The evening world. Newspaper, July 30, 1908, Page 2

ae a See Pass gs 4 ALFRED LAUTERBACH NILLED IN AU'O AS IT RAMS BRIDGE RAIL Well-Known Lawyer Is Caught by End - of Scantling on Structure Over Rail- road and Driven Through Both Seats of Heavy Machine. * Alfred Lauterbach, son of Edward Lauterbach, and one of the most {prominent young lawyers in New York, was instantly killed at 1.20 A. 'M..to-day while speeding his automobile down Williamsbridge road. In the automobile with young Lauterbach were two friends, Will- iam H, Cahn, a stock broker, of No, 204 West Fifty-fifth street, and Edward Goodman, a real estate agent, of No. 2469 Broadway. Cahn and Goodman both escaped hurt, but when they saw their friend dying “both fainted. While. Cahn and Goodman both deny that Lauterbach, who was driving the car, was speeding, others say that the young lawyer was going at a terrific pace, Cahn and Goodman deny also that they had stopped at any of the road houses in the Bronx or Westchester which are patronized by automobilists, and declare they were only out for a spin, Lauterbach was driving his car south, ! oriing to @ policeman who watched i{t, at @ mile-amminute pace. The ma- , chine reached the new bridge over the New York, New Haven and Hartford tracks, and as it struck the rise to the 'dridge it seemed to leap into the alr. On the upper west side of the bridge | was @ guard rail of six-inch scantling If there was a light on this rail it could not be seen many feet away because of the fog, and the electric light hanging above was also darkened. Killed by Guard Rall. ‘As the machine dashed for the bridge Lauterbach seemed to lose control of it, and It smashed against the guard rail with terrific force. The two right wheels on the automo- Dile were ripped off as though they had vbeen paper, An end of the guard rail Ufted up and caught Lauterbach, dri {ng him through both front and rear seats of the car. So great was the momentum of the auto that {t did not stop until It had gone the entire length of the guard rall, sixty feet, Then it tumbled over , and hung close to the embankment ever the rallroad tracks, Cahn and Goodman were hurled from the car as the body of thelr friend was driven past them by the spear of wood, As Lauterbach's body fell in a heap behind the car Cahn and Good- | man arose and ran to him. IIs a Then the two men screamed, and| had decided to go back to town for that when Policeman Arnold Coster, of the| very reason, Westechester station, came he found) wien ye ghot up on the incline Lauterbach dead and the other two men | jeading to the bridge Alfred suddenly unconscious in the roadway. When Dr.| seemed to lose the road. ‘Then the Riley came from Fordham Hospital he | wooden spear pinned him and drove him said Lauterbach's death had been in+) through ihe car, ‘That 1s I can re- stantaueous. Besides a compound frac-| member about the acciden ture of the left thigh there was a fear-| Calin was asked !f he and his com- ALPRED-LAUTERBACH ful laceration of the left hip and] pantons had stopped at Woodmanston femoral artery had been severed, Inn. He suid they had not, nor had Father Blames Rallroad. ney stopped at any other Inn or road ouse. Award Lauterbach said to-day that, | Cyroner MeDonald viewed the body from what he could learn of the cir-| ang then vicated young cumstances of the accident, the entire | Lauterva father. Per was blame for his son's death was due to given fo: oval of the body to the negligence of the railroad compar fn not having the approrches to the | bridge properly Mehted. He said he |g nad reliable information that there Ne eal rwere no lights to mark the location of |denco is the guard rail, The news of her son's deat recelved by Mrs. Lauterbac! hours after the veyed to her husband. 