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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-05-05
TELEGRAMY.

Petersburg, S maJa. - Od a.
genta w Singapore nadesz}a VIA
domose, re okrety z eskadry Me
bogatowa przeplywaly okoso Ju-
grab. Wiadomosc ia utwierdza
tutejsza admiralicye w przekona-
niu, ze uplynie jeszcze 10 dni, "a
MIN Niebogatow bedzie moga po-
5aczyc sic Rozestwiehskim.
Rozchodzi sic teraz o to, w ia
kim stanie So jego okrety, po
przebyciu drogi przez ocean In
dyjski.
Wyspa Penang, 5 maja. - Ro-
syjskie okrety, widziane z polka
du angielskiego parowca "Selan-
gor", stanowis niewatpliwie
czwarta eskadre oceanu Spokoj-
nego, kt6rej dowodca jest Niebo-
gatow.
Londyn, S maja. - DIVA okrs-
ty eskadry Niebogatowa przy-
byly do portu Sabong, na wyspie
Sumatra. Eskadra sklada sic z
czterech okretow wojennych,
krazownika kanonierki. iowa
rzyszy jej piec parowcow. wyla.
dowanych weglem.
Annoy, chiny, 5 maja. - Silna
burza na morzu zrzadziia wielkie
szkody flocie Roaestwiehshego.
Mniejsze statki wiatr porozpe-
dza, ma rome strony. Admiral
must spoznie sic wykonaniern
swoich plandm
Petersburg, 5 maja. w miej-
see Wokowa zostas oberpolic-
majstrem Moskwy mianowany
general mayor Szuwasow. VIA
sciciel cukrowni :Tereszczenko o.
tryrnal pozwolenie na trzyma-
ME w swej fabryce $50 zosnie-
rzy, zrekrutowanych obywatel:.
Stanowis oni milicye, O ktorej
istnieniu 'dotychczas w Rosyi ME
wiedziano.
Warszawa, 5 maja. - Zaburze-
MIA ME ustaja. Ma Wolf zmusili
robotnicy konduktorowa tramwa-
jowych j dorozkarzy do wstrzy-
mania komunikacyi Przywolano
Kozakow do przywr6cenia porza-
dku. Socyalisci chca koniecznie
wywolae strajk generalny OBJ
chodzie "dzien zaloby'. Gszety
ME wychodza. Cd poludnia byly,
wczoraj sklepy zamkniete, ruch
uliczny ustai, domy zabarykado-
wano. Socyalisci zatrzymali do
rozki i wyrzucali Mich pasaze-
row. Kazali sklepy zamykac.
Tlum ludu podazal do Brudna,
ma cmentarz, na ktorym pochowa-
no polegiych.
LODI, 5 marca. - Przed ko-
scio1ern sw. Krzyza, w ktorym
odbywalo sic nabozehstwo, spie-
wall socyalisci piesni rewolucyj-
ne. Nadjechai oddzial Kozakow,
ktorzy strzelali do tlumu. Kilka
kul traffic w o1tarz, a w kosciele
powstala panika, podczas ktorej
kilka osob zgnieciono. Kiedy lud
porozchodzii sic do domow, kilku
robotnikow zbi{o bez litosci szpie-
ga.
Berlin, 5 marca. - Proby ne
wenni, SIS ealowemi armatani
Kruppa, ktore trwaly przez kilka
dni W Meppen, wykazaly ogrom-
ne zalety tych arnat. Przewyz-
szaja pod wzgledem strzelania
ma daleka odleglose skuteczne-
60 dziaiania wszystkie inne ar
maty podobnego kalibru. Dele
gaci rosyjscy japonscy byli o.
becni podczas prob.
Poznah, 5 maja. = Ma wzor
towarzystwa hakatystow utwo-
rzyl sic w Poznaniu polski zwia-
eek popierania polskich intere-t
I-..I-:.~t. e,Ip-s<1,:rfs
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-05-05

