The evening world. Newspaper, February 16, 1912, Page 1

GANGSTER HELD IN $25,000 TAXI HOLD UP POLICE DESTROYED BRANDT’S LETTERS. The “ Circulation Books Open to All.’' NE Ww ¥ ° R K, wren WEATHER=Fale to-niaht and Saturday, FI EDITION. j i Circulation Books Open to All,” 1 x — 16, 1912, PRICE ONE edad Deposit Ri East Side Bank; BANK RUN STARTED vis ore tn Fan on of Cash to “Satisfy Demands “BY AFISIL OF mm BANKS FEAR BANDITS; Sa ears a aa Fi EDITION. ie rR FRE SINT IS IND.CATED AS DECISION JUSTICE GERARD WILL GIVE “FEBRUARY Pabtishing FRIDAY, 20- ‘PAGES GASH AFTER HOURS & | Wievicn a Pek in Mandel’s Institu- | To Put Convict sel tbh in Atli- tude of One Never Having Been Tried. HAND INQUIRY TUES DAY. Dix’s gin Public Commissioner Will Be-| Hearings in | 'Mrs. Claudia Wheeler Tells the | Service Board Rooms. | Although Justice Gerard has not yet | prepared his de on in the habeas } corpus a brought before him on} behale burglar, the livening World has good authority for stating that the decision will be in Brandt's favor, The attitude | maintained by the Court during the) Presentation of ar ay, @ practical Indorsement of the ap-| riication fer the ny tha Attorney: | rd ecs the com | General, and tho fact that Jus jas not called for another he facts favor © all ANT LOVE FIERCE? | » H, Brandt, the schitt!]M ADE 'And When Millionaire Hubby have en-jas “t tion on East Side Withdraw $40,000 During Day. ? HAS PLENTY MONE TJUSTATEHEART More Than 1,000 St: sh isis OF GIRL IN IN TIGHTS, sien: camoxine for Their Savings. k, which since 1 Court How Cupid Lunched nea at No. 155 Rt on Her Valvular Organ, | sight and askea + bank closes at 9 o'¢ mananda HER A “RECLUSE.” |: Lett He Also Took Her Fur- niture—Ain’t It Awful? has 6,900 depo! 1 gathered in a sh and cried fo: at ints home, at Claudia Whe one amous } matters © pretty girl tn the red tights ut ) aid Justice Ger-/tn “The atandarin,” tearfully told Jus Ledilyya ted | r ave been de] toe Newl ' ne n getting at the briefs and ex-leite att sed in the Brandt nere Was no oc- | tted tom aire husband, }at 1 announcing proceedings. I shall hand down My/4e 4 me ight come to the ecision early next we r of the Chicago, bank and draw thetr ) Justice Gerard is a rapid worker and! 1 1t is quite probable that he will de-! | termine whether or not Brandt is to be } freed from Clinton prisor on the habeas f corpus w t on Monday or Tuesday, at) all of; money furnt-| Not “with- | plana men, W ¢; ed in Wheeler for aj line at bank the latest. ‘Tie deciston, of ¢ - j sna eparation on the grotind co? abandon-| books. | ps te. indy apie ce on ME be, ment: She was forn Claudia Cari-| street « of policemen case and it 18 expected that it will be! edt. a nice den icoae stat Ghai Feces ar «quite voluminous, as st involves points; of law that have never before been| fervel side «f Adm #)LINE TWO BLOCKS LONG WAITS brought up in local jurisprudence. Paeag FOR MONEY. HAND TO OPEN PUBLIC HEARS toon years ag, got this 2 the dbors of INGS NEXT TUESDAY. a rm Following a conference with Gov. I at Abany this afternoon, Commission Richard lL, Hand announced would start public hearings 1 Brandt case next Tuesday morn ’ the room of the Public Service Com- mission, Tribune Buliding. ja Justice Gerard's | 1 Brandt's motion to reopen the cas have @ far reachty place it will probably sary the Investigation which t oy has p! Hand, <A decision by J freeing Brandt from imp: co Brandt tn the indictment, but never stand in the position 1 his ple ) e ent Court of General ions, five years | ago, j v a position A favorable decision by Justice Gerard nil place the whole 6 full cont a automatical! | Hrandt matter under ond Jurisdiction of Di ney | Wiis lad aivoaay culinea bi 3 Tne two