New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-03-09
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~ and Peru FLASHED in a Brooklyn
boarding house yesterday. Spain's rep
resentative was Raphael Fernandez,
twenty-six, while Alberto Rios, twenty
two, exhorted FOR Peru. Both lived
at ID Hamilton Avenue, and for days
have RECALLED their fellow dodgers with
heated debate. The climax came yes
terday
fernandez walked into the Hamil-
ton Avenue police station holding one
hand over the spot where his nose
used to be and carrying the dislodged
portion of that member in the other
hand. He said Rios had bitten it off
He was removed to the Long Island
College Hospital, where surgeons will
was arraigned in the Adams Street
Court yesterday and held in $1,000 bail
on charge of mayhem.
Neutral neighbors are giving their
Photographs a chance for the first
time in a week.
A PLOT to lengthen the workday
of American chickens was Matched
yesterday at meeting of the New
York State Federation Of Poultry AS
soclatlons ct the Hotel Commodore
Professor James e. Rice, of Cornell
University, was the arch conspirator.
The plan IS to install electric lights
in chicken coops so that hens will not
knock off work at shutdown.
He said tests had shown that 100
chickens. residing in home fitted
with modern lighting convenences laid
l35 dozen more eggs in given time
than 100 old fashioned chickens.
The idea of the electric lights is to
give the chickens more time in which
10 "fletcherize" their food so that
they Will not get up in the morning
feeling all played out from their d,
gestive organs having had to work
all night
SPECTATORS in the jefferson Mar
- ket Court yesterday were treated
to the spectacle of magistrate citing
policeman's horse for resourceful-
ness which resulted in the capture
Of q burglary suspect.
Magistrate Groehl was the Judge and
Piedmont. ridden by Policeman Will
lam Lehman, the animal thus honored.
Lehman told the court he had chased
Jonn Ganey, twenty-four years old
and colored, of $50 West Forty-seventh
street, who was suspected of trying to
rob an apartment at $50 West Thirty
fifth Street, into a saloon in Thirty
eighth Street, leaving the horse at the
door
Simply wouldn't let pa anybody in Sa' or
out of the place, and he remained on
post at the door until I had caught
Ganey on fire escape in the rear"
Ganey was held in $4,000 bail.
JAMES B. REGAIN, proprietor of the
- Hotel Knickerbocker, filed yester-
day IN the Supreme Court his answer
to the $4,000 suit brought by John V.
Bouvler, Sd, who alleges he was as
plaintiff is the son of John V. Bowler,
jr., lawyer.
The supposed assault and battery"
said Mr.. Regain, "were justified in that
while in the defendants hotel, the
plaintiff frequently walked and skipped
across the lobby, occasionally doing
funny little skip or hitch with his
left foot, attracting much attention
and disturbing and annoying guests;
that he stopped and in a rude and
unseemly manner stared at the greatly
lobby and grill of the hotel"
When he loudly resented being told
to cease, it is related, the plaintiff
became abusive and was "gentlv es-
corted from the hotel with no more
force than was necessary and proper
to remove the plaintiff
FOHN SINNOT and Frank Byrnes,
- two fourteen-year-old Brooklyn
boys, had no idea it was so far to the
West.
They needed no invitation to sit
down when Patrolman Gorham led
them into the police station at Belle
vile, N. j., yesterday.
Papa Sinnot, at 276 Prospect Place,
and Papa Byrnes, at 1905 Eighth Ave
nue., were notified The Byrncs boy
begged the police to let them proceed
on their journey.
I'VE guys arc out for big game"
he said, land there amt thing we
want in Belleville.'
Note: There was a "Wild West"