miasta Chicago w prowadzeniu
naszych interesow. = Prawdopo-
dobnie mayor Dunno ponownie
podejmie sic posrednictwa poko-
jowego.
Sekretarz Stowarzyszenia Pra-
codawcow oswiadczyl wczoraj,
re sprowadzono dotychczas oko-
10. 2 tysiecy nieunionistow, po-
1niedzy ktorymi wiekszosd stano-
via murzyni re S t. Louis miast
poludniowych i re ma razie wig
cej "importowania" ME bedzie.
Urzedowa lista W glownej kwa-
terze woznic unijnych wykazuje
dniem dzisiejszym 4,227 straj-
kujacych.
Skoticzony bandyta.
Pred kilku tygodniami dono-
silismy mlodym zbrodniarzu,
niestety, podobno polskiego po-
chodzenia, Franku Litzy, ktory
che}pii sic popelnienia roznych
zbojeckich czynow i ktory kpil
sobie tego, re moze zawisnac
ma stryczhu. Wczoraj skohczyi
sic process jego pred sedzia
Barnes i mlody opryszek skaza-
ny zostal ma dozywotnie wiezie-
ME. Wyrok ME zrobii ma MIN Ia
dnego wrazenie, owszem drWlf
sobie, re tax '1ekka" nalozono mi
kare. Skazany zostal "a zamor-
dowanie szynkarza, Franka Da-
niels, do ktorego sam sic przy-
znal. Kiedy go zapytai sedzla
pred ogioszeniem wyroku czy
jest winnym lub niewinnym, od-
powiedzial przechwa}ka: Ma
sic rozumiec ze 60 sprzatna}em.
= Czy masz co do powiedzenia
zanim wyrok bedzie ogloszony !?
zapytal sedzia. Litza spojrzal z
pogardq ma sedziego wyrzeA j.
dno szydercze, przeciagie: No.
Skazany jestes ma kare wiezien-
ma ma reszte zycia twego = o.
glosil mu sedzia. Good" krzyk-
nal Litza i w podskokach odszedl
ze4straza do cell wieziennei, z
kt6rej przewioza go do kazni W
Joliet, by tam marine dokonal
zywota. w wieku w ktorym sic
dopiero zaczyna zyc, w}asnej
swej why, wstepuje zywcem do
grobu.
Grzeczni rabusie.
Kiedy pani G. Wilson powra-
Gala wczoraj wieczorem o poznej
porze gosciny do dornu, obsko-
czylo ia pieciu przystojnie ubra-
nych jegomosciow prawie pred
jej mieszkanien pod numerem
6343 Marshfield ave. najprzy-
stojniejszy mich, .jak sama po-
wiada, poprosi} ia, mowiac W.
raznie please, o zawartosc port
monetki owe fraszki brylanto-
we, cudnie ma jej palcach poly
skujace. Ably zaakcentowac gree
czna prosbe dozwolil jej wpa-
trzyc sic dobrze w lufe magazy-
nowego rewolweru. Zauwazyi
przytem, zeby re wzgledow ma
zdrowie wiasne ME krzyczala. u
s}uzni rabusie pomogli jej nawet
przy zdejmowaniu pierscionkow,
wartych okolo S1oo, wyjeli sami
sakiewki $I2 dziekujac "a ia
tyge poklonili sic iscie po szar-
mancku czmychneli W ciemnosci
nocne. Kiedy PAM Wilson donio-
sla policyi rabunku ME mogla
sic nachwalic grzecznego obe'-
scia jakiego doznaia re strony.
pieciu galantow uzbrojonych W
rewolwery.
Pred 1e laty. to-
w sail zebra1i ma stacy poll
cyjnej przy ulicy Desplaines
zgromadzilo sic wczoraj wieczo-
rem IS posiwialych juz policyan-
tow okazyi smutnej rocznic!y
pogromu policyi przez anarchi-
stow, ma dniu Ago maja, 1886.
taoro hn11l-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-05-05

ASSN w.
w sail zebrah ma stacyi poll
cyjnej przy ulicy Desplaines
zgromadzilo sic wczoraj wieczo-
rem IS posiwialych juz policyan-
tow z okazyi smutnej rocznicg
pogromu policyi przez anarch1-
stow, ma dniu Ago maja, 1886.
Pamietnego tego wieczora bonn
ba rzucona ma targowisku Hay
market zabiia ma miejscu siedmiu
ich kolegow u ponios}o okro-
pne rany, czyniac wielu kaleka-
mi ma Gale zycie. Prawie kazdy
z owych IS weteranow wczoraj
zebranych nosi soba jakas ME
odlaczna pamiatke tego krwawe-
20 zajscia. Do lez rozczull obec-
nych opowiadaniem swojem pen
syonowany policyant, Jacob Ham
son, ktoremu bomba urwaia no
ge. Opowiadas ze kiedy po wy
buchu odzyskas przytomnose 4
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
ROOSEVELT IS PLEASED
OVER ELECTION RESULTS
President and Members of
His Cabinet Glad of Boss
ism Overthrow

