The evening world. Newspaper, September 19, 1902, Page 9

— ARRESTED AS CITY HALL THUC. Detectives Think They Have Caught a Mem- ber of Gang of Ener- getic Hold-Up Men. DESCRIBED BY VICTIM. When Officers Took Wiiliam Lohmer Into Custody His Companions Fled—Said to Be an Ex-Convict, Central Office Detectives Burke and O'Connor arraigned a tall, well-dressed man who gave his name as William Lohmer and address as Mills Hotel No. 2 before Magistrate Deuel in the Essex Market Court to-day. The detectives arrested him in the bellef that he is one of the gang of robbers who have recently been hold- ing up and robbing persons in City Hail Park. Lohmer was*with two other men in Clty Hall Park last night when he was arrested. His companions fled when they aw the detectives. rest came about from a ven to the police by John Indiden, of No, 38 Cumbertand Brooklyn, who alleged that ing through the park on Aug. 15 threemen attacked him and robbed him of $4 and his gold watch. He was knocked down and badly beaten, In the struggie Indiden man- aged to get a good look at his as- gaflints and Lohmer tallies with the description of one of them. Lohmer was held for examtnation The detectives told Magistrate Deuel that Lohmer was an ex-convict and has served eral terms of imprisonment SHOPLIFTED IN DETECTIVES ROOM. foman Caught with Armful of Books Pleads So Earnest- ly She Is Released, but Is Caught at Work Again. Emma Meredith, who said she lived No. 22 West Forty-third street, was eld by Magistrate Flammer in the efferson Market Court this morntng in 300 ball for trial as a shoplifter. ’ Jith woman was ay drygoods store, he ‘had gathered up an armful to be | feleased in and went to the to have her released rf consented and the woman went Mee \A"short time afterward Blades found je woman on one of the upper floors. Ye Was again taken to his office and He said he found $10 worth which she had taken from Sle locked {n there the first She was then eplaces under arrest, RUNKEN WOMAN WAS ROBBED. rtender and Chambermaid eld on Charge of Taking 73 from Victim After Ply- ing Her with Drink. s desk w 7e. William Sehecher, thirty-four years old, bartender in O'Brien's, Thirty- third street and Thint avenue, and Allce Clark, a chambermaid there, were held i $1,000 ball for ¢urther ex- amination by Magistrate Brann at Yorkville Court to-day on a charge of Grand larceny. The complainant, Mrs. Sadie Ed- wards, No, 3 East Twenty-ninth Street, said they stole $73 from her stocking at 1 o'clock this morning. Mrs, Edwards,” said ale Magistrate, been ‘drinkln, it got the drink in the place,” she replied "And after they robbed you?" ‘adde the J} erhat’s not, so." anid: the hartender, “ghe went behind the bar and tried to take some money out of the cash regis- got you gunk they er, “This must be a fine piace," omment of the Magistrate mitted the defendants to pr ther hearing to-morrow. font, told the Magistra ad offered the complainant $60 to the case and she had refused It, ——— WOMEN TO BUILD HOSPITAL. Fashionables Join in Movement for Sick at Portchester, (Speclal to The ening Worl.) PORTCHESTER, N. Y., Sept. 19.