The evening world. Newspaper, April 8, 1908, Page 1

Senator Fancher Kidnapped to Defeat the Racing Bills Woman Speculator Claims Police Blackmailed Herg by Convict Son Out of Prison a Da : Woman Killed Ct Rain to-night, Tharaday cloudy and cooler. CONE CENT. TALENT STUNG Wit LEVON CONVICT OUT CF CHELSEA STA P RACE | SON AD AUR TE ALAN BEANNGS CU Tucker Boys Ride Fancy Bird and Beggarman in Amateur Event | ILLS MOTHER and Finish 1-2, the Play Be- ing on Other Entries. PRICE Planned to Wipe Out Entire Family for Fancied Wrong. BY VINCENT TRI‘ANOR. (Special to The Evening World | Bernard Carlin, BENNINGS RACE TRACK, D. C., April 8—The result of the|Panccn Prison yesterday Amateur Cup race was a crowning victory fo: ‘ Tha afte Se G BERD Cea Pp cl ig Victory for the Tucker family, of Berit, thin came walked into and et, Philadelphia. J. Tucker rode the winner, Fancy Bird, and his brother, E.| shot her dead. firing five bullets into} captured in the by three citi- zens, and announced that he would have killed this sister, too, but for the Tucker, finished second on Beggarman. was Chelsea Stable entry. ‘ The Tucker boys, in addition to the purse, were presented with} silver cups; the first of the value of $150 and the second of $75, James Crawford was the third horse. he had only one revolver. The succees of the Chelsea stable war | ~ “They let me go to prison.” said Car- @ stunning blow to the talent, but o Godsend! toxthe: tay ses\Dhelkinoks. were BENNINGS RESULTS. yn, “when ther could have saved me, waded up with Bellwether and James intended to the whole damn Crawford money. The fonmer was family.” CAE SHE ip aes ee es) ‘The murderer Is twenty-two vears old for the bettors to make a selection, and has heen a thief from boyhood. but Bellwether finally went to the post Hie family cast him off long ago. On favorite. There was a scattering play cy March 24, 196, he was sentenced by @ nthe stable and Ferry Landing, bu: |, SECOND RACE—Lucille R. (9 to| Judge Aspinall in the Brooklyn County the stable went back in the market, so] — and 6 to 5) 1, Ragman 3 to 5 for| Court to a term in Napponoch prison it may be !magined the play on {t was | Flace) 2, Court Lady 3, for grand) larceny. Nght and of the piker variety. Entire Family in Peril. Had either Bellwether or James ‘The term expired yesterday, and Car- ay Hei Misa ponies nok uate lin, with a small sum of money in his ng bets, No wonder the 9 ‘ a bookies were jubilant. Firebrand and poset, | came po Non Ore vee See Begwarman made all the early. pace, killing his mother, his sister, Mrs. Pow. and his brother Anthony, all of The pair was coupled as the; her body. He | street after a fierce fir! tact FIRST RACE—Lykers (7 to 1 and! 5 to 2) 1, Woolspun (3 to 1 for place) 2, Amontillado 3. THIRD RACE—Banyah (1 to 2 and| 1 to 5) 1, Azure Maid (11 to 10 for place) 2, Callahan, Jr. 3. FOURTH RACE—Fancy Bird (8 Ris Oe Bawa last on ne far rn. In the stretch, however, he came from the pr verblal: nowhere, and won to 1 and 2 to 1) 1, Beggarman (2 to hie Mon ica ditctane eae easily. James Crawford was very poot- 4 for place) 2, James Crawford 3. 8 r e e etreet address, He bought a revolver in a Bowery pawnshop yesterday even- ing and slept in a Bowery lodging- huose over night. In the morning he fortified himself with Bowery whiskey, and shortly be- fore noon started for his mother's home in Brooklyn, He was not a welcome ly handled and this acco! poor showing | Big Field Delays Start. FIFTH RACE—Pece Dalley (9 to ‘10 and 1 to 3) 1. My Grace (1 to 3 for place) 2, Warrenton 3. SIXTH RACE-8t. Joseph (9 to 10 and 1 to 3) 1, Peter Knight (even ing event was at t before being was due boy. Miss Cushman ) ard running and brougat id in a dig coup ri) he best fer place) 2, Blember 3. This ¥ one of the best Pl , Blember 3. " meeting end little G.! =====—= pallies __| visitor, and his reception was anything Tyneh took no chances af losing. Al: y but cordial Hough eight lengths in front he rode ; fe ifhis life depended on it. Woolspua EW ORLEANS RESULTS. AY thes time ca ein strival his mother beat out Amontillado for the plue and his sister, Mrs. Powers, ‘The latter was last to leave the kitohen of the flat, and his brother money ! the post and ran ¢ great ae a | crenet RACE tye and Ge alf fur-| wax in the bathroom. Mrs. Powers was , nd Race. ngs; three-year-olds; selling. —Night : Cucille R. Won Secon Paces || Mist, 110 (i hirton), 16 to Hing “Night | carrying her baby, a few months old, Woods Garth scratched Hawkwiis 3 tol. won by two lengths; Ida May,|in her arms, After a few minutes of the two-year-old selling event and ugel). 