The evening world., 1919-12-29

SNO|-i~F1 --NiAEE2EAll
have taken the order, and Max Ro-
sensteln, No. Clio Bloomfield Avenue,
accused OF delivering the poisonous
stun, twelve gallons Of il, at Vcsoy's
saloon. The bail was furnished and
the men released pending action Of
the Federal Grand Jury.
FOUR MORE DEATHS REPORTED
HERE.
The death list in New York City
was increased by four to-day. In
Newark there were four victims. One
died in jamaica. Three more died in
Holyokc, Mass; two in Hadley, Mass:
two in Chicopee, Mass; a woman in
Meriden, Conn; one in Cleveland. o.,
and one in Chicago, making u total for
the day-wlth perhaps more to be
learned later--of nineteen. This makes
an unofficial total during the holiday
season alone OF ia, and this unofi-
cial total is probably inadequate.
Walter ]. Bahr, No. l07 Congress
Avenue, Jersey City. died in Jamaica
Hospital last night shortly after
being taken there in an unconscious
condition, suffering from wood alco-
hol poisoning, according to the hos
pital authorities. Three other per-
sons, two women and u ive-yca old
girl, removed to st. Mary's Hospital
at the same time from No. Q Napier
Place, Dunstan, Queens, are also be-
| lieved to be suffering from wood III
cohol poisoning.
Mrs, Mary Osori, thlrty-two. is I'M
conscious and IN II critical condition.
Mrs. Florence Goodrich, thirty-two,
Course, who was visiting Mrs. Osori,
was taken to st. Mary's in an uncon-
scious state, but partly regalnod con-
sciousness u short time later and was
able 10 give the authorities her name
and address. Her daughter, Evelyn,
Ave years old. was the least III, and
probably win recover
The victims were found in one room
in the Osori home. all unconscious. by
Mrs. Osori's daughter by former hua-
band, Edna Horseman, who with the
aid OF "A fireman broke into the house
when she could summon no one TO the
door when she had returned from
church.
Two onc-gullon Jugs containing Il
colorless liquid and nearly emptied
were found in the room when the
ambulance called, These give rise
to the theory Of wood alcohol poison
having drunk anything, and the child
told the dociors she had become III
after eat: candy
VICTIM FOUND IN COMA IN
STREET.
A man found In state Of coma on
the sidewalk IN front Of No. 453 West
l4th Street last night by Patrolman
James OMEN OF the Charles Street
station was taken to Bellevue Hos
pital. where DR.. James ToShack. after
thorough examination, said he was
. suffering from wood alcohol poison
ing. A bank book in the mans pocket
bore the name Of James Bosnian, but
: no address was found. The patient Is
about forty years old.
James Condor. the proprietor o.
"Jimmie's Place" AT No. 2j2 FultoT
|, Street, who gave his residence al
No, ia East 18Th Street, anC
> William Nolan, his bartender, wht
( said he lived In the lodging hOus,
above the Fulton Street saloon, wer,
the two arrested here yesterday,
was In this resnrt--u dirty, Cvil-smel
= ing, drear-luoking divc-that Satur
, Gays four victims were found. Tw,
were found dead In the back room o
7 the place, and two more, who WCr
n discovered III m their lodgings up
n stairs, died in Bellevue Hospital
a.. Detective Sergt. stephen Dunphy O
U the Old slip station went TO the l'ul
o ton Street resort and arrested tn
o two. He took them before MaEistrat
Nolan in TombS Court, and on al
making affidavit to the finding Of th
II bodies and the result Of the autops
i the prisoners were held without ba
l. on the suspicion of homicide Charg,
a John Narchl, titty Ave years oil
- and said TO be "A farmer, who dealt /
10 west side provision market, wa
J. the first New York wood alcohol vic
=, tim yesterday. lie was found groau
ing in hts room in a lodging house Z
he No, 1875 West Street, which Is nea RI
n "Jimmie's Place"
"a Il can't see; there is some ling n
matter with my eyes" he exclaimt
when some one went to help hir
IN ie died later In Bellevue.
Of Another victim OF Condon's stun.
;. was said, was Michael McGowa
~ aged ffty-sevCn, OF No, IS East 1877
AZ Street. He staggered into his hon
g. yesterday morning suffering fro
4 nosobleed. soon after hc was plac
in he'd ne died He Enid arCprdii
no to the police, he had been drinklI
l. az "Jimmie's" DR.. Eichler Of a Ha
y lem Hospital ambulance declar
!. wood alcohol poisoning the cause
70 Another death yesterday In n,