselves jus-| 41 Messing A Broadway car tified in assuming, + nich was passing, struck with terrific | Although there is no outward evi-| Orce on the edge of the east curb and} Gonee of an association of landlords, [Wt & shower of fragments through fact thet the rent inereare ie no| Vindees in the vicinity, widesprend and so uniform Is eufficter One large chunk of rock went through proot to the renters that thes are the| {2° DIF piate-giass window of Cameron 4 fetima of a conspiracy. They have ar] Satdon's drug store, at No. 1271 yanged to organize in self-protection | Broadway. and struck a woman cus- pnd within a few days Hvely times ars] ter on the head, laying her prostrate expected on the east aide when City| 0 the floor of the store, Marscals ao to enforce the dispossess| Show cases everywhere crumbled in notices of the courts the shower of missiles and men and Generally Justices Roesch hears about| Women. startled by the nolse and the fifty disposs cases in his court at| £uddenness of ft all, dodged into door- No, 79 Firet «treet and Justice Hoffe| Was and remained huddled there until imansin the Fifth District Court, at No.| the police reserves, who were hastily 44 Clinton strest. hears about halt| ordered out. came along and assured er to take in order that Charlss| W. Moras, ice king and banker, may ts one OMS | wife, Elen, with aside the annulment} teg. an injury for which he was re yostnim vis wife-the tecontent © from a ietion of wetth ' spon Tt appears that Callahan had been heating his wife at frequent Intervals tin wqiyey for a long time, A work ago yester- | ties ya, Miss Ward alleges that Mrs, m dav he kicked her on the right 108, /haq heen extravagant In her Qenmmnn [breaking the limb helowthe knee. T° |e nenses, as the company's RepReenitas refused to get a doctor, and the WOM8N ttive on trips to Europe: epee unable to leave the house was COM: | biocks of stonke to herselé i velled to remain in bed without medi-lang by akilitul, maniouintion val attention, to hold a controllin: the {he cabs one inf the Kt sensational , Hi ol ins inte of the moat atl) ' Hent Her With a Olah, poration which began with a paid ever tavolved in ww. Me aimpl) yesterday Callahan went to a wood-lcamital stuck of $5400 and Is ROWE SASecinitlaidecision yard near his home and got a heavy |si9so00 concern, through gs “The evidence shows very clearly that [hickory club, Armed with this he went | preferred tacks ee the defendant, Charles F. Dodge, au-|into the room where hia wife was help- in. F Gowns. ya She 0: thorized Mortimer A. Ruger to appesr [less in bed and began to heat ber, direct-| stise Ward pea ee ples of for him ax his attorney in this action, |ing his blows at her head. He cut! strx, Oshorn's extravapease th i and the motion to ret aside the order |llimerous gashes with the club, the two ravessnges ie : jot tis martiage which wae Dbtalned ble. when the diverse was pronounced fraudulent and void Jehe Triax, who decided upon the repat of Referee William G. Davies appointed by the court as arbiter in the legal complication, dors not ga into the merits of the ease or comment upon the vmazing elreumstances which mada thar many on the first of the month.|them that there would be no repetition 2, q ‘Vo-day there are nearly five hundred} of the performance pe \acating and setting aside the jide-|most serious being aeven inches long |one. nc 0 to the company, for gown, © canes on Justice Roeseh's calendar and Wevcan Gal, ent herein (the divorce decree) isjand requiring forty stitches to close, |*!though she was able to get them all 5 o ension There, Pe eee cae 1 t the bi istice Hoffman has nearly three hun- ? ranted.” The poor woman screamed at the top |* are cost of matertal and maki ‘ nue he explosion was the result of blast- ere Miteuenaerions of her voice and a crowd of neighbors | Costumes mado to sell at $6,000 1 J ing In the excavation in the small park Re Re-entab)ts e gathered otftside the house. Pollceman| $F but $1,000—which seems to fn 1,000 Families to Be Evicted. MER URI NGR eer aEnt counsel’ 100 (0a? back of the Greeley statue at the junc- 1 a pretty: fo : \ Few of the tenants go into court with}tion of Sixth avenue and Broadway. Morse, who Intervened as a party in in- Tee pee Casas emia alco pet ix suanene fir margin of profit in > lefense, 1 only y have |G if o eo erest t roceedings and instituted | [% J jalan on the any . a defense, ‘The only defense they have |George Hildebrand has the contract for ee Feros insney Bi . ground that he had no warrant. Then| Miss Ward also alleges | that at the rent Is too high, and this is{t 0 re proceedings by which the Dodge di- is that the rent Is too high, and this his work but has suolet it to Rafael see eae heen Trestablished, said this |!he neighbors forced the door and mad@|Norma 1. Munro, a subscriber to! t suMcient to forestall eviction. Mar+|A, She: : | , an wee a Giies A Nay ate up no- paseryatere Siageeariuidted send ae | afternoon after hearing of Justice AR eats bute nell i) was | stock, has been allowed to go yes ; e. S sent for Dr, onger. 4 llces on the doors of persons who re-|There have been many complaints | Trvax's decision that he would imme: |"ilufting tie crowd with his club, Cal- ane caseranaleraeigte Osborn, j fused to receive them, and the process | about improper ballasting of tne blasts diately apply to set aside the annul-|iahan left the house, returning again of throwing 1,000 or more east wide fam-|Iragments of debris, have. fallen ce, BEE OF the Ne ree ee aie Cnte rota nrenrid cherwarnan onsthe | octet aad ocean rc ilies futo the street is duc to begin in| peatedly in the stress would be granted without opposition, as | Wenin'a head’ ao, that he might sew |OAB0® han Increased hers) to, $100) about thres days. Ten days ago ther was an explosion it was based entirely upon the order |ihem up, Cullahan atiil had the club|the original $15 a week for ext Most of the tenements tn the district! which sent about a ton of rock out | vacating the divorce. and he threatened the doctor with it. when on business for the concern J affected by the advance in rent arelin sixth avenue, This brought such a erage een | As soon as this application Is granted t Die. been increased to $1,500 a year, + ‘ owned by the Astor estate, the estate| storm of protect that ihe ae, eet | _ the Morse marriage will be re-estab-| “Lat her die,” he commanded. 2) Stine Ward says that a shortage Byued oy the x eater’ 8 7 ' ished. want her to and if you don't, += ef the late Dean Hoffman, Trinity Cor- | side has been well protected ever since. | Hansom Cab Crashes Into Coupe 7 cleased on |Mysterious Female Calling Her- | '"" nf here Til Break you to pieces.” [86.000 wan found in the Anances, Of tie poration and similar large realty hold- | atroiman Bosse, ) So : company, which Mrs, Osborn «Dots a tS y To-day the force of the explosion tonk : - m7 . he doctor had his surgeon's shears pany. which 2 u i fers, But these estates and corpora-line other direction and when Broad-| and Driver of Latter Is 4 Writ of Habeas Corpus, Ar-| self “Lady Warren” and Well In his hand and it appeared that he |not explain, although it was « part of) aes rl al 2 0 1 nelf- o . 3 tions hrve nothing to do directly with! way was observed after it was all Poulan iia.vey conse hea 8 ag (Eile the duty charged to her a nt handli i - . . A 7 iatimt againat Callahan, a 4 a 1 Mandling the porperties, [over it was marvelious that no one was} Thrown to Ground and Se- raigned Second Time Accused | Educated Victimizes Many ii" Sraat jumped ape newt [HAE the Improperly averted MOONS Be se the houses to speculators] ited, eis 7 5 beater, holding him down until Police- |*0 of stocks: that she ran @ } who make a business of handling tene-| The last which was set off to-day) Verely Hurt. | of Killing Saloon-Keeper. Landladies on West Side. man Kau arrived and handcuffed him. | business fn the company's | ments, These men lease whole blocks, te if 7 eet} ahan a condition is extremely thut patd nothing for rent . “| was arranged for 10,3) o'clock, It was rerlous, The broken leg is in a bad way is org I i agreeing to take ail the responsibility) Na STrange == u i} for handting the property. aie teng| ballasted with togs chained together. and her weakened state makes it prob- }(hat sh/ ran a theatre, spending Siam ehh Wheavell wal ay ‘i 3 A runaway