2 to 1, 4 to B and 1 to 2 {conversation Carlin asked his mother nded on Lucille R.. with C. Braly wp, ARES a (Skirvi % win. Lucille x ad Au @ Uidek us ot ls pady, ey (Skirvin) 9] to etep into the parlor, saying he wanted driven to the Hmit to st 0} BF AUB its Ragman. which closed fast in the last qhanay Shunky.0 Uncesy.r Golagueat lito) talk] to] Rex alone. aixtcenth, Court Lady. the |g bourne, Rebel Queen, Dick Rose, Agnes Cartridges All Fired. BGTng thira ‘five lengths behind Rag- Wyopdealsairan, That ne) contemplated violence. w \ satis ‘Aco. ND RACE—Si: : fast after the first eighth. . a 4 to ig Corl 0 5, won by a leng:h; | family, although they knew that he had Banyah in a Canter. even AE eee aly mevenh 1 A @ murderous temper. Mrs. Powers Panyah, at odds on, won the third (Flyns), 11 to 2,3 to 2 and 1 to 2, third, | heard some of the conversation in the rere" Yteezing. Iie went to the front Time—1141-5, ‘Severus, Lotus Brandt | Parlor between the mother and her con- cee turn and never was in danger) and Grinndot also r viet son. thereafter. Azure 3 Dao hcp Cale! , THIRD RACE—Purse $400; for mares,| “My eyes went back on me tn prison,” aecond two lengths fn front of Bob Cal tour.yvears old and upward; selling: 5 “4 oie - fanan. ‘Banyahy was considered & £00 sfx furlongs. Sheen, IR Nico es sere Ata pula eae a ELS pronibitive, Brice, but, the 1 2 to 1 and 6 f0,/5, won, by length; Sou aoa eave, ow Bigwest bets were MCT, Mgwine “hay HANG, ® to 1. aeoond, Ingenue, 102 GF. The mother made some remark tna‘ | went to the latter with big chunks of 4), ‘Time, 115 @3. voy ot Mrs. Powers did not hear. Carlin money. ki Black Mantiila, Grace George, Lid-|drew a revolver, pointed it at nis | More Cups for Jockeys. the minh, Biter, Misa, Zinfandel, ‘Donna frightened parent and fired. The frst) There were two silver cups for m, Etrena, Sweet Vera) suttat piered her brain and she fell aera’ second Jockeys to finish in and May Rowe also ran, her fhe Chevy Chase, and as in the Amer POURTH RAC The Rosepua|to the floor. Carlin stood over her ana tian Cup, the | coupled entry @ Stakes; two-y value $1.89; | pumped four more bullets into her life- sean rRiden by Courtand smith, an! five Yurlongs—Rrougham, 16 (Warren), | less body. As he fired the last shot Rares doe ridden by J. O'Brien, Kot f to 2.8 to 8 and 4 to S. won by three! sree py eae aes fhe trophies. The riders wore hunting eng Lena Leech, 107 (Nico), 4 to | MES Powers rushed Into the room. costumes of red, and were hari to d8S- 1, 8 to 2 4 7 to 10, second; Intervene, Pointing the pistol at her, Carlin g of the ra 16 (8. ynn), 12 to 6, 4 to § and 1 to’ pulled the trigger half a dozen times. 1.01. Wheat Bred, was finguish during the runnt : oe when the field passed the stand: 2. third. | Time, puted the legge htt dozen falls, Fauquier Yankee Girl, My Lady Francis, Gavin, There, vere oaire, The tiders Were | ‘Transform, ‘Little Moss. Irrigator aise | empty. he threw it on the floor and unhurt. ran. rushed from the house, just as his ———=_——_ PTH RACE-Gix furlongs: | three-| brother, who had rushed from the bath- ds a ; purse ND. — ECZEMA QUICKLY CURED. We he tha mo auiibescsstena| woom: emer es Scat St LI: out, wen by one-ha al it 198 ph) Pe EE CY, eneeh: F blah Caught by Passersby. simple Tent Fully Demonstrates | second: Al Muller 100 (8, Flynn). Oto §;| In the hallway of the house Carlin Merits of New Discovers. Hasse ecaah al Aree Se Frank met L. F. Harrison, a tenant, who had ‘The dispensers of posiam, the new ‘ ta EB. also ran.