The evening world. Newspaper, July 29, 1904, Page 2

pena Tr NT TP Crvry fp WS WD ECHING WORLD RCE CUR SEE FON ene ew | FIRST RACE—$1,000 tor ‘ i bas Seppe y 1 (Coatiovdd trom Piet Fegn.) . Coroner O’Gorman’s Theory, 547, Nine mote “Wise: cS ceetcmel “ ate” Caan themaes Hanlon's Men Get Together and| time ween it reached the ervesing at Railroad svenue and West Fifth street Fag After a Full Investigation, Is] 40, nwt, fern rE Be ad eles!” Finally Win from MoGraw’s|ie"r.,"ne io uving to isk crosing, Uotay at ta rte of apd te Grand Ch Capt. V nen ee ge | Inttiad b lp. ENGBR GAVE THE Azan. > | * a ao & ASS ¥ | rand Jury rges Cap with Spanish Weapon, aoa Caer by Sere 1 to, Theg one of the pesetapey leoked up ahd Gee the.trigaden fea ’ train coming ot right ensies, He raised a ery of glam that slartled every Jone in the car, Motorman Post, of the motor train, gaw thet colltiion wae and by bjew his whistle with o terrifying effect. ‘ Passenger on the Bmith street car saw the danger, and there was Men and women leaped from thé sides'and jumped in the but Httle time for avolding the danger, but every passen- ' Schaick and Iaspectors Fleming and © Lundberg with Criminal Negligence :. ead Holds Officers of Company. POLICE SEARCH FOR MAN Pasi JEALOUS OF HIM. wy WHO WAS JE ry a : aa ey i : ba fs There Were Several Spanish] { eis, ea k fe ar acted quickly, ARGED WITR CRIMINAL NEGLIGRNCR, | Bolos in a Saloon Where the| sansa” come site a pregpasnue Anca boy hece one fins meron toh Bone bya cob A funiine, Untied States mopar Solder Had Bean Drinking tac sanrPeg Pelt So ibe Goat of tha motor train and thera ee LY LUNDBERG, United States Inepecter, Before the Murder. HIRD, RACH sn ald: galling Tor tre: yeaaay and ool OTe A SI hg ermah tore the aide out of the Smith strest car aad topsed it off the ARGED WITH AIDING AND ABET TING. ; MJ id i trecks bathe side of the road There it rolled over and was completely de- moliotied. ‘The front of the motor train was likgwiee smash in. The * ay BARNABY, President Knickerbocker Steamboat Co. into the murder of APsineoN, oorary. aioe oui Ue meee | Retoraan ws protect, however, an ape nr |, Treasurer. Eighteenth Sea Coast Artillery, whose None on the Brighton Railroad train was injured in any way, though 4 » hel in © cae i One Hundted and Beventy- a,’ D Osseo Rt i % pital, Ambulances ‘and the attending physicians were on Bog wow Be Seven indictments were returned by the Federal Grand Jury this] seventh street sod Eid avon he ata ist Datel “Aegl Mhoee, Minas. “Vong, he a once, and wrecking crews were despatched from both raliroad shops. ‘The joon ‘Against the officers of the Slocum, United States Inspectors anid |‘/“7™ar™ r ¥ - saat abr diet, Tica: sella — debris om the track was soon cleared and traffic resumed, ga directors of the Knickerbocker Steamboat Company, “After examining seven privater hd ae mbes. Oenet-td fre wr eae es I patascsrccledc iene? nconadbonches dlgenitinctn . ef, 4 regiment the murdered man belon) = Be Se oe : > True tills were brought against Capt. Van Shaick, U. S. Steamboat} to, Corpl. Spencer, with whom he was a ~Fia__Opee. a) Forty. nt in K lek “seventh street station. said that President etary Atkinson and Treasur hambermaid of the hotel, and the pro- e ah Ee 5 4 : re > Barnaby, Secr A nd T iad Dexter and Capt. seiner py place, Coroner O'Gorman He ren come away good and game at the etahth pole, Rosstint did not : [ . ‘ gy this woman & do ie “4 pPease, commodore ‘of the fleet, were Indicted for alding and abetting in | believes that Masemett was either siain ergy Ce ae 02 OF anked the Magistrate. ye a * violation of the statute under which all bills were found, jolly hchegr tend Re copytege a ad a al . re Sai f Al fi arene , wou! at 08 Pp ws oman, sa -——— h re e Magistrate, (LAWYERS ON HAND EARLY, through the beart aad liver, ending a eo Bag * nai , | “pay her now, right here," f Le! . , Mrs. Lewii |, The Grand Jury handed in @ batch of indictments that ‘numbered ai- Be eee rina pes bbe ieee...) ee ES ay 00 O8 : Rue Fy! money, who y Pac wine po lad ue Oesbe one hundred. In the pile of papere wore the indictments against the! the ground, where he had been beaten| {12 IY ef ’ ents, +015 jon Board ber Dew| Xe" 2! fine you one dole.” said Webs Invotved in the Slooum disaster, and they were guarded from the| to unconsciousness by hie aasatiant.