—A number of wealthy women of Port- chester have inaugurated a movement to erect a new hospital in that village aud are raising suvscriptions to carry out thelr plans. Mrs, Marlon H, Story, who has @ country seat on King street, and js prominent fn Westchester and New York society, was one of the frat to make 1. git i check $8, Won” Bude DS. Rien wil furniate the atone for the foundation. The Hadles Hospital Association, which has churge of the present Insti: tution, and which Is recelging the »uh- soriptions, 1s made up of Mrs Kelley, President; Financial Secretary, Marshall, Treasure was the as he com: ison for fur- Lawyer Nu- BRACKETTSVILLE, Tex., 9 ; Three persons lost their lives and one was seriously burned in a fire which eee the home of Bacon, Cox: ‘The Nettle ae ante, thirtes omas Cox, ieee of the death was By ‘pulls session of a man the police call Henry PRISONER HAD $3,000 IN GEMS. Police Are Looking for the Owners and Have Sent Out a General Alarm About Find. By the expenditure of only $5, all of which went for pos:nge, James P. Hicks, of Long Island City, carried his election district despite the fact that there live in the territory followers of Borough President Cassidy whose aggregate sal- aries are $10,000 a year, Hicks, who Is only thirty-elght years PHOTOINROGUES’GALLERY |0ld. is 2 Croker man and has carried | the dietrict, which Is the Third, for the | last five years. Determined that he Well-Dressed Man Who Had] should not do it again, Cassidy threw ‘ every bit of patronage possible inte the Jewels Is Silent About) tn. aistrict. He gave out official post Himself and as to Where He] tions tavishly and in every possibic way urged his leutenants to get the Got the Jewels. eaten out! The official court shows that they needed one more batlot to tle and two! more to win, Hicks won the day by one vote, the count being 114 for him) and 113 for the Cassidy contingent. The Cassidy men had all the ma-| chinery of a perfect organization in thelr favor, They won In every other . put with all this they were un- jable to defect a young man who had spent only $5 and whose capital con- Isisted_ almost entirely of his personal popularity. CHUSED ARREST OF FORMER FIANCE Mrs. Marza Pabst Accused Charles Earlick of Following Her frem Berlin and Fre- quently Attacking Her. EA ear at A woman’s gold wateh, chain and charm, A diamond sunburat an inch and a half in diameter, A brooch of rubies ana phiren. ‘ A diamond sunbarst. Diamond earrings (pair). Three pearl rings, one a ‘soll- taire, two others set with smaller pearls surrounded with small diamonds, One ruby ring. | Six diamond rings. | One sapphire and diamond } | Dp Mrs, Marza Pabst had to appeal to the police for protection from the tentions of Charles Earlick, a swe heart of her youth In Berlin, Earitck was to-day fined & by Magistrate Flam- Jn the Jefferson Market Court. riick Hyves at No, 30 West Forty-! first street, and Mrs. Pabst at No, 210 East Twenty-ffth street, Earlick and Mrs, Pabst attended the same school In| seams Berlin fifteen years ago. They became} One diamond and turquoise $ | sweethearts, but at the time when there ring. | was talg of a wedding Earlick | One go! . claimed by the army, The young man Rae ae Ba bees wan afterward sent to Africa and then} to South America. on one wide and the monogram Murza married and came to the United S. C. R. om the other mide, States. For many years she had heard Be eS nothing of Earlich. A year ago while The foregoing is a st of articles of| Visiting her parents in Derlin Barltch Iry which were found in the pos- returned from the campaign in China. According to Mrs. Pabst the meeting was an embarrassing one. Barlich fol- lowed Mrs. Pabst everywhere. She re- turne’ to this clty, Rarlich came here alto. She says he attacked her on the street several times. Mrs. Pabst last night appealed to the police of the West Thirtleth street sta- tion. The police say Earlick attempted | to choke Mrs. Earlick while returning home from a theatre. F. Robinson, who {s aleo known to them by the alias “Peanuts.” His picture ta sald