The evening world. Newspaper, August 7, 1907, Page 7

»~ RAVING, WARNER IS DRAGGED 10 CELL IN TOMBS Slayer of Miss Norling and) Wilson Committed for . Two Murders. INSANITY | HIS. DEFENSE. Prisoner Curses Coroner and Court Officials afd May Be Shamming. > Cursing end denying the exfrtence of Ged, becatire, he failed to look after fi Ge oudle murderer, ‘w: the Cimines! Courts Building to the Tomba this afternoon and locked up in 8 eel! on Murderers’ Row, The actions ef the man-on the occasion of hie-ar raignment béfors Coroner Acritell! showed that he ia elther insane or sham- ming insanity, apd ineanj vill be his defense when he 's arraigned for the shooting of er Norling and John C. Wilson on July 22. asserted apture by Jack Rosas, o laid after the Mr, . Warner was taken to Bellevue Hospital for treatment. Tha doctors reported yesterday that he h: recovered from his Injuries and li would have been removed to Head quarters in the afternoon but for a @reat crowd Uiat had gathered about the bospital gates Had ‘to Be Capt. Milos 0: Billings and Seu after him with a fused to stand on Dragged. eallery. From Headquartera he wes taken to the Coroners’ office, In the Criminal Courts Bullding. It was found neces- sary to carry him again, in} a eet before Coron’r Acritel he ‘would hare fallen to the floor had not the detectives held him up. He was dirty and his clothing was tore and ploody. Coroner Acritelli warned him that be peed not answer Questions that would tend to incriminate him Warmer sald he undergtood that. “Did you shoot Miss Norling and Wi- sont’ aaked the Coroner. “None of your —— business,” an- ewered the prisoner. ‘I oan tell from your face you'd kill a man as quick as! look at himy “Did you know Miss Norling?’ per niste? the Coroner. Profanity in Court. “De told you that twenty times, —— It," shouted Warner, altting up ta hia chair. “Don't swear that Cant. O'Reilly, his policemen. you talk lik “Who the cares’ asked War- ner, “There is no God, anyhow. Bob Tngeriol! aa:d so and he wasn't crazy. 1 never defieved in God. If there was a God He'd have taken care of me, I'll de —— If you can con me into answer- fag any questions here, anyhow.” “Do you remember John Wilson?’ was ‘the next qlestion. Warner replied in the aMrmative. Then he began to drool and blaspheme. Plainly ‘Ro end of Justice could be served by pro- some, so Coroner Acriteil the Girected that the prisoner be taken to Tombs. way," cautioned who reads the Bible to “God won't Jove you it pat.” now Warner committed his double; ne one has appeared as his friend Fae authorities have heard no word hls relatives, if he has any, He Qppears to bu w tota! outcast. BELFAST STREETS NOW UNDER MILITARY GUARD. BELFAST, Ireland, Aug. 7.— Troops ‘ook possession of the streets of Botfant to-day, and strong guards were posted wt Oustom House Square and other cen: tres, Thousands of citizens watched with mixed feelings the inaururation of gulitery control of the city as a result strikes and insubordination of Pi li 6x9, formerly 25.50, now 83x10.6, formeriy 37.50, naw 35,00: had} ) Frank Warner, | ¥' dragged from) him out with a] shooting 6f| 'S.BAUMANN & BRO,| ‘August Sale of Grand Rapids Furniture Carpets, Bedding and Draperies. On Our Mutual Credit System | | p 1 Royal Wilton 23,50; HEDLEY MED AS TO ETALS OF HS SYSTEMS Calls Ninth Avenue “L” Sever Miles Long, but Finds That It Is Ten. The general railroad Ithe. Public Service: eantinued thie afterno: manic chamber, with © cox presiding. Mr, Ivina begun the proceedings by filing ‘the ceriificute of incorporutjon of the Interboronghtetropalitan Com- pany and then continued his oxamina- tlon-of Mr. Hedley, Q. You said yerterdny that you have five inspectors of traffic for the non- agave In that ail No. 1 papnot ten just have, but there are report division who In turn reports how others superintendent, to me. | tr correcting an error in the record {ut-yesterday My, Ivins repeated to the witness a qu in owtiich he said. the witness had’ evadtd Uren. .The qités- dion Was us follows: q “You haye gotten rid of wour Sixtn avenue treins at Fifty-thind street and Ninth avenue. Are you running as many traing below Fifty-third atiect as you were before?” The oes replied that he was and the Commissien's counsel avante: ‘to know If @ system of: “follow traina could not be used to increase the Werviec below Fifty third pencet pn Ninth avenue. x { The now Mra young woman wt red. Giddly enough ¢: wedding bells did: {= 4 | minute of the about seven mile, later, ting to another docum. When placed | ha gave the precize lenxth as 10.07 aking & round trip M.l4 n He Has Seen the Sardi jm {o whether increased motive power on company to come nearer maimaiing schedules, Mr, Hudlay motive power was uraply move all train of any length could run and t the Seley: oa in passengers gine. from the trains. heavily loaded tmins got behind ever seen one really full. Mr, Hedi eaid that ho had ate traina #0 full he how J who did ‘ot on y r. Hedley gave the len, Bixth avenue Ine es 10.76 miles, ar 21.62 for the round trip. The trip one way takes @ minutes. For the round trip {i ie 1 hour and 3% minutes, exclusive of of the game terminals. The (ime one w 8 minutes and for the row hour and 6 minutes, exclusive Jaya, which are from 2 to 8 The relay, or walt at the e: frequently, said Str Medieye ee ——Se WOMAN POISONED IN CONEY HOTEL, Hospittal Doctors First alled Case Quinsey, but Death Is Due to Arsenic, ‘The attendants of the. Race Track Inn, a restaurant and hotel, at Neptune avenue and West Third street, Cones rolling in aggny In her room. The woman was registered as Mfrs. Annie Morris and wis twenty-three years ofd and comely. She had been brought to the place a week before by q man who posed as her husbard. disappeared during the week. Dr, Ho Ragtoned the case as quinsy tgansfbrred the woman | Kings County Hospital, She died there this afternoon, the hospital physicians calling the case arsenic poisoning. Coroner Hartung went to perform an autopsy and Instructed the police to And the man. to the Rugs. 9x12, formerly 45.00, now 39.50 9x34, formerly 50.00, now 45,00 z 3-Piece Parlor Sult, . BU slush, cone etahlons: Teramad with Hike cord “and ogany tole Sho pollen Nile 'au.00: 37.50 Geland, to-day found a woman guest | Piodues, who came. from the Heeeption | — Hospital, a The witness in reply to @ question as | lerowded trains would not enable the | HICKS’ KIDS SAT ON HIS ANE, AND Married Again Without. 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