The evening world. Newspaper, February 21, 1913, Page 6

8 NEVERA ERAT [6OOKSL OATHS CHAUFFEUR] THROUGHOUT CTY, AFTERACOLUIINS| VACHS SHEARS Brooklyn Taxi Driver Smiling | Strategic Police Points Uncov- and Unhurt Following a Busy Geries of Mishaps. = 1 was @ lively morning for Jonn P, GIRLS, STUNNED, REVIVE AND THEN PROMPTLY FAINT, Miss Adelaide Holston, eighteen, of No. @ Hausnfin street and Miss Alice Morgan, nineteen, of No, 68 Ne' street, had just hired the other taxi. ‘Miss Holston was inelde and Miss Mor- an had ber foot on the step when Mure phy’e car crashed into it. Both girls were thrown to the sidewalk and stunned. ‘When they revived they promptiy faint. @@ § Policeman Fallon called Dr, Bucks Jey of Brooklyn Hospital, whe gave them firet ald and sent them home ia four he turned and there was Murphy, Compiacently surveying the wreckage. had its top torn off, all the glass about it broken and it couldn't budge. Fallon thought Murphy ought to go te the Adams atreet station and explain, ‘and called the patrol wagon. He de- bined to take chances with Murphy's taxi. Policeman Daniel Kennedy drove the wagon to the scene and Murphy was bundled in. ‘They started at a good clip west through Fulton street. Near Willoughby Hel H TEELH3E i gs fF z t : [ % i t f f & ¥ g H sf Hi i Ai E | 5 g 0} i H I | i H i ¥ i jt i i Op ths Hares Bootie Grae ree @ ‘aii Vee wee yes cna's forget” 425 FIFTH AVENUE Entrance 88th &.. N. Y. ered, and No Check on Crimes of Italians. ‘The Aldermanic police investigating this afternoon Albert Pecorini of the University of Rome, who conducts an Ttallan ewapaper. Attorney Harold Deming conducted the examination, which largely concerned the murder of Detective Petrosino. Tt was moved before the editor's ex- amination that former Mayor Tow should be summoned as a witness be fore the committee at an early date. Big. Pecorint eaid that, in his opinion, to deal with Italians the special squad which Comminsioner Waldo abolished was a power to be reckoned with, ince its abandonment, he eafd, crimes among hie race had increased. However, the detectives attached to comeittes called as ite firat witneas Ing establishment of Mra, Julia Freed- THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1913. Then Many “Bodies” Drop Be- fore Crowd, but They Are zine and gasoline in large quantities were tn the atore, and after some pop- ping explosions the blaze started to eat ite way through the building. Mra, Freedman's «creams brought Po- Heemen Mathews and Tompkins from the East One Hundred and Fourth atreet station. In the rear of the firat floor they found Mra, Sarah Rosenborg hug- ging @ fox terrier and overcome at her door. ‘They carried her out, and the great crowd which had been attracted cheered the rescuers. ‘The fire apparatus had not yet come, and the two policemen went back into the thick clouds of amoke.and up the the squad shoul be of other nationall- ties, able to speak Italian, The witness said that long before Petrosino was assassinated he had com- municated with the Italian Government, which wanted to co-operate in every | tng way with the United States in appre- hending Ttal crimpials, Antonio Vachris, fot years at the head of the Italian bureau in Brooklyn, fol- lowed the journalist, He told of being nt to Italy by Commissioner Bingham to find Petrosino’s slayers, Baker's firm official act was to recall him and I.leut. Crowley and put Vachris at clerical work. Had hia records been used, he said, 200 criminals might have been deported. thered in Italy When Waldo cut the Italian staff to tour men, Deputy Dougherty told him ft was according to the Mayor's ideas. Waldo ignored pleas for help and soon Vachris retired, after being transferred to City Inland. He lives In South Brooklyn. Criticiaing the present detective sya- tem, Vachris said: “The most important Strategic points in the crime situation are uncovered.” He referred particular- ly to the operation and arrival and de- parture of crooks at railroad stations and steamship piers. wotor Tauck Runs awucx | CHINESE ALL TWINS,” AFTER DRIVER IS ARRESTED. Smashes Prison Van and Lampposts, Endangers Policemen and Gen- erally Shows Dissatisfaction. Eugene P. Hermann, chauffeur for the @terndere Motor Truck Company of No. ‘% Kast