30 WITNESSES CALLED AGAINST BANDITS
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Brandt Leaves Tombs; Will Tell His Story to Grand Jury
UF'AHIF.R-Fair to-nlnlii nml Tlmr-ulit
t I' rill-.lt Pair In-nluM nml rhnrailif.
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! "Circulation Books Open to All"
" Circulation Books Open to All."
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I EDITION.
EDITION.
PRICE ONE CENT.
BRANDT IS FREE AT LAST;
ML TELL THE GRAND JURY
STORY OF
SchitY Vilet Finally Leaves the
Tomttf and Takes a Long
Walk.
GIVHS OUT STATEMENT,
District-'Homey Will Keep
in Tench With Him and
SMpply a Guard.
Koike Hi Brandt, tho s ihlB burglar,
was j i . i on ball to-1 ay. Judic
Grain in tho Court of Qgnaral Bat
Blons accaote.l a DOttd fur $L.,00 COV-
ring tbapdteunant tan ding aialnal
Brandt fjr assault upon Mortimer
Benin.
The indlftmani charging burglary in
the Rrii .lis.-. . I- covered by the bond
for 11,000 aW : .1 yetrday by Juttleo
(ward, una bonds were furnished by
is- luinoii surety ' ' " --
the rPrM-ltallv ..f the concern bulked
on putting up 2,MI ball loiday until he
was Informed Mlrabeau 1 Towm f
the Idtntltl nf Ihe per. .in or pcra.ni-
btandlng i, to,- . upsna unending thu
bail operation,
Immediately upon tha a iproval of hi
tn pi peri Brand-, who bad car... i hi
affect from tho Torn in a lull ca
and a grlpeaak wen) iwntown with M
Town to the laMer' office, Mr, Town.i
aid t.ial Hmu I: f II call) d up, hi 1 1 1
make a itaaNnent to th" public and
would ipand a COUpl of hours iti com
pering It.
Brandt's ilit,':i:i: proved to be a
voluminous declaration, covering mans
phases of hli caw. He declare i n n he
did not read tlie itatemtnt he signed
in Mortimer Bchlft'a ,,m whl I) i
afterword produced In court in t ie
nape of a conti Mli n.
Brandt positively dated that ho wi!
not mi on the stage, Krlenda havi
onteered t, take a
eae la , leared Up,
whereabout M .
aUUfl and th" re;
if him until hi
H Will keep his
(ran all i . hii
iwntattvci of the
District-Attorney. Hur ng the a f tern ion
Brandt took a i ni walk along the
waterfront and through the parka an I
ejuarrs, hi first walk In freedom In
five years.
Former wardens Jcuse Km-: and Ad
dlaon Johnson of ling Sing prls n Wer
before the Grand Jury to-day to explain
why Hrandt wag transferred from Slip;
Sine to Dannemura prison In the Adt
rondacka five moutha utter Ida com
mitment to aerve lil thirty-years sen
tence. Thin Information la sought by
Dlitrlct-Attorney Whitman ns part of
the record be le ;! to build up of a
ronaplraey t, "railroad" Hi in, It I,
prison and keep him praotlcall lm
mured from hi flit nda
The DttrlotAtl imy aayi th prli in
book will (hOW that II: an It I the only
first offender In this hlltor) of King
glng ever trunife rrud 10 Dannemora
leaa the convict WM tUboreulai . Dan
nrmora Is uMd for tubercular convloli
and men who hav Bt . ved more than
one term.
Although free under bund, Hrandt will
bo aracMoally in lb oustod) or th
Ujatrlot-Attornay until thi Urand Jury
JpvMtlgatlun la ouncluded. Thu far toe
Urand Jury ha fathered no conolualV
evidence to warrant an Indl dm III for
conspiracy, hat Urand: I- de I lo
supply needful miasm.; 111 ki w . n
ie hi testimony. T ie I , i '-.Mtnrs
ue Mid io-day that he n Hid, . , all
ggobab.llty, It li ahape t,. pretent
Mrnndl t, the altantUn of lbs ' i in.