Washington, Nov. e.-Far-reaching in
their effects upon the future and of
momentous significance. the elections Of
Tuesday have furnished encouragement
and cause for rejoicing to President
Roosevelt and those members Of his
Administration who stand squarely
with him for the cause of the people
and the square deal
From Philadelphia. from Ohio. from
Maryland. from far away salt Lake
City, and even from New York, there
has come a response to his efforts in
behalf of purity in State and municipal
politics, exceeding in its sincerity and
force his expectations. and causing the
utmost qualification to him and to his
most trusted advisers.
Mr.. Roosevelt would make no COM
ment for publication upon the results
bue he made no secret Of the satisfac-
ton he felt in the overthrow of boss
ism and corruption in so many of the
leading cities Of the country.
President Roosevelt's chief interest
was in the contest in Philadelphia, and
the result there is correspondingly graf
flying.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
HANDY EXPECTED DEFEAT
speIIbinder Who Went Through Mary
lard Was Not Disappointed

Ex-Congressman l.. Irving Handy. who
made speeches throughout Maryland for
three weeks in favor Of the constitutional
amendment, which was so signally defeat
ed at the election on Tuesday, said yes
terday that the election. did not decide
the issue of negro suffrage. He covered
the entire Eastern Shore on his spell
binding tour in advocating the disfIan-
chisement of the negro.
He said the result was not a surprise
he having told several friends here a
week ago that the amendment would be
defeated The objection Of the Republi-
cans and Independent Democrats. Mr..
Handy said. was 70 the terms of the
amendment. The Republicans argued that
1t would disfranchise thousands Of whites
especially foreigners who have become
naturalized since 1853.
Mr.. Handy said there would be a re-
currence of<the fight to disfranchise the
negro in Maryland in 1907. when the voters
will again decide whether the State shall
have a new constitution. The voters OF
that State can pass upon this question
every twenty years
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
CHEERED BERRVS NAME
Local Democrats Send Congratulations
to PennsyIvania's New State
Treasurer.

There was large crowd at the smoker
Of the Democratic League last night and
the AFFAIR was one of the most success
ful ever held by that organization. a
feature Of the evening was the cheering
Of the name Of William II. Berry. Penn
sylvania's new State Treasurer. He is
an honorary member Of the League and
is always invited to functions held by
it,
Prior TO the opening Of the evening
program the members OF the organiza-
tion sent the following telegram to Mr..
Berry:
Congratulations upon your splendid
victory. The cause Of the people has
triumphed for that cause like truth,
crushed TO earth will rise again
The speakers of the evening were Rep
resentative Willard S. Meredith, who
acted as chairman; Josiah Marvel and
street and Sewer Commissioner John G.
Gray. The latter made a masterful ad-
dress.
At thee lose Of Mr. Gray's speech a
vaudeville entertainment was given and
refreshments served.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
NEGRO ASSAILED A WOMAN
Housskeeper Near Salem Knocked
Down With a Club and Robbed.

Salem, n. j., Nov. 9.-The communi-
ty is greatly excited over a brutal as
sault committed by a negro yesterday
on Mrs. Belle Lippincott, who is house
keeper for James Robinson, farmer,
residing near Quinton. The woman was
beaten with a club until unconscious,
and then robbed of the rings she wore.
The negro escaped and the sheriff. with
a posse numbering fifty men, is in pur-
suit.
The negro called at the farmhouse
while Robinson and his men were at
work In the fields. He asked the fright
ened woman where the men were. Be
fore she had time to reply or cry for
help the man struck her on the head
with a club. and she fell to the floor.
He then tore off the rings she wore and
fed from the house.
Robinson found Mrs. Lippincott in a
semi-conscious condition on the floor.
AS soon as she told what had happened
the farmer raised an alarm. The
sheriff was informed and big posse
was quickly organized TO run down the
negro. Mrs. Lippincott is suffering from
many wounds on the head and face.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
IMPROVEMENTS FOR
ST. JOHNS P. {. CHURCH
vestry Decides to Erect
a New Altar With a
Reredos

