The evening world. Newspaper, May 9, 1912, Page 6

_ and Pipes of “Bohemians.” ' glad of the opportunity, « Sperry, who call thomaelves clerks, and) a: whose will was filed for probate ‘duly, Bo tast with liaotities ae ‘3 | BRONX BOY OF 13 ; MOTHER, VANISHES. or, IV REAL HOLDUP | AT ARABIAN NIGHT Moore Mistakenly Cheers Ban- dits as He Is Frisked of Roll and $2,000 Jewels, 3 MEN, 2 GIRLS CAUGHT. “Hold Up Hands, You Boob!” | Follows Dances of “Models” i “di €& Nitti ERSGEL, ~> A ‘Moore, @ North Carolina young f Man of wealth, has been in New York seeking opportunities for investment. Hie actual expenditures, which have been many, have been investments in adventures along the white lights of | A general Syst) thintoee patos cn of Broadway. To-day he confessed Ni8! x5 9044 Third avenue, who disappeared yeaming for excitement has been fully | on May 1. According to the bo; satisfied. He was in the West 8140 mother, she sent him with a m eourt to appear as 4 witness against a/ and lv cents to the home of a - @row of young men and women who! on West One Hundred and Forty-fifth had tried earnestly but too successful-| street, but he did not reach there and haa not been seen since, mate soon after his arrival in New York was Miss Florence Doyle of No! gut, gray cap, white striped shirt, 1 West Forty-seventh street. She 18) hiack stockings and shoes and glasses. 08 artist'e model, she says. She intro-| The only mark of identification is a @eced Mr. Moore to jolly friends who| small scar on the left leg. ‘were willing to spend time in his com- Sees w=] FOR PUBLIC GOOD AS HIS FATHER DID _~ - Moore go? Sure, Mr. Moore would iid Aig Webceacobers sia SUANIDY OEWAL FRIEND, Relatives — Provided for BY GEN-AL FRIEND. Widow Before Death. weighs 98 pounds, has blue eyes and Nght hair, He wore a pepper and salt After thea- tre MeDonaki, in open gratitude, de- clered hie host “in on” a wonderful Bohemian party which was to be held at midnight at No. % West Forty-fifth ‘treet, @ theatrical lodging house. Would As they approached the house they saw Mise Doyle and Miss Dorothy Dale, who “le studying for the stage” and lives at No. 10% Hroadway, get out of @ taxicab and enter the houre, Following in th> footateps of hie “Now wo will go in and surprise] father, who died about a year ago, shoes one YeeDongld, leaving several million dollars to em- They went to the back parlor, the 1 4 to charity, Henry Iden of Joduings of Walter Gavin avd Horace| einem ‘Manse who y, Pelham Manor, who died last Bunday ‘Were greeted uproariously, An oplum| with Surogate Millard in White Pla Pipe was passed to emphasize the real| yesterday, left @ large part of deviistmess of the entertainment, and | $1,000,000 estate to New York City insti the young women danced most alluring. | tions. ly. Without warning, two men with| Mr. Iden was a manufacturer of chan- black maska entered, produced two tre-|dellers. | Ite leaves hie paintings and medous, old-style navy revolvers and) oe Ari, To his widow, Mrs. Ida Iden, Grutfy commanded all proson: to throw | goes $15,000 in ict of all dower rights up thelr hands, which include the dis- Mr, Moore who thought the Intruders ‘we trust fund left by his Were part of the entertainment shouted ‘9 Cooper Union for the for joy, He was astonished to see his} er bet ryeed companions reaching for ‘the ceiting | N clety, $10, with both hands, He observed that the | New York Hol pines tine American Museum of Natural History, hands of the bandits shook like aspen | gi9.000; Boclety 1 Rellef of the Rup: feaves. He lauged more. tured and Cri; “Hold up your hands, you boob,” aaid| the Prevent! one of the intrud yeur fool head off.” Fearing that the r ly be fired out ¢ Moore obeyed. One man guard While the other ostensibly searched and | robbed every member of the party. HINDERED FROM PURSUIT BY HUGS OF GIRLS. From Mr. Moore they took $200 in| ash, 4 diamond ring worth $1,000, diamond studded watchfob, a gold an Sewelled cigarette case and other jow- eiry worth altogether about 82,000, ‘When they lef, Mr. Moore wan f. ning after them, but the of the party would not lo: Birla threw their arms ado and said they couldn't bear to have| Dim killed and the men barred the door, Mr. Moore reached the West Forty- | seventh street station at about di | Detectives MoFinnan and Deva went to the Forty-fifth strest house and arrested all throe men of the party. | c Om them they found a fifty dolla and what fs known in Tend as a “phoney roti," (he same being a al ef large denomination wrapped |'% around e wad of blank paper. ‘The men could not explain bow the robbers over- | looked this money. ‘The young women, when visited, |clova and Cuatro Clenegas, Coahuila. seemed to have recovered all of the REE aT - diamonds the bandits had wrested from | SHIPPING NEWS, them. The detectives arrested all five | a 4 ALMAD 3 thhe gy Waal wc nto aa | Sua rises, 4.40/50 ia DIVIDEND ORDERED PAID. | sna: no. ovecnor Hell Gate $10,000; Boctety