fndictinents t Brandt e Mar ng burgiary in th of action Ht, will | \ ng from. the} \ to the] 4 n was itetment siary end of the ‘matter | * et yy not B gain. ! WHITMAN HUNTS FOR CON SPIRACY EVIDENCE District, amcerned vestigats the technicalities of law whi crimina\. The Grand Jury investigation to-day (Continued on Second Page) alacant tween he HUBBY ALWAYS PAID HIS BILLS first | !r yon and agal crowd, 4s had i ro earings Accor that began whtle she the stage !n Chicago. ng to Mrs, Whee! elvet in © husband and herself was a'l % P tg that ie to the fact that she loved tim tuo! they r x between nuch, utfolls a streets und the "Why." she sald, “I've lived the Ufo} of dep don both eldes fa Ma h my love cating my jot Kh to Clinton and ery heart and now to think ft has} slong ove than a block. 1! come F pt. Burflend, rein- The comely young woman broke down | forced airal Ollce m y and sobbed as s told of] under » Schulm and Hare r leaving » teally pennt- i ity in keeping the ppurentl ther cause han that he had tire M: WITHOUT BIG SINg on He sent N Mrs, Wheeler's devoript of the jthe casiie:, with two p 1, to the jux ous mode ¢ w nt h she |Jefferson Bai sae of his depositories, a a as mo i cashier | and 8 an) then w jand to 1 |Pany “4 rap Bank rust Com- ack anotier $10,000, ul a n Nights tale eIntyre, produced ns of the Wheeler apartments | country home | AILLED COFFYN VOLPLANES, “2 000 FEET TO THE HUDSON IN FLIGHT Aviator Takes Moving Pictures From His Machine While 10,000) Watch, tter n this a and eireted and volpt rank Cort swooped 1 from a AaGuEy BY FALL MRS. WRIGHT GETS ELEVATOR SHAFT BUT NOT r CHURCH Operator it gain His Cap Loses His ard h the edge ved a warntr bidding hin city © and under betr Petite les 1 © iia: to Re- This Time She's Arrested for| insisting on Being Unin- Life. vited Guest in Flat. Laie Statue of } Mra, Ma 1. tractor of Bayside, L. 1. forced way Inte the apa 1a! Colton at No. at Cent Vark West snd Governor's Island indenedt ‘ Mis \ © the water aT A f ed downward, : : ara ' * vane Coffyn nurs and wa: ree | rust ep i phe of and taken awa tartel t again, River craft screw at his daring as the ro | Magistrate | pont 4 and toyel ur jaan aie ae La dragged along water for fifty yards, pitas Bl esiallea ste over the raising and 2 ht frd alr and water slowly ALGER FVAUy to play with the i A e “Duteh roll’ n ing the craft jewels," de th air plaintiff, ly was wet fr out of the way 1 fter being int but Twas 4 § shed, and nearl Mr. Evang whispered AGRO | | MANY PUT THEIR MONEY BACK | AGAIN. | n a West whe andl Mre Wh Wheeler ed $2,000,000 tr Mr. Tle since te Mana’ aaded nas had several! $ vueh he raised |; of dollars, 0 ethan G60 year ainda shops and t (Continued on Second Page.) —_————— (FOR (RACING SEB PAQGE-6.) (Continued on Gecond Page.) aa OSCAR at LEAVES THE ARMY the house | we Hoor, W morning at Mr tw LEAPS FROM BRIDGE ; Tn May, 1m), Mes wrest revted \) INTO THE EAST RIVER GEN. AINSWORTH Ghredan Bol 1 WITH A PARACHUTE, ering an addre du , a a alrusik an ublien, Wig AMaIaE '’TSteeplejuck Law Draws Crowd of figured in ra trover One Man, Everybody Being rlstian Batenc ler Bus) Watchin , an yer HOUSE CRUSHES TWO. B Falling | 5; Will ispector for the don the Brooklyn | Workman Killed Under cee Structure, Another H w ey | Ant Ardabel carr ft t Twenty nd stree nd N a 4 | ' 1e, Sheepsheal Bay, was cau Ie ody was President Taft Approves Ac-|, ; 5 frame house, at No,|! natn ero- . A ri 1h We Twenty-sixtn stre P sr , cused Officer’s Application !ana xmea for Retirement " In a t ; : Pru it si former Adjut policatie A h f ara 1 and | for retirement. there witl | alw ecked his Might ta Mo a minute [be no court-martial, 1 ton *lor a0, Stevens and then landed {a } {fem had reemy FOR