The evening world. Newspaper, January 13, 1905, Page 1

RO nore [ “Circulation Books Open to All.”’ eee NEW YORK, FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1905. CAPTAINS HURRY AT DO'S CAL - aisoP Taper." |, Commanders of Police Go Before'the Com-| ENDS ABRUPTLY! 24x. 19-sera pay. i ~ misstoner, Hold Secret Conferences on ° a 200 A area ae src 2 cast Wi he __ Jockey. See ie '. , theGambling Revelations and Rush Board of Inquiry De-| a's; ; bh Away on Mysterious Missions. cides It Unconstitu- bob ‘ dia ‘ | tonally Brought, « L-ROOM MEN NOW AR Magy ALL BADLY FRIGHTENED, |MEMBERS -AT ODDS. ¢ aed } Jerome's Work and McAdoo’s Action in Iden s Wate Is Peppery in "i ‘ tifying the Bettors Caught in Raids E, Fitch, at. No. 47 Broad street, to-night, called for all the fi . + Result in the Practical Closing Its Character. Ban a Ore Operations. ____} appara inthe lower sectlon of the ety, and destroyed some an Down of All the Resorts. ! te eee at rts raeyeeys Stat | ovo, vacelam 4] zo ofthe Sok chang, ovr ", (Bpectal to. The Evening World.) ar a the. flniteh, aa eae rentaa: aE Peper hy etn FIFTBEN ENGINES WERE CALLED our a ‘ RHADING, Pa,, Jan, 18.—The Board of Qo7 THIRD: RACH Tours hah ro ; ‘ Tuqulty in the Talbot-Irvine caso ad- } em Ore f° “Polloe Headquarters took oh an appearance of activity tndlcating ex-|journed sine die at 4.15 o'clock this af- i! RT Ras eens no, S| Gréat crowds gathered blocking the streets and taking m Blaze Started in the Office of Francis 1 Fiteh, Official ed for ‘the Stock citement in Financial District, GREAT CROWDS WATCHED. THE FIRE FROM STRE ba i ‘WaSH SALES LOANS “at One Tinne Threatens, but Gallant The Munroes Got ces Got $60 000 a) Work of the Firemen Saved. ‘Tt ; Day in Conducting Thett A thre-slarm fire which started Inthe printing office of F 7 eS hid ontgie t it ie See ie entire staff of policemen was Uenoal, after baring been In session for) “959~ stale i an | ae a ae i hia ia ithe direct remutt of the charges’ thevofdinary ‘interest ina’ big fire as many of the offices in, woe on duty until five o'clock, instead of leaving at four as has been the 4 , ; Mi made in the mvestigution’ of the deal:| 4 tha’ financial district were threateng. Ji by the blaze, i ul The adjournment was due to the fact im iB ; 104 intgs of the bank with Munroe & Muns of, thé, financial y lat Pier een is aka aad EA eo eal lla hratth lA teiio pad eatin Kuhichon H i i f p84 if) {53 roe 'tnfwitoh tt pros eatuttted that the was ani old one-and went almost like tinder, the’ flames leaping oul \ ae Captain. Flood, of the West Forty-seventh Street Station, hada long talk| This ind the "pane veo. farsea ts minke, "forata shad ia ay. aT MARUI iby ine ae npr een ra ot me yall id windows and soaring to a height which Aiurnine i fvith Commissioner McAdoo, Capt. Cottrell, of the Tenderloin, and Capt. |B0#rd appointed by ‘Bishop. Tuttle iv runnette wae kilad A duce a scraping bulldings in the district, ; s eee asa ypeteme di ap alin nigh inf ct Plaow Gr" | crnited States Commisatoner ye IN: ‘DANGBROU § SPOT, concerned, It may come up again, how-| 5 OConnor, of the Mercer Streot Station, followed him. Then came Inspec- evar, {TA 1U6 conta tots abe that if tors Waleh and McLaughlin, who were in the Commissioner's office for over| ment, Rev. Dr. Bodine: Promised «4 Hy fan ‘hour. Inspector