The evening world. Newspaper, May 4, 1911, Page 10

neeer ee. eee were ore a STOR SCORNED, SLASHES FACE 0 ORL HE LOVE Brooklyn Crowd Sees Attack and Pursues Assailant to Police Station. WOMAN IS DISFIGURED. THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1911. | | Domed fargely of longshoremen end steamship iaborers, that started after | against Salvi, the latter denying each | he etruck out to get in turn, Then the two exchan - | away fro mthe scene of his orime. vectives, the war of words ending thus: Bombarda as Mob Gains on Him, those in pursult were an feet. that he would be run down, Borba headed for th jstation, About & feet from | | house he met Policeman Wiliams, wh |stoppea him, Just then the vanguard | of the mob came into view, | “Keep an running with me to the sta- tion house,” gasped Bombarda, “They're | atter me.” rr Williams grabbed Bombarda by the ide of him to the pore just a it charged at arm and loped al | etation house, closing the leaders of the pu the steps. barda into @ o were sent out | happened the police court. Island College Hospital Bombarda in Revenge Holds! Bombarde’s_revengs. Former Sweetheart and Muti- lates Her Features. young édler, of No. 7 Van Brunt street, Breoldyn, wayteld eighteen-year-old | and Chic sheremen, and to save himself from in- gougtt shelter tn a police station. # Carrot! street, About two weeks aro |sertion was mado that mére would go he broke off a friendship of a years | cut during the day. | @tanding with Bomterda and went to, The railroad company continued to werk in ’ darde it &@ young heme of a relative ‘With her chum, Josephine Tenati, seventeen years olf, Tessie Katana was way'to work this morning. Their path took them past the corner of Van fl ert Brunt aad Rapelyea streets, and Bom- barda was waiting for them there, hiding in @ doorway. Holds Cirl ae He Cute, Rushing from his place of conceal- mt, Bombara struck Josephine Ten- etf and knocked her into tue gutter, | ‘Then he caught Tessie Katana around the neck with his left arm, twisted her until ghe hung helpless by his side und prose ded to gash her features with a | raser-edged small knife Firet he out @ cross on each of her In the river front neighborhood s- lected by Bombarda for his deed of vengence the streets are always crowd- ed, Possibly 100 persons saw the attack, and hundreds more heard the girls scream. There wae @ goodly mob, com- | Pittsburg and Alliance, ©, wou | Out wome time during the Gay. hundred men also quit work at the ugh branch Katana girl's home is at No, ¢1|0f the Pittsburg divis — n SHOPMEN’S STRIKE SPREADS. : | the shops aide Joined the movement to-da: tt was raid men along the lines bh ‘Vernon shops on the C Use NUGGET Shoe Polish Every: Morning its a Happy Habit" No. 241(cut) | No. 243 Parisian Dressmakers \¥ Batiste $2.00 $200 He was feet of foot, but many of Beeing he Hamilton avenue police time was lost in putting Bom- 11, and then detectives find out what hed Later he wae arraigned in ‘The Katana girl was taken to Lone Bhe will be | marked for life by the evidencea of rh : Stern Brothers 0 Two » and the as- to be the mostcorrectin Parisian Corsetry, the best alarted to bring out the season's modish lines of the Parisian figure, They know that the correct corset means their success. Without it their skill fs of no account. 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Sweden, of Grand Duke Frederick. The ‘By Galvi—You are itke a cow which | Willamsburg, at 2 o'clock this morning, | AS INFORMER ADDS | sa calle hae with heene! You have | Detectives Dowling and Doyle of the| Gorman tmperials reached Genoa from 4 & maddy. toh Stawg atrost atation took notice of the| Corfu on the royal yacht Mohenzollern ——enee sold to the en tga vam ivaan i bundles the young men were car-| last night. King Gustave and the Queen “Assassin” and “Liar” Some of the Hot Talk as Secret Corrato, Whose manner euggested |T¥ing. Barnett and Fischer ran into tne are returning home from a visit to Band Is Accused. Ho repeated his original accu tions | eee DETECTIVES WERE RIGHT. Meeting Irving Barnett of No. fn 4 that he had not forgotten or forgiven | hall of No, 277 Manhattan avenue. The| Ring Victor Emmanuel and Queen the insult of yesterday when Abbate- | detectives followed. There was a fight| Helena at Rome, maggio spat in his face, was released |!" the dark, The detectives dragged | = from the prisoners’ cage and atood be-|tWo very limp young men out to the| , fore the informer, sidewalk and handcuffed them together | A! “This man,” eald around a lamppost. Abbatemagsto, In tho bags and boxes thoy carried “struck Cuocolo with @ club after he | had deen stabbed Oy the others and | Were silver and giass@are and clothing | | | worth altogether $5,000. A description was half dead.” | fA * of the stuff was sent to all stations and You are a Har!” was the response | at 7 o'clock {t was found to have been | and in this vein ¢he dialogue was cons | stolen during the night from the homes | tinued. of Benjamin Aronwitz, Samuel Starke oo Jan Maurice Brill at No. 15 Clinton | King at Prese Congress. jstreet, Manhattan, Magistrate Naumor, | ROMH, May 4—The Internationat |!" Manhattan Avenue Court, put the Prase Congress opened at the capitol |as® against the poyg over until to- day, five hundred delegates report: an early adjournment yeR-| ing King Victor Emmanuel, Queen ernoon, Again Gennaro Ab- | sigiena, the members of the Ministry 0, the informer, held the cen- | and many Government officials were singe, deing called UPON to | orepent. Mayor Nathan welcomed the| month alimony by Justice Bischoff in seppe Salvi a ter An- \ettors and former Premier Lauzzattt,| the Supreme Court, pending the result both of w he de Aeivered a speech tn which he dweit|of her action for a separation against ing taken {ve upon the increasing importance of the| James P, McDonald, a railway con- ler of Gennaro Cuocolo, | prea, tractor. viIrmro, 1 the May 4.—Tho trial of Restores color to Gray or Faded hair—Removes Dan: | druff and invigorates the Scalp —Promotes a luxuriant, healthy hair growth—Stops its falling out.* Is not a dye. ’ it Drug Stores or direct upon 4 dealers name. 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