The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-09-01
new YORK DAY BY DAY
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New YoRK Cry, N. Y.

SdSet, near Ashland race, DTOOk!yH,
rebelled and made complaint of va
grancy against her in the Adams Street
Court.
1--WE tried to be good husband" ex-
planned Ganly, "but I'm getting tired of
being handmaiden to my wife. I'm a
roofer and have to work hard for liv-
ing, but Ida won't do anything for her
self. After l have cooked breakfast for
us in the morning | have to fix my wife
up for the day. button her dresses up
the back, comb her hair for her and then;
make it up into as neat couture as l
can"
Sometimes it's Psyche knot" vol
unteered Mrs. Ganly languidly.
"Of course, l vary the style some"
agreed Ganly. But Pm tired OF it ALI
and l want to quit The other day
had such time arranging her hair that
| was late for work and lost my job. I
don't want to risk it again"
What do you want me to do with
herr" asked Magistrate Tighe
Send her somewhere where SHELF
change her habits" replied her husband
six months in the Wayside Home"
said the Court
Then Ganly went out to hunt job.
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Burglars who are fond of good wine
and admirers of classical literature rob-
bed the residence of John T. Waringr
rated as a very wealthy man, and one
of the foremost manufacturers of Yon-
kers. They drank two bottles Of Mr.
Warnings best wine, smoked half Dozen
of his choice cigars, pored over several
volumes in his library and departed
hastily, carrying off silver heirlooms
and leaving several of their tools.
Comfortably seated, the thieves
smoked and turned the pages of a vol
ume of Byron and copy of Bulwer'ss
Last Days of Pompeii,' leaving half
burned matches as markers between the
pages. How long they dallied over lit
erature and wine is not known.
Neighbors say that the children who
live in the big six-story tenement at
50 Jefferson street bear the charmed life.
Three have tumbed from the building
within a month without being seriously
hurt. Jacob Goldberg. II years old,
went to the roof to fly his kite. He
struck first one clothesline and then an
other, and then politely tumbled into 4
thick quilt that had been stretched across,
two lines The quilt folded up around
Jacob and, thus snugly embraced, he
struck the pavement gently. The boy
rubbed his head. got UP and dashed
through the hall and into the drug
store across the street, where it was
found he had only a few cuts and
bruises.
The soft body of small cat saved
the life of Annie Lobbardi, baby of 49,
months, when she fell headlong from
window of her home, on the second floor
of Io2 East Houston street. The kit
ten was instantly killed. but the child
escaped with only few decorations.
The baby, in high chair, was watch
ing the gambols of the kitten in the
back yard when the accident happened.
The little one leaned too far forward,
lost her balance and shot head downward
to the yard Her head struck the kit
ten. pinning it to the earth The furry
cushion had saved the child from a
fractured skull, as Dr. Stillman, sum-
moned in haste from Bellevue Hospital,
declared.
Desperate because he had swallowed
needle which the doctors said they
could not remove, Abraham Ruben, d
cloakmaker, shot and Killed himself at
2I4 Madison street He fired three
times without effect, then put the pis-
toll to his left eye The bullet passed
out of the right side of his forehead
He died instantly >rhe suicide caused
a panic in the tenement
Sleuth Tim" Donahue of the Gus
toms service noticed a second-cabn pas
senger of the North German Lloyd
steamship Kronprinz Wilhelm with sew
eral unnatural proturberances under his
coat, waistcoat and trousers. He bumped
against the man, incidentally felt the
bulges and found them very solid, He
showed the passenger, who is Morltz
Mordell, a jeweler of Boston, his badge
and invited him into a room on the pier.
There the proturbcrances were reduced
without surgical help. They contained
Is packages of unset stones, mostly dia-
monds; three packages of loose stones
OF less value; II pairs OF cuff buttons5
a pair of earrings. four settings for ear
rings, 20 settings lot Solu rings, - SOlu
chains and other jewelry. The value of
the lot will be estimated by appraisers.
Donahue said ii might be worth several
thousand dollars.
A huge man-eating shark was brought
ashore at Coscob, N ", by Judge Geo.
T. Brush 1t was necessary to tow the
hsh in behind a catboat The shark
weighed 400 pounds, measured 9 feet in
length, was 20 inches thick and was
feet in circumference as it lay on the
shore. 1t had a double set of teeth and
was ferocious in appearance.
Shoots His Vile and Sell.
Pittsburg (SpeciaD Alexander Stem
r, a millwright, living in McClurg
street, South Side, shot his wife through