The evening world. Newspaper, December 2, 1903, Page 7

' Morristown Officials Men Who Raided the Lacka- wanna Office Are Ones Who Operated in Pennsylvania. MAN ARRESTED ADMITS ‘HE KNOWS THE BURGLARS. -— << Not-Guilty Himself, He Asserts, Because He Would Not En- gage in So Insignificant a Robbery as That. In the belief that the three men who Tobbed the Lackawanna Rallroad sta- tion at Morristown, N. J., yesterday, re identical with the tower robbers of Pennsylvania and New Jersey, the rail- road officials and the police have taken up the pursuit at Morristown, and hope to prevent the criminals from finding a refuge in New York City. Orrin Langwitti, who has been out of prison only three weeks, has been ar- Tested at Morristown in conneotion with the affair. He admits that he knows « who robbed the Lackawanna stattion, but says he will not tell, In denying. his connection with the qase Langwith said he would not tum @uch a-fob, and demonstrated that he s fe an expert safe opener. He has only one leg, but when arrested one arm ‘was bandaged close to his side, and the pollce believe he was going out to beg. Tower Thieves, He Says. “I believe that the three men who] t lice Galloway, of Morzstown, to-day, |'#! “axe the ones who have committed the robberies through Pennsylvania and New Jensey. mitted all the telegraph tower rob- beries, I think they must be working their way toward New York, where eriminals of thelr sont can hide in safety. @on't know how he became so expert at opening safes, He has been con- vieted in the Oranges for assault and fighting. We will hold him here for e time.” Langwith t= 3 smooth article, He Was mot here in time to take part in th* robbery of the station, but in my opinion he was the drains of the men who did commit the robbery. The #od- bery, as far as I can learn, was com- mitted by three men/ all of whom are young anid bad the appearnce of being tramps, The-older-looking man who entered the station and sald, he wanted womething to eat was probably made up to play the part. Pler did not get @ good look at him and in my opinion he was simply a young man who was tired and travel-stained. We have a tlue to the three men which'may lead to their arrests,” Langwith was about to board a train 4t Morristown for New York wheh he was asked what he knew about the robbery, “Wihat do you think I am?” he asked, with anger. "Do you think I would pull ff @ job lke that, and me the swittest man in the country with a safe? You dome here with me and I will make good on my boast."" ‘The man with one sleeve empty went toward the office, where sat the safe, He attacked the combination, and eud- denly the door swung back. Wouldn't Do 4 Little Job. “Wouldn't accuse me of a little job Uke that, would you?" he asked. “You are under arrest,” the man was told. “You will spend the night with the police." Instantly Langwith became pale. He ehivered from head to feet, his muscles Vecame rigid and he fell in wha the Police supposed was a fit but which af- terward proved to be @ Clever bit of act- ing. It wag then discovered that the man's empty sleeve\had no reason ta be empty, that both arms were in good sha It was dispovered further, however, that a log was gone and that a wooden answered all purposes. His left arm 80 tightly wrapped to his body with urgigal bandage that the sham wag UMcult to discover. Letters in the pris- oner’s pockets phowed him to be Orrin Langwith, of Paterson. The letters in- dicated that he had been out of State's prison only three weeks. “T didn't pull off that job,” the pris- ‘ener told the police, “I know who did, put Tam not tellmg. Prove anything on me if you gan.” Langwith quickly recovered from his sham fit wher ho saw that the police bad discovered the fraud. The police believe that their strange prisoner was fan accomplice to the theft. New Cure for Bright's Disease. Langwith was grinning at the police through the bars of his cell when Chief of Police J, Krank Galloway, of Morris- town, began questioning him to-day. eh was good for Bright’ ie, pner said. “I got a doctor to do it.” ——<—<——_—— AID FOR TYPHOID VICTIMS. BUPLE! ~ from typhoid fever were reported to- day and tt was impossible to get re- ports from physicians as to new cases. Twenty-five nurwes, in charge of Dr. rench, City Physician of Philagel- Dhta, arrived from that city and the urses are being scent out to places L@ntine Officer, eyeie face , of Kittanning, 4. Believe) John C. Lammerts Was Sei POLITICAL FRIENDS of the State and has filegda of political and financial lnfiuence. was indicted and convicted in 1808; unsucpsefut rise in. the political world | York. {s balteved te be the canse of hia As a blacksmith of/presént @nagclel troubles. His own ‘Locksport he was taken up by Senator|{rantiq e@ppeais to his followers for Dilsworth and was soon intrusted with | money occasioned much uneasiness and political business of a walghty . Then he became a part of the Republl-| It can machine, and in the caucus fights | hir. Ellsworth was alwa} Lammerts. Lammerta began October, 1900. Friends went ¢o work at | fer, onee to secure hia pardon, Eammerts,| In the petition to Judge Kohlsaat, of means, From |the-Federal Court, praying for recetvers aut ipto, real} for the Hien property, it was stated estat ati inf fan credited ‘with’ a’ fortune’ of si) by Lammerts’ was remarkable. F more. enbonnt 2 year aga bie te nds the treasurer with int This was jemen| the county was convtrasd, ‘a event by robted this station,” said Chief of Vo- pantie of dollars : t pardon, Then habeas col I suspect that they ¢om-| i while cal friends found bim “Langwith has a police record. 