Evening Star Newspaper, February 7, 1929, Page 12

= ' ONE BANDIT ROBS TRAIN PASSENGERS Suspect Taken Soon After Robbery Confesses, Police Claim—Loot Recovered. 3y tbe Associated Fress. HERKIMER, N. Y. February 7. Thomas Fialowski, 30, of Buffalo, was| wrrested near here yesterday by State | roopers in connection with the hold- 1p of a New York Central train just sutside Herkimer early today. According to the troopers, Fialowski admitted the hold-up. Two watches stolen from passengers and a little more | than $40, the amount obtained in the | hold-up, were found in his possesslun. the troopers said. Leaps From Moving Train, The bandit, who held up the pas- sengers in the day coach on the train, escaped after firing a volley of shots over the heads of the terrified victims. One shot was fired at him by Dominik Dee of Frankfort as he leaped from the train while it was moving at a speed of about 35 miles an hour. According to the story told troopers by Fialowski, he was knocked uncon- scious after leaping from the train and lay beside the tracks for about five| hours. Later he made his way into| Herkimer and boarded a bus bound for Cold Brook. Fialowski is said also to have told the | troopers that he had escaped from two | prisons within the past two years and was wanted in this State and in Mis- souri as an escaped convict. Driver Suspicious. Fialowski’s head was badly bruised and his clothing was torn. George Stanfelner, driver of the bus, had be come suspicious of the man, and asked James Kennedy, a passenger, to notify State police. Kennedy dropped from the bus with- || out arousing suspicion and telephoned police who purued the bus in an auto- mobile and took Fialowski off between || Middleville and Newport. Fialowski at first gave his name as Frank Robinson of Rochester, but later| | admitted his identity and told the story Mi;m escapes from prison, the officers said. He said that he was sentenced from Buffalo in 1925 to 10 years in Auburn || ! for assault, but escaped August 18, 1927, with three other convicts. Later, he || ; was sentenced from St. Louis to 10 years In the Missouri State prison, but escaped | | on December 14, 1928, after serving seven months. BERLIN MUSICIAN DEAD. Biegfried Ochs, Founder of Noted Choral Society, Expires at 71. BERLIN, February 7 (P).—Siegfried|| Ochs, director of the Philharmonic || died here yesterday, at || Choral Society, the age of 71. The Philharmonic Cho- 'ral Society, which Herr Ochs founded || in 1882, has for over 40 years been || one of the most prominent. factors in || Berlin’s musical life. Ochs was a native of Frankfort-Am- || Main and studied at Heidelberg Uni- versity. He was a former director of the Royal High School of Music, at Berlin, and was chairman of. the. Prus- || slan Commission of Experts on Musical Affairs. Colliery and Offices Burn. SCRANTON, Pa., February 7 (P)- PFire Tuesday night destroyed the Sun. nyside colliery and offices of the Hum- || bert Coal Co. at Jessup. The loss was estimated at $250,000 and 300 men are idle. Joseph “Jo Jo” Lawler, formerly Catholic University foot ball player and .now coach of the Jessup High School, was injured by falling timber while helping the firemen. Royal House Is Prosecutor. ROME, February 7 (#)—The royal ‘ " house of Savoy was represented as the “civil party” in an action for theft against four poachers who were charged with killing antelopes belonging to the royal domain. The King's own “great hunter” was one of the prosecution wit- nesses. After a vigorous defense by the ,men’s lawyers, the judge pronounced || the minimum sentenced and then sus- pended them. Knows Woman Surrenders Active Direction of Illinois Railroad Miss Katherine Wilson Built Line at Alton Into Profitable Carrier. By the Associated Press. ST. LOUIS, February 7.—Thirty years with one railroad, from stenog- rapher to assistant to the general man- ager, during which time the line grew from a 6-mile single-industrial road to a 50-mile one, serving one of the most active industrial districts in the Middle West, was the record left by Miss Kath- erine Wilson when she resigned Tuesday day from the Illinois Terminal Railroad at Alton, Ill. During her years in prac- tical charge of the property her man- agement achieved the reputation of being one of the most profitable rail- roads in the country. The belt line was sold eight months ago to the Illinois Power & Light Cor- poration, which also controls the Illi- nois Traction System, better known as the McKinley Lines, for a reported sum of $7.500,000. The value of the prop- | erty was traced to Miss Wilson’s man- | agement, railroad operators afirm. Miss Wilson had attempted several times to resign since the road was sold, but the new owners repeatedly urged her to remain. Stories regarding her knowledge of operations’are numerous, chief among them the averting of a strike in 1917. Some of the men had walked out, and Miss Wilson climbed into the cab of a locomotive, went to the scene of the strike, there persuading the employes to return to work. Will Represent King at Wedding. | LONDON, February 7 (#).—The Duke | { and Duchess of York will go to Norway next month to represent King George at the marriage of Crown Prince Olaf of Norway and Princess Martha of Swed‘en, The wedding will be on the BOOTH TO BE HEARD BY COUNCIL TUESDAY Salvation Army Leaders Send Ulti- matum to the General's Counsel. By the Assoclated Press. LONDON, February T7.—The High Couneil of the Salvation Army will re- sume its consideration of the deposition cf Gen. Bramwell Booth on next Tues- Gay, when the general's representatives are expected to be heard. Tuesday the council sent the gen- eral an ultimatum setting Friday of this week as the last day on which his case would be heard, but a technical point regarding notification of the gen- eral's lawyers caused the further post- ponement. Meanvwhile the council planned & further informal meeting for today to discuss the possibility of the general continuing his fight in the courts to re- tain his pow EDUCATOR IS ELECTED. Schunl Superintendent Wins Congress Seat. ST. JOSEPH, Mo., February 7 (#).— David W. Hopkms Republican, will step into Congress as Representative of the fourth Missouri district from the superintendency of the St. Joseph public schools. Hopkins was elected at a special elec- tion Tuesday to fill the unexpired term and new term, beginning March 4, of |the late Charles L. Faust, Repub]ican M’\Vor Louis V. 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