Walsh recently had charge of the West Side district, | formal statement explaining and de-|jaasutey Sa : Persone ce no Sui ean the. Ate started in the rear and spread rapidly tomar, y } ‘Pomprising the old and new Tenderloins, which is now. in charge of Inspeo- | fending to-day's action, H Bu ay a ment niade, with Vice-President Leona, builds , for MoLaughlin, It was peeling ih Haaettit hcl ee : : hs bens pani oy peli ta so tay natiire, Restaurstite, saloond, ‘printing, tbs, i ‘ peppery " ed 1a by! the’ ed x M’CLUSKY VERY BUSY. being ®t odds ‘over different points, ‘The er era a fl tne matter, Mr, Laois je wold to have [2 : Y Inspector McClusky was the bustest man, He leaped from the ground |4ecision to adjoin wag reached after a tf "|alven as his roseseon: tor reigning in | TeHot tie past fn: the modernized office bnilding ‘aiatetet, } i oor to the top floor and back again all afternoon, sometimes stopping in 1 genet Sb: balay Ga earn the et eat areal etaper ite el Hind ee Mee be oh il ot Directors thar | Reabiurant, where gather she old-timers of finance and’ law, Commissioner McAdoo's office, sometimes conferring with Inspector nar anémbers of the Mpiscopal Board = =e é : re aia "ia wont of a |i b-which ¢he fire sh pst he to that is Yarn. Wrcoks, sometimes talking earnestly with Inspector Cortright. Sergt. | of, Inquiry. were present \to-day when : BY 1-8, 1.08." tart Fall “anys Win me th’ his oontiection with aie ul ehanwe ny y ; SIS By Sheldon, of the Information Bureau, went through the butlding:at 4 o'clock | that body convened, in Woodchape} to 2 1 a Fig Bi pine Ga | Munroe. caeeeaen, procead art i Lt b Bulla ae ite re pha in the front, @nd informed all policemen on duty that they wonld be expected to remain Hl che jn mk lh vs seen PO ei aa pat: C101 BT The gine ek jet the fire was fought. Hoe was dragged. nti 6 o’clock to-day and every day hereafter, Aibiad Ps lth Piao) ‘ ‘ ; wpon tha Merce blake: ‘ng i mi rt Talbot. cS a Fram Jerome's Office to MoAdoo’s. oe there will be any action in his} Rev. Dr. W. B, Boding, of Philadel-| le material th thd, bullding y Wrood went trom Headquarters | ein against the gamblors, but, bé- | phia. presided, dnd the: following mom- r 1 Paps. inning next week, it 19 ex - \ ( At ‘office, where d pected that | bere of the -committess: were present: Y be ot Tan an tae with “Anslatan, |,2receeelon of gambling-houkh keepers | Contrel Pennhylvania Diocese, Rev, Dr. Ditelot-Attorney Lord. Tt was an-|ind.employeos will visit ts’ and tell | Henry 1, Joneay Rev, Dr. Rowers’ Terael, \ 1% * @ounced after his departure that he haa| “4M they know about conditions. William. Butler and) James M. Lam . a An important conference: between ‘In: | berton. apeured Mr. Lord of ‘his hearty &0-op- Spector Walsh and all the captains and * | » Wan bsound i i t : th ih comet with ash @nles' of | tHe , p third. hah \ bape baeidisry bf, the ‘Montreal ‘and ,Boatoh Bp my “ale cana ae Moin Sint Smelting Com-| seroretemig ie et he ion ae, H eration in cleaning up the Wost Forty- wardmentot his dletto iN , * Proceedings iat: f ——maventh street precinct, attention t9| neld tonday in the essed abstr Diocese of Now, York--Rov, Dr, Harry | q , hich thas been called frequently Of 18°) street: station, This conterenc’ waa or.