The evening world. Newspaper, June 4, 1912, Page 6

eis eed ence ape THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JUNE 4, (1912. aie GIRLS, DON'T MARRY IF THERE'S MONEY UP ON EITHER SIDE So Miss Thomas, Lawyer, Ad- vises After Winning Alimony _ Case; Losing Huckleberries. Geidore, Kranz, « manufacturer of lamps, has put out the light of hnp- uiness in his home, accorting to hie seventeen-year-ol wife, Mony, who is ving him for @ separation ta the Su- Qire. Kranz alimony pending the trial of the suit and a substantial counsel 3 “My advice to young airia,” oaid Mise Thomas, “is not to marry where there fe ahy financial consideration on either In this case, for instance, Kranz es required to put up $2,000 before my ont would agree to marry Mm. A - (Continued from First Page.) the station. Baker they found with Dullet hole tn his foot, but he refuse to (dentify any of the other prisoners as his assailant. None of those found in the backroom of Jack Pogat'a saloon at No. 10 Chatham Square, the abjective point of the attack by Zelle's gang, would admit there had been any shoot ing or identify any of the Selle gang taken prisoners as ones having done the shooting, The dynamiting of three alleged gam- Diing places within fifteen minutes, early to-day, was but a continuation of the war which bexan with the pistol funiliade in Chinatown and preceded the shooting of Zelig. The places where the explosions oo- curred are said to be run by friends of Zellg, and the police any he has an interest In them, “Big Jack,” in Balle- vue and recovering from @ buflet wound behind his right ear, smiled grimly when he heard of the explo 1 don't know nothin’ about it,” he gai. “I don't know who handed me the slug in the neck, but you can bet FOUR GANGSTERS FREE, AFTER 2 PISTOL FIGHTS AND 3 DYNAMITINGS Wrapped up objects from the buildings, ALL THE PLACES HAVE BEEN RAIDED. All three o fthe places have been rald- ed as alleged gambling resorts. Men high in Tammany are interested in them, according to “wise talk." Jan, 2%, 1911, Deputy Commissioner Fiynn raided No. 10 Fourth avenue. He anid it was the best protected and the moat diMecult to enter of any gam- bling resort he had ever seen, and that, furthermore, it had the strongest pollt!- cal protection. It was guarded by ice box doors, sliding steel bulkheads, with Gratings over the skylights and a set- away operated by an electric push-but- ton, so that raided gamesters could got through to No. 19%, next door, No. 85, less ingentously protected, has had its son of raid. Both places are said to be owned by Samuel Paul, head of the politian! association of that name, with headquart in Beventh atreet between Second and Third avo- nues. The proprietorship of No. 6 St. Mark's place is given by common consent to “Dollar John,” whose all-suMeing utile has not had an appendage in the mem- ory of the nelgtiborhood. Inspector Ca- halane recently gave the place an of- week after marriage he @uocerded ‘tm getting gy une ok of the alk some one will get theirs, all right.” Acta! visit, " ant Word has gone out to the rival gun| <A bis gray eutomobile which figured elevated raliway company, thinking| ‘Bree-story house, uner 6 of hurled to the sidewalk. The force o! | ESTAS ES | Sine heighten to |e roe sami ee oe 64 at 29.50 the call for something purely deli: ng ep ever pat shen Mabey Sades ee dens hums ewer ti Original prices, 4800 to 59.00 10uUs and deliciousl ure— nevi, nr ane feta nya | gpa es ny |, hie ac, Daan 49 at 37.50 be 7 eae bee them iS oooupied ‘Aloxand Printing ergy from . : Str, ‘Boslse ie, none “Stuer then the! oon penton’ Seeet by Central Oats par ont iseceaes Siuteeh atct'at Original prices, 69.50 to 95.00 ‘Assistant DistrietcAttoracy, who pr bay the Vienna Larerygerl print | No. 02 Fourth avenue, and the rectory Cl lo. si n Out e dnes d hi e e pool pene establishment and upper floor | we ( yu W | Recerca an 2 Ste] Say anata ire neurn [eset Tether sullivan, pelie.chepal, eng eee. Delicious—Refres ine fe explo 5 Yipes Rand Me seal herbend ane drew thousands of erated al sas ce the tet onthe weno. tt; ||| 150 WOMEN’S TAILORED § SUITS, ha 2 4, 5 O T e t vi i , GAS FATAL TO FIVE fhe Mave Fifth street and Aercer street | that Father Mayben, the pastor, tink: most desirable models and materials. hirst-Quenc {N DAIRY GRAIN WELL.