The evening world. Newspaper, June 29, 1911, Page 8

=armer ov | Aegan tanta wtih = OHA BEATS BOY YIN PARK, LEAVES HM UNCONSBOUS by Sivter of Vict of Victim, Witness | of Assault, Says She Is y Stepmother. When tho father of William and Lizzie iiler, aged eight and six respectively, oes to the Children’s Society rooms to- | lay to get them he may find it a dim- ult matter. ‘They were tn Colonial Park, One Hun-| Court, red and Forty-fifth street and Brad-| nq jurst avenue, last night with a woman nd an older girlowhen the woman |s leged to have told them she never janted to xee efther them or their) of father again and, throwing the boy down, to have kicked him in o tomach. Miss Margaret Haasen of } West One Hundred and Forty treet old the police she saw it ail. “The poor } to insensibility ‘Then the woman @ walked away and } Sobbing over the un When the boy regain jousnoss | Miss Hassen took him and the littie girl; Hundred and Fitty- siation where they | 1 rr who the! . The girl sald: | “That was our stepmotier and her) Gaughter Grace, Our mother died two eure ago and six months ago our ther married again. We have a ter, Loretta, twelve joes the work of jn ighth avenue. Our stepmother is to be janitress but Loretta | does the work." The police found that the Hittle «irl had told the truth as far as the mar- Plage of her father was concerned. They also that nelghbors have com- ed about the severe whippings given | ‘three older children of Miller by the | stepmother and that the neighbors | gave food to the motherless little tress at No. ‘When Miller heard his children were the hands of the police he hurrid to Fetaticn, but they had been sent to Chikiren's Society. There he was told he would have to claim them in the morning. Pyiitinm ‘Miller, father of the chtt- Gren, said to-day that his wife declared the story of her striking the children ras untrue. Hoe sald her version was pai the boy and the girl refused to go jome when she told them It was time, and knowing that It was useless to try | to get them to go without dragging them and creating a scene, she told them they could spend the night there if Uiey preferred. She went away expecting them to forow and when she learned they had | # started and went back she dis- eovered the police had taken poasos- sion of them. ‘ By 222 tee S48 eg i. ‘Sar 538 70 ey AY bee ne SUE 8 any PS S89 8yy 5 250 aan Onn tre aay S28 te on | not been repealed and that the order was constitutional, | the opinion in which all co: IN AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER CASE Order to Piano Pit: Rated Appellate Term Decides Unanimously. jers Constitutional, The Appellate Term of the Supreme Court, Justices Seabury, Guy and Bijur, has upheld the judgment of Justice Hoy- han tn the Fourth District Muntctpat ) fining Chetstman & Co., plano ». 87 Hast One Hun- 1 street, and no manufacturers, nern Boulevard, $9 each | ying with the order of Fire Waldo to put automatic tached to a tank on the their build for n red under of the Charter, which pro vides a penalty of $5 for not complying with the Fire Commissioner's orders The defendants refused to comply wit the order on the grounds that it was] Gmeonatitutionsi, and also on the ground that the section of the City Charter under which the action was brought had been repealed. The Ap- pellate Term finds that the section had Presiding Justice Seabury, who writes ur, ways: ation we sufficiently “In the ease under con: \think that the evidence shows the necessity for the for equipment as the missioner directed to be installed, and | that the law cannot be held to be un | reasonable, If the Fire Commissioner is gullty of any unjust discrimination he may be held accountable, but #0 far as the orders tn question are concerned {t seems to us that their necessity and Teasonableness sufficiently appear from the evidence, and that no good reason has been shown why defendants should not pay the penalties proscribed for thetr failure to obey the lawful orders of the Fire Commissioner.” | Bome two hundred other cases have Awaited this decision and every factory wher In interested. | John J. O'Connell of No. M1 Nassau | street, counsel for the two plano manu: | facturers, declared that the Fire De- | partment recognizes the pians of only five manufacturers of automatic sprini- | \ers, one of the compantos being the | General Fire Extinguisher Company, | some times known as the “Fire Ex- tingutsher Trust,” of which 0. C. ‘ver is president. He says that thi a plan on foot to make it compu! for every factory over thirty feet in | Life with its busy days—-hustle and bustle—hot streets and hotter rooms has but one WALDOUPHELD |: Installation would be 810,00 each expendture would be > -— WOMAN WILL TELL GRAND he auld sons, and lat them advise me, but from | 4! now on Tam going to be my own ad viner.”’ kreen automobile, going to Customs Howe, 18 expecte of Kenor' Matcher Also Turn THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 29, longth to Install a system of automatic Inkiers, and as it is estimated that re are about 60,000 such factories in the Greater City, and that the cost of the 000,000, JURORS OF SMUGGLING. Helen Dwelle Declares She Will Spare No One in Her Revelations. Dwele, Tonks) cane Mrs also known a8 . the woman tn which Collector Mra. Helen Mra. John D. the smugeling William Loeb brought to the attention of United States Attorney Wise, de- clared that she was going before the Federal Grand Jury July 6 Mra. Dwele added that have an extended conference with Mr. Wise Friday afternoon. “Tam not going to shield anybody,” 1 have trusted certain per- Dwelle left Wellsboro on Mrs. the er apartment at Broadway ncker, Where whe ha Her testimony & ury, according to oft: Nathan Allen, the aged tv Win; John R. Collins of ent others. Memphis, Sinat DROWNS SELF IN BATH TUB. Gas On to Ine eure His Death, Aaron Engle, thirty-seven years of age, of No, 218 Fast yenth atreet was found dead (his afternoon in the bathroom of his home, His body was lying face down in a tub partly filled with water, The gas Jet in the room was turned on, but the window ang door were open. 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