The evening world. Newspaper, April 19, 1904, Page 2

‘3 r - GIANTS IN A OMY TH MAN FROM NEW YORK Bookmaker J. B. Coogan meee cas Causes .. Arreat of Edward S. Armstrong in Philadelphia on Charge that Prisoner Hired Thugs to Hold Him®Up. (Special to The Evening World.) PHILADELPHIA, April 19,—J. B. Coogan McKee, of New York, a Jookimaker at the Aqueduct Race Track, for two hours to-day stood on the witness stand at the Central police station, He told a thrilling story of having been inveigled to the produce com. mission house of Edward S. Armstrong, No, 133 Spruce street, Philadel. phia, and there bound and gagged, threatened with death and robbed of $1,289 in cash, a diamond scarf-pin, a watch and chain and other jewelry valued at $600. MADE A CHARGE OF THEFT. MeKee appenred to present a chesge of theft with most sensatonal features against Armstrong, at whose direction, he said, the robbery was perpetrated, Acoording to McKee, who is over six feet tall and of athletic build, he and Armstrong entered upon a deal whereby each was to contribute $3,000 to a fund to be used for the purpose of playing faro by a system which McKee originated. Both men sat down to the game in a New York gambling-house. The system failed and the $6,000 was lost in less than three hours. “ McKee's contention is that Armstrong, in order to make good his owu loss, invited him to this city for the purpose of robbing him, The alleged robbery, he says, was committed on the night of April 6. For the purpose . of placing him ina defenseless consitiin, McKee says, Armstrong employed three men to bind and gag him. ARMSTRONG HEID FOR TRIAL. After McKee had told the story of ‘the hold- up, Magistrate Kochersper- ger committed Armstrong for trial on a robbery charge, Armstrong was arrested this morning by Detective Frani@ Gallagher on &@ warrant sworn out by McKee a few days ago. Lawyer Hdmunds. The prosecution was conducted Dallam. -. MoKee stated that he had known Armstrong for about fe four yes Baly in Maroh he met him at the Hotel Flanders, and there it was ar- ranged to raise the fund to beat the faro bank by what McKee t poe on and fall” bidche mae 15-INNING BATTLE, (Continued from First 1 qeGana bunted, but fatled to beat tt | McCormick, N Dootn to Hall.” Marten missed nis | MeCormick, No RUNS strike, but Dooin dropped the bal! Thirteen j however eat Re gbrowne trying £08} | Mactan wi | the plate.“No hands ye . f at 00 ed ntter by MoGtnntiy | erie ‘ ae ey eg Mndinniye the if ke 2. NO RUNS. 08 Dali: | ana: Gleason mea tet Ht op Fourth 1 ina verton aid the mume tuk, NO iti ws tse touted hie Manteeewth Tinina, ai in "The nen en Gay renent He plies K fe MSs" Me Gleason fii vorm|ck Xo Homme fo came net MeCdaunit Mt: Wolverton RUNG an 10. Ituiswitt ) #ifth dnatng: Med tu Met Warner singled to rleht fold 31 , Glonity fanned. rowine ‘a. | Fittwenth Inning. | alvert Teeatane iis Wax out. MePherson to Hull Thorns. 8, Hn, MeGann Aled Benout, Malt to bass, Hout him RUNS nn was attend 1 Hall Merte on's hands, Dunlen I MEN OF BOSTON, \ drapp flied bo son, Dahl awita nce, Continued trom First Page) Mean, | Caneg Belek | Y Wits elt lin Hobby ner ied to vut, Hub being throw Thus. Titus ur TWO een Elghth toning Hall juggled Wolverton's wns gaken by: Raym oO} poeos rounder Suni t H stealing. MeGin v Stath Inning. “Fekenn and Bele ‘Merten fomled out | <4 Med out to Doyle Cannel! Raymer NOR went MePherwon was out, Dahlen g A Thomas was beaten MbGinnity's throw to MeGann Graw ane ecesin put Glea. chard drew a base on t ¥ fied out to NO RU boat! re Ninth Innin, 1, scoring Sheckard rs {hit with a pite ball filing ¢ MoCormick walted and got « fre « |MeCormick and Doyle. were. outed up ar Dahlen hacrificed, Wolverton two KUN MeGraw singled to right. scoring Me ck, McGraw reaching second arn oerafouled mH Dooin and the same & circus cats : hity's. foul ay UN me's Krounder to Batty Seventh Inatng. “arney fouled At) oe N, h ro