| 110, Rubri | Bear vss A ta Conoliiation Board Mem Macistrate Poo! to the colored git. public view. The officers of the Knickerbocker Steamboat Company were| That the murtored man was first beaten| hi Jerry © these ° % ain, & Firet base on detle—-O Mathow.| - Olares the Pennsylvania Coal two nite my by re ae iy! fe ihdieated In the torn and ripped con- ition of fia clothing. All of the but- tons had been torn from his Khaki coat, |.’ Boles Near Seene of Crime, s r AO per eneen ete ey | 8 TAC aa i AEA ed on the fact that in Krum p w- nm OC Seteatiats hea tere were several instruments of Mntee from, By a ited by counsel, a well ag the three men iadieted. on what ts Tey erg |) ‘The Grand Jury reported to Judge Thomas, in the Maited States Court, * having deliberated two hours, They bad gone over the testimony pre. Be by United States District-Attorney Nurnett, and t seemed that the ; Sets tha frcrtve were petty well wado wp bp the We hep annie for presentation of the bills. MANSLAUGHTER, SAYS THE LAW, \ Mr. Burnett says the indictments were all brought in view of the vio- ‘ation of the law ae stated In section No 5344 of the United States Revised ‘This reads: th Carrie Jones ine ‘i ton, 3; off Cronin, 1. Struck out—By ‘ Mathewson, 7; by Cronin, 1. Thred- “WOODS SEARCHED | FORLOST CHD Company Won, in Complaint |= ——__—— Regarding Cheok Weighmen. h House ee SHOR: yy statement to-day 8. D, War- , @ member of the Mine Conellia- i ston Board, says that no complaint has been received by the conciliation wen tat Snes Vig! iid Shoes Gann (unaseisted). Umpite—Mr, Zim- ‘mee. indodn | that character, Krumslek's son wea & soldier in the far Bast, and brought boric with hin weapons of various de- i wat ford, Ww pertptions, among them some Spanish) hai Princess Athelina F. dolor. These were kept in a case in the} 52 bade € Darroom of the hotel, and fram the tes- wa Tide timony taken before the Coroner to-day Ned. Moore i i Tt rh Byery captain, ensineer, pilot or other persons employed on ft would seem that a bétter quarrel took Lia. Poe 3 a with referunce to check weighmen, but gay steamboat or vousel, by whose misconduct, nagitgenoe de inat- |." the motel before Hammett. Wat rah oh ae gi te Lawson, We wien’ that & complaint haa been receives | POCentColtOxfords tention to duties on such vessel, the life of any person is deatroyed “and every owner, inapector or any other pudiie officer, through whose fraud, comnivance, migzonduct or violation of lew, the lite ot any person is destroyed, atall be deemed Gullty of mausiaughter and upon conviction thereot before any Ctroult Court of the United Mtates, shall be sentenced to confinement at herd labor for a period of not more than ten years, ‘The two inspectors and the captain of the Slocum were direetiy charged thrown out. from the Pennsylvania Coal Company.| Red aced from &2 tc With Hammett in the hotel were ‘ Corporal Spencer, Bmma Chase and & mysterious civilian the police are now scouring the Bronx and Wentchester (Bpecial to The Evening World.) LT} 14 Word. 107 County tor. This man is deserived as] jtAGH cRACK, RRIGHTON BACH, | om Frahen Bn nA slort, heavily built and red-haired. N, Y., July #%—The entries for to-mor- Briahton H ry wore a sult of Nite clothes and rub- "s races are ae follows: . jo one hes abled ahoes. been found who. can eld in the sotabliohinent tail ignore Fi ‘This matter was red to an um- trugese 18S See ees BRIGHTON BEACH. ENTRIES FOR TO-MORROW | ittie One Missing Twenty-Four | re: ana ine ater die not sartein tho f $ Hours and Throngs Join in| ‘the statearent’ sys eperatorn are in Quest that Was Carried on favor of check weighmen, but do nut be. Meve that It was contemplated by ‘he per Beilesod During Storm, Anthraette Coa! strike Commission that the the operat hould discharge such of ie ass tt thats Guatovees as 40 tut Gone 10 sm All Qur $2.50 Vici ase just such negligonce and inattention to duties which brought about -halred ‘a iden: Hi Ki, of Weatoat [. majority of their fellow he appalling lom of life on the steamboat ’ hag somietly“anappraredy ince a Ht ae ey 8) WADING RIVER, 1. 