The evening world. Newspaper, July 1, 1911, Page 12

OS ESSE ee. RET se ne eee So ent be TH EB EVENING WORLD, iD, SATURDAY, garage cULY mn T1912. | ena” ° 4 said, “the youngest and prettiest one T reatening Crowd Swarms About Negro; “aan , | He came to New York and sought Buperintendent Raab, But M Raab Poli Lynch Wh He Shot Dead - a couldn't help him, altoousgi b was will oliceman Lync om re ot Dea ina and showed hin to all the you (| | : - women who are finding shelter and pro tection fn th ome, ena «1 to the! j ‘ Aquarium did no good. Mr. Raab put | A Iittle pleco In one of the German news ’ ! bepers. and Mr. Ilofe has been deluged | With letters from women who want to | marry him, but they are all widows and most of them with children, and cient ances that isn't at all to the millionaire r hh {Millionaire Farmer From Idaho WEST SReccoee ero ee Flight Was Stopped Within | hurry, | Pr —- inna Thought He'd Get One | ,,.ve",, snore must m nore m vienns) Three Blocks of the Hmselt on his oh, fred | . lat {I'l sitp over there and see what I can ah bids iva ; . Ashe ame siohhy | ea what I can . *Bully” John Collins Kills| back. They swapped snetr who 1 Same as Neighbor, Lig RAN AL ORRCTHT Oe owe Start hod in 4 Ny ham or : Lipa th I won't come back till I've found es Reatt | hally reverberated wit! nttled-up exactly what 4 want.” Patrolman Seeking to Ar- |?" Ceres choking thick Wile After looking over all the available hree persons were anjure , | p injured to-day i ‘ . Ni | powder « e }material in the Ge an Lutheran | when a horse, ached to a delivery rest Him in Tenement | 4 n bein ted, che |Hfome, the Aquarium and the Hattery n and driven by Charles Gilman of . ; MS a “ on iseless [and finding nothing to suit Zum Henrt | ) Ludlow street, ran away tn First ci 1 : Hofe, a midi tm aire farms 4 nue. The hore arted filght at ms Tr | 1 me he begged, “I CAUGHT AFTER CHAS ; bb , Who came atl way from his i th street and was stopped at Eighth -_--—— THE OFFICERS FOIL WOULD-BE |ranch in Idaho on a hunt for a wife, } LYNCHERS AFTER ARREST. sailed away on steamer Cleveland Edward Foreman, twenty-five yeara Fights Pistol Duel With Pure) ri 0 in tHe door wed Aadged Jot the Hamburg-American line to-day 1 dt ‘of No. 103 Clinton Trim « ring his undershirt off his to find one, as he expressed |t, “hot off street wa ftruck, He had his Nee suing Bluecoat, but Sur- | pack aving his aw ig yellow | the griddle in Vienna.” fractured, arm fractured, his scalp cut > | body nude to ne walst. They hand- Mr. Hofe's romantic quest was in i suffered inte njur lie was renders at Last cuffed him and ¢ im down ine splred by the sentimental adventure five taken to Beltovue ital Stairs and jam: way through years age of his friend, George Meyer, | rank Fabre: a builder, sixtye le ‘ie ae who owns an adjoining farm. At tha rs of ag No. 18% West One In the discharge of his duty, Mtohaet | 8/5 | 2 BORN, Ausling time Mr. Meyer concluded he wanted «| Praises Handting 0 of Mexican Hurd and Teshth street, wn cron Lynch rolman, was shot to death | wicy tine htsticke to fend back wife, so he came to New York to find| ‘ ing in Sixth street when the horse this morning In a negro tenement at No. | big, growing crowd of whites and ne, He went to the German Lutheran) Situation and Reciprocity—- | knocked nim down. Tis and arms 49 West Thirty-seventh street. 