The evening world. Newspaper, April 13, 1905, Page 5

MURDER ENDS WILD REVEL IN TENDERLOIN. Peacemaker Killed and Others | >. Stabbed, One Is Dying. WOMAN STARTS FIGHT. All Night Orgie In Toby’s Cafe Leads to Fierce Battle with Knives, POLICE ARRIVS Too LATE, Youths and Women Get Away Leaving Their Victims Welter ing Behind. One man {s dead, a second ix dying.) a third fe eo badly hurt that thore ts Attle chance for him to recover, a hands! gome woman is stabbed, and a half- Wozen other men—some of them mere! youths—are injured, as tho result of a4} night's rovel in the Rathskeller of! Toby's Cafe, Thirty-first street and Broadway, a revel in which eight young; men figured as spendors of apparently, fanlimited quantities of money. THE DEAD, RAY JOYOR, eighteen years old, dav- keeper in the saloon, who lived at No. (2% West Thinty-ninth stroet, and whose j father is Whiter I. Joyoe, ex-Captatn)| jet Company H, Seventy-first Regiment, ywho lives at No. 25 Wet Bitty-Gret) treet. THE BADLY INJURED, BERNARD DOYLE, twenty-two,jone pf the proprietors of Toby's saloon, who ives over the place, Stabbed in the right slde, the wound puncturing(the Jung; on the forehead and about) the farms. Will dle. EDWARD WDSTON, twenty, @ wait. |} at, employed in Toby's, of No, 149 Wast Pitty-ninth street. Stabbed in the left ide and right breast, His condition ritkoal, i" Spent Money Freely. ‘The elght young men wont into tho place Inat night at 11 o'clock, Until 1 o'clock they stayed in the bar \d then, excited from drink, they wont the rathskellor, After a short time me Pad Asda debare anys it Shed divclt damaratelie sh sda! abs Lvambemdd a J aunt a litte of tho | tls Maen was fresh, his and o nhls face was the loom of youth, No Bravado In It. Not once did he pale w! read the law to the Jury, was notning of bravado In his pos Iie attitude, THIS SHIP HAS AN OPIUM DF, ‘WIM Carry Chinene Across the Rae | eife—Carryivg Capacity Lark- eat of Any Veasel Atlont. and JURY IN BOY MIIRDER CASE pANNOT tea color 4 8 pace, SOLVE PUSH"CART PROBLEM. ; Ame: he new atoamehip Dakota, Vhe Clty Can tack a Co-Operative en's talior shop at No, 292 |Policeman’s Sox Charged with | Fast Kighey-htth atreet one night la 4 Pkt a si Killing Brother Will Face tna all threo wore. avinking. beer New tat was a hot night and the boys became |. Jand will be uscd ervice from mio. consti the Onent, she buldt in New London and aniled Hampton Roads for oonl, with a, cane freight ene will wa for Bnattle. The Dakota ts 69 feet tong, From her | navigating bridge to the bottom of her | keol ts 85 fost 4 inchus, which 1s equc the holght of an ordinary ten-st» hullding, “When fully laden her 4) placement is 33,000 tons, Her gro’ {onnage Is 20,718 nd hor spped Is fteen kagts tn heavy sous. 26 puch cart problem was to Afior load ve | of miscellaneous round Cape Horn lowed by a largo ‘od before the Push| Geore ‘oe snd pligh' \querulous, Jim says he did not have Jany beer, and no wiiness has gainsald | that part of his testimony John, the elder brother, had remained | from home the night before ad after @ spall of silence, tvok him to Aftor boing out one hour and five min- utes to-day the jury tn the case of | ®W8Y Jameo A, Connolly, the, fiftecn-year-old | Jim, | tam for It, ho Daieode te built to Accommodate |0n of Policeman Thomas. Connolly, 200 frst cubln passengers, 2,400 In the |eharged with killing his brother John| "You'd better Bo home; he said. As steorage and @ crew numbering 269.! with a knife last August ih a tailor an anwwer John slapped Jim's face, An unique innovation fs an opium 4 Rateleft, known #8 “Dutehy’ by bia | shop on Bast Eighty-fifih street, an- pet at the atom for Chinose passen- | sinced to Judge MoMalion in General | friends, Interfers*, and Julin took It Sessions that no verdict could be/for granted the two were set agalnst m reached, him, Later he threw a chair at Jim, SUGDEN’S CHARGES DROPPED | “‘33r"ore tor acquittal and two for| tut the latter dodged. conviction, Came Back for Fight. In John the idea thit he was wronged |by the two younger boys became scat ed and he