The evening world. Newspaper, January 12, 1906, Page 5

} ~ GETS ORECASH TO | STAMP QUT DISEASE Health Commissioner Darling- ton Tells Board of Estimate Department Is Crippled. ‘At the first meeting of the new Board ‘of Estimate and Apportionment, which twas held to-day In the Council Chamber ot the City Hall, Health Commissioner Darlington made a demand for money Keep down disease. ‘hen the budget was made up last year the appropriation asked for by the Health Department was cut $850,000, which, according to Dr, Darlington, has sadly crippled the Health Depari- ment. At the meeting of the Board to- day Dr. Darlington first asked for $185,000, of which $25,000 was to be used for the care und prevention of diph- therla and other contagious diseases in | the city and for the ~1yment of salaries | oa! fog Me ret medica Inspecto.s and nurses em- | , -4lington. “Neither does the State gov: érnment. Whether they did or did not, we are not only leg: but morally Pound to attend to our “business, and this Is the most Importint part of It. 1 dont suppose you know tt, but $5: ployed in treating persons {11 with atph- | theria. | “I want to say now,” Dr. Darlington) ‘wont on, “that we need that money for | the purpose of manufacturing anti- toxin, most of which we givo away. I want to tell you. Mr. Mayor, that there ‘were more than three thousand fewer | @eaths in 195 from the diserzes for which we ask this $6,000 than thore| were in 1904. It 1s all due to the anti-| toxin.” = All the Borous Presidents were at] the meeting, but the only one who ob- fected was Bird S. Coler of Brooklyn. | “T, f.r ane. object to the Mitr of New | York cntering Int) compition wa private enterprises.” Mr. Coer said. | A hot re‘ort wos on Dr, Da linst 7’ Ups, but. the Mayor, who saw a § Brewis restored erder. Then came the Tequest for $19,000 to-enabe the We eter d Com:nissioner appointed by the Board of Health for the purysse of Investigat- ing the causes of te respiratory | discases and suggesting rerrdies to Be applied for thelr prevention. | “1 do not see why the Healtn De- pertment of Now York should use up! y and time tn making Investiga- 8 of such a kind,” sald Mv. Coler. the national government “Does not nal government does not @o anything of the kind, cried Dr. Dar-} cent. of the iis an New. Yore fon will wet the money eee eapuneon gucoseaed tn getting appropriation of $130,00 for the pure Pose ot oot datraying the expenses in caring atients to be treated in the Uberculosis sanitarium corducted by Je department In the town of Mount eRe e County. sirict-Attorney. Jerome was before board to ask for money to pay two sien ers, and $2,000 to adjust sal- aries. He got it. In fact there was not a single “ni heard to any of the resolutions offered. ee PHYSICIAN KILLED IN AN ELEVATOR Dr. Harry A. McGronen Crush- ed by the Freight Lift in a Store. A stranger thia afternoon ent red the freight elevator ut the store of Green- wall Brothers, at No. 1550 Third avenue, find was taken up, At the toird floor te either was selzed with a fit and fel or his clothing became caught In the ele Vator and he was crushed between (0 ide of the car and the wall Amos Bishop, the boy who was run- ming the car. was so scared that h> failed to stop the elevator promptly and the car continued upyard f-r some di: tance, leaving body fre> to fall to we cellar. When the body was picked vp it was ay Lady Barrow, widow of Sir George Barrow, Bart., the original of Sir Thomas Lawrence's celebrated portrait of “The Beautiful Miss Croker,” now owned by by J. She was considered a historic personage, as she had lived in five reigns. Lady Barrow, who was born Pennell, was the daughter of John Wilson Croker, well known as politician and author, and head of collateral branch of the family fhat gave to New York the most noted political leader is has Pierpont Morgan. had in » score of years. ADMITS 1 COURT GFT OF GARTERS Man Arraigned by Wife for Non - Support Gave Them to Friend. A matrimonial misadventure was aired in the,Morrisania Court to-day, when Mrs, Emma