The evening world. Newspaper, March 29, 1912, Page 6

WW TAXI BANDITS ~ TAKEN TO PRISON: TWO SENTENCED Montani and Splaine Go to Sing Sing—Deleo Gets a Four-Year Term. Geno Montan!, @river for the taxicab baridits, and James Splaine, the, bandt caught in Memphis, were taken to-day to Sing Sing, stopping at Police Head: quarters to be measured and photo- graphed for the Rogues’ Gallery rec- ords, Montani goes up for from ten to eighteen and a half years and Spiaine, | Who aided the police by his. confession, for from seven and a haif to fourteen years. Both men told Deputy Commissioner Dougherty they were ready to take) — — anf did not indulge in Splaine appeared quite Sheerf _ but Momtan!, who leaves a wife childrens behind him, seemed Justice Seabury to-day disposed of the casce of two othar members of the ‘band. Robert Deleo the saloonkeeper who was convicted of eetelving stolen prop- erty—part of the $3,000—was sentenced + @© State prison for not less than two end @ half or morethan-four years.and two months. vps Lamb, the derdict, who was | ired by Mortan}, the taxiead driver, and 4 While the robbery w/ ere * Jess Albruzst, the originator of the hold- |p, to stand in front of the taxicab going on was to, be Eimtra Reformatory. knw fothing as to the PERTTI FUMES CHOKE CROWD i WHEN ACID CARBOY BURSTS | Deadly Chiorine Fills East’ Ninth LN Street,Near Broadway, From Electrical ape an * @omedoay dropped © @tic acid in the Aoctrical supply store Detnert, . of Georse 4 Minth utreet early to-day. It broke, In at No. © Eas about five minutes East Ninth etreet, west of Broadway, was filled with free @iorine, a choking yellow gas which ts @eadly if inhaled @ any quantity. Policema” from the trafic station near danger. Emp’ came >. & the street, choking and coughing for ir lives. A great crowd colleted on Broadway, and waited until the fumes @hausted themselves. Dearance of the various actors and the setting of the stage, Mrs. Monroe, accompanied by her cousin and niece, registered at the Van Gortlandt at 7.9 o'clock In the morning. The two women had one room and Mr. yal page They met and went to Fig § Lg destined to be the GEORGE MONROE. [3 STARRED IN PART HE DIDN'T STUDY, Niece rea How W ‘How Wife Raided Female Impersonator in Brooklyn Hotel. "tae (ied oa onres, young, blonde and pretty, told Justice Gerard that Mrs. Monroe knocked on the door roe, callige {rom within, asked who was there. “Then Arthur aid ‘telegram,’ the girl. “Mr. Monroe opened ‘the " aald door @ little bit and saw Mre, Monrose. He] col tried to push her back and shut the @oor, but we all crowded against it and he stepped back, saying, come on in.’ “We went in. Mr. Monroe was not dressed, ‘There was another door inside peed room. My aunt etepped to it and hrew it open. Tt was a one-act play that George W, There stood Mias Monroe, lending man of “The Navet-litutnerine Neaves, clade ‘ner. nlsnt Homes" company, atarred In at the Van} dregn, She said, "Who tn thie person, Cortiandt Hotel last September. Justice | George? didn't Lag ted Gerant Is reviewing It to-day, Mrs,/ but my aunt aid. She wai, “Sire, Mon. Monroe, who if known on the stage as ie justice Gerard interrupted the fair Anna Kenwick, hopes that the Justice wcmaahwiin ihe eae: ee ht oe will wrife a criticism lambasting the| happened to go there with Mra, Mon- Iittle ‘playlet. roe, When you are related to her hus- Hesidex Mr, Monroe, the other char-| 8nd. but not fa as 19vea with acters were: Mies Katherine Neaves, an my aunt, and 1 am very fond of her" actress, who is also with “The Never-/¥eplied Mise Mon Homes” company; Mrp Monroe, Mies Georgie Monroe, @ niece of the actor and Fare Cuan L Soap Akos ere Arthur Cole, @ cousin of Mra, Monroe. pork rol pore aia Lig teh Mim Georgie Monroe ant Mr. Cole told) thee g gerioun outbreak hae oceureed Justice Gerard how the playtet Was|tnere and that the eoldiers are ° looting Geworibed the ap- ithe elty. staged. They also To-Morrow—Saturday \ Extrao Sale—Dresses ian on an Dresses. $29.50 “Values up to $58.00.... 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