The evening world. Newspaper, December 24, 1906, Page 1

; PRICE ONE to All.” “ Circulation Books Open t CENT. NEW YORK, MONDAY, DECEMBER 25. EOw Oo — WALDO UI AND SOCIETY. MAN NAMED FOR HS JOB *Bugher, Rich and with! Army Record, to Do Rhinelanders’ Work, ! O'KEEFFE IS PROMOTED, but Will Remain in Charge at Brooklyn Headquarters. tHe Is Made First Deputy, f *MORE PAY FOR DEPUTIES Military and Social Record of the} New Millionaire Member of Bingham’s Official Staff. There In a new Firat Deputy Police } Commissioner Ueadquarters. Rhine- Iagder Wald) retired from the office at midnigh ed by Arthur J Becond Dep day on Satu nd wan succeed- oO who has been dquarters an Capt. Frede Bugher, who has | acted As se Deputy ¢ . Watdo sire lan eds | OK it Deputy t has one Soot off outer eds the and will drop gra over dan. Lif not soone Firat Deputy O'Keeffe wit Brookiya, wher eminently satisfactory, Capt} Bugher pertorm the dutica th havo heretofore fallen to the First Dep~ Utyy wo that Mr. O'Keeffe will be First | Depuryin title only-iis promotion be- Woof hls we Mthe salary of borti-the #n cond Deputies will by Mr. Waldo, who isla n: to struggle a George | Fetired, will ac Commisstoner retired cay army, ee te to shelt Bef ese ones, ‘ and 7 c ae yogan sane wie Appeared to be an edus Capt. Bugher’s Career. ne - ay u Freese Cots foray peda n w its birthplace yas Indl VANE 2 | place) 2, Tyrolian 3, | Marcia, the lttle «git tad not yet €ecoml Dep Commissioner Bu, ) ‘ | recoverel fn the worrow of sep (pronounced Bewer) is quite as distin- arating from both mother and father, daar aaniinccmon veTaione THIRD RACE—Missourl Lad (3 to/und sie wot In coum. “The box. who] se DL appear to appresjate th : maven soni. He,t 4/8 and: cut) 1, Jacomo (2 to 4 for| {io Boat fi owed biaeasipatny : 80 He (late A, lage\iaiDebae a: TINK AtG, NOU HIS nine hand aed. ‘Bugher, 11s mother |e now the wite| Pac? 4 pattihig hes on the chet.) 7 | of Renr-Admiral Ludiow,’U, 8. Nop ces [« asin amet eivaeNdlo inal nephew otihe GROUNDS NEW ORLEANS. j Admiral Dewey and. of Jon =k prised to the air} | Lean, ownes of the Cnrctmau 1a this aftefnoon and a very at-| At the beginning of tive ‘card brought 1 American war Mr. Bugher was w. ye RUCUent OPE aaleree| @4 assistant superintendent of the dance, The weath was cleay Washington Gas Company. With the | 3nd cool and the track: waa in fair aid of his fnfivential retatives he se- | cured & commission as captain of vol- unteers and went to Cuba with Shat- ter's division. He ook part in the bai- de ut El Caney, became Il! and waa ins Yallded heme on the steamsip Yellow fever developed on the Bnd bn the AYTVAL Ol the ship York the young: soldier was Swinburne Island) From re ¢ransferred to Fort Hamilton, where remained untl he retired from the army in 1999, After leaving the army he settled in| this city. He owns the mansion at No, | 10 K street: Washington, a country home at Oakdale, that is one of the shaw | places of Long Island, nnd a shooting | | sent he was. to Jodge at McHenry, Md., in the heart st} tho Allegheny Mountains, In thie city | he It at No. 78 Irvin chidren, mmissioner Bugher js n| member of the Calumet Club, in thin the Meiropolitan, Country and Chise Hunt ctivs, of Washing. qnd tho Essex Club. of Massachu. Ie owill be observed trom these Sarite and tw Deputy w temarita that’ the soclety end of ipolioe henaquar x not deteriorates mith the retirement of Rhinelander NValdo. =~ Kept Change Secret, in the kovernment of ment were mada tast The -#h Police Dep. urday, but Were not given oat | Toa until Commissioner 1 reached his oilice today. Dopp ty Com: missioners O'Keeffe land By sher took the oath of otlice from Mayer Se Man at the Cliy Hall and buckled as to Work ih thelr respective omuc, wow” Gabi: he