The evening world. Newspaper, June 6, 1908, Page 2

f FT & FAPS ON BACK A RUNAWAY FROM HS HORSE Patrolman O’Grady Hero of | a Thrilling Performance in Madison Avenue. HIS he RISKS OWN LIFE Stops Frightened Animal, but His Uniform Is Torn Into Strips. to the no exhibit due ders of the wor under the guid- daring respect 14 wh Pough their skill and prowe: mnce of But Bill, none of them has jenything =o} Mounted Whomas Francis Joseph O'Grady, New York poll This horsemans test oo Bhousand spectat Fae| ek o-| attached n Empire was es A big horse owned by the hhouse Company @on from a reet, between nues, when a msalnst é Griver, Williar the horse's bridl @ free head Truck Passes Over Him. The horse wa venue. Abrah harness and hung n he was the wagon and one els pased over his I ave-| blew | Fitt b at the half a block He rolled of the rear headea ade a on bounced loose <th street to take care of the lower end of the Forty-second street jam. He was half way up the block when the| runaway crossed Fifth avenu bound east. Kicking his mount in the flanks, he btarted in pursuit. There was some class to the running ne truck horse. He ma a curb- eeline turn at Maillso: avenue, stretched himself out and started south Ike a Colin. O'Grady swung into venue in pursuit just half a block be- hing. Ag Thirty-fifth street the truck drawn with one of by ithe runaway collided Andrew Davey's light grocery wagons, driven by Frank Dever, ef No. 344 Tenth if way across | avenue, and knocked the) street, directly in the way of O'Grady. Dever was thrown out, but seranbled to his faet as the policeman, Snaking a wide detour, went by. In the next four blocks O'Grady @rew | up to the runaway, jump by jump. All other traffic pulled up on the sidewalks. Between Thirty-second and Thirty-frst str s O'Grady ran his mount along- fide the runaway and reed him over the curb to the sidew: in front of an Bpartment-house. Cioses in on Runaway There wax still a lot of run & @ruek horse and O'Grady did not wis “to take the chance of pushing him down an areaway. As the bridle of! the runaway was off the ¥€o catch hold of to pull hit The SPuirty-flrst street crossing, well Jammed with traffic and estrians, mwas just ahead 1 # quick spring, O' hited from his lle the back neck of the runaway . Reaching over, ne grabbed Ul 7 ftrlis’ and shut off sure) himeelf s retrgck the ‘Sint a the meantime O'Gr: stopped and w Feady to render Nis power. Tystanilers of the prostrate runa O'Grady to get up a ever. 1d Uniform in Strips. uulforn wirips. His } bruised. Bu tor bevere bi In a minute or two Abrat along in a wa 16 had deered up above. and then De ‘other driver, showed up. O'Gr Poth of them to the bh the Traffi: Squad at Pwenty-seventh stre His jams came omma er the ook of { thelr (wounds and bis own nded_ to by an ambulance surgeon from New York Hospita Abrahams was able » to his home at No, 42 Linden. stree voklyt Dever rs his gn wagon. O'G ave of ab Bence because was not iit for | Fifth ay Look in pocketbook Before you go away, When oft for a Vacation That is the safest way Read World “Resort” Advertisements To guard against mistake if See what they will show you Before a step you take WORLD IWS A FACT THAT THE PRINTED 4,819 “SUMMER RESORT” ADS. | ONTH—2,083 more than} the Herald. ve nan O'Grady} TME EVENING Wee ta SATURDAY, JUNE 6,1 woes Don't Go Away Without It, 8 @ 6 | Qasasoaooarocaacearee DIOOOIODHOONGOOHGACHOODDQOOEGDOOQDIGODEGDVOIGOO DOCOOOCOO IOTOOOOO TAFT-ROOSEVELT WOMAN KILLED BELMONT NOW WALKS ASLEEP MACHINE MEETS | BY FALLIN NEW © HAS A CHANCE OUT OF WINDOW, ChICAGO REVOLT —PENNSY TUNNEL RECOVERY. DOESN'T WAKE UP, Drops) | Fairbanks, Hughes and Other | Side of Pit Not Protected, and Heart Action Stronger During Mollie When V Regenberger Forces Combine for Hot ictim Slipped She Night and His Tempera- Mollie