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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-24
BOARD OF HEALTH MEETS.
II Hears Tribute from Lawyer
Hoye 10 SewtOwn Creek

LONG ISLAND CITY. L. l., Aug. "a
The State Board of Heath Is now in
session in Mayor Sanford's office In the
city Hall. II was expected that the
Board would convene at 10 o'clock this
m1rning, but 1t did not do so until noon
The members present were Drs. Edwards
chairman: DR.. O'Donohue, DR.. Barnes
ana Or. Cyrus Edison.
As soon as the preliminaries had been
arranged Lawyer Stephen Hoye, repre-
senting the Seventeenth Ward Citizens
Association, got up AMI addressed the
Board. He told them al, about tho vie
doors that arose from NewtoNn Creek
He said that n0thinS like 1t had ever
before been smelled under the canopy of
Heaven. He said that his Association
was determined 10 wipe away ali those
nuisances In fo1y-eight hours IL the
state Board did not do its duty. The
Board is still in session
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\ NEGRO IN her BED
Attempts to Assault Mrs. Tore
When She Awakena
The Woman and Her Mother Fipi
Desperately with the Intruder.
He Is Finally Driven Away and C,,.
zcns Are Now Hunting Him.

MERCHANTVILLE, N. j.. Aug n
Mrs. James Tcrrey Is the come,v vor.I
widow of Mr.. Torrey, who when aBy
was cashier of the Philadelphia Nation,
Bank. She resides with her mother ~
son in comfortable house on one of M
principal thoroughfares.
Mrs. Torrey Is both respected and al
mired by all who know her. When ,AJ
awoke at o'clock this morning AL
found some one in her bed beside bsl
She thought 1t was her young son Jam,l
who has been III. James occupied a ~
in the adjoining chamber. Mrs. Torn
thought the boy had came into her roo
during the night and had gotten iml
bed with her. =.
She shook his arm to arouse him. M
he did not reply. The room was h,
dark, nevertheless Mrs. Torrey auictI
recognized that the arm she held W,
not that of her boy. She dropped
quickly and sprang from her bed
terror. At the same moment the for
beside her jumped up and proved to }
a burly colored man.
He grabbed the young woman by n
throat. She struggled with him.
their struggle they upset the fable. M
noise Of the struggle and the crash !
the fa..ins table aroused Mrs. Torrey
mother, who rushed into. the room.
lighted the gas. In the bright light b
saw her da g1,er In the grasp of the pot
erful negro: The negro seized the you'd
woman In his arms. threw her upon N
| bed and attempted - assault her.
Mrs. Torrey and her mother fought u
ne neg like tigr,esseas as, They ehoked M
nails. The noise brought in Mrs. in
rey's young son from his sick-bed. n
quickly went to the rescue Of his moth2
| ami grandmother.
the worst of the struggle, and, seeh
! the boy come up to reinforce the Il
wrenched himself loose from the
women and escaped.
| 1t is evident that the purpose Of q
negro in entering the. room was
burglary. for two pocketbooks and
gold watch lay on the bureau und
turbed.
The negro's intentions were md
! testify of the vilest nature. Upon eut
ing the room he had fixed the wind
and doors for an easy exit. 1t Is pu
able that Mrs. Torrey was aroused
his getting into the bed with her.
Frustrated from her dreadful experiel
A hunt was then instituted for
! negro, and men are securing the counl
| looking for him. He had quite sd
on them, however, and has not yet b
| caught.
1t is not unlikely that lynch law n
be resorted to II he Is caught before
authorities get him. The citizens hat
not forgotten the murder Of Annie u
concy and that of Marie Miller. Bo,
murders shocked the entire countrI
| They were of the most brutal ORD
Both murders are still unavenged.
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TOTTEN'S AFTERTHOUGHT.
Employed to Purchase Property
He Kept the Deed Himself.