horse attached to a drt , . Fashionable hoarding-house keepers. lematical whether she will recover from |company’s time there and wrote for tl actions of the proporty-owners are| V2 s ready, men with red fags | ess hansom set Broadway, in the neigh-| Patrolman Will H of the upper west side have been vie- the awful beating her husband adminis-|newspapers while she ought to have: 5 with these speculators and the specula-| Went out to warn pedestrians, but nol pcrnood of Iortioth sttect, ina panic [Charged with the murder o Wi eed ooh Ubsmte ca tortinie onal ——— tered with the club, bean working ton tie tome ors ey can vel ? de. sae Keeper Patrick Farrell, of Brook’ { y ‘ ——<—<—— rt pany. * | ; tors get all they can out of the people) effort to stop cars of vahicles was made. lthjs afternoon. Starting from the eat) Keeper Patrick Varrell, ot Brooklyn | an in black” who by her of refne-|Watchman Potter at Richard Miss Ward asserts that she 3 Mhente ate higher onthe east siaean (Ccst cree ec ee ne tatand Jn’ front of the Criterion Hotoli | Wee tOcay eld 1) ty Ce RUE | ment and a plausible story of a wealthy aarp in $40.99 worth of business the } z FERCETI DIEM ROSGIRGOMSIEREE REEL (ee the horse made a wild dash down the |Court without bail for the Grand Jury. yishand, momentarily expected, has) K, FOX Building in Pearl Street year and increased it yearly, until. i ] ka Pani hire also in the city and| 2X Blsck with Fiying Debrix, | street. When Fortieth street was p ssed| On this, his second arraignment and) yicecded in heating her way from one i reached over $100,000 in a single ¥é hot crowded all the time. The rent is| ond the sky was black with the flying }In which were three fashionably dressed | tabeas corpus by Justice Gaynor, five | weeks, Aa Al annual meeting on Wednesday are going | { he Noor east-aldor's greatest expense] debris, The ballast of loge and chaina| woIneh. depositions were presented to Masis-| Jt has been the nasterious woman's| Didn't Sound Alarm. to retire the preferred stock. and aa the | \ pe aos Rue ¥ all he} vas blown into fragments, and great| The driver of the coupe, whl trate Higginbotham, of the Myrtle Ave-j habit to appear at a boarding house holder of 375 shares she. wants! i y i i Waldor’, was throws nue Court, who first eid t dit} just a little before dinner time to look stopped, iis ‘ Small Merchants Forced Ont. chunks of solid stone followed it into | from the at mn | wet ‘ me to lool us ( oe etal the «ir, The name of the woman who | head on the asphalt, ‘The women opened | was on these affidavits that Me police-}at all vacant rooms in the house and| James A. Potter, a watchman, of Mrs. Osborn, ‘replying, says she took sevanacas pt Sate {that was $5 8) was struck in the drug store ix not |the door aud got out on the jump, but | man was held to-day finally to engage the best room and|No. 21 Cherry street, was bumed to up Miss Julia Ward tn 1901, when she” Sats thao ee SORSEUDY ED: a . to the sur of all did not start to] The deposition of Neal Dougherty. an] board for herself and her husband, i it A : Aya organized the Mrs. Osborn Companys! 312.60 and $13. Flute that rented for $12] known, She was with her husband v ns u nd her husband, #/death to-day in trying to put out a|Widow of Slain Buffalo Million- st a now Sts arid gids. bs A fe scene of the accident, ‘They [Inspector of buildings, sald he had been | wealthy sls her friends furnishing the > aow $15 and $16. Store rents have! whon the stone came crashin heave th aithy Englishman, who, she said, capital, ’ c : i through s hiaetratertin barre “4 - }tire in the Richard K. Fox Building, ‘i found P ‘ eon raised to hundreds of small mer- x Went to the assistance of the prostrate j1n Farrell's saloon when Bosse entered | would arrive from Philadelphia the next Unable t N und Miss Ward earning $36 « a chants and many of them are abso-| the Window and struck her on the head. | Oy ee ce anos and sald a at No. 340 Pearl street. He had for-| aire Unable to Escape No-|sne omerea her $50 and ac shuren ¢ lutely unuble to remain in thelr places 4 Dr. Robertson, who was in the drug! "'Gne of tk: women bent down ov “Don't you know it's late? Why