The evening world. Newspaper, February 7, 1912, Page 1

_ HUNT FOR DOROTHY ARNOLD ON NEW CLUE AAR! _Morse, Suddenly Well, Is on His Way to New York — WEATHER Kale toentghe and The vy warmer fINAL EDITION. WraATunn— Ff tosnight and o FI EDITION. — SSS ae “PRICE ‘ONE CENT. { “ Circulation Books Open to All.” } =< rte 1 tell ‘NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1912. 18 PAGES PRICE ONE “CENT. DICKINSON LEADS POLICE BANDITS HOLD UP “KID ELOPERS” © Yona Missing Gird in peer GRL IN CANTTARIUM READ - — do SIE UNOS 1 “ot S DOROTHY ARNOLD Terrorize Crew, Plunder Mail, Thirteen-Year-Old Ella Edel- POLICE HERE BELIEVE Dynamite Express Safe and | hotf Saves Boy Sweetheart sien a Set Free ek an aeney ce i eck Dba PATH OF SUBWAY ; Escape With — | With — ial | ‘in tn Taylor Flat ‘DEAL IS CLEARED EXPLOSION STARTS FIRE. | MAMMA’S TEARS MELT IRE Philadelphia Detectives Say Young Woman Pointed Out by Nurse ‘ap: Run Off With Section of Train} ’Twas Her Offer of Forgive- TELLS ABOUT A FIG Er He sitian z ea th evant lorld Thi a tk ‘ BY INTERBOROUGH Near Memphis—Second Rob- | ness in Evening World That Is Not Long Missing Heiress but S Another Rich New Yorker. bery at Same Spot. Ended Week’s Romance. Says Woman Who Was Siain | FATHER MEETS TRAIN, GOES TO QUAKER CITY. Inspector Hughes Says Information Is Best Lead Since the Mysteri- ous Disappearance a Year Ago. The New York police projected enmivee inio the Dorothy Amold mystery again to-day on a new clue leading to Philadelphia and insisted {that the long missing heiress vas the inmate of a sanitarium in that city, | | | Told Him They Would | Directors ppm to jos het the) steaveprits, Tenn., Fed. 1—Five men| John Fitepatrick, the aeventeen-yeat Piundered the mail and express oars) old lad of Orange, and Ella Kdelhoff, Have to Part. Changes Officially Made, [ot Rock Istana ‘Train No, 43 near Hul-| nis thirteen-year-old swe re is burt, Ark, early to-day and made away | turned to-day to Ella's h It Is Declared. with their plunder long before an alarm | 296 Sandford street, East Orange, for | Was spread and posses could eeek thelr | pare forgiveness after thelr week's Aa ————— |trail. The holdup was so cleverly | elopement. . iI AST OBSTACLE GC NE, | Planned and executed with such prect- It was @ little paragraph tn The sion that none of the train employees | Evening World yesterday, headed ‘ for lack of evt.| ee aad could offer resistance and few of the} Home, You Kid Elopers,” that moved jay, and immediately made a a ki . | Passengers knew anything had hap-/ the youngsters to return to face th tement In wh Announcement of Yielding to pened until they awoke to find thelr| music. In It wes the atatement of » th train stalled. Mrs, Edelhoff that she would forgive + @t noom it was reported that money|tham gladly, if only they would re- -Morrow. consigned to @ bank in Oklahoma, es-! lieve her anxiety by letting her know | : : | timated at betwen $60,000 and $75,000, | they were alive and well. had been taken from the oxpress car! Mrs, Edelhoff knew that Ella had by the robbers. only $10 and two suitcases of her own The full value of the plunder the rob- | and her sister Anne's clothes, end she bers got haw not been determined. They | strongly suspected that John Fitz- Charles M. Dickinson, the sus the mystery of the as: Returday at 103 West Seventy enth street of Ta charged from i dene’ was a ao tthe tac che |’ wrty’s Terms Expected uu the bomb exploded and it ted | m T te Tayler woman, and had left not “ sore than ten minutes before the trag- Lickin was ‘ ; | Directors of the Interborough-Metro- n did not seq the man end | potitan Company, the holding company "88" tor the Interborough Repld Transit Deputy Commissioner Dougherty and Inspector Hughes, in charge of kiven the