18) gross | to sirike at the hurry. Home and told his troubles to Anton! v were bruised and hiv head was lacers ayer was John W. Collins, a mulatto, ing prisoner and yeile ropes wi aad, ape ie Day, ‘ hue by twen vets, who was pte bang | near was tate », the superintend: uh Favors Two Subw ays. , ated. 4 ; ee sealife aad all | “Ratner a ticklish Job,” said Mr. Raab, Mrs, Augusta Sassa, fifty-eight years i ge aed 5 eek i wh his own ‘ “but Tl see what I can do.” | of age, of No. 118 St k's place, was Satie, i sghtgg 2 acai FRIEND FOUND HIS AFFINITY) Tames W. Gerard of the su- | Knocked down at the same corner, Her Fellow-oficers of the victim caught 1, and that if | AT ONCE. Eres iit tt sedate “all brat aais ined. Hateons. warecats the murderer after a pistol duel with | he didn't remember 't | He introduced Mr. Meyer to two the St. Paul for a va tended by doctorr from Bellevue Hose bim and beat of tha mob that velled | Meanwhile an ambulance wae hurry. | Seeity Hatats Who: had’ sual conte Over d, Mr, Gerard, a daughter of the {hat hohe tive fay along E¥NCI A White coated Interne Wor ug from Vienna to find work in the new | !@te Marcus Daly, is a sister to - _ ‘oliceman Lynch's post Iny along oe WihGae ever ancebe countty, and the farmer took thei and she and her hus where, in dingy tenements and small operating room, He was thirty-four they went to the Aquarium, ind as 1 the Count and Countess. ‘Ther smelly barroome, a certain type of yearn old and lived with his wife and| they stood before the tark of the sea-| they fo to Hungary and thence to Scot NEW THIRD BASEMAN. blacks and a most uncertain type of small children, ane a baby two Otter ath. Mey cart began to beat | #24 for shooting, Whites mingle indiscriminately. ks old, at No, 206 West One Han: 4 little too fast for him: Tustice ard was full of politica ie aetna ree A few minutes after § o'clock tis @red and Forty-third street. Lynch | \" halle shee ideas as he we a CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, July t— morning Lynch came along the south- had been on the force @ ttle more jarry me, en turning Impul- | nase is getting stronger than ever,” | ed Smith, third baseman of ern sidewalk of Thirty-seventh street(than two years and his record was sively to the elder of the s Weauia vinanaren ere nville Clud, recently p ased b: A good, Only a few months after he ‘IL don't know you well enough,” she aid, “it is # hard thing for a Dy E Eb rt Poon and crovse’ to the nortiwest cornor| 00%, Cnitorm he wae almost Killed raslicd eave, ocrat to have to admit, but it ie the| President bhets of Brooklyn for for a few minutes’ chat with Pollee-| ty members of a tough gang. With That doesn't matter," he eald; “plenty | ut He has handled the delica " unced here to-day that he men Edward McDonald and Thomas| his mates tn the precinct he was very ot Uke dow thats 1 CWAok Ht tere | Mexican situation ably and has won re after the present season Brady, both like him, attached to the| popular. Leech abt by et 4 the hearts of the people. port to the Dodgers this West Thirty-seventh street. station.| WALDO TAKES CHARGE OF THE PanOH Th Taano, think that procity is a fine |£ 1 took an engineering cou McDonald, in uniform, was pacing a DISTRICT. aa ba ‘aha ne ies Oe Kanara thing and if the ‘goes into ‘ \ n states he will follow beat. Brady jan Glo} a8! Commissioner Waldo had hurried up and that afternoon a : clock they | fect provididng for it, Taft will get the on his way from Headquarters in gia automobile done S pe hd tith by eis Yering in the) credit for having brought it about, bi These three were exchanging halls! and toca personal charge of tie sit i ‘i erman Lutheran Home. one must not forget that the Democrat! when there came the sound of altion in the seothins By his di-|neavily reinforced the regular men on tb housekeeper can't tind a dozen or ao of| Meyer took his sister-in-law to Idaho| votes in the Congress inade it posalal rattling, ragged volley of shote from| rection the police 1 up of |duty in the c untry, and towels and pillow slips. with him, and she hadn't been out there} “7 regard the Direct Primary Nothin a house only a few doors away, There hv, ie thes Janitor, ie ile sent more men Wit vd ae detectives looked up Mr. St _ long before she and hig brother, Otto, | before the Legisiature as a foxy n ‘atts, th ‘or, erson, | to big negro colony in Ha and found that he 1s a hotel beat of t ere