|P. Nichola and Francie Lynde Steteon, 3 v | chtiene loans, ep, each floor of ‘the. Broad | By The Kvening World, a. this afe| “ered by Commissioner McAdoo: and’ Is| Diocese of Albany—Rev, 28, A, Enos | YAN. 18-601. DAY, \ 6 ; nee vantege bet it fighting the mother visitor, to Mr, supposed to prevage a series of raids | and Rev: Dr, Joneph Carey, FIngT. RAC! ‘< Win : J ternoon was Detective Sergeant Mclvor, | on east side gambling-houses and poal-| Diocene of Philadelphia—Rev. Dr, W. 295 * tworyear old of the West Thirtieth street station.| rooms in the district detween Fo a Acde- ‘fire S ur- |B. Bodine and George C, Thomas, ‘Loomis tas declined’ to, ede: ne fa im the: deatruction printed: a hpi ie tea idguienb ten mre 4nd One Hundred and Tenth| As soon as the committee entered tho for pe hen oe iis cin an change, Witch's printing: Neate a me ” ‘fi chapel the doors were cloned ‘and the i ‘upon “tg Bp Sastre He ak Poids J, Ryder, Tammany leader of |qntes Yeading to the edifice were closed from Board Smaern he an a Sects for the #inting ot the xchange records and -bistorles! ‘ ir Bae Claphs Doterall adie that, He cid Aaé| aati. wea’ meron Poe Comms tktng Wate een oe hn 1 : } a th» being — unanimously, | ree gs years, ‘and all''the sheets and books were kept In ( geturn the aubpoena, Molvor stated thin| sloner MoAdoo's statement peony Haat Reining, Maule ey Riveaneue tee ; R disc prty eattonaloenscaarw tt a ly available Rees So lef oy Thame oombes| from several hours, \ that he did deliver the sub-| connection with th , t di \ at ith te h 4) Sn Ghpcealiits Caper Cottrell when} and the polioe, seca ly on ai: Matderlok dpniloeety ot Polladels |e ‘Winner, best in di i. Ge ae aa mn. SUSPECT MAY BR ‘4 ith the) ire are Came & Btrewny Of home-goors. i hho reported that he had been unable to} World reporter to-day at his plumbing | hi: WO Prepared ‘the presentr@nt, ar | wongny hye ran good Fade from where he mot off, wn |e SSTATUR, VANDAL. Heehine Place And Heaver street, between which Berve It establishment, No. 154 Spring str rived here to-day, “He paid that he had oF Deputy, Commissioner Farrell, of | ald he would go hg Pele Hess, not been sent for, but that he was on * Brobklyn, got busy this afternoon and | @Wrtera to have a talk with the Com. |fand in oasé'the board desired his pres- + pent five of his detectives out to Ridge: | Mi#sloner, ence, i A) ‘wood, where they raided an alleged} gl want to find out by what right he Church People Angry, ’ 1-room in Ullinger's Hotel, at St. iiune,” sald Mr, Ryder, "When! Before golng into the meeting, Fran- ; Fiehoina avenue and Palmetto street. me Ryder mentigned in| cis Lynde Stoteon said that {t was his ‘ghere were 20 men in the place, of fernoon papers yesterday I had] opinion that» the board was illegally | — whom geven were arrested, charged that T was meant, but informa-| gonetituted,, but other members of the | yy ‘éd.on the building came-from every eourde, Cetera tho work of the fromen' until the fit | wan ioe tke | ad rt) directed toward. one point, i rst Mn MALE a Philadelphia Police say a Prisoner They Hold Had an Infernal Machine When Arrested, (Bpedidl tote Svening World.) PHILADMLPHTA, Jan, 13, Geasler ‘4 Reaseau, who had in his possession a 4 10 t ‘Dag | hich the’ police wi ly galloped, Estorre stopped Im wtieleh, Mien Gunn sed up making the pop arian lg Bie pitino 4 Phas since reached me