smiled 4 stid, an nd agre ~——OCTOGENARIAN > FIRE HALTS HALE n and Chief of Poli is i mt eA Arn ci Is the result of Friday's tornado, which | One 10-do octoge isantolleaidatint swept actoss Fillmore County and de-| | sironlu By A tertiseoiecreten stroyed everything in its path. | wr 4h wits on May 2% z 1 East Boxon. He has been | There were two tornadoes, and they | User. 4 ats Ce 0k y York Po-|\orking as a water-bey In connection | jcame as the climax of a series of a OC Moe ar eof Jersey | with the construction oF a sewer here. lamaller storms in western and south- sold orb, WU City, Hoboker t ‘ gai western Nebraska during the last two Mr oes esac cherie hore tw nothing In the pace mcorde days. Starting in the southwestern relie ! t vn to indicate that t 8 any ; ‘ Fs Ss a York have lent their the. story. told} Bante| Blaze in’ Stable of the Ameri: | sact.ct the country: the tomado/olouds al e ceaseless: sport of a miss boy or became larger as they moved northeast, as atmaniihasic ane CARE RR) a Marino has & made, , le ¢ everythi pi A AGE EO UAT CS ah not the elighest trace of tine OG dno hes Gepny made: a eecanpiceleompanyainycast apetroxinw everything) Jn thele path mii wiared hi aged man hag been foun@ since on the Capt. Ku the Brook- ay Apparently separating in Fillmore | tit seamed as t day named the left for « plea! trip to Bureau stated, that Ninety- irst Street. County, thes4 continued in different di- | filet was inevitable. Staten Isiand panto anys Ther Marne Dosa: eB ENG: | rections across the country, levelling | out heredity tively prosecuting the sea nas lived in the house for a year, which eretnic | farmhouses, killing stock and destroy- further i er so lig as far back as the memory of th I poked formidat| ng crops r the ‘Phitd Florida Dis. pase ASEAN A iN oldest te extends, . fe) A blaze that looked formidable, but “th, first damage was done two miles! trict, which led to follow (One Hundred and Eighteenth street A named Tony Manino was kid-| W8S Teally trifling, licked wp a part of joast of Shickley, where John Argen- at’ in the 2, went Manhattan, daughter of Mr Schultz | nap Brooklyn about a year ago, the stables and storage sheds of the drioht was killed in his home and Johu nil Monday, the Georgia contests other members of the futile ene {Some Weeks after his disappearance American lee Company, at Ninety-firat an was fatally Injured, Moving ©lhe was found roaming around. the 1 Geneva the velocity of the has visited Bellevue and ail the pub- jatzects. Some of his relatives were ar. Street and the East River, this after-|dornadoes increased until they struck F * Tested at the time and prosectted for noon, There {# stall room for ninety |the ground half a mile west of here, we ¥ time Mr itz has been | to Kidnappin hovmes in the barn, but only ton were | entirely a ihe home of Johr delega ‘ s been eee OES ry Shively ir-year-old dav@y esklink with bis aun, J. A, Schult, at in the) pullding when the fre was dis: | yas inst ty falling 125th Street, corner 3d Avenue. {dent street address On Moy BANK STATEMENT SHO covered, and they were quickly removed | 743 {"* Ross Shively, rothere at _War May ‘ noon, the oht ma \to a place of safety. nwiteh he will Pe Nationa of the Pas- ause of the proximity the street time Athletic Club, across and the Astoria ferry house at t foot of Ninety-second — street, two alarms were turned in. A fireboat re- 5 ANOTHER SURPLUS CUT. lent of the ¢ te was unk t in this ring House | bh S A thie! w. shows that the b: nks/snondead to the first alarm and made n enu-Tat members $17.18 nore than the require: | short work of the flamem. | 0 Blodyett, 1O ors wi nv! o per cen reser\ iy e loss is estimates Dy merican ‘and is t 1 pomtmaster e jpmentalor the per cont, reserve vale. | oo) Gompany. officials at $10.00. Half nta ‘Thomas