The evening world. Newspaper, February 28, 1912, Page 2

ee ae hope of making cases against any these outsiders on account of the d culty In showing their actual rim! @onnection with the plot. Tt is the plan of the police to arr the five men now under arrest In Tombs Police Court to-morrow, and “> Sere: ot 1m. OF TAXI ROBBERY ‘They are charged with assauit fobbery and are held in default of bonds Of $15,000 each. Annie ifuil, known a# “Annie the Swede"; Myrtio Hoyt, and Rosie Levy, the threa women from! whom the first clues were obtained, are | held as material witnesses, though the charge of being accessories after the! fact has been added tn order to Bigher bai) than the court could fh Pequired from witnesses. It |s an moret that the officiais do not ¢ te hold the women. ‘While the police are positive that t man held in Memphis is Splaine, t prisoner there, according to telegra Fecelved to-day denies that Js his na and says he knows nothing of the ta cab robbery. is Frank J. Ford. Hidden tn his shoes the pr OM. On his finger was a big jen fou Alar He insists that his nan x Says Albrozo as Go-Between First gested the Job. THEY GOT AWAY. lc. 1S. | ‘| for Montani Sug- | . HOW nd a Fing. The prisoner said he had waved Three “Brigands” Held |Up the money and that yo es it He | New York robbery. Ho’ of Wants sand’ Keefe said they were on their} Gang in Saloon and Took way to an Arkansas resort for their) : 5 health, | $10,000 of es ils. PANIC AT “FIRE” CRY IN BROADWAY BUILDIN England, France a ssia Five Hundred Girls Rush Wildly |!" & confession of Haward Kinsmay fe WOW TON SUE GANY Pode tate ta Ene France and and Russia Act for’ techie de Hit N |the waite IMet who played the rote to We leeatiy avenged by the daring! | Protection of Christians From Raph represses. oe SEOrie Walnut puadwen eae OE TK jastutenes of @ woman, Five out of #ix | Mohammedans. Is Injure. iit Hivie Wallen cl: Hake wees wuaten of the alleged participants in the no- | Lon! Feb. %%—Grave fears are Five hundred sirts and women em.) East River National Bunk were beate ir.' Peat tortious taxicab robbery of two weeks |felt here of a massacre of Christians in ployed by firms In the large b iy pike IU min. curren 1 ‘at Woy |] {#80 are in the hands of the police, as rete. Because of the belief that the Nos, 462 and Broadway for is considered the most astonishing chap £3 the result of the marvellously skilful de- | elans on the Island plan ia na pitt ata ean tae history of highway robt tective work of Mrs. Isabella Goodw!: ft the hatin. bid digs apelin old par Uwe exis © ae | ae ee No dime novel eve Playin, % jof the Italian operations against Turkey Aamhed into the musiin underwear manus! ttiney within jis yellow backs o a gil waiter inc eae Reus ead England and France have each onlered y of Gutman Brothers, on the | | i r < e 3 eek, wdditional ships to proceed th: Bets tose. ana cries ies I Raeeitaal ta inthe sabes Bt ey seni gl Mra. Goodwin procured from women in- | Russia will aend at least one, Ital “Fire! The building's on fire! Get | eine eis Dougherty hie lite hie- |mates the information which has led to meee rane of the war, (will Rot send an} out!" sensei : ‘. | the various arrests. (Continued from First Page.) entire Balkan situation continues tory from his birth in Boston In 189. He f : je fire between t! serlous pions eee ee are snean inatant caine to New York last May with a fow MRS. GooBDw in. Yesterday she was at Police Hoead- ee the wutiding was in a panic. The girls doliars, soon wont broke, got a job as querters, calm and self-possessed as a oubled . " from Gutman's and other factorica made | trainer ia O'Brien's gymnasium usual and confessing only to being af Tne tne bell, Iie doubled uo) his big | LONDON’ S NEW DRUNK TEST. a wil ush for the stairwaye to Brow)! Twenty-third etree, and Seventh ave- #6 10 “d nd eli pei: 5 > z Mand’ crest, ite ft ix 9} nue, ol vide 1 food and ittle tired. She