L. Segura, of No. @ West One Hundred and Seventeenth treet, appeared to charge her husband, Alex, T, Segura, with abandonment. the alleged that her husband had left { her without support for two years, and that in that interim she was forced to depend for her support on the charity of a woman friend, “He ill-used me in every way,’ said Mrs. Segura, thea, as her anger rose, “he used me like the dirt under hie feot."" of middle age, seemed but kittie dis- tuched by ‘the allegations of his wife. | He wore’a diamond stud in his green | ve and smiled genialiy throughout } the proceeding. He denied the charges of his wife in detail. “T war in the automotile busines hefore the snow came," he explained. t found to be terribly mangled and the Death had exull crushed. been in- staneous, In the pockets of of ee Good man was found print street. ‘There was also a ‘rail sum of money ped a godt watch and chain. ‘The Kientity of the man was not at first established, as it was thought he Capt. MoGronen, of partment, or pos- apy. the Rev. @. MoGronen, is re SG aplaln. Les Seat hist oat SC police sta- w Doten the East cre ey sire ite iaenuly, ‘of th man has been Kk, of Harry A. it Dr, MoeGront home could anak the doctcr was doing at the ate, nor Way fe should re. mieouer to use tho Eraient instead tor. ot he, pagserter deva Fi ical examiner whe Beara cone wag 8 yn Fire De} “Gronen, station o ea, ideo ogi See ‘Headquarters also a brother and of Rev, Di sy McGronen, of Bt, wis. oman Cathoo Church at ful and ~Grove streets, Brooklyn. epi McGronen Is a chaplain in the § Department, pe oi ah © STOLE A TIMEPIECE. Mannion Wilk Now Do Eight Years . in Sing Sing. May L After thut she ts to recelve % a week. Mr. Lid bet was paroled In| "line custody of Miss Stevens, the pro- He | MANHATTAN HOSPITAL Phat killed it T am now employed as an agent by a butter and egg con- cern at No. 291 Greenwich stre*t.” about Juliet?” asked Mrs, Se- gura’s counsel, Mr, Segura turned a pained expression upon the questioner. “How about these garters ywu gave her?” persisted the lawyer, ‘Oh, yes," responded Mr. Segura. “That wae a friend who I!ved in West Fortv-ninth street. I er—gave her a pair of garters, silver garters, that | cost $6."" ‘The Court ordered the Aefendant to pay hig wife the sum of, $4 weekly unt.l bution officer. “Funny. sald Mr, Sezura, as he. i the vourt-room, “I always have to a woman taking care of me." SUPERINTENDENT DEAD. Dr. E. C, Dent Expires Very un! expectedly On’ Ward's: Island, Dr. E, C. Deni, Superintendent of the} Manhattan State Hospital on Ward's Ieland, this city, died early to-day very » Michael Mannion, twenty-four years old, of No, 46 West Twenty-cighth Gtreet. wanted a drink of whiskey the "rie. riage arya i a Nit ae ie oad ti d onan beth w ela ‘watch and A ped ai a a'to-day ‘ lanmon's aay ‘date Gen George Ade! ea a the Joy consume rt 4 yf he’ S Ade'a Sh kg sar repeal te unexpectedly of heart «rouble at hie reridence, on Ward's Island Pr. Dent was about yesterday attend- ing to his-duties, although his heath ‘wus poor, He awoke from sleep eurly: today with an attack of. heart trouble rane | and was trying % reach bis medicine when-he fell dead. Dr. Dent came from Misalesipp! and has been connected with the Manhattan State Hospital for nearly thirty yeara, for ‘twenty-five of which he haw boon superintendent. Dr. Dent was an authority on nervous Giseases. He was secretary of the Pasychologion! S ciety, member Ot. the City Medtoal Socte:y, the Acad- pty ‘of °c jedicine, Physicidns’ Mutual Mr. Segura, a prosperous-looking man | Ing Be ici oi bl aa MI thi OU ek a i a her aed i) i Al ES THE WORLD: FRIDAY E EVENING, JANUARY 19, 1906. is dead in London at the age of ninety-seven. BEAUTIFUL RELATIVE OF RICHARD CROKER DEAD. She was GREENE AND GAYNOR {TRAIN VICTIM WAS MUST STAND TRIAL) — PHYSICIAN'S WIFE Court Rules It Has Jurisdiction, | Young Woman Killed at Un- and Counsel for Prisoners Then Demur. SAVANNAH, Ga. Jan. 12—Judxe Speer in the Federal Court to-day im- mediately upon its convening, read his opinion upon the