that leada f 0 fwith running a pool-room, The names Ot, committee expreesed different | views, osesgesssss= tae BE Taunt oe tarty. wikiealee were 2 to believe that I am the man tho! sfosate, Butler and ‘Lamberton, both lay 897 THIRD RACH Five and @ halt furlongs, Fine 0; OR LB Lid Pane ion; | 8b the home of John Kelly, No, 2238 | taken, The prisoners ware locked up in| “Tender ogee eatererent 10, qaneteeh th Me sommelier peal: TART fourcvest-oldy and up. .Btart good. "Won driving place "| North Seoond street, this elty, torday by H Ti csatal tation, the Leader Ryder called upon the Com-| they were of the opinion that. the board | Pawan te — ; Detective: Miller. . Resveat' was cominits 1 -} the cals arene et oa Se ane use) to-day and asserted was lend and, Oude Gem Cow wes a Hares Bt 1, | ted to Jall for’ a further hearing ut the f ‘ tain c . injustice had been done him, He + fi a / da could | Hi dlepose of the | (262) Mirnon, Central-station on Monday. next. Ror te eae ( Maverick ‘ ‘The: contrivance: consisted \of a ‘look, ‘ 4 Under Cover, that he had any cotinection wit! Mf Pool-Roome hlera and demanded thet the Comeis-| “an, pariah, house in, whloh the board ait Hee Wane he only way the pool-room men} sloner tall him who had sald otherwise, ot 1s 1 ti ti ff 3 _ rd fwculd accept bets was over the tele-| All that Commissioner McAdoo would | ™ aealls EURO R TRE MBE phone, Nven this metliod was sur-/ aay was that he had geen Ryder’ rear of the Christ Cathedral and the rounded with every safeguard, No one! in the nowspapers. pet Bate to, the pathway leading to the swas allowed to talk betting to a’pool-| Charges against Capt, ‘Tighe,’ up to bui ding was guarded by a eexton, who bal , room over the wire unless he was Wellla short time ago in command of the | Tere’ away all who sought to gain Hf) Ynown to the proprictor, There was | Mercor street station, and Thapeoter | AY, !nformation concerning the deltt-| * } Woneral fear that the District-Attorney| pitus may be made in connection with erations of the boand, And the police might try to lay traps}the ald on a pooleroom in Mercer| He however, only reflected the sentt. | 2°" Simute tp4 n ined th Worth 4h, Feature at Hot gk tot siea| S0ein co r Q -—t. ge—Wintry: Weather at het tg ‘ont Vase bss do aadaal Mian, ‘dazed “int chine va the’ Scraitta Arkansas, Course. , furl ii 0.18 2-5, think that Resseau may be the man rae. Maris and "f art i ole ln who attempted to blow ‘up the atatue'of 6 i a Faas s PY EGE Rroferok the Gre some days 640..|! HOT SPRINGS RESULTS, New Orleans an Home—Montebank Good eer , dh ‘phone betting, etreet yosterday afternoon, Eyl ment of the communicants of the | ais, o. Worth afternoon that Resseau went to ‘his capameneanmeel , Mr, Jerome went to his country home | gainat the place wag wathored oy ae, | oattedral all of whom wre exceedingly a Lae house and offered to take tim to hie! FIRST RAOK—Bago (10'to 1) 1, & AN " fn Lakeville, Conn,, for a veot Inst | teotiy indignant that their church has been as In the end, a Bae aperd, er) wil proves miasing ‘brother, Owen Kelly, in New (re "i i? bight, He will not rotumn until Mon: | Aithough tt wae e ba vin | made to Agure in the case, even to the Wid Trianmen, got ia York, if he were paid $600, Mohut (7 te 8) Dr, MeCarthy 8, shalt furl imei, : ay, In his absence it is not