The evening world. Newspaper, November 14, 1911, Page 6

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1911, — | over the park wall near One Hundred|run down by « train and instantly 7 killed. All three bodies were frightfally mu- | tilated, A third person in the party also | was atruck, but escaped with @ broken shoulder, and Fifth street, he turned and threw the suitcase he was carrying into Mrs, De Horlty’s arms, but the determined householder left tho sultcase for some. body else to pick up. In ft was found afterpard a quantity of the De Horitys' silverware and jewelry, Kelly was diss \| THEFT MYSTERY WIFE CATCHES SOUVED BY SEARCH BURGLAR HUSBAND sss INHOMIGDE CASE LETS ONEESAPE un rn ‘Three Section Hands Killed When Strack by N. ¥. Central Engine. RHINECLIFF, N. ¥., N ore Gambant, @ sect on the New Yor | $1,000 Stolen Goods Found in! Mrs. De Hority Pursues Man Room Where Man Kicked | Over Wal) Into Park-- Ancther to Death. Spouse Outdistanced. wv. Galva. on hand, was killed ‘entral Ratlroad here. | fi mar, Preserves at ‘ere from acide ai ndard oy over 4 oo ware 0 . "Rend address for Later Jullo Caruso and Conceitta Bun- ella were walking down the track to dentify the body, when they, too, were Fleetro Silicon Co,, 90 Ci At Grocers and Drugsi: The “Great” Overcoat Sale Two policemen, eetking evidence to-) Because a determined woman wasn't day in the case wherein Frederick Ray-| afraid, but chased him down the street Or is held for kicking to th Joseph | and over a wall a man giving the name Boyle in their room at No. 127 South) of Charles Kelly, twenty-one years old, First street, Williamsburg, solved the/ og No, %1 West Thirty-elghth atreet mystery that had for many years sur-| was arraigned in the West Side Court rounded the systematic robbery of| this morning. Manheim Brothers, dealers in expen-| The woman who did the chasing was sive clothing and furnishings, at Broad-| Mrs, Charles De Horlty of No, 147 West —— Way and Ninth street, Manhattan One Hundred and Fifth street. She says SG rish pe ins ciasovsey ths fotee| nv. pHs GULINSA. SEP Nonse ate That [s Unparalleled | added the ch grand larceny to] night with @ confederate, who escaped, the charge of homicide made yesterday! and took an overcoat, a sult case and a | againat Raynor. When he is given al giiverware and Jewelry worth $900, A few of the important features ¥ a hearing at Manhattan Avenue Courtto-| According to Mra. De Hority, the men that are combined with exclusive Soe aR ee Morrow he will be tried on the erand| ran when ehe and her husband sur- ~ larceny charge in event he makes good! prised them coming out of the house. , styles to make Hackett, Carhart hie plea of self-defense in the homicite case. Raynor was held for examination yesterday on the latter charge a to deat the night before, had stabbed him under the right eye, and th part in the proceedings was merely :o save his own life, Acting Capt. O'Connor of the Bedford avenue station, sent Policemen Wright- man and Cummings to-day to the house where the two men had lived, to take charge of their offect>. ‘The policemen found a handsome raincoat, bearing the Manheim mark, a number of valuable Buttons, pieces -f silk, velvet, hatr- cloth and other fittings and a general assortment of the most expensive ar- ticles in the ‘lothing and furnishing trade, The goods found were worth ‘A member of the Manheim firm was called to the station. He Identified the raincoat a8 one of a lot that was stolen from the firm last spring. Ie sald that for several years the house had been robbed of many thousands of lollars worth of stuff, but that the detectives Mad never been able to get a trace of t hol had insisted that Boyle, whom he kicked | 6°¢ t his) When they ran different ways, Mrs. De Horlty followed one and Mr. De Hority the other. Mr. De Hority'’s man t away, but when Mrs, De Horfty's man jumped over the Central Park wall into the ahrubbery she followed and kept to the pursult unttl Detective Quinn of the Weat One Hundredth street station arrived and made the arrest. “According to the police, a jimmy was found on the prisoner, who refused to make any statement. | Several people joined Mrs. De Hority in the pursuit. As the man clambered | | , ante! 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