Mrs Lizzie ]. Canda, wife of John NJ.
Canda, OF the firm of Canda & Kane,
building maerial dealers OF New York,
is to get possession Of a piece of prop
erty on Thirteenth street, Brooklyn,
which had been withheld from her by
John Totten, real estate agent, by de-
cision of Justice Bartlett In the gu
preme Court, Brooklyn.
The papers in the case show that on
Feb. Is last, Totten was employed to
buy the property at auction by Mrs.
Canda, Totten paid $3.50 for the prop
erty, and took the decd in his own
name
Not withstanding several requests for
property over TO Mrs. Canda, claiming
that he bought II for himself
Judge Bartlett scores Totten In the
following strong language: MIR. Tot
tens recollection as to some matters
was so confused and contradictory that
] cannot resist the Impression that the
idea OF claiming the property for him
self was an afterthought"
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JAMES C. CARTER ELECTED.
New York Lawyer HOnored by the
Bar Associations.
(By Associated Pressl

SARATOGA. n. Y. Aug. 2+-The
American Bar Association this morning
resumed the consideration of the re-
ports of the several committees. The
resolution providing for the appointment
of committee to 20 before Congress
and oppose any legislation relating to
patents that are considered injurious
was reconsidered and tabled. The Asso-
citation now proposes to refer the matter
to the newly formed section, composed
entirely OF patent lawyers.
The Committee on Nominations re-
ported the following officers, who were
elected: President, James G. Carter. Of
New York. Secretary, John Hinkley, of
Baltimore. Treasurer, Francis Rawle, of
Philadelphia: Executive Committee. the
above, and also John Randolph Tucker,
of Virginia; George A. Mercer of Geor-
gia; Alfred Hemenway, of Massachu-
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THE WARD MUST SUE.
Decision of Justice Bartlett In
scudder Estate Tangle.

Justice Bartlett, In tn" Suries
Court, Brooklyn, this morning hanc
down a decision which ~ designed
clear up a tangle In The estate OF
late William C. Scudder, Of Huptinsto1
l.. I.
MIR. Scudder died intestate on AM
a. 1886, leaving an estate valued
about 800, 600, mostly in Suffolk CoeJ
ty property. His heirs were his fGot5
er. Mrs. Mary Skidmore. who died No1
9. 1885: his wife, Elizabeth: two brotneI1
Henry and Israel, and sister. MATT
who Is now the wife of Abel c. Vail
On Sept. IS 1898. Henry Scudier W.
declared insane. Douglas Conklin w
appointed guardian of the estate, wniei
was left in the care of Mrs. Vail. oona,
time ago Conklin began an action
partition in order that his ward cous
get the benefit of his share OF the q
tate. go -
Judge Bartlett holds that Conklin csS
not proceed in that way. He says \,
must make the lunatic the pstnun =,
the suit, suing through Conkltn az ~ Y
guardian. He holds that glardsn ~. y
a lunatic's estat. cannot sue IN NE ",
name for a partition of properly ~
which his ward is the interested pay
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HASN'T RECEIVED THE NOTE.
Said to Have Been Written to Clark
by u Suicide.

When John Swift, formerly OF Brook
Ign, committed suicide at Richile.d
Springs on Thursday. 1t was said that
he left q note addressed to his friend,
Robert Clark, of &c Broadway. this city.
Mr.. CLARK is employed in the offices OF
the Standard OIL Company at that ad-
dress. and when seen to-day by re-
porter for The Evening World" said
he had not received the note. and de-
clined to say anything about Swift, who
married a Utica girl year ago.
On Wednesday last Swift and mis- wife
uuarrelled ana the wife went to Utica.
swift became respondent and shot him
self in the Scotch cap factory where he
was employed.
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REJECTED LOVER SUES.
Wants Damages for Having BE
Thrown Out of the HOUSE.

