The evening world. Newspaper, April 28, 1911, Page 4

ENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL LLP 1911, keep Doherty from taking it away, he ‘ : TRE BY ONE MAN DYING," coc. MANOR GEO took both | OFFICIAL PLUMS nm was to Ket awa When the iEast Side Joy Ride Ends With | fiat he was t j Crash Against “1.” Pillar Cont i and Blaze. with both ears they were Names Two New Ones and Gives Creelman a Job, “THREE CARS STOLEN, TWO WOMEN \ NAB |SCORES PETTY ARRESTS Driver of Ruined Machine Ar- ~ BURGLAR IN CHASE : Advises His Judicial fiche Appotrtees rested When He Takes Two ~ THROUGH UGH STREETS, o Warn Police Against Need- } Others From Garage. less Activity. ‘When the returns from an east 1140 | aad ride were all in early to-day, one od was dying in Bellevue Hospital, Rout Him Out of Friend's) cn service Commission, After the two were under arrest on a charge of | ; Si - appointment to-day of President John eAMPVnes sutce in ond night, two| House in Stuyvesant Séc- | 0 Sr cautre of the civil Service Commntes others locked up as suspicious persons, Viiod ay exe Sees MLHIENL aa fa fine automobile had been wrecked and ‘burned, Yarge crowd had seen a blaze jot gasoline extending a block in Third} ee men from one fire station were ept on the jump for a short time and the police reserves had been called out Adout 9 o'clock last night Potloeman | ne. neighborhood Dwyer at Twenty-fourth street saw a 1/0 Tel ta large automobile containing five men) 0) C00" | #peeding north in Third avenue at @ Y @ of forty or fifty miles an hour. | fear Twenty-sixth street the car gave 5 lurch and beaded into an “1 pillar, avenue Gt landed @ wreck on the pavement on James Creelman, magazine writer, ts to be the mew head of the Muntcipa) tion of Brooklyn. Mayor Gaynor announced Mr. Creel- The Commission will ere have been so many Worgiart ton | notd a meeting and elect Mr. Creelman in the Stuyvesant Heighis rest- | prewta it at a aalary of $4,000 a y@nr, 1 section of Brooklyn ¢hat w nen | With the exception of Magistrates | James G. Tighe and Frank O'Relily, the Mayor reappointed the Magistrates | whe erins expire Monday. These are an eve On| Moses Harris, Chart Dodd, Edward slick cial ner, Fouls I eputy Police Com- « . who resiened to accept an lappointment as a Brooklyn Magistrate, and Mi tire take the places of | ’ | man‘a selection. |r yen and children see a man tn whose appearance and Jon » Fourth to a man who was strolling along Putnam avenue, Mrs the opposite aide of the avenue. Hoge followed him and saw him enter) “pig Hrooklyn Magistrates receive a SOF the five men in the car two em | 0 Vestibule of Daniel Barry's house, | salary of $6,000 a year for a term of ten 6, OL Putnam avenue, thiker w faped. Three were unable to get away, | years. hey were unconscious. One of, the| \,, three was taken to Bellevue Hospital, | dying of a fractured skull and other in- durtes, da with the lock and then dis inatde “That man's a burglar, Um sv in has been a defender ntly, under Mis sign venue, whe y rded - as one of the Two Taken to Station. |e Bh cocina os sare Nt) Mayor's political advisers and counsei- ‘The two others were taken to the Fast| | Uisiabesie Pel etow it ial th mea emis hil PY) Twenty-second atreet police station. | On the approach of the last Guberna torial campaign, Mayor ¢ | frequent Jat St. James, r the conveya communic a bearing hey said they were Frank Walsh, | xa ynor was in ed twenty-seven, truck driver West Twenty-sixth street, 4 rd Conroy, twenty-eight, 1c afd thea: to al fan, of No. 457 West Twenty-elghth | them tn ay Hut the women were too quick for © of several important . Which ultimately had the nomination of Goy At Bellevue the dying man said he) AM: Snouting with all thei Mhoity. flan the. Arat Of tb penn, re Henry Egan, age twenty-seven, a ind the corne t .| the Mayor appetn dmian a meme fruck driver of No. 458 West Twenty. At Mad rt i ber of the Board ucation, But at- Binth street. and sev-|ter two mon man resigned | rd the ontery wid | and wrote a letter severely criticising | pillar | Before the machine hit the “L" net A an the methods of the board the gasoline tank had been leaking, and!” Near Monroe with Mrs, Noar May nor w carat nea for a big @fier the crash somebody let all the} ine Verde Tt the front] tate when ils magisterial appointees wid out to prevent an explorion, It lined up before his desk to be swora lowed in the gutter to Twenty-elghth | reet and into the opening A ighted cigar stubl in, He said sewer | Bockes Petty Arrests. ng T wanted to par- & second there wa AH ‘ : I filnce T have been fe i e prisoner said his name was Jame a P Third avenue which caught the car.) 5 cewirth, forty-wo years old.. Ile! ere as Mayor 1 have been trying An alarm % and Truck served several pe ‘ burglary, In the ¢ Out the fire after little was left o today Magistrate Quto except bent steel and ¢ without ball. and. comp! wood. Boxe