The evening world. Newspaper, April 24, 1911, Page 16

{ | PAC TOROR TO TRY CASES OF GAMBLERS — | Three Admit They Have Taken Chances, but Are Not Prejudiced. GAMING TOOLS ON VIEW | Noyes, Captured in Raid by Flynn, Refuses to Plead Guilty on Parole. With all the caution and ciose Practice which usually murder case, George A eai name is Lachman) wa begins a Ne for gambling before Judge R aA wore nat aptuved 6h the s00ts art of Genera f the row of flathouses between Sixty: | Lachman was caught Jan. 9 in’ a|firet and Sixty-second strech on Third gambling ho No. M East ‘Twen- avenue, tleth stre h he of said to have Mrs. Mitchell is not of the ethereal | psy ah type of ‘blushing as one of the | two burglars di ed she zn the. ant to whe Sour’ giwbbed him and threw him on his neck were a ro wheel, a bushel or more | she had been downstaris w and Of chips, faro bones, dice and other) asc to her flat, found two short, gambling paraphérnalia to be used as | heavily bullt young men on their knees exhibits in the case Because the selec: | before her door prying open the lo xy tion of the jury promised to take up with Jimmies. all of the Court's t' today, the | Lecped Upen His Back. | fretting of there gambling too | Clad in a kimono and feit slippers, the sembie Fm Feel gambling, Mrs, Mitchell mounted the stairs with im the vacant room + General velvet tread, She saw what was going eastons, yas ot on and did not stop to ask questions | Nevertheless a po! k loaded with gambling ap) and “club BRE BATTLES. WITH BURGLARS; WOMEN AID HER Plucky Mrs. Mitchell Jumps on Intruders and Fights Hard on Stairway |Badly Mauled Pair Captured After Desperate Flight Over Housetops. A Aoren women contributed a atrenu- Our share to the capture of two burglars to-day, who were intercepted in the act | of jimmying their way Into the apart ment of Mrs. Olive Mitchell, a brid the fourth floor of No. 37 Third av nue, around the corner from the Bast Sixty-seventh street police station, Mun= or make any fu [the top step to mply leaping from | back of one of the | room" placards Inscrived with » | cracksmen, who went down in a heap tices to Members diat the back ‘Phe bride got a powerful grt door of the Critnal Courts Buflding all collar, but he fought with a day, ready with ¢ ther cases Jegs and threw her off. Ag he scrambled should the trials be avcellerated unex- | to his feet he struck her in the face, pectedly. One of these placards read | but she collared him again and accom- #0 that all Centre street could see panied him in @ scramble descent down EVEN MONEY. YOU CAN'T THROW BETTER THAN ACES. Among those who paused to look and laugh at this outdoor exhibit were hun- dreds of politicians, jury talesmen, gewyers and gamblers awaiting trial. Questioning the Taleamen. Asstisant MDistrict-Attorney Buekner, assisted by Deputy Assistant Brother: went at th talesmen with the utmost J. McManus, for Lach- pleading § guilty y was making speeches gamblers Judge Ros against them. The first four talesmen were rejected for expressed — prejudice against kamblers, due to published accounts of crooked practives and they thought gar ought to go to Jail on general principles, Col. Abraham Gruber appeared at the side of Mr. McManus at 3 o'clock. Up to 4.9 o'clock seven jurors had toeen selected. ‘Three of them satd they because had played roulette and other gambitng | y Side with missiles, At last the games. Walter N. Gladke of No. 1 West | fugitives dodged into a flathouse and | Minety-second et said that he hua| raced to the roof. Women in this and | played a lot wasn't sore. Alexand ning | houses followed them and ©. Godron of No, 12 West One Hundre creams brought policemen. and Thirty-elghth® street said he had Sergt. O'Sulllvan sent Policeman Re- been a be s clerk and had gam agh @ House on Bixty-second ; “ street and Murray through another on Med @ little, Out didn't think his experi: /ene Gixty-first street corner, while ence would affect his judgment. O'Sullivan followed into the house! Howard B, Titus of No. 15, East Figh-| where the palr ha When | ty-first street, a clerk, said that he) th © roots was perfectly familiar with roulette. women were at every scuttle, leaving Ho was accepted. » escape for the fugitives. O'Sullivan Former Police