ma’ the. eee : burating, then a Uttle pause, then two fe Tones, @ ile yolbosy woman [ow morning y See th Ge Lica” Mes tus novo , the success of Mr. Meyer's ad-|to the people on broader lines tian that more reports. whe had rooms on th me {hie at the Ansonia di eves the maxim id the sight of the two tidy | and what we need 1s statesmanship and i Ad, ‘CARETS the |two other darkeys Were brought 1 Cea eee ee aeee es ne ney, Young Viennese matrons keeping house | not politics, | them in the world. CAS a)” OAPTONE: sHooTER: TONE With Collinn they were, bundled Pate SHOT pow x BY NEGRO tiekee According te stiiatie nforme, so neatly and economically tired Mr.| “think that, tocally, two subways | biggest seller—why? Because it’s the best . patrol Wagon and carrie THUG WHO HELD HIM Itlon it t# the first time that such a ruse Hofe with envy, so a year or two after | will be a good thing for the people of | Medicine fot the liver and bowel, It's An the three spun about a scared! OMce. Still manacled between wh | hae Pisten f Ae Gravee ° darkey hurried out-of No. 2! yelling] bis captors, Collins wax yanked tuto the UP IN WEEHAWKEN. ’ I PRE saet Btkaen Gilley in the Weal Oide'| vey Goike cia ie. Lharakere nici lee York. Two senarate interests wiit| Wkat they will do for ycu=-not what to them that “Buily’ John Collins was| trial room and forced t+ stand on a : Ieee ae Tats Teor Gonciat eeecacaes| tras , ing to try the cha plan, He p #nd not hind he i we say they will do—that makes " by " table, where all the assembled detec- a0 REN c and was he jor Spec ions. turned his ranches over to his two phd Re SA upstairs killing a woman. The ex-| tives’ might have a look at him, He| Policeman Fitzgerald, on duty in front | | —_—>—_ fons and told them he wae going wife. | wawate ta i | CASCARETS famous. Millions | use clted informant added that Collins "wed! seamed. halt dead with terror and fa-|of the West Shore ferry, at the foot of MAYOR GAYNOR NAMES | hunting, Par iy bier Satie ad | CASCARETS and it is all the medicine on the second floor back. j tae. His lege swayed under him and | West Forty- nd st saw a man RECREATION COMMISSION HE'S LOOKING FOR A YOUNG | va et, PURO one yea ot | that they ever need to take, ry With Lynch leading the three men! he breathed In gulps. Over and aver | come staggering to the street from the ae tee iF v ho had been boarding with his brot GASCARRTS 100 4 box fer raced up the stairs and ran along the] again he wes rasplng out: : Poe nehes aie peieee Wane aes | Hotel) Ansonia Gauses: Artest Wb yee Ne ene ue ONS: : ‘Jat 38 Summer avenue, Newari, Suerte bee hall. They knocked at the door of| ‘i was drunk—ec drunk £ don't re-| 200” a) crenata j j i A he ; , nd she'll be voung and pretty," he| mitted suicide to-day by hansir member nothin'."" ladiinet Madre Lalaaialie Meta unlibeama dash) f Alleged “Guest of Well Known Men and Women to = the rear room. There was no answer! "None of the policemen present could | his breast and could hardly keep going. oF Allege suest 0 paeuh lee Gh although they could hear some one piace the wavering, DMlubbering killer, | Ae Fitzgerald ran ap he fell tr the V. E. Peck.” care for Playgrounds With- scurrying about within. Up came the put by neighborhood gossip he had an policeman's arms, W. 5. Peck. out Salary negro janitor, John Watte He had a evil reputation as a‘drunken brawler. | Dr, Bayer was called from Flower | 3 h pass key and with It he unlocked the |After all the men In the bullding had | yrognital, where the man was taken. He | comlance with a ation of the door, @ fair chance to see hire he was sKed | wae found to have a bullet wound | The cont Poli shoiplteanis Estimate Mayor Gaynor to- Watts swung the door o} Lynch [to Inapector Russell's office to be ex- | 08 ip gpoat i teabaah add Lind : appointed a Recreation Commission, atts Peau eit Lei ene Rinieed: left breast which would probably