The evening world. Newspaper, March 24, 1911, Page 20

HUDSON COUNTY FINDS A BANK FOR POLITICA Prosecutor Garven to Bring | Operations of Davis Before Grand Jur BIG DEALS CHARGED, Claim Against Estate of “Bob” Davis for $80,000 Reveals _ NEW $30,000,000 DOCK PLAN Startling Condition. with the funds of the office ts anown by two statements comes from Willlam D, Edwar torney for the Davin estate; the from the prorecutor of the plem Grand Jury to Probe Loans Mr, Edwards says It has been the cust gears for the collector to funds committed to hi eat for every cent that came to him during |? hie three terms at the ond of the term Under this custom money was loaned to Davis, but it & porfectiy legit r * rejoins Prosecu- tor Garven, “that tf this money was converted to private uses it was a| criminal act, and Tam making a per sonal investigation and am to subpoena witnesses. [expect to volt the matter to the Grand Jury tn a fow dayn.” The specific matter that sandition to public attention filing by Fagan of a Davis estate due th he specific transu upon | which the investigation hangs centres about the purchase of property for the erection of a power plant for the new court-house In Jersey City {i Power Plant Deal Bold. In this case a real estate dealer, Wi ‘am Maxon, negotiated the deal for the sale of the property the late Representat! Dermott to Robs ation of $18,000. Whe Property he notified If OM the cash. Hagan, st ts alleged, this and then Davie sold the prope to the county for $23,000 and received « heck for $8,000, thus taking $28,000 from the county funds for his own deal, with- out any cash of his own involved in| the bargain. Other Democratio politicians bealdes Davie are alleged to have enyyed sdmilar “banking” privileges, with the Cobiector’# office as the angel. It hap- pene that the Prowecutor aud County Judge Robert Carey, who 4s aiding $n the investigation, are bot! Kepubiioans, the case thus takes on the added interest of politice, Legislature to Investigate, ‘The news of the local investigation tn Jersey City Was supplemented by the statement that the 1 ture of New Jersey was to nw hives committes for the pur into the various pu Mh of Hudyon County Rich Field for Geet, The magnitude of the 1 through th n by the « of 1 es and worl to collections averaned a $5,000,000 4 yeur, and that the off ‘ fed @ constant by $700,000 and $1,000,000, lend, having a enloy ve A VALUABLE SUGGESTNA IMPORTANT TO EVERYONE It is now conced the kidneys should b as they control the by physicians that more atten tter from the system winter months life, t assistan acreise, drink re rich, heavy ineys to d ed, as we t less jess water and of food, thereby more work than N dence of kidney trouble, inability to hold urine ng or smar burning, brick-dust or sediment, sallow complexion, rheumatism, moy be weak or irregular heart action, warns you that your kidneys require help immediately o avoid more serious trouble An sherbal medicine containing 1» minerals or opiates has the most influence. An ideal herbal that has had most remarkable a kidney and bladder remedy is Dr Swamp-Root by mail abe Address Dr. Kilmer & Co, . Y, and mention the Evening World, York Na w pay the cot of 6 tenance by the Board of 1 SCHOOL TEACHER Loses from Munietp trownell Was also assessed the costs. In giving judgment for the motuer Juaticn Brown said John Lane, small boys whore homes are | }police to-day Yoogne Gate and $33" NOt With Fellows Like You Recorsveahing Ds Dash With! Robert Davie jr, and the ector will timate > - r This plan SUIT BROUGHT BY MOTHER, »” him ‘The Appeltate Divivion of t ‘ourt In Brooktyn to-day an ite E, Brownell, a purtie school VY of Manhattan, from « f TO. « 4 against hi | Anna istice Thomas C. Brown in the Court, Staten Leland The conduct of the defendant during a and the horrible 4 to make fiets. | Brownell appealed, | son Division in Almntssing riticiam of the re of the lower c pices" Riana OFF TO FIGHT INDIANS. The parents of John Van Hoff and in Glendale, rom ‘home on Wednesday o hunt Indians. The Van fathers and y, | later Women’s Single and breasted coat black and hair line checks, navy serge, st ripes and | yor at him, o jand arm, yo weat In Th the razor in hin Lieut, trate THE EV © SIREETSUNSAFE, RACE WITH DEATH TELLS THE COURT. SAVEFRE ICI Running Around,” Magis- Replies. Donegan was a prison it head known tn alsoholte olre Detective Edward Finn happened t walking eas tercepted Donegan Finn subdued Donegan jcouple of taps with @ blackjack and] | the two inj Once in John van's place last ev “With mon Ike armed with razd trate Herrman in “the etreets are Suits double} models, of | “18 Women’s and Misses’ Value $27.50 | nd what oklyn, was In flames. ach about 92,000, “lt tan't @nfe to walk the etreets of New York at night," declared John can in Yorkville Court to-day. Vhat's why I'm here, Your Honor.” charged with He had a few bumps w bums Hundred and Twelfth street t over.” ‘The charge against READY TO GO TO MAYOR, “UU? Jenn Ryan and Jonn tervan, ———_ paloon with @ razor Por forty one ot Me. ‘Tomkins Wik jaca |) HkVan 49 in Bellevue Hospital badly of the publi y of Hudson Ce ‘omkin Vil € ‘There is a gash the right side N. J., it ie charged, have been Ele { f Lot his neck that escaped his jugular vein by politicians for thetr perso th yoy a hair eudth, Hervan was in poses, without the payment of | #8 a conplainnt against Donegan and from this unique bank, it Ne tine a big gash in his right arre loged, Yeadera conducted large per i three fingers of his righ a we erations, Fifteen years of the » moat deverad by Don sor which Is under view tna Grand J Who has a store at tnvestigath tarted by rre PG rt nth street and ond avenue, the cutor of found and Mervar os It at ° whose place {t at Thirty. office of County Collector under the in first street and Second avenue, rm Nuence of the late 1 rt Davia, head friends . psi and front of the Democratic orguniza ad DP Slashed at Ryan's Neck. kg WPMNETA Leh, ieodcraliea by They attended w theatrical perform. Davis influence, have the appo ne HosING TRI oe, ee (power, Steplen M. Eagan, present| * pihetdredsaahg les ala Mesh EL) County Collector, was preceded ts at his home, No, 200 Mast Thirty Davie’'s father-in-law During @ at TH eeeth atheat AS the last fifteen years the Davi jo the along the river Donegan 1 was strong in the operations of the of-| front. Tits plan conte Ae) Vephosh- tter S| ee a, Aad bi ed alle ‘5 neck to what ts charged have been done ots BB See ate ene 4 ean turned and irty-firet street hands with in the block and ip who tried to cut with A ured men to Relle Sanitarium. ‘The murderous prisoner wae taken to Headquarters this morning and Mned up. McMullen said he recog- Upon | nized him as @ man Who had spent some time tn @ sanitarium, When Magistrate Herrman had heard ; the evidence against Donegan and Done- wan's exciine he held the prisoner for mputations | further examination may be heard later. There ts @ evidence to wt ack w Ryan's testimony . according to Herven, W that Donegmn'a at: | erditaced, as Donegan had jer in Here wandering about —_>-—— Horses Burned to Death. Four horses were burned to death and | reported to the Brooklyn |two wagons destroyed in a fire that that the youngsters had | Wrecked « stable at No, 70 Waverley avenue, Bi F. Nolan, of No. & Washington avenue, early this morning. blaze Is a myster eT | stable until mid |horse and says ¢ y of |condition when the p toms will r belonging to Peter The origin of the as Nolan was in tho ikht doctoring a sick he left. Two hours The total Broadway and 5th Av., Cor. 21st St. erything waa tn good | Li kik. WORLD, IN AMBULANCE 10 Woman After Policeman’s Coat Smothers Blaze. Fearing his patient would die in the | ambulance, Dr, Cole made a record- breaking dash to the Harlem Hospital to-dny with Mrs. James Harrington, whose Ught wrapper came tnto coftact with © gas stove at No. 154 got the woman to the hospital, but her death tn expected. Mra. Harrington, who Ives with her | mother, Mrs, Anna Fall, was making | beds, when her dress swept across the stove, In an Instant her clothing was aflame, Her screams brought her sev enty-year-6ld mother to her side. The old woman endeavored to tear the burning garments from her daughter und was burned about the faec and hands, The screams of the two women at- tracted Policeman Prazak of the East One Hundred atid Fourth street station, who came running. 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