The age-herald., 1900-08-16
NEW YORK MOB
 AFTER NEGROES
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 by John Gill with having pulled a revolver on him. The crowd believed Gill for they tried to kill Williams. They almost sue ceeded
 Policeman Kennedy of the West Thirty eighth street station was stabbed in the breast. A negro named Lloyd Lee was arrested for stabbing. Lee and another ne- gro were near the corner where Kennedy was tabbed The crowd set upon Lee, who drew a revolver and knife in self defense When the policeman saw this and somebody had shouted that Lee stabbed Kennedy tLe policemen themselves attacked Lee with their clubs. Lee got out of the tangle somehow, and was chased to a nearby roof, where he was clubbed into submis- sion. He was taken to Bellevue more dead than alive. Later policeman called at Bellevue Hospital and identified Lee as the man who stabbed Kennedy. The other ne- gro, David Tarr, was also arrested after he had gotten a severe drubbing.
 Face Cut Into Ribbons
 Joseph Lockett, negro cigarmaker, ap- peared during the riot. The crowd set upon him, and his face was literally cut into ribbons. Chief Devery was at his home, right in the heart of the battle ground, but did not take charge of the po- lice at once. He finally took personal com mand.
 The police said the negroes were rapidly arming with revolvers and knives They say that nearly all the prisoners had weapons of some sort.
 A negro riding up Broadway on a bicy- 'cle was pulled from his wheel and severely beaten The mob then took the wheel and smashed it.
 Many negroes were hustled into the West Thirty-seventh street station for protec- ton. None had escaped without some kind of an injury, and some of them were bleed- ing from half a dozen cuts.
 The crowd that surged into Broadway seemed uglier than that farther west There were at one time more thno o00 persons in Boardway Up and down, into and out of ho- tels and saloons into Herald Square and side streets the mob went looking for ne- groes. Any unfortunate black was set up- on and beaten.
 A dozen negroes employed at the Hotel Cadillack got through with their work and tried to go home. The first one out of the door was set upon by fifty or more news boys. He fled back Into the hotel and with broom knocked down two of the boys. A policeman then charged the crowd. Police man Edward Gibson was chasing some of the boys through Long Ace Square, when s15-year-old Frank Minnege tried to get be- tween Gibson's legs and trip him. Gibson swung the club and broke the boys arm. He was the first white arrested
 George Walker, a colored vocalist, was beaten but escaped. Clarence Logan, ne- gro, was terribly beaten
 2 Four white men were arrested.
 The police early this morning battered down the door of house in West Fortieth street and arrested a negro who gave his name as James E. Harris and woman who claimed to be his wife Harris tallies with the description of the alleged murderer of Policeman Thorpe. The owner of the place where Harris lived said he had lived there but short time James Wilson and Lizzie Treewitts, both colored were arrested on suspicion of having stabbed Policeman Kennedy. At o'clock this morning James Rico white conductor, was shot in the leg by colored man as he was passing through Thirty-seventh street.
 At 2:4S this morning heavy police guard was Nslpg maintained along the avenues from Twenty-ninth to Forty-second streets.
 In Behalf of Miss Jewett
 New York, August 15.-Among those who called on Senator Hanna today were a