Captain Join W. im a Aiea bey " a ns fathe Galle 4 led a {0 yo three policemen fired a doze cana Pee ean a parte ment at shots over the heads of the two men be- 3 hehe aap fore they threw up hands. ne pol ite, He had never raided @| "at the Kast Sixt th street sta- gambling house | uon the prisoners were Louts Still a Good Old Town, if No, 180 street, and | “You have read a lot about the berg of No. 74 Norfolk street ent evil conditions in New hem atiil had a jimmy, ‘The yn his throug pes $0. Ay sll Headquarter: Bre reet HOUR DESY ous mn of New | said both men have records. York City as a good piace to live i?) In the Harlem Court before Magis aaked Mr, MoManug, trate O'Connor the prisoners pleaded jead guilty, Pasquale Pu baccarat at No. 1 West T street, and Frank ni, & ok player, of Broadwa How long have been a gam asked Judge Rosalsky of F Tod , wered who sald he F a : With, lew. ta « ¢ A ' 4 rat ‘ 4 i . " j 1 ame Yt : i ia : i 5 id « : ‘ ‘ ' \ V0 yt iy 1 1 ' i ‘ 1 and 1 i 1 then: d Kacape Pire 4 by fire. { ! : " : ott, spleen Beg im New. vas | (Seam | . y for the "week en Abr Ba, | Walaa ae es Steeped 088 Costs fer bens [PY 'Sakatie, ° ~Dectine AH ohh ch and | 4 a Sener RR rams eR » third floor, t attracted ing, and the two burglai it terrific going to fight their down the four flights of stairs. Mrs, Mitchell lost much of her kimono, and several of her nelghbors who hero- feally Joined her in an effort to secure the burglars were badly mauled and/ torn. As for the two powerful young men, when they had fought thetr way tnto the street, their garments were in tat |ters, their faces were bleedips from a terrific soratching and they had lost their The clamor of the ry woman in the found way hats, Five woiwen folowed whem into the jurors, beside ade A ag carved the street, yelling, and their cries bine ‘cal echoes jer they had been | tracted tne attention of Sergeant O'Sul- i wrt ast week when jiivan and Patrolmen Kegan and Murray, all of the Bast Sixty-seventh street sta- tion. 500 Join Chase. ‘The two burglars started south, with about haf a block start on the three policemen. Before their fight had Jorought them past Sixty-niin street, ow auen, women and children were | shrieking in pursult, ‘Tne policemen had their revolvers out, but did not | dure shoot over the heads of the crowd. iwice tho burglars were tripped, but rambled up again and sprinted des- tely, 1) were assailed from 500 JOIN IN THE CHASE. | BRING FOURTEEN | guilty, Casti was held in $1,600 1 and Diofus in $2,000 bail tor the and Jury on a burglary charge. WALL ST STREET THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1911. ' Bride. Who Fought Burglars And Helped Capture Them. roy UNGRATEFUL DOG JOB FOR BINGHAM “UPSETS TRADITION AS ENGINEER OF Deserts Both Fair Claimants McAneny to Beg More Candy of Probation Officer. Announces Up Coming Under Regime of Former Police Head. ° Misa Helen Weber |One Hundred and Forty-third street, | f jand Mrs. Jones of No. 275 West One | Hundred and iorty-fourth street, have lost faith in the vaunted fidelity of dogs Both declare that @ dog is a perfidious reature that will be faithful to any son who will cater to his appetite | jor to the baser side of his nature. | Mrs. Jones, of No, 20 West Gen. removed from the oMce of Police Com: misejoner by by Mayor pointed Highw son, Who Was position in $6,000 a year, The appointment Gaynor, was to-day ®, to succeed George W. appointed to a Brooklyn, until a week ago, owned a keven-months-old white French poodle | was found a day or two later in pos- | session of Miss Weber those reported under the ar and there was no other means of | *Ppointment was announced by Hoth appeared to-day before Magts- trate O'Connor, Mies Weber in triume phant possession of the pup, For a time the dog behaved himself admirably, but finally the delays of the law irked his spirit and he began to bark. He made so much disturbance that Magistrate O'Connor sent him to an ante-room in |charge of Mrs. McCauley, a probation | officer. | The quiet of the ante-room falled to | subdue the pup and ne barked and! | howled even more than ye had in the |court room. Mrs. McCauley, in des+ peration, began feeding him candy. The | | effect was magical, and the pup, instord | of barking, devoted