1, July m-[renuedt tor the eppeimement of tne chec| FIG and Patent PRUR TO SURRENDER CLIENTS. eee feng ten sei BBtv, abot | jini $4] Seve tore twerP0aT-00) OMNG. Whe aa nn ms Colt Oxfords _ wyert evidently expected the indictments gn: rt eben fl ' ih hile Broup 68) aaa M1) been missing twenty-four howrs, This $ Lea their cliente at any time to eave the meen Jan at petarenes ¢ ivan ined mone) ane Regent Race -intee "Steeplechave, ah . {, ‘entire section of country ie deeply in- 50 ty Btates pihapeiybid “— for the Insuance of the warrants, haired Iman could net find any tavern Wr atsett i Peles £8 Bae etre ' He MS Sea Sere re tte e ie srny dee bevy all Zades Diver aad Man Rte aD nd Sa] rs P= vn an HS ec eet | “ined that all be Axed st once for thelr eet, Dat the Judge Tromes| nent mm | ke Raut St pe ate rote rman) he ae ies HEA SHE ASSERTS “One Pair Oniyioc. Tetnsod to do, saying that ' would be necossary for him to study the ine] orPernt "OMee? Maenerated. aa t ' Customan toa | —-—— Fi closely, getting ap estimate of the grav: No sugpicion has been directed | ~~ gemerunag it imal cn ¥ 4 . ng meant ot bail SOF the ererity of the Gime detore| again erp he ‘athatiagst | sat fe avail, “and mae ee oi | ,___ Astording to the lawyers for the defense Capt. Van Sedaick, Inapectora| fs, tHE" of uamelt wen seen ates | LAS Trak went to ihe Vilage end ere] Woman Causes Employee's Ar- Get the Habit. Go to rg, Fleming and the other det . im _after Spencer had returned to the . . » ie be T ed cents il alt be ta court Monday x eh 8 ad IN NOW IN TEXAS WITH FIRE WATER ai eed humen ce, oh rest and in Court Pays Her Brill Brothers , It is sald that Mr. Barnett wii) t midatantiation, All of the soldiers who . “at bere marca coe NOH MI amounting wo te] SEHR Bae et Eat Ss asa Ge Adrtaal| $2 Ove for Wagee—Servant| 272 ortvay x chambers . pati cecltniy i Was Fined $1. 211k 9 Sith Ave ith 128th St., Cor. Third Ave. oon net! her, and lett the fort’ wearing” seaboard “or Rss" other os. the seare at that, the weapon oer be Missing Lawyer Writes Ram- Choctaw Admits He Prefers Baa tatty. a wit metts body was: to ql ws os SME fate "ee Tom — of the Wes beset tial By 4 bling Letter to Frien shave Bart ens gee Says Man He Saved Is Tak-| trate Releases Him, Saying pute: EN ree Branch Offices | MUST PAY WIFE! faire “Never Mix Them Again.” ‘sci tore) Mra, Hattie Lewis, 6f No. 243 West Fitty-firet mreet, was complainant in the Went Bide Court to-day egainet her qolered cook, Maggie MeCoy. H Mrs..,.Lewis, who wae dressed in a - | etnnaing sik dress of biue, told Magts- trate Poot that she had been threatened by Ker cook with a knife. “Why 44 she threaten you?” asked | they Magiatrate. “Well, whe wanted me to pay her her money right away, and when I told her he would have to wait she ran me out BOARD WANTED. Annan nn nAnAARADAAAARARAA Ng, of the house.” TQUNG GI AN Ofer W. G. Lanning, of the West Frahirn a Eas al Sea * Address V fa tl thea "att atu «ing Care of Him. wares eyo we sone are doing nothing. There are no lv tangible clues to work upon. Judge Dennis D. MeKoon, of Staten| Rufus May, twenty-eight’ years old, | white Inland, who disappeared on dune 15,| Who ald he was « full-bloeded Choctaw land afterward wrote letters to many| Maan from the reservation in Indian of his friends and relatives anndunelng| T¢tritory, told Maglatrate Breen in that he had Deen kidnapped and was|‘h¢ Tombs Court to-day that he pre- being held for ransom, has wrftten aie] {Fred beer to “Arewater,” but ami othor letter trom Bl Paso, Tex., to a joo jog] Gowntall waa due to mix-|to the Mr. Darby, of No. @ Broadway, , Tis letter bas been turned over to Tae Magistrate Pool Orders the Al- Shas, WORLD, . “hers foo rews to $10 a Week, May was Arrested in Cherry aggeat a (N f DOORSTEP ‘. ; yesterday afternoon for pertormin, Inepector McClusky. It @ « long ram- A ie eaten bling eristle, In which Jude MeKoon | Sh0#t dances and : ’ | £08 the edifoation of the children of Had a Prayer Book, and the|%'it,""ow ‘nar an acme and be]? *UEDDOPRGOG. He took’ Bl erect on His Way to Church When was now taking care of him, The let- a ume trem ls reat te MANHATTAN AND BRONX, Lene & rr n District Tele.) poet Pompey har nee Re me nn” ethos me city resetves | feria Wants at eMlee rates, H With large bank rolls, was in the AV—A? Kee 180, 239, s30,| Side Court this afternoon to a the charge of hia wite, Carrie, that he AY.