The evening world. Newspaper, April 8, 1912, Page 6

‘THE EVENING WORLD, | WHITMAN MAKES MOVE IN CASE AGAWST HYDE. District-Attorney Wants to Prevent ! Hearing on Return of TREATS AS AE PEA TO PROTECT TE POST.FFE United States Supervising En- gineer Sends Sarcastic Reply to Commissioner Johnson. RICH BAKER SHOT IN COFFEE HOUSE; RIVAL LOCKED UP Jannone Won't Say Who At- tacked Him, gut Employee IST HUSBAND AFTER 11 YEAS irs. Louis Joseph. Torre Ad- »> -vertises That She Has Left Him Forever. It was Dtetriet-Attorney Whitman's move In the Charles MH. Hyde and seek Ite appeared before the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court In Brooklyn and had teaued a writ of prohibition to prevent Justice Wood-| PoliceWeakens at Glance ward from hearing the return on the + corpus which he issued! over @ week ago. There was no opposition to Whitman's He based his request for {bition on Section % of ch, , | Phisoner whom they believed to be al 09 to ingue writs of habe: In St. Vincent's Hospital they told| quires them to make the writ returnable Whether the New York police could Salvatore Jannone early to-day he was | The Mulberry street po- |lico had told him the same thing when they brought him in from Hdouardo 4'Argenio's coffee and pool room at No, 165 Mulberry street. ‘There is war between Fire Commis- sioner Johnson and Chief Supervising | Engineer Alfred Brooks Fry of the Treasury Department over a letter sent by the Commissioner to Postmaster B. M. Morgan asking that proper fire pre- ventive measures be taken in the Post- IE IS A FAILURE. | Whitman said tha e of Krave impor: Prosecutor of New He did not question Jus- | face never dul right to tssue the writ habeas corpus, but sald it should’ je returnable befor _ She Wishes Him Success and| ‘Will Make No Demands MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1912. CAMEREE CALLS PAYSICANS.FARED—WON- BURGLAR'S BLUFF | DERFUL rag Veteran Crook Fools Yonkers 1 wish to inform you of baggage ben- Gti Ave. CORNER 4§thse. [isis Hie, See a sufferer more than twenty yebés fram kidney e 2 liver trouble and was almost constantly Sensational Suit Sal Weal pethe'n' neleat pipacaat i e who could only giv me temporary relief. Lhad been in bed ten weeks when | began the use of Swamp-Root. Inside of 75 75 75 75 twenty-four hours I could see that 1 had Me : 7 . been greatly benefited, 1 continued to use Swamp- Root until | had used several Actual $15, $20, $22.50 wo. nte | positive that any, person suffering with an@ $27.50 values ™; 1 any 65 Kew teoweas pat be cued eowa about ‘hie tederd.” Stay) (oat - : 1am now in the best of health, better _ LF : aetna ‘ , strongly as 1 desire in favor of Dr. 7 r Kilmer’ mp-Root, as 1 am sure that “Bo it ts you, 1s it, Bi! Cheesecake it saved my life and that my good health R lis due entirely to this great remedy. 1 , of Expert Dunn. ‘Two Yonkers detectives dropped in | at Police Headquarters to-day with « bottles, w' 1 really felt that my old trouble was completely cu! lam | burglar, They wanted to find out | him before © than 1 have been for ten years or more. 1 do not know how to express myself as “Now, who shot you?’ thoy asked. ‘Office, which the Commissioner likens “No,” said Jannone. to the Equitable Building, Upon ‘Him. * heartily recommend it to avery jerer i. d am confident they can be Next Monday at 1 o'clock was the time! prange New York—a sale that estab- ts Ihave been, It i ag rat eet for argument on the writ of BTO- | Batunday nln’ thot et tt Yonkers |1 lishes new low price records for gentlemen, to hand you this recommen- The Federal authorities resent whet |! can attend to it; if I die, my friends they term is interference without jurie- Giotion on the part of the Fire Depart- . Torre te a determined Jannone ta a rich dal that he was an honest hiittion. Justice Hirshberg presided at workingman and that it was an our. ||| suite of style and quality. SU git hanseeath, OF today’s heartng. With him on the bench were Justices Burr, Thomes, Carr ‘mem over Federal property. The Com- tTiwsioner replys pointedly in an ex- change of letters which have furnished oth material for laughter and sober the last eleven | the wife of Louis @n art student and de at No. M1 Muibderry street. On the ac- eusation of Vincenzo Biardo, who works for Jannone, Angelo di Giardino, a baker at No. 218 Canal street, is locked hooting and halt to suspect him of be! rsonall peared i Jock him up, Droke down hie Seat fener Seakesiee 408, ae a a of innocence att sostes, There are thousands of suite } whe subserited ip shove ong ith that the same is HAD TO BELONG TO HIS CLUB Trredmen, apa eaid ts home was in | Hence and in fact A week ago the Commissioner sent five firemen to make an investigation of th Post Office. Following their ceport, « 4 @upport herself but her huse- TO GET JOB—THEN DIDN'T. Fake Employment Agency