The evening world. Newspaper, December 4, 1908, Page 4

MRS. RICE AGREED. ™sucrmrtcr.. "BONFIRE MURDER DIES SUDDENLY IN i KILL, DRYRUSTIN.| TO KILL RUSTIN AT HIS REQUEST , eee rare | Woman Thrills Court by Tell- ing How Doctor Scolded Her CLEARED UP, BUT PHTSIGlAN'S OFFICE a Treatment. : _€ THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1908. i Sleuths, After Getting Good ise Against Alba Brothers, * Hanna, dled mudd in a office of When Her Nerve Failed. Fail to Catch Them. Dr. George No. 61 Wost Forty-eTehth at Death was due to a he noon to-day rhage. | HE TRIED TO FORCE HER. ‘ Atthough i ot ils GRU HEnn Hexckbd Brookiyn De , has solved | oT) he “bonfire 1 1 commend: | 33; "Shoot Me in the Stomach,” Self-Appointed Victim Urged —Were to Blame Burglar. tim as) eighth skit and tde Alba, wife of a grocer of of t led the v 1 and removed rowers oftices. It wore hearing from Capt. t and Avenue 0, Flat- hed an apparently her husband and his there is lttle Mkell- OMAHA, Neb. Dec Mrs, Abbie excusing —himerit ent, le will ever be cap- Rice was again on the witness stand iT elt ante leaving Hl y wh Atay fe physician aud his wife, wno had Me cos Ct ote s had woven allhis tacts accompanied him +t the offices. Davis, charged with the murder of Dr. B t was still a little shaky on | He hed scarce hed the smaller \Rustin, was resumed. Th tet + that nigh - room when his wus heard. Dr me Te alae ree ee s drug st ation, lie traced the broth- ; Morton reached his abeth street. | tne uoor with blood he suw the latter ap- (this borough. Bue he ched thelr | nose and mouth, 1) Davis, who lodging place just twen ninutes after |two minutes, after which | they had fled. Now ft ts supposed that | ~~ d they walked lions cee ae South | BREMER GETS A JUDGMENT, streets, On jot the day was consumed in her exam- ifmation, as the defense made frequent lobjections. Brooklyn to Fl The court-room was again the scene fef a crush of spectators to-day. } Mrs. Rice told her story in detail her his plans| Vachris was convinced more than a| — Jand the crowd hung ler every word month ago that the ered woman | Alexander Breme bass t of the Jas che launched into the dramatic sald they Earlier fn his investi- | Mutual Musical } Davis rime of last July he| tained Town off the track by the | against a Polish priest, The|a decis led down a woman had heen | tice Newburger, tn ailng. Arriving d she sav ication urred body Got a Man to Kill Him. her for his home wh: nd in & vacant lot at er and | a pretty home, occupy. The question pending mh court ad- rah after eenpoint. A rned yesterday * was be cae rem eclienttes two additional wel s. 6 ouse : ae cued the embankment swered, Mri Dr rDE told her to| had The Poll erty. Bremer's in told her tl ad secured a © found that Priest declared that ‘he scapula was | man to kill him, 1 that she would 1 fail} would re ad given to a Polish woman Charles Steckler Mot have to do the deed ques- j iking 1 disappeared. He could not, }f,8! bs Br c ed, and for whom ght a test suit r the in! als “M.A.” on the destroyed garment 7 s has now been identified by Lucia Alba, the young sistes of the two {|Ished Albas. Vachris met her at the © « GAS JET steamship pier when she arrived, a ~) week ago. He took her at once to Po- @* N lice Headquarters, where she was shown the f t of chemise and the scap- ognized them as her aister- e had embroidered the “M. import | ; ant of which were permitted to be an- swered a 4 She told of Dr. Rustin calling up a drugstore to secure aconite on the af-!) on before the visit of Day during the afternoon. Dr. Rustin took the seme car for home, but they did twice 1 was told that he was not a’ er 5 o'clock next morning she Rustin home , not get on together, and while he heaves the chemise hi Don’t stopped at Fortiet nt to Sitaeae It ts now known that the body of the| q., the end of the lin r. Rustin di- by the atto woman was carried « Shiver Take