The evening world. Newspaper, April 7, 1908, Page 4

4 1 PAMCIN CASH [6AKO JUROR ‘UCARTOSTREET; ABIVE ALL LANS, THRTY IMUPED JUSTICE SYS —-—_ Chicago People Carried Down Even If Foreman Was Mali- With Motor in Plunge cious, “‘Boss”’ Nugent, of From Tracks. Newark, Has No Redress. | | i é f at stent CAUGHT IN WRECKAGE. GUMMER SIDIEIGISIOIN: Police Drav Victims Through Chief of New Jersey Courts Windows—Many Brave Holds Indictment Must Third Rail. < Stand CHICAGO, April 7—Thirt were injured one fatally seriously, to-day. of @ south-bound train on the South @ide Elevated Rafiroad jumped the track a few hundred feet norti of the yy persone | and eight Sheriff Frank ty, N. J, the Demo- The charges H. So ;made by cratic boss of Newagk, with an attempt to send him (Nugent) against ommers, of Essex Coun when the motor car James F gent, accusing him Indiana avi ation and crashed to prison on fraudulent evidence con- to the gr front of the car ng election fell into y of a residence mary on Prairie aventi ree J e mained propped aga! The car ns used As & ‘The motorman Pe ‘ tang, vas ne ° { BSaall and body ers, Prosecutor Wilbur A He was s an of the Grand fractured This forem: Atha, the United States Crucible Stee! might dle. injured was and a heavy stockholder in Marion, 0.; F. d States Steel Corporation. He motor car; Thomas spiracy e sued Homan, James 0'Ha 4 Fitty Went Down in Car. About fit 1, many of them were fured. The 1 when the f jumped the track along the mils for a = then plur landing in the Hay No, 425 P: the warrants. a perf either civilly or go home without nts | at a t oat were < ne tluer, and aie i windows and cut badly by the break ing glass p A panic followed in the i | and @ —.——_ ture, nent eanger Tae at- Forty-eight Families in a Dou- tenda: nowever hes i Managed to get them back into the) ble Tenement Scramble train was injured Taken From Wreckage. Out in Safety. Anrvbulances and patrol w a i k t 2 Nitror aaa f the Court A 5 pag tod to he e from a Eee ee aes he nome: SIXTH AVENUE AND NINBTOENTH STREET city. eight fam! occupy the doutte |° aes pees at : om Lie ing ac! : to rt 7 pre were the | tenement Nos. 1% and 128 Monroe !@ne cutyit was Frederick A. Minnerly, mt epee ve = intend street were eating their lumch at noon truck drivet, who was arraigned for sen- = Sale: eaort Pe ity Sopa | to-day when somebody living on the | tence on a lett ce Lip eam | -aorn } : S re s 4 fourth floor discovered fire. A lot of |tered a plea of guilty z : ' High uxcecence in Wedding Rings. u newly nted woodwork In the ha! nls crime: d Judge Foster, Corner Corner i Ny, h 7 Uy inerensing OPT i ete ‘i i a that rua shattered carried into | was blazing merrily. Lunches were |/ 17ih St t r mark on a wed g lat it is sulid gold—14, 18 or nearby reside: le the more seri-| deserted and every soul fled to the jo «ee " eiharateatalslanas made actory, which ers are wel- Ouly Injured were hurried off to vert | scree : 17th Street pine 10 visit, and that is % : vid guaran ous hospitals. | was a wild scramble, but nobody are ® One Bick On: Block H teed. AR shines and manship-—the (ha NE general manager of | was injured until after the firemen i Biatm oh® Goon, Pe yet arte: est Engravin put out the Then M the company, said that the accident | sone ‘ 49 Madi tf Mueaincatiarolec castngot € of No. 49 Madison str preeice aed Ly, tHe) motor casing a) AO, an one of the three thou Bepptacks (Cropping: to) the: tr | sand spectators, got in the way of the raising the trucks above the etructure. | tender of Engine No. 10. CEB “These motor ngs," said Mr, Weston, “are heavy, weighing severa) hundred pounds. The one on the front car dropped down and the ran into it. Naiura it acted lever and raised tracks. The impetu: train shoved this and it fell to the tt the motorma Dr. Arthur, was taken | ed scalp attended by uvarneur Hospital, Schlottman, of J as a!sireet station, and m the | the crowds wit Additiona rr the ie reserves handled much difficulty Madison ) exc! » sought in vain to find. 5 » damage Was $1,000 and the cause | could not be traced. STATEN ISLAND CAN’T HAVE PASSAIC WATER. Highest Court Affirms the Right of a State to Its Natural Advantages. WASHINGTON, April preme Court has held that of New Jersey has the 7.—The Beg Ty da Mk MeCutchcans “The Linen Store” THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 7, delegation was conceded to |FOR WISCONSIN DELEGATES. | 10 orsanizer whiek shall hi Wiseonstz, to vonvention, @ the delegatior 6 Nationa. arly in from Republican ihe y twa from the @ ots all % dist TOMAS ELMS TALK ON POLITICS ' |Also Has 2 Few Words for Taft, Brvan, McClellan and _ Bourke Cockran. \ Statement Made Unofficially | After Royal Family Coun- | cil—Coming Back Soon. | 3 ROME, Apri) 7.—The Duke of Aost®} | In a talk with a newspaper corre- arpived hers to-day and hed breakfast spondent at his country place tn Ire- land Richard Croker the follow- Ing observations upon national and New York City polities “Roosevelt te a Will Place on Sale To-Morrow ( Wednesday ) with King Victor Emmanuel the Duke | of the Abruzzi and the Count of Turin, | after which a family aonference was anging of a mar-| made 3 ES natural actor heid r | riage engs between the Duke of should have chosen that profession i | the Abr and Miss Katherine Eikins, cannot see how he was ever lected, 3 000 I in erie Waists \daughter of Senator Stephen B. Elkins, | President Nearly every American | 9 jor West Virginia | talk to over here denounces Mr Roose- | Although nothing official 1s known, !t| velt, and in the same breath saya he [ts reported that the Duke has confirmed | wil! be re-elected. Is he the wonder his engagement to Miss Elkins, and that] of the age or a grandstand player? 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