AT meeting Of the Vestry Of st.
Johns Church recently It was decided
10 make some improvements which viii
greatly beautify the appearance OF the
edihce. A new altar to be made OF
stone with a reredos is to be erected
and Charles NJ. Burns Of Philadelphia,
was the architect decided upon TO
make the plans.
While the altar win be simple in
many ways. it will be when finished,
an impressive addition to the furniture
Of the church. It's beauty Will be en-
HANGED by a memorial window that will
be placed over IL In memory OF Francis
C. Dupont. late senior warden Of the
parish The window viii represent the
last supper of our Lord with his
disciples before his cruciiction.
The window viii be made abroad and
will be Of a high order. 1t Is yet not
known how soon the window and altar
will be ia place. The window Is to be
the Offering Of the immediate family Of
the deceased.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
NEW YORK LIFE BARREG OUT
Missouri Official suspends Its certifi-
cate for That State.
(Continued on Page Four)

jefferson City. Mo, Nov. 9-state In
surance superintendent Vandiver last
night issued tho following order
suspending the New York Life Insur-
ance Company from doing business in
Missouri:
"The certificate of authority to do
business in Missouri, heretofore issued
20 the New York Life Insurance Com
pany Of New York having been by
me this day suspended, the said New
York Life Insurance Company is here
by ordered to cease the business OF
writing new policies of insurance IN
this State during such time as this
order. of suspension may remaip IN
force.
Witness my hand, this eighth day Of
November
w. ID. Vandiver. superintendent"
Mr.. Vandiver had demanded as tn,
condition of the Company continuing
10 do business in Missouri that Preside
Mccall should resign, and that cam
paign distributions he repaid into tn
Company's Treasury
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
HAPPENINGS AT LAUREL
Burial Of Lanney W. Elliott--Mr. Lowe
Will Not go West.
Special % Ths Evenlng Journal,

Laurel. Nov. 9.-Lanney W. Elliott,
who died from typhoid fever at his
home on Market street on Sunday, was
buried on Tuesday afternoon. interment
being made at the Odd Fellows cem-
etery. Services were held at Centen-
ary NJ r. Church by the Rev. T. +.
Terry and were attended by Vigilant
Council. No. r9. Jr. o. u. A. NJ, Rossa-
katum Tribe, No Is. 1. o. r. NJ, and
a large number OF relatives and friends.
The deceased was a son Of l. j. Elliott
and was "a years old. He had been
married less than two years and his
young widow survives him. Mrs. John
w. Hill, of Wilmington, is a sister OF
the deceased.
Mr. and Mrs George w. Bowman,
who were married at Camden. n. j., on
Tuesday. are spending their honey
moon at the home Of DR.. and Mrs. w.
+. Jones on East Market street. where
they were rendered "a reception on
Tuesday night by Mrs. Jones, who is
a sister of the groom.
The out OF town guests were Miss
Linda Smith. OF Collingswood, N. j.;
Mrs r. H. Lewis. Of Westover, Nd;
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bowman. OF
Gumboro. The bride was Miss Mildred
Parker. Of Camden n. J.
The Rev. W. II. Higgins. rector OF
II st. Philips Church, and wife. are Wis
iting IN Baltimore. On the eve OF their
departure they were presented with q
purse Of s31 as a token of appreciation
from their parishioners.
w. L. Lowe, late Of the firm of OF
well Lowe and Tull. who sold his in.
terest in the mercantile business her,
some weeks ago. with the intention o
moving West. has returned from
prospecting tour and decided to remain
In Laurel. This week he moved hi
family into one OF the Thomas l.. Can
non cottages on Market street. and ha
associated himself with the Metropoli
tan Life Insurance Company.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
REPUBLICANS CARRIED CECIL
Democrats in that County Met With
Crushing Defeat.

Elkton. Md. Nov. 9.-The election in
Cecil county resulted Ia a crushing de-
feat for the Democrats. Dr. France
was elected Senator over Crothers by
more than 400 majority. Cameron and
Montgomery. Reps. and Davis. Dem,
We're elected TO the House OF Delegates.
benjamin, Rep, for long-term County
Commissioner. defeated Griffith. while
Mcdowell. Dem, was elected County
Commissioner for short term over
Pyle, Rep George G. Hopkins. Dem,
for Assistant Treasurer and w. Ar
thur Mitchell, for Treasurer. were
elected
Kirk, Rep. for Sheriff. defeated Jen-
ness by more than 200 majority. The
suffrage amendment ran behind the
ticket and was defeated by a small ma
jority. Hon. Henry M. Mccullough.
for Comptroller lost his home county
by about 80 plurality.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
ANNUAL TEACHERS
INSTITUTE ENDS
Election of Officers the Con-
cluding Business of Newark
Meeting
VALLEY FORGE TRIP TOMORROW
speeIaI . The EvenIng Journal.