don't} ‘The woman, who professed to be the |merly been a member of the Fire toriety—Will Go Abroad to stock if she secured $40,000 th + crease saddied on, aa a Bee pane and she WAS lene coupe driver and raised his head. {you close up and gét these people out} daughter of a Calitornie. millionaire |Department, aed when he discovered WC business the first year. ip ) Oue of the storekeepers is Samuel] Pac a cab and driven away before | with her handkerchief she wiped away |of here? HN thatopheand«her husband: elon: kK ii * |how she became er of the 35 ~Oue quel P ch her hand mata (hie shouand He d, whom |g ; e own! the | 35 | Tem aieet Ho lives Meith Tie ite aa | iingouc® had & chance to get Her}the blood which was flowing from a! Dougherty sald he then left the placal she referred to is Sir John Watren, un | ng cemee ee ne ray cee denote Sook Resale realy minree orth 60 tee, vale bee eens f children tn three dark rooms back of| The damage to the drug store was {Gash in his forehead. Ler companions|as Bosse had arrested the bartend glish baronet, had Just come from |°"* Other material in a second-floor $ The original $35,000 working capital | the narrow little store and for these| Very great. Almost every window was | qutckly tendered thelr handkerchiefs [for Jalising back him and he ex-1San Francisco in a private car, briny. |P&assaseway on the Dover strect aide of (apecialsto (the vente were was inadequate and it was decided ag aocommedations he has been paying #25] smashed and dozens of bottles of drugs | and did what they could to relieve the Ppected@ further trouble. Wille le wits | ing their automobile with them. When {the structure he probably thought him- BUFFALO, April LcWithin a few {t2,Rerease it to $90,000, ‘The stbeie nitaie j ere thrown trom gnelves and bro + nr standing. on the corner, he said, 2% " : Ase ee 7 se. It aR. . leaving $15 a mn ‘or the | al nree floors above the store were ‘oliceman Ryan then arrived and he: lcema pinson calle a ance, that the car containing the auto- 7 of th Mtonad: " or apogee ¥ ving’ expenges of the Feinberg family |amashed and conaiberable ramage done jealled for an ambulance from Roose-[hut Bosse met it, told the doctor! mobile had been sidetracked at some [U"d aR Alarm. He would have CoO ean we 4 Si phi te years Helubere War wolted teat heey packed at the out aie Htsele Was! vee Hospital. ‘Phe injured aman waslit was not needed and rode away with] station behind them. and the husband | ble to handie the flames but for a can] 1" room at the Burdick mansion in » tO pay’ ‘ the fed to the hospital, The physi- j nerty said he a son | remainec to 7 Ich ex- Is f 4 Iainherg's income and leaves him noths| two plate-glasa doors and a. window injured. 1 Wien he landed ron Bt hits in 4 thew a 7 and: found ants a lence ploded and see his clothing afire. will sali from New York for Europe contributed by her or any ing for the purchase of cloth! | were broken and a show i ad struck the asphalt, | Farrell unconselous on the Saturday night the mysterious “Lady “il tes nee lthreeral rahe sie Y ‘ tend for: hinesle and han fete ond | ones went figing In the. wala Gate jd that the] After Bosse’s counsel fad made al Warren" called the fashtonaiiy | Rowndsman Michael Larkin and Pa-| Nit het ae pent sidan Mar-Jor sequaintance of hers. It was a} Moule Of dipfonsens “Has heat’ AUS.S| avdine mectunaicls, Conse on rere ML atrvet, "| Aumber of objections to the depositons | ycarding-house at No. 119 West Seventy- |“oIman Notan, of the Oak street #ta-| Te enstiean notoriety that followed |*ubrecribed by my personal frienda, notice of 4 8 en serv standing, ‘ortunately none of the ALM 0 7 sag hg 2 ‘i oF f od es 4 t upon him. His case 18 typical of vec] was, injured. A showcase. which ne on the street [he waived examination and was held. | fourth streot, kept by Mrs, Mary Ald- | Hon, saw the glare through a window.!ine murder of her? husband and the posa fod oF ine company was a rede. longed to the Lioyd Photo Supply Com. | Watching the efforts of tie won 1 After Iurrell's death in the Cumt fre ted iavmu When {the fre: and secured by me as a results e A hi wet . 