One Hundred and Thirty-sev- enth street, accumulated more than one man's share of notoriety in and about the Morrisania Court, the Bronx, to- day. In the fret place, he was arrested when he was driving the chassis of a five-ton truck on Washington avenue past the court building because he had fo license plate on the stripped vehicle. Magistrate H rt fined him 815, which ho gaid, Then, retui to his em- ployer's office, he provided himself with the Hoense tag and came back to propel the motor truck on its way to Yonkers. ‘When Hermann threw on the power the front wheels of the truck skidded, the heavy vehicle tore into tho rear of @ privon van standing by the sito door of the court on East One Hundreth and Bixty-first atreet, cutting off tho whole end of the van and its two rear wheels, Then it caromed off and amashed two lampposts on the curb, Prison Keeper George Bmith and the driver of the van, John McGrath, were approaching the vehicle with tive hand- cuffed prisoners just as the unruly mo- tor truck started on it» rampage. One of the toppling lampposts nearly hit ‘Balth, Hermann, the chauffeur, was not ar- burning stairways, They found Mrs, Hulse Larcedo, partly overcome in he apartment on the second floor. They car- ried her out. The fire engine had arrived, but Mathows and Tompkins again went into buliding. On the third floor they found aged Mr. and Mra, John O'Gor- man, The man is an invalid, and his wife, while crying for help, had refused to leave him, although the fire was all around and the amoke was suffocating her. The two policemen carried out When the policemen entered the bulld- ing for the last time the crowd was #0 thick that the reserves had diMcuity in handling it. There were cheers for the herote policemen, but curtosity was driv- Ing many too close to the building for the firemen’s comfort. Just then there began a rain of bodies that left the mob terror stricken, Men| DRC. But we hie tO wet il as other ana women, some in evening dress, ad food and drink and others in heavy fur coats, flew through | tmulants. We hi bs the air and landed in front of the bulld- ing, mome in the gutter, with @ thud. ‘The awed crowd rushed the police re- serves for a look at the “dead.” They were Mrs, Freedman‘s clothing dummies, The building was destroyed, —— COURT IS ADVISED IN ODD PYTHIAN PUZZLE Judge Martin Gives Up Trying to Identify Wing Kee as Real Wing. polite The hero of “Three Weeks" was con- tinuing his narrative of the matter of rum and eats when court adjourned this afternoon. Pauadaaseatael iy MOTHER MISSES SHIP; BABY AND FATHER CROSS ALONE. “All Honor,” Chinamen are twins, Your remarked Customs Inspector Walter P. Murphy disconsolately to-day to Judge Martin In ‘the United States District Court. On the strength of this atatement Judge Martin adjourned court until March 3 to give Inspector Murphy time to apply the facial thind degree to @ ortain Celestial to determine whether he ia really Wing Kee or some Oriental Pamon, willing to serve the sentence of ala Pythias. Inspector Murphy raided @ laundry: at No. 6% Sixth avenue Jan, 3 and arrested Wing Kee and Tom Lee. Both were in native garb. United States Commis. slonor Shields held them each in $1,500] ball on a charge of selling opium. They furnished ball and disappeared, To-day two Chinamen appeared for! tral, ‘The pajama-and-pigtall outfit had been discarded and they were encased in Weatern garb, faultless to the nat rested the second time, but his truck was out of commission and hud to be towed away. ———— PAWNBROKER INDICTED, James Pritchard Held in 95,000 Ball fer Trial. An indictment for receiving stolen 00ds was found to-day against Jam Pritchard, « proprietor of a pawnbro! er's sales store, at No, 20 West Forty- Second street. Pritchard furnished 96,000 Dall. He was arrested a month ago on information furnished the police by Peroy Wycoff and Harry Willis, bell- boys at the Hotel #t. Andrew, Broud- way and Seventy-second atrest, who had confersed to stealing $10,000 worth of Jewels from Mise Frances Barnes. Wycoff said he sold the bulk of the Jewels to Pritchard, —— ATHER FORMAL, Uae Fit ) “Are you on very friendly terms with your neighbor in the apartment Wal, Sh to borrow flour, and If she wants both flour and sugar she sends two