Jurura lOmorrow.
The n ItlCl of a: a ..I from Jusll.e I),
gg4't dectai'in 'it .. tiled oy Mr. Wb't-
man to-day o- ,onorroa', it a;a
KMT i monthi it ta nooldou by
in bllbeit oeurt,
vwantgHena ipiMilatotonto ' Taft,
BVAoUllNUTON, I". I. -v No
aent to the ttotnite t i-.'ay l.y I 1 t
Tnft Igohatad t '.. UMtod Btnti
torne--Joaoph R, M ur.aon. Wa.r
Arlaoiia. William -s' Land.;-. , ... t
of Porto Rico, and Alexander Akerman,
Houtiiiiii DtOtblCl of Ooorgla, an.
eighteen eonauls.
irtak I'natal Scrim Witrr. twttled it
i. CattUll alt. I'Boaa Munaj UUl Olio.
"RAILROADING
ATTACKS WOMAN,
ROBS FLAT, TURNS I
0NJ1AST0 KILL!
Negro Elevator Operator Con-
fesses Siiockin Crime in
I larlem Apartment House.
AGED VICTIM IS DYING.
Would-Be Slayer Comes to
W ork W ith Blood-Stained
Money in Pockets.
Mrs. Johanna. 1IEI IIUI . -WfVirdx
years Old, a !dovr, la dylbs In her flat
on the fourth floor of the Riviera Apart
ments, No. Seventh avenue, a the
result o( a nturdrodl attuck made upon
:n' last night by Frank C. Cooper, a
Coli red elevator man employed In the
building,
Forcing his way Into the aged woman's
apartment with premeditated dMign to
kill ami rob, tiio big young aogro nama
an re, iii vlotlm with his fists, break
ing her Jaw and nose and ripping great
washes In her forcead. Ufaf to her
piMdingo for meroy, he poumied the
widow ii.io uuoonaclouanoaa, draggod nr
to a buihr :orn, turned 'n eixt .ea sa
It - ii :i 1 with li. la hiita a the
pro. IOdl 0 hit ferocious crime.
The moal aatonlahlag feature or tho
outrage, howaver, waa that the man
come c oil) back to hie work loday and
aalkeu Into the ar of half a ; ...en
p llee.nen.
Mm. IttUbOttor alone In her rial
II gilt 'Vila her little ;.udle. or
ron, i'n.'. w.. , -. ira the apartreaat with
her, ..- In -:. Paul on a butrtncai trip.
II, r ma .1 ii ji ep n the 11;,:. VI
tbla waa known to tie: i!g young nemo,
an . I tn bll confaaalon a 'apt. Tun nay
, 1 ... Weal one Hundred an I Twenty.
Rfth itreat station ioday ba Mid he de
It lerut. ly went to tha apart tuent to alay
and ro ,.
NLEDEU MONEY, SO HE DECIDED
TO ROB WIDOW.
II. gnllbod his work early In the
(VOning and went out with aonia friend.
He run out of funds and then con
cilved the idea of breaking Into the
Hal of te aced widow and robbing It.
He had only a vague plan In his mind,
and Intended to do any needed violence
with hil hand! only. He ngured It
wiul. I llmpli to pound Mrs. Ileu
benor Into unconnolouineaj and then
-.urn on ta- gua
)e got up ' i lb apartment about 10
o'clock, allppitU '"to th? hous wliei
t! olgbl alavator operators of the Mg
bun were la baMniegit, He weni
t , i do ir of lu" lleubenor Hat and
: . to id'.: ; ana ii;?s
It it wtll ft'orlh one' while to
,p nd lake not when a greit ecu-
'.r:'. firmly HUMIehdA
4,467
1,769
i . : ads. were
nrlnte.l In Die World
a d J .
; Die
last
M
. I'l thf Hffil.i.
it II, .i I, I ribune and
. i.MBINID.