special gles of counsel) erniney ke dercliff Identified as Mrs. Mac- Donald, of Hackensack. ‘The body of the young woman killed by an brie Ratiroad train at Under- cliff, N. J., early to-day has been ntifed as that of Mrs. G. MacDonald, denry G. MacDonald, of of Greene and Gaynor as to the juris- Piackenenck: diction of the court. This opinion was adverse to the defendan's, whose peti- tion that they be discharged from cus-; the station an express tody was denied. Col. Meldrim, of counsel for the de-! fense, court. upon a demurrer to indictment he had been visiting friends in Un- reilft and was returning home when killed, While crossing the tracks ‘neat train swept {around the curve and was upon her be- fore ste could escape. No one wit- nessed the accident and the body was excepted to the opinion of the’ not found unt : Bei ea MN Segment. ete ind until several hours later, Cor fo. Sil of the body and WEALTH Salah Rrsgbd EMAC TIEGWORIOOK Seater Corde ey tee teehee ine Pell, of Ridgewood, took charge nd of the specified in its charge that the defend- dead w ants had swindled the government, fail- Seton F Barthold, ‘of Buffalo, and had h to show just wherein not complied with the specifications of the harbor contracts they had secured , ;for the improvement of the harbor at: Savannah, whereby they and others are: alleged to have profited to the extent} of nearly Specia} Assistant Attorney-General Br- jwin replied to the argument on the de- murrer and wan, answered briefly by Col, Metdeim, an@ upon vhe conclusion ot the speech of the latter Judge Speer | anncunced that he would overrule the demurrer, “WOULD ‘DO NO HARM” To Quit Coffee, the Doctor said. An Oak Park lady writes of her coffee experiment: “I am of middle age and had been a coffee drinker all my life up to 5 years ago when my physical condi- tion became 80 serious and medicines did so little good that I began to sus- pect that coffee was doing ~\e harm “I had gradually become very nery- jous, my heart grew subject to dis- tressing palpitations and my menta! faculties had gdt into dull, torpid condition. ‘©! weakness that made it almost impos- sible to get around. “My physician examined me nr’ said my heart was affected. I asked him if coffee was {njurious to me an he replied that it ‘would do no harm’ to stop drinking it for awhile. Ana go I quit it. 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Mias Cora Collins, of No, 3% Bast Twenty-second street, was a happy young woman as she limped on her cork leg out of the court-house at Flushing to-day after @ jury had given her a verdict of $16,000 against Bernard’ Bim- berg. She had sued for $20,000, | In ‘he petition Miss Collins, who is | a decidedly pretty young woman of | \weaty-five or thereabouts, @uated that in keoruary, 1903, she atte dance in the Weat Side Lyceum, a hall run by the defendant at Fifty-second sirect and Seventh avenue, Manhattan, and shat in coming down the balcony stairs she caught the heel of her shoe in a hole In the matting which covered the steps and fell, breaking her left leg. It was nece: to amputate the in- | Jured leg thtee Inches below the thigh. Her sult against Bimberg was tried before Supreme Court Justice Martin Keogh. Bimberg offered no defense, and was not even represented by coun- sel, All the witnesses who appeared | testified for the crippled young woman, She alleged carelessness on the part of the defendant. The amount arvarded to Miss Collins surprised overybod court. The jurors were out only fi minutes. Bimberg 1s one of the Bimberg broth- ers. One of them. “Bim the Button Man,” owns the Yorkville Theatre. skort ik ol Nasi, es he | Ue CHECK REVEALED SECRET WEDDING Came Back “N. G.”—Now Father May Stop the Bride’s Allowance. Marlon Van Note, the very dapper young son of former Mayor L. D. Van Note, of Mount Pleasant, N. J., was arraigned in the Harlem Court to-day charged by his mother-in-law, Mrs. Susanne Raber, of No, 282 Manhattan avenue, with obtaining money from her under false pretenses. 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