The evening world. Newspaper, September 26, 1905, Page 10

TT TE TTT RIT ” eet __ THE WORLD: TUFSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 26, 1905. EIGHT TRIPS ACROSS BRIDGE TOI FIN POL TE MAN FOR $10 PRIZE ! Winner of th of the First Prize a Kindly Stranger, Bound from Brooklyn, Who Had No Thought of Re ceiving Reward. By CATHARINE KING. To-Night Again On the Bridge Cars, | $10 fora Seat| Mate My pola lve en The Eivenitig | World’s Offer of a $10 Reward Fails to Affect the Or- | dinary Bridge Hog in Nightly greece ge tremens ETS - i he * . Rush. SS, To-Morrow Night Lenox Ave, Express in Subway. $10 for a Seat me that ev cannot stir t the male per! went. In four | SIMON- P URE BRIDGE ‘HOG NOT es TED BY CASH & A SPOW WES = slip of paper T handed nim Just a Dream. When I started out f Norla that on my ‘8 Row, after I} @ crowded ‘rs man willing, ev the comfor been fortunat before me Vain imagination! about the bridge c firm. It was my f But I must tell gave me a seat My = experien: nding him will be the more interesting later in the narrative. Whatever Inter may be drawn from the fart that it was a man bc from Bruoklyn who w ing World prize tor cou to my sisters, who ar way during the ef every business day in ti eae Four times had I crossed the bridge | wy, HOEY from Park Row, twice on the bridge | © Sues trains and twice on the trolley cars, | 5°" w Catherine King will give the Bridge cars another trial to-night, during the rush hours. The first man io offer her a seat will be given $10. To-morrow night she will try the Lenox avenue express cn the sub- way, riding in its trains going up from 5 to 6.30 o'clock and giving $10 {87 to the first man who offers her a seat. The Star Hag 1 fs ca to take Three times had I r fourth trip, at 7 Gtate of despair. Looked Dubious. I feared I would have to take another o'clock, ned, and on this t) I was in al; The Man at Last. Before the train had swung around | Disappointed. Leaving Park R 5 T crow IN CELL FOR TRYING TO GET A FRIEND OUT: Levine Gets Seven Years’| _ Sentence and Rosenweig Is , in “Bad Fix,” Says Judge. David Rosenzweig, a barber, of No. venue, is in the Tombs be- to help Sol Levine out. ‘rested as a burglar on Aug. % In the rooms of Mrs. Ray Meyerowitz, at No. 106 East Fourth @treet. He was sent to the Tombs to ‘await trial and to plot to escape State's prison. First, he sent for Rosenzwelg, for whom he had once worked, and In- structed ‘him to go to Mra, Meyero- wits and give her $20 not to appear ‘against him. This Rosenswelg did, but ‘Mrs. Meyerowitz after pocketing the Money reported to Assistant District- _ Attorney Appleton. That official then had Levine's recom’ looked up and Wound he had served two terms in / prison for burglary. To-day the Levine trial began before Judge Newdurger in eneral Sessions. Carl Fischer-Hanren appeared on the Levine assured Mr. Hansen the had never befcre been arrested, ‘It ‘9 a case of mistaken identity,” Levine told “ts counsel, “and my om- ployer will coavince the jury I am an honest man.” pail Ment on the stand end swore 5 had never been arrested two Central Office de: tive NF had been sent to prison_on ferent nt oocasion e alt,” sald’ J oe, and tet ioige = aca opts r more,” Jt yews, sent to iti on the char ROUGH RIDER STOPS RUNAWAY ON BROADWAY Mounted Policeman Gives Ex- hibition of Skill Before Thousands, 1 Policeman Burdick, of tho skilful Broadway runaway rough tained thousands of down and subdu of busiest upper brute which w. ave done all sorts of damage if allowed to run unre- strained. the horse i* the property of John Fick, a grocer at No. 497 Seventh ave- nue, and was driven to a Ixht truck by a boy named Peter Hied. ‘The an- imal became frightened at Sixth avenue and Thirty-second street and Hied was unable to control him, Up Sixth avenue the scattering —pedestric stopped thelr cars pulled for the sidewalks, Burdick, on duty at ‘Dhirty-fourth street and Broadway, saw the runaway approaching. He spurred his horse, a splendid, intelligent animal, and then Went to meet the crazy steed drawing the grocery wagon. The policeman caught the bridle, steered the runaway through the maze of traffic at the Thir- ty-fourth street corner and stopped him, But a8 soon as he removed his hand from the bridle the horse bolted again, dick kep: the runaway in the le of Broadway until he reached st yoelghth survel, Where he wus horse charged, Motormen treet vehicles from the back of his mount, eld on to the runaway and But bi hi fies rare steering it pnte, the side topped he etek’ hives tolcund line's com Rave SSrURsied smith the runaway, hot allowe pitied WE ARE allowed to drive the lead the to tell employ, Srive aisht we powsslul beset,” oo tase hae 150 NEW ROUNDSMEN. McAdoo Makes Promotious, Drop- ping Only Ten Candidates, Commissioner McAdoo to-day nro- moted 150 patrolmen to be roundsmen. The men went before the Advisory Rows nd, SOALORGAY and were hauled over tS tee * fh of thoxe summoned failed to mor with fee ae anproval, of the board and gc eal FIRST SHIP TO VLADIVOSTOK, | United States Co MYSTERY IN ROBBERY OF NAVY OFFICER A Soldier Has Pleaded Guilty, | but Police Make Queer Hints. (Special to T r NEWPORT, R. 1, § Forrest T. Dorris, ¢ Adams today, pleade charge of stealing a a chain from Lieut,-c OR. Rush, U rounded in mystery. as far as the pol ed." said Chief Crow- ening World correspond- ent, ‘Had the case gone to trial there would have been sensational develop- ments and the soldier probably would have been cleared. As he pleaded gullty, Judge Franklin gaye him the smallest possible sentence—sixty days.”” The waten and chain were found tn a pawnshop, The police decline to dis- close when and where the naval officer was robbed, and he did not appear even at police station, The vy Department may now look into this very queer case, THIS SHIP IS concerned is ley to The A MENAGERIE Indramayo Brings a Cargo of Monkeys, Panthers, Snakes and Birds—Elephant, Which Died, Thrown Overboard, ‘Two white monkeys with black aces ure chattering to two dog-faced mon- keys in a cage in the hold of the steam- ship Indrafayo, from Manila and the! East, which anchored at pier No. 3,| South Brooklyn, to-day, They are part of a consignment of rare animals brought to this country by Capt. Cra- van, commander of the Indramayo, Capt. Cravan left China In June last, and at every stop he has made he has Se | Keetit, BOY'S TALK 10 COURT CAUSED HIM TO BE HELD § Judge Was About to Discharge Him When He Spoke of Placing Bets. confession of John B s Robert Who rec! missed a travel- ently Mng bag, 2 wateh worth $1 and some valuable paners from hls apartment. It's ten-year-old son, Robs ld that he saw Beyer take them. Keeltt then caused Beyer's arrest, y witness he had against him to-day was the boy. Magistrate Crane sald the testtmony of such a child was hardly sufficient to q bout to dismiss asked Beyer missioner, to place bets on ‘horses for aim. The he had, no e in men who bet on or SOTA Uta thors reaen, aad held hen tn $000 bail for trial. GEN. PORTER RE RETURNS. \t Oyster Ba Bay, Guest of the J. Went, Roosevelts. Gen, Horace Porter, former American Ambaesador to France, who has been a . West Roonevelt family, returned to-day to New ded tale with y in which the Moroccan situation and. 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