1] feo years” sent ears’ senteni forto! HELD Canal Captain. Say Matthew| 222, 20% Flam in the Tombs to-day charged cons night in shooting Mrs. Della Perrine, wife of Henry Perrine, another ‘boat the ‘Th left dition in the Hudgon Street Hospital. Patrolman Leonard street” station, new, Who refused to digcuss the cage when arraigned. ‘Thi later In the night on plot fo. 33, e shooting spook piace. 3 out Mail to aralt the vem Loh tie wores en's injury. ‘ TOWER ROBBERS OUELL PARDONS. RECEIVERS WOLD | LOOTED STATION; AN EMBEZTLER} OW CTY NOM Greditors Declare Dowie Has Seven Years for Stealing, Pub-) Committed Acts of Bankruptoy and that He Has Sent Vast ‘lic Money While Treasurer of Niagara County. Sums. Abroad. SELF-STYLED PROPHET WORKED IN HIS BEHALF. Se peeiee Pool of $46,000, the Amount of/He Held Forth in His Usual! Manner and Declared “Dirty” Was Raised and the County) Newspapers Were Responsi- His Peoulations, with Interest, ble for His Trouble. Reimbursed. - Gov. Oden to-day pardoned John ¢, Dowle's about the final crash. his sentence in/ae was sald, wag a man blacksmith be branch 01 of money equal to that sto) erent at é perc paid to the county, au tas wiped CUE 80 fe he coun geveral thou- prevailing in- | Jan. 1. ng tl ry in Austrabia. |. It was clatined that Lammers oud Pout prieon on that’ Nceou remained @ pardon or a commucation.| Wenthe, of Chicago, erts spent a great deal of was Coun! of $3,770 on Nov. % FOR SHOOTING A BOATMAN'S WIFE the Chicago National Bank, ard D. Currier, fixed at $100,000. Deputy todian = Rediesti, Agnew Inflicted the Wound Which Is Likely to Cost Wom an Her Life. etoull newspapers, before Magistrate with felonious asset lost Rug canal in. while on pler No. 33- in wth River, oot took effect in the woman's and she {s in a precarious con- ik J. Driscoll, of the arrested Ag- ‘They separated, to men, Boys and Girls in, Wo They are wrought of thoroughly tested metals by expert craftsmen. The mod- els are not unknown—Lyndhurst, Wind- sor and Saks, 22 and 24 inch wheels, with Hartford, Morgan & Wright, and other tested tires; Brown pattern sad- dies and adjustable handle-bars, The colors inelude maroon, black and elec- tricfinish. The sale begins on Thursday. Sporting Goods Department ~ Basement, bo BREAKS OUT IN ANGER. CHICAGO, Deo. 2—Rion City ts In the Lammert, now serving wantence of| hands of receivers, and outsiders who seven years in Auburn for embezzling | have observed the trend of affairs there $46,000 from the fundg of Niag@t™\ under the autoormcy of John Alexander Sey ae eae known tn bie park |Dowle Believe tt ta the degtoning of the meat | end of the reign of the asit-styied Elijah . ‘He | Ir. invasion of New believed Dowie has provided for however, and that only thoae . on the ajde of| who followed him blindly, trusting him with) ot their worldly goods, as well 1@ direction of their souls, will sut- on “laformation and belief thet Mra. Dowte and her son had taken several a} strong boxes with them and that these arg Delieved to have contained great wealth. Dowle ala has announced that t ay| he would start on a tour of the world It is believed he will never re- turn—that he and his family will settle in for &| The appointment of the receivers was ‘an| brought abot by the petition of three of| creditors—tite H, B, Smith Machine Com- Pe| pany, of Smithville. N. J.; Wlisbbeth Mo- ‘1 Auburn, | Crimmos, @f Batavia, Ti}. and Meyer & In the petition tt POHEe. | MAS doclagwdthat John Alexender Dowie st roady | Wae# tnapivent; that he Had committed id acts of bankruptey in that he had made Preferential payments, naming @ pay- ment to the Streeter Lumber Company | After listeming to the statements of | Attorney Mitteleon for the petitioners, Foden Kohlaaat S6oided it would be wise to appoint receivers before all the prop- erty of Zion City could be dissipated. Ho appointed Fred M, Blount, cashier of Albert an attérney. Their bond wap Accompanied by an amy of con- stables, the recelvere descended upon Zion City and took poswession of the bank, tabernacle, factories and offices. Udell, Chief Cus- Constables Frank rler and Attormey Ettelson vietted Shi- loh House, Dowle's home, and presented Prophet with 9 writ de- at he appear in court on or vefore Dec. 11 and shaw, cause why he not ©@ declared a tankrupt. Later in the evening Dowle'a anger got the better of him, and he broke forth im hie usual tirade agaipst the GIVE YOUR WIFE A Persian o Turkish —A Small.Payment Secuses It, can pay the on terms ist Street.) IQUNDAY WORLD WANTS. WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDERS, Value up to $25.00. Special at $15.00. “ ASK US ABOUT It contains ALL the medicinal elements of cod liver oil, actually taken from genuine, fresh cod-livers, with organic iron, and other body building ingredi- ents, in a deliciously palatable and easily digested form. 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