The evening world. Newspaper, June 21, 1912, Page 16

eerreT en <2 38 THE BEVSNING@ WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1912. SEEK GIRL WHO SHOT ( 4 1) |aiehtet and all—and charge the fores.) LOOKOUT FELLED IN RAID. | REFINED WOMEN CHUM NOW IN HOSPITAL HANDSOME BOBBIES section Xo ais of f city charter, vagabonds "writs" porecal, . abusive They are my i M ; in Willtam Street. articles over nom de plun Blank Cartridge Wound Serious, OF FIFTH AVENUE ARE sreen Hie kf al pollesinan Withoat. (he 1 woop dn atenes pootrobin | rer ane, “oa Sete vm Sree te ie 4 A dre © & real polle pout the] In a swoop upon an alleged po tuft th ites ‘ SMOKE AND JUDGE Police Look for Shooter, Wio conment of the Commisnioner of Police. | gi No. 194 Willan mtrest late yesterday |Own dhecactor Ie ue Glace ba the Gaake own character !s as black as the dark- Vanished in. Frig There were three hearings in the| afternoon Lieut. Becker and six of his jest midnight, and that is Just the reason din’ Fright. Yorkville court before Magistrate Mee! squad arrested four men. jthey resort to such measures, If those } Miss 9 » Kataman, a pretty nine Quade and the fourth came to-day.) 7 nen Were taken In what was os-| Who are guilty want any mi teen-y dressmaker, of 201 T —.— Apollos were there, and #80 Was| tonesty a restaurant on the second floor | Ret Ite MekKirvy, their arch enemy. } Mt ; enue H, Was taken (o Belle # of a three-story Dullding, the first story | ~ — ~we pital to-day suffering from powder burns Attorney Carl A. Meade, of the firm fae of Sherman and Sterling, immediately| Of Which ts occupied by a saloon and acroma the face. Her dearest friend, >; s nf The: Fautihe Sebenotsky, of Ot. OH fast hire Apollos. Pinched by Jealous asked tor a dismissal of the complaint,| the thitd by an engraving plant, y charging the Jealous policeman hai gave their names as John Ryan of No. teenth atreet, who shot her yesterday 197 Green i. eit’ ‘ einen) + ‘ ‘ de out 1 inst the F e he poll : Pr Referee in Case for Possession | with a tank cartridge, has disappeared, | Cops Are Freed in Their Own bien, "“Marintrnte.” Moquade Sen tl aay was ce teeweny ‘Joba Dota v [| c though no charge has been made against : ‘i nee St that way at all. Whereupon| & he rim , th : of Child Declares It Is | ner. Custody Pending Bonds. Attorney Meade waived further exain- Fe ee reine) CHEM LOH OF Kataman was v! Mis jon and the three Apotios of | the tlethy atrect, the aup- Common Custom. nofeky when the latter look a: reve — Aven were held for trial in Specis Mee eeday 1 He Biggest Furniture f, | “ Seasions. Their bonds were fixed a jer, and Joseph Barone of No. | from her trunk. It was loaded with! Fifth avenue Apollo cops cannot even | §300 each street, telephone operator, | Bargains in. New}, Hank cartridges, “1am going to show | patrol “the avenue,” attired in tweeds| No bondsman being — avattable,! gove: t men who were In the | Vere, aiscyOull “T will take Judicial cognizance of tha| YOU how I can shoot,” ahe said and straw hate, tf they don't took | Magistrate McQuade paroled the A y room gave names and addresses and | RISCO= , ed ‘or pos- jos, to hold themsely oir G fact that it ts quite @ common custom | Girls struggled playfully for Po®- | sharp, For the dandy “bobbies” of the irlesacrs “arti ee thelr. ‘ t | ‘among many refined women in the | e* . a of the weapon, which was dis- leaning against the wall In) 7 7 Fifth Avenue Association, whose won-|are to surrender themselves to. the hea he saw seven men N c orld to smoke} charged, the powder a 14 tk ne | the all w he sa n t farger cities of the world to smoke} powder and wadding strik- Vio ability to escort handegme nurse | Majesty of the law, unless bail 1s tuen in from the street. He lunged for | MJ | Cigarettes,” said Attorney Warren Les-|!e Miss Kateman in the fa Poliae- forthcoming. So, they cannot] push button connected with a buzzer | “The toothbrush that | now at this great], big store. Come}, in and see how}) we outdo compe- |?) tition in value — ;' ————-—} This Parlor ! 