Dl dg. tt used va. Dhis e/a decrease of $117,800 In’ the: nro. a dozen tunerals, bound up Avenue A ious ncompllmenta Mnoarne rtlonute casi deserve as compared | ‘oward the ferry ‘house en route to ing ule brother and eine last we he Heres aw tecned /Calvary, were held lp dv the fire ap- eiriate atas and the Bighty-sixth street day sion Is remarks t wer ter what the decision of the ivati ea ee cross, town Mine was blocked for half | Committ night be he would not Depodits, desrenae 1 Oats fe f nominat ° ‘4 ton, decrease ‘Toe fire was confini Oo a part of | . if nominated, und will cam- onic a inerease ithe long row of one-story buildings paign against him, the old man rerna 1 The Taft delegator on nea tipo | me one might plek my poe Me A purse wus about fitteen Teqillred, decrease | liars and some smal! chan, decreas Likewise the tenibers of the family leposite, decrease || "508 | conflagration along the river bank do! that the old man has committeg statement of banks and trust buicide, ‘They. put that query to @upt | companies of Greater New York not |Henlon, of the Staten Islend ferry | members of the Clearing-House shows Anu were told that It would be prac-| that these institutions heve aggregate [ii oft soe. the, ola man to Sepoen oe ee Pere total cash on pir Hy ie water from o1 band r} joans amount the outs without being detested. -"* to ski, ai8.800. ae } used for the stor: It created @ dense smoke which gave | the impression tha there was @ big oeing on a and the ant! m the Eleventh district failing to appear, At the conclusion of the hearing in these two districts the committee ad. fdaed until 10 o'clock Magaday morn ne 3 Sunday World Wants Work Monday Morning Wonders. | Sc, ” | ftpm Fourth Story and Lodges | n headed by Na ing: 7 She refused at first to go to the hos emnan Comb nen sald that he had taken tal, but later ne suggestion of PRGreaaa wes ienowns ins the, for a Ue through her gister, she agreed to go to Believuc aaiobhendeaniiantn : Als i i were not 1 = or @ more therough exainination jhee } . hurled biz stones at the he Th Seng. o saw her f 1 ple, charging = A ; ne passenger win saw he said Christian Schultz Left His )* killed both, He buried she appeared suddenly at the window | 5 fi bod Frank Marino, he eaid, but! and out quite natura Su Home in Brooklyn to Go ' wher what became of has been » habit of getting uj : . th e other lad. He could, ea to open (Aim WOO topacro shop. to Staten Island. exact date, he said. put iu war ed up to anwalt an of hay and a Ye The First of the Roosevelt Hunting Stories ¥ * Told by Himself, With Illustrations by Frederick Remington ; In Monday’ Ss E vening World Read The First Lxeoe Read All. 4G 3 3 3 x ©) {0} @ @ fo} fo} 0; oO > 2 g owmDagascoed? “TUBS OF BLOOD” BAND OF THIEVES, IS BROKEN UP _——>— CORONER'S JURY HULDS ZASTERA AS SLAYER 0 Six Boy Desperadoes, With | ~~ in Jersey in Day—May In- Section of Nebraska Devas- | tated hy Wind Sweep, Cli- * Storm- ele replace max of Two D | GENEVA | aeaa, four Neb., June 6.— fatally hurt At and ously least ix neveral less injured | | others more or Shively and y smith, er room, He: hundred feet o | probably: angerous! badly hort was in an up [found several | wrecked house From the Shively home the tornadoes | from the jmwept to the northeast. After destro: ling crops and killing live stock ta fury a few miles north of t thelr | Geneva. The rain that followed has swollen ail the streams, and near Jansen @ Nttle girl was drowned while her father, Jose} } ering was trying to save ‘nis | Tamily, Mi tourtand, Hun, neat te atrus ur Ly a., Newl Ly) | Braaea Hin feriddy everiing, walling an | feveral peregna and destroying rN St the town. ere telephone communication orate lang’nor with Scandia, Kan. since last ight’s storm, the extent of th also In ee gon bi 23 do | | Sheppard Inquest Completed WAX BULLET IT DREYFUS, FRIENDS OF GREGOR! SA —— No Trace of the Shot, and Doctors Think It Dropped from Major’s Arm. PARIS, June 6.