The evening world. Newspaper, April 9, 1913, Page 20

| a | TVPICT THLS (Popular Girl Rider Injured When |) PUPILS STRIKE, , BET-RGH QUICK’ Agcused Satie Jacoby’s By Stenographer Is Used as Wit- \ Wess Against Him. B rn HIS. PROFITS $250,000. ) Government Alleges He De- ~ B fraudéd Victims From the At- a ©. lantic to the Pacific. i A pretty, slender, biack-haired Mixs » > het et out of her teens and eMidencing * @emaiderable umidity et the stern ju- Gel surroundings, was the first wit- SUHEME AT TRIAL rm ¢ a r.* ’ THE EVENING WORLD, | Her Horse ere in Central Park | ANGRY OVER REMOVAL Of SCHOOL PRINCPAL Youngsters in stn Elootoed March Past Homes and Jeer at Mem- bers of Education Board. (Spescial to The Krening World.) TARRYTOWN, N. Y., April %—The children of the vilinge of Wimstord have gone on strike because the Board of Jed to remove Willan J. Gloaror tpal. When the ehildre of this action they refused to attend school. They or- ganized compantes and paraded around the Village streets carrying American flagy and crying, “We want William J. Meason.” They marched past the homes of the members of the Board of Education and Jeered them. About three hundred chil- dren are out, and the eight teachers are iMle, The children say they will not re- tuth until Gleason Is reinstated, It is sald that Gleason was removed E- of Ralph M. Jacoby, erstwwnile a banker and broker, at No. 40! d ‘Wall street, charged with using the Hatt bape aah Papel s i i a if E H £ i Hy . i i t i ! f f iff: i al iil PL Hi li; | i tf fi al : . ” ‘contera he undertook te promote be weeld send out circulars to from ‘to one hupdred persons. “eagegy ole ve phoned dy ei etue, who intrusted funds with him a canker, were his wife and his father, also declared that during the time ‘Was employed by Jucoby he actual- i 5 H ti ly two concerns, being the Christian Pure Food Com- Sekt 3 i i z i a rf plants, railroads and public ‘oa “GOT, FEE OF FROM 9180 to $900 ; FROM BACH. ae Lo haba y9 Jacoby would obtain a fen ‘ot from to $40. from each client, and Fe Get opt a prospectus for the com- su ‘paity, Sar cos wend it out to a few persons j02 Dis so-called “sucker lat,” at a coat of @ few dollars. and retain the balance Among the many witnesses brought here for the trial aro aNeged victimes vot the Gefendant from the Atlantic to Pacific an dthe Great Lakes to the Gere Matthise ¥. Plaherty of Bradford, Pa., Twhe claims to have been victimized by }Jatoby's ‘operations, testified to receiv- sing aletter and circular from the de Cendant, iis of the remarkable a: vantages that ‘would result to the Dixle on complaint of two women suffragints > F Re [who told the board that Mr, Gleason Y ‘ A nies C) | was not up to date. 3 y f Gleason has asked the board for per- mission to resign 80 he may secure an- 34th Street other position. peta MULRANEY A DRUG FIEND. . Tembs Doctor Saye He Was Liable te Tell Any Kind of Story. Dr. Frank A, McGuire, Tombs phy- testified to-day before Judge Rosalsky on the motion for a new trial for “Happy Jack” Mulraney that Mul- Tes LEONE BURRILL Her thick hair, done up in # coll on top of her head, saved Miss Leonie Burtill of No. % Kast Thirty-elghth streot from a fracture of the skull when she was thrown from her horse in Central Park yesterday afternoon in an exciting runaway. She is in Presbyterian Hospital suffering trom | "clan. concursion of the brain and other injuries, but the doctors think she will @oon recover Mclently te be tak: to hi e ban aici sone! beeaatonges raney was a drug fiend. While in the Tombs Mulraney in order to be kept on | PACIFIC MERGER REJECTED | mont 2» to the original suggestion that | Wwiet had to be fed with drugs, in con- Southern Pacific holdings be distrib-| sequence of which he was almost con- BY ATTORNEY-GENERAL. oon pro rata among stockholders of the | tinually in ® comatose condition, Ac- Union Pacific. That suggestion was dis- | cording to Dr. McGuire, Mulraney was Chairtan Lovett Notifies McReyn- approved. by" the "Hupreme. Court apt to tell any kind of @ story to any a person who cared to listen to him while olds of Fight in Court Despite {FLED WITH BROTHER’S WIFE. | ne was in this condition. Official Disapproval. — The police officers who investigated WASHINGTON, “Aptil #.—Attorney-| Other. 9°" Court as Tale! tho murder and arrested Dowling and Geral Mefernoids 0 to-Say Ginagorevel of Son's Flight Is Told. tit tatineet: pth og ae mew plan of Gissolution of the) Unabdie to endure the ordeal of hear-| raney that the confession of Dowling, Union PacificGouthern Pacific mierger|ing her husband recite on the witness| which he subscribed to as being true recently sutimitted to him by Robert e stand how her eldest son, Thomas C, | and which impligated him in the murder Lovett, Chairman of the Union Pacific | Wallaco jr., eloped with the bride of his | 0f McBreen, was obtatned by misrepre- The Union Pacific, nevertheless, | own brother, William ‘W. Wallace, Mra, | sentation, will submit the plans to the United| Wallace, the grief-atricken mother, fell Ar ag pate at Bt. Louls, Mr. Lovett pat ifwoon in her chair in Justice’ Gle- Disticnary Down to Date. "a court-room lay. Court wi a News.) Attorney-General opposes on on the Suspended ~while five attendants and| Meat—An article of food used ex- tsp id that the plan does not lawyers carried the mother inte tensively: by the ancients. decree of the — Court vai corridor. She remainea oecssleon ber Melodeon—An instrument of torture a 2 provases an Ng ON FER which Isa relle of the Spanish Inquisi- who is a superin- | t! oe. worth of Southern Pacific mock | ennent at the Salvation Army, told the Musicale—An event which turns op- : Ure hande of a trustes for a ted | etary of his son's infatuation for his|timists into pessimists. tes" | brother's wife. Tho father served the} Mint—A part of the julep which cuts rf ae il be distran- | papers on his namesake and son at No, |nc figure whatever, | ehieed, Stockholders of tne Union|i.. West Fifteenth street, The clder| Mistletoe—The last resort of @ spin- Pacific would be permitted to buy | Wallace lives at No. 1507 Common- jster. shares each. 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