—At Nos. 445, AGT, 1093, | has failed to pay her the f0 a week which the courts ordered him to some ter goes on: a | moderate, indecd. ‘The man 1 saved Made ot rae et rn aod i Qe Broadwad four Hees as much, if you please, : . . 3] tog has been satd to me wbout it. Tf] “and you dank fie = 7 An un . fi old, 3 q tar, bup- - : = Fe ys og ‘hela Nag aout po berands employsnbat tor mo, may tive seas”, emrpean ti u : S AL. fo SPE for S RDAY MS pounds nnd dressed in x dark coat, | |'tt!* longer, Dut again T say that the "Ta i lark (rourera, a atriped shirt, straw hat, | allurement of the Cuture ty very mod- thts A black socks, white underetothes and} oT i they ‘ , black oe she found dead on the - ‘wy iteelf, m0 ie ee a ~ curb in front of No. id Magion avee| LITTLE RIOT UPTOWN, — Re Last, Astosianed 91 younsa. nH, fF, cprvorat be {0c} fiz te ite nate, 106 rate He \ves in a sitting powition aud WAS] Several Persons Hurt by Missiles AUTOISTS MOVE A) Ty found by Patrolman Brennan, ot the ye unaee from Reet, SYRACUSE, XN. ¥., July pwr om 1 DAY and SATU A . v— sae, ees, G0, tener tien risa, | months ago He Expired. Phe allurement of the future ta very | beetles,” i, 1:0, 1548, 1502, 1513, goar,| “What does Larry do for « tiving?” 3130, soeo, from drowning pald my fare, but noth | PAIAt ees re Fires av: wii Nets Lane; 1408, “Tha du At Nos, | “He's a kind of a promot f mi AV.—At Nou, Gb, 163, 247,814, sonemes,” replied Mra Lane. ie Ayes Roy ance, oa mower, but he never gives me At Nos. 11, 90, 143, *y. 3E3, Tov, wis, 1W0, 2584, Iamex Hohmidt, who used to be Aire | Summertiedd’s attorney, but nas stove Oe Kot, oe art his allegiance wo Lary ir Magistrate Pool of the weeping Tes said that he could rhow that Sommer- fed had given hie wite large eums of | mone: th [ether oecatlon. 8 ame Ae RAD ow ene) Maat One Hundred and Twenty ACh) there was a dmall-siged riot on “San |tomapile (OUrI#e em route for Bt. “Oo~>-0- 0!” exclaimed Mrs Larry, | Homme was ied, but the waa| Juan Hil," as the densely populated | Louls marted from (his bn eget Roch- “how cam You ray that b already sea, t Minty. ret, eater Q Hi leet and not ba] Te fla pothole” were tound « brick. | rte % ha eg Sea Anounbaae ier 5 tite treet tbe tourist dead ayers manual and & prayer bolt See and at A. BM. had dewartes, Interpowad Bummer-| Which led the pelees to he was} nues, is known, this afternoon, during me ~~ ~ OL every thme i get in «rouble |OR bis way to ohureh, A of paper) which « policeman and several cltisgn police my wile tries to hold found, which Lore the names] wore sirudk with bricks and other mies t 4. West ¥ silee thrown from roofs. ou {aban tothe Sotes-nsen “= ‘te The colored janitress of the big tene- r was notified. ment at No. 0 West Sixty-second % street ran seteiming Utrough the street COURT HOLDS JOHN T. BRADY | and told Poticeman Benjamin Connors —aa that a man had invaded her apartment Beiléer of Grant's Tomb Watven| 4nd threatened her, Connors found Hearing on Threat Charge, Solofaen Pinckney, a 2-pound negra, wmirenched in the janittess’s reom, fo give yours! @ treat hgh nd ut The Kind You Have Always. Bought. fara en tt 08, ier ki CHIPS. we ’ verdict be OUR Holds Seeret Session Te-Day at | Headquarters. Wee. 1984, 16%2,| The specin! committer of the Jnint , ah ki, Advisory Board of the Unions me in | aD k storet seeston at the headquarters, ’ ‘ ST First avenue, thie afternoon, n tifa in, © D » which a iv = z A street and sommened an From nearby roofs bricks, Laegual stones began to come around Brviy + iteeman. He wae struck twiee Sigs ht ant cen xo gi he lay on the sidewalk seraby were struck,