—The doctors have not woie to locate the ball in Major Dreyfus’s arm They are now con- vinced that it has been ejected by the action of the muscles. Friends of Louis Gregort, paper writer who shot the Major, now | advance the theory that he used wax | pellets insteid of bullets. These pellets were invented ten years ago for use in practice with duelling pistols. When they are fired at a distance of twenty | paces they produce an abrasion of the | been the news- | ekin, but are otherwise harmless. Some | newspapers to-day say that neither the or any cartridges were found $250. Reward A reward of Two riundred and Fifty Dollars will be paid for the arrest and conviction of any junk dealer or other person guilty, under the provisions of Section 550 of the Penal Code of the State of New York, of criminally receiving any prop: erty belonging to this Company. NEW YORK TELEPHONE CO. 15 Dey St., New York * JOHN H. CAHILL, May 1, 1902. 2d Vice-Pres LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S VEGETABLE COMPOUND. THE MOST FUL REMEDY FoR WOMAN THE WORLD. Fi not G, ‘ Headquarters ina Cave, | War in Convention. Went Down 100 Feet. ture Declined. | on First-Story Cornice. | i | dict on Tuesday. | | Arrested. : CHICAGO EE eenenreaentativos| ers saw al The latest bulletin from the bedside} “ Paseenser on the Third avenue “L') Soa oeanarae Pines “ a | EleterGianos ng tttion at Forty-second street leaned), Tite of Blood” gang is} FREEHOLD, N. 5. Sune 6—mhe in AU UOT LE SAUL fie : nea aes ; a LOLA AU EUS at 5.39 o'clock to-day and here quest Into the death of William Romer ca ntes publican resol afternoon in the huge & n 4 od fighting chance for bh be 2 ° ndidat Republican Er sing now has a good fighting chance for hiS | excitediy catied out to Policeman Frank} nis wife, Josept Ryan dential nomination, met here to-day /eArth whore the new Pennsylvania ter-| life, Holup, in the street below and t servant | minals ar ene hy ‘ . i desperados to-day pleaded ¢ Gul vant i ann r hat the Ny ea During the ni = heart n be- & sadkennaunged (hei eras) male, The rij) NS We a ie hea nde-| A girl just walked out of that win- = Ne Gerslelt Hendy, who were murdered at the Mar formal protest: to the Remubllean N9-| street, just aticame er and there tavor-| dows" : i y Salas PAT TeAn Winatin cen mi ONY SLO OR Ene) ened oni | Sa place iw up| able decline tn temnperaty Pie perl-| g1e pc BE Soraonathanol olmaeug . morning of M 16 Jast, was heli h they are at present, according |4o the ia Foad way: cAlonig the | ¢onttig whten. folldwed! the operation te | were remanded -day by Coroner John R. Gravatt in to their opinion, betng ignored by the | siges of hole for the most part SOc not mCun Gore G LAAT ned tenement On| santence. In thee Courtartousen dominating elements in the Republican there are wooden walls, but at this par-| *PPendicitis, however, has not by any the southwest corner and then he ran| triumvirate of leaders of the gang. After a number of witnesses had been party ‘ Nae on dnt, where the excavations are} means cleared P it remains for. down joined Holup. They could see 4 member—Harry Miller—was com- othe jury found a verdict that They claim that they have 12 Pynerantherdaimertintareet= | phyaiclans to conquer that @anger-/ . woman's foot projecting over the top ted to the House of Refuge last ‘William 'B. 8 rd. Josephine Shep- electoral votes and that they “are being | rotecting rail had been pro-| us phase before he can be pronounced © “°MSE # f0Ck projectin: = scUlixtonday uymguaticelOlmatediiforiset pard and Jennie Bendy came to thelr ridden down in the Interests of States vided. t of danger of a large tin and wire beer sign