| heard the shots. Harrison sprang eure for eczema and other skin affec- SOrrcavar \tpon the young matricide and threw eure, depend almost entirely, in making GHANTS HOMEWARD BOUND, | him. but was not strong enough to known its merits, upon the wonderful hold him d@wn. Carlin, who was an results which they demonstrate through | emateur nugilist, brought his knowl- are sent} (pectal to The Evening World.) edge of ring tactics ito play and experimental samples which by mail to all who write to the} TOLI10, ©., April &—A sudden | wrenched himself free. tree 8 Emergency Laboratories, 32 West 25th | heavy April shower, coupled with the He fied to the street. pursued by street, New York City. wet condition of the grounds caused | Harrison, and was met by George Better atill, the 50-cent package now | hy the storm of last night, forced Man-| Tonfes, of No. 616 Quincy street, and Edward Sawtelle, of No. 1216 Thirty- eighth street, who had heard the shots and were running to investigate. They tripped the fugitive up and jumped on him and were son joined by Harrison Carlin put up a terrific fight, black- ing both of Tonjes's eyes and cutting on sale at Riker’s, Hegeman's and ager Anmour of the Toledo team to other leading drug stores in New York’ cay off the game with the New York ‘and Brooklyn tells the whole story and (i,nty scheduled for this afternoon. fs usually sufficient to cure minor skin Great dissappointment was expressed troubles such as pimples, rash, herpes, yy piavers in both team: complexion blemishes, scaly scalp, &e. ise left immediately for his homo In eczema 3 posiam stops t a ‘application, proceeds (yo) i oniathun” deenight. whare | Ms lp. He was overpowered by force and cures chronic they wili join McGraw's squad, while |of numbers ang dragged back Inio the Oy some will @o direct te New York. house, where ie hysterical sister and } : R ES U LTS E 0 | Tl ON i | “ Circulation Books Open to All.” NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, RACING released from Nap-| 587 Quincy | BILLS “ Circulation Books Open to All.”? 1908. DEFEA — = $e = = aa PRICE ONE CENT. TED; VOTE WAS A TIE, 25 TO 25 2 Weather Rain. FIFTEENTH DAY FIRST RAC den three-year-olds good. Ot of «round was caught April s. Won ridden out. 05.15, $ jiked the AT BENNINGS. Track Muddy. $400 added Winner, br. f., and upward; five furlongs. by Chue. 1 Ses Bereta! mud and ew away In Amontillado closed. strong. duran a fulr race, four and a half furlongs, Wen, driving. Winner, ch. f., by Sombrero gig Lucile R to stail_o! to the whip he swer rite hot_unt that when he reached the house | ~ ft the challenge of Ra eh and Mecahey rode a weak herself _In_the Won Time—t out at the end owly, and whem the boy went Court Lady waa a bad ta Winner, ch, 6. by Bannock- oye. oe. SP Sh Fin. te 311593 1 2H 4 BF off Azure Matd, Moc: Ing. 9 thy @eema to hav Burns... 3-5 w 1 F 2 Sha aoe zene the pace to the utrun in the ear! | va bad ride FOUR The A ars hw: Time t.20 88.” for three-year-olde Columbia, course cl v it aelling six furlongs, Ww 353 a od ames FAdded starter. Fancy Wirt, siow to break. trafied tr behind bis field to the atretoh tum, where he Prowler *hellwether Jorma na cenna Tuck T. Wright Holloway. cle ig £o Ir ‘aylor @ Wi: Martin 18 20 é rlen *Coupl ten lengths on the ratl and won easily, Crawford could never get up. “Time —#.81, Clara ¥ In with cross eaptul reau reachi hie f WHO WALKED OUT After Brooklyn policemen late this afternoon whom Greater City he broke out of Sing Sing last Sunday horror-stricken over the body of their mother. “I'@ have killed you, too," he shouted | at Mr another g' two guns and killed the bunch of you."! Detectives Carberry apn, of the Gates avenue police station and placed talked — freoly 5° & a be 4 Fe! 3 Firebrand Ghave Hu ne “splechase; for. hunters. five od, of which $400 In money” and $900" In place, aeene . tart good, Won eaally, Winner, b. #., 1 0 gi ga! 6.5 Mr. 3 31° FellMr. uy _ Mr, ‘on, well. Beggarman, alwaye close Fiked “the: mud and’ anawed enced, "Sui by Longstreet— ORCOR were in, front an 90 Poa mile and &. by Riley-- laid off of ft “SIG. SING a chase that was punctuated pistol shots and hyphenated by the fences of many back yards, two red Joseph Lasalla, the man for the whole police force of the! has been seeking since| night It was by chance that the captors struck the fugitive's trail. All day members of the Italian detective bu- had been searching the foreign brother were standing Powers, “if I'd had a knife or| un. I ought to have bought Corr and Robin- | minutes. Carlin under arrest. He atout his crinre and he was fustifed decause | him off, ed the house in a few ed that nily had cast Mrs, Carlin was fifty-two veare u.d. oe wlegant spring vv¥ercoais, $9.75, Broadwa’ offer of brand new sp coats ined, we Clothiers, Hall. Speci Ing overcoats, and cravenettes, all styles, | + a a a Great Cit the “3 ial rom his field atound the: gh | hurdiea en