dutl We thorournly ‘fanyi} With tie du is nom posits fromaix montyst POW position The re Wee of Tuy fled Dec, _ AL rea te eminyaciee bieee it ommissioner. Cort I have the honor “hy Poll ¢ ta hereby ten- 1 De, der my TamiKNIYon as Polos Commissioner (9. taki our convenience, ‘This roslenation i nidered with tesret but ih conde: quende of personal reasony Avalling myself of thi my admini yours: tr Per iias Snvishing success, I sya af you an R Bingham ss | Spl “place, with his | x NEW DEPUTY FOR GEN. BINGHAM, oe GETS WALDO’S frederick +t: eee FAIR GROUNDS BEGINS WITH Al EXCELLENT CARD | Gentitty Stakes Feature of First Day of Track’s Second ‘Session. NEW ORLEANS RESULTS. FIRST RACE—Toy Boy (12 to 1 and 5 to 1) 5 end 8 to 5) 2, Gargantus 3. cond: the ton, mia CHrl, Mtegan and ot The mit regent and Jockey Tos" Hoy } W to. the front runniaz to the streteh Wed by Jnck Hard the streush Toy 2 taking tho dea Spider’ Web, and fol- d Colthess, 1; d-stnonsr a a Tenwth £ Gargantua the ‘om. ra length for thy place ON TACK —thyte-yeqrlde and ip ward; #x furlongs Welt ad Jookeya 10% La Ama n the stretch. follin Miseourl Lad and Jarome. omMinsiyher fi Soe or Dec. 7 has ering. Sots Rand f First De pitty a Shs atu of, hy tot react atch gavarday. | D /- Thanking en Four Kind wishes! (and with: mye pf! fishes for voursele und” your Auge guecess. tm, 4 F ronan anger ful { ‘THEODORE A Bit on ry this order to Me stretoh, wh Lad went to the front’ ns 1, Spider’ Web (9 to 2) Mr SECOND RACE—Palleday. (9 to 2) ng Roof -Koin—on the outside athile the radi was was a st lumpy an | As a futu ¥ Stakes, a A welling affacr at 6% furlongs was the offering, dtr a fine field in | Moi unc bo. Sir.) -Toddine: h- ae onaitielay ais race tad De Broglie, Who Gave and Mis mart Lad Nateatine 1 $s ‘ a Taree had good Aid and promned a] UP litle for Love, Finds, pone OHS ee oy Position Here, ers =p gut one nate turtonge | S| worty-founta ii E INSANE, # TOOK BABIES 10 'Broadhead Said He Couldn't Care for Them | —InquiryBeingMade, END OF CHRISTMAS TRIP. Ora | Family Came from Tarrytown | to ‘Shop,’ but Mother’s Affile- | tion Leaves Them Helpless. | CHILDREN TEARS. Little ‘Girl Carries Dolly in Her Arms and Holds Brother’s Hand as Led Before Judge. Clasping a doll in a blue dress with one hand and holding a hankerchief to her weeping eyes with the other, Marcia Broadhead, | chia dressed lke a daughter of wealthy parents, stood at the rall in the Children’s Court to-day while Justice Olmsted considered her strange case. Beside her was her prose Ross Broad- head, aged six, A. Ll. Bohn, detective of the Children’: soclety, asked that two be te manded to the custody of the society until Dec. 28, for further investigation, and this was done, Agent Orlando F. Lewts, of tho so- clety, first heard of the aase on Friday, when a man repredenting himeelf as Hugh Broadhead, of Tarrytown, N. Y., | called with the two children whom he | claimed a3 his, and asked that they be cared According to and for the © Information ."afr. Lewis able to obtain, Broadhead and his wifp, Flora, came to Manhat- tan Tarrytown last Thursday to do tome Christmas ahoping, and while in Washington -aireet, airs. {iPand Was sent to t Mospital, and ‘inter ue for observation as to. her hildren showed by their ad been well cared for, 8° shopping expedition they were persona of |imeans, Hro ad is said to linve told Lewin that he no Jonger had a [home tt Tarrytown; that hls, wife was | separated from him and the children [by her sudden aftiiction, and that he had’ no fuvans of wupport Mo berged ough thy dresi that they and thelr pars [indicated tat HIS LIVING AS ery nick of time rellef hag Nice Robert de Broglie, whose to his, American actross- wit timate TAM ty terranes Ta Saw coat Ftc, and fingly bis