Rabb. ‘one: down third base! walked Cooley foul line. isan sacrificed, MeGraw to NO Te ‘NS. oe Volverton ‘taking third. fled to Goler Barry fied to MeGraw, Hall tanned. |S nat Easy to Tenth Inning. | ai th Inning Brown was disposed of by Hail un-| DEMIS: OuDNelt herae eth out sasigted. "Devtin was looked after by | 4 un oi forced iatty, at} * Bokewitt and Hall MeGann doubled yam 3} RoBi, Mertes fouled la Wolverton, | Naswitt put hands. Doo MoeGann. Jick, NO RUNS high one in Mertes out, MeGinnnty_ to jon Med to McCor- Dobbs ick reiched j lahanty's net tira oh filling the eens, MeGrath pipzet an easy mick at third. one neat NO R 6 on Dahlen's fumble. A » Gleason sacrificed, MoGinulty to Me- Gann. Wobverton teat its Carney out, Cronin to Doyle hit, ‘Thomas taking third. Titus fi! ont, Strang to Dovle. Tenney or to Wolverton atole second. | 0 to Doyle. NO RUNS. led out to Warner. NO| Sheckard singled kending Sheekard to third obbs xin. led, scoring Sheckard, ONE RUN. Tyelfth Tuning, —$—_—___ mingled to cent MeGinnity| Murray Hills ve. Bridgeperte, Hulswitt. Devin out,| The Murray Hills, who s vin out, ura; ae ; i lefeated ¢ Meriden tea a" ae Jim Eas play with, He was represented by | by Lawyer J. Mortimer | “GAGE AND ROBBED | MAD 006 AMONG CHILDREN IN PARK Darted Among Little Ones Play- Ing In Morningside Park Un- til Polloeman Finally Shot and Killed It. A maddened collie, frothing at the mouth, dreve terror Into the hearts of oblidren and their nurses 1 Morningside Park to<iny, After darting Into » eroup ef Httle ones at Ono Hundred and Twenty-third strost, it got away and made « dash down tho walks, At One Hundred and Nineteenth street the oollte was killed. ‘The whouta and cries of the scared children were hoard by Policeman Dor- sey, of the West One Hundred and Twenty-fitth atreet station, When he reached the soene the dog was foaming et the mouth and in the centre of a lot of young boye and girls, Some of the children were too scared to move and the policeman was afraid to hoot at the dow, After snapping and snarling at the children the collle ran on and nurres and baby carriages and little ones scat- tered in every direction. The policeman chased the animal for four blocks, then he drove it on @ pile of rooke and shot it. The children of this locality have been terrified from their play recently by several dogs that showed distemper and tendency to do bodily harm. On one or two occasions the police have beer obliged to shoot the animals. AGED TRIO WERE NOT MURDERED ee The Assistant District-Attorney Says There Is No Mystery About Death of Mr. and Mrs. Martin and Mary Turner. Fray. | ond bnses. Bleventh Inning. Do BRAM ae and Dahlen bot} fea out || Cronin’ grow | | and, auitered, himeteck oft Hin Assiatant Distriot-Attorney Smith. of Brooklyn, sald to-day that there was absolutely no fountatton to the stors printed 'n the morning newa- [papers hinting vt the possible: murder of an aged trio for thelr Ute insurance, this office,’ he eald. “noe will there be. | ne © porsons, Mr aad Mrs, Robe ert Martin, and Mrs, Martin's sister, | Mary Turner, dved fron niituenl qg ita} at more thr eights yeas of gre wh was no rance on their | Liven so far as | Know, aud everything | wus perfectly natural” HIGHLANDERS WIN EG7EMAON FROM A bison were full m AU Marietta Myerson.» aileht steeling ze! and died, < M out, Willlatns out, ‘Klbepfeld t xo a) anitacl drowned ene nf Ire saeritices Conray put one to third was nailed there NO RU Phivd Jnning. Powers Med to Convoy and Pla Hartael beat a bunt Nigled to deft and Davis te scoring Hartel Cro: Hughes to Gangel, ONE RUD nitz ied to lett. Keeler out, ross to Davis, biberfeld safe w rphy let his little one go by. T Waa caught stealing, NO RUD Fourth Inning. to left. Murph bold Into. oents | 41 NB, died wus 1 let, “Pow : “Williams iiad to oentre, Anderson was safe when Pickering dropped his Guneel singled to right. MeGuire ed to Murph d Gangel was caught