cause | nature the Hotell woe duties will relieve the Dock and was just behind him. Framed in ¢t de: was t eblA ahd rf Mrening. stood a yellow. negro bare | WOMAN TELLS STORY OF SLAY. Nis death : Ansonia Jolt Of} park Departments of the care and di- headed, bare footer and stripped to a} ER's ACTS. At Ue MOSRHAL Lhe. WoUn bed man etd itis ‘oaresy 1@ Will] rection of recreation piers and play- undershirt and an old pair of| Thero he repeated his ¢ a this name was| put no trus certified | grounds » commission receives no Hea svolver ip bis Was #0 full of liquor he and t e had come | checks, marriage cert and cold | salary Nai fe had o revolver Ip Pls | ving that had happened since some |from Fairme W. Va., yesterday to] cash will have to x im in an| The » the Mayor's appointees time last night. Coroner Hellenstein and |look for work near New York. He spent rene Bie orge W, Wingate, la Before either Watts or Lynch had) Assistant Rubin of the Homlctde Bureau |last night in Weehawken. fuiuee: dbalings: wilh mle fallow tment, the Board of Jeducation and time to jump for cover the negro threw | of the District-Attorney's office came A) On hix way to the ferry, he satd, he, bate one after ten days nt of the Public Schools Athletic up his revolver and fired over the )Nttle later and with Russell's assistance |was met by a nexro who demanded to the ie Bchools 4 “y Janitor's shoulder pint blank into the|began © thorough Inquiry inte the money, Horralla his head and né. ‘ 3 3 Policeman's face. the same in ‘ant )tragedy. the negro drew a revolver ané shot him Mr . 2 dcop, |,,Robbins Gilman, Hoad Worker of the & wonan began screaming somewhere! From. Colling they got Uttle or noth-|In the chest ivalvolee ae, W ide y Settlem in the flat Jing, Watts only knew what he had! "I could see no one on the street,” of No. 116 Br want Ki treasurer of the ‘ ~ _| seen of the shootin ohn Daimond, a jsaid Borral “and the black man sald By . . ation oO} mer. ca Without a word Lynch staggered for- | carpenter, of No. 2% East One Hundred [that he would shoot mo again if T didy 8 favor.” e oes ae sutive Committee o ward and dropped on his face on the ang twenty-third street, who was pass |not give him money. go Tran an Seerlug replied that anything he BAMGIRTATHlAlio Liable: Aue planks of the squalid, {l-smelling room. | jng the tenement when the shooting be- jon the boat and he lost m Ho Ansonia might do for W. LEE arta retoneaUbcictev A esoelae The bullet had entered his right cheek | xan, a wed to volunteer the Informa- ee | r, of No. 116 Broad street, fi cee n the Intercollegiate Assoc just under the eye, passing out at the tion that he, looking up the statrs, had | would be a favor w the reverse Eng- | 400. . back of his neck after severing the |seen Lynch drop, But Georgiana Ander- FAMILY AIDED BY DUCHESS Itish, and begged Mr. Peck to proceed, | Evert Janson Wendell, Harvard gra gpine! cord. He was practically dead |#on, the b woman who ved with Collins IS HELD AT ELLIS ISLAND. | 'f nive Just rome in trom a cruise on |Mate, Who has devoted many years of before he struck the floor | Be RUA ee Ween AeA: Be MTS 6 Pr H srintin? my ya went on the voice, “and two (Mls Mfe to asslating poor boys of thy FREE TO ALL READERS OF SHOOTS TWICE AT BLUECOATS) She snid Collins was out all night. He ities Fi hat the Birches | 2%,™% Suetta are fatigued and Mis, Vindimir Sinkoviteh, member of ‘ ; | Authorities ar That the Birches} wisn to retur thelr home In E tt : IN HALL. jcame in at 4 o'clock this morning stag- Z [tN CO POEUN FO. SHEL OIA oo the Council of the National Playground | s |gering, maudlin drunk, In the hallway May Become a Charge | for several days. 1 am sending them up! Association. Td — samhieg ig oe unhurt, | he bumped into Maggie Jones, the little A hat Buk to you, Will you kindly let them have | 9 ut helples* from fright. The negro | negress who liv rt