ie rather @ email wom-| Ay tie old jady opened the door, he| LONDON, Feb. 2%—A now test for ander thas tapae Aaucinee GOA Iede Inadiy Taosiptae tH ened sia per an, with black hair, keen gray eyes and] jor wo, striking her In the face and hurl. | @runkenness has been adopted by por i jodging, an en gla ef speed an sat motions jontanl rticularly broad and intell!, ss ear tnce ceed Pa , ,| Hee magistrates. If the suspect can grricd to tbs ™ et ant Were offer of Meicn, peoprictor of the Old | shouted to me to put my hand against | head, She dreases quietly in binek rane eee ent Wine ba ced 1. |S Dricah Sonmitotes out bay dl a HL, trrived Rroatway ang | Nutshell Cate at awenty-fourth street | him or to point a finger against his side. | her general appearance ie of business:|#‘Tow hallway. ‘Then he reached in| stumt he Is discharged, Cromby rtreet were jJannim With a 4nd Bixth avenue, ot # ob as walter IN| We went on at a high speed. Once we! like inconsplouousness, with his it ha sie choked her as it first prisoner to try tt Li eels crowd, but reserves from the Mulberry te back roow oF te saloon, | Were sandwiched tn between a trolley EASY TO DECE Ps she £01 > scream. scesions got three months. e best “ Vriggling body through the door- | he could do was “Bish Cuss. street #tation hurried the frucitened) MET “DUTCH,” AND THROUGH | car and two trucks, but the bi IVE THE PEOPLE| Wriggling his y i girle into neighboring stores mt | HIM, ALBROZO, opened by an obliging traffle polic OF THE DIVE. way, he shut the door after hi a Glogred the strets, “Hum.” the precinet ine wack row of the Nutahen, (2%¢ Moatant xped on faser than ever “It is the most interesting and exciting| Continued his horrivly al at Ryan Re Direcs dog. bit a small boy on the seat of t sd be Fue et tar 4 side streets that 1 can't remem. ase I ever worked on,” she admitted, | the aged widow, She did not . trousern and the police say the | Ktnaman says, he first met “Dutch,” a | ber, | TL WAS GULSACoaT whee, Coens tee. | ccloumneds and she strugglod deapsrately | “The teslsnation hn Fortune ie running yet jm who seemed to live by his wits) “it seemed as if we were in the taxi bape ishted when Commissioner tok 1, 80 the negro continued to! R¥an and Vaul Brown St. Louis Automatic sprinklers held the fire jand have plenty of spending money. “A| for hours, but T realize now that it was SOMA ee reticle siaaminas Hoe: With “hla B61 from the directorate of the A fe check soft-spoken man, Who often spoke} only for a few minutes, We finally eae re tole einen Coe Hem tO (Oll: JUNE | Meee laa be had Fediced blk’ vio y were accept ————— queerly,” Kinsman describes him in the | topped tn the r of a big truck how I obtained my ‘situation,’ but I] When at last he had reduced his vice ors of that co: CHARLESTON WINNERS confession, “ile took an interest in| !0aded with big boxes. Dutch and Go went to the dive with recommendations | tim to unconsciousness, he dragged her es, as Ww 3 fancy to tii Jumped off, slamming the tax! doors from a@ friend of the people living there,| to the bathroom. This done he ran- & will t WME TATE Wo-yoursolde; hire] fone nie’ on ‘Kinaman, “-Duten' | tfter them. Dutch carried the bax con- and I was received without question, | sacked the flat for money. It was only | filed at t March 13, Gibb; Allied Waves onde Walt turiones os : Sarit Pe ectaveatiatad is taining, the money. 1 hop ped off my (Continued from First Pa; “I wore a plain, dark, rather s.abby| money he wanted and when he found | ft was siated that all reqy te to + ; f urlongs | brought wi chet-faces H r i ned black wi (7 st 4 care awe: Dery wa e Court decree of dissolu- —Bpirella, 115 (Goowe 7 to 10 the Nutshell and introduced him as 1 could hear cries and the} suit, olf shoes and @ last year's hat.