aiden arthy ahey. at turn, quarter in East New York, trying to get wind of the truthful burglar wno sald that he would escape from prison and kept his word, and who yesterday showed his oontempt for the aggre- gated detective inatinet of the depart- ment by strolling through Police Head- quarters In Manhattan, Walter Howey and Thomas McLaugh- in, members of the traffic equad, were riding to work on a Liberty avenue car. Passing Berriman street, a citizen jumped aboard a car and told them that @ emall, dark man, just entering @ saloon on the corner, was the much- Wanted Lasalla, The two policemen dropped off the var and started toward the saloon. the hunted man had thrown a eanticus backward glance over his shoulder as he entered. Ho darted out of a side door and leaped on the very car which the 'wo policemen had Just quit. With” the popitions, reversed, Mo Laughlin and owey chased the car, Tt did not slacken itm speed for nearl: three blocks, although they yelled und ved &s they Ini wake sped along the tracks hen It halted to let a passenger off. The fugitive hopped from the rear plat form, where he had been crouched, and urdied @ fence into a yang. Z 1@ pursuers followed. ‘Th several forces, conmtently weiniae oe the! uri! they drove him baci in Into the open. At every @l he ving convict they Arad.” Thelt revolvers were empty when, at Milf street and Gtenmore a 6, Maoaily ‘backed un against a wall and wajte for them. He had not been tou by the bullets, but after seven months inside Sing Sing's walle his wind was bad. The panting policemen had bean told to watch for weapons, but Lasalla dtd not draw his gun. He fought with his fists until he crowded down by force of numbers and welght and over. Powerel At the Ttberts Avenue Station, where EVENING WORLD RAGE GHART STAMPEDE I SCHOOL: Nt CHLOREN HURT Frantic Newark Mothers. Fear of Black Hand, Start a Panic, in Scores of children were slightly In- fured avd two little girls were badly trampled in a panic at the Seventh Avenue School in Newark to-day, due to the circilation of a rumor that the school wa# to be blown up by the Black Hand. For several days past Black Hand letters have been recelved by parents and also by teachers. The teachers recognized some of the letters as the work of mischievous scholars, but the mothers and fathers, the majority of them foreigners recently from Italy and Southern Europe, believed them to be genuine threats from the dreaded soctety. Though the children went to school the same as usual, scores of parents accompanied them. This was also the case with three other Newark schools. one at Franklyn, another at Morton and a ttini at Jones street. But it was only in the Seventh ave- nue school that the principal called upon the police to drive the mothers away. They had brought thelr childron to school but refused to leave the neixh- porhood. Their chattering and jabber- tne drew a crowd and caused the dis- eemination of many weird rumors. Women Overwhelm Police. ‘As the windows of the schools were ‘pen on the Seventh avenue aide the pupils could hear the cries and shouts of the excited women, and this caused uneasiness in the classrooms. Finally Prinepal McLaury became alarmed and telephened to Police Headquarters. Capt. Brown, of the Second Precinct, found forty mothers gesticulating at the entrance, and with a squad of men drove them away. This only served to increase their hysteria, however, and also to arouse the region about the school. Scores ef mothers poured into the Street from neighboring tenements and the little band of police were swept off thetr feet. Fire Drill Useless. There was a rush to the doors of the school and the principal felt that it would be useless to continue school any longer. Several classes were al- Using the fire drill, 200 ready in a ferment. an effort was made to get the scholars out class by class. The hy teria of the mothers at the entrance spread to the pupils within, however, and presentiy there was a mad stam- pede. ‘The mothers rushed in as ghe chil- dren rushed out, and the confusion be- oame a serious menace to life. Many children were being trampled when tho reserves rushed to the doors and swept the mothers away, allowing a» free exit for the panic-stricken children. One Victim May Die. The two children who were so badly turt that they were taken to St. Mich- acl's Hospital are Antoinette Rugllo, thirteen years old, of No. # Garside street, and Attillia Ciceone, eleven years old, of No. 7 Garside street. Little An- toinette was badiy crushed and may Ale, and the other child's eye was torn and her body lacerated and bruised. Black Hand letters were reported to have been reosived to<lay at the Mar- ket and Morton street schools, all of the letters threatening that the schou!