The evening world. Newspaper, November 10, 1911, Page 8

ame ave “Fesetree_,DETECTNES GET CROTON AQUEDU asi | FREERIDE, THEN ROBBERY IN WHC + WOMANHASSLAN :Captured Near Croton Aque- duct, They Reveal Plot and | : Tell of Companions. feour NOW HELD IN JAIL, HOLD th GHAUFFEUR He and ain Are Ac- cused of Stealing $4,000 | Automobile, A lérga touring car “st Thirty-fit tree 1 , ‘ night w 1 De ve Meebo yo Babies Save Mrs. Rae Bip tahd lead LA ied From Death When One of | York, ‘They knew that « 4.00 auto Merritt. of No, 142 East Will you drive us to Thirty-ftth Lexington avenue Gang Threatens. Two of four men arrested last night! the murder of Mrs, Mary Hall, wil Superintendent Henry Hall of the! Watski!! Aqueduct construction, con- foliar?” Nel asiced The two men standing by the sald they would. detectives got In wed at White Plains to-day to Sneri‘t | the tonneau and as car passe jartnett and Inspector Burke of the| — _ — _ _ _ Bast ty-fiftth street station, Nelson ueduct Police that they were imoli-linto the yard and picked up her two! appeared to become very Ml eniid Turo rushed up to her and) “Hold up here!" directed McLaughlin The authorities believe that the other| threatened her with a revolver. “My friend ts slck and I'm ng into men under arrest were of the) and the stranger ran upstairs, he police station to get an ambulance." of five tha killed = Mrs.| Aire, Mall was lil tn bed, and stabbed held up Mrs, John Rae at! her to death.as she sprang out to fgnt point of a revolver, and forebiy| them. ‘The gang ran away, but the Q M apphedoss 1 " ven too #00; o low fied Miss Annie n from giv Encik beokanety sa eidyed le i 4 Lid Alarm while the murder was boing | fy Je a drammati ae tak} mitted. They are looking for the givanoot her exper ninth now, who is supposed to have ps her children saved her ite, | NO 49 West Pifty-stxth st Mrs. Hall ng on the ground with her two apse gape d N20 Como of No. 156 Smith street, | the oldest three years and the AID FOR MRS. HEINRICH. Kiyn, broke down and confessed] other @ year and a he hours after his arrest, His confes-| arma, she bewged the inan to spare her| Readers Send Money to Who Was Disp was coniirmed tater by Filipe Di| children and shoot her if ne 0, who Was arrested in his com.|*4Ye them I gotta kid of my own,” ¥. Di Marco gave the same Brook-| coctay answered, and Mrs ex then ar Htattan | The Evening World wishes ire Knowledge the receipt of suns cf abérems as Como, Jit was only his fatherly instinct that| money for the relief of Mrs. Heinrichs and Di Mare rt that Mrs.| caused him to stay the finger on the of No. 10% Avenue y r @ man known as| trigger an account was doin this news- sums are emall, Whose name they] “J was in the right wing of the honse,| Paper on Nov. ing them show Mot know, They deny that they took a ened ne ee eee says Mrs, Rae, the titer ; ' pirit. of 3 ; when the five Itallang returned for the utmost sympa dow apie part in the actual murd sng ARAAEA Sma o haeed thas ty which would go much further way that t wao held fling. with Mise ¢ demanding hor © the means to back it up. and ber two children was na ey and I bolted t joors and Closed West Thirty- shades Then I quick-| not only sends twen | | }ly shoved bt alnst the door avening T WAS TO STEAL $5,000 IN-| opening ints the other portion of the tne’ tani ord, Willtain f SURANCE MONEY. house. * | Oe; Who Ak Glapoabess toticg According to Como and Di Marco,)/ DOOR BROKEN OPEN AND MAN | ie ‘served on Mra Heinrichs wit fi ‘was committed ta pursuance ENTERS. the trouble to learn thi plot to steal $5,000 which Mrs.