to be No, 5603 In the Rogues’ Gallery in Police ‘Headquarters. The man was in a cell this morning, having been arrested at Broadway and Forty-seventh street by Central Office Detectives O'Rourke and Frazee on sus- picion and taken to Police Headquar- ters, Tho prisoner was well droased. He| When Barlick was arraigned to-day! 9. declined to give any information about! Mrs, Pabst told the Magistrate that her pba dnsist Rimacit or where he got the Jewelry. | husband was {ll in the South and asked The articles were contained in a much- 9. solled chamois bag and the police | that Earlick be put under bonds to keep wees biges pay. worth $5,000, A gene { alarm has bo the peace. ry agape foudi inn che Magistrate Flamer fined Earlick $ af- ps t body ‘who hae been robyea ‘wih ‘cals the “Jewelry. ter denouncing his conduet. FOUGHT ROBBERS HELD AS SUSPECT HE FOUND IN HOME.) FOR ALBANY CRIME Detectives Arrest William Kelly, Who They Think Shot an Up-State Police- man a Month Ago. Passaic Man Tells Police He Fired at Three Men Who Tried to Stab Him and Got His Silver. (Spectol to The Evening Werld.) PABBAIC, N. J., Sept. 19.—Fred Swan- strom told the police to-day of a mid- night attack by three burglars at his house. Accord|ng to his story, when he reached home he found a man in the dining-room. He seized him by the throat, when two others ran out of an- other room and tried to stab him, | Swanstrom drew a revolver and fired five shots, but the three men dodged the bullets and escaped, carrying away a quantity of silverware and some money. eo Central Office Detectives Burke and O'Connor arrosted William Keélly at the home of his sister, at No. 74 Charles atreet, lant night; and he was arraigned before Magistrate Deuel in the Essex Market Court to-day. Detective Burke stated that he took Kelly in custody on susplcion of shyot- ing a police oMcer in Albany on Aug. 2. Kelly wag held for examination, The prisoner sald that he was an Iron-worker, and thet he lived In Har- bor Hill, Albany. He sald that he left there about four weeks ago to pay his Magintrate Exposed a Fake Manson. Joseph B. Dennett, thirty-six, of No. 311 East Fourteenth street, was held in $600 ball for trail, in the Harlem Court, he being accused of selling bogus SAN FRAN he says are Eri Chi JAMES P. RTNQUAKE ISCO, § AT pt shock w M. to-day. thquake BOL A. done FRISCH 1A slight Long Island City Leader a Victor When There Was $40,000 Patronage Against Him. HICKS. oO. It in this city No damage was ee ‘SHE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 19, 1902, HICKS WON HIS DISTRICT AT EXPENSE OF ONLY $5. 1A HARD SUMMER FORTHE BABES. Much Illness Among the Children of the Poor in Spite of Cool Weather. THE SUDSCRIPTIONS, 1f Jennts Nagl Ethel Wil Despite the mer there was 1 hildren of the poor es of the past sum tn nd tho phy sull work to be done; still ch to bring thi ness Of health. w rosinosy he Cashlor of The W orl, 1 to Building, New York City The Contributors, Inclosed pleass wind $5 for Pulltzi a. Incloned rleaag And 64 collected by Esther Celler an. 9 Inclose y sale 80 conta, We hope whiten that it stelle we made by hel Wilkineon canta, for. tae’ ick THE MAIN POINT IS THIS:—If you pay more than $2.50 for a good Coodyear Welt, Shoe, YOU PAY TOO MUCH! Ask your retailer for Shoes bearing the following trade-mark. supply you, or (Jf he offers you substitutes which “*just as good,” kindiy drop us a postal and let us give you further information. If he cannot The JAMES MEANS SHOE for men has been known and approved by the public & cD 130 Vici Kid Bals on Civitas L Last. On all these styles the sizes run from gto 11, widths3,4,5 & 6. Ualfsizes on all widths. Dept. G JAMES MEANS COMPANY, Brockton, Mass. ACCOUNTS OPENED WITH EVERYBODY, zy ES LARGEST CREDIT CLOTHIERS & TAILORS, Progress is written all over our estab- lishment; you'll see it on all our price tickets and our advanced method embodied in our no-extra-charge credit system, MEN'S AND Boys’ Denti stry. THING ¢ CREDIT |. READY-MADE AND TO ORDER. WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYME:! 