Th ticurai hrand Thi World it
ri iii . 'diiitn nf communtea
run batwMn landlordi add tenants
t'.;.!'. New York has over srn.
.4 o , r" .' id aag n
f.oi, Hon' i Renting An icon
jpcufc IWlumM tor ll'oi'M "JTg l.rf
ndicflifnp tea ii I la.
'VWW A'JWV.V
floor -r in" lieu oenor iiat nnq
(Continued "n .Second Pag.)
. rnj- aMasaw -1 aj i saaiaaaaaBaaaaWasaaaaaaal 1
Following
the Trail
IWt&V&fXZS?""" NEW
BABY ON ICE CAKE
IS SAVED BY DOG
One-Year-Old Willie Blake
Rescued After Remarka
ble Adventure.
NOT LVHN SCRATCH lil).
Playful Pet That Caused the
Trouble Wags Tall in Joy
After It's All ( )ver.
Hunch 1 a 1i!r w
to look at, ! ut he
hero; for IThon Iih
one eur oM, off ;
cake of Ice in the
- dly dog, not mu h
ha the heart of a
; ashed Willie Hlake,
canal iioat onto a
North Ulcer to-day
he Wl nt overlM.ur.l after Wlllio, And
when Willie was rescued, ten minute
later, a fall city block away from the I
canal boat. Uunch was HAiniiuiiiR along
side the cake of m, barking With all 1
the power "f iii , hllPd lima.
Willi- Hlake Ii the only child of ('apt.;
and Mr. Hlake of the good canal boat .
J Mary Ann, which is moored for the
i winter with a " of other canal boats
along the south ald of Pier B, Jersey
Cltg. Irat to the north aide of the pier
I to-day was the big -ermuda steamship
I Oceana. The Mary Ann Is the farthest
I boat out of tl spa boat fleet and her
stem. whre the cabin la located, pro-
Jerta beyond tne pier line.
I PUTS BABY IN CLOTHES BASKET
ON THE DECK.
A perambulator 1 not pari of t'io
tqulpmant of the canal boat Mary Ann.
I Willie' NOtlng plac when he Is out of
doors Is a clothes Mokct, Well uphill
' Mere.l with blanket. Mra. H ake pul
I tho clOthO basket and Willie oul on the
I deck lO'day while iba engaged in tlie
work of propnling the noop meal In the
aliln.
j Bunch i Wtil WIIllo'o playmata. In
ramping around the I aaket, Rune . found
I to iiis oanlno gurpriva ihai he cottid
' .move It. Wlt i much w igging o: hla tail
, and ghuffting "f hi. feet, lie rubbed a'
I the baakal with hla hum until he had
I it right near the el;" "1 the deck.
Willie cooed an 1 clapped hi" hinds In
appreciation of the sliding rid Bunch
'had given him acrora the daek. Of
OOUrM had Hun h been a really In
tlllgnt dog he WOllld hive pulled til .
! basket i ut of danger and not puahad
It over ti i1 side. Ii.it push it 0Vr he
did.
I The tile wo running in ilugglahly
, and, fortunatoly for Willie Rlake, it
rarrlcd a big cak or ! nlnngaid thu
Mary Ann )ui a tio cloiiie oaakot
! and its precious burden droppod from
tile boat Tile , lolne basket lauded
on Its side and Willi,-. .11 b ind d up
I In warm ba'ay clothes rolld out on
tiie ice and beean to ,-ry.
ATTRACTS BABY'S MOTHER,
THEN JUMPS AKTER HIM.
The tituailon called for action on ihe
part of Bunch, After lo iking p, r,ih Xed
ly over the cake of I e and Willi and
the Clothe basket for a aioinent, Hun h
lienan to how l like a (team s.reii. Jump
ing to tli'' door of th, c&bln lie howled
there until Mra. BUM ippMIWd with a
(Continued on Second Pane.)