7 Om . heir dr! a rich, und sounded an alarm. a) tragic death of Arthur R. Pennell and Cs ry Mg amacting of protesting rentara| pany, and which stood in front of the [relieve their driver. They would noting street Hospital of a fractured]. der Chief Kruger, tried to force | Nts wife has annoyed Mrs, Burdick. to | "Re and Influential acquaintance: amas Cn lan Ae Lene uci iniea Fall; pullding, was literally smashed to fivestl ir paren, nd After the AMD city Magistrate: Higwinbotham,. ape Engages Room and Vanishes. Had olcadl 8 the balla ge, thay /eouna such an extent that she wants to find| the desire of my friends who | ia f ! Plans were formulated for. an tine ‘ foot back to the hotel. The cab whieh | “informadon and belief,” caused the ar-| Mrs, Aldrich was herself ii at the | 2% rane ily. 4 some secluded spot in a forelgn land |known me under diferent oti c dnonse mass-meeting to be held, probe je Welghed 500 Pounds. Caused all the excitement Delong (01M. vest ot Bosse, He pleaded not guilty| time, und the applicant for boara every way heavily doored and barred, | where she can live in peace. to ald and assist any enterprise with ably in Cooper Union, in the near tus riskman Silk and Velvet Com-|sharke: pe ad Bee ane’ the applicant for board was) and no little time was lost in making a] “twill take my three daughters to] which I was concerned.”* Be Cire and stepr were taken for'ens ftc|pany, at No. 12st Broadway, and ty 3 . ind was committed to the Ra shown over the house by her mother, | passageway, Potter was found uncon-|EWtope, to complete thelr education | WBC Twas é ganization of'n protective association. | lambert Typewriter Company at th — Jail to: await examination Mrs. Root shortly" sald Mrs. Burdick ito an Eyen-| Mrs. Osborn says there was 0 Ske Pitad (fay Dispoksetena n- samo number, were alao lonera by the coun cured a writ of hi Bote GOS erin (aa rar ral siete ie burning. amid Ing, World reporter to-day. 000 shortage, but that an expert ae et Sunlaslonee Alte eperes Bs 4 ‘© her the woman told the story of | t 1d maine’ of the) w Esty ‘ ct ai : Mexelmun, of No a9 Avenue D, one of] The manager of the establishment said urt, who discharged the prisoner |i) Philadelphia py the Wg AxtTUY OL A t home here. If I cannot sell I will agrea|Clared that there ought to have tha leaders in the momement,’ to-day. | that. the 1 that came through his from custody on the ground that it was] *! tor oy, HAC wfter enmAENE the ‘nds In a moment had put) to give the manalon to charity, When | $2,000 more profit, * until the attuation le ugbend as dowii| windows welghed GM pounds. atleast, Mekal to hold a man on auch a charge | anueds requested thn uw bed be provided t spark, and Potter was sent) we leave we shall never return. The| As for Mrs. Osborn’s playhouse and | n with the! reapons,” We will | 2 hs ¢ ; oe ko to a hotel by horselt for the Migns ; c —————— Oakorntwaretinetcchen doth start a fund to take care of all tenants| Sor halt un hour afier the explosion Aer oek nse Bill dlactine Tagistrate | eid her husband would noc reach New | family and attended by Father Finne- bt ak there cams 4 onsed for re payee workmen were engaged ecarryi Gain sinbotham summoned and: exnmiti ry i conte HD 4 silered invaluable advertising schemes, AMC rente ANG Make A Neh E Tee hore| hack Into tie excavations IC eek fone ea IEG AW VEOA STE Rake [aT Sa a OUR HE MMOH qa) tity OC Bt: JAmesia: Chursby, whom) one REV. DR. NASH LOSES VOICE.) siti’ she tonanceed ‘the pierkowes treatment. men to carry some of the fragments —— a fee PRAI HARU TC AEN. demodate tie Wellthe Woman a bed {9f the firemen had thoughtfully sum- at her own personal expense and wrote “4 ‘Owl understanding Is that the east |bick. Hon issued a new warrant for Bossy'a Jc ommodaty the | ‘the parior., She | Moned Tnnple to Owing to Tem. |the. articles. at night. “after. hours,” cide landionas und agents have arecret| A crowded Broadway car that was Wagon and Cab Crashed in|°""* A Fe en ie as Bln@| Nee Mileet said thetlbocten 6h Meee nent etl apres both being a benefit to the firm, organization and) a” blacklist, Their| rassing uptown was only. missed by ——o Colored: but ‘ je! i » ¢ § an Is to make It x0 uncomfortable for | about a foot