The evening world. Newspaper, March 16, 1909, Page 18

16, 1909. : 8 i NING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAROH Pretty Equestrienne Who Did Bareback Act on Shipboard, and Her Pet Horses ' KICKS BLIND WIFE HORSEBAGK ACT GEHGELESS AFTER IN WID-CCEAN SHASHNG DOOR, ON LAE’ DEC ONAL WB DADLY WEAPONS —_— Giant Husband Confesses His | Pretty Adeline Dutton Delights Brutality in Court, With | Ryndam’s Passengers With No Penitence. Identify Purchasers and Mark Real Circus. Each Kaife or Pistol, THREATENED TWO LIVES |SHIP FULL OF FOR POLICE, |! Aldermen Order Public Hear- ing on Measure to Aid War on Criminals, RECORD BABIES. Adal ata Aged Father Tells of Vicious Three Families Bring 28, and Assault, but Tracey Gets | ' Light Sentence. Birth on Board Increases Flock of Little Ones, A new pian Her faltering footsteps directed by Net) yy nook bged father, on whose arm she leaned, iversion p Hand and ot lund her sightless eves staring ahead, | ney) y i Tracey, of No, 2291 Second Mra, Julia Tracey, of N 1 Second | curated it on t Rvenue, entered the Harlem Court to- the Board of Alder to-day in t shape of an ordinance making it c pulsory on all dealers in Miner 1 wh ache, Way and recited to Magistrate House de- ers, pistols or other terdam with the dain- : j today ks. a dangerous talle of the brutal treatment she had| gest jot of succerstul married people ecord tt yok Kept for the purpose |; wuffered at the hands of her husband. | ayoara, Am ae IFO ciety oa the name, address and diescription of gj e chasing such we s the Ryndam car- children, and an the way across to already had five, ofa the frst 350 cabin passer ried several ht other was born on Ignatz Rudnitzi, who en efore {ts pa e that al re delive request. six-footer and weighs pounds, He lives at ‘Hundred and Thirty-eighth stre wife having made her home past year with her father chasers | ent of weapons, and ble its pro his | ‘or the | James | 1 ‘Brown, was the least eo! alert is ; 4! Winnie and Adeline Dutton and their of all who 6 ‘din this d | prot rane all yall eapon sold is to have a ‘other James are nown ¢ tragedy, and t sations brought | Orotner ; riders, who Wil in. the *tingiing terman F ors against him by his wife and father-in- Jaw did not penetrate his indifference. Broke Into Home. ‘Mr. Brown said that Tracey companion had visited his he Saturday night and demanded ad-| and pretty aa a peach. mittance ring that he intended to} Did Circus Act on Deck. commit some violence, at his daughter's) 44 9 special favor the Holland-Ameri- request he had an line allowed the Duttons to bring | piling the furniture their horses to New York on the Ryn had thus barric dam. A special cabin was constructed humble Iittle bh for the animals on the main deck “Tracey is as strong as he Is brutal,” | pyery day the Dutton girls took Babe the old said, “and, throwing his| ang Mack out reve gait ip mighty shoulder against the door he} second day the es seemed (0 enjoy burst it in, carrying the casing with | ¢) promenades as much as the girls him as he fell into the room, He de-| qi, and Miss Adeline ventured to manded that my girl return to live with | mount Babe and put her through some him, but she has been blind for years, | circus paces. ‘The 1,600 Duich passen Your Honor, and after enduring every | gery gathered in open-eyed amazement outrage that a woman could she came hecame almost deliriously enthust- to me, and there she shall stay lastic at the equestrian performance have been filling an thelr two kK, the rty of ears old show here, ‘T engagement in Berlin wi snow-white horses, Babe and M and @} former being the personal pro} je ON! Miss Adeline, who is sixteen ed the new measure w METZ NOW BLOCKS FERRY PURCHASE PLAN .. gee the doors and ainst them they 1 themselves in thelr | Denies He Approved Price of $250,000 for East River t? Dock Property, astic given for their benefit in midocean. While telling the Court his story | (G the old man tightly clasped his) When not entertaining the passengers | fila mis Waughter’s hand and frequently asked | with feats of horsemanship the M | ‘i, c her to correborate his statements, | Dutton were wont to don bloomers a ae ake ae | which she did by nodding her head, | climb up the rigging to the thaintop, SHLD ATT TASMAN AIST Kicked His Blind Wife where they “after welzed a carving Knife and threatened would perform thrilling entering my home ‘Tracey | Sraceful stunts, Th | of the Ryndam all thr Willian BR. Gray Geis Verdict Against Yew Haven Rond, o murder us," the old man continued, | day voyage : io mt us," th man continued ue a 1. Gray, playwright and sor His companion stood by and laughed. | On March the Ryndam passed i Then as h My | th i { t Ay Was awa a verd | three miles from an iceb ; siaughter tr un- | at erg, the larg: | © Supreme ¢ at White ahe lost cons Jest reported this The day was ui he {Mant Jett us.’ | balmy and sunlight was. br A | ‘ When coed upon to. testify Mrs. | ‘The po s enjoyed the vigw of the B TA s f had a Twenty-eight in Three Families. E i TN JAIL FOR RIOTING Three sturdy Hollan was rossing on | the last coach le to New Tracey the | Went twenty-el ted States, includ ; ‘They are all bound for Montana ave mone’ and determination iieinanaarcivala , : Hendrieus Byk, wife and six chitdren | Lrouble Started Over Subaus- Jan Hovskera, wife and eight children r Fa Jan Van der Woude, wite and eight| sion of Tripartite Treaty —_———_>——_- ch! n, , The children of these three Interesting JOHN OAKES SHAW DEAD. 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