3) home, the Hotel Savoy Annex an effort to fix the blame for the ty George P. whose resi is from the @ Coroner saw on that guard ht" Mr. Biais- was no lig’ rked that was not oY sever nformatio: of the accident she has jeer ‘i with grief. Lf the Mrr. Lauterbach t ie limits Would be ments had Cahn and to the station-house In they could give some a cldent. Goodman was t he was specctiless, Ca private Known as Dangerous eldents at not yet been made, m: ghw ‘All our x was done. time, said: _ Lautert was Night Dark and Foggy the | of | ing, “assivia ut I do not think great speed tng dark —s TAFT INSURED FOR $100,000, Candidate at bive Per Cent er NORTHEAST STORM DUE. Lo ne My y i } re paces Gales Also Indicated Along the North Atlantic Coast The wisest th Was, “Read To bargain pets The inexpens: Why Is Poily Like a Werld Ad.? \ " She tells neaiy everybodys t ps cast fem Nor arulin have to say. *~ Now Engiend, © ian el aw HB wes |When he left that house he left my tHE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1908, Scene of BINGHAM BREAKS UP SISTEM THAT ~MOED SHELL Sera Transfers 76 Men From Pre- cinet in Which Barbara Reig Met Death. MOTHER FLAYS POLICE, | Frenzied Mother of Dead Girl | Threatens to Kill Him When | the Verdict Is Given. As the result of the death of Barbara | Reig in a shelter house in Irving Square ‘Park, Willlamaburg, In the company of Policeman David Shellard, sixty-alx pa- | trolmen, five Neutenants and five ser- geants were transfarred from the Ham- |burg avenue precinct to-day and tered all over Brooklyn and Queens. | The lst of seventy-six Includes every patrotman with a home in the Hamburg avenue precinct and every policeman but one who hugged and congratulated Bheliard in the Coroner's court Inst nighy | when a jury drought in a verdict that Barbara Relg had committed euicide, |The transfers go Into effect at § o'clock | Saturday evening. | | The one exception is Capt. Wormell | the venerable commander of the pre- cinct, under whose rule the Irving Square Park shelter house became a | Sort of auxiliary to the station house. | Capt. Worme!l !s not mentioned in the) orders of Commissioner Bingham mak- | ing the wholesale transfers. It !s ex- pected at Headquarters that he | mand fn an application for retirement before to-morrow night, as Commis- sioner Bingham !s going out of town| Saturday, Where the Men Go, The lieutenants transferred and their destinations are: Daniel L. Bunce, Bed-| |ford avenue; James J. Duffy, Hamfiton avenue; David } ne, Sixth avenue; Ber- |nard Dolan, Amity street, and Philp |Grossbeck, Fulton etreet. Their places will be taken by Lieuts William F, ,Gaughran, Bedford avenue. James A./ | Kennedy, Hamilton avenue; Thomas H. | Burkitt, Sixth avenue; John A, Wilkin, | JAmity street, and William F. Brennan, |Grand avenue. | The sergeants and thetr destinations | are: Peter Kuntz, Gates avenue; Wille] fam A. Black, Liberty avenue; Willlam| | &. Vyse, Lee avenue; George T, Sheri-/ | dan, Fulton street, and Pdwin W. Tomp- | kins, Bedford avenue. They will be re-| placed by Walter Abrams, from Gates | avenue; Joseph Kaiser, Liberty avenue; | Jultus E, Pettingill, Lee avenue; Tobias | Monsel!, Fulton street, and Thomas J.) Blunt, Bedford avenue, David Shellard, appearing on the rec- ords of the Police Department as under suspension, {s transferred as a matter of form to Jamaica, but of course he | cannot report to Jamaica as long as i) \{s in Jail. His brother, Joseph A. Shel- | lard, is transferred to the Adams atreet | precinct, | Family Cowed by “System,” ‘The relatives of Barbara Rieg have | declared thelr intention of making no| furrher attempt to prove that Shellard killed the girl, although Assistant Dis- | trict-Attorney Elder seys the Coroner's | will jury verdict does not dispose of the case. The Riag family has been cowed {by the “System.” j “It was a terrible sight,” # Relg to-day. seems to me of working 1 enforce the laws, fd Mrs, the people it means? It that the police, instead ot lives and prop- | are banded together to break the laws and ravish and murder. “This man confes that sed that he was in th my daughter He was in po- married man. | house n hour or lee uniform, shelter more He |s a daughter behind him, dead, | “She had no reason to commit gui- jcide. She was engaged to marry Mr. |Hack. She