police a line on how to wet os, ; ransacked the postal car, dynemited the | patrick had nothing at all except the ‘ ‘ ' xt that Informat According to Dickin- hitrigend aap uben| Wells-Fargo Express safe, apparently | cioties on tila back, which, natty ax DOROTHY ARNOLD. hs Detective Bureau, declared their clue was a good one, in spite of a e Marre, who lives | En Auten J overlooking nothing that‘ might add to ve4'| changes made by the Board of Mstimate| their profit. The aynamite explosion se, | (nt, Vere WOuld not go far as means — [throwdown by the Philadelphia police, who alleged they had investigated ah the gna Public Service Commission in the of support. bed Sai te fire to the combination baggage and ex- , found it worthless. 4 truth when @he said she left the house oro gor the operation of the new sud-| press car and it was destroyed. ; JOHN HAD ALL OF TWO DOL- E lead and found te Ceahannt: Gao Backes ae wione shortly before the explosion, It te also reported from the samo| This was the second holdup near Hul- LARS AND A HALF. us Inspector Flug Thad a fight with Mra Taylor Wed- | evees that the formal burt within the last four months. ri f the value of bla olue th plan will go In this she was wrong. John had a al hia clue that he sent Nesday night,’ said Dickinson, in the back to the officials to-morrow. | ENGINEER BOUND AND KICKED | whole two dollars and a@ half. To be » seetlve al ° fs Dareonal btisid tg ufice of his lawyer, Terence J. Mc- spnig information is of highest !mpor- | FROM TRAIN. sure, he #quandered it before they hives ii acernoa dy Senet Manus, “and sie scratched iny face, 1 tance Lecause it tndicates approval from The train left Memphis about mid-| were out of Orange, buy’ 1a new | jwith J or th j Arnold family, It left her house, and although called her the lasted jnight, After ft cleared the western ter- pair of tan “68 as ne nM : -e was reported that ap on the telephone ‘a couple o oukh side of the proposition made ninus of the Misstssipp! River bridge But he was not alto 7 ndent le 94 thor a, Ms venerable father tn the next three days, I did not see her the borough, amended by the offi. |!t was boarded by two masked men, por iis affinity for aupport IL! Jot the missing yc woman, had gon until late Sat tn acc by the Interbor. | Tiey climbed over the tender, covered wits pe Hvening World clipping in {ty the Quaker City on an earlier train. PHONED MRS. TAYLOR HE WAS . only to be amended again, and|the engine crew with guns, then the | | Tho: Me. Kelth had gone and that B ie } , hetr hands, the two, carrying the GOING TOF hich {6 now a ed in the form of |train was hal The engineer was ed in fh ov Hughes's che def 1 LAT. {thagatsatanain | bound and «as ‘ ed off Into | SUIts casca, walkysd up the steps of the in advi reporté from “she “I telephoned her that I was coming a dite : omat shel train Mf dome to-day and timid Aiea ree . . i " ‘ r z oh ait a ms Sabie t up to get @ petri pin I had left in ner NO DIFFERENCE VET BETWEEN | jseveral miles until it was dipiniion | the tall, Pa WMDGN wan puttit Socialists Absent Fi From Royal | 3,500 Caimly Re Recite Lessons ie nia ae a ee heen enk possession. [ reached house about OFFICIALS. [halt at a campfire alongside the track,! shelves in the kitchen, his wife was out , | f | Cunily were doing njecture; that twenty-five minutes before the explosion, It te eald that the action of to-day | where three other bandits waited, marketing. He opened the door in ils, Palace When Ruler Opens as Blaze Drives Out 24 | after the visit of Mr, Arnold te the. and Mrs, Taylor ad: dome ty the Ii c renee between) Here the baggage and mail ca Shirt sleeves, | Banker, Set Free b Pall, | Goanayiy f Ps 0 1 . Zanker, Set Free by ft, navivania station at Seventh avenue