- houses would be blown up. When the toashers sifted these rumors down they learned that the father of a ollid in South Market street nad received a black bordered letter trom Switzerland, he was taken, the prisoner said he was Josoph Lasalla, He gave his residence As No. 57 Mart Houston stroet, Menhat tan. Fleavily iron vtarted for Ne York in charge taken hp. Mi Wersted 5 Au New Airles at $8.75, Worth $15, At King's, the Great Clorhters, 248 reat ‘bar. roadway, opp. City Hal Ce silk ned, ne : ina in mep's spring. sult wermeent Drown bhaies,. f ck thibets and blue seri graye, li etzes ir price, Hughes Forces Beaten After Day of Excitement and Bitter Debate in Senate, Doubtful Senators Swing- ing to Racing Men, 'HUGHES GLYM AND SILENT; lessee M'CARREN TAUNTS HIM. |Senator Fancher Kidnapped to Help Defeat of Measures but Turns Up in Time to Cast His Vote for Them—Anti Forces to Try Again, VOTE IN DETAIL. FOR THE BILL. AGAINST THE BILL. AGNEW. HILL. ACKROYD. KNAPP. ALLDS. HINMAN. BOYCE. M'CALL. ARMSTRONG. HOOKER. BURR. M'CARREN, CARPENTER. O'NEIL. CASSIDY. M'MANUS. COBB. PAGE, COHALON. MULLANEY. CORDTS. RAINES. CULLEN. OWENS. DAVIS. SAXE. EMERSON. RAMSPERG'R DUNN. SMITH, FRAWLEY. SOHMER. FANCHER. TAYLOR. GILCHRIST. SULLIVAN. FOELKER. TRAVIS. GRADY, THOMPSON, FULLER. TULLY.* GRATTAN. WEMPLE. GATES. WHITE-23, |HARTE. WILCOX—23, HEACOCK. HASENFLUG, eae ALBANY, April 8.—The Anti-Gambling Race Track bill was killed in the Senate late this afternoon. The vote was a tie, 25 to 25. As the Lieutenant-Governor, who is the prestling officer,of the Sens ate, cannot cast the deciding vote om a bill, the measure advocated by, Gov. Hughes to end betting on the turf in this State, was consequently, defeated. Twenty-six votes were necessary to pass the act, and that number had been claimed by Senators Raines and Agnew, who led the antis gambling forces. The racing men had declared all during to-day’s session of the Senate that they would at least have twenty-five votes, and they made good their prediction. Fuller and Taylor, Democrats, voted with the Hughes forces, for the bills, while Burr, Emerson, Gilchrist, Cassidy, Wemple, Grat- tan, Knapp and Wilcox, Republicans, cast their ballots with the rac~ ing contingent, and against the bill. CHANLER STEPS I While Lieut.-Gov. Chanler has no vote on the final passage of a bill but can vote on a motion, asked the roll call on the Raines motion, made early in the fight to lay the bill on the table. It re- sulted in a tie, as did the roll call on the motion to pass the bill, The Lieutenant-Governor, therefore, cast the deciding vote in favor of the Raines motion, so that it was carried by a vote of 26 to 25. This means that Senator Agnew can call up his motion to re- consider the vote by which the bill failed to pass, at any time. He must give such notice within three days. He said this evening that he would give his notice to-morrow. Gov. Hughes was deeply chagrined when told of the failure of the bills to pass. He said he had no comment to make at this time. Senator McCarren and the race-track men were jubilant at the re- sult of the vote. “The bills are dead,” said McCarren, ‘‘and will not be resurrected. An extra session will not make any difference, but I don’t believe there will he one. The Governor has been beaten.” Kidnapping was added to the evil acts charged to the race track men in the effort to defeat the bills. The reformers made the charge, and Senator Fancher was held up as the victim. While the racing contingent was claiming Grattan, Knapp, Cassidy and Wilcox as sure converts to their cause, whose votes would at least insure a tie vote and the consequent defeat of the bills, the reformers wert thrown into a panic by the discovery that Fancher, who was ono of their own, was absent from the Senate. £ Scouts were sent out to hunt up the missing man,‘ out no trace of him could be found, and Republican Leader Raines, desperate and with capnety A a saan Nene i j