Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-04-02

IeHantS at Large tenement house at
Keasbey Became Involved in Argu-
ment ond One Man Drew a Reyol-
yer---Victim Brought to Office Of
4 Local Physician and Later Taken
Home--Another Man Cut in Face.
Another shooting affray took place
at Keasbey early last night in the
large tenement house near the trolley
/ tracks. John Nodg and Frank III
has, both of whom live in the house,
in some way became engaged in an
argument. Hot words followed and
it is alleged that Ulhas drew re-
volver and shot Nodg in the leg.
A number of the other occupants
of the house rushed to the room at
once and separated the two men.
| Nodg was placed on a trolley car and
taken to the Office of DR.. G.. w. Tyr
rell, where it was found that the bull
! let had entered his left knee. The
bullet was removed by the physician
and the injured man was removed to
his home.
1t is believed that Ulhas did not,
mean to shoot Nodg, but simply fred
the shot at the floor to scare him.
Evidently his aim was poor, as the
bullet, which was from a 32-calibre
revolver, nearly passed through his
knee. The police received a report
of the shooting but Nodg did not
swear out any warrant for his allegf
ed assailant's arrest.
Attacked by Father and Son.
A row occurred at Glendale Ter
race in which Joseph Make was
stabbed number of times about the
face by John Noark and his son, 1t
is alleged. The row apparently start
ed over family feud and before Ma
| kie could escape his face and the
back of his head had been badly cut
with knife. AS Make was fleeing
from his assailants, it is said that
| Noark's son picked up large rock
and inflicted severe scalp wound.
Make went to the Office of DR.. G.. w.
1yrrell where he received medical att
/ tendance. Although the wounds are
painful, they are not thought to be
serious.
Ear Almost Severed.
George Andrasch was attacked in
the saloon of Andrew Pochvatila at
45 Stanford street at about 4 o'clock
yesterday afternoon by man whose
he was able to escape, his ear was
nearly severed from his head. An
t5ch, it is thought became engaged
/ an argument with the man and
that a row resulted. Andrasch went
to the offices of a number of doctors
but when they learned that he was
going to have his assailant arrested
they refused to treat him, because OF
the time necessary as witness, prob
ably. Later he arrived at the police
station and was taken to the Office of
DR.. g. w. Fithian, where his ear was
treated. Roundsman Morris went TO
the saloon with him later, but no in
formation could be secured as to the
identity of his assailant.
One of the local physicians said
this morning that the reason he had
refused to attend the man was on
account of not wanting to attend a
trial at New Brunswick. "The man
had no money!" said the doctor, land
when we know that we will have to
lose a half a day, or perhaps day.
we charge the patient for that time.
This man had no money, but 1 would
have treated him had he not assert
ed that he was going to have his as
sailant arrested, which meant that
would be subpoenaed to go to New
Brunswick and lose perhaps the fees
of many patients. The action may
seem inhuman, but the rule Is neces-
sary."
Andresch told the doctor that he
/ had come here from Homestead, Pa,
and had only been in this city a few
hours when the row occurred. He 10
still searching for his assailanr and
declares that he will have him arrest
ed if he can secure his name.
Injured in a Saloon Row.
John Trakta, of 27 Stockton street.
appeared before Recorder Pickersgill
this morning and swore out COM
plant against John Jacko, proprietor
of a saloon at 296 Fayette street.
The recorder made out warrant.
Trakta said that he had been as
saulted by the saloonkeeper yester-
day afternoon and exhibited a ban
daged head and pair of blackened
eyes as proof of his statements.
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