80-82 4th ave., It fs the first shoe sver put upon the market at a retail price fixed by the man- It is the only widely known Goodyear Welt shoe for men which has ever beem It in made in medium weight Lace Ba Box Calfand Vici Kid on Metro- also Viel Kid Oxfords on Metropolitan Dentistry. ry olla ss among the clans n Hittle the Sek Badien’ B. | week, ending next Frid want is what we advert Men’s Suits attached to The 2 ng World Sic Gables’ Fur » been kept busy, nigat , and day, in the tenement dis:ricts, sup They have dash and stvie. free medicine and medical skill, colorings that are just oxt and wil leving cases of destitution. ya super t Late in the season as It is, there is Men’s Suits. Suits with more grace Peerless pants pr simeres and field, the popular verdi shapes are those been in for new outfits, other half. Blouse, Norfolk, breasted suits are in this sale; tweeds, cassimeres and Scotchies. 39c Well, Men's heavy fleeced Under- Men's al!-wool Fall Overcoats, light and dark... Honey back on request. ?, Open Saturdays Until 10 P.M, 14K Eograved Free, Fit Guaranteed EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN ‘Ase Ona Filling, Gols filling from $1; Boe.: Cleaning, 0c: raduates, at mach es are patented. Am ‘Alling, We give « written contract to, do your ep it In repair Being tn- free ot ye tis ot Indiapusa. 8, Just Above BI aks 3 Mours 0 7 loth St. HARLEM: TH ST. Door BROOKLYN ‘Soe 4 BOSTON: 3° Wasttinaton at sister a visit, but denied that he had had any trouble with any officer. Nel- ther the prisoner nor the detectives knew the name of the officer who was shot. Herald Square Theatre passes to Max Auerbach, of No. 1! ebster avenuc. Dennett wore a Masonic pin, but couldn't answer fraternal signs made y Magistrate Crane. 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(Directly Onnosi 610 Sixth Ave., ssn" Downtown Branch: York ity Ne what SRK eee To Demonstrate Our Painless Method A BER, this offer mall orders wi sand milo are making store at mbe’ 180 BROADWA All-wool Overpiaids and cheeks, mostly in. subd blue and black Fall-weight serges and unfinished worsteds; and character thought possible in ready-to-wear garments. Men’szYoung Men's Trousers duction of the season—striped cas- triped worsteds in absolutely and young men's sizes; splendid for business wear; durable as can be; three thousand pairs of them. Men's Derby and Soft Hats. By thls time the blocks for the season are all in the is rendered, and the we have called for this special sale ready now for YOU to select from OUR selection $3 $5, $7.50, $10, $15 money eit bor ‘Autuma Introductory. A special sale of new Fall-fashioned ap’ ay. ise an Boys’ School Suits. Seems as if about half the scholars of New York have we're ready f vestee all-wool cheviots, | Woollen Unde | wear Men's All clothing rea red in one year fre. peal " $15 Gold Watches, $6 briday, and eaqurdey, fF old wates taken In exchange. The ts tor i be trom e Kt will met exactly what tn, advertised th 180 ve take your Old Waieh and allow you CHARLES A. KEENE, Old Watches and Gold Jewelry Taken in Exchange und Bought for Cash. the day lack thibet; shapely garm: ts have broad, manly ¢ that nd ‘ A o eroapway $ S75. AES h Nee New York. { tctctec tna wor shina ENTRAL & HUDSON RIVER R. THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNK ne VIA NIAGARA FALLS. - nd Pegg aoe ae Central ; North aud weetoound train {ow Graud Ceatral Station a3 se M.. 245, 3. 