The evening world. Newspaper, August 22, 1900, Page 2

SCHARN BOY LEFT HIS SWEETHEART | IN TIME TO HAVE KILLED HIS SISTER. Dreeath Preparation foe As simiating he FoodantReguta |! ) ting the Stomacts and Dowels of Promotes C‘¢eation Cheerful | } Ress and Ne Contains neither 8) Opium, Morplune Nor " pet nor Mineral. | “ah BF ARCOTIC Pweg of Cd LATOR NEW YORK. . he thy tygie 1) Dus Se RCa RTS mey for Constipa soma! rms.Convulaions Feverisiy if | ness and LOSS OF Sie Fac Simite Sugnature of Diorrhoea Aa macteethag In Use For Over Thirty Years. ENUINE WAP RE ag? sees * -~) svete Ginnan! fest os |govononaounenoon [FRED SCHARN’S MOTHER |..." ‘t | UNSHAKEN FAITH OF khveR Ww Lielise yee vu meyer, who yenterdny iterncoe post BOY KNOWS WHO sing 8 ven) ioe venation 8 | — WARMLY DEFENDS HIM. Zi"Givscs| SCHARN'S SWEETHEART tively “oe ‘ MURDERED HIS SISTER. ‘(ue musue: ves went . who pawned It. an wat Be . ¥ ROME yesierday atiernoon, anu had subsequently got $> more \ | sen taey jes 4 jug ler e+e i ‘ ‘ him, sa th nuld : el u . i¢ nd night to un . ) view, Jue aud one of ber vrotuer = , . age : os F ” he redeemed 1 ravel the f rw n yan Evening World re Mrs Lippotd | Declares He Accoumpaniea them, Their mower riatnly w € & ty my y dist Chu b Jengmination we ip polles op | Lorter to-day Is Innocent of the Crime , | SA Teeter wa... all migat tor them | rower te tear Pi see me Rane Share che Aimee, Tn F i | + ua | aarges/ma emaiias sa od hoo Pale - o or ms watch belonged t “If young Prederick Scharn did not murder his sister, 1%! and Knows Nothing of Waen an Evening World reporter; scrte Marr's, at ber “Bh eH taa'heard him tas but on examining ! / am satisfied HE KNOWS WHO DID KILL HER, & fed this morning at their home & Hunde 1 su sirer 1 too, was anxte graved on ti A y F A F he f be bh It or the Probable Mur | Bast Fourteenth ctreet he found ey epee F okie ha walsh a ‘ He is a liar as well as a thiet rom the first as derer. } the mother with ber eyes red [rom| wpe watch sald to have been) ,, mig ea Be Mra. Annie Kehoe : ¢ done all be could to obstruct our investigation, | am sure he [), | eee th end ie father DeFYOUSY Wawned by Fred on Aum, | mo 1 me. and, after wal ¥ yet + he b bad Ls o ma ater's yee ot . sine le stayed . same 'f with t , 4" knows much more than he has told. . aay retvaen 1h talk aboei thate nis sister's, beoame ! itaved there Second ave ‘ ‘ ‘ inimiatelnteirinioini> Hdaughter or tell when they expected ped one, ne together, 1 found him hie ta we a ieee — ‘ Bap ee her to return, nor would they say pmetines carried + when | got home shortly before ¢ _ ie = = ee inything about the que hin sleter's oh, for E have seen pawned, sour one sneak ? r k ou arg Innocent, dear! ge ‘ ' « \ the detectives, Both wele evident i Wave tt Mat and «© the wa i wed | sper f eh oy. 'lapent all of last alght on my [reper er * r greatly agitated “ ten, bet he did net have " ' Bs atly agitated, diny onteht by when room. " angie n nea « sin prayer. and | know that the] beheld Their veighboes Were in a stile of Saturday ntebt . 1 hove f else but ; ath webed Lim (he time he he had ‘ the bureau. ward Saviour « wer iy prayers and], te of ie Breat ene itement. They had seen thy ‘ i X She told the pol are In f " at in a few dave your Innocence | jegeing the uwf ow ath girl and her brother go away with 'ft tow hiss sae n . Sohnae be estabushed Be of good heart] | have reachet 7 at might the « detectives, and some of them har seme out with Mer, Price ' Frederick Seharn Is , a in Sam | aut up all night waiting for their re ' a ec HY : police & ar inior 1 t ‘ lo not falter solve the murder ¢ pos _ : rey tnahe w “ ' tt feputy den tou 1 war ay thoug m greatly s , ‘ y a reply ad Weed vis Hiv pihiaalmouaall accusations against my boy | WHERE OID JULIA GO? ag oir Fo pm . ‘ } ed he m and sald Sha la Jnsmmant 60 hie math, a8 An admission cade Ly Miss Lang y tesa io 5 ‘an | ¢ah We are bath &eo young to here after th murde ‘ Now ne la I think you had] knows nothing of probable } mother to an ening World re , m we ae ' » setenteen yeal t a f blanke nh t . % tr lerer too mu porter may posmbly furnish an | ‘ ie to al , wtte ie to your mother, and | murdere much p 5 “ * Ayes te. a “4 Mi = ; Ze siiy: Sant lett den's jes This isn't a nicott® shield her thing he, ing as to the line of investigation) . HW . ' oe ‘vay my mothe: The " H Me ien't 8 eee would « & tho as some would ‘Thur is not the police are purquing in comneetion ; mee . me | ow cd missing Dp en i t Kee place ¢ girls We'll take Mt He is nv y fy nature with ber daughter ‘ That ‘ " His My me ‘A ii ie 4 in reed 4 ‘ wees » ‘tin pita at care of he tenn, and |? aoe Kate w tke a chikt that oe The newsparers uave made a false |||.) ra ont ex soak. aaa [ee tain . apd e ont tial ie rhe . r ” ft on be out n | " separate| «all ‘ stement avout Julia, said Mes niks ‘bed him very much We hap Li # to stand by ¢ - Ka i ‘ h hier] 1 ‘ at! Lang They printed that Julia and! 2.) t 4 have Fred to the las though, that bedroom a valua i s t tise Harris dried her eves, “ ° fotin @akee ten bews *. Tena hav rough an ; pren the boy chose ve with Katie Seharn + quarrel about | 5 ug oto wervines *M Vorher experience sierday stolen from r snied « porters as abe paw ny preference to bis mother, She wan tive git en| Julia's young man and were enemtes which ‘ " 3 th mt and went back to her home in aol \. aren ver} Jb don't believe this ix true oe aw | i vi } ng. officer,” the Oy) the northern suburbs | KATIE LOVED BROTHER. |... 