The evening world. Newspaper, March 18, 1913, Page 7

GOES ON THE WARPATH... AND WHIPS SEVEN MEN.’ James Quinn, After Being Over- powered, Snaps Handcuffs, but He Is Quiet To-Day. p feats of strenath of James Quinn, tant jronworker who went on the h last night, landed him to-day GAYNOR WILL NAME ~OWNINVESTIGATORS. OF NEWSSTAND GRAFT Writes to Magistrate Cornell About Refusal by Aldermen war p nthe Harlem Police Court. Quinn in carefree mood entered the saloon of Harry D. Winder, at Ninety-| fourth street and Second avenue, He drank frequently, but when it came time to pay he was u je to find anything in to Take Up the Matter, | ms pockets « pipe Winder wouldn't accept this tn pay - —. and the next instant he found pimsel: over the bar and dumped on the Patrolman Curry of the thth street police station, hy » be passing. He heard the Curry is a mali man and sft In the city—thel used him as ah vel to appoint a com. jumped on Quinn, only to be se to make an inqu od like leave# all over the barroom his purpose known! Reinforcements e@rrived, and Quinn was letter to Magistrate Robert {Pinned down and handcuffed. He was C, Cornell. ‘The Magistrate, in a letter to the| Snapped the steel chain connecting hi Mayor, said: “The testimony shows that when the Alderman ig asked for his ap- Proval the applicant is referred to @ome captain or district leader, who puts him off from day to day and ‘week to week, and in none of these cases has the permit been granted. Gome of them have dragged along for months. It seems to me that no food can come from Aldermanic interference in a matter which can best be reguiated by the Bureau of Licenses.” Replying, Mayor Gaynor wrote tu Magistrate Cornell: “IT have done all I could to stop this abuse. I have written two tessages to the Board of Aldermen on this @ubject, giving complete evidence of this system of graft. I have tried to get that board to @ppoint a committee to investigate the matter. My efforts have been of no avail. It t# the lowest and Meanest and largest graft which is deing collected in the city. .I may appoint an outside commission to investigate the matter, and in that cage I shall be glad to have you and any of the other istrates come forward and testify to the facts.” asiniassesdilieassaantene 37 YEARS IN PRISON, | HE WINS FREEDOM. | Man Accused of Killing Friend Al- ways Denied Guilt and Made Long Fight for Release. NX, Wis, March 18.- bonds and had to ‘be conquered again. spite the pleadings of Quinn's wife and daughter, to twenty days tn the work. house. Like @ aycione that has spent its strength Quinn ‘was ied ont. cmanetheniinemmuneaes DAHLGREN CAN'T GET AT CHILDREN IN EUROPE. Court Refuses to Amend Decree Wife Obtained While Abroad With Her Family. ‘That Mra. Lucy Drexel Dahigren, who recently obtained an interlocutory de: cree of divorce from her husband, Eric B,, proposes to remain abroad perma- nently with her eight children was in- dicated to-day when Justice Bijur de- aliined to amend Mrs. Dahigren’s decree so her husband may have legal access to the children. Mr. Dahlgren several days ago applied to the Court to have a clause added to the decree which would prohdbit Mra. Dahigren from removing the children from the jurisdiction of New York courts. Court points out that Mrs. Dahlgren and her chitiren ate now in Europe and stituted. They are receiving their edu- cation there, the Courtsays, and adds: “Under these circumstances no such drastic change in the course of life as is asked in this application should be di- rected without ful opportunity to Mrs. Dahigren to be heard.” France W 46,000,000 Loan. PARIS, March 18.-The French Gov- rit to-day asked Parllament to au- a loan of $16,000,000, Of this sum mM $s to be devoted to public of actual time 1 the bars. He was con- r when twenty-one ‘a victim was Charles | = = : =a or Penmyhvania. The /Sh@ Darkened Her ramping in Wisconsin during e ; Gray Hair ' cold winter of 1875. In over a fire started beside the } be EB ale . erson | T vd tyask near Jefferson Peterson) 4 Kansas City Lady Darkened Her kill nd Ei enced Gray Hair and Stimulated Its Growth by a Simple Home Process. She Tells How She Did It. In the thirty-seven years of prison Sevens ment never i. mark ot ace Mrs. A. Biggam, a well known faced against Eckart, ..¢| President of Kensas City, Mo. who darkened her gray hair by a simple cannot leave Wisconsin his con- duct must exemplary in every way, |home process, made the following In the third of a century of imprigon- | Statement: “Any lady or gentleman ment his relatives have deseried him [C40 darken thelr gray or faded hair, reat stimulate its growth and make it soft e docs not heread Sa be: done, Fe Aina whereabouts Tang glossy with this simple recipe, lost hope of gaining his | Which they caa mix at home. To | ut money he. i .q {half pint of water add J oz. of bay y he managed 0 h ‘se before the SE rum, 1 small bex of Barbo Compound rt of Wisconsin and the Ci and % oz. of glycerine. These in- Appeals of the Unit . | gredients can be purchased at any mn he was thw: s|drug store at very little cost. 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