The evening world. Newspaper, April 15, 1913, Page 7

HORSE BECOMES MAD: BATES FOUR, CAUSING NEIGHBORHOOD PANIC). Bantne Pet of Children, Victim OPRables, Becomes Scream- ing Terror. - Gone suddeniy mad of hy- in the etable of Louis @t No. 112 Hopkins street, Will- became @ rempant, acream- early to-day, @g0 @ strange dog, which whined Ina nervous fash. the stable and bit the Charley, a docile, slow mov- of equine society which @ pet of children in the . Two daya ago Charley show signs of excitability jer’a men were afraid to ap- him. To-day; Singer himself Went to Charley's stall, intending to take him out for exercise and gir. Hardin bed Singer entered Charley's ox when the big animal whirled and Geught the liveryman’s jaw between fle own, breaking the man's jaw in twe places and ¢utting the flesh @hrough to the bone. Then he seized @inger’s arm. Ginger, faint with pain, retained ed & f i» Tt g bh the med horse's head. He, too, Sitten in the left arm. ‘The big horse, prancing in @ cli end lashing out with his hoofs at ev end nipped it tn the neck. Then Abraham Goldman of No. 83! @Qlestrand avenue, and Harry Levine of, @ Nostrand avenue, turned the cor- ‘each in the anm, his teeth sink- and ehirt to the flesh. ent in a call for an Hospital ambulance, Charley, master of i Ht tried ye t to Site it, Walt the off with Hit of bis halter rope, man- rf Rr, having @ pri- $135,000, In- | om, r—) |. 2. Masedta. | 4 08 " ‘ge4 upon the ambulance | F7 e driver, beat the furious | ff his whip, and then, | HW one of Charley's hoofs. | fi pelea FP Oe THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 1913. “GOPHER” GANG LEADER ARRESTED IN CLUB ROW. Held for Disturbing the Peace, Po- lice Try to Identify Him as Leader in Stabbing. Madden, called “Owney the and known to the police as a 6 leader, and aix other young men, members of “a social club” at No. 516 Tenth avenue, were arrested at Tenth avenue and Thirty-second street early today while noisily expressing their resentment at the club's being dispon- pesned. Policeman Shanley of the West Thirty- seventh street station told the young men to keep quiet, 4 when they laughed at him he 4) revolver and tapped bis nightstick. Policemen Camp- dell and Grant responded, and the seven noisy chib members were taken to the West Thirty-seventh street sta- thon. ‘The seven are to be arraigned in the ‘West Side Court on disorderly conduct charges, dut before thi taken to New York Hos Harry Crandall of No. she never meant to return. boam, who is sixty 3 crippled from rhew! fering from nervou: for some time. 200,000 PEOPLE USE INTERNAL BATH reads like a revelation to tl ‘A book has been published on this subject, entitled “Why Man of To-day is Only 50 Per Cent. ent.” Copy will be to a8 if you will call and ask for it at all Riker and H Drug ty4ifth etreet can identify any of the ‘ Phiten | Stores in New York and Brosklyn. as the men who cut and stabbed him at @ dance at No. 1% West Thirty-first as arrested after William Henshaw was shot and killed in February of last ye ner’s jury released him. to the Workhouse in June for disorderly conduct and in November was shot and nearly killed at a dance at Arbor Hall, Fitty-second street and Tenth avenue. 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