Chances on our Health rected this proceeding phe did not want them seen together in public more than was necess Ton warsBls van, which has sin epainted. | redirect. e nation Ars. Rice, “+ Coroner's that heard a state /ina She told of | sald her custom was to call Dr. Rustin; ™ent of the case from Vachris last Cold R Hier visit to the doctor's ofMce at night |on the telephone at his home after |/MSht found a verdict talit the victim) Cold Room during which came. “dinner each evening, representing here of the arsine Meantime the doctor showed her a self as a patient, asking him te AWOTEA RE Maes ina Od for le arrest x hottle of poison which he said he was to her t Dr. Rustin's sug-| m | hee Baabeng. ee ne aed put ey Dreparing for Davis, who in exchange | gestion jmkienibelinood (that thebyabrant! yt 4 : | Jexer be served, Vachris says that Fo: pes Tas See: Hustle, he) pol: a Alba murdered his wife so that he it gerne a mixture of angther drug with CHASE YOUR OWN FREIGHT. [Rested younger ¥ (yaaa TER ie 8 The original bottle of aconite he gave her and jater she turned it Sie | pera ‘over to the police. It was introduced in If Notice evidence. On cross-examination Mrs, Rice sald that after Rustin had formed his death 2 plan he talked of it constantly, end (Cour Jury has rendered a verdict for és the Delaware, Lackawanna and Weet~ suggested @ plan by which I should 5 3 Jette ere! y Asao- shoot him tn fis office. I promised to | ‘tT Railroad Company against the Van| A letter from the Merchants’ A —____—- Unload Is Given Con-| BL ANS FOR “DEATH AVENUE” signee Has to Find Goods or Pay, PATERSON, N, J., Dec. 4—A District Merchants Make Recommendations to Public Service Board. comply with this request. 2 Winkle Grain and Produce Company, eiation G New York Cen- “He then purchased a ‘gun.’ I frst | of this city, for $158 for car service. | occupation eal avenheeyenve, maw the ‘gun’ the second Saturday be-| The railroad company in 195 notiftea HWS “ead ence ne Rote i sion. ‘Tne Mer- n makes the following fore his death. He said it was the one |the Van Winkie Company that four care | he was to ‘shoot himself with.’ ” of oats consigned had arrived here. As| Mrs. Rice quickly corrected herself | the railroads charge for service if cars} with the statement that was to|are not unloaded within forty-eight shoot him with the gun broke the |hours after notice of arrival, the Van revélver and it could not be used, which Winkle Company sent men to unload amused the proposed shovting to be de- the cars. The men found the cars down oe At Lakewoody could not be It was declded, she said, to carry BAPE Benes out the shooting at Rustin’s home as WM, RANE 60, Room No. 2 1131-1183 Broad ay, New York. moving ‘ave something (9 8 eh AR tin a bill for $158, which the | pack the deed of a burglar. whe ce! ed, “and he went to the became timid and a} After scolding l 5 5 plyness of the fabric in there. Hei tructed me to 4. Winkle Company refused to pay. | provat Her “Nerve” Failed. - — — = barn. I was to have g to the rear = ‘end l HE fineness of the fabric Bum street a few back to the n. He was anger in the abdomen, saying he A RROW COLLARS “We then went to the doctor's home,” of the barn, but a ¥ aprialcarmunieatiuekenn can ; h d h fi aoe EG a is strengthened by the four- tmsisted on me sheoting him live a few days and be able to 5 ie up his affairs. I said: ‘Fred, 1 do it; I can't harm you" id angry, and for sc i [ and returned ffice downtown. 15c, each — 2 for 25c, Cluett, Peabody & Co., Makers 2) Had to Die That Night. Davis's second visit to the of- COWARD BUNION SHOE while he tempors . Allows the enlarged joint freedom, the room, witness said she without spreading the rest of the : ues ik foot. This shoe is built from a aved that it must be exact knowledge of foot anatomy, and will retain its special shape under long and hard wear. 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