cards.” detail as uny ever donned by Andre de Fouqulere, h the judge burg. dancer. food lot of jewels. met Arlington and we became friends.” He heaved a sigh that was zephyrlike and tapped his lips with a perfumed cambric handkerchief. “We shared with each other—I, Cambridge man and a de Claremont— We found ourselves short of money and she sent me with her watch to @ pawnshop. for $76 and with $1 bought a bottle of We drank the rum and then she wanted the watch ‘back. But we had to eat. and rum, court, the watch, the White Bta from Southampton to-day, Hutchins, a brawny, six-foot mechanic, and his eighteen-months-old son John. ‘The father hud acted as an awkward anu Incompetent nurse for the child on the voyage because, through action of the officers on the pler at Southampton, Mra. Hutchins was left behind when the ship sailed. Hutchins aid not know he had tem- porarily lost his wife until ‘the Majestic was out In the English Channel. ship's officers sent to the pier, notifying the wife that her husband and baby were safe and advis- Ing her to await John's return, ins will go back to Southampton with baby on the Majestic to-morrow. The It’s Simply Awful to Be lived right through the book until the brain fever chapter, when he shunted out so that he could live to see New York, took the witness stand In his own behalf before Judge Rosalsky in Gen- eral Sesstons to-day when he on trial for stealing a watch from Miss Patsy Arlington Moe Sacha, counsel for Paul, warned the jury his client was not on trial for| hie looks and manner of speech, but; Arrest her as an encaped prisoner.” was on trial for stealing a watch. Paul was a symphony In gray and looked dis- trait as he walked softly to the witness It has ail gone. Miss Patay. I gave her the change. then I was arrested." ‘The De Claremont acton wa to the various names he w transaction drought him both food and drink. was dragged from him known as Oh hie atart { wiih the watch, hed. licker, Brawny John Hutchins Makes Poor Nurse for Infant When Immigra- tion Officials Stop His Wife. Among the second class passengers on liner Majestic, arriving placed “My mother was the Coun- tess Blanche de Claremont of St. Peters- T came to this country to fill a professional engagement as a clansic T had 9600 with me and « cy Miller satd she could prove her iden- I pawned it I, a de Clare. aked an in the which It that he was les Robinson, prior to the pawnshop, but in the Pawnshop he became Paul Allen. he declared, he was giving his right history, although It was very—ex- tremely—distressing for him, he nad never dreamed a De Claremont would come to auch @ plight. back his long, right wrist and everybody | Miss Arlington, loaded down with a form of Jewels known tn the Tenderloin Joined in the merriment with a In Really, He waved silken locks with his was John ‘The wireless message Huteh- | | YOUNG WOMAN AS Paul de Claremont Arnot Says|She Proved Her Identity, and Brooklyn Lawyer Himself Clothes Dummies. Unjustly Accused. Was Arrested. Fire started in the fur and dreasmak-| Paul de Claremont Arnot, who comes}+ Isidore Kallet, a lawyer of Brooklyn, right out and conferses he was the/and his wife were standing on the man, No, 1986 Third avenue, to-day. Ben-| original hero of “Three Weeks” and| Fridge atreet elevated road station in Rrooklyn to-day when Kallet called hin wife's attention to a pretty young woman waiting for the train near them, “That 1s Grace Velling,” he aatd. “She escaped from Mra. O'Grady, pro- bationary oMcer of the Avenue Court, Mra. O'Grady was taking her to the Wayside Home. She escaped on thin very platform, too, It is my duty to Whereupon he ped over to the young woman, who happened to be Mim Minnie Miller of No, 22 Sumner ave- nue, and asked her if she were not chair and languldly took his seat, Grace Velling. Mian Miller denied the “My father was an admiral in the|igentity, Kallet persisted, and the British navy, your worship,” he said to young woman, growing terrified, hur- rled down to the atreet—the lawyer after her. Again the lawyer insiated in re- ‘terating that she was Grace Veiling, the escaped prisoner. When Miss tity at a Fulton street department store where she was employed, Kallet accompanied her to the store. The girl was hysterical by