BRANDT IN LETTERS
AND IN AN "iNTERVlEA"
one Was Written t" Mrs, Schiti
Five Ve.ir Ago, the Other
( iiven hit To-Day,
Prom Polk Rrandi' latttr to Mm
chirr written (in
Doarail Uady a
reniein en that I
left your s. rvlce
why I e i an- b.i
.ears jgQ!
you may parhap
ones UVI A at n un
i, and the real ,;i
la vir pel i n i
mu nnver ragllgcd or by any tn, in
aura. lied, t w..s for yog, yl bat
I muat t- I you D 1 Uagg, H ' no
th a par, I liar filiation I hav In ed
my daraing Intrftolon to write you.
I;, doing thll I put my future i ii a
haaardi nv , a .,
life for lo lime,
me in i arnlfl ni ihoi
And i'" i i 1 ' I i ;
,otte i n ' gv il l
ill to-1 1) :
"I ,i!n .'. i if to
u nl' r.' i ir r .
the ycot I oiu :
look a; .
;o wi tlie Ireci ni
nature ,:u nlorne I
water aa mm a as
1 ruin for m
or i' v. in . ring
:h; of c lining;-
, v. . at be la ro
oen ret a iod on
an 1 dr. iik In
i: ough bii.
1 am going
I water and
v.; .ii a' oi.u ciai
i can bafor ' ,
i eg goes down, gild (hen r inn going
to aieep gndar tlie naaf. My oaun.
ei wlil know where I am once in
, twenty fvur hour."
ADRIFT IN HUDSON
YORK, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY
Wife Whose Laundry Bundle
May Win Husband a Divorce
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MEXICAN SITUATION SLF5SL
PERPLEXING, TAFT
INFORMS LODGE
Now, How Could Miss Whit
President's nswer to Senator more Remember a Little
Who Presents Letters of u'::,i! Llke That?
Americans.
WASIIINtlTON', I'.
Henat ir
l.o.Ue I
before P,
dent ,,:
In Ueali
Mu a i tiuaett loday laid
, :.l Tuft I, tiers from renl-
,ai siate who have property
lllld w .io are ,:i are.it ul.iriu
over i.e.-, at condltlona. .Mr. bodge
said thnt the praidnt regarded the,
ItUal oa as delicate and ptrpl. xliiK.
AUITINi T' X, I'eb. I's The cuptur" 1
f Juara has mid., i great itrangth to
the Zapala and 'as, as revolt through
out t-'c country, according to des
patches received bare, in aoutngrni
Mexico tie Ham- uf Insurrection Is1
spreading' rapidly. Authorttatlvn In-
(ornaatlon w is obtained to day that a
gonaral uprising or VaaquUi n i
gcheduled to take place in ihe gtgloa
of Tamaullpa and Nuavg Uear on
Jlan h 1. Hun Is of rebels In th legf
(una dlatrl t ore concentrating negy
San Pedro to Join Oen Campoa' 'irmyi
mi its nortbwurd mar, h
i-vderal troopa will b sent to Araeool
and Velgrdena lo relieve the marooned
A'merlaana at ti. aa pi t,
Kranclsoo del Tore, wltb lOOeinen, I'
marching south in in direction "'
Slate OolilMi Several de Inch Ittel IS of,
ii. ipa are in pursuit. Macarlo Ramlrea
a il gvral of his man were killed and
wounded in an engagement "' the
Ktst troops nanr t w towu of Tacalit.
Ian. Womn and chlldron ' fleeing
to Uuadalajara from lbs hnctendai In
var .. is porta "f the Stale, roaring1
raids by t he I I
FAMILY CAMPS .i STREET.
lylaiioaHOaeed and HwHvry, Kutir sii
i i bnilel "i Walk,
John Slrtaon, I Ii wlf and two obll
drcn wen. dlaimi weed loday from
the: - apart mnt In the (oncnient at No.
i: ! : i in ii in ire i and sot d
str.et. Having no rmN ,.r friend,
I ... re. i . i.-l iting bseaiiio I l I .
longing" " Ih sidewalk, NalUon ins
long " uul oi wortc and lb family
:j.,i-i bai "n deplotad for avral
days.