was to have got $1,000 in a few days from Waterbury & Co. for damages for the and, to her right Stunned by Verdict. with the aid of ier pollcamen in the Hamburg avenue t, kept the identity or more t eld as a tunately, the plan fai they got this man Sh sald she committed s “The police ran | What ¢ police? known For- lard in a hola he an a poor told had fifty ‘police they wanted to call them, | and everybody knows & policeman would jcommit perjury to save another police. man Iam witnesses “When the jury brought In the ay t my da am I was st w af call’ (how fluatering ind ellard and lugging K him on the back and Wg I 8 eit me I have born 1 ho x a 5 8 1 trie em t roe case as it now stands. for Stanislaus Moskokav’ vedore, pont street, who t | who Hved lately at Dupont Angelis, street s whose wife van om | been shown that the mattress In wh , and then when | Barry ne MEM RR ON WittAMS BRIDGE RONG SCENE AT THE BRIDGE OVERAN.Y! (Photographed Especially for The Evening World by a Staff Artist.) SAW TWO MEN POUR ACID ON SLAIN GIRL AND BURN MATTRESS (Continued from First Page.) asked that a general alarm be sent out; Morgue—George W days ago—s¢ In a colony where 5,0 Poles, that they hi and Lithuanians live, issians & 9 them: piain selves 1 tin the the two of clothes men struck the first real lead Yictlm ue Weal a: ils OH the Dupont street dress, Mrs, This dead woman was too old for eran aaa oe Mrs | Woit's wife, and De Angelis's sister Josie Jirpbrosk! ton them this: “Until Monday my sister, Mamie Mos- kokayith, and her husband, ltved here with me. They often quar- relled and he threatened her. On Mon- day they packed up and left the house. They told me the. were going to Stam- ford, Conn., where he had got work, I thought nothing strarfge of this until a neighbor told my husband that he saw Manisiaus hurrying along the street near here last night alone. Mrs, Jimbrowski and anot Mrs. H. Ponkonski, of No. 10:8 Man-| hivies wh hattan avenue, were at once brought to: (i!) tan ae the station-house, They looked at the/tled down. ( scraps of burned garments and the dock in a big ti scapular that had been taken from pleas pulled out murdered woman's corpse, but n med |r ing satisfied they started for } to examine the body It had alread: h wore no scapular. World crossed t arly fore the discovery of the bu le Greenpoint and the fo ty-third street, New York, elius did not see 1 Rudd. rolled did not come father, Jai ch the Moskokayiths vy Was arraigne | Manhattan avenue cc : ‘bonds of $0) as a s men who called at the His father had already the body was from the flat vacated Monda, The first two GIANTS | epicto been hi BROOKLYN (Continued From First Page.) (ConWnued From First Page.) third on Bergen’s { han. Bergen. th running ca to thirds on} agal t Advancing g to second base. Lapping and throws Mot k went Merkle Eighth Inning, Herzog took Deviin's place at third y walke out Barry, Bridw 3 to Chariea Hhson. to ONE Seventh Inning. Wage RUN Bruck Ou Ninth Inning ig right fleld A hanty Glynn e i) to McCormick. NO RUNS WEST INDIAN STORM RACING UP THE COAST, NORFOLK, Va., n storm which threw to Batty, f Batty's fast was doubled uj July 9—The W 8 now sweeping t st had at noon to-day on the Carolina coast locity of fifty miles ar e Henry there was a max wind velocity of th with a heavy rain and winds are shifting the s Henry that a force of men had acks to pi e g a RAID ON THE SHOWCASES, Prins. FREIGHT TRAIN MANGLED | plays we aken awa wagon in the ear aten fe ahead No. 14 firs avy frelg Loo showcases " | ; J Ke ne a) 5} ® and Philip’ Vica ¢ r us mpbellton, N. ¥ ¢ ere far mura aids 1 had bee nding the nix wcanes that pr le, near which place the accl- limit dent occurred Auto Wreck at Williamsbridge, Where Lawyer Was Killed by Rail IRD TO SWIM T0 PALISADES AND DIED —->—— ‘ Unknown Man Is Drowned in the Middle of the North River. One t, were dressed stranger ap- I'll swim across to back" threw down his and shoes and OPEN; MONFORT WINS HANDICAP, (Continued First Page) tinue ae in front of Steeun won way Flash Stakes