and Mrs. Ne sali f The two men taken to the police sta- bus persons car the 7 s for| through the Court! away with arbitrary, tary te Avent nent to do unnecessary things @ police the Night | nd | mM | frivolous arrests fo: Mrs | things as for their pluck, | fips nh passed w CRITICISES Mi MAGISTRATE, | co as suspt per of the tion were By the nu cage! dit had been kept at the York et, t she West Thivteestch | tte Baweet Saya Marria Ex that t Street and belonged to a man living at) 1 His Judicial Authority, |! vargecl by the | Bhortly after 1 o'clock a car Ftopped:| nanded down a decision ; 1 ni : gt the East Twenty-second et Ft. ous or In many cases entirely needless, he held that a mag solams > & ato do what t inside, "They |to adjudge that a nar you can to help me in that respec nission to take | ¢ ie » ways | Held on Larceny Charge. of his wife and ch think, about 5,00, The returns nc when Lieut. Sharkey called up Head- | heid tha Ow othat they beldni to. the spett ively the funce | » t Kind of thin: quartersto » should give the | tion of en the desired permission, he was 1d to hold thes for larceny Tt was explained at He es t two men went to the York @bout midnight and onre. ter prose. at all, than by imetropol populatic 0) more than we have. Ing to do away with un- approaching Hundred 0 bil, ‘To and child. Magistrat Sehwinge appeale I trom the ision \ Long Silk Gloves Are the Vogue But, be careful—al? silk gloves are not “Kayser’s,” Glove There’s A Way to Tell the Genuine— “Look in the hem'’ for the name “KAY protection, “KAYSER” gloves have be a quarter of a cen kind,’”’ and don’t wear {t's there for your n the standard for over more” than the "ordinary nger ends, —"‘cost no Every pair contains a guarantee ticket—you take no risk. Short Silk Gloves—50c., 75¢., $1.00 Long Bille Gloves—7Be,, $1.00, $1.25, $1.80 JULIUS KAYSER & CO., Makers New York, N.Y. | | | | ence with Mr, Creeiman | nd intrusted to the wrlt- | for) ma or any disorder of the London, | | neceasary arresta. Heretofore peoste | been brought In with these unnec- | BEATEN AND ROBBED ™** | BY FOUR HOLD-UP MEN. | Victim Displays Battered Face at ie Station and Says de Lost $15, fitty-six, 0 LAWYER’S PLEA FAILS. Michaelson, Fincher Unable to Get Back. | Former Partner of | 1 being locked up have had to hire nen, That ereated the tn sional batiman of» bond y Would have no existence except these unnecessaty arrests "So when p men make these wn hecessary arrests and bring the prison- ou I would like to wive you thia ¢ witch oT think i proper enough coming from the Mayor, that ou do ‘not, as a few Magistrates do, pbrald the policeman or abuse hi t you rather point out to meen, Disharred, Alexander Micha 11 in his efforts to-da Divis! f the fn, one-time taw failed Appeiat partner of ¢ her-Hansen, ers be dred and Lieve West One Hu w 0 ad e and sald he 17" Street Special Occasion for Misses in To-Morrow’s Greatest Suit Sale An assemblage of the Most Beautiful and Smartest Styles of the 75 on Sale at battered nad been held | on Was disharred w L have bee not done this thing and Jn other words § (lim and help btm fm place of abusing | him. I do not think this to you, we men and 4 again e hold-up ove | he could giv fon protested his tnnoce and ¢ clared that due to his asso Hansen He dectared that before tt ment he had been notified by that if he would see William Jerome, then District-Attor Aletm against him would missed, but that he refused to see My Jerome District-Attorney Wht Michaelson's application for reinstate- ment, and the Court sustained his ob- jection. really that I need say ause you are all gentle © anything of that kin But untort some Mal trates who upbrald and abuse the po! 1 place of entering into the work of the police and counselling with them and helping them, Task you to do what you can in this respect during the ten years of your term. If you do you will in that respgct alone have done a great work. ‘That 18 the principal thing that J wanted to say to you “In conclusion tam very sure that the Chief Magistrate, Mr. Kempner, will have a working force of you gen- | | tlemen which will enable him to put! things in shape over t consistent rulings ail t not @ good thing to see ruling one Way and another ing at his r vay. So the 7 ether and agreeing up then enforeing it $s a good particularly 0 in| inderstand you! over in Who are pursuing thelr | that respect, But I hope | you will stand with Chief Magis- trate and bring harmony in that matter | j and all others.” | FINDS BROTHER'S BODY. Albert Tapper hia present predicament atiot with Fischer n opposed | esis To Celebrate “Bird Day.” RICHMOND, Va, April 2.—Gov, | Mann has issued @ request to the people of Virginia, particularly public | school atudenta, that they observe May | 4. the birthday of John James Audubon, Bird Day." f inegor catessan and Grocery. 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