this time. When a dozen peaple in the store positively identified her Kallet began to look for a way out of the hole he found himself in, but on the advice of her friends Mise Miller had him arrested. At the Adama Street Court Magistrate Reynolds listened to the lawyer's elaborate apologies and let him go, after telling Mies Miller she had redress in the civil courts. —_—— McCALL HURRIEDLY SEES GAYNOR FOR SECRET TALK. Detains Mayor Hastening to Catch Train for “Important” Communication. Just as Mayor Gaynor was about to leave hie office to catch the 4.80 train for St, James, this ernoon, Chairman McCall of the Public Service Commis- sion called him up on the telephone and asked for an audience on a matter of great {mportance. The Mayor waited and In a few minutes Judge McCall and is secretary appeared, After a brief conference in the Mayor's office Judge McCall accompanied Mayor Gaynor across City Hall Park to the utomobile, jumed that thelr talk had something to do with the subway con- tracts and the hurried call of Judge Mc- all on the eve of a holiday and Sun- day discuntinuance of public bueiness ec- casioned much remark, RACING RESULTS AND ENTRIES. CHARLESTON WINNERS. FIRST RACE—Three- olds; ing; six furlongs.—Chilton King, (Koerner), 3 to 5, 1 to 4 and out, first; Polly Worth, 108 (Obert), 5 to 1, 7 to 6 and 2 to 5, second; Ancon, 112 (Butwell), 13 to 5, 1 to 2 and out, third, Time, 1.18 1-5, Will!s, Mama Johnaon also ran and finished as named, SECOND RACE—Four-year-olds and upward; selling; five and one-half fur- longs.—Berkley, 111 (Taplin), 9 to 10, 9 to 20 and out, first; Martre, 108 (Mon- don), 8 to 1, 3 to 1 and & to 5, second; Camellia, 102 (Martin), # to 1, 3 to 1 and 8 to 5, third, Sister, Cuttyhunk, Miss Jonah, Swarts Hill, Tony W., Old Hank also ran and finished as named. THIRD RACE—Three-year-olds and “Wing Keo and Tom Lee," called As-| ‘emigration officers here have been| Upward; selling; five and one-half tur- tant United States District-Attorneyy| notified that Mra, Hutchins was held 0 (Ford), 9 to 2, John E, Walker. up because she is suffering trom |® to a0, an ite & wont Amoret, HA The Chi > trachoma, (Butwe'l), 8 to and out, secon Ae STORE EE SOM iors _——_—_ Chemu'po, 107 (Goowe), § to 1, 7 to 6 and “Hold on!" whispered Inspector Mur Luhn Saye He W: ; 2 to 5, third, Time, 1.10, Sylvestris and phy to Mr. Walker, “I'm tolerably eure the one on the right is Tom Lee, but for the Mfe of me I don't seem to re- member the face of that fellow who says he's Wing Kee." The alleged Wing was put on the stand. Through an Interpreter he stout- ly maintained that he was the Only and Original Wing Kee. “But Inspector Murphy saye the Wing Kee he arrested looked entirely different from you," Mr, Walker expostulated, ‘The siniic of the Oriental became sweet and bland. “As the Honorable Confuciun so sagely wrote with ‘his noble pen.” he replied in coolng Chin how exalted clothes Murphy be- ing strangers, Judge Martin ordered the adjournment ee QUEENS FIGHTS $1 GAS. n Among Elmhuret to Service Boa ‘Three women responded to the appeal of the Woman's Civic Club of Elmhurat | for a big delegation to attend the hear- |ing before Public Service Commissioner | Mathie this afternoon when the flht to re he price of gas in the Second nt of the Horough of Queens was x continued, A score of men from the section also were present, but neither they nor the | women, who were headed by Mrs, Chri topher Marsden, President of the Elm- | hurst Club, took part In the proceedings, |The hearing was devoted to the efforts [of the Newtown Gas Company to show that gas at $1 per thousand feet was a fast and equitable price, Louis Luhn of No. Brooklyn, called up The Ev to-day to deny thar he was the Louis Luhn mentioned as having on Tuesday evening last got into trouble with the Brooklyn police. body must have obtained personal cards ana used it in a manner which has since caused him much em. barrassment with hie friends and rela BOWELS SLUGGIR No odds how bad or bowels; how muc! m1 He decia one of s that Bome- his Rose Queen also ran and Anished nymed, FOURTH RACE—Four-year-olis and eri to 1, 8 to 1 and 4 to J, frat; Dipper, 105 (Motour), 7 to 1, 5 to 2 and 7 to 5, sec- ond; Harcourt, 116 (Pickens), 8 to 1, % to 1 and 8 to 6, third, Time, 1.10 4-5, Milcle, Ethel Lebrume, SHas Grump, Miss Nett, Camel and Tolson D'Or al ran and finished as named LER TORPI HEADAGHY, BILIOUS?