NEWARK. n. j., Aug. A.--Lawy
Frank McDermitt has. on behalf
Adolph GrtkaLs, photographer, Of
East Eighty-fourth street, New Yoi
begun suit for damages against Alb
Lechper and his wife, of 63 Springft
avenue. this city.
Gutka!S was engaged to be marril
II Is alleged, to young girl, u
Gies, who lived with the Lechners.
came to see his betrothed last Wednl
day night. accompanied by Mrs. GN
the mother of the girl. Since her arrit
In Newark 1t seems that the girl has
perienced change in her feelings
Photographer Gutkais, and wan ID
have no more to do with him. w
Gutkais appeared on the scene she
fused to see him. She and her sis
were in bed when their mother 4
Gutkais came to the Lechner domicild
The latter insisted that the girl shot
get up and entertain him as usual,
she refused to do so. Lechner was
lltely told TO leave the house. This,
Is alleged. he wouldn't do. and finzA
Mrs. Lechner concluded to throw u
out. She sailed into him In lively stu
1t Is stated. and when the conhict enc
the photographers face was scratch
and his clothing torn. The suit VIM
he brings will be heard on Aug. 80.
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nan often In the street. They spoke
i.ways CT the same thing.
You haven't tried TO kill yourself
lnce. have your" the policeman used 10
isk
mo. not yet" Baumgart would in
Jariably reply.
While tho ambulance was on it's way
10 the lodging house this morning the
policeman looked mad. HE left q letter
before, and / guess there's another one
mere somewhere" he remarked.
Sure enough, under a newspaper on a
little table, there was a letter, written
n German, addressed to Baumgart' 5
father. 1t spoke about the wife of Baum
cart. and said she was dead to him. Con-
tinuing, 1t said:
but az soon | have nothing more to eat
will die. .
there was any evidence of laudanum,
out said Closer examination would
have to be made at the hospital.
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BAILED BY AN EX-POLlCEMAN.
Ward Is Bondsmnn for nm Alleged
Disorderly House Keeper.

Joseph Rosezi, OF 1888 Allen street, were
held for trial for keeping alleged disor-
derby resorts In the Essex Market Po-
lice Court to-day. They were also held
for violating the Excise law for selling
liquor without n license. as was also
Mrs Ida Whitaker. OF 70 Stanton street
The latter was bedecked with diamonds.
She WAS bailed out by cN-Policeman
r W,,,,h,n Waru, rfaa ne LIRE p'areS were
raided last night by Capt. Cortright ON
evidence furnished by Policemen New
schaffer and Weiner of the Sixty
seventh street station.
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E. B. SUTTON IS INSANE.
Wealthy Retired Grocer VIII Go to
niOOm In dale.

Edgar r. Sutton. Of 2ls West Twenty
third street. retired wholesale grocer
who is reputed to he very wealthy
will be removed to Bloomingdale Asy-
lum tomorrow. He was taken TO BELLE
yue Hospital yesterday suffering from
Authorizations, and nrs. Field and
Douglas, of the Bellevue stan, pro-
nounced him insane.
The patient has developed no violent
symptoms thus far, but appears to
labor under a continual strain OF ex-
citement. The Bellevue authorities de-
ny the statement that they refused to
admit Ross W. Whittemore. who &C
companied Mr., sutton, to the hospital.
except as prisoner.
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SICK AND TIRED OF LIFE.
Matthew Lynch, II Laborer, At
temDts Suicide with Paris Green

Matthew Lynch, a laborer, fifty years
old, attempted to commit suicide this
afternoon by drinking a solution of
Paris green at his home, 4S2 Pearl street
Lynch was Respondent because of lack
of work, and he told his people that he
meant TO make way with himself. They
watched him closely but while his wife
was out this afternoon he secured the
poison and drank It.
He was removed to Chambers Street
Hospital ana pumped out. The surgeons
there report that he is in a precarious
condition but may recover.
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SIMPSON MAKES SOUNDINGS.
"JOhIny'' Wants to lie sheriff IL n
Combination Can FIX 1t.