Xellaon alck and tii ihlklrsn ar,
aunering fro m 'aek of fail. Matlaoa .a' I
he notllied a eliaritable l aa: aii, i, i .
alt in..:, but thai 00 attention waa
paid to h;y rtquMt,
ON WITNESS STAND
Ti
VI la Willi u ire. me
pr. I'
I mi:
not ret who succeeded tlatij l
ta- tar a; the Winter i
io now i,,b tbla aftt
tic ilu - nl. ii I In the
laid. . I. uppe
io in before
supreme, p
IIS-
Ilia M'hllmor wanted an annnlmenl
of inn mat rl ig to Wanda vl lie n. ii
Hall, sin. 's now almoai fie,, of n,at
marital eutanalcment, for Juutlca Mow
burger told bar Utwyer to draft ., de
cree and ha would alga It.
Uaj Whltmore, win wai fetohlngly
gowned In a bin. k velrel suit and wora
n large picture not w.th a profusion of
plum, told how aha had married Hall
In Jersey I'lty May ill, IIH, an. I utter
dlaoovarad he had another wife from
wham he waa not dlvoroed.
In supporl of her alul for an arm il
mi tn or in r marriage a lodgement of
tba Supromo Court, entered laai yeai
favor of Mrs. Klorenc r. Hall agwln it
atand1ll Hall, was produced In evl
deuce. Tae firsl Mrs. Hall I dalned he
,ii. one from Han by naming Mis
VVhttmor as corapondant,
On the wllio as stand to-day l
Whltfflor ehowod some trace t ner
vouni. Tao nrt quaatlon her lawyer
asse.l was her name, and ln- promptl)
replied Vlda U 'A It more.
"Von mean Vlda w Hall," corn 'ti 1
th attorney.
"on, eh, i forg i," aald me young
aotrea, lo r face flushing.
Tlie Hav. Uaniuel -I Arthur of Jerae
'lt.i was then l ii. led and I Ifled '
ivlnv performed tho marriage cere,
a v In IM '
"(lee! iiu' I'm g ,,i i us thing .
over"' almost Bhoiited Mia IVhltmor,
a ho w ii- ii ting th court room,
"Think you'll try matrimony again
soon'.'" w .. : ai d.
Not no
t he Aral i
poor fudga
nromau'a i
Maud i'l
1
1 so. h ., iij-.:
afraid I ni a
I'm
el .
W ,1
lie you
i cm uuit a aag
t his wavwardn i
trou de and n.. w i
n fihu i' i Hand, it
rvlng ois ! en hre
' began lie aujt f,,r
a- ue red wlin t"..
;.ii.. i in . i s n t-n-d
mi would .1. fi d
. In, f.,.l. Ilia 'i
iii" pre . c. I . I . ii
wa wiiiie was
i a 't Mill W It
nnulnieni o
w,:m . ,".s and im
Har and annu
i a . ase. Mow. . .
.,!. ingwar within
'l.l w hen
was
.iii ufttrnoo.1 Ml Mfbltmor
ailing.
:a I . JI,
28, 1912
18 PAGES
STORY RELIES UPON
SONG OF THE SHIRT
He'll Sing it in Court, Telling
How Actor's Linen Went
Out in Wife's Laundry.
L )VE IN C( H T( E,T k
Mieges Wito Spent Summer
With Stanley Forde, While
He Worked for$t8Per.
Whi ther or not gtaula) I'or I. , an
actor, bud xloVM s In a bundle of
laundry by young a: i pretty Mrs
Helen nut glory front icr apartment
at No. ;;', hnt Nl at m i street, will be
on,
of the queatlonj 1, .'on. the Jury In
Alien Lawranci
trial of Which
itoff presiding.
ri
dlvurc suit.
beg in to-, i n . jostle.