— GASCARETS” your h how miserable and uncomfortable you are from i i biliousness tion, in = Clean your stomach, liver and bowels to-night; end the headache, biliousnes: dissiness, nervousness, sick, sour, gassy stomach, backache and all other dis- ‘our liver, stomach aches; ition, intestine: ired results with 10 CENT Boxes -, Pras tio tee soctar eos one WHILE you's tress; your torpid liver and con- stipated bowels of all the sour bile, gases and clogged-up waste which is producing the misery. 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CANDY CATHARTIC uz] FFTFREE HEROES SAVEFOUR ‘COURT HEARS HERO 'HE PICKED WRONG NOY TERPSICHORE |SUFFRAGETE GOOSE BY THREE RUSHES OF “THREE WEEKS” | | KEEPS BEDELL AWAKE, | KNOCKS QUT PELICAN ~ INTO HOUSE AFIRE) DENY WATCH THEFT; ONE WHO ESCAPED SO HE BRINGS A SUIT Wants An Injunction Against the Duryea Dancing School in West 72d Street. ‘The creme de ta creme dance, or learn to dance, at Oscar Duryea's Terpal- chorean College, No. 47 West Seventy- second street—according to the prospec- tus—but they might just as well be Johns and Marys from Bighth avenue so far as the noise and Alfred M, Bedell are concerned. ‘Mr. Bedell, who has a cloak and autt store in Fourteenth street and lives at No, 4 West Seventy-second street, with only @ wall separating him from the nightly fentivitios next door, appealed to the Supreme Court this afternoon for an Injunction restraining Mr. from continuing his dances, Mr, Bedell says that when Mr. Duryea lectures his dancing classes, gives them demonstration and allows them to per- form, he is stirred by no sense of duty toward his neighbor. Certain pianos, horns, violins, oboew and other appurtenances of the dane Are complained of specifically. They make such a noise that Mr. Bedell cannot sleep, and his library is no longer the peaceful place of medita- tion it was before December, 1911, when Mr. Duryea and his dancing school became the Bedells's neighbors. Then there is the floor director, who blows a whistle as a signal to the dancers, ‘The vehemence with which the whistle ts sounded has led the Bedells to believe that many of the dancers and dancera-to-be have ear trouble. Besides all this, many of Mr. Dur. yea'a pupils go to clas In automobtles, which they carelessly leave outside to clutter up the pavement. Often a long line of automobiles extends in front of the Bedell residence and “interferes with entrance thereto and egress there- from," a8 Mr. Bedell's lawyer says. Seventy-necond street is a “park street,"" Mr, Bedell contends, and there- fore he is sure the offense of the dancing Mr. Duryea !s much more seri- ous than if he were merely “without due regard to the rights and comfort a Duryea } bp) th ‘Mrs, Libbie Little, seventy of No. 1% East Ninety-first street, was knocked down and bruised this after- noon when she was struck by a taxicab Madison avenue and Fighty-ninth street, Mrs, Little had just stepped from a street car when she was struck by the taxicab. Although only bruised, because of her advanced age, Mra. Little was taken to Flower Hospital. Ther it was said she was not badly hurt. ‘The taxi belonged to the New York Taxicab Company. 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Tt was @ duel. arrival from the land of revolutions, had appointed himeelf dictator of the swim- Ming pool and the cage in general. He- about twice the size of the next largest other birds in the cage, cranes, ducks] and geese, found life almost unbearable. The ciimax came this morning. A little Pekin duck, small enough to hide under when struck out one of his wings and the little duck was swept out of the water, Do! of sturdy build and sharp beak, though not more than a third the size of the Pelican, dived from her perch in cage and landed on the dictator's neck. Then began a fight such as has not been seen in the 200 for a long while. ‘The huge, clumsy pelt with Its monstrous back and wings, but succeeded only In churning the water, And all the thme Doll kept lunging her sharp beak and short, stocky wings at the pelican's head. 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