returned to the shop after he had left at the conclision of the first row, Jim was oti whittling the Young Connolly was perfectly placid during the walt for the return of the fury and showed no change in counte- hance when the jury re-entered tho court-room. ‘The oy was remanded to the Tombs to awalt a now trial. When the Judge delivered his charge stick with his penknife. earlier in the day the boy maintained | The smouldering fires of wrath burst hia composure, In the rear of. the/out afresh and before any one knew courtroom sat his aged mother, her/juat how 1 hupponed the two boys face as sorrowful as the mourning| clashed. John dropped to the floor with clothes and vell ahe wore. His father,|@ stab wound in hia grain. Then Jim, in uniform, sat nearby, his head bowed | with his arm linked in that of his Ina griet that was ~atent to all, brother, steadied hisn out of tho tailor Young Connolly came into the court- shop ¢° the strestt (od walked nim room dressed plainly, but scrupulously | ward a drug store in Gecor onto Helean, In the top side pocket ot hia| sary ged rent days inter, ne pe overcoat his gloves were neatly placed, The charges that former Dotective- Sergt. Edward B. Sugden made against Acting Inspector O'Brien, of the Central Moe Detective Bureau, embracing Remlect of duty and, condiiat unbeco Ing an officer, for the things the I oLor sald when, before the Citlow ‘Aan: tond minittes at “6 thrown down omni! estore. MoAd who said that they were not of such character a: warrant any further Investigation, SEE ee an Another Mystery Solved! How Sherlock Holmes found a clue in clmarette ashes and a pair of eye-glascos ig thrillingly narrated In ‘The Adve ture of the Gold Pince Nez" in the Sher- ook Molmes color supplement of Satur. ‘day’a Evening World, Bole Proprietor, According to one of the polteemen Jim Sommireton in the Mayor's office presented plates — the markets in Hanem, ¢he Eas t8ide Thee men aro willing to ibute hawaii the erection of the mar a it the City 6 peepaned to on- * Wpon A co-operwive Boheme. eulng the Commiaeion da "Our plan, it carried out will ne~ built, wit the Jar ret ourrying capa: | eae Connolly, hie brother Toh aa FOUR EDS ADCORTIEDE Oe eve Rush en pit oO oe push ¢ ee to the arent Nomihiern} Btowmshiy th a Bho push rclare that AID FOR MRO. 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They placed the woman on the table and made her dance, and quarrels jong theméelves became frequent. Enen Dayle came down trom the saloon jand asked that quiet be restored Then second woman entered. “How are you, May Johnson?” she jealled to the blond woman on the table ' Woman Started Trouble, ‘The woman addressed as Johnson ob- fected whem the newoomer started for the table, She called to one of the men/| fj known to his companions as “Red.” “Drive her away, Red,” sho orled, and playfully at @rose and kicked the @ stomach with all his Btrength. Thon the fighting began in earnest, and when Doyle took @ hand to pestove quiet the elgnt men and two wom. en stopped fighting among themselves nd one man lunged at Doyle with his knife, stabbed him in the forehead and, he fell, stunned by the blow, drove je knife to the hilt\in his side, As Doyle fell ‘bleeding Weston rushed out fo save him from further assault, when tthe man with the kn! him, Dwice Weston was stabbed bafore this body fell aorows that of his eni- ployer, By one nearly every man in the drawn a knife, Dhey wer eady to stab and out one another when, young Joyce appeared on the stairway, He stood on the steps for # second Bnd then advanced, As he stepped for. ward one men, supposed to be the sam d,"" with the ready knife, wushod et him’ Lid plunged the weapon Into, his heart. oy’ word and died on rit apo, Mitre en ent Bolen. cue Chey William ‘Guiney, ‘part owner’ of the Baloon. ‘bending joybr the des je Unconaciot Er bis partner, Doyle, and t! ci ren Noar Guiney were ©) ¥o; roolworth, Geor I ae a einivin Shute with viol olne yar and the three ae were fe Ne inoaeon, arles youne laf NO, OL ates Syren. 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