| “Then to my horror the door was daughter, 3 Moriarty 8, the mother of Missy Annie|>rcken open and I saw a man looking point of death and that | Fecently collected o ia | at Lae Ot end Sts bed, which | with ‘tittle John Moria hey ‘dillows ( ne W nk away, T bean to plead nearly star 1 Rreey owing Meath of) vith him not to kill my children. Me ft jusband. The news that thel i not sy anything Lut ke had been collected was broucne| 214, fat Muy anything but kept on anyy- ey ; wot ing the bed aside. Then I heard al Brooklyn by an italian who had! noise upstairs 'n Mra, Hall's rooms, working on the Croton Aqueduct | sound ike a heavy obje‘t falling on the F thanks but her earn Rue vieinity of Croton Falls fla This increased my 459; on of thelr kindness of heart sald Mra, Griffin, Miss Any two eniideen, T opened aa: —_—_—> Rae and her rataaels Dexerting Seamen Drowned. Mrs. Hall al! hand anda| PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10. @ hours on Yorktown road, Knife In te other ¢ Tushing at-me| Men leaped Into the Dewy Rive je from any other habitation and! from the barn, «h evidently | and were drowned yesterday in an ef. they were alone in the day time | acting as a lookout ed the re- fort to desert from the ship Willlam P, Mr. Hal! and Mr. Rae were away | Volver at me and I thought surely he outward bound from thelr work on (he aqueduct. He Ws avout to shoot. I dropped to my! cleco. The nar sed a plan for the rob ma BOD, dledded with his to spare! ae,4: in t known th com \ lan Meo actos lead men are not known. Both come Re five lef New York at m He kept the revolver pointed at me for| from New ¥ fetay of a Putnam Division train} veveral minutenci meened like howe ce 4 Ttalt and they! hands and then They separat- until we met a ree in one and Whole brain ¢ hardly knew houte and knocked. Mise WOMEN FIND MRS. HALL DEAD HKke @ tori! d the door and they asced IN HER ROOM. SOREL Eeane4i8 yt of milk, offering to pay I then rughed into the house and! seemed afraid of attracting Rj An Ae hi: out ner hand Cor| ound Mts. ClelMin, Bho aid to mer) Even when. the don’ auegied ems they grabbed her py ah repair if they have hurt Mrs, Hall, f heels and thr toh them they a od held her, ‘d her scream’ Together we went) did not try t oot, but Kicked at ie vB. HALL STABBED TO DEATH | Upstairs into the ifail roome Mra. Grifs| beast and. lunged at him. with. the: 48 SHE JUMPS FROM-BED. fin we n and I stood at the door, One| knives.” Como and Di Marco assert that they WOK At Mis. Hall wae enough, I could seen w Miss Griffin, Mrs, Hae ran out” “We ran out tnd notified the farm MeCoy have ed up the road ae and her children are stor hor mother, Mre. W No, #2 Teller avenue, Bronx ed ENNELLS OURNI ree) We want to help you entertain your friends and your family on Thanksgivi ng Day — nothing will make your home more cheerfu than a well furnish EASY WAY OF PAYING allows you to furnish your + ee ene aRBs As dining room complete or in Part, so that you can use your weal other ways and Pay us after Thanksgiv ing in smali amounts on AMID ASS LiSswo=z ermsthatwillboarrangec to suit. 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Fear Belief Will F WIN Spread He Is | Heading War Party by Op- E ‘ i ‘ ; British that the Gov- posing Moroccan Pact. igations to on i $ . time when France and G involved in serious negotiati BERLIN, Nov. 10.--The atthude of Crown I Mam durtng the Reichs rated his pleas- the eriticiains yesterday's | harmed the nation to serve party aims The Chencellor, fairly shaking with when he openly dem ure over and appro of Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollwey's \ tive chief as a man “whose sword is in | his mouth.” So violent @ personal at gn ee ee ere te tack upon a party leader by a Mintet and applauded the sabre-rattltng 4 jis almost unprecedented, and being speeches, is sharply ¥ v j directed against such a powerful re by not only the | resentative caused a so | t stg th P ts of the Ch Von Heydet whl never forgive riends but the epponents of the Chan- | that,” was the general comment among The Berliner Tag - —— MURDERER SENT TO AUBURN. 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