last rentutaing | dollar, g or weeks, so it develops. he has been Huiving th poverty tr nly to) carn Jit Uvelfhoo for) hims. ts wife and 1 reold) child. «Aid came to from an unexpected source, of his more prosperous days af hia pilgtet, secured Nim a po- ; salesman with the firm of & Watson, dealers in chnia at > 7 \Murray street. On ‘Thufaday | he will begin his new duties, In the meanwhile his wife is. offered an engage in*a London theatce, but far has been inable to raise moncy forther passage to>Bogland and |tor the necessary costumes ,A few days ago the couple were compelled to on el in Brooklyn, where they had been Hving They hia looms Jn ihe | sitdn | Paro hed ed ty meagre tart eno quarter on West chi) will de ‘a people In r false tho home of sent nowld the 9, th the |'s4 Lesa than am ago the Prince's hier, Prince Amadee do Broglie, float a tn che Paria courts. to mello sig, The couple ‘August in Chicago, qaeckniated. his father mings his th papera her Alexandar, tharrlod last 1 Prings Robert tnd taking out citizenship ieceniic ioe wife @peared tn vaude- illo sn cla city, singing clasatoal sung, While te Cringe agted aa director ‘ot eight years old, a beautiful | [| —Yes. strange though It may ton by dran-7—pmatée—him MEN CALLERS BARRED BY NEW GERRY SOC! Y RULE AT HOTEL! fe WomenGuests| at the Narragansett Make Vigorous Protests. MANAGER IS. UNMOVED. Clingsto Regulation That Call- ets Must Be Received in Public Room, REFUSES TO CHANGE IT. Some. of the Patrons Not Bound by Leases Have Given Up Their Rooms, 9 For several years J. Jay Allen ran the Narragansett Hotel, at Broadway and ety-third street, to the profit of him- felf and the joy a ood many of whom are unmarried women. The Narragansett {s one of the’ hand- some, family hotels that stud the sky: Mme of upper Broad- way. But a tew wekn ago Mr. Ja f hin ,ucsts, heaven-reaching J. Alten em, that in the way he spells {t—nold hin lease on the houre toi Mr. Edward Bronk, a for- mer commercial traveller, Mr. Bronk took charge on Deo. 1. His first move was’ to ornament and beautify the re- ception-room cn the first floor. When he got through installing new furniture end had changed tho draperier and | hung two chaste of! paintings uson | the walls the unmarried women among njs guests united in saying the recep- tlon-room was a perfect dear. ‘Poor things! they little knew what was afoot, The Offensive Rule. For thé very next day the new man- Ager promulgated General Order No, 1. It read as fololwe; After Dec. 18 singlo ladles will not be permitted to receive gentleman callers in their fooms, Ladies de- siring to see their gentlemen callers have the privilege of a handsome reception room on the first floor,’ a OA fow weeies aco their AR. closed and since thon thelr Bounty. fina pave eaten up by living expenses, the. ord DYING an VICTIMS OF COLD WAVE |: £O A of in 3 “\the teachings of Jesus’ earta $05 vouse, of Bawiok, has swept thesirest- TE W tn = rapidly t n eesiot way ot ne é é housetop found i] iis front Window o <4 ie Such is part of the grim record of the cold wave that descended on WINNERS AY. NEW ORCEAR |New York during the night. rain : inhibat Bey. Cf all the tragedies the case of a little girl of fifteen dying in the aes ‘ ‘Gy Ma a: Kings County Hospital, Brooklyn, from exposure; seems most pathetic. Lanipadrome, The child fell insensible at the threshold of the Union Church of Christ, on Linwood street, where ‘she had tottered from in front of a : earby toy shop. /, or ales Megat Few in the throng of shoppem/ | TEMPERATURE. through which the child had passed ‘SAYS VG eC A ACTS ARE. Midnight coos 10 above ero | noticed her pathetic condition, She was RAM, Bape rere i clad only in a ehort frotk of ‘fimay. on pe Kabove cero "Whiter Material that fell