Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-03
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, N. Y. Nov. 2.-Mrs. Annie
Mohr. wife of Peter Mohr, a contract
plasterer of Corona, l.. l.. was arraigned
before Magistrate Connorton in the Flush
ing police court charged with compelling
her 7-year-old child, Martha. to sleep in
the basement with dog. The complaint
was made by Policeman Pergrisch of the
S. P. C. C. The Monr family is in com
Portable circumstances and has two other
children In explaining the situation,
Mohr said that Martha was born In Swift
zerland, and for some unaccountable rea-
son Mrs. Mohr took strong dislike
to her.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2.--There was a run
on public school II in Junction avenue,
Corona. l.. l.. by an excited foreigner,
who came near creating stampede
among the several hundred children and
teachers in the place by brandishing a
stiletto and demanding money. Miss Jo-
sephine Lawlor, the principal tried in
vain to convince him that the institution
was not a bank, but a public school. To
accentuate his earne stness he drove his
knife into the principals desk several
times. Meanwhile some one called a po-
liceman, who arrested the intruder
OGDENSBURG-Wi Durgan. aged
rs years, of Lake Placid was shot and in
stantly killed by George Martin of Avery
Vile, who mistook him for a deer. Both
were members of large hunting party
Orin Porter. aged II years, of Turn
bridge while hunting deer was shot and
instantly killed by companion about the
same age named Tupper
| GLEN COVE-Miss Mary C. Maxwell,
daughter Of the late Eugene Maxwell. was
| married here to Joseph Il. Davis of Davis
W. Va. Miss Carroll Whitney, daughter
of Howard f. Whitney, was maid of
| honor. The bridesmaids were Miss Kath-
crime Elkins of Washington, Miss Olive
Schley of New York and Miss Frances
| Williams and Miss Helen Judson OF
Brooklyn. Miss Maxwell is widely knowr
| by her success In the horse show ring
and Mr.. Davis Is one of the best cross
country riders in the country
NIAGARA FALLS-Detective Callinan
| arrived in the city from New York, hav-
| ing In custody r. e. Tesnow, the man
whom it is thought was implicated in the
bunco game and hoidup by which Carl
Hess of Rock Island, ILL.,, was relieved Of
$500 In this city recently. Tesnow refuses
to make any statement whatever other
| than to claim that he had nothing to do
with the deal. Chief of Police Lyons ex4
pectS AeSS 10 arrive IN the city from
Rock Island.
GOSHEN-The prosecution closed it's
case in the trial of Charles H. Rogers,
charged with the murder of the Olney
brothers and Alice Igerick, and the de-
Tense began to put in its testimony. Rog-
ers' aged mother was the first witness
called for the defense. She told how the
prisoner, when a small boy, had fallen
from a second story window, irJuring his
head, and how after that his whole nature
was changed.
SYRACUSE-The feature of the session
of the New York State Agricultural con-
vention was general attack upon the
railroads, which were accused of unfair
discrimination. Louis Jackson of Jersey
City, Industrial agent of the Erie, de-
Tended the railroads.
ALO-Representatives of every
railroad yard on the Niagara frontier met
In the office of the Switchmens Union of
North America here and discussed plans
for the presentation of their demands to
the officials of the various roads for a
further increase in wages of 6 cents an
hour, double pay for Sundays and holi-
days and time and half for overtime.