The evening world. Newspaper, July 20, 1908, Page 9

THE £ EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JULY 20, 1908, TOGO TO OATH SKULL CRUSHED ‘THES JINN WSWGSINGS ATENDOFAOE CALEDPLCE ELECTHIC cH Charles H, ee Who Killed |One Olney Brothers at Middle- Beat INDIFFERENT TO FATE, | yongers, came ino roof of a Pullman coach attached t mail tra | town, Pays Penalty. | Bridge at 60th Street. | aie eae) UN ROOE OR T0 CAPTURE HIM of Four i Iron Workers Noise of Falling Bar Brought ing Way to City Hits | Cops, Who Get Burglar at Miss Bingham’s Home. g, ‘d-musc! men, big, hard-mu: Jed ATaNTUlien! York on ain No, 42, which arrived at the | 7 F = mor. wn Bandit Laudiere, Who Killed |Grana centrat station M. to- |" He cota : ef day. When the train stopped at the |‘ Alling Fa bie ot ae Italian eatieic Fol- [station one of the mer Jing Boe ETA TEaEnG |at the side of the car, with his skull Pa HRC eer lows Him crushed In, while two of his compantons | : held hin were shocked to vair In Sing Sing | ners, nh walking from cells ole per with a firm trend | 9h y without so much asa Rogers, | The R. and Inger on ie One of them was Char the i ed w country from Ital and who, on Dee tilators, him for, 1 @pproac with the Rogers Goes First There was a st 6.50 o'clock this to open and 1 pering {n the co screened cells door was flung wid ready {1 scraped through the screened ¢ cells There were right nor the left, dowh into ft The st about his b and at warden stepped back and dropped his handkerchief. Instantly the current was turned on. Rogers's body became rigid Gnd It looked as though the straps would snap, but they held him fast. The jee current was turned off and then on again, and !n three minutes Rogers was id ed Rogers hardly been carried from the ch Laudiere came sh x in, e Laudiere ran fo police he was known as tha “King of Mulberry street.” It used to be sald of him that he feared n life, Aw he came forward to die he showed that death had no te rT him elther. At 606 he took } the chalr, and in a fractlon more than three nain- utes he, too, was dead, and his body earried back to the dissecting table, where lay the body of Rogers, When the current was ned on a Becond time Laudiere’s hair caught fire. Rogers's murders were cold blooded and carefully planned. He called at the The home of aged t that he was a detect! dn arresting a man w Darby woods, near by. went with Rogers and w death, Willis, to investigate, h Killed him. He left the woods and, representing {ek that one of the b kicked by a horse, the barn and st lead pip Li Allee was kitchen when Rogers found her and crushed hor skull, He then searched the house and stole $15, When arre made a full confessi and five children, Laudiere came to New York direct! from a prison in Italy, He shot several @en and the most desperate of his countrymen feared him. D'Ambro once slapped Laudiere's face. Lau owed then to kill D'Ambro and a later De assassinated hi BEATEN AND ROBGED. BY TWO nIGHWAYMEN Doctors at Harlem Hospital Say Fressel’s Recovery Is Doubtful, Sand sald d wanted aid Sign > was e had a wite William A. Fressel, twenty-seven years old, fs ravin: th pain to-day in the Harlem Hos following an attack by footpads early yveste yo morr and doctors In attendance say his res covery 1s doubtful, Fressel, who is manager of a Uquor store in the Terminal Building in C fandt street. ards with Mrs, Mary Wright. est One Hundred and Twenty-seventh street, Whe: to the door 3 A. M. she barely conse! and bleeding from) numerous wounds on the head He said three negre had begged gold wate! o natnand all’ th he had with him, which did not amount to much, called Dr aht's son, George. A tered him taken to the Harlem Hospital. . ‘sabia iets | | collar and the ind thems {fear termined to come East <, and their ambition was to get to Was a tol stin an ate, land, Ont Killed Three for $16, Bears m suspended, one clutehing his | ? without Jobs, money, and little food, so they de- la h of that h he {s an who knows and as the 1 they saw the jimmy fronworkers beat thelr way or Syracuse, where they ar- night. had been told ork could be had here in New im e fronworkers Too? of the last coach, er to the sides, dodge bridges and tune hand the men : Park avenue 11g hardly six ‘ m raised his head. fell back w iin, He had s' > SOLD COLLARS ON SUNDAY. Prisoners Claim that) Poll Worked on Thelr Sympa ‘ one of them ck to us, and we dont Qu PeailiioeseRnsturany ace Mid. ' "For Infants and Children ature Over Thirty Years 4 “The Kind You Have Always Bought THE CENTEUR COMPANY. T7 (QUINN) eTOFET/ MEW YORE CITY. 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