basior : detanienl ney ie paaeenene: crscieg CRAIN nes granted ut New Reichstag. Families Next Door. : jand ‘Thirty-third street early In the day. “She told me, in effect, that we had nd before any of the train crew knew) them, “What ft ds that brings yo eae Ti Aiea let teller gare. (401d hee 1 ab willing | what was happening, the motive | here, a 2 a Leaves With His Wife and Is RST EXPECTED HER TO COME but that she was not treating me fairl We offer should not now) with Its light load was hurry Mr. Edelhof, it ehould be noted, had ror William, | Th caand cAvachundrad) chill — Bok BY TRAIN. : ae I had done notiing to justify the/come to the front as the puotic and|into the country. hot got over the anger with which hela pap resi f ee ant sec late Due Here ‘To-Morrow, The new Dorothy Arnold clue began ohangen ale had made against me. formal offer of the xo While one of the bandits held @ gun) took the news of the eiopement, Au | bere ALAR Ai PUBS Rae Ne 4 to develog in ull Its old complexity about “While we were talking [ beard voices; 1? the off ome the firemen, the his wif@ had been driiing him to “ aan hetas h Hundredth strer ato - ra Avenu - “ Y ucluck today, when De} Commis: TNA SAAN OF thie ACA Hian'a volee and (7e ie wilt : je | Bled since the foundation i [to-day catmt V thelr Jessons,| jay axa Charlee W oner Do cis annout tear voice, I recognised t when th fons started inet m . Ag ix customary, Instead! threw spit > WiRDOM, | ne, the N Shier wacankiv) Philadelpiia that woman's volce as that of Misy to public w nh Opportunity ! >t Imperial Pariiament.| pot heeding A next)" hats tte expected to arrive Marre, but did not recognize the man’s| to know what the ies cdeuiierakauls| Ith the two care ig tt nea t ailed the members t Soon and dro we 1 famiten} mreled by : ta S10 train from tl Vatce, }and the formal offer wili open unusual while » 1 point am K Ie palace, whe nade his epecen tro gla ste ‘ They were late this erncan;. BY vr yhia station of “Mra. Taylor left the room and went the rob! | od the throne in the hivt Ww {alline numer ires in the ne © Birmingham apectal of the 1 te the rear. I heard her talking to M + {sae blew open the | stepped " ST ANHRNIIRE Aa fi pat rh ter, Mr. Dougherty sald, came Lua Marre and the man and thea | heard Metropolitan o1a jefe In the ¥ express car.) "I euppo he) most par no t dress, | the whole crciaaNe “tHe a rom a nurse employed in a Philadel- her bid the man good-by. T cannot a} 6athered thelr plunder and made UB] nar ing | ; exaatls « 4 sanitarium. 8 wrote tl 9 rt ae ie vine | the darkness. y had obtained a good | 1 f: ho e \ arcn Lib s 1 ‘ a ng woman p mt in the sanitas derstand why Miss La Marve should aiiseratle eat sich | Ita. ‘ee Wan alone. 1 know there Was @ 1 P. re an alarm could be | od | two jes and onde st 1 n she ad identified as Dero- eying eine 1 of the given wraps wires into Mem- | gtory mee) Tie fire, which drove the tenants tolat the termina old and that the young A ( ‘ inutile , \ ni E qi f wed by the olde yong ycourred in the alr shaft! since nix pa r ‘Mre. Taylor had callera four ov dye; combination, Atte sion a direc . IT'S LEAP YEAR; HE COULDN'T | y vine to New York to-day to times a week, I should sa vas {tor sald the cor was now in a POSSE SEARCHES COUNTRY FOR HELP HIMSELF. stud, the log a dou y apartmont-houne | Penitentiary, 4 some jewelry ehe had pawned vefore under the impression that this man ha] position to close the city dea! in twent THE BANDITS, PRIEAATeREI TARA GoLITE aeger, ail t and st One Mun r t this elty called on her and went away with Miss/four hours. The firet in ff danger to the a Edethon aicaat tily in the Ath stre i ome days there has} ad ql er had been re- Le Marre decauss I was there. le s ns yees of the Roek tet John answ e he Emperor n frict tween the tenants and as € I sminisstoner would “About ten minutes after Miss Jaa sal erminia of the sah na he a ruler willed fs dail the removal of gar. iiapeaine ‘ te say he had had cor- Marre left, the telephone bell rany [re " heard heavy " an eluh ‘ 4 the dais bago and Jowisi families, which ; y als € the Writer and wes Mire Taylor Went to Bin ag . * ' i expreawed thelt feel- ; ad lead told me her sister Susle-—-Mrs. wi a © racket Was made Fi e Me ‘ 1 i tera » down aot to eall up Mr Sania acon hb: in Thad heitan e thon nf ainmunition that was] qaeied ate ; vlad Pape Sie reg ne t Youk att fephone and advise him to meet the I told her I had no reason to ayold M aes ; , © combination | i x P ; 4 or “ Hira Manhattan vans and woul Then the pacis- tally but that define action had wy burned after a Hee About 11.15 A. M. too e start) EX. JUSTICE WHITE, stat Say age came sion occurred.” taken, y Rs ei : nf the 8 ihe | « t tant soon the enclosed | nes Detective ‘Talt to meet the FRANKLY TOLD OF RELATIONS ——— No! a holdup, the 1 nade him a leas a, 1 Z x ren Vee / : se WHO SENTENCED SLAYER | Me Avnold did not get down. WITH WOMAN, La add alk a enaty | wanted t y t : » | OF M’KINLEY. 1S DEAD.! 6 it to Marrteon, Dic oni in statement, w L was MAN’S RACE i ew ‘ } t BH ; h rain oe ait abou! hiv reiations with Mrs, Taylor, FOR Wi ALTH, ; Ag hive utter t . ia No exembiing Doréthy t f ; had vanished {nto th ny get om ‘ ' table ‘Ir Kt \ as on tho train, ile rgosted t the polfce might § eee 4 al i | ¢ so.net interest tf id f New Yorkers st in front tb : mer had r ‘Ito: HOW THE PHILADELPHIA PO. 1 ted te in W MF MONEY Sina e F wid nee LICE INVESTIGATED. ree eats rai ihe Hiow do 1 capital 1 2 ; 4s t Wea aoe ape eit i voles ey 4 rong y n nie r N Av n jou with ron #aid he had nothing wae with that | 234,649 eta , t ree f ; Patt cor n to Patle ' “Real Estate” pouch of 16% al 1 1eK inte t >t. Cameron “Business Opportunities” bere c Cha aur Vin \ a a Belerian Maree financial” and BROOKLYN WAN SUICIDE, ; ts et ’ Ay st the New York ieendtne aa “Summer Resor eothe ere ‘a ore ‘ by h Yo ective Bu- .: = Body Believed to te That of A. By and the ce 7 wd . wart ephoned to W, J. Mansfeld, eev- advertisements were printed last | wor « ie He 7 ; : the superintendent of the year in HMetnits nd in Provid ‘i ona 4 z ; ‘ r vr" Me aay 1 and informed him of THE WORLD BROVIREN ! he ¥ ee Sai a | Ged weit y the sanitartum 65,324 More than in the ‘ciuame oT 1a i" Hannay ’ fald pat ‘i ; i 4 wala related Here ¢ " ‘ . HIS PADDLE e€ wt TWO KILLED IN WRECK. t no letter Pires. esa 1 It inust be conceded ti NSWERING. i ' t male cea * North Philadelphia n name are “*( ty” ad ment ' . ' 1) i ‘ » to New York to ¥ led those that can produce PESULTS Mes! x ald Ul os ' ir 4 a " ad pawned there, nite, were f A i only from the investor or the J/tiat ve vl fs f ' y wit oy Le I went four detectives to the the course of @ flight they hac welleto-do person seeking recrea- wo ‘letters: ad iy nalied? It ‘ F pe nid » Mg ‘ Rane 1 ‘arian and home last Friday, thon, | Sol Hainity ° M id " raphy 4 ! dan sali roses eae aro killed and several injared,| Woman mentioned Acting Capt. Gloster of the Detective <8 of Marey avenue, Bro eer aant we . | ty ‘ i Bhe did not look i Dureau was the only witness heard in| Are those the kind of people |} cxprossed sonow for + aides f ‘blab athe. | World Ruliding 7 ere rushed to the acene : ieee | aware @ now th grivete uct, ‘xnm of Dorothy Aruold and she was ——— ? {timated he had done, and waid te was Farber “and. m " of the from seatinied on Geopnd Pamen you want to reacl limated he bed done, aad said he we TOR AGH ARE RAQRUL: Eien Mand, aie Shi dias os be. hee Te EOD four inahes shorter than she Gee Weatiae-o ane To eee , , t .