scarcely to OPPOSED 10 CHRISTIANITY 9 AL Oh «Ad above sero | her knees. Hee low shoex were tim s 10-4, M Eppes dere Rnd the bare toes and heels protruded Declaring that the West Side Y. M.;1ent at the Weat Side Branch of classen hn {Galovesero| through the (tattered leather ana line acted “distinctly contrary to ate and stock investments. Less ragement to yo: ne Men who incomes tx eatablishing eek support from Unvarne the bospital, 4 in Brooklyn, and hurried dying-from exposure to a hospital; man found Lost Lad Perishes in Lonely Bronx Marsh—Ill Clad Girl Falls Uncon- —' scious from Exposure in Sight of Brooklyn Shoppers. ae ee Ai ee MAN FOUND DEAD INA WEST BROADWAY DOORWAY Aged Woman, Said to Have Rich Sons, Found Insensible-on Pier frorn Hunger and Cold— Three Men with Hands Frozen Picked ' Up by the Police. A lost boy frozen to death ina Bronx marsh; a thinly-<lady little girt trembling unconscious {n sight of a great throng-of Christmas shoppers dead from cold in West Broadway, and three men with frozen hands, and-an aged woman, weak with hunger, found unconscious in the streets. # above nero} ve AT above nero JIN above sero through great rents In thy stockings Mra. Frank Carro! wife of the Chi That nught the ears Se pir, Edward | classes to instruct Its members in real | to my mind vent distinctly contrary to JsL.16 above BOF! Clerk of the Municipal Goan ef arowes yy Bronk were made to burn. Dropping a / estate \and ‘stock investments, J. G. LeRChineN TOF) BAUR, +18 ,ahoye BF?) iyn, noticed the girl’ peering In. the (} Dombshell in a dovecote couldn't pos-! phelps Stokes, miillionatre UE deems to be overlooked that Indi p 9 iy ombsiie } ps-Stokes, jonatre Viduals who take such unearned profite | = brightly decorated wisdow of a Op. Hi, sivly have credted more excitement taan| husband of Rose Pastor, th | aig taking them only at the expense of {Wsueithelitidelor) shoppers, towing Gyr En atc eral ord 1 fa the Narra: ete cr, to-day announced | Mddiiy needless burdena to Ulelr tele aid Ben Fal aiagtN peu da tenNesras age oldest Arran rate day Snnolnced) gee Uearned proms, do not grow | Pald no heed to the freezing little walé eaneets a nia ele Ne hates wou pigtains Kelanyacantr zy | ie, buds from: planted needs without | 4rd finally she turned away from he= @lgnation, and no eting to 4n¥) tion this year to the fund’ of the instl- the intervention of n labor, though | Peatatic feasting upon the visions of rf a deputati ff “sin, 01 there seems to be a widespread notion great. 9xtent, a pepe ies ae single tutton: dint (heyao.cAny:Oné: Wito.ta leew weaihie ess and stumbled over toward the ; ladies’? waited upon Mr nthe fact ;2nt ROWS comen an a great purprive Witch he has not earned: by service In church, ; They pointed out to him the fact to the directors and officials of the | depriving some other of wealth whieh Mrs. 4 He fils soredberesee had never dreamed | \Waer gid. AUC) adtis ho wurpria that other has earned.” | As es nucried across the streat.. i eh ‘ H ed that |i, 5 ane OMsinls of the Y. M. C. A: dectared Se peroeched the! girliahe! says her Ee of posting much a rule. le repile Mr, St keals friends, however, for DIS} this atiernoon tant the clases alined | fall forward on the pavement, a little 2 maybe his predecessor was not een Teanonn for refusing his donation for ung me i how to eerste bundle of raga. reams, Tihe rule, they said, was in-| i 6 nes time in his cereor of prila Invest thelr sav- Theis eeait * : f@! unreasonable:* in’ short,1a {tee ore time: tn his cer teu ‘8 reply in wn ho woman picked up the unconsctour sulting ani B | thropy are quite in acoond with his He sald “that jcnlla and carried her to her home, lay rule that was noa enforced In any other | claiistic ten His stand and that of fe