| #05 in a bureau drawer his robuery was | « at y and 1 to %, first; Ella Grane, 119 (Dav | smart man who will be a friend to you. [Crowd seemed to be moving toward the |, a And I took care that I didn’t look too| co:mpleted. emport), 12 to 1.3 to Land even, #ec: ney nad some drinks, and then Jess, |t#x!. A minute later 1 saw a policeman | broom in her band. He rushed to the! yeat, 1 didn't queer the game at the} Looking Into the door of the bathroom ond; Ethelbure 2d, 115 (Kennedy), 4) Tuey had some drinks, said: ‘I've | 9 the running-board of the taxi, and| “ide of the bout and plunged Into the! art py being overanxlous to accept the| as he was about to leave, the negro saw HAS PINOGORD BUTTONHOLES to 1, 6 to S and 1 to 2, third. Tim, : , oalds Montant sped on and the crowd gave | "Yer and then the moth w that her led hat the old woman's body was quiverin 0.442-5, Lady Anna, Alice Loe, Star |80t @ swell Job on hand and I'll let YOU Chae to the automutile, little baby was missing, ane cae iaas T haggled about wages as MEMS EUA CALIBER RAT Na: ewok Genie of Danube and Garden of Allan alno /in on it 1 knew he meant some wort ot |" “Wo three got on an Eighth avenue| BY that time the ‘cake of tee had] much as T dared. Tee We declgasd bh lak oe j* ran and finished ax numed thieving and J said ‘No, thank you, I'm|car at a square. worked around to the stern of the Mary| “Once I got in the place, of course, I| sion he declared hi a her by BECOND RACE ~ Three - year - old; | working,’ and no more Was auld about tt. | cap | Ann and was moving up the river, Mra, |had to do whatever work was asked of| throat and hammered her again with ree, $900; coniitions: five and a halt] “Jess and Dutch came around again RIED THEIR LOOT UPTOWN | Hilake looked overboard and saw her|me. I could grumble a little, and per-| his fleis until so ave no signs of life. ‘pu furlonge.--Bleeth, 112 gerne), % to 3, {ots of tlines, and finally we got very ON CROWDED Car. | baby lying on the ice with the clothes|haps perform it in @ slip-shod way,| TURNED ON GAS IN EVERY \ 1 to 4 and ont, frat; Morristown, 117) Ghummy and Jess played it up so bard Ne teaN: Whaat ded’ that: 3 basket half covering him, and Bunoh| put 1 couldn't be too ‘luc’ for any sort ROOM. } (Goose), 3 to 5 and out, second: dim ° iat aie to the Fall Gnd dtand on cee | CLDOrataly GEESIIRS 16 MINN OO OF) os grudeaey, That would have out me| hen im turaed om the gas. tr the BBHon, 113 (Obert), 6 to 1, 10 to 1 and| 1 we that 1 agreed I'd nelp them out | to agen HP ad rail and stand on the] the water and join the baby. n a Then he turned on gas in Sto 2, third, TRAM T19. Cashin. Grace |! (his ‘Job' they talked of, That touk back stop. Off ut d earner where | Xo one appeared to pay any attention | U248r suspicion in a moment, bathroors, and when tt seemed to hin ions ia ar ie Me. and. Hughie Quing als> san. vyul) We to Jess's, lai, where £ wet Knetian there was an “"L" station and climbed |. s1/4 Hiake's screams and the hark-| “I éWept and scrubbed and mado beds| that only a meszre supply escaped he [ee cioag } faiehed ab named: Scotty and'Joe the Kid, who wan sort ot |470atd the | haahta eo area | ing of the dog. ‘Tho frantic mother] and washed dishes and answered the| journeyed through the flat, turhing on THIRD RACE-—Tiree and four year] Working for Dutch ana Hved with bite. | Street to divide the money, as agreed, | *t@rted ashore over the long line of|door, I was a sort of combination of] the gas in every room. Once More he . ols; purse 409; conditions: fve and o| Jess's flat was at No, 87 West ‘Third | "I think it was a kind of back room, ;°*"4! boats and reached the bulkhead] waitress and scuilery maid. i slept in| returned to the bathroom, washed his | Joo Stein. 