by the boulder which after $ Oo GROCER SUED F 1 Paves yA the Fire Deparunent about ten years EWPORT, April 4—Rev, Henry 8.] _ ©O" ’ sood Shape, ee eee rene may the. ine | Ward meruck the east curvof Hroadwas | Street and the Cab Driver's OR $1. ago. Ever since tmt time he had been | Nash, 1. D., professor of the ilterature | She mags the stock 1s above, par and for him to live on the east side. Many | pounds at least, From tl work itd 5 in the employ of Wichard K. Fox as aj and interpretation of the New Teata- 0 in bank, w to live on . pounds a st, Fre work it did i $90,000 in bank, with $100,000" aecounts | eet Ue aga tare, but we don't |e might easily have’ welghed “that| Skull Was Fractured by the | sudament tendered saainat mim] til, Warne watchman, He was forty-two years|ment at. the Episcopal Theologicat | fue 3 "A heavy. expense. t Rrites. | much, i Oo. with RZ Coste, had disappear old and the father of six children, School, Cambridge, was unable to} She says she owes only $8,632.74 instead: ‘A heavy. exp! ous that is hot , 4 ym y dwollera in Itghe flat As s00n as shey had completed their Force of His Fall Justin Herman Joxeph inthe Sever Va ompa red we. s Ghukons ¢Newnoi Mf $12,000, and that all but $2,000 of this am PF felt by dwellern in Te 8 in the gas| investigation of the accident neh 5 Herman Josey the Seventh, of the neighbor So preach at ‘Trinity arch, Newport, lig secured by $00 worth of stools ; + Dit “The three-room rast side Nat has | arrested. Sherbo. and he was: taken aan Tilaivict Muntalpal Court decided a ene tie woman had | $7,500 FOR BROK Easter morning owing (9 a temporary |wniie dfise Munco'x indebtedness 18 GBI ae EN A the teen uant the defter . Market Sour Where, Jo to-day in which $1 and a huge amount t same story, with but sit ” EN RIBS. loss of his voice. He came into the and ‘she is entirely responsil it } 1 Tiy- | seph_C, Hand one of the owners of the PONTHONLWECA Seriously iniiredicand| at thextorinctple coe tile Sh Bid fons, and had) been vietimizhig ——_—— 1, but Anding that whit for ner debts.” a body In the house In awake. | Tho ay idinig at. No. Broadway | Ceo meny wa Osi ln iired iia | ROS EGE Hm TarCLMPBTOC We: nee yer Ue heaghborhood for three Weeks. | itwemon Pei Bas A ng read by Re Al that can be done at Wedn age con this alone in $a month, tInst him. Sherbo cou' one of them will probably. din as. tho] Issue place, told an Evening mi + Hrown Gets Judament nk rector of . meeting. she says, Is to elect officers by eh. must 6 considered as an addi: a count for the aceldant at gold that result of a collision between a runawa John Harris, a grocer, of No, 8 Col porter i Warren stoved Agninat the Metropolitan, areely speak above a whisper, | the ensuing : there will be no Te i eb iee Heald nat Wavelcaused any dawage {horse and a cab at Madison ite avenue, wanted a clerk: and went | three weeks expectiig ner hustand and | Harmon P. Brown, of No. Fitth ab told Dr. Dennen tha ho would | tcem: i ; - Raphael Sherbo, a contractor who (sland Pourty-fourth street, late this alt to the Retall Grocers’ A ter in At Ont she left this honae | avenue, Brooklyn, recovered 4 judgment tinable: to. pre nd “he Losborn asks that & m1 » ARTISTIC BRIDGE WANTED [cine the -xcavation work. was at loan inst Fiftyoseventy street. near tex Lao gonn” sid Mrs) Aldrich, “is that in | of 200 to-day: aguinat the Metropolitan | November, 18, Misa Anni Tak [compan areal, brane "ot means. and beet 2 Ae OETA Rnee eame i 1 rn Incion avenue, and asked to be supplied | the eourse evening lappenod | Street road "or he den. ave a in 1 u . n place n responsible fo ny ‘Market Court and fined $0. ‘He paid| John Freedman, thirty igh ir SOA AVeIUSH AUGKAs Keds (DDG 80001 RO oe nea On naMey Of nee ether oF cea oe eccee See eee oat Pinte | SURI tee ee eecnra galnat ths Plan to Honor Anntveraary of Hud. | the fine under protest old, of No. i Fifth avenue, was driving] With one. Diedrich A. Mever, agent ofl iearders in the house, and. she preme Court, Brooklyn. ‘The sult caine (OO Nin un Friday. delivered the | eompany i Fonte Dlanorer: a fa horse belonging to the Walton Oxygen | {he Assoctation, said be would he glad} atzed the name