and on the Jwhat they sant and 1 will set “ ” dumped over his victim's body and | yanked out tis pistol and tes’ e shot) ay instance of the charity of the| bills E. L. 0.” ON ON HER RING, O- orrow S Janded in the haliway, fronting MeDon- | at her as she fled for cover, on sa eee Pee atiicl: Gah Bering dala ne. Walid He de Py @id and Brady, who stood stock still, n he tumbled Into his own fiat, | Duchess of Marlborouga, form wear ( d i Pt) Cine to tdentity of W Bunned for a moment by the fate of| save Georgiana’ Anderson a mauting, | Consuelo Vanderbilt, has just como tu) and In a little widle there appeared & by Ambulance, thelr comrads, He fired thrice at thy took $1 that she had earned aj washing |Hght in connection with an inve! laut smooth fa an eis , nue, be clothes and went away, About 7.30 he| tion by the immigration authorities of |qulet mannered and well dressed, and While taking a patient from thi : hen turned and darted up the staire, | Clothen Mit iver than ever. Accordi=s | the case of William Birch, Hin With hima handsome wortan, ‘The san} Willlamaburg Hospital to. the inatita Another! of the Sunday World's Sherlock Holmes Stories McDonald followed him, shooting as} returned drunken than evening at the at Wedear aq) Mat Reus i Be mounted the steps in tha hope of | 10,00 Women De woe ene ta suck, [20d two small children who helng |! vim a aie K's Month ‘Koray expert on. ulton street mouth. je sbrawlet on the bed suc s Iviand arrived | ue and registeres “Mr, and Mp i 4 t utomobt bringing down the flying fugitive. Brady | ing at intervals #* the neck of bottle | 2a! at EIN tia a, arrived | Fucat' a rapiteree at ae : ik ie Brooklyn, this afternoon the automobile 6 ” Paused just long enough to turn Lynch | of ap ain on Thursday on board the van " et y Jambulance struck and killed a woman over. Seeing that the poor fellow was} About Jock he got his revolver and tie authorities are afraid * ne n the nee ie, sit “tl at Lafayette avenue and Fulton street Past help, he too joined in the chase. ; began shooting at the floor and out of | may become public charges | ei dees dlncybedhey east ae with wine. lhe woman stepped in front of the Bus when the sursuers tad climbed the) the windows, When he heard the polite: | Birch jp & marine caine and has| “. B. Peck" was signed to the check ONINE tr Sande ha diteate BALL NDIAN, ry ° i Rider to the soot and out through the| Man coming he reloaded every chamber | yeon livin: in Kugland for several years. |COUPLE ORDERED THE BEST| the chauffeur, picked up the woman d » ] , ~ . eae Se tule: Wed SOne Be a TATTLE Seah arated Wer naes | cote ear oie ammNlaTStiCD: OBIEIEIA, tRe THINGS IN THE HOUSE. and puteher in the vehicle and started and two most interesting love stories They wurrled back down stairs to be| Se HA ta Noga wo that sho saw | he 8 the aon of an Amer Neen] pnts sort of thing went on for days, [On & mad dash for another hospital told that @ citizen had carried word tO) nothing of the killing of Lynch. and that he had be “ mis couple ran up # taxicab bill, thei Me had gone only a block when his 66 9”? the West Thirty-seventh street station, financial difficulties on the CH re guae wines er patient notifled him that the FIRED ABOUT TEN SHOTS AND) hs ta H and v win " Jess than « block away, The whole dis DODGED SIX BULLETS. He wrot he Duche artored gece g a erry esrinn tad ialad |. Dip vagus wie taken Jeut, Bailey Was already throwing alten times—once at Maggie Jones, » Aimerivit to make a © 88Y8) fords w en| 7 n was well dressed, B d li { i L Ae M d cordon of twenty reverves urovhd’ ‘bel timer nt random, o7cerat Lens twice | he tice an ison and eventde| Qn att E Vcisuingewes of Sus aatiat a the noted novelist, Mrs. L. T. Mead 1 \ % entire blocl at Brady and MoDonald and two or jally bougat tickets for himself andl tyrousi tne k" | tort t five feet elght More policemen with revolvers