The evening world. Newspaper, March 14, 1912, Page 4

st ISAS i eh SPEER BUN Rg ABE EIR ~ AAD ANDY STRE ASCHMBLNG DEN Seize Woman's Penny-in-Slot Machine, but a Real Cop Mrs. Eilzaveth Kichmet keeps a candy store at No, 728 Steinway avenue, Long Island City, opposite Public School No. 7. Yesterday xfternoon three men walked in and told her sho was sus- pected of having a gambling house concealed about the place, They pounced upon a Penny-in-the-slot ma- ~ebiae, ia which gum and candies were for ale, and demanded that she oppn It. Mra. Kichmet unlocked the cash box and disclosed the $8 it contained, Her visitors, one of whom showed a badge pinned over the buckle of his suspender, posketed the pennies, Then the three left, In a few minutes Frederick G. De Barberi, one of the “inapectors,” re- turned and said he'had forgotten it w: his duty to take the machine an well the money. He shouldered the box and marched out with it. Policeman Hoffman was passing at the time, and asked Mrs, Kichmet what wae going on. She told hin he ought to know ge the man with the machine was one of his brethrén In plain’ cfothes, Hoffman promptly et out after De Rarber! and ran him down, though the tiachine’ was "dropped and wrecked In the.flight. In Long Island City Court thisiafternoon Magistrate Conway held him in $900 for trial. Vv BEEF TRUST OFFERS |SCORNED SUITOR NO EVIDENCE AT | KILLS GIRL AND CRIMINAL TRIAL) THEN HIMSELF Magnates Said to Object tl Miss Kline’s Sisters and Schier's | Taking Stand—Arguments;.| Brother Witnesses of the Will Be Offered.’ Double Tragedy. a Y | cunsAGo, 1. March | 14—d0he ten| Isador &cher, @ Brooklyn Rapid Tran- miltionatte packers on trieil torfertminal Sit wuard, shot and Killed Lena Kline, conapitacy in restraint offtealle rented! Dis #weetheart, last night, because she thelr cese toaay mithout] offering any{ refused to marry him. When the irl gvidenca in defense. Juckeo fCarpenter | f! Scher shot himself in the head, T! baby, who was in a high | Come, take .a walk with me," Scher | | aad, | “Pm Not goingeoul Lo-nigiit,” the girl! | replied. Hie advanced to her, drew | placed tt She fell, ° high chair conta¥ning the baby, Scher's second shot went, wild and nearly struck ; he baby; the th'rd and fourth bullets | entered the girl's: body. placed the pistol tty his own head, fired and crumpled up of tho floor. | Detectives Drum the houre, heard th Lena Kiine dgad. Sih St. Mary's Hospital immediately recexsed corpt, until next | doud!e tragedy took place at the home of the dead girl's sister, Mrs, Harry | cher, who was also Scher's sater-in- jaw, No. 918 Rockaway avenue, Brook- lyn. Lena was @ mata in the home of Lad- Monday, when arguinen ta will bemin (The decision of the pactkhrs followed an all-night conferenceg which was continyys! until 11 o'clock "today. Judge Carpenter waited an he@ir after court opened before the confe fence ended. ‘The real reason for ‘fie sudden ter- generally ad- wig Baumann, She Was nineteen, and for years Isador Becher hed been atten- tive to her. Several monthe ago it was sald the couple would be magried as soon as Scher, who was a Brooklyn Rapid Transit guard, could improve his position and save enough money to start housekeeping. But @ coolness arose between them and Lena saw nothing more of Scher except when he met her on the street. To her mination of the case | mitted to be due to thp refusal of the packers, headed by J. Oden Armour, to take the witness stand] for the defense and submit to cross-expmination by the | Government Ci gel Judge Carpenter in@imated that the attorneys would not bp dimited in their arguments. The addifemnes to the jury will probably consump a week, —_—_——_—_—_—_—_— pees sruats = 2 HAVANA, March 14.~‘The programme of ceremonies jn connection with the burial at sea of the old battleship Maine mext Gatarday ‘was finished last might. Cot the Original and Geneve The bodies of ‘her Beng will be re- moved to-day from Cabanas to the “|MALTED MILK City Hal, where they will le in state from 2 R. M. 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Ini es are shown in Premium Income, Total Incoms.and other important item including the following: \_ . ‘ , Increases ASSETS, DECEMBER 81, 10118 -coveecseersrereosseervee-s § 606,416,814 $11,700,809 POLICY FUND (OR RESERVE) 0611,100,521 AND OTHER LIABILITIES 419,656,626 (10,038,361 GURPLUG (INCLUDING OBPERRED-DIVIDEND FUND) 66,767,980 1,662,530 NEW INSURANOE, 1015 + 126,083,608 13,072,672 OUTSTANDING INSURANCE DECEMBER 9376441 460 26,282,768 PAID TO POLICYHOLDERS IN 1019 54,021,301 3,065,788 REFUNDS (OR DIVIDENDE) TO POLICYHOLDERS 1919 12,307,227 1,702,070 Of the Society’s domestic Death Claims paid during the year nearly 99% were paid within og hours after receipt of complete “proofs of death.” Its policies are simple, direct, and liberal, and are issued in great variety, for the protection of individuals, families, partners, corporations, and the employés of business organizations, Par- ‘. ticulars will be sent on request. a nf the yet exept in Dlemond Banquet “Rives and, te igearancea ie WORE, mite ks is OUR PitteR.” We «ler thom with 2 take them back may detail and. refund. you, 70 on mi ethane just added fo, our work te H lee line ol FROM to 8000 to, be in | feo seen to Deal Within DRUOND “RINGS alo on Te ee eee i dunrantesd. to be WORT! 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