himself to cli mbing | M | upon Str MeCautey'a knee In a seuse | GOLDEN grain for more ca Then the case was called and the do; has been used was again brought into the court room, | as food since the [After Magistrate O'Connor heard jcomplaint of Mrs. vones and Miss W er’s story he decided to settle the caso |by the time-honored test of allowing the dog free rain to chgose his own | owner. ‘This 1s where the anti | developed. When he was put down in the court-room, and with Mrs. Jones jand Miss Weber both casting alluring looks at him, the beast had eyes only for Mrs, McCauley, and promptly ran to her and sat up, begging for more candy. Every effort to make the pup recog: nize elther Mrs. Jones or Miss Weber | | was unavailing. He could only remem- | ver’ Mrs, McCauley and the @indy, and at last Magistrate O'Connor gave it up | in despai | “I don't see what we can do,” he de-| clared, “The dog doesn't know to whom | he belongs, and if he doesn’t know, how | should we be expected to figure it out? | ‘The cage 1s dismissed. Any further ac- tion must be taken in the clvil courts." And Miss Weber walked away, with the pup securely tucked under her arm. She was taking no chances of his seeing a confectioner on the street who may | at some time have fed hi ps thee Raat ARRESTED FOR GANG KILLING the Beat ning of man. Itis is the ideal food. 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Bingham, who was JAMES'McCR “ former Mayor McClellan EERY & Cot after a fight on his administration led ap: hief engineer of the Bureau of Til. similar at a salary of came at the same | that was her pride and joy. Then he| time as the report of the Bureau of disappeared in an unaccountable man- | Municipal Research upon the Bureau of | ner, and, according to Mrs. Jones, he| Highways, in which it,is charged that conditions in the bureau are as bad as! administration | Mrs. Jones claimed the pap and Miss | of former Borough President Ahearn, | Weber repudiated the min no un-|And that tHe opportunities for graft Laces. language. The pup wore a col-| Were equally plentiful, The Bingham Bor- lortune, then | Ex the position of chief engineer of the bureau in Brookiyn, charged that his a art ea was procured from him { the general plan to change | rittton. o Brooklyn and make « place for Bingham. Cruezbaur insisted that Borough President Steers had done a | bit of political finesse. Borough President McAneny said to- day that the entire bureau would be en up, beginning M the work of caring for highw | be done by new hands. He the Bureau of Municipal Research was mistaken in saying that nothing haa been done to improve the situation, and that the bureau had knowledge of the proceeding of reorganization. 23rd Street LACE DEPARTMENTS. y {dentifying him, so Mra. Jones | OUSh President McAneny. ‘ . R. W. Cruesbaur, who was induced to | the Harlem Court. and Got @ | qeiee—eseeennemeneeenans | | summons for Miss Weber. on ra dainty floral designs, CORSE DEP’TS. Broche. Lizes 20 to 36. figures. FURNITURE DEP’TS. Summer Homes. board, china closet, dining chairs and one Bureaus........... Chiffoniers....... Toilet Tables...... Bureaus............- .Chiffoniers. Ravens! Toilet Tables........ Writing Desks. Dull, model. and Toilet Table. with cushions, with cameos. | 23rd Street On Tuesday street wear, 23rd Street 4, On Tuesday, Anril the 25th All-overs in Black and White Chantilly, Ecru and White Venise and Valenciennes 45 inch Flounciags in Miian, Valea- ciennes, Shadow and Embroidered Nets. Sale of Ecru and White Oriental Net, S eEEEEIEEEIEEEEEEEEEeneneee ed Craftsman Dining Room Suites, Satin Walnut, English model. Chiffonier, Toilet Table and Twin Bedsteads, Bar Harbor Willow Arm Chairs, complete Palm Beach Willow Arm Chairs, complete JAMES McGREERY & CO. TRIMMED HATS Shoe Polish Every Morning Its é Happy Habit‘ 34th Street In Both Stores. 18 inches wide. 1.95 per yard value 2.50 In Both Stores, La Vida Corsets,—many models for every type of figure. Made of Batiste, Coutil and { 4.00, 5.00, 6.00 to 12.50 W. B. Reduso Corsets for stout figures. 3.00 and 5.00 W. B. Models for slight and medium 1.00, 1.50 and 2.00 In Both Stores, | On Tuesday and Wednesday, : April the 25th and 26th. 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