The evening world. Newspaper, December 15, 1905, Page 7

> Pa ————— THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 15, 1905, REWARD FOR | ANNIE IRIS STRANGLERS OF RS. FL Police Have Clews In-) vowing Three Men and a Woman. $15,000 WORTH OF LOOT New York Detectives Go to Asbury Park to Aid in Search. Two New York detectives were eent @e Asbury Park to-day to assist in run- Bing down the murderers of Mrs, Morits Baftal, who was robbed of $15.00 In Boney and sewels. @ detectives will Rave at loast two One concerns Brday last, hought a ch @t a local h st etly sim- Qar to the and in Nafta e@pirtment a he murler, and t Other con 18 d,woman who has been employed trom time to time In the Nat @al apartment, who was aware of the value of the Jewels which the old lady eonstuntly carried about her, and who Chlet of Police Smith and Pr Nevius, of Asbury Park, are « that the murder was etther t @f the three mc the w Woman or the work of the Geiher, One of the strongest bite of Circumstantial evidence against the Woman is that one night recently wacn fhe was fn the house Mrs. Naftal wa @wakened by some one passing a hand ver her face and breast. When she Foused herself and asked who tt was Bhe was old to keep still by a wot Yolve and then asked if sie wanted a lage of milk, She sald ste did not wed Delleving it was tue servant, wen! Off to sleep agaln ow a After Her Jewels and Cash, The police no Bag around her ni The three men Fowoph Coytes store venue ai? says they im and @ rough-lo king lot. ° @eribes tw the men as tail my der and t 1rd as of medium height the chisel at @nd heav''y builf hat # Woman and at least one were convern n the murder and fo | Dery ts the on of the local au- presence of @ map is Indicated by firs 'n the room and also by the way | borities, T whieh the “jimmy” was used. It to] oubtful if a woman this burglars’ tool # One story told In A fe that a flashily dressed colored wo have use full On Was seen oc mice f n the di est! Of the Naftal howe 4 look Wedne day morning, The poli owever, ar bet xivine the elu nvio attentios | Thore ts a larwe oolired poputy ton tn shure Parka a part of ft ts iccus jomed to Inte hours. $1,000 Reward Offered. To stir up the work of ‘nding th: | to hetray them. t have o! Naftali The New York Arbure Pork t ed. tt In said, t 1 Je 9 creat friend wf one B08 ¢ one of Ih tewr — ——— Leavenworth Wonnad Asks Pollee ty Trave Deaf Mute. Mra. Amanda ‘Kurteleb, of Leavon- worth, Kan, inja jeter to Chief of Police Murpy of Jersey City, offers a feward of 85 for information tha will lead to the finding of her brother Charles Topf, a deaf mute, thirty-nt years old, who came to Jersey Chy | five years ago. He {8 a printor. Mrs. Kurtzlob says her brather {s en- & titled to onewhird of an estate, but Gives no particulars, An Animal That Weighed as Much as Ten Elephants} 7 He Died<Mahy Thousands of | Years. Ago. 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