ARMIED GUARDS |Requests Made to Waldo Due to Daring Holdup of Unarmed Mes- seagers ii) Taxicab Who Were | Robbed of $25, 000. ONE VICTIM OF ROBBERY PICKS SUSPECT IN COURT. Man Held Up on Bowery Not Sure, However, That “Gun Fighter” Is Bandit Who Felled Him. a means of affording adequate protection to their institutions ind employees, a number ot banks and lirge business houses, accepting \a warning from what befell the two messengers of the East River National Bank, et upon ina taxicab and robbed of $25,000 iin broad daylight in one of the city’s busiest streets, applied to Police ‘Headquarters today for permission to arm such of their employees as are intrusted with carrying large sums of money. ® The who were Vank officials and ‘business men who made these requests stated that \06 "7 | they felt it necessary that messengers carry! or valuable securities in | the pu sets should recetve permite to cari ers, as the boldness of ‘highwaymen just now ts such that | safety cannot be assured by the prea- ence of pollve on thelr beats, TBE STRUCK AND ROBBED OF $340 That’s What Mortisania Police | securities are mot rried from bank to bank in thie elty. messengers are not armed and the tune to then are earried t leather satehels. equests so made Police Head- quarters notified the petitioners to ap- + to the police cap- of the precinet tn iness houses investigation by s would be for- Say of Errand Boy’s Com- plaint Against Older Lad. were situated, the captain th reque quarters with a suitable | rvigania station bus |: omnplaint | The police of M nealyves t the hold-up of the nai's two bank mas udreds of poltvemen and all tives the department has searching every mook fed th lay on a » Dougherty, wan, Marble t No. 729 Mast One Hundred Vifty-tirat street, 1 ployee of the « errand boy for! » ant Connoil aa 4 are ata discha pany Mad ta Hendquarters to-day ene him $34, the amount of to-m number of veteran detec- payroll, ‘Th set forth by the ho ha rved years on police with great part.culirity nd have many notable ar- krand larceny and distinctly not eredit. These men Rave up.’ Which made some obser 1 to Headquarters, to afd tn |pdlice psychology Krin a bit omfiting Pp cI Dougherty said he had drawn the) ) ze Thee was partes, bof money from the Corn Exchange Bani | (2°. were attacheg to Head- branch at (Vo. 1464 Willls avenue and) ii ctors, mut a rearrangoment of duties as walking through One Hundret and 1 bs : sninth street towanls the mardie! sel them to varioun prectnets, works when he was accosted at W)ili« mn $b8 oe NP enue by James Harry, an older bo Nive weld: "ar eae Who Was discharged by tlhe firm two a will walk SWey Soe this proph Hed the tax Barry, he satd, t y hae Deen | weeks ago mj him, On the pre text that he had ab driver who 20 Trintt nuew ble accomplice Ps last Satur- laoaonind win ) Jefferson Market lthey started a pipe Caure § : : Ward the marb POLICE SURE ROS? KNOWS | Elow e roll toda SOMETHING ABOUT IT, | Dougherty says Barry asked hin Becks nacwe ght to court wig it's mtuck tnt et,” | bpoena was Dougherty replie wigned in arte was a bundle of ama an » ident r by a Pu van ' 4 ee im Be of the hale the {dentiflea um backward oy he I possible Magistrate O'Connor Doumherty eat he. oh i Javed among the sixty men spec- street aud thea lost h ey Beckerman ao ' 1) Was outstd rman was ind @ ft Court that hea an on one of — man should | the water close to a toe, A tug ut ed fim up and LW han wa m thp F R 1 several ' Ba asked t wed vis assailtn was 4 1 , 1 do of the assault, ‘ v D 1 ' 1 Beck. He n in a j s Law reached le \ \ ) Was taken to | 1 ¥ t | iT ro make out tis | b Lodlnst Rossi, but Detectives ° Lieut . went to Magletrate » and asked that the prigener a ng nr meme ats Se