'his was announced by
counsel for the plain
Bdmund m y,
tiff huaband.
Mr, dtory Is a
i. ii,. Judge ii- .
his large est it f.
and Mra. William
granddaughter of th"
Hilton and helreM of
Story Is a so i ,.f M i .
Cummmg Story of No
an tpartmani at n
34 Uramar Park,
The Hior.vs had at
32 Kus! Tlitri y-nlnl I
.Mi Story
am an in
oduclng th"
70 WIPE
'TIS SAID.
-net Stanley l i.nl. mid be
limits friend of hla, Intr
letor lo Mrs Mtory.
ACTOR INTRODUCED
FORMED "TRIANGLE,''
in outlining the pin ntlff i tae .Mi
st"r s a ttornt v .- i ,l
t "Mr. .''lory was In tin I In ulth hii I
went Mouth, bui on morning, about n
o'clock, lie dropped Into the haChiOf
apartment at So, I Weal ThlrtV-ae id
treet, gpoctlng to And onl Kurds.
Hut, to his Mlonlahmoni and dlomay,
in, found .Mi Btorj l her, l is true,
the actOTfl si-i. i, Hil Korde, wa pres
ent, but .Mr. gtory an thai hla w fe s
aagocUitlon wan Kordo was undealrabl
and he pruteMad at tie iii "t opportunity,
"Mis. gtory, we will sioi, ha I l. d
Ihe elevator boy not to admit am .., i.
Vfhcn Korde was yloltini her, W.- w,
also show thai as many as eleven of
gtanley orde'a shiiis were enl out
'rum the gtory apart nnl in on I mdri
bnudlo
"Whin Mr, Htory returned from Ih
South, iitnoi in, ,,r ahu i i. wl.'e and
Korde bad bcn doing durini hli aha
in e. it waa mat with pr Iilon by
eort, I'orje's
111 it they I al.e
Savoslnk H' ach.
. nuldn'l go ther.
ploymani he is
iitid Ii 1 1 o keep
Nli I and Mrs
a callage logei
.Mr. St-,: jirotis
on a. ouni ol b
a clerk i" Iti a
regular n ira,
itory.
"The other argued it wa all right P
ho were noi thero, as Mlai Korde would
is- gi me cottage. Th itag a-
rrnted. Ml Kordo remained Jual one
week. Then s: left, and Korde and
Mrb, storv remained alone in tho rot
tag, with the threvyoarold g'.ory child
and iwo me Ida, who went out overy eve
nlgg.'1 STORY'S PROTEST AGAINST COT
TAGE LIFE WENT FOR NAUGHT.
Mr. gtory protested uga.nst this sa
nation contln ilng. but Korde and .Mr.,.
Story argued they had gone lo a greai
da of eapenso, and, m .Mr, gtory waa
..nl'. making IP a wee and his w.fe wai
paying the apnag of tie oottag, whai
Mr, Htory sa d didn't oounl for mu h.
"Konle and Mrs Story Hayed, in t at
cottage two months, finally, the pt.
uation became so aaandaiou Mr. gtory,
accompanied by his brother, went out
there and took his baby gin away, in
in, ajbaeoc of her mother,
T ie man and woman l lyed ,it t ier..
TO GAIN A DIvORC
fifteen daa after the tak.o w,
away y (be fathr, Bven after theat y
ret urn tliev were mi h III ea 0 ,,( a:
ronapaii) al raatauranti and pla ea "';,
. nuns, lieeil. nut in,' i i. max was cuppeu
when Kurd went into the Pennsylvania
i: i , i ..a i t level off! t on Klfi ivenue
..It. i Mrs. gtor) and bOUgl I two t.. iota
f ir lieno, N'v., "ue for Mr M ind
on for at maid Mr Mi i i n
she w .' go. to IteUo g ... i
We heard that and g o
ad , now i i. ...I. Almu i
Mi s. gtori i "' led In II' no i
s. n i d v fi . . py of th u.n n
li llaUlt, ni' n"t l le i .