of one of the gentle. | UP before Juaticn White and was orig- | seven addresses at the Passion services | The list includes Mrs. Joseph N, Fe ‘ The Hudson Tri-Centennial Associa- SOUSA OPENS SEASON. Company down Madison avenue, when} to accommodate Mr. Har mat neh ane eat ah had k him very inully brought for $35,000, |! Kay Chapel He oh aes Aye OUI aaeoh Sto}, b ereagriee as a bs 5 at Vorty-fift’: street, the horse became t do so, 44 the latter was well th Cal nia and that ber hsba ne Rrown was thrown against an “L) great many services during Leat >. ‘Tomlinson. le A tion has recommended to the authori- fox frightened at a pt Of paper and ran} member f Would be deligated to see hin again pain i epiig canis sides delivering bis regular lecture a tte WW, Berryman. Harry ¥ {thes of this city the construction of| Iarwe Audience Greets March King |wa ° . Mi. Tiarria was willing to it ceumpune, ae tank feuelt at tte | Pilla Re ni Sayan Twenty [the eThaalowioal Shook! en Be et fico ROE \ Tata ate, RhlaRe ncrote the Bpuvten| tm Metropolitan Opern WMoune. |ee'congested street ao well ns he could | Mtivion fee in hie pocket Mover warp wag. uP. i. the morning Te she took | nied street on Tune 1, 181. Four cibe | has alee mamravated whe threat trouble Fealsion’ was reserved, om ee anno Hela to Sommer; John Philip Sousa opened his concert but at Korty-fourth street foe, Harris's application tar | a! tainig, with her we Nave int found | juries | Se ——— ate the three hundredth anniversary | seaso a an by. Bernard. Patterson as filee Hoy fysteelase au he told a very am or} us — s ; . of the discovery of the Hudson River bl trance Inet night tare eet Opera ist” Forte-thind. etre oa sen to ime eS Fwntehy wan “Iikety to ake in almst — MANY SAW HIM KILLED. 000 Gallons a Day. Hendrik Hudson on Sept, 12, 190, nore ‘than, exhusted the eapply of pros | Mau ison avenue In court Aymar hmburs ot Now 4 i anil alte, app ° be «| ACTOR STEALS OVERCOAT. Special (0 The Evening World.) Eight thousand gallons of fresh 4 This dridge would, in conjunction | gramme. The band played as well as uate FI ee eT Re yee ee | NEWARK. NJ. April 4.yPeter Velos.!ys0 used in a large battleship with the Riverside Drive and Houle-|ever, and) the only change in the ever not been compe on the finteen years old, of No. 1) Lock strect.| spout two-thirds of this ix taken Upi | , Yard. Tatfavette, be a connecting. ink [Maron stn’ ts thet hig jhatra now Iman susthined severe internal ine [ame ee ah tts, hlao been ordered out] TROLLEY MEN GO TO JURY. |rrank Filia Pleads Guilty and tel wos crushed to death this afternoon bs] ithe bollers. and the remainder isu * {n extending the boulevard of the Hud- ' |. Miss Estelle ae ¥ ee thera John Fivnn, Herbert Lant and Cleasor tat relght el ~fcor drinking, washing, cooking, det : ne ib of the Tishlingrento chara Set ne _ [Collect the mosey. Hence the sunt d n Held tm $500 Bail. boing caught between a freight elevator, | £0! King, washin : The Assoclation. says, thet if this [other concert next Sunday Away. At the Flower Hocoial, where [for the coats at the trike Mt & Pin conection with the aller Frenk Ellis, an actor, was held in or'the second ator of Solomon's Ieather | out with her from pout ay structure be built’ by the city, “our OS both men were taken, it was said (3 iy i to defraud the Public halt in J mn Marl rt] factory. in Suanex avenue. ‘The trageds [uy vessel ti th pions public spirited oltizens may be relied seeking roome Patterson would die. Freedman, mt —_ : toe ENS Uday for ‘stealing an overcoat in a| Was witnessed by more than « hundred tore for furthe ae _ upon to provide the sculpture and dec- tl recover. Patterson wa semnloyed uv [SUNDAY WORLD WANTS suming tion big roadway department. store. Tho loyees of the place, nan: of whom mo orn) seca niby (Seen ©" orative (cutures necessary for its com- James Habron, a liveryman of No, 21 P the Tid iC of Common Pleas fuvercoat “war valued at $1498. | Ellis] were so unnerved by the sight that they | ing 1 ‘ \ memorative character.” . East Forty-fifth street, WORK MONDAY WONDERS. J io await indictment by the Grand Jury. pleaded guilty, had to quit work for the er, 4 , \ ee) ‘ . pins