Newark Nov. 9-rhe thirty-first annual
New Castle County Teachers Institute.
which began in the Opera House here on
Monday, ended this afternoon. The exer-
cises today were lengthy and the conclud-
ing business was the election Of officers
and the reports of committees.
When the session began this morning
the teachers sang America" and "Our
Delaware" there was responsive reading
OF Psalm l. and the Rev. DR.. Joel S. Gil
hllan offered prayer. The Rev. Hubert w.
Wells. of Wilmington, sang solo, AN
gels Guard Thee" with violin obligato.
very acceptably. The remainder of the
morning program was:
Violin solo, "Legende," Henri Wienia-
wsld. Miss Edna Turner Bradheld; "The
Educators Philosophy" Prof. George
Leslie Omwake; solo. ITO SYLVIA schu-
bert, Rev. Hubert w. Wells; violin solo,
"Moto Perpetuo," Frederic seitz, Miss
Edna Turner Bradheld; English Words. "
Prof. Edgar Dawson; "The Educators
Art" Prof. George Leslie Omwake.
When the institute reconvened at 2 D.
m. Prof. Omwake made an interesting ad-
dress on IAN Educational Profession"
The election Of officers and reports of
committees followed after which the In
stitute adjourned. The trip 10 Valley
Forge will formally end the annual meet
ing tomorrow.
THE VALLEY FORGE TRIP.
One hundred teachers will make the
trip to the Revolutionary battlefield and
anyone who so desires. can go along. The
party will leave Newark Centre, on the
Pennsylvania Railroad at 7.S7 a. m. to-
morrow, the train passing through VIII
mington at s.O7 o'clock. Upon reaching
Philadelphia the party win proceed to IN,
Reading Terminal and take the s.Ss a. m
train for Valley Forge.
The regular excursion fare from Phila,
delphia to Valley Forge is "a cents. but
Superintendent spaid has secured q
special rate Of 60 cents
All wishing to avail themselves of this
reduced rate will have to register theh
names with Mr.. Spaid. The party win ar.
rive at Valley Forge at 1910 o'clock an'
will take hacks 20 the battlefield. Th
hack-fare for each person will be hft!
cents
Christian Sanderson. OF Chadd's Ford
will be guide and lecturer. At 1 o'cloc'
the party viii have lunch at Washingto
Inn. Lunch viii be served for fifty cent.
FOR those who do not make other al
P rangements. At 302 o'clock. after anothe
jaunt about the historic battle-ground
the party win return to Reading Termina
arriving at 5.55 o'clock. The first train ou
of Broad street station is 4.04 o'clock. bu
it is feared the party will not be able t
get this train. The next train leaves 70
Wilmington at 456 o'clock.
For the information OF persons VIII
wish to go to Philadelphia by the Bait
more and Ohio. Superintendent spa'd say
everything will be satisfactory If the
meet him at the Reading Terminal {
ample time to register their names befor
party tickets are bought at the reduce
rate.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
PRINCE LOUIS NOW IN NEW YORK
-uoH sdlqsIsM qs4lls Pus usolIsuV
ored King Edwards Birthday.
Special to The Evening Journal

NINAAtAA ~ AAN iaNNlAAAAB dNhAAAtA
New York Nov. 9.-The squadron OF
Rear-Admiral Prince Louis Of Batten-
berg. consisting Of six armored cruisers.
arrived at this port tolay. The British
warships passed Sandy Hook at TBS this
morning. the flagship Drake. with the
Prince on board. in the lead, folowedl by
the Medford. Berwick. Cornwall. Essex
and Cumberland.
The twelve warships Of the North At
lantic squadron. under the command of
Rear-Admiral Robley ID. Evans, steamed
up the harbor yesterday afternoon, and
anchored in the Northriver, above 10Th
street
The battleshlp Maine. with the Admi-
rails flag az the mainmast. led the way.
Then came the battleships Missouri, Ken
lucky, Kearsarge. Alabama, Illinois, Iowa
and Massachusetts. and then the cruisers
West Virginia. Pennsylvania. Colorida and
Maryland.
The sixty-fourth birthday Of King Ed
ward today was honored by both the
American and British warships.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
ANOTHER FIRE AT SEAFORO
Firemen Did not Have Enough Hose
and Dwelling was Destroyed.
cnaci,i 70 Tho Evening Journal.
speclal ID Mo EvenIng %