on a] oo’ boise near his home, at One| dcatits on the 16th day of May. 19%, ut lw furnish a single el a of workmen were gathered, At t Belmont country sutting cornice over Claries Connor's | sungred and fourth street and ‘he hands of Frank Zastera vote Reput n party? shed at te street lewel| Hempstead Dr. Louis N. Laneha saloon on the ground floor of the build- FRA : Zastera is the young farm hand who Hit Taftcand pecsevelt oging the great man-made can-| family clan, is atill In constant at and they conoluded that such a fall weaeql edie Ae cae ae nee on the day of the murder a. A plainly dressed. neat looking | tendance. Dra. McCosh and B stories—must have killed | store Per ee and who has since been in the County meeting to-day Were Messrs | wean came up and asked if an performed the operation, are fousty in, the girl One Hundred snag (dail here. He is twenty-one years old manager for Vice:Pres the om ine F ithin alia i A : e duandibenaiiesthe sonioreAnton F 3 a ew a man na ithin diate ca vii The policeman rushed up to the four They made -hree Seven f: _Mumphr rk Ir ad fo 1@ nite visits to the patient day qnd night. floor and ar i Ist Z He ta a detec: MeKinley, of Ilin co. ny Dr. MeCosh ex Dr. Lanehart at) tobacc a small scale, with @ tives were wat nw the place—and ex net Cann ni candidacy: ¢ 1 and during the day Dr. Bull de-| shop fr je building, and when he: caped detection ¢ 1 ane Re ane NT) Burke a votes as is time as ean |looked out of the window he gave a ga9p| jt was in the arr ih ania, and Senator Hemenw i x to case and tell back into the room ree Acie panel 0 and. Jury ana. They declared ey yake Dr. McCorh said to-day: | Mr, Pe'mont Sister-in-Law, Ho Said. 2 We : Yi. has their con that | inquiry now has a e of recovery. T Tate pret Pence rele ' > States h the however, Will Le a matter of m Uy fats oh + Mollie street Renwe nee Stepped Too Near Edge. Sa BIL BIRGAE eeineton bers he en leaned 4 them. were p and afore entiged | she turned to go she stepped to! be removed, even though he c cy Est! cee ! é eeait to a raspeotful hearing.” 1 ‘ Mf the CHM. One of the | to show rvement that he has; I¥ine secure on {ndietment { They charge that th dange outed a’ during | beer sign for the ! Taft machine” 'x ignoring them « warning jumped toward her, but onto the in the Inter ern States, |i was too late were clos MANS BODY IN NORTH RIVER they will make a, With a scream the woman tottered John D w f the convention. and fel backwa c of it. "Mie cea mealeg = Ch delegations w men crowded to the ¢ She was tobacconist, fall wa thes Docks Denartin enti sawie Sac Committe: ig nV Mian naalOteuroKenvrocielatnthe but never so far, This would w oosect floating on North River at prominent ting to pott ol thelexcavati It had been 1 a ¢ West Seventy-firth street at rd dis -Presiden-jan almost sheer Op etwean sey-| ‘Or probably kill her,’ said Police- am nd with es tlal nomination, and all agri (hei eeandeal Hund si an Holup. they hurried down to er i i sentiment seemed to be sett! he men had climbed | ne second to get the girl into the ne » leaders of be ae New York being generaily consid-| down the rye Gy C| puse. had a great deal of dim- s Blood had ap. ered that tt would wise for the dead. He ad and halt ity, but finally drew her in through a twelve years the water about two party to take a ian from that Sta | the bones dow and airs to her 8 Howard : < OE OEMan The two men most prominently men-| broke: 0 r ‘ indir z He sal sprtots he two men most prominently | broker room. All # remained Hun ired Vsene: andi au abeesed in ake o1ethe toned to-day tn this conne called an , closed and sh When she t Popes vaterial iinet naninhadlia Secretary Cortelyou and Representa-| who came from Roosevelt Hospital was on the bed her sister and her a\ eaqupped as UW. ghort blond mustache. tive Tariea E. Sherman, the ch eeroaleawasingcase: (om thes Soroherdand. brother-ni-law shook ny. Holup evoly “ of the Congresstonal Committee, both — Coroner Harburger the body in Mad r. Finally after @ ri } rb r 100k the body rt ate went to call a docto: inally after variridge n of ae are trom New York charge, The woman was appare But Brooklyn Police Can Fin great deal of shaking the giri—she !