.'. ,i ih alightt i from the
, Varb we grrved her again. 1
attorney wiiiia u M. Hulll i an
. v'.:it Mi s gtOI Oallnl hi r
ii rblldswlfo" and di larui i
inly a i: i i maul '
te ling a gOOd wo n , i a. a l
r. a. s n. .in 1 1 moral liu - u I, i
, ,,. a . bad rafuaad vi . i
l.l i:
.n ih
wa
fait
Ma.ll.l Biilbliua lurklsh Hall,
Isiaia ifru Usui wun i,rii.it, - -. u..
and niinlc irs. Chi
at lu at
SWIFT INDICTMENT
nr Ti in a in niuniTA
e Ut IAaIUAd Mm
i PLANNED BY POLICE
Arrangements Completed for the
Calling of Thirty Witnesses Before
the Grand Jury, Which Will
Take Up C:.se a I Once.
MURDER CHARGE ADDED
TO THE LIST OF CRIMES.
Capture of "Dutch" and Others
Named by Kinsman May Clear
Other Holdup Mysteries.
Although five of thi: men who
tobbery art J the division 1 1 the lo i
usrYtc! ii complicity in another
Imunler, the (Mice Departmenl completed arrangements o4iy to prcstfiit
the casdi of Kinsman, Albruzi i, s, laine, Montanl and Lamb Ihe live
suspects under arrest to the Urand Jury,
Prompt lndictr..ents, i"i.'k.
expectations "i Second Dep'ut)
Assistant District-Attorney N tt.
trials
Pollc
AIKEN REWARD
El
F
City Oilers SI,
Adding More
( Jase, l i Nol
i ii
ill KOIK
Mystery ti
xpect Vrrest.
OR ASSAILANT
OF IS. BEACH
; i wo iiauana. ueicrtOCO in the run-
; foMlon made by Kinsman, one uf th
(gpieial U Tea lifeala wodJI. highwaymen, as "Malteo" and "Paul
A1KKN. . .'. I- , -v ;o. Peh-re . .,.,.,..,. uaknoan by name to Kiaa.
said to-dgj thai 'he earring i"t ) i,,i,,., upon tts important pr-
Mra Frederick 0 Beach when eh wa aonage in i crime Thorough aearch
murderoualy aaaaultad in lb yard of bai 1 n made uf their haunts without
hr home Monday night had been found iUC CM an I II la auppjacd they have
land aggmlngd ' " expert jtweiier, I fld from tho city,
Abo ItatM that Instead of blng Worth Ail of theae four ar "gun fighters"
M.OUO, as waa reported, they are w.ulli The lainm lo ik nj active part g the
HO more than 13 I Ota Th ' ' I ' II they appeared at a rec
ti xpert say a. are mad Ol pa j delVOU whn tiie money was divided
They were fOUn I In t;',- trd 1 ihi an I one of tip m ia said to have grabbed
Ilea 0 i resldenco, w in re th,' las i ill upon II '.'SM of tae UVnUU itolen.
Mis, It. a i was ma, , , all i 1 1 1 mem
was hros.li by a ol aw thl
Met
the
ding
a, I ii
bery
York
. .1.' of
whi ii
pol ee
motit e
society woman ri
her " 1 1 wuli a
, oil
fell,
led.
P
Th
in. i
h .a aiao p. en i eeovoi
declar. dlvnosei of
Ill
thbory.