| stations naa o big job handing the|ing some great catastrophe had hap- Formerly $42.50 to $55.00 Degan & course of iMtreatment to- hie which forced her to “That is to eny, the “Horrid, ten't (t?”’ she said, “And just te think there were some lovely huckte- Qerries in that case, along with several Smportant divorce euits, I must get it yack.” ‘And the little Jewyer started for the Yor and found article department of 4) ef perished as the resuk of delng over- men that tho fight 1s without quarter; that it will be a war of extermination. Failing in the desperate attempt to “get” Zelig right under the noses of Policemen and detectives, his enemies lost no time dn carrying @ sign of terror to his friends. ‘The places dynamited to-day are: Mo, 64 Fourth avenue, between ‘Tenth and Bleventh streets « new three-story building, the grousd floor of which is ocoupied by the ‘Unique cigar store; upper floor sup- posed to be vacant. Front of cigar store wrecked and all windows of building shattered. Mo, 103 Fourth avenue, « block crowds and seemed more bent upon keeping curious spectators from the Gynamited bulldings than in preventing ‘m what might have boen en attempt to rescue gangsters arrested for the shooting of Zelig stopped at Eleventh street and Fourth avetiue just before midnight and two of the men alighted. They @oon returned and the machine sped on its way, when, only « few minutes tater, the Gret of the explosions Jarred the neighborhood like an earth- quake, POLICEMAN THROWN TO STREET BY BLAST. Policeman Rado of the East Fifth street station, just relieved from fixed post at Thirteenth street, was walking down the avenue trying doors, Directly ahead of him were a man and two gins, A sheet of flame rove from the base- ment of (No, % and the policeman was when a second one shook the etreet. pened, hurried him out and then fol- lowed, That no one was injured ts due to the fact that in some way the tip went out that there was tIikely to be trouble, following the two shootings yesterday. No patrons apparently were in the | Fourth avenue places and, contrary to custom, the St. Mark's place cafe and restaurant was clored at 1 o'clock. It js usually open until 2 or 8 o’olock in the morning. This feud, which started over a sien- der, bionde-haired girl, Wanda Murphy, promises to be the bloodiest and most destructive ever waged in this city. The big figure in it besides the changeable Chinatown Queen who put him aside to bestow favor on “Chick” Tricker, no- torious gun fighter, is “Big Jack” Zelig, who has this standing to his record: Arrested under the names of Allen and Albert. 191, July 7—Harry Smith, larceny; House of Refuge. 186, April 1¢—William Allen, larceny; discharged. 196, June 6—Wiliam Albert, larceny; discharged. 195, June ‘27—William Albert, larceny; discharged. 1908, April 7—Willlam Albert, larceny; one year Sing Sing. 198, Aug. 16—William Albert, derly conduct; workhouse. 1901, Feb. 11.—Henry Albert, disorderly conduct; sixteen months Workhouse, 1900, Aug. %—William Albert, grand jar- ceny; Gischarged. 1912, March 2~Wiiliam Albert, fefont- Smith, disor. ous assault; discharged. 1912, May 12—William Albert, robbery; discharged. But from the last arrest Zelig was held in ball for carrying a revolver. This case has not yet been tried, FITS DRIVE HIM TO SUICIDE. Victim Attempt When Attack Costs Him Position. ‘When Dr. Mulford of Flower Hos- pital was summoned early to-day to attend a man who had attempted to take his life by inhaling gas at No. 183 Clinton street he recognized in the would-be suicide one whom he had twice attended yestomtay tn the throes of epileptic fits. The man was Louis Invogovits, a clothing presser, who! lives with his sister, Mra, Fanny Pom. | erants, at the Clinton street address, Isvogovitz, who has been in this country three years, has lost number- Jess poritions because of his affliction, Yesterday he lost his last position on East Broadway when one of the fits which brought Dr. Mulford from the Flower Hospital gripped him. He suf- fered another in Stuyvesant Park last night. ‘Early to-day the invalid persuaded his slater to go to a dispensary for medicine, and while she was gone he arranged to die with a gas tube tn his mouth, When Mrs. Pomerantz re- turned he was nearly dead. 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