for ruelty to Children, . “er we'll blow | $10,000; Louls and Amalia Helnale, $2,500 each, y Armhein, $10,000; | Louls Max Goldnick, $2,500 each; ireve, $1,000; Frederick A, 00; Victor Dellert, Buffalo, Henry 1. Ottmann, a nephew, | Lembert, rm each to the ‘oups of children of Elsa Sondern and teda Lynch, ough Mra, Iden gets only $15,000 cash, she has been well provided for otherwise, ax her husband before his death turned over to her enough real tate to make her final share a large . ———>- GOMEZ CAUGHT IN TRAP. Meavy Guard Surrounds Him in 8 house in Juarez, a o the State Di vy guard has b building. ‘The dvined that Orom nifirm Gomer as President, ‘ he rebels have Shareholders in + Savings Associations Ben ALBANY, N. ¥., May dividends to shareholders in two Brook- lyn defunct aavings and loan assoc! tons were ordered to-day by Supert: tendent Van Tuy! of the Btate Banking | §! Lrotect One ta a second dividend of 12 per ce: Got the Original and Gene in the Greenpoint Polish Co-operat’ Savings and 1oan Association and | other is @ firet dividend of 18 per cent. | ta the Afro-American Investinent Bulld- | ing Company. The Greenpoint assgoia- ston pald a 20 per cent. dividend on ast. ‘The Greenpoint Assocta- ss d Sept. 2 There were M2 claims filed, by mount disbursed in dividends ni MALTED MILK‘ The Afro-American Co: amets of . The number of The Food-drink fer All Ages. vet ti ' fy bias lave aed Growing ey gov Nutrition, up building the Sees 8 9.—William Rat rit mched an o wood, Quems Bi », Rich mil |. grain, i General in tho New York office of A quick lunch General $3, Take no substitute, | | | broker from Baltimore, has been ar- | rested Pitt ts De sleuth who hi co he disappeared from Baltimore last November back to face charges of having obs tained money from four banks on fraud. ulent bills of lading. tective was on board with him. Pitt, who suspected nothing, removed a false DROPS DISGUISE ON SHIP; SLEUTH SENDS OUTS OS" Detective Hunting Fugitive | Grain Broker Saw Him After He Removed False Beard. Pembroke W. Pitt, @ fugitive grain rested at Naples, aceording to cables from that point, and will be brought It is believed that the man who ar- Pitt was arested as he came off the for Constantinople, but had mot je to land there on account of closing of the Dardanelles. The de- a price you are willing to pay | beard, and hi sent a wirel the consul was on hand, accompanted by the French consul, is pursuer immediately ‘© the American consul Naples. n the steamer landed, Extradition proceedings are already ued through South ba, Honduras, New Egypt and Greece. He was a member of the old grain firm of Pitt Brothers & Co. Late lest year the firm was forced into dank: the receivership got abroad. Before g0- ing he drew $4,000 from a personal bank account, and it is belteved that later his wife sold their house in Roland Park and met Pitt here in New York with the money. Friends expected him to commit aulelde rather than submit to arrest. SEVEN PERSONS DROWN Six Chicagoans in Party, No Trace} sons, six of them Chicagoan: Neved to have been drowned storm on the lake here tast night. The party included Mr, and Mrs. Louls Han- sem and Mr. and Mrs. J. Hume, tending to go in @ launch across the lake to another to attend a party. Shortly after they started persons on shore ‘heard screams and calls for help, boats, but found no trece of the launch or its occupants, rac cao a BACK AT OHIO’S OLD CAPITAL constitution m: to the spot wi iret charts of the State were drafted 110 years The members of the fourth constitu- tional convention moved in a body to this city, Obto'a first capital, to draft here @ portion of the ‘present terms. Toure where the session wi ples the ground House stood. are scarcely less historic than its loca- tlon., Bigelow presided ts the same table on which the first constitution was signed, Above the tavie hung the big bell which awung in the tower of the first State House, en Too Old to Work, Hangs Himeelt. Altert Be , | house pain room at No, street, ton Bernateal te ———__— AS HOTEL LAUNCH SINKS AT FOX LAKE, ILLINOIS. . of Which Nor of Their Craft Has Been Found. FOX LAKE, Ill, May 9-8 eavy They had set out from one hotel, in-~ Searching parties put out in motor CHILLICOTHE, ©. May 9%—Ohi day turn je courtroom in Ross unty Court held occu- | here the . Many of tts furnishings The long oak table at which President | ent because of his inabil rk on account of his a: teal, wixty years old, a , committed autctde in his 316 East Elghty-thind He hanged = himself. @ note to his nephew, @ of in which he sadd he would ff dead To-Morrow, Friday, May 10th 410 *20 Ev tng will repay the ekverts ani lat shaw oe ‘oro diame hy mark: iif, have nothing rent are les A. Keen ONPirtaBAles borchetitireet, 88, Ny $29 AW ARS LS Dax DRS ‘4Carat %Carot %Corat body shout ed mon: rt jon. Noth. sho hase sin nd on, eat mond eubdect. If only for information. 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