The evening world. Newspaper, August 16, 1911, Page 1

KILLS PARENTS WHO KIDNAPPED CHILD werner nens erie eer ene mein nnn ARR RAR RR ne rn Ann AAAI IA AAAAAAARRRRAARARRARRRARS RRAARADIRARS RAAT SRO ATWOOD, BREAKING RECGRDS, ON TO 71OLEDO WEATHER=Fatr to-night and Tharsday. WEATHER-F. NIG ight and Tharsday, GHT EDITION. Cbe = __FRIC x “0 N Eo EN T coor eee Pree | cubilaning OHIO TOWNS nal ‘TOON CAVE 6.00 10 SAVE GIRL, THE ASHE DROPS FROM THE SKY | "ry hm NHS FUGAT TO SANDUSKY... mu, Station a Week After Sacrifice. Airman Stops at Pettisville for Gas- oline and Will Go On to Toledo to Accept Plaudits at Re- ception To-Night. SPEEDS THROUGH AIR AT 45 MILES AN HOUR PICKED FROM 150 MEN. Out of a Job, He Needed the} $25 Reward to Pay Back | Board. Charles J. Lichtneker, eighteen year 0 but, pale and | 1 fainting in the crowd at between the subway | ss at One Hundred and | avenue. | him up store on und that the | opening of | tly healed wound In his wrist triemt Attempt to Take Leo Stevens as aj « Passenger From Elkhart, Ind., Fails—Machine Unharmed. 1 him into a where It was was bleeding from the Zeaving Dikhart, Ind., at 6.06 A. M., Atwood's time schedule was ss follows: The policeman made a temporary tour- niquet whic poked the flow of blood unut Dr arrived from Lincotn | Hospital with an amt Kendallville, Ind To the surzeo ‘Waterloo, Ind. : story when he r Butler, Ind., 62 miles from Bikhart, “Last week I Ind., 18 miles from Elkhart. 95 miles from Elkhart. 6. er told this nnsclousness dvertisement 9.38 % Edgerton, O., 69 miles from Bikhart and about half tn ‘The World that strong, healthy ay to Toledo, Rate to Edgerton just 45 miles an hour, young m wanted et Mount Sins 9.52 PI Bryon, 0. % Hospital Stryker, 0., 47 miles from Toledo, I went Archbold, ©., 92 miles from Elkhart, exactly two hours ont. “ Circulation Books Open to All.” | _ ‘ NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Atwood’s Greeting in Chicago; Carried from the Aviation Field, | 3 POULTRY NEN 10,19 A. M., landed in a field near Pettesville, ©., 37 miles west of Toledo. e Evening World.) PETTISVILLE, O., Aug. 16.—Harry N. Atwood put Pettisville on the map t g in unexpectedly from the sky and making | Louis to New York, call, and it has The peo- certainly been one «AROUND THE WORLD MAY FAL TO WIN La Lorraine to Sail Two gaat Before He Gets Here— | Just One Chance. CAME DOWN ‘WHEN GABOLINE |i ciwt ote auc Mt Sy Abe) eee ee, ae MRS. HARRIMAN HOLDS ON vill in hi fe an cai dows ere th TO PACIFIC ROAD STOCKS. cause his ga e was ru woand |¢ ‘| Official Denial of the She Is Selling will} Holding W ¥ ‘ edaded n tM of fluid to rep t lubricate his motor ar i WAUSON BOYS CARRY HIM ra ets f ma TO LUNCH. phous “i Pettisy 1 here for lu e the in ton had ' le ad arrived. fro | : ! ‘ ny A 7 : : 4, 9 : ‘ saya 1 ” ! tala u | 7 ; | World t ‘see = | ' ed embe ne Vo ont gree « nope at (Contjaued on Sevvud Page. dare 4, Wid Me gd ear prod ; Harold McCormack im at the left as copyrighted by Underwood & Underwood.) "ANNA MALLEEN” | | A STUPID BOOK, GAYNOR Wi IES }Mayor Adds That, Cervantes t Ye Circulation Books Open to All.’* — 140 PAGES PRICE ONE CENT. mM SHOOTS COUPLE DEAD IN BATTLE FOR BABY iMEY FAD KIDNAPPED ——_—__-+40— SENTTOPRISON AND FINED $500 | paren ee |Judge Rosalsky Ignores the Plea for Clemency Made | by Jerome. | MUST WORK OUT FINES. | a Uncle Pursues Parents Who Re- if Not Paid in Monev,! Claimed Their Child by Force and Would Exiend Punishment Slays Both in Washington Ave., Brooklyn, Shop. «SQN WOUNDED BY BULLET, LEADS MOB IN PURSUIT. 500 Days. ‘ -| Murdered Woman a Sister of Ribis, Who Was Suing Him for Pos- session: of Her Infant. tential anda fine of put at the rate of one y, if unpaid ralgned for sen. tence William Travers Jerome of coun- at of the conyleted men moved of judi nd a new on was den In the Course of a dispute to-day over the custody of a two-yeare ‘attidavits}old child, Giuseppe Ribis, forty-five years old, of No. 74. First street, f¥om physicians stating that the health | ‘1 tava > of Samuel Wiener ard Solomon Franke! | Brooklyn, shot and killed his sister Rosella De Basco, forty years old, Loar ae : Walnonieuen hi and her husband, Rafael De Basco, forty-five years old, the parents of that Charles Wetner'a| the child, arid wounded Rocce pr Was at the point of death after 1d hardly survive t | the murdered couple. ‘hee ta cai i Ribis was caught by a policeman after a chase and held without | aie sald nothing bail, on a charge of homicide, JER MAKES | A PLEA FOR| The (inwithhe Cause e tragedy ie va at Ni CLEMENCY FoR PRISONERS, | The unwitting cause of the tragedy, which took place at No. 700 ‘ vy) Washington avenue, Brooklyn, is a brown-eyed, curly-haired, chubby He had been a bone of contention between his parents on {One side and his grandmother and Ribis and Ribis’s wife on the other dj ever since he was nine months old. » De Basco, the nineteen-year-old son of w]| youngster. In May, 190, the De Bascos lived im GOW WSTREL el QEE “L” EMPLOYEE |. et! - BURST INTOFLAME ee permission to take ein Brooklyn “for | Workman at Ch at Chatham Square SON AEE EI CHILD WHEN LAW DELAYED. et Comes in Contact With Be the Third Rail ar time the De Bascos tried back. Ribis and his» noup. Repeated = * y the mother to he Was closely and by Mrs. Ived with the tman ®# mother, who Would Have Commit dA | ee ould Have Committed EVELYN NESBIT THAW ASKS apis. Mepealcalnatit | It to the. Flames. LUNACY BOARD FOR HUSBAND ae 1 road nip NO FAVORITISM SHOWN EACH h 1 prrrant MAN SETS: THREE MONTHS. 5 ol s rned h My i be h but Be- M M if Y and ded “4 " Mrs. Ribls DD 1 an hour ef. 1 -_ 1 ' sev J U. S. TROOPS GUARD BORDER: at Werner & Jace NEW TROUBLE IN MEXICO. ALLAN LINER IN TROUBLE * eh tea OE arte ON VOYAGE TO BOSTON. mera andl ned the sunuts 0 dos ry Dieso, Val. Seeding under seduced steam, Would preiguly die (rou hiv imgurieg, = shot at lis ret