The day book. [volume], April 27, 1915, LAST EDITION, Image 7

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he was pouring in motorcycle tank
became ignited.
Sophia Yanich, scrub woman,
Blackstone hotel, died taking cold
plunge after bath in servants' quar
ters. Heart disease blamed.
W. Mulvihill, att'y Chicago Law
and Order league, outlined election
law reform to prevent frauds before
Chicago session of legislature com
mittee on elections.
Mrs. Margaret Murphy, 122 N. Kil
bourn av., had John Sajonok, 44 W
Lake sL, arrested because he failed
to return $20 bill left in shoe. Sajo
nok discharged.
Alice Heenan suing Max Guggen
heim for $25000. Says she was hurt
by his auto.
Committee representing public li
brary board to appear before legisla
tive committee on park consolidation
to defend branch library idea in small
parks.
F. E. Suegner, 14 W. Austin av.,
driver of auto truck which ran away
in loop, badly bruised when truck hit
car. Police stopped it.
Henry Krug suing Wm. Gabriel for
$25,000. Autos of both collided Sat
urday night. Both blame the other.
Yearly report of State's Att'y
Hoyne's office shows 763 convictions
in felonies and 1,081 for misdemean
ors. $67,000 funds collected turned
over to Judge Scully.
Fire truck removed body of Steph
en Dobrosky, 6001 Wabash av., from
pole he climbed to fix arc light. Elec
trocuted. Geo. Osborne, Denver, representa
tive of Parson, Son & Co., pleaded not
guilty to using mails to defraud. Out
on $5,000 bonds.
Joseph Oczko, 8, 2418 W. 24th pi.,
throwing coal from Penn. freight
train, fell under cars. Right leg
crushed. May live.
Stephan Yoman, 113 E. Illinois, ac
cidentally shot self in left hand. Ex
amining revolver of friend.
190 of 200 "bums" arrested by Des
plaines sL police fined $5 and sent tc
Bridewell for spring bath, 10 dis
charged when they showed means of
substance.
Man who gave name of Dr. Fred
Bisdom, 66, 559 Pullerton pkwy.,
fined $100 by judge on disorderly
charge.
Appellate court yesterday decided
that law providing fine for failure to
file schedule is void. State's att'y's
tax campaign hit by decision.
Michael Rysen found dead in gas
filled room at 2516 S. Canal sL
Beason unknown.
Chas. Hinman suicided with gas in
room at St James hotel, 37 N. Hal
sted st. Out of work.
Police probing fire which destroy
ed barn at 1141 W. 14th pi. House of
John Greenberg, next door, robbed of
$85 when family was chased to the
street by smoke.
Mrs. Florence Grim, 65, 105 S. Cal
ifornia av., killed herself because
"friend" to whom she loaned $100
had left city. Saved money for
burial.
Coroner's jury found that Mrs.
Annie Jeiusalinski, 3515 Forrestville,
took poison on grave of husband
while temporarily insane.
West Hammond police hunting for
man who shot and killed two farm
ers Sunday.
Police say Burt Aikman, delicates
sen owner found dead in store at
3659 Indiana av., Sunday, took poison
to escape blackmailers.
Sup't of Dunning asylum investi
gating how Louis Jensen, a patient,
obtained razor with which he killed
himself.
JOHN BUNNY DEAD
New York, April 27. John Bun
ny, famous moving picture comedian,
died at his home in Brooklyn yester
day. He had been ill for about three
weeks of a complication of diseases
and for a week had apparently been
improving, but had a relapse.
He never made more than $50 a
week on the legitimate stage, but it
is said he made $1,000 a week, with
commission on all the sales of his
picture, as a "movie" actort j