Man leader of a band of twenty are Sent to Tombs for 60 Days Policeman Lawler saw Glardino lotter- |ing near the coffee shop, and told him to go home. Giardino said he would as ‘a all over now, From her Iittle | ietter was sent to the Postmaster asking him to install within sixty daye three four-inch standpipes with tank supply, K the top floor of No. t4 West | Thirty-cinth street Mrs, Torre has ts- etene ts 4 recon’ R. A. CALVERT, finiahed a ave-yeas worth bry A ie e ‘Notary Publie: a robbery jn Hoboken.” He was the who years ago lived in lower av. enue, Manhattan, and worked [n cities soon as he got some ci feed her ultimatum in the form of the and Fined $100. “aufficient” hose—two lines on each floor all over the country. Go far Lieut. friend. He entered the coffee room. an opening in the wall to rear stairs moment later Polleeman Murphy|. #ank Dewellia of No. 4 East Four- Dunn knows all of them whé are not from the Measzanin floor, direct aisle teenth street, who claims to be an in- He ran over, burst into was sentenced to th the place. Biardo leaped for Giardino Wquid fire-extinguishers on each Moor and dead are in prison. Lieu! Tombs for sixty days and fined $100, | with the alternative of an additional | thirty days 19 prison by the Justices in | 4, the Court Of Special Sessions to-day. De Sellia pleaded guilty to conducting an employment agency without a license. Complaint was made by a number or laborers who asked him to secure work | go for them. He told them he would find! bs for them if they would pay for membership in the United States C stitutional Club, of which he wi According to Aasistant. District-Att es BH, Smith this club was and the policeman stretched Blardo with a blow from @ nightstick, then rapped for help ‘and two more police- “No Smoking” signs over all entrances, EDERAL OFFICIAL JOKES WITH FIRE COMMISSIONER In reply, Alfred Brooke Fry, Chief er of the Treasury letter which made the Commissioner angry. the communication was jocular, quent reference was made to the ki ness of the Commissioner in order! the Federal authorities to install cer- tain apparatus for fire The letter went on to state that the Post-Office was Federal property, over which the Fire Department of New York City had fess “jurisdiction than al- Tt further stated the Federal officials who are responsiMe for the safety af the Pont-OMca know fit H ‘They say Giardino dropped a raincoat on the floor and that under the coat they found a revolver, one ch: which had been discharged. They say the inside of Glardino's rainco showed powder marks. nied that there had been any shootin, but Jannone suddenly collapsed. Biardo, on recovering trom the ef- | ? fects of the blow, accused Giardino, | who, he says, came in and picked a quarrel, concealing the weapon under | Two other loaded revolvers) were found on the floor. Jannone was shot in the abdomen. i? Bupervising Eng! t Z| B pointed statement ts of wifely devotion at the novelist of femi- . It te the story of a © profound belief 7 to carve out for y he could from applicants for ‘work. jembership varied in price according to how much money the applicant could De Sellla promised to get work for the members of the club, but. after, they had Joined he forgot hie pledges, Out of courtesy they had already com- Dlied with “several suggestions made by the Commissioner but never with any fe F Grinding out her life to no| Fire Commissioner Johneon then tol Alfred BBrooks Fry that more than 1,000 «axpayers were employed in the Poat-Office. He said they were inter- ested in the safety of the indiding, ‘The Commissioner also informed the i HE A Young is the sum total. ‘None bet- Ahearn bad segn him, but) : knocked’ hima down with .an Elaborately embellished with | (IN @/ World. Regular o at Tanyas Bind Gaker ||| wide lk braid and rch ek or- | ee ole Eerbssuese: ettee. ewe tendip hea, Gone, 5 World Wants Work Wonders. 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Why not select “the one best bet’’ that isn’t any bet at all, but a “sure thing.” Spring Derbies and Soft 2: Pe Ee BURGLAR ATTACKS WOMAN. and Hand Over Money. (pectal to The Evening Werld.) HARWICH PORT, Maes, April 8.— Gearch 1s being made today for a thug who attacked and robbed last night on TY ay DRESSER SALE of Mahogany, Golden Oak, or Birds- eye Maple, with 2 larg. drawers and 2 small swell drawers, large Colonial knobs, bevel glass mirror, a regular her return home from church, Mra. Megathiin, who lives alone, ing her home, ehe was surprised to find the door uniocked, Stepping in- side, she was seized by a man who wound @ stocking sround her throat and threw her to the floor. screamed and the burglar threatened He demanded her money, and grabbing her by the throat, choked her, until she agreed to go to her room and give him all she had. 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