made to dd to linger before a blazing log fire, hetel In, New York. MC. A. leadera pr mises to approriation of some oliceman foll d < But Mr. Bronk {s considerable of a sa most Intereatingy If not b; wealth produced by | ||P iceman fol Bs aie Carroll, and 3 sion y i S When -hevsaw the pltlful condition stand-patter. He auld the Pale woul | TStocee'a rvsuko was tn the form an organization oalling itself [the child, summoned > an abuse stick, Some Of the ladies moved right) of a letter [n reply to a rominder tha stan organization to, encourage thie . . teomieethede Beairera a y the time had come for his annual con- sort of thing would’ be astonishing, bur | e y trin ‘adford Street Hospital, Out, ome of the others wanted to the cPrasing al he ma Foch Wemnet 2 it Seach ine ange | Pulls Trigger er with SETIDG Mier cats Radford, Street Hospital move, but they had or «fOr other purposes | posedly istian community, tenores girl beto; “2 x i couldn't, A+ part of those who ast 2 p writes ne fujune F denum to iipve thy and Almfast Blows d Pela les Glue Fray 2 behind are sult indignant: that 4 AM sO- to leara Of the eatablicihs eixhoor as thyself,” he sald. | be henna seat alia ve immediately i ne 1 indig elet | ; , ‘aken to the hospital, but not wen et ea a ee ee Her Head Off. 1 ree mane oth fer the Berean beaver fetnecy and isroch > |Uenteto the Kings County Hospital, Zi : nd cousins, in the reception room | | whete Dr. Mead sougit—te~force~ rez = ers and { 1, Ty Deo, —Mins| storatives down her throat. The girl ‘on tte frat floor. { oper, forty-five years old. | became Halt conscious, but could return if He Defends the Rule, | WASHINGTON, Dec,. 4. — Commis- le eae . committed sulolde to-day | no answer to the many Inquiries of the To-day Manager Bronk toid an’ Even- . si of the Bureau cent as e of her cousin, George |doctors and nurags. She murmured Ing" World. reporter that the number | of sralization 0 ds to the | y ‘ hai been somewhat de-| only one word, “Jennie,” before she. re- of ‘swell women,” wno had left his} the Departmen verse and And ‘ts auked why the Jap. | mented for some time, lapsed into uncousclousness and began house ae q.iFesult of the posting of | bor, wan.at day After ALAR URES RETEST Metexpiaiaed he securel her coumin's double-bar- | to sink into the sleep of death, General Under No. 1, would not exceed [Xrip of soveral weeks, during which le saying tha understoad the! reled un. Ww to her. room. tled the’ Boy Perishes in Swamp. RS aaxent 1 | visited the , immigration stations at ho Japanese Government does fi gun to a chair, attached « string tothe! Einest Jeanchen, fourteen yeara aia: “This I no innovation 1am forcing | Honoli sia Fe as Ged eae exer and. axting down on tho floor | 55. ¢qr ust One Hundred anid Witty: 4 on my patrons,’ he menue Ou Mr. & ua i LOO ES enne conidia kecemurieherer ane | putleghe string ft. and the charee{PINth street, was found dead in a maran ot New York it fs a rife that (s|at the =p ent mand laborera in Hawail induces) ‘Past gun went off, and the Se tiaajo! ow ; Be gran iercon inl tarmllyahatalai atl wpeievaldl ite coress passports to the talan de, rly fore the woman's head: from her | Adjoining the West Farma-rond, about eaitas ver the country, 1 (Of the Poriuguese emigrants, considemine | body. A mile southwest of the village of West le iiakoarasttsg alravenatia canta Ly mie later tn tho. patton ae hy theme, teatay Tn reavimec7 tee ant not Puritanteat=as-a-matter-of- ir labor {x i % i T do not‘even hall from Now England—| ania vad AUF, Sar- | cheaver and is are ind NEW ATTY. “GENERAL ae tffom tntancy, and pant Ris. i re ey ¢ arriving there at ng the merchants {nth 1 the tal on Randall's Istana ut as I figured it out, to permit are a a i \ ie Indies’ to recelve guests