@ At ti ‘at’ denied lorida and Georgia Heard about forty-five years old, with fa on vears old and ts pretty—slowly w st of Di pe ‘9 Sone Ment adinaiteni| No Record of Family elgnteen veare o} y y how ore of Davaga he Committee, in resuming| in height and we 8 opened her eves. robbed. In the station house tts delit s to-day, took up the! WE pla Uo Ni What's the matter?” whe said, to get at “Turkey noper, is 3 white lool e& Names contest of the delegates-at-lnrge fram 2Ad, White Bue toad as He Names ateanihy Florida, and this was followed by workingman f r a ee ‘Ave you } ne wae asked hearing of the evidence in the contests (There was no pronounced mark of on ree A r “My shoulde arts ~and—oucn !— In the Second and Third Florida dis: \era ment to search throweh the exe HAM, Mass., June §—Anthony ry inip! What's the matter?’ she re- tricts. National Committeeman Coombs, vations for men of the nar Santo, a lad of % startled ¢ peated. of Florida, headed’ the ‘Taft ¢action, and There being several MeDonaids of Pojlce Fred w Sackett, of Norwoo M enouga zims. “Yo was assisted by Judge Joseph FE. Lee sw minutes after the trag- and several rt and pohce aie Walked out of a window tn yo r Pens a colored man of Jackscnville, the od 1 been put to work to fence! a, tne ninge of the session of the North. (2nd Weve liad # hard time waking yos eee Openkigiargumentitoniahel Da peaple jn th Rie Un Tee of the hole e the woman, * ang) a pe corres repel fac voae >. I's a wonder if all your bones eventh avenue, ‘and bei made by M. B. Macfa’ EB | ete a tinal MUA thie ecerode: | aronieemasned [etdore Brow Eighth Taiupa, ne F No Bones Broken avenue, alias He in ae euch é ine, James and Frank Marino, in Broo! ra i . ‘ the one Out @ police spoakers for the anti-Taft ele- re TP MIe UMAR TCHEMETOAT A nial But when Etter, of Bellevue Hos- {2° ment wore J. N. Stripling and J H athein cae Haitealalemen (hrosine pital arrived and made an exe Dickerson stones upon thelr heads, He disci e said that Mollie was sound in winc port On the programme after the | raemotlvenl : i and limb and perfectiy good all ove r orida contest were the distr s | ac o1 . gh ne) 3 * with the excep! of a slight wren rom Georgia, It was generally thought | Santo had just undergone an # \ ee 7 ees C contesis would be filed in| ration of hfe suspected connectio top ners nent twioulder) ends orure oe ae us. Tyee Ustriets from State, but | loa bicvele theft At the conclusi of her hip. ! 1 to qualify ‘and was {esterase : Hise G nore than ttle thin ates teeta | | the case Chief Sackett and the news Bley Ua Ka Ores SD Bi panei | y SOminitt f ! \yaptaeas Ra Raa like a fall out of a fourth-story wir Committee this after- parer}men| were) talking) with (Santo) In | iow lontolian feacentonniteauchis Sey fpebencountcroamaren ene tenacaaaday soned sleep-walker out +f busin ! ced that he want to tell Ha. Gin Separate Advertisements during the last five week days—5,013 MORE than the Herald—a brand new consignment of Po- tions, portunities, Lost Articles, Bargains, &., are on their way morrow— See Sunday World Ad Here They Come! GQ amines undur 2Z, amd 15.000 Mun wl fave. Niue Styge Suds ur F oma cub UWS. True Blas ae) Mav Veen Open Late To-Night Bulk Brothers 47 Cortlandt St., near Greenwich. Open Until 9 P.M. 279 Broadway, near Chambers. Open Until 9 P.M. Union Square, 14th St., near B’way. 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