New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-22
ONE KILLED, MANY HURT IN STREET RIOTS.
POLICEM4N'S SKULL FRACTURED-HI PRISONER
SHOT DEAD-BOY FIRES INTO CROWD 1T PICNIC.

One man killed. policenans skull fractured
another man shot through the leg and a woman
shot In the foot were some of the features OF
riot which resulted last night from an EFFORT oA
a policeman to keep the sidewalk In front OF the
restaurant at No. IS 2d-ave. open to pedes-
trians.
The man who lost his life was known In the
neighborhood as Jack Klein. He was apout
+vTenty-nine years old and lived at NO 1ZV
East 3d-st. The policeman injured was waiter
! Miller. He has captured several burglars
and incurred the enmity of a certain element Oh
that account The others shot were Max Fielder
ham, Of No 1853 East 1O3d-st-. shot in the leg,
and Miss Florence Smith. twenty-one years olo'
Of No $50 Iadison-st., shot in the foot MISS
Smith and Felderbaum were part OF the crown
Of about five thousand attracted by the SHOOT
ing.
Samuel Goldman. of No. 1877 Thompson-st'
Newark. N J.; Max Grossman, OF NO. lo4 r1aS'
2Sth-st.. and Thomas Crajaner. of No ~ Mul-
berry-st. were arrested
Tri,er he turned his men out last night Cap
+oin NcDermott. of the 5th-st. station. calleo
their attention to many recent complaints thaI
s4;, ,a5 ,een submitted to insults and
ANNOYANCE from disorderly crowds IN lower
2d-ave
The csptain had previously made a specldl
most at that point He had assigned ParolIiian
walter J. Miller to cover that dangerous nea7
and he told Miller that he 7vaT5te9 one tai
,.,, ohnoxfous crowd Of cadets, second s'orS
49,. 1,,octout men and their girls" VINO ire
ouented a restaurant in lower Zd-aVe- KEPT III
der restraint ,,-z To
Betveen I and o'clock Miller got aroul.u ~
+,,a rastaurant complained of. Standing in fro"I
Of IT was a gathering OF young men ana "o'''N--
and as he approached one of them lausheo'
aco+ wise to the fresh cop said one OF the
...u,sn ar the same time making a grlmac7
- h1iI1er Miller walked up to the crowd anu
Giving two or three of the men poke with ms
1igbtsticl1. ordered them to move on 1heS
laughed at him.
rrba7, he grabbed Jack Klein and started OIL
with him to the station. Klein called TO INC
others TO help him and the gang fell on Niiiei
Somebody hit him on the head Win d
-,eI1at and he dropped to his knees VIII Z"
fractured skull. AS he lay unconscious Liie-. -
1-o,,an began to kick him in the head Ihen
o-obodz, fred a shot. It was heard a olocA
go, ~, patrolnan John J. Grady, and Frooa
4.,- Officer Trefsky. They saw the cro"uS
,,,,i,e toward the fight, and they ran Tor IT,
poIicamar Hefferman, Of the City Han sta'loii'
VIM happened to be in the nelghporhoou' sent
- call for the reserves to 9TH and bldrluso
a+s s+a+ions. and to Bellevue for the ambu-
Iances. -, .o1
Grady and Trefsky. the latter a great Dis let
~, ho+tnred their way into the crowd. which
raa still beating Miller The gang scattered,
NTiner managed to get to his knees and grabbed
hold of Klein. who turned with an oath' anu
Kicked Miller in the face. He was just aDoo'
to lump on the PROSTATE patrolman' when Miilel'
J+I.t, half blinded with blood, got out MS
o1--er He fired twice. One bullet struck
revoIVeIc -roen the shoulders. He ran half a
Block and pitched hsodi0ng 8ee1e 9n eis ffSs Hospital
oleo SUN oI,d 11,iet brought down two. First,
+, passed through Max Federbaums ms leg, ama
striking the side of the house. nit florence
smith in the foot