The evening world. Newspaper, February 24, 1913, Page 6

ee ah Seen Se MAYOR FILES BILL OF PARTICULARS IN CURRAN LIBEL SUIT| Gaynor Says Time of Afleged Bribe Demand ‘Was tr“May, for consenting to the Ncenming of a news atand at Twenty-sighth otrest and Gizth avenue and that the appitention for the lesmse wae made by Morrie Godel, on Ht i gol 5 & : i z ejection, he became uncommuntcative “The application for the plaintift's eensent to the loensing of the stand tm the vicinity of Twenty-eighth street am Sixth avenue,” eaid the dill, “was made in the month ef April, or in the meonth of May, 1912, or thereabouts ‘Bee Gefendant cannot be more definite + a@ @0 the dete. The place where the agpiication was made for plaintiffs eensent was at the City Hall in the aity of New York. The person by whom gush application was made was Morris Sebel, and he made the application on behalf of one Peter Mustakis.” When Mr. Curran's lawyers filed their application for the dill of particulars Mr, Baldwin was on hand with the bill and delay wae averte|, The dill was handed over and the application with- drawn, The case of “Curran egeinst| Gaynor” was called before Justice Ford in another part of the Supreme Court while thie was taking place and both sides announced they were ready to go to trial. It is not thought, however, the case will be heard before March, when it is likely to come up before Justice Charles I. Quy. ——— EX-MAYOR EDMUNDS DEAD. Me Had Served Five Terme in Capa May. CAPE MAY, N. J, Feb. 4.—J. Heary amundas, who was Mayor of Cape May for five terms, died jest night from car buncles. He was sixty-five years old. Mr, Fdmunds was educated in the dis- SBE EVEN MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24, ING WORLD, YOUTH WHO CAUSED A PANIC IN PICTURE SHOW HELD IN BAIL on Court Threatens Albert Briscoe With Workhouse Sentence, If Charges Are Proven, Mayor ef this city from 1805 te 1807, and previews to Sts first Germs served three) tome as a member of ie Comaea | Coumatl. SS WIFE COOLED AFFINITY AND HUBBY AT HOME DN HHS AER’) "nen Comt Gives Mrs. Hilker Di- Magistrate Geter to Fiatvosh Court | the people began to yell fire and run. tna yelled) “Tack ext what pou are|EGNT YEARS FOR FOOTPAD.| cnn doing!’ With that, Moran came down! pew; Tumulty, and nit me and there was a mix-up and ington abor large hous I didn't mean to etart anything.” tion of ti <omaninmanens BANKER YOUNGS FACES JURY ON FRAUD CHARGE. Defense fs That Robin Changed Weshington Savings Bank Report After Signature. ‘A $ary wen obtained before Justice Goff tn the Supreme Court today to try William P. Youngs, « lumber mer of No 817 West End avenue, ven tndteted for perjury Jan 18, 1911, by the investigation of the fafi- ure ef the Washington Savings Bank. Youngs was a trustees of the bank and it t@ alleyed that on July 29, 1910, he @ former satlor tn Deo a Dany of another footpad, yet at liberty, Geeaulted and robbed Michael MoGrath fm hig etoneyard on Broadway, Long Judge Humphrey to-lay to eign to Afteen years in Bing 31 Grath, who is ninety-two y and whose payroll of $6 the footpade has never recovered from the Sheen of his experience. J, was kilt the roof of te to-day with having etarted « panic tn vorce and Comments on Her | Washinton moving pioture theatre “Long Suffering.” Magistrate Geismar at Waeahington avenue and Bergen @treet, Brooktyn, tast evening, which endangered the fives and iimbe of five tundred persons (A nad decree of Eivorce was siqne’ by ped Lillis ee ae ~~ boogie Duatics Benediet ‘Supreme Court, | Morma: ing Briscoe pte Me asnociates were really at fauk for Brochiye, to-day in favor of Ora. Bits | 11, panio he would send them te the deth Gfiler against Herman logora ti wortchouse for atx monthe. a feather masufecturer. Alimony Tommy Moren, former prite ter & month and the wife's right to retain a|and the “bouncer” of the theatre, sald Rife insurance polley for $3,000 were apect-|he had been hired to rid the cheatre of fied In the decree, Justice Benedict com-|a number of young men, of whom Bris- mented en the papers asa chronicle of |coe was one, who frequently acted ong-suering womanhood. {roughly in the piace, The boys hed been ‘The Hvikere were married tn 1882 In {ordered to keep cut of the theatre aid Others Gndicted with Youngs were Oharies K. Lexow, Dr. Harrie A. James end Ansistant Postmaster Thomas ¥F. Murphy. | James W. Osborne, former Assistant Distriot- Attorney, represents = Mr, Youngs. John Kirkland Clark, Assist- ant District-Attorney, te in charge of the pronecution. After @ jury was so- lected the trial was adjourned until! to-morrow, It i contended by the defense that Joseph G. Robin, who waa president of the Washington Bavings Bank, changed 1O*TINS the report to suit his own purposes after Mr. Youngs and the other trus- tees had signed and sworn to ft. rock fell twenty feet, crashing through | | Mouth of the Roseville tunnel, in which ployed as a track walker by the Lacka- wanna Railroad. 3913. Tamalty te IGTON, Feb. who Is to secretary President Wilson, will move to W jut March 1. He has ren led yesterday when @ four-ton the watchman's house at the he was eating his dinner. He was em- TOBACCO 191 Mra, Gitiker obtained @ divoros, signed by Justice Binckmar. A month later she was marriel again to Hilker, They eeparated in 1912, and last fall she sued for a divorce on the ground that he oonatantly took women to the house where they formerly lived, at No. 146 maid, testified that Mr, Hilker fre- quently arrived at the house intox!- cated, with efther a blonde or a dark woman, also intoxtoated. At such times Mrs, Hilker, the @iri eald, put ber hus- band to bel in the parlor and the woman visitor in the epare room and took Jeewater to both in the morning. $$ >——_— laltyped in yenterday when he was not | | 1ooking. There waa @ scuffle in the body of the house, Briscoe shouted “Look out!" | Moran ran down the aisle to eject the noise makers and a number of people jumped up. Some one shouted fire, and) in @ moment there was a mass of kick- | ing, screaming men, women and children | piled up at the door. 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