The evening world. Newspaper, April 26, 1912, Page 6

THE TU WRATH = ATHEAD OF CML SERVICE REFORM | Rapes to aie. H. Ordway’s © Giticism of Appointments to Fire Prevention Bureau. | anion. ‘on, aa long a you have been if it, and T fegret to say that I have done it without assistance from you or rom your organiaation, and your pree- nt letter me to believe without will, Hz, iruly yours, Bes CE Lh anl Mayor." SUBWAY VICTIM'S BODY FOUND UPON TRUCK OF A CAR Motorman Says Man Jumped From Platform and Was Wedged in Gear. Motorman Pinned in Wreck of Vestibule at Plaza in Williamsburg. A Tompkins avenue trolley car, east- bound, took the wrong track at a switch in the Williameburg Bridge Plaza tu- @ay and crashed into a westbound Franklin avenue car. The Franklin ave- ue car was Geratled, three of ite pas- sengers were seriously hurt, the motor man of the Tompkins avenue car was penned by wreckage in hin veatibule oe with hie arm broken, and half a dozen A eouth-vound Park mubway express| Passengers on both cars sustained train pulled into the Simpson street sta- | ™INOF injuries and outs, tion, on the elevated division, at noon | At Roebling street and Broadway, on to-day with a man wedged under the the plaza, is a switch at the head of forward truck of the first caf. Nearly '@ loop for cara in the shuttle loca: half an hour was consumed in raising Porvice. i ete, Sebubs tae seaas the oar and removing the body which | cars shunt around the loop. The loop wae that of B. Posner, forty years ol6, | track crosses the main eastbound track of No, 143 Washington avenue, a dia- fF the switoh, .ributing agent for a newedealer. Through an accident which has not Motorman Aldler aid that Posner|been explained, the Tompkins avenue Jumped from the platform to the track | caf instead of continuing on the main directly in front of his train at the ox. | track, swung Into the loop and smasneu north end of the station. There|h« 1 on Into the front part of the arp curve at that part of the plate {Franklin avenue car, which was mov- rah ing t {track for Manhattan, Policeman Shad went up on the struct. |The sound of breaking Klas and thm tre and found taine on the ‘ae ond the t prtohag ig aes oh Gas, trong, motorman of the Jdimpeon street station platform and maa, “ik te around the curve. This he took to in @icate that Posner had been struck there, but Aldier insisted the man had Jumpea from the platform, The Interborough pevpie sald they had two other witnesses who saw Posner Jump in front of the train, but refused to give their names. Shad was unable to find any witnesses on the northbound } Mayer Gaynor has answered the let- Ger of the Civil Service Reform Aaso- ation, which through Chairman Sam; Ordway severely criticized the zation of the new reau, declaring that re made practically at ff Tammany district reply to Mr. “Dear Sir: Your letter of April % ts at hesd. You point out tnat of the eighty- Persons temporarily appointed to in the Fire Prevention Bureau seventy to be enrolled on the Nate as Democrats, four as Re- i, one of the Ladapendence and fourteen not enrolled. it, your complaint that the seventy ?_ If the Fire Commissioner we-e 1 Gare say that would be we. But the whole tenor of your ther indicates that you object Intees who ate enrolled to vote Primaries of any party. Ie that complaint? you contend that men who enrol! 80 a8 to vote at the primary mould not be appointed to poskions? That would be a way of treating men who have | track in public affaire and mani- ph dd participating in the primaries, + nll when the method of @emination by primary is growing #0 = NOT CARE WHERE THEY rer face cut by glass. Officers of the com- pany spirited him away. Joneph Fisher, fifty-four years old, oods of No, 411 De on the tously ine head in- ble fracture of the skull. He was hurried to Willlamaburg Hos- to say that 1 do not care they are enrolled, I draw no lines, Nor do 1 draw any lines thoes who ere enrolled. Do i? It may be that your complaint is the seventy Democrats, for I eee cueninea’ were erly rt one platform to the other. There was |no reason, they say, to dmagine he way ryem Hoey 4 i goon would eammit suicide. ee remained alient. Mite say Feo And the seventy Demo- SHIPPING NEWS. erats be quite evenly distributed : ont the assembly dimricts. And Franklin jured. A pital. 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A block away from the house she says she mot Lippman who told her that it was his a who had put in the advertisement, He volunteered to take Liberty street, Eva accompanied him and on the way met Abrahamson. The two men took her to @ furnished room and held her @ captive until Jast night, when a newh- bor informed the police at the Liberty avenue station that he bexeved some- enttoned, Detective James Reynolds jr, with Po- licemen James Donelon and Anthony Grewio, broke into the room. The girt was found in @ half starved condition, “Sammy the Mutt made @ dash for lib- erty and was only reduced to submission tfter a hard fight. 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