it iiai a'' dvlo
woman In in emploi
truck wii.i i in same
mliiu'ea e..f . Mi
ed 'hit a neio
of Ihe Pell h 'I v. l
fence Pa t. iik few
Ilea it' resraa
night. Tn.' at: i,'H
,. naanl Ma
., I 'I" .1 CI I
i outboui
:i. Ir; . and i
Ii
woman wa mad al a
i b( lard, used us n
. . .: mra atati thai tin y
.v u una
nan -'
n uwni when 1 " nearu
. .mi I ge ng In t o- opposite
: om th ite ic i 1 o n
-a ind, I NVl s 'Itllng
, negro atru k :: and lb
ii i. waa nol th on hi i -in,
i-ontradiri i h di
., p iito bat c abandon I 1 1
,i
ic
,.,!', I
t i'l, d I il l'
Tin M
theory thai
BSUlti a" i
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l lie : o coal. nit le I Hie a
hii, r'biisid
T.u .'ll Com
I ii 1 1 In i I
ell baa i
t ii- u: .a al
: ai ty. bui
'I I c ..ill
i no S4IJ
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I TIHSNTO.V, .N. J . I'. i i . I. r i
jKoaur, tic weattby Tronton youth,
dr. var of bo 111 fated auto hl bplung4
lul l the canal ut It. oakvtlb o.i tliu u.n .-.
0 dan. 13. taualng the deal i of three
giils and two otiug men, ' - tlnd f.'Vu
:, V ikfgl Police t'ourt Ihll uft.rn.iau
, oi y.vlng tb am to without li'.'vtigo,
' , aaaa " r.
PRICE ONE CENT.
participated In the $:s,o.xi taxicab
are -till at large, .nut one ut theii is
holdup which ivas accaApanied by
jiij severe punbhmenl arc ihe
! Commissioner Dougherty and
i' Thirty
d ia i d al
i Hd none
"i more wltuesse will be pro
: Urand .1 iry Ini eatlgatMn,
of th.... win ii,. person w io
i srtlclu I ted
tile I v or shared
i o- dealga nf I tough-
no
proflta
Ii
'' i. - nl i:..inj even the thre
'I, 'i who in :,. :,i .,- a eeeaarig.
after Ihe fad . Urand Jure wllneaaea
N o f i men will la- allowed Ihe
Immunity a II h attache, lo one Who
liattfla befor a Urand Jury concern
Ing a crime alleged to hive Uep rem-
milled b :ilmaeir.
While ih Urand Jury pi nillgjgi
an- ,n procaaa of formation a e mntry
n de March oil ier wai for tile mlaa
Ing Hi. auapa f The mod Important
... lb is a uii known a "I'uteh,"
i playd a prominent part In the
lavlca , robbery, tnd la also aupe.'tad
ol Implication In other recant holdups,
on of win, era attended oy tae death
oi the . ttim,
$10,000 OF STOLEN
MONEY
"PLANTED" IN NEW YORK.
Th dele tlvfl at work on the case be
'i' al . i- 110,00 of the money
I iat waa atoitn from the bank mil
i nger la planted" in thl city. Horn
: .. dels - "I lv . i. inn's coufeaalon
ri iiai le l oy the police a truth
'fill. Incidental to the search for th
remaining ii. a t..c. la under way
i -. i rob for tl.e money.
a ir mn n ho ar ao
wanted the ..!. di agnal I Ml
toe thu Kul." a meMOnger
., i' 1. w , play , l a minor rola
u I , ill i. Kroni Police Headquarter,
that at least
vu live iien wanted would ba
i ,.aii. l within a very ahorl time. Il 1
itel u( the pall a that they wera
tJ ... a ih' half .1 I ii other big
,ld- , . . . if w iii ni included murder,
during i OA nt awtllhd,
'.....: . i'. ... .' ih" : xivah rob
ay pi eacn . .ar mora
.i.i.' in a: j di tc live ol llctloa
n-.il . ' ..... mud reader,
i .i .::, i i iii . : i ao ticuonal crime
, t .ii i u .. tit uatik'a uies
i ! io crudest,
uracil .. k ever known
TEN MEN MAO A PART IN THE
RJLJERY.
Pen ..:;, have had
i . . i ut I ho i ... . j . Throw worn
ti in th under
irlj a.ul acieiu, diiokeupur age
IknVWO 1' uaic o. . u aware of the big
uaui and of i,, aiai .t puailo dUlaioo
uf .iik afpll. Tha yullce have
i-':'l?