likely |pocted list it ‘was never talded. may eae tho board meet in its] 9QQ FIFTH ter J Star pe oy aii ie ah x He: aad gate Maghing was) dlomentiod by the Baywood (8 to. 1) & SECOND RACKcritleal (1 to 2) |e PRE 1, Fra: Pilllpe (8 to 1) 2, Peggy| SECOND waciaedn s Members at Odds, a , WEATHER FORECAST | I8SARRESTS MADE Ms, Jenkingon wanted from his } iy by Byes DROWNED IN SOUND, Mine 3. to'1) 1, Harry New (6 to 1) a} . | rae pee hotel early in lay, and it was said) 2 iA INE Pay { m anim cens. Athelin: By rhs \ : ¥ | IN “CADEL” CASES, | that he tad gone to the pariim house ii Anes M 2 PS Pog i OCHELEE, Jun, 18.-Soldiers| THIRD RACB~Nervator (8 to 6) by Forecast for the thirty-six PibanleLen to ‘often the, board. abDL NEYCRRB CSWES | SEE SMa Cron pe a 2k EY aE i NRW NOCHELEM, Jén. i-Solters| amon (7 tO R Maver 8 THIRD RACE—Male Hanién Syatem Still Flourishes on the Mast| many bearing on the cugo as he had|——g= ver Ay Ee at Fort Slocum, on David's Island, in| 1) Mime . WD Eid a ily lde, According to This Ins | with hima, Ono of tae reasons for tne | Salat aie Marc Mane should ave won with, an start, the; Goud, were bias all dey papraning igen AY Ae Maklna (8 tp). aie day for New York Clty and vi || Ventiaator, reat care exercined in Keeping every |Wow_t2-heain, Tathees had no opel. he Aaterlae tor the body of Priyate Martin: Grit FOURTH RACE—Toscan (6 to 5) oinity: Fair to-night, followed by |) ‘Ten men and eight women who were/cne trom tho parish house was. that rahe pi) Company Inte leet night tino] Mamte Werth (6 to t) 2, Wild FOURTH risk Honan anow In the early morning; Sat- || arrested on the east side, above Tenth|the session was an Axcoedingly lively | MUNERAL ORDER '|Porrer New H ABAD [ein trom the for: to Now Rochelle, | Irishman. 3, to 1) 1) Lady Charlotte (8 to 1). urday cloudy, probably snow; pate eter Ierued i eke one, tho proceedings at times being ' IN HER WILL. OF Li I. ROAD. ‘wo othat. aoldlera. who were: tothe ‘Cay Aurumaster oi Loe fresh to brisk northerly winds, Jism in the Yorkville Court this atter-| ‘tive Was dus Yo the tuct tht ue bond anive boat ad nurtow esrepes ara | | FIFTH Hig th cal (8 to 1) 1, : COURE Se BEBE i i { ‘ 5 4 re only sav HO quick action of | M (3 to 8) asterisk 3. noon, charged with yagrancy, ‘This|W8S Mvided wmony iteclt as to Ith |New Rochelle Woman In jnted that mt Chosep to succeed | Ho 4 guards, who mann ‘ Hf | charge was merely a technical ono and, [Powers andthe propor course of pro- | jreiey Make Sure She Was Dead Worked Hin pened AOS ane to thelr rescuers © te ae , 1))4, (Belle: of Medford (3: to Hare she goes ng to Simon Noot, of No, ‘Thoke who hold that the, powers of patere: Balen y hence’ Wiillam F, Pott Aa t| ew Area aaldicrs had started out for! gixtH RACBK—ingolthrift (7 to| Hee? & ha bang and a roar— adway, formerly an Avaisant Cor-| the Board are supreme and that tt tw (Special to Th World) lam ¥, Potter, vice-president inatiaged to elip by th +9 he unger Woria Want Directory, J! poration Counsel, a much more serious OO On URE DUG Ite QuUty 10) k6 ON | ret PLAIN Jan, 181] the Long Taland Rallroad, was to-day | Ute OMe When hint ene fats | 10) t, Swift Wing (8 to 1) 2, Tete) sixTH RACE Leader (8 4 AYS MOR charge will be preferred agalnst the! possible inquity Into the presontment,| (8:my earnest request o my executors| elected