1, NE Traine arrive Station, tral Station. traina exceps the, ‘eta “Empire state Express, iit top at 125th Bt. ten i rates ps arel for one The goo d show. Duftato 45, Sitagai ou iter MAILS vp pile Duttato 700 Miagaee 8.07, P, JSARATOGA AND. MONT th Dat q houl " Rute atland, P. Egeaee MERU PALO | LIMITED, M a Palle SOUTH weet ER matt 1,30 Indtacapetie Te haps you oll men’s 5] 50 ra A serecTAL, MATL only for Rocheater winning $1 50]: $1 50 “A5c,75c,95¢ 4 Cassimere Business Suits, $5 < 9.20.4. M. Patiman ‘cara on. Pollet iaminate’ = es et oMices at 113 is a eet te return cheebee! Ny Woeteatt rover one Ba CENTRAL ROU UTE EW YORK, BOS ‘ AND NEW ENGLAND, 2. O her Days Unt'l 6.30 P.M, ISE store Between (th and 7th Aves. WEST ST SHORE RAILROAD, Prankila St 15 min, later foot interm. pointe to Albauy Saratoga and Mobawk Bxpress, M4) Ulater =Ud For Hudson Re polote & Albany, ‘M.—For Roch., Ruf, ley, & Chl MioPor och, St. Tn ws Steamboats. Sunday Stea JOY | §2.00 to Boston. LINE} $1.00 to Pro ‘The Fast and Elegant Steamers LARCHMONT and TREMO Leave Pier 35, E. R., foot of Catharine ery Day, Including Sa tor. M. Staterooms Bescrvaalin Cut Rates to All New England ‘Potate, $3 to Bosto By direct steamer, all the ¥ water from New York, We "| and Saturdays, 6 P. M. Re leave Boston from Atlas P. M. on Wednesday and DIRECT ET Tie CHE, YORK. NEW Real Estate. YOUR CREDIT 18 GOOD WITH US. account In any of our three retail stores. wh DIAMONDS WATCRES and JEWELRY. No employs reared delivery, “uy One price, Ge RR AL ACCOMMODATIONS.» Cally or telephane, L. W. SWEET & CO,, Leading Credit Jewellers, 37-39 MAIDEN LANE (in Sto’e). 238 KTH AVE jover Woolworth's). 467 FULTON =} CREDI 1 STi are Ev ENING CREDIT. Lowest P ces. acon ble Good. ENTIAL. WM MIDEN LANE FURNITURE, $30 WORTH, $1 DOWN, $1 WEEKLY, LEWIN'S, 45 W. 14TH ST., 267 WEST 128TH ST. paym fy immediate del write of. tele jane we have added to our Old Established Thatesie| Immediate write Warranted $ v J ss in. KEENE OPTICAL CO. 140 8 ow Coad iae Glasses WATCHES REPAIRED $1.00 bit Cleaning oF Ma! vod aay $2.50 GOLD GLASSFS $I. ‘This Week our opticians will recieela CORN at THE er eke ae vied gies or a: Grand Auction Sale 6; eluded. oF York City. ning Your eyes frwe Gold Glasses for 01. ave this chance wey, 10 6, Saturdays included red while you wait, | To-morrow and Every Day Next Weel, $1,000 in Presents A ONE $450 PIANO Given Away Free! vewives Building Lots. 2.7. M. DAILY, DIAMUN Ds, nents Watches and Diamonds, | p:ssoxs waren co. iM Weekly § . | n | OED FO Corne AMT Light roooma, All Amy We make them all to select trom it ite made without a wear, 163m 2 to 18) FREE TICKETS wing Teating, Loog laland, C1 Rats i mM, ved. by. our agen:e at Miaiten, Easy Terms! Doa't Wait! Come To-Dayt} New Engiand Development and! Improvement Co. 82 W. 33D ST.. NEW YORK, * WEDDING RINGS, Patents. 3 for procuring U. © fy years experience. Consul age Took on Patents sent hegotiated. & &, etapilened 1881. mechs of monthly ca prt NATIO: low tena & > weekly. poid-atifened wate - : sens: Purchase and Exchange. GIaTER WANTED, anoles CARH ion, $15 to $100, before Sept. SG ROOMS AND. BATIL fe apartments, 5 moms and bath, 624, 428. ovement ‘Agoty ok Often, rest 6th st. a he PARLEY, OWNS, GEO. )_ ROBINSON AW} 99 Nassau a, (Dah