17 (Goose), 1) elect, and there 2 met also Gene| We found all hands there, There were |" Of the pler to encounter Walter! wretched Iittle dark hole and ate| hands, studied his victim to see If she | e | to 1, even and 6 to un ‘Ww. whom I'd known in Boston, ven in the job, between whom the| lindsay, general manager of the Ber-| iavings, The work in itself and the| moved, and sled | P Lattioton, 401 (Wilebn), and | dus he had a friend, Mon- | Mot was to be ‘divided, and six were Atantic Line, ae be was about) general conditions of living were an It was shortly before midnight when ty econ r f cai Present, Jess representing Monta: i . thi bi T t, a ¢ Dy Brady, who occupied the } . Bp Nim | {nh 4 chauffee, that was carrying | Pres My baby ts In the river,” cried Mrs.|thing but pleasant, and in addition] Mra, Ellen Brady, f } SOE 8 1h totand 8 1M: money all the time for a bank, with NO of Course, waw arrested as he ex- | MY there was the tremendous respon-‘hility| above tnat of Mrs, Huebenor, sr | oOlars ‘Capsizpiso ran and Ks two Pig pada the bnaglepaita: ae my astonishment and to the as- iN boats ren te tne feck. ofits of acquiring the Information I needed." | gas. S a hd . a to a window which ROU PCE —Tal much a .AN sometimes in the tonishment of Dutch and Gene, the) Oveana and aft, follows 1 hys- Was open on an alrs: a Sas ng; *ilibe-resc-olda avd us they had with them, M6 told us more|‘Brigands’ entered ‘the pacer” ‘°|terieat mather. ‘Half the boat's tength| 'N DANGER OF BEING KILLED |) °%. straint have — exclusively —the LINOCORD 81,000 /fapparantecst: nite About Montani, and when we left the) “Jess's lips turned blue. He talked | ut In the river he saw the baby on IF SUSPECTED. Brady telephoned to Mrs, Margaret Kit- | BUTTONHOLES. , ‘Bran (Martin), 10 to 1, & to fiat we all walked down to No, 10 With Matty and Paul excitedly and 1|the cake of tce, with the black head| Aigo, ghough Mrs. Goodwin is tho last| duff, ener of the bu hwo) Jee They're easier. s-dutton—and don't ati Wool Dove, W) (\nimioi | Broadway, where the Produce Kxchanga 4, Not Near thelr conversation, but it] of Bunch showing in the water, close] i uate upon it, there was the tre-|!,one of tie lower floor uyartments || 4a, oop to 1 and 6 to 5, second Tack i Was apparent that they had decided to | by. ry ¢ iv Mrs. Kildu ar on obe and Snes . 106 (Hopkins, “2 to Hauk was polnted out to us by Jeas and litt q share of the money. RESCUES THE BABY AND THE Be ererat Tus oot cate eae went ups When she came to the WXtisa Gove sens 9 LOOKED OVER GROUND AND |®RIGANDS HELD THEM UP FOR DOG IN ROWBOAT. at knife of pistol if they dreamed a| oohict une. TAY Dimon WhAIEn th oro.» It happened that a rigger in a rowboat | 9. w macks. Ble’ oned her janitor and Bong, Gaiden Buteriy « ie THEN MADE PLANS $10,000 OF IT. was at work between the pler and the |*PY Was in their midst. oaths, Big Aram | . ,, * ork het weer o Moree canal sheeaered tie ( »phone | — — SLL DRAL AR DANE te ee Anta al ‘Duteh still had the bag in his pos |storn of the Oceana repairing some tines. |, “OF course.” she was continuing, “now | ordered the night 0 Ree 7 an gsaigatt ave Montanl, but we went] assslon and he Grew it on the Moor. /Mtr. Lindsay shouted to him to go out |1# not the time to give aes ieas to |BOCTORS FAILED AGAIX over the route, bo} ya, that Je Wus opened and the money seemed |and get the baby and the dog. The earn. I found ow my facts by ae recat ael| — t 10 the chauffeur aways took to spring up Like a jack-in-the-box, 1] joutman way lucky enough to encounter| cultivating friendly relations wii aren apt, ‘Tunney t station | Perse "Toe nest thing that came through Rever sw so much mony" before,” It water at the moment and with] rival women, Swede Annie and Myrtie| gna Detective-Sergennts Hawkins, 1ane ThE GREAT KIDNEY a plan by Montant Limaetf, which Was all in the original wrappers, rful strokes he headed for the cake! yzoyt, 1 was the confidante of each in|dolph, mand Monroe rushed ap ats fe mubmitted, Jers had a plan, too, Mayle stepped over and grabbed a bis /of ice and its helpless passenger. turn—women in that class don't hesitace | to the F apartments. W * REMEDY SAVED HER. no did 4 Duten packaxe, $10,000, marked plain! He} in