5 “_ Suite $18.9 PLAIN FIGURES |* Rn" " s This beautiful parlor ¢ Suite has heavy, sub- : | stantially made frame, mahogany finished; is é e e highly polished; has [4 lle to-day while sitting as referee in'the|Man Bajorath, who heard the shot, | #rl# across crowded crossings won for | Hay, being real pol . they can bel inside, but Detective Shields knocked | * 7 . ease of Richard V. W. Thorne, a mort-}catled an ambulance but after having | them the admiration of every lounger | policemen enough arrest’ them-| ftyan down and the raiders leaped up| holds its bristles gage broker, against his divorced wife, | her wounds dressed Mies Katgman re-|along Fifth avenue, themselves may | Selves. the stairs. ; ‘ab actress and now Mrs. Charles H. Pope. | fused to go to the howpital. Nor would| be in durance vile by ¢o-morrow, un- ‘The controversy between the divorced | she make « complaint against her friend, | leas bonds of $90 are forthcoming. fusband and wife ts over the custody! To-day, however, Miss Kataman's in-| ‘They dooked altogether too much Mke of thelr small son, Richard V. W. Thorne | Juries pecame so serious ¢hat ghe had 40] reat polieemon, «id these Fifth avenue | fr. When Mrs.’ Thorne obtained her /#0 te ellevue for ereatment: ‘The shoot’ | dandy Dulis, and that’s why they are Atvorce two or three years ago the yoo the Union Market station, and he madal/2 wad. They acted ike real police: | tety ot the aie re svn tn investigation dincovering that Minn men, too, and that's another reason. jorne no oan nd . Ceci Suobbonel’ the child. snes. the Rosnofeky in her fright hed disappeared, hey wore real badges to prove Aivorce case by leaving the little fellow] Mest han Keveatea at @ ed at Wada to Hal ae Thomases they were | a Mochiae 3 Man Arrested at Wedding. | Constables, by heck, and that's tho | 3 finely shaped arms and in the care of her aunt, Mra Cornelia) parpRaON, N. J., June 21.—Gener-| Magest reason of all. iS! XT.H AVENUE, CORNER. ! q 222 STREET, NEW. YORK, finely shan {arms and horns says he {# anxious to have! °° Ferro wan best man at the wedding} When the Iifth Avenué Ansociation ; lees ited tose, sil ctly under his personal! his friend, Charles Monachine, last {decided Apollos in form and figure, ig Pig that the decree be|Meht. The knot had been tied and the/Chesterfields in’ manners and ‘ohn amended #0 as to give him that rignt bent man had taken the bride for the|Drews in grace were absolutely needed Attorney Leslie was appointed referes| first dance when the door opened and|to give a distingue appearance to the to take testimony bearing on Who! Detectives Cervino and Close atrode into|avenue Thomas Kelly, Thomas Barrett Ghould have little Richard. ‘ene. Ferro took one look |and Joseph Ritter applied for the jobs “Tam going to allow considerable lat- @ bolt but the detectives )of being honest to goodness policemen je evidence heard here,” the lawyer said early in the heating, whiten nated him. ‘They had been walttnelfor the association. ‘They filled every was at his office, No 165 Broadway, |OutsKle until the ceremony was over. |roquirement, and they got the jobs and “Decause I think that, in deciding whion | Ferro was arrested charged with break-/the uniforms, Parent shonld watch over an Infant}!ng into the Mutual Trading Company's! On, those uniforms! Solomon in all Under circumstaces liko this, the char-| store on Church stroct three months a0] nis glory had nothing on the Fifth ave. acter of both parets should be fully /and of assaulting night watchman James!nug hobbies. 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