to Madden, John E. Madden took the $6.0 Stakes with his lit col KRUOUUROUCEHIE style, opened the firs a tage Out ind the ance. Montfort ot Wins Handicap Ma > feature {oe race, after follow of Col, Sanford's +» latter tired M th Montfort, al lengths front ¢ e out at the other ower the weather be- came hot and sticky Zipango Is Winner, Aipango won with a zip in the fifth coming fr back- 4 r 7 Bat wa the ra it his back’ seed nothing In the led all the end to let wf their bets f backs! way ; ’ in to the far turn and nh, then qutt badly Keene Starts Good One real & ! one n the He led all the p from xdman for thown but Keene started race in nd won 7 DIED PHEAT MECHANICAL ASSOCIA TION. New York Lodge, No. 1.—Brothe 1 are requested to attend the funera: Phillip MeFariand ¢ Fathera Church, 30th . on Friday, July at, at Secret w AM. B. F, TOMMAN, JAB. H. CURTEN, Presidtat, e Hudson to-| "| BARBARA FRIETCHIE PLAN. (LAD AS F PURSES FUR FIL i ‘2000 BULLETS “PIDSLE BOD CHING VET. AND WN Racing Clubs Plan Big List of Events for Coming Season, Negro Dragged From Florida Jail After Two Men Are Killed by Sheriff's Men, Pacilie Cost NINE OTHERS WOUNDED) S48 FRANCISCO, Tuly 9.—Pres'dont Thomas H Williams 5 an- | ‘ no da substantial increase in the One Thousand Men Facing) value of stakes ana handicaps to be | a ‘ fi yffercd by the Cullfornta Jockey | Fusilade, Get, Womran’s | cmp guring the yn which will open at the Oakland tr Int n Assailant. past the | classic even PENSACOLA, killed and nine wounded, some of them a., July 2.—Two men) a guaranteed $10,000. T add $10,000 t 8 season fatally, is the record of the clash last midnight between a mob bent ted that 1 or lynching Leander Shaw, a negro, and ‘ ¢ on double the am the Sheriff and his forces, in which Previous handicaps the mod finally overpowered the The Thornton Stakes, the historle | thorities. The lynching was carried out four-mile event, will have $5.00) added, in the most prominent park of this c as will the Waterhou: and Long yesterday attacked Mrs. Li e race, akKes W spected woman, ve of s+ jg her throat beat a revolver which ¢ hart he had taken from the house. During the afternoon, when tt becai 1 known that the negro ve rested, crowds began fo: races wit streets and added, P. Were reinfor numbers of nounced nen from the > formed minimum welg! indicaps will be | about 9 o'clock d made AN abandoned in th j attack where the . WOMAN REFUSES TO GO TO HOSPITAL, DIES IN STREET. he jail. The pa y the flight « ridge entrance, rs and got the negre e was slipped about his neck ged for two blocks, rwered the A no d, after be was stru d ne with the ame Wonan was dead, the do saw the woman attend this , me in FRAUDS ARE ALLEGED Rar (ols | IN BANKRUPTCY CASES. tas ir | One Firm Charged With Trying to Miho ; Conceal Assets, Members of Another With Perjury. There are a Fy BAD LOCKS FORM BASIS OF SUIT AGAINST LANDLORD, mber States Dis ler and Samuel W joak and s July William: ted for con x toe an action on unuge ‘0 be tried at the next term 0) damages ease likely to be tried furitz Sentner, that they | The the door locks Were not re- er was notifi | were defe placed by oth! pro. A fire recently occurred, and Stamm was severely burned, e » as he c 1 not escap il he had e locks which the keys would WOMAN SAVES HER TREE ON | SALISBURY, Md., July 30.—Mra, Belle {ving on Diviston suveet, Sali Barbara Filet in saving an methot ding Tents, any si: CAMPS COMPLET YACHT SUPPLIES | BOATS, DORD an American flag, and defied any yne'to remove the tree. anhattan Shirts STARTING FRIDAY MORNING Broadway, af 28/h Street | Six Stores | Nassau St., cor MaiderLa Broadway, a 8.h Street Open All Day} Nassau Sty core Spruce St, Broadway, ai Franklin St. | Saturday | Wall St.,near B’way, SPECIAL for TO-MORROW, THE 31ST COFFEE WALNUT BONBON: SPECIAL FOR TO-DAY, THE 3OTH CHOCOLATE CREAM MAR! wn 100 ae ‘ ASSORTED CHOCO. vp 19 MALLOW BONBC ae pounn 106 8) (20 kinds) : ED CHOCO HIGH GRADE, BONBONS Lact Fert Hocoonn 196 AND CHOCOLATES... 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