Jn thelr ood UC RN AMIN Lt aretha tradaipne MAKES APPOINTMENTS, to a few months ago, It wan tie rooms was an impropriety that could | however, and soon. Ko t ene, Mingo Sita D * n of vs mother to take him on’, not redound to the credit of tha house. | ali ats iDEN hate fong walks, Sho held his hand tirhuy “Lam certain that a majority of my | Saiiaare BUPFALO; x an wes Attorney- ligne on thee Uecaslons,. besa ine ae guests are piéjved that such a rule! AL neral-eloct William: 8.0 poor little feiltw was possessed of an Should huve bedn posted. The Re | Bia uncontrollable Impulse to run away, further own the street, has, I am told, | ppolntmentec: kd Ran Away Only to Die adopted si e and Wt wirks sat-| Martin H. Glynn, of nterviews with no And run away he did, ee iyo way fi ee ene enty<Ave pollucians: and eid, yeaterday {sfactorily {n way, I predict | Dethocritic State np 7 Hie Has been tn conacane niorning, at, Melrose /ay and Ona j that In the nea e¢ the same rule} who has been stopnine at mt vi nthe De atic Jead- Hundred and Fifty-nidih street, Ci Galaiontcd of | Betmont, in this c sin © new reximo in this State, ‘ Hers i ney : will be adopled rain this cit Ce ene Cina eee to-day the has AWWilllanas W Histmoted mother chased him (or foi Most of the ladles’! atthe sorte a published thiss murning sot), hit the “appointm nts to | othy I. Dille blocks before he succeeded In losiius i arcackigaraenkye (SEMEN Ty Uae cae ER et Se Bement ae | William, W. Codke OATS Sey | Mimaelf. She reported hin dleappearance sultes of from two to rooms. CACH Hany othin evening, to. be home, for {t two after | Confidential ¢ Pi Gin, Taye | and res ie Mis description atthe y 4 parlor attached ; et deh * ntjal mes- | Morrisania Btation, = | In answer Yo the that Ne had [trom a tong ocean yoge from. Ta Has tae Erin) County he boy wande around through been too Ill to see o during his waa mid aS Giytin's health ts jel Mi Welot. | the streets In the Bronx all day. Night i at Mr 1 i WIFE NEAR AS HE KILLED biecevenne Tse : i Sotto Oet }found him three miles fem his homy ae with the lenely swamp on hia righ t GIRL AND SHOT HIMSELF stretching away toward Lonk Island Sqund. He stepped oft aldewallk and in a moment tangled $n the’ mire er i) b aes mn and wiry grass. Marks én his face an Boarder in. Home of a youn WASHINGTON, Dex The number { personal frlends send most of tue | fiavideshoeeih cacciertly tall and ‘orgian the Victim in of packages containing shia mt, Tt is a rule at the White RED BALL GOES UP: [wae 'ouety at en lbh Ike: é ~ ‘House Tragedy. ents recelyed at the W uae to mecent Chris presents | i x Policeman Ric Madden.on. hie j 5 ris larger than for 1 whee tho: whiten | Srraatinaier ga (Special to The Evening Word.) ees they ea com woaldr plac ‘ea tlone, | SKATING IN BRONX. c aren oe * Toda ATLANTA, Ga., HW. Jo Hieh- | tig country: M Mate uatunete tect * alipp ¢ nae itmaponed iro AG tower, ¢.voung married maniwaa found Lagi family trou thanks of the Prealdent Tne i dying 10 his home eartysto-Way thot n't aainnine. | the breast and head. 5 arate lay Misa Berrio Jones, teh osbrnnah “ Qwenty-one yours old, dead, Tig man, Crotoha pa ts tn C9 who atill stasped @ revolver, had kiNed Lae othe re: ae ve it! Ae eit in and found the the girf and attempted aulcide. me weet ; a 00 Diate hurAiiewhornawsthe dou eersenting are + Lat whoulived a year or | ° Hightower'a wifo was jn tiie house ag| PORTLAND, Me, D Har Alles Una EERE EG Ree ate aS nvited by Commissioner Berry to coms so ago on Hors neue Bighth the time of the 4y Miss Jonea! that sho contracted lo Willer the up and enjoy the Ice eats Hoy. wis! fi man Frani Mivtitoweer nad) been f 8h and yfaine Genera! Hospital. M Hooedwas cnetrien Bde fad ie carefull ins Apres in front £81 Woat- Broads