The evening world. Newspaper, March 25, 1911, Page 4

} THE EVENING WORLD, mL STUPIDITY Newest Beauties of the Staye; “Peach Crop” BLAMED ON THOSE HIGH UP BY BUTTS iiistilfie. tin Magistrate in Harlem Backs Up Corrigan in Scoring News- paper Fight E “ADMITS INEFFICIENC Patrolmen, Lieutenants — or Captains Not Responsible, but | Some One Lacks Experience \ iy City Magistrate Butts, speak rom | \ the bench of Harlem Court day | \ backed up Magistrate Corrigan's “#e- | \ é Aitious charges that the present admin- | istration wan demoralizing the eMlciency | of the police. H Magistrate Bi morning with a statene came out Thursday | K Mag: | nd cours | jstrate Corrigan’s inc age. He ing of Magistrates Thursday Which thirteen Migestrates, Algrenting, disowned a!) «yimp, # attack on “xove "am he called the ¢ viinistration, Two policemen from Mundred and Twent tion furnished the tex Butte’e talk to-day when him newepaper clippings des ceedings at the Polo Athle right as a basis for warrants for was not invited to the meet eat] Kernochan the West th str rr boxers. They said they had tried to get ints the club but had not deen able. Confession of Inefficiency. “Tt is a barefaced confession of ‘the general inefictency of the Po- Moe Department for you to offer me such evidence,” said Magis- trate Butts. “It reflects small credit on the police affairs of this city. How absurd-it Is for you men to come here and ask for @ warrant or even a summons when you make no straight or rtrong charge based on any real evidence that @ rime has been committed. “How, understand me. I do not Blame you two men or your lieu tehast or your captain. ie it certainly shows inexperience if not orapidity in the police administra- ‘tiem of the City of New York. The court is powerless to put in motion ite -processes on such ‘evidence’ this, The application for a war- rant is denied.” District-Attorney Whitman sald to- day the Grand Jury could at any time| it Baw fit begin an investigation of che | conditions that Magistrate Joseph Cor- rigan describes as “wide open.” It may | do 20 without specific instructions from. the court. It i# reported such an in- quiry may start within forty-elgnt hours, Grand Jury Must Inquire. The District-Attorney quoted the law, whieh says that the Grand Jury "must inquire into wilful and corrupt miscon- duct in office of public officials of every dencripNon in the county.” | Magistrate Corrigan says he {x will to repeat and back up his stateme to a Grand Jury at any time, It is| possible such an investigation, if there ia one, may be deferred until the April Grand Juries are sworn. y will ree port to Judge Rosalsky, wi dded fuel to the flame on Thursday by comments that accorded In many ways with tne statements of Magistrate Corrigan. DA CUS LIQUOR-CRAZED DOCTOR SHOOTS TWO MEN DEAD. ‘ st Kills Officer Who Was Taking Him to Inebriates’ Hospital, Then Fires on Bartender. DES MOINES, Ia., March 25.—Dr. 11 R. Kelly of Council Bluffs early to-day shot and killed Depu Sheriff ence Wollman, of Council Bluffs, and a short time later shot and killed Kdwayd g. a Des Moines b The artender herif! to ‘ospit at Knoxville. ipled the tame roe , wood Hotel du ing the ni’ FAarly this morning Kelly awakened, took a revolver from the pocket of the Deputy Sheriff and fired! three shots into the man’s body as be lay asicen. Kelly then hastened Cown the street, @htered a saloon at A and Court streets and dema nk, S$ ing, tho bartender, refused to give the Hquo You saloon keepers have made inebriate of me and now y ad * Kel! 1 as revolver, which he had reloa fired five shots, all of which ag. ‘The bartender died Merey H Kelly was hort dis tance fro: aloon and is eounty Jail, Me is thir “ wud of a prominent fam — ALMANAC FOR TODAY Gun rise. B.58/sin sets, CATA. ses BAe to. New York ARI ED, tar Mave Ange i irvnen A ‘Clamp FY Eien i INCOMING STEAMSHIP DUK TODAY Concho, Gale Greerts,, Sioraova Apalachee, Ibelfast Ue Maxoois OUTGOIN BA Laurentic, Liver x Not a Failure in the Broadway Play Houses PIATT AS BEAUTY IN CRVERYWwWoMARn” f. Already she's the talk of the town that knows ‘when it sees one; a sensation in cerise, to give the dressmaker her due but remarkable quite aside from the color scheme for y tall, swaying. figure and a face and head that would adorn the artistic side of a silver), yiiar, Her Nght hair is worn as though it were a vell, and when si@ ls in the duel it covers her with a glory all her own and not borrowed * from the hairdresse igo value of her beauty les in the \ fact that it is dram it makes pantomime stronger than w : Fresh Y. auties. th from Let me ve mana Beau aly Lilian, Rit Jean | William J and dark Maxine and go“ ae And | songs and With the seasons Ww \ what ma widows effects that eter and, tear nove young fres beauties who have blown | Dawn, for another, wi e pink prettt | !* nes: ( inelined ave thy hat most 1 1 ' and lobst Newburgh lve she Nie erself, 10 pa th adh « hand of an ny ‘ You m wet ' it Why the Winter Gatden Blooms, | iiiiy tay we to Pitt they Non Hee for Grace Was! ler alue, Moreover, she @ n é sw GRACE WASH BURN * Miss Grace Washburn the Talk of the Townin the Winter Garden--Beau- ties of Yesteryear Stil. f bui fi Flourishing, Eclipsed by the Bevy oi | Fresh Loveliness Nor i inthe Limelight=Mase p of Them Come from Out of Town, stage beauty And I chorus girl ts coming the pony ballet and t ting away genera ge direc fi The ‘ t vie Nanded} igh as &0 a week f wi a HW ’, 1 own ‘ eitler gir t home a . The great 1 for building up the system lite Ugnts, Stich tiguae sat medteiives pa ah a i RN tee RGR ne eR _ ITTV me ITT ~ IMPORTANT — SATURDAY, MARCH 1911 GORDON, ment ot $350 for Man's” Lite. nages we vers ees yoving shaft whirled nesses of her that it could not be Surrogate Keteham «3 inal | ther | disease in th meningitis, i was another ne when the steam- GREENROOM GLINTINGS. Frank J. Wiistach. An actor with a grouch rarely gets there with a punch If architecture is frozen music, \/ acting must be stewed noise id ; The actress who married the ’ gy foreign nobleman took the count. sg Many a bad play is like the v @ measles: it hag its br red spots. WAZEL DAWN. A seasick man hates the ocean, | Menken an y among the costumes of the | ae eee ef et he will always goto see the BY CHARLI DARNTO? \ White Pian Pata | REV. DR. JOWETT. 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