off first Plank walked ned. PiCk- ering did) tie to YO RUNS. tty Davis Con teint lx atruck out, er Aled to left, NO RL Sixth Inning. Fultz mai at eaten of Lave oul, Williams » Wihiams to nk and Wil on walked R herfeld fil v Plokering: caught stealing en were fll. A Cross comlnig. trol to Gangel, ONE RL it Meduire to Hughes singled to loft doubled t rearing | “Fultz score RUN y “iain Toul’ fled to: Con dturnay Ks Sig Kactes © NEW YORK VCH IN STORM OFF COAST pectal to The Mvening World.) NEWPORT NEWS, ay + April 19. Wilson Marahall, a ent member of the New York Yeo! its arrived at OW pew ‘to-day in his yauht Atlantic. Const. TNS pane AB ‘will reenain ‘here sata ot nat tho ya aah aah tae K WORLD: TUESDAY EVEMING, APRIL 19, BRISK SKIAMISHES ON BOTH oIDES OF THE YALU Big Armies Are in Touch and the Out- posts Are Having at Each Other--. Admiral Skrydloff Greeted by Throngs at St, Petersburg. LONDON, April 19.—The outposts of the Russian and Japanese Wa Bs oe “IDNEY DISEASE CONQUERED MORE TRIUMPHS DAILY. Women and [en Alike — Though Weak—Or Sick—Or Aged—From the Magic of Dr. Pettingill’s Kidney-Wort Tablets—Get New Youth—New Strength. You Get New Vitality — New Courage of Life—From This Marvellous Remedy—Dr. Pet- tingill’s Kidney. Wort Tablets. Dr. Pettingill’s Kidney-Wort Tablets have a power to rebuild faded vitality and restore Jost stamina far beyond the tem- porary stimulation given by false and harmful preparations, And thix almost miraculous power to restore youthful e} ergles, spirit and interest in oxerted solely through the Kidn “‘Atter taking three bottles I was like a langed being. 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This correspondent adds that six Japanese scouts were killed in an exchange of shots with a detachment of the Russian outposts. Similar skirmishes have been reported over a line of about 180 miles, extending northeast from Wiju and following the general course of the Yalu. IMMENSE THRONG GREETS SKYRDLOFF. ST. PETERSBURG, April 19.—Vice-Admiral Skrydloff arrived here to- day on his way to the Far East, where he will take command of the Russian fleet at Port Arthur. The Admiral was accorded an enthusiastic reception by the people who thronged the streets. i The vast Znamienskala Square, opposite the Nicholas Railroad Station, was black with people, and the police guarding the platiorm were unable to cope with the crowds, who broke through the cordon and rushed toward the train. ‘There were repeated outbreaks of enthusiastic cheers as the Admiral left the car, and from the bareheaded throng a peasant stepped out and pre- sented Skrydlofi wih a copy of a picture entitled "The Holy Virgin of Joy to the Affilcted,'which is reputed to have miraculous power. The peasart algo presented theAdmiral with consecrated bread, telling Skrydloff that he sainted him in the name of the masses of the Russian people, all of whose | hopes depended on him as the hero of the Russo-Turkish war. Subsequently, Skrydloff called on the Grand Duke Alexis, High Ad- miral, and on Vice-Admiral Avellan, Chief ot the Admir: To-morrew Admiral Skrydlof€ will be recetved in audience by the Emperor and Km-| he will return to Sevastopol Saturday, to formaily hand press. Probably lover the Black Sea feet to hix suecessor. LITTLE GIRL . Sleepless Nights ' for Mother THLETICS t Virat Uyige,) Aco achat oulesy ste and Awful ae same ee Der wtb s GM POM a ote ae TUT 7 CURED BY ¥ cuTiCuRA “My little girl bas been suffering for | two years or more from eczema, and | during that time I could not get a peirues sleep, aa her ailment wes very “NTE i es | isd (rledjao|many remedica rer spent much money, deriving no bene ft, Thad absolutely given up all hope of making any cure. But as # last re- | sort { was persuaded to try a set of the Cuticura remedies, and to my great delight a marked change was maoi- \fested from the first application. 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