a couple of minutes he was along: saw what t d more police pa Daten. But Ti took the stuf and waved it In the alr] side and tad ‘the baby and the | talk to servants when they feo! hys- | * be ih Vato ‘ avinit Haus 1 wasn't quite and shouted: “This ts for Paul and my-|ciothes basket, ‘Then he pulled Bungh | terieally In need of an outburst, 1 didn't Pee Su Watenueaticned ard detectives] Lai now ia vary fine cond thank- Decided improvement was mar faced up te He vi en Hight we self and $1,000 of It will go to get Mai 1 the dog, although almost] make the mistake of saying too much | QR, vent out to round up the day |ty your medicine, Dr kilmers Swamp im the stock market to-day Socom talked it over, planning the away loy out of jail in Brooklyn.’ There was m cold, leaped on th myself, and though I was sympathetic | ¢o; their friends, Ror ‘Ten years ago L was taken with ed by Increased UvIty, vriges af ni bow the money sould be split and! row over tt, but, tn the qrreitoment stained face, I didn't seem to set too much import. as not found ut his home, He | \idney and livertrogblesandit beeomit ecurity ow to prevent an outer on, AMd as time was short and we wore eclation of the rescue Bunch almost | no ; ; ¢ nto wo 8 o'clock | Kidney uy N@ 21-4 points. ‘The best Ay MIKI before the robbery fearful of the police, the ‘Brigands|wriggied, himectf out of the rowboat @ OAFe oN BAYUOES. RORTIS Was due to return Wainute late, Capt, | Very severe 1 started to take differen reserved fc yup the plan that was afters y with the $10,000, to be divided | couple of times before the boutman got| "Yes, Of course. T, ns to murder |traney and the £ Cetoctive sere, medicines supposed to cure these iseases on a burst of wtr dou. T y niente § F000 py Pad nd $1,000 1) get Malloy] nig cargo ashore. Uncle Sam's English,” the woman de- geanis met him he carne in and led and also doctored with well known phy ed to the NMghest of ; MantanL Haan! NISNE Jess out of fail for hxaway robbery 'n}° Willie Blake had not been hurt by hfs} tective laughed. “And I had to be #0 him down t Jonitor’s «partments, sicians, but nothing med t i} at closing time. A few of the hay he tout mre atte any Brooklyn. | Malloy was to be tried the| sensational fall, His mother clasped| careful at putting my questions; my | qe first question asked. hin was SOre tee andvall the tine Ll waa (ailing Meer earrare Tecontied a8 fo Toad of anoney SHA gan cae | eet wee re _|him to her breast with one hand and| curiosity had always to be ignorant,| “How much money have you so fast until J became confined to my Pee pil ee are At Would be tie day, ™® ac annordoned among’ the Others may |drassed the clothes basket with the| pox intelligent. Another diculty was| ‘Fittden dollars,” he replie’. He di hed. One day 1 received # sample pte ay ie, 1 Thursday morning we mets Dutoh's pee ned among the others, and] other 4 he walked down the lee tolin inventing excuses to slip out and|not show any fear oh abe smelly swamp-Root and noticed an improv buying demand for stocks ins |foom, ‘Then we ephit tn pairs and "t Kot Tews than Dutch and Soiatne. leaping and barking, romped the drip: | #e6d my code telephone messages to | MONEY IN HIS POCKET | ment immediately after taking saine, | c in the afternoon, | pining leading the feild lal re Ns haa 8 p the strong arm work| ning Bunch, scattering water over all Commissioner Doumneriy, ‘The detectives went through his pock- | Wey eerie so wonderful that 4 and many of the leading shares ad oe pyenue f on in the taxi, re Were no further re-| oiservers and carrying In his dog mind ‘What particular qualities have you The detec | mp A tak Ri til now venced with alacrit sire building Wax pointed out marks, no handshaking and no talk, and] on ine fact that Little Wiille was |founé most helpful in this case and in continued taking Swamp-Rook until n to us where we were to ether after We. I hel place and Splaine and 