The evening world. Newspaper, March 21, 1911, Page 5

| STUMBLES OVER mses WN DEGSION ON pa in the M | | a: of Miss Edna Baltimore Tells \“ bina sional Neither He Nor Directors Can Pay $15,000 for Legal i | % OWNER ATTENDS BANQUET. (Qauffeur Badly Burned and Diners Smudged in Blaze Near Paterson. The automobile of Joseph G Jerson was burned Discovery by Neighbor Saves] eg One Brooklyn Man—Another | Unds Life by Bullet Services Before Failure. Martin of le shed of the n Hote: near Paterson ¥ Two Rrook oth desponden Mwille My, Martin was ata Declaring that he could find no fustin nd out of w hundred diners heard the tf eation in la sitch action, Justier morning. One, ‘ Herbert Harman, Mr. Mar - Newherger tn reme Court t {ran out in thelr dress pt lothes 4 teal th jon of Orio ne chauffeur push the burning | denied the apr Lek a chine out, of the Shed, Cheney, State Superintendent of Banks ‘Harman was badly burned, He was \to pay $16,000 out of the assets of the found lying beside the road when the | wrecked Northern Bank to the law firm Ne bad burned up and the excite |of Giffard, Hobbs & Beant for profes wea ove, Mr. Martin borrowed gional services rendered prior to the tr and took him to the how | ene Paterson, The banquet wae re- | ny smudged shirt froms ebour the board. dead when f tried asp chance to recove Henry Roll, #1 ' y time in a week, His enatian parents and grown chil- dren live with him, Shortly after last midnight Roll went ¢ State Banking Department took of the institution. effect of granting mich an order, char ‘ be f th he building, H ny od lt @aid Justice Newberger, “would be to 6 the fourth foor of the building. He kive a preference tothe attorneys ove: removed the cap fruin'e gaa dat a (| oe WILL DISCUSS CITY AUTOS, |f.*4 reference tothe attorneys ove: HI, fitted the end of @ rubber tube | bank." ver the aperture and tying the othe: | Aldemantc Committee Also to Take | | ‘The lawyers, it appears, rendered ner- vices to the Northern Bank and {te wud- aidiaries, the Mackay Avenue Realty Company and Kingstén Sesurtties Com- Pany between Deo. 1, 1908, and Feb. 10, of . end in his mouth, turned on the gas Cae } and lay down on the floor to await as Vey ¥ John Provat, who !lives on the fourth ‘ vy fi came home early this morning. | ed gas and groped his way Vp Poposed City Gai 5 Alfermen Smith, Delaney, olka, Brady and Cunningham, aa a apecial committee of tie Board, will give e@ jDublio hearing on) “city-owned gutomo- | 1911. This was prior to the fathure of ee thi ar waite a Miles; their use and cost.” Aleo the! the bank. ng joover the leak, un @ etum- | Question of ablishing a central city, Justice Newburger, ea over Rois body. b ieee bank considered. ‘The clerks of the marriage Nosase|earege tn 10 be considered. por. | Chenev'a application, said the stare burean at City Hall had a photograph js of city departments an «| Bankl RPUEAT LOee i 1s con-| oe aoies Edna Baltimore of No, 42 Maat |ough heade will be quimsed by the| ing ‘neleetian Crete tenetay t " Dare) One Hundred and Sixteenth street |committes. ‘The Mayor to-day appoint-| jh® insuruiion "fcr the purpose o propped up egainet the grating in front |¢4 af aasistant corporation counsel to auidation,” a at along with the 7.) OMe today and were anxiously attend the hearings and advise. the | superintendent's application to apy the a rs for the original to appear. | committee. ‘ | lawyers was the written consent of a i Tease Baltimore, the young woman's —_—_— | majority of the directors of the bank ne family. A few days ego he tried i ore nk womneas | Scully with @ command that on no| Roll was unconscious. He was re moved to Brooklyn Hospital dition is eritical, but he hanee to recover. Roll had saved up conaiderab: vut im the past year all hin \ave been swept away by eickn Confer. * “What rights the directors have a: suicide by gas, Dut was discovered at March 21—/thie time in the distribution of the account must Edna be allowed to have Transatlantic shipping representatives funds of the bank J am at a loss to sere eens tniver who has bee, |e marriage lomes to marry anybody. mot here to-day to discuss several Ge: | understand.” ° work, shot himself tn the head| Mr. Baltimore also asked the police to | puted points now standing in the way, “Te added that to grant the applica ated in a Morrie chair in the |help him find the girl, who és nearty sev- | of a renewal of the Atlantic Conference | tion would, In effect, be “an approva: om of his home. He was dead|enteen, and has dark brown hair and Pool agreemen:. 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