Johnny Simpson. the lawyer-stat. IS
man of the Fifth District, is after the
Republican nomination for Sheriff.
Simpson has not announced h,Llself
formally as IA candidate. He IL maning
soundings, and wants to get The idy Of
the land first.
Simpson tx one OF the Comm tee OF
Thirty leaders who swear by Jake
Patterson and the Wicked Gibbs. If
the Republicans join the anti-rammany
combination, Simpson expects TO get
the union nomina ton.
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there was not n disorderly house or
house of designation In the precinct.
( ~ have devo;ed myself 70 the duty OF
cleansing the precinct" said the captain.
II was entitled to twenty days, vacationi
but l took only six and n half days. !
worked fifteen hours day and oeneved
l was doing veil, when | was transtefrei
to another precinct March J., 1888.
Capt. Cross has been dubbed olu
Methodist" by his affectionate 1elloW-
officers because of the careful manner
with which he performs his duty. ne
was armed for his trial cap n pie with
statistics of every variety. 10 othei
questions he replied:
II made four raids In April, twenty
one in May, fifteen In June, nine IN July
eleven in August, ten In september
seven in October. nine In NovemDer.
nine in December, twelve In January
and nine in February, ll6 In all, In ten
months. Then / was transferred.
mo. | was not transferred AT my own
reuuest. ! never knew why | was trans
ferred. .-,
"Of the 1lG houses rai1ed ] secured
the conviction Of the keepers In ninety
five cases. to say nothing OF the go IN
mates.
"'rhe housekeepers of others were dis.
charged and some OF the cases are sun
pending There was total OF SIZE In
lines collected from these people. and
sentences aggregating four years, one
week. twelve days imposed.
During that time | also made "a
excise arrests and arrested 26l women In
their skirts: ralded 81 gambling houses
and 275 prisoners secured.
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Assaulted a city Marshal.

City Marshal John F. Quinn, OF the Fourth "
trict Civil Court. made a charge OF di'orasni
conduct against David and Aaron HoroNiu ~ ~
Mrs Sarah segal. in the Essex Market III
Court to-day. Mira segal keeps n grocery "a,
Orchard street. When Quinn went there ye'Fi1.
to collect a Judgment OF $3.50 he alleges e w. ",
set upon and beaten by the woman and nv IN
men. The prisoners alleged that the marshal "a
tally assaulted the woman and that she Sl =. -
able To come to coat on account ~ ny "
iuries The case was ilJurn "A until MondA
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-24
Desperate Howard Captured
By Associatei Pre.sN

LA GRANGE. Tex Aug. deputy sheriff
Parker aud posse have arrested stephen How.
ard lie resisted aud opened IRE but was
finally captured unhurt. He has many aliases
and admits being wanted In birmingham Ala :
savannah. Ga. the city u Mexico, and Ennis
Tex. He confesses IN killing man named
Geetchy at Birmingham. Al Ennis he KILLED an
orncer Who tried 10 arrest him. Onicials at the
towns named have been notified
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BRADLEY FOR GOVERNOR?
Rochester Democrats Moving for
His Nomination.
nv Assoelated Press.l

ROCHESTER,, Aug. 24.-Local Demo-
cratic dealers who are opposed to the
denomination. of Gov. Flower are urging
the nomination of Supreme Court Judge
George Bradley, of Corning, who will
retire from the Supreme bench because OF
age Jan l. 1896.
These leaders reply to the argument
that Judge Bradley Is too old that he
Ia not as old as Levi =. Morton and
stronger physically.
These leaders would nominate for
Bradley's running mate Assistant Dis
trict-Attorney Wellman, of New York
CITY.
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Rcconciled ut tn. Grave.