2) gare, your other work?” she was asked, BRITIS | 1am inauch fineconditic nthe pam Toa: $ e the mone ° ptown together, R H use 0 " ;, ume Chasing Pele , “Jews loft us there, He said that Mon-| "My first thoughts were of Annte eee Sat pete, withent saying that 6 neonnection. I highly recommend Di atx’ ea ph commared with jerieriay s | tABL eXPECled LO Le axrented, and If they {sometimes called ‘Swede Annie and | Atel Tratus for Murphy Now, womne Geteetire mass be _savews BEEF & BONE ieee Bees Hint to any one having ‘gre 00 follows gould connect ilu with Montant the | went up to our rooming house and got} SAN MRANCISCO, 28.—Abe At- and quick in expedients. Fully as Ti Beet & Bone has| ii ne rs iver trouble in any of Its ee a x ce no doubt would find out that they | her tell, the former featherweight cham-| yainable is the quality of intuition, ind neaithe cigars | iene or liv ry, Mag vid Erlends Jes leit us and we Then we, Annie, Gene and 1 hired | pion, moved into training quarters to-| geguing things for which at first fi right | variow a Yours tru ‘¢ Found, ait a conned on war way downtown & tax! at Twenty-third street and Sixth | May’ to prepare fo his (ight with “Har-| oy neve mo actual proof. Perhaps a 3. MANDA SHEETS axowotire it wa early and we went into | Peekekill. Th ‘the must work cautlously be-| sometimes succeeds where « man 905 Market Street, Sand sky, Ohio, i, @& Ref «drink, There, muck) Albany fa wrenched shoulder muscle, fails, because she is more strongly abseribed a nd ie ine ore me hig . » met three more| “I went around to various elgar stores ie endowed with intuition. pasa ene ny mee hese Took this 24th day of € ne et fo baiotng Were Matteo and) and changed the five dollar bille Into| Kimem: Branches Out, “Algo she must be a 00d mixer, able it Oe ar (UG Sande! ’ any bvtlie i ie Wai 4 Ni : name I did not! bills of larg nomination, and Friday | ‘The Kinemacolor Company, whieh up| 4, make acquaintances readily among jf iA Notary i ree Ont rhoon when Annie had left Splaine Hroadway traditions by leasing @! 1°) ciagees, Bhe must have self-control "out arae rie County, Ohio. |. THE BRIGANDS THERE TO SEE \ seve it wae RAIUPdae’ night wo] Ce gnenire. for ts productions Intends) ty courage, and nally she must learn send’ to our Totter to 0 “JOB PUT THROUGH.” and the feat thing ad IjWoture Held, ‘Mine. Hernharit and Sir| the hound's trick of never giving up R. B. ADAMS CO. Dr, Kilner 800. 1 were as the “Brig: | wast ew clothe Herbert Beerbohm Tree have been en-| once the trail ts starte 110 Diag Goth si Mew York city, 3 ‘ H ror vib 1 lok is WENT TO BOSTON To RENOUNCE | gaged to pose in some & haracters| "1 hive been connected with the po- Mb Mad, Sa, Prove What Swemp-foot Will Do For You y had no previous idea ihey | the film. Kaw Pidgeon has nd to De, silimer & Co. Bin in \ we y mats’ | aft OLP OWEETHEART, ntitied al nigation Y., for a sample bottle. It will E Ht velo j 1 never took 4) us general pry somtativ convince any one. You will also receive i . eet booklet of valuable information, telling | 3 € y i avily in fe Confirms Sullivan, a Ml ‘ tails ih ‘ i ie money Al Fen. S—Phe Senate Fle tilabout the kidneys and bladder. When ,% | of f ‘ 1 Ht a dru and did not take | no Committe: today reported favs writing, be sure and mentlaD the New , . t ‘ y trou to char his money into | the nomination of Wilttam | York Evening World gular fifty. P; Siam here to 6 ha H of larger de nation, We ved | mber of the ‘cent and one-dollar size bottles for sale iy t Ww) We sald no more nal Ontario stress, Chicago, a room: STN he Cun Was cone (Trade Marky Pat all drug sti \ house and on last Friday the 23d | sa | ~ by loorway wear the dio 80 to Doston. For the last | Mned by a |]Special for Wednesday, 28th | Spectal for Thursday, the 29th bi , y ear T have been attentty BRUIT CENTRE MOLASSES HOD ROCK: T, ] E! ° aie sean “nna vga oite| That Tired Feeling |’ “HORN Bees 10€ xo nox efel-Eiectric "wa Pe H ; St eck a Pele PFERIN' AY’S OFFERING Hy 4 \9 De aeta |axae canny itt pal impure, mnoverined ee Ge |vatureeue ne. 