0 aay too Shake cow eh | 8 h ) je chatted She may have feprimanded jim t " y friend* | Kaue Seharn was dow m aa ad 1 sald ina t He chatted, a y iF stolen : i *f * [he woult not harbor, any resontine r lenors *') were friewliy enough (gen, A few aa bia At seh ate a break. | such person accompanied Kathe jae a her to him and he w ned] } City ' veation, She ° fust g of ‘ fried pos | Setarn ‘ hopping ¢ the |t tion from her ») | came back last Saturday for piecework oa A. ’ ' couse showing} ' ie ;, he Scher Jay in the tAtors, two rolls amd two cups of cof | aftermoon before the murder, which) “1 (i, nave been accuse) ’ ge Sauied 7 | “Saturday oe night the hospital war the * | f fe enjoyed the meal (mmense- | simply means that the identifica Well, Lam a German end we gre not | rh ‘an fo eats t " ving Ag. ! rm k ; But * eee He is not tH} kept fu the ward | ly. Tht the regulation prison fare Gon of Clara Marks, the ribbon-|a demmverrative people We do not ok ft Well if] nay her @ friendly vist, AtZ ou hs Katle Beta i oan a est for one of) for those the hospital cell winter erk at Bloomingdale's, w ow ea artet as much as} he tw Leg IO {her hat on and was just 7 1 be- gis youth and i tustion and t ‘om 7 to 9 Scharn took exercise | Was @ mistake lahitd Gnd the:thander ct’! papi pee ne io de with Me . ie] Starting when her fellow came, [| (lenis in Morrisania vast nagar e 4 necompanied Ka be pr ties want to| in the corridor, He made an excel This confusing clue was cleared UP | thn 1 was at at | ei! a Rat eroers Seer (nan eee epeees 8 i ie and that they hy make hits t y him | lent impression on the keepers w the police this morning when they| ‘I cannot cry and meke a fuse about] which [oa ‘ bs Ie ELAN B90 (At fe. We 8 | Pitepdrl a ynnrrel. They probably ealled H He and Julia and Katie! Nearly wo 4 pide Ab possible le ref see any reporters aterviewed Pannie Burke, a shop | nd Katie's sweetheart, Me. | she saloon of his friend a an CHeh other The boy is rT: ng “8 Nettle Harris, the lad’s sweetheart, | mate and chum of Katte Scharn in| When they had finished they left the! the forewoman at the peneil fac- | en went out togethe J t v aulek-tempered i y Ms | den Flynn sa A sna it le nig Sod who steadfastly refuses to be-]the Eagle Pencil Company's factory. | store and Miss Scharn sald she was ory. and for a long time Katic ; \e | wan aying, Al com Ju as a ‘ wits Waee at first time in jprieon ' p that he murdered his sister,| Mle md the police she was! going home She took a car in the Scharn's most intimate friend. They | wa, Thay Gked a litte Whiele ; start, Then her compamt to the ordin itar he Tombs this morning tofat the factory Saturday noon when | direction of her apartments, and Miss | had a furious quarrel because Mixs | (,,. and then told me that they! + toa) Wer with & mmer aud finement it 1 nd m She talked with him in the! Katle called to collect her wages.|Hurke went to her own home, She [40g discovered Miss Seharn In com: | going down to Coney Ialand. | . Ward stranated her. dent, » at m in the hos: | presence of a guard # few minutes. | They drew their pay together, and as | never saw tbe girl again rae her ance, & younk! had gone tot ged cae Bal \ t_ when, scsor her brother Fred tal ward, whe an have com:| "Put your trust in the Saviour,| Mist Burke had an afternoon off Miss Burke is at work in the fac-| A woek before the murder Miss | yar yume, RReK, #0 1 don't know Ah coer be As Cie 0 } EAS) Deities pany and thing Fre he sa etween her soba.| they went uptown shopping through | tory to-day Lang went Atlantic City on & Query) Did Julia Lang a@ | t « always fe tr ' e th n{ cand pray to Him day and night to! the stores acation, She returned home SAtur- | aweetheart, the to morn riends, If f had the wa sliver you from thin awful prison! They entered Bloomingdale's to-| WHERE IS JULIA LANG? jay morning. That night Katiel was, tetandt te ‘ joned me nat to Saturday night and ‘had | Scharn was found with her head wk x feten-|been w ' | was not va snd self pos-|and acquit your name of the stain of| gether and were there quite a while, The police are to-day surrounding eaten in with a hammer and stran. | "St (he voller are mow tryime to) Pie sw Ueno wenis have baeb ta Beneed | Ay as ay yuld well] this fearful accusation making a number of smal! purchases. | Julia Lang with myster Bhe was | gled to death find oat all do 90,” » t Evening > tb | | 6 y rs auuw BSBeBBauw SeGRUBaaue' For Infants and Children BEARS THE SIGNATURE OF