president of that road by the|ot Neptune Harbor Gritihart’s cap bley | Nolre 3, Falernian (6 to 8) 2 Glendon, % Twelve Paaes of WANT ADB, Hho, were Jed by Mr, William Butler, wha] and my friends, Hat they anak Mae,bey-| board of directors as myccessor to the /fh, ™imed turtle ni the ‘three sol Sescle! th THe Evening World nagnt OFFERS Mr, Noot declared that he has been [WAR KAPARIEL aaconded Hy Mn ths |e oh faves place or aumiclont polecn- late William H, Baldwin, jr, The elec- | diors wore Nnrown Into the water, . Grill RSBEX PARK, HOT SPRINGS, Me (Spectal to-'The Bvening Wortd,) QE Positions }eollecting evidence 1 ¢ ne,ghborhood| that the presentment is legally botore | ous fluld Js Injected {nto Jt for, emba‘m~/.tlan was, vnanimous. hart ined m4 aan eid) OL in. 1M-ClOMAU ROLE Wenbhor Wha: frat NEW ORLEANS, Jan, 18.—The bi 8 Bar dnd sell Real at jot Mast Pourteoath t for the past them less of the request of thy| ig to insure death beyond question, I} Mr. Potter came to the Long Island |Seen agnin, Hit ithe aN a ely H PFO Jeigation. of the mix-up between i. BS bat Pumishea aon lien weeks, Yesterday he got thinty| presenters, that it be withdrawn, and| direct (hat my, remaing be placed 'n a) Ratirond na meneral superintendent SN eer WAC Re AlaaRe teat ace | vided ad Pia reece this aftr: {Cook and Jim Williams was contin “ Dune. and 4 Hen ; : IF ofS Fatah ma [warrants from Magistrate Barlow and| thet the charges contained in It should) aD. Ores cae familly lol ta, Cedar | ye geet mnie Pere. Beareuerte Teal | ut Fort Sloctim on » furlough, soime, the omowd huddiing in the bet. (todays add as a side Leauo nome ' i tT a ‘ turned them oer to probationary of-| In Atppare Be ther {ieee for fan | Grove brigade PBN iG pea Gora road, which began tn 1, during whic GERMANS LOST teh Tae ioe WEN Nat Die all the afternoon except dure |9ere de as to Nicol's ride on. Be Per auatayioe tavirnts,U cere to nerves Tie SharBon, Nock ays the ‘presenters even “in reqitesting the | a8 pedefble and that no’ black’ cof | Genge master, division ‘superintention’ | pent aN, Jan, 1b—The total losses of | NK tia actual progress of the races, ; yaad | ‘ DQ withdrawal of the presentment reiterate | shall be used,” and general superintendent, He js a ON i A @nowatorm swett through the yal- ME SATIONIES ALI. WaNta jis still rampant on the east vide, el th’ charges ‘contained. in Tt acd inait | Rete are the odd sects tn, the wil] Native of Cuca, Nt, the German troops in Southwest Attica, | ,,0 (tment, leaving everything. cov. (oation ‘eek ¥. declares that other charges will be} that they can be substantiated by dov-| of, Sop’! x ler, Of as officially reported by the Relohstag| any fi hat you dot fd by Reading, shai , umentary and vorlyal proof, which wie filew $th Sirs te Sil ikmian Laecgrancak Mel . Het {ered with the beautiful’ and provide it rectory, ta AO. away ino to. her ‘a, nephews, compete thority in| in-battle, di sense or mi that @ rendered it im scarcely likely. me our—-tay After ‘fo-Morrow———OUT | The eighteen prisoners were héld for! ‘Take Pivo's Uensumption £ eS greatnepbewa. and, great wevedrace I ‘eh by natives, & officers ond Bt men; Hot Springs wisesores say now a aes " further oxamination, Coughs, Colds Fey Serra Mie SSS) econ, wounded, &1 officers and 1M apoll of fine weather 19 dus, will eacape Hogs