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"7° ee cee meee | THE EVENING WORLD, man Whose Clever Detective Work Solved Taxi Bandit Case, or S¢Ruppee , WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 328, POLICE MATRON ~ TELLS STORY OF BANDIT CAPTURE , Mrs. Goodwin, As a Servant in Dive, Got Clues to the Taxi Robbers, RISKED DEATH AS SPY. | Success in Big Case Result of | Long Experience and Nat- ural Ability. | Marguerite Mooers Marshall. The most sensational crime perpetrated | 1912 lee department for sixteen yeara, but heve been detailed as detective for | avout @ year and a half, A great deal een. of my work has been the detection of | fortune-tellers and fake healers. The former Include those who practice with | the crystal, with cards, with tea leaves, with handwriting, with palm-reading | and with unadornsd prophecy like to say that in the cases I have investigated 1 have never even been told the truth about my past life. OF POLICE WORK. | “The faith healers are a stupid lot, too, ‘in my life. “I have also investigated cases of Meensed or unlicensed practitioners who are suspected of performing Illegal op- to bea erations. I pretend, of course, Patient, and when it {9 suffi tablished that they are r | me I put them off for a day—and return | with @ warrant, “I also have investigated seve mestic service which thought to supply w aves. In such cases I pretend to be after a job as houseworker, and dress accordingly. ‘Of course the work is dangeroi concluded Mrs, Goodwin. “I've never | yet been taken for a detective, but | there is always the chance of being rec- ognized, which increases the longer I , POWERS, FEARING MASSACRE, stay in the work.” $a: Mes ovat Ishould He even told In detail how he had spen hundreds of the $35 of the stolen im One man compieiely cured me of lr | stuttering—something 1 have never done 4 | Mmoned two nurses to ald him the mor. | ets and pulled cut $90. Several of the bills were smeared with dark «pimson stains. Cooper was ordered to strip off at and here were blood- stains on his shirt and undershirt. Now It won't do you a bit of kood to stall,” said Capt. Tunney. “We've got you cold. Now, why did you do this?" The negro broke down and confessed. ney. He told his story without any show of feeling. He had expected that the gas wid slay and that he would never be suspected if RIPE EXPERIENCE IN THE LINE be only came back to work When he reached Insp office at Police Headqui oner added to the ady made that to-day was his birth- and that the chief motive for the was to get money with which yrate. He showed a letter re: yesterday from his mother in which she spoke of his birthday ised him for sticking to his wor ding an honest Ife | this letter he broke down and wept After 1 . He Campoell had. taken charge of Mrs. Huebenor and had sum- or Hughes's ‘8 the pris- tement he had to cel colved ally injured woman recovered conscious+ hess for a few moments and mumbled that she had begged Coop er, and that he had replied: T want money and I will have to kill you.” —— RUSH WARSHIPS TO CRETE. and! As he showed | not to kill | CUTICURA SOAP SHAVING STICK For Tender Faces Indispensable for tlese subject to red+ hess, roughness, ant other irritations of the skin. Ashavig luxury. No mug, NO SORRY Soap, no yerms, no waste of SWe} timeor money. Innkkeled box, 26e.,at stores or by mail. Lberal sample free. STIGK) Address “Cuticura,’ Dept. 24, Boston. You don’t Need an Expert to select you Piano if you buy a | as it has a record for durability that covers over 68 years. Our guat- antee is without limit of time. We have a piano fo every pur- pose and every purse, aid easy pays ments if you wish. Jsed pianos of our own and other yood makes, $125 up. 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