drawn| three tmes more when he was Jestntly siraight through from London] gorawied at. rw Lind ed about 160 pounds and were beginning a use to house hunt. | pee He himeelf dodged sty bullet® | to Chicago. She also Kave him newly | pad jooked of| and was forty-tive years old. ’ An ambulance with « surgeon waa com: | red at Rim by tne penee ne compe | MI Bien r vented HY! NG, 16 BB: Sn Wave eon @hlok fe oF ing for Lynch, | without bail by Coroner Hellenstein and | cainy Pukey pla vid | Was: en: | j ROY BETRAYS HIDING PLACE! ths two women were sent to the Howie) Tire admit n ‘ | . of Detention as witnesses, Collins was! stone.” The writ ple H “ ” | ePonald, with two other patrolmen—| West One Hundred and nth treet, in outa o f fi * Vi Mishaet Cogan ati) dohn "Weatwan He ly mnriiod bt haa ho" heen ving cide to adi vive ue ee president Dentes Young Rerrt another great writer of fiction, Margaret Cameron. just starting into the tenement with his w f t \ - s sed Into It at Club L on, | 305 West Thirty-eighth street, when an! Lynch w : the second policem: J A GIRL WHO WAS NS SWINDLED : y the At td fepped In a ie ancheon, excited boy ran up to tell them he had b¢ murdered by a negro in the 18 ihe pe n he an William Berri of Brooklyn sent a let- 7 A : H r} I sven a Sellow negro, bare headed ani [ands of the atataie Weat aide wihin'« | ENDS HER LIFE WITH GAS, sve: <s Peck 1 few days ago. to” Charles D These three unusual narratives will be published in a separate 7 little more than @ decade, The other ‘ our M an o Secretary to Preside: a it} » shoeless, climb over a rear fence and \iottm nleo died in the performires of : ‘ PATH So EAALAAI Rea AS pocket edition booklet. scuttle into the hallway. The boy had his duty Sarah Klegon Foun ead Her asking ‘Taft to deny the trailed the negro to a flat on the third) On Aug. 8, 1901, Pr Pca cd 5 plished broadcast that his floor at the rear, and he showed the ‘Thorye arrested a 4 kKoom at t Polish Imm Willa: Herbert Berr', . . f There was no response to the rapping dohin and eer: e meni E ersary day luncheon at the Union us e In or 40 mu ers, Coy i of revolver butts against the door pee her th Sarah Kiegon woman a Me oO June & and received the panels. McDonald dragged up a broken {'' Haris, min Up | i rollowing re . * * F and climbing upon ite tooked | knife into ‘Thor 806 : ; Phe White Hon and distributed FREE with every copy of { through the grimed transon light. Y : Vee, ay s ‘ ee c Washington, June 26, a . ‘ i In the middle of the floor he could| ‘Th ed where bie { Tho Core | ws KR Bc usu To My Dear Mr. Berri: 1 see a mattress lying. It bulged suspici- aped, Was caught " bal raaat tig nae ent tee MY. has shown me your 9 } ously in the centre several he girl ehe went yy ae , seeed POO) eter of the 234 and I am very To-Morrow S ’ With his fist McDonald shattered the !ng a ia) ‘ a” \ , " od Mr. Stuart ‘ glad indeed to certify that your bs glaes and poked the muzzle of his gun | Killing } rave fi Ottawa, Ca : & few minutes 1 ” grandson, WNiam 4H, Berri, did not re through the jagged opening, | the no rpcheag ne m Hoots Aya wound ouple ets and a la Step into @ plate of soup at the an- noone out of there, he yelled, “or I| ia ee peepee PR | Boe a haw talk nis rela bee H my aro dy under| niversary y luncheon at the will shoot.” s My ted Union League Club on June 8, The two weeks the nelkhvorhood was pracy, ‘Tho x 1d Mrs, ¥ " SLEUT ; . ‘ The mattress heavel and out come|ticaiy under martial 1aw 7 eae || SLEOTH DISCOVERED HIS PRIS gruth is there was no soup, Bin- Be Sure and Order a Copy from Your Newsdealer ia Advance. the syent quarry. He fired at the face or fear of disorders as a result of when arrived, y was ONER AS OLD OFFENDER, | cerety yours, | at the (ransom and‘MeDonald, balancing! today's killing, CouiMlssiones Waldo (vund in her room Diss Stars hod esouped and now ihe (Bigued) WAELAM m, Tare, | ‘