An estranged husband and wife were recon-
ciied yesterday under pathetic circumstances. Mr..
and Mrs. Henri Fourier. parents OF the young
woman who died in Central Park :,r love en-
Tuesday. met In Evergreen Cemetery yesterday
afternoon. and when the casket containing the re-
mains Of their daughter was lowered into the
grave Mr.. Fourier impulsively Ftret he'd out bis
arms to his wife and she threw herself into his
embrace, weeping as though her heart would
break. After the interment they went away to-
gether. Mrs. fournier has been living in Phila-
delphla for some time.
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Frederick Jan.en.s WIN Filed.

The will OF Frederick Jansen, late superiuten-
dent o, the Brooklyn Annex Ferry Company was
filed for probate with Surrogate Abbott Of Brook.
lyn this morning lie haves his entire estate
TO his wife, Maria G. Jansen, and makes her the
sole eIecutriT In the event OF his wlfss death
the property Is TO 80 TO his daughter. Miss Grace
II Jansen. MIR. Jansen Is reported to have left
= large estate. He was interested In the Annex
Ferry Company. the Knickerbocker steamboa,
Company and several financial institutions OF
BtOoklNn
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TRIED DEATH TO EASE PAIN.
Merchant Meis shoots Himself ut
His Home I'm Newark.
(srecial to The Evening worldl

NEWARK, N. j.. Aug. 2i.-Ausust
Meis, of the large wholesale leather
manufacturing house of Meis & Euuer,
corner of Seventeenth avenue and Lit
Teton street. committed suicide yester-
day afternoon by shooting himself in the
head. He had been ailing for some
years. He had no business troubles.
He was siXty-seven years old. and had
always been prominent in German
circles,
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Torture to Extort Money.
ny Associated Press }

kEhPTNlLLE. Ont, Aug. - Neishbors who
vent to the house Of William Swords aged sixty.
yesterday found him gagged and suffering from
te'ere burns indicted on his feet by four men
The night precious The robbers secured $50
swords oent ned them all. hut Is afraid to reveal
heir names, a. they threatened u return END
Nh him N h did.
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HANGED HIMSELF IN A CELL.
Suicide of a Toledo Pioneer While
Under Arrest.
(By Associated Press. }

TOLEDO, Aug. A.-Mathias Hartman,
a sixty-five year-old pioneer of this city.
committed suicide last night by hang
ing himself with his suspenders while
locked up in cell in the police station.
Hartman was arrested for shooting a
his wife, whom he married year ago,
and with whom he had frequently quar-
relied about money.
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KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Apg. e4.-Henry S. Pear
son. formerly manager Of the Piano Manutactur-
Ing Company Of this city and part proprietor
OF the Terral Hardware Company at Ryan.
J. r., committed suicide last night by shooting
He left several letters. stating there was moth
ing In life for him. He had ben found to be
snort IN his accounts with the plano company,
but TO what extent is not known.
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4" BOOM.DE-AY' lNC0GNIT0.
Lottie Collins Arrived in Port Una
an Assumed Name.

Lottie Collins, of Bcom-de-ay' ram
arrived yesterday on the steam.]
Normannia from Southampton, ui5
the officers knew OF her identity,
said. as she engaged passage under =
assumed name. An,
II will be remembered that tns
dancers first trip to this country We,
made In the same ship. and turned ~
to be an eventfui voyage, the vessel W
ing detained at Fire Island because "
the cholera quarantine.
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ARMY OFFICER ENDS LIFE.
Lieut.. Rnthhorn shoots Himself in
oklahoma.

PERRY, o. T., Aug. 2+-John r.
Rathborn, lieutenant of a company of
the United States soldiers located near
this place. committed suicide by shoot
ing himself with a pistol.
No cause Is assigned for the shooting
He was conversing with party of sol
diers. and, without warning pulled q
gun and shot himself.
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Berne to Have Zig Tunnel

TbY NksOHTattI TFehs-I
BERNE. Aug 2i--The Federal Council
has approved the scheme submitted for
a Jura- s,mplon railway tunnel through
the Simplon The cost Of this work VIII
be 54.i0o,00p francs. Tho plans will now
be submitted for the approval Of the
Italian Government.
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Christopher y. Fraser Dead