Seaford, Nov. 9.-Another fire oc-
CURED here yesterday morning. At
four o'clock it was discovered that the
dwelling owned by John Galloway. on
the outskirts of town was in flames.
The Seaford fire department answered
the alarm but found its hose not long
enough to reach the burning building.
The dwelling was unoccup'ed and was
destroyed. Loss s4O0; insurance par
tial.
Thomas J. Bradley of Reliance, Nd.
has purchased from Thorpe Moore IA
acres of land in Nanticoke City, for
$3.50.
Elliott & Lane, Of Delmar. have
purchased a tract OF land near Oak
Grove and placed a steam saw mill
thereon.
Luther NJ. McCulver by accidentally
falling cut a deep cash over his right
eye.
John b. Hurley has purchased from
, George II. Huston forty acres OF land
on the edge Of town.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
FIGHT OF CADETS ONE OF HONOR
Secretary Of Navy 5e=sparte is lnvet-
tieatine the Affair.

Annapolis. Md, Nov. S.-That Mid
shipman James Robinson Branch. Jr,
who died on Tuesday morning in the
Academy Hospital, came to his death
through an honor fight with Mid
shipman Minor Merriweather has been
fully established in the preliminary ex-
animation of the cadets implicated in
the affair.
The blows received in the fight are
not held accountable for the young
mans death. The prolonged exertion
and excitement Of the fight which last
ed twenty-three rounds. causing an un-
comfortable condition Of the blood CEN
tiers. is given as the cause.
Merriweather is now in the hospit-
able. bad sprain of the ankle having
developed twenty-four hours after he
left the ring. No charge has as yet
been made against him. Secretary OF
the Navy Bonaparte is investigating
the affair, and promises to stop fights
between cadets.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
MAY BUILD NEW BRIDGE
Will Cross 5randywine and Support
Water Departments New Mains.

AS a result OF the conference yesterday
afternoon between the members Of the
Park Commission and the Board Of Water
Commissioners. relative to the matter OF
constructing a bridge across the Brandy
wine TO support the Water Departments
new mains and also to be used by the
public. il is quite likely that the struc-
ture will be built. II was decided that
the Water Department should get an es-
Innate Of the cost OF the work after
which definite action would be taken.
The conference took place on the site
Of the proposed structure and was at
tended by Mayor Horace Wilson. All th
members Of the Board of Water Com
missloners were present. and William i
Bancroft. J. Newlin Gawthrop, samu'
II. Baynard' and Superintendent Taylo
represented the park board.
Evening journal., 1905-11-09
BRUTAL HUSBAND
IS LOCKED UP
Knocked His Wife Down
and Then Kicked Her
Fracturing Two Ribs
CROWD WANTED TO THRASH HIM

Locked up in the police station under a
charge of wife beating David McIugh,
aged 66 years, is awaiting the time when
his wife will be able to appear against
him. She is about 55 years Of age and is
confined to her bed at the home of Elias
Voekel, No. 92l shipley street, as a result
Of the i'll treatment she received at the
hands Of her brutal husband.
The couple have little farm at Mt
Cuba and Mrs McHugh comes TO market
On Tuesdays and Fridays regularly. She
owns the house at No. 9i7 Shipley street
and usually stops there on market days.
Dr. James l.. France is attending Mrs.
McHugh She is suffering with two frac-
tured ribs and is not expected TO be able
10 appear against her husband until Sat
urday, the time fixed for his trial by
Judge Cochran in City Court today.
McHUGH Is A LARGE MAN.
McHugh is gray-haired but is a large
man and his brutal attack on his wife
raised the ire of a number Of people who
witnessed the assault For a time it
looked as If the man would be mobbed
and roughly used but Patrolmen Cornish
and Purcell took him in charge. AS a
further precaution, however, the officers
took their prisoner in Pyle's Cycle Acad-
emy at Tenth and Orange streets, a short
distance from the scene Of the assault.
One irate citizen. who is a prominent
business man wanted to thrash McHugh
and said he would willing pay a fine OF
SO for the privilege.
FRACTURED TWO OF HER RIBS.
Mrs McHugh met her husband in Or
ange street near Tenth. The latter had
been drinking and it is said that without
provocation he struck his wife and
knocked her down. Not content with this,
ne kicked her as she lay upon the pave
ment and fractured two of her ribs. on
Ger Cornish was passing at the time on
his motor cycle and he Immediately
placed McHugh under arrest. Patrolman
Purcell also put in his appearance and
between the two the prisoner escaped
personal violence at the hands Of the
100 or more irate citizens who quickly
gathered around him.