TORONTO ont, Aus "-iTon. Christopher
r. Frazer cN -Commi,Fioner OF Public works
Died suddenly this morning of heart disease m
his toUI1G IN the Parliament bulldIngs here
Which were ereoted under his Tcgime.
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In Favor Of Strut,

iuSre. Esrtl''' in the Supreme Court, Brook
lyn. his morning decided in favor Of Pelee
strut in suit brought sgainst him b, Adam
Holm IN compel the defendant TO pay for prop.
cry he had purchased from the PLAINTIFF.
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Suicide of u student.


ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Aug. 24-Louis Cart
wright. twenty-siI years old. son OF Robert Cart
wright. shot himself through the heart yester-
day and died Immediately. Young Cartwright
was a member of the class OF 81 OF the Uniyer-
sity OF Rochester.
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Lawyer BidwelI Killed by n Horse.


WINsTED. Conn, Aug. 2t-Lawyer W. W. Bid
we'll aged seventy OF Collinsvlle. this State. was
killed by a runaway horse on his farm this morn
Ing. Death was instantaneous.
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4 Disastrous Explosion.

COMFY ISLAND, l., l., Aug. ga cannon At
the Manhattan Beach Battery exploded prems-
tnrely at 10 o'clock this morning tearing on
the left arm Of Frederick Lewis, twenty Ave
years old. Of shsspshoad Bay.
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Looking for Conviction.

worIdS rsp o rsfes' so "S NJ VS WEN:
man and MIR. Osborne separately, and
| each indicated by his manner and
speech, that a verdict Of guilty would
be reached In the cases of Capt. eros:
and Ward Man Smith, and a demand fol
their dismissal from the service would
"" II Is perfectly plain" said william
Travcrs Jerome. one OF the counsel to
| the Lcxow Committee, that the Police
number OF their own men. and they viii
break Capt. Cross like the others. TAX.
ing testimony IL only a. formally"
The Police commissioners are after
| r.ndication," said another lawyer, who
refused to allow his name to be used
The whole aspect Of the Board has
been hostile to the defendant ohcers
throughout these trials. and, layinf
aside the question of the guilt or limo
cence of the accused officers, It Is plalr
that sacrifice must be offered up fo
let drop by the parties to this prosecu
Martin feels that he has had enough
v,ndication. and that is why Mr.. Well
bhen will he tried alone next week
That Will I'LL in the time close up to tn,
return, OF the I.exow Committee, anc
then the Police Board will quit"
After luncheon Capt cross resumed hi
testimony. He declared that his pre-
clnct was much purer atter, the raid
| maze nv nm III May, and that he hat
previously observed observed Mrs. Schu
bert's house. crossing through Chrysti
street, nearly every day. The blinds, h
said. werD closed, the naring signs an
awnings had been taken down. the door
closed. and at night the house was darl
and gloomy. HIS officers made daily re
| ports to him regarding all of this elias
! " houses, Including Mrs. Schuberts an
Mrs. Sanford's, and both were reporte
as being closed and lifeless.
Capt. Cross gave his explanation OF tn
Hendricks charge.
MIR Henqricks came to the Leonar,
street station while | was in comman,
there" he sail. 'tle tod me he had pal,
a bride for protection to Kelly. who ha
been ward detective in that precinct. bu
had been retired, l told Mr.. Hendrick
that ] knew nothing about It. | ha,
received no money, but II he would he'll
Mr. Hendricks said he didn't like 4
like to let the matter drop.
" asked him to leave his card and
would send for Kelly. and then ! woul
send for him. ! did send for Kelly. "
was away several days. When Kell
, returned he came to the station.
Il told him what Hendricks ha
charged. Kelly said It was false. "
! said he would go and see Hendrick,
and | gave him Hendricks's card and h
. went out.
4 Forgot Hendricks's Name
l 81 heard no more about II. had lie
, Kelly have the card and could not RI