The evening world. Newspaper, August 5, 1912, Page 6

et Re AA CHICAGO TEACHER AS BURGLAR GETS $3500 NLT) Prof. Guthrie Robbed Million- tire Houses and Hired Barn | } to Store Plunder. THIEF FOR FIVE MONTHS ae | Family Doctor and Polic& Be-| ‘lieve Him Insane—Expert | day's Evening World, August 8th, Don't forget the date. = — = as a Forger, Too. ; ope ny which Is not the product of bis forgeries eae @nd burglaries, Ie turned forger after CMICAGO, Aug. f.—Jacob F. Guthire.| raiding the home of Mra, Fila Wilson @ Rraduate of the Armour Institute nd obtaining her bank book, with can- Technology and @ professor of electriy| celled checks and @ statement of her el construction and applied electricity] acoount, = ‘This cash account was @t the Lane Technica! School, later « beg feo hae eh teal eng fie 10} e city, more = of Patrick Foley and made payable to more than $360,000, according to the BO) patrick Foley. Nice inventory, 1s renounced Insane bY! Phe forgeries were done in twenty-| thé Guthrie family physician, Dr. Leste} four days, and aa Mrs, Wilson ‘W! Schwab. ‘ Japan and her hook was not bi “¢ am [an expert in mental: die |the bad Paper was not oon dike eases,” cua dsa physician today, “but] FOUND WALL STREET HAD ‘oaly an insane man or one with a dual mature could accomplish what he has done. ‘ “I have known him since childhood. He always been a bookworm. He read Getective and problem novels in- cemantiy. The effect of this has been Ytowcrente a pecullar mental condition. Me has all the characteristics of a con- firmed kteptomaniac. I believe he has periods when he ts mentally trresponst- bie, It is my intention to have an alien- fotjexamine him in a fow days.” & Pollco Hendquarters to-day the most magnificent exhibition of din- monds, sapphiren, ropes of pearls, em- eralds, statuettes and bronse and ivory an@aues, books in rare bindings and other batibles which wealth alone can command dassied the police while clerks mafe an inventory. There were also oll ‘paintings, laces, checks, stocks and vends. . TER GAME. pe Guthrie admite that with a part of this money he bought some bonds aud and with the reat he went eal in Steel. While he show put through forgeries an! aires, he quickly discovered th i street “had it on him.” He lost ral thousand dollars trying to om ite ways, Guthrie in twenty-six years of age end lived with his mother and sister In the netghborhooa he scenes of many of the bur He has « brother who te @ pe n Capt. Halpin of the Detective Bureau eaid he, too, believes that Guthrie ts insane and will have Dr. John J. Kune, insanity export, examine him. prtcshliom~meaicae ELEVEN PERSONS HURT ' IN RUTLAND ROAD WRECK. Three Cars Jump Track Near Ma- lone, N. Y.—Victims in Og- 4 Py and packing cases densburg Hospital. ned the loot of twelve burglaries. | MALONE, N. ¥., Aug. 6—Hleven per- Gubhrie 4id hot turn burglar until last} eons were injured when t! March. All the victinis of fle raids are| train on the Mutland Italred weft she earth, MIRED A BARN AS STOREHOUSE FOR H18 PLUNDER. tral the Rutland Ratlroad left the WeMthy, More than half of ate! rail Ne Be velvi mil nde” BU Uitte, thee AS WO roe: horas meetcraae cries, alles Mected pats of loot from the coctety |(romeg ee: oolure Rei homaanet, He sone Ge W. J. Beribeck, Rochester, seriously ba) eherch ae Seppe val Tam an -v hurt about the neck and head; George eaten Were abecnt. Rugeell, Potsdam, arm broken; A How he walked off with statuary, |CBMDll2. North Bangor, lex and back come pieces Weighing Atty pounds, is | >Tulsed: A. P. Gordon, Oxdensdurg, sido stim puzzling bis captors. Tt 1s noe | UFEd And leg broken; W. H. Hunkley, kengwn that he wold or offered for ente| Rutland, lee broken; A. P. Hill, Rut- any of his plunder. He rented a barn, | 804 head severely injured; H. G. El- used it as a warehouse, visited tt every |!09, head sev: . week and feasted his dyes upon the : ‘things of beauty which he had stolen. Much stolen property was also found in his home. He says he has $1,000 in @ loca! bank, yesterday afternoon. Tho hurt and Hevah, head ®ruised, and J. McNamara, Rut- land, injured about the head. At #100” Your choice of these Uprights: * 1 Billings 1 Stone 1 Fischer 1 Emerson 1 Gabler 1 Christie ] Stanley 1 Bradford 1 Knorr 1 Hunter 1 Bradbury 1 Wechsler 1 Ludwig 1 Lindeman 30-day Free Trial, after that as low as $1 a week who could well afford to indulge Pianos. with worldly goods. The Needham is a beautiful instrument in every re: mahogany and oak. It is fully GUARANTEED. “C “THE TRIANGLE CUPID i A Stirring Romance of the Big West | | | By CHARLES ALLEN SELTZER | Author of “THE TWO-GUN MAN" Will Begin In Thursday's Evening World “The Triangle Cupid” is the best, most exciting Western | book since “The Two-Gun Man,” which scored so marked a | success when it was published serially in The Evening World. ||| “The Triangle Cupid” is a tale of frontier heroes, cattle |) | rustlers, “bad men,” border heroines and vivid outdoor life. Read it. Remember, “The Triangle Cupid” will begin in next Thurs- HELD UP MAN IN STREET, TO PAY BACK $10 LOAN. Creditor in Paris Didn't Recognize New Yorker and Yelled PARIS, Aug. 5.—Jacob Goldstein, rabbi and chapl & ein waa in luck, @ young Frenchman loaned him | Ever since, when Mr. hax been in this country, he has trie to find the man who gave him the explain about the long overdue loan, The Frenchman could not underst: the stranger's language and called a policeman. Mr, Goldstein finally managed to make himself understood and the Frenchman said he remembered the incident of the loan. He pocketed the $10, saying Amer- foans were th was not revealed, thor and critic, IN NEW VORK’S SHOPPING CENTER. Bargains in Used Pianos Instruments that came to us in exchange for new one THE EVENING WORLD, M CLOWN 1S DYING ) AFTERFALLIN CELL and actor, of No. celved the Woat Thirtieth atr moned until after for Police. | authorities a of a New York} ein the street yes- 0 pay a debt of $10. ‘*# ago, when Mr ance and in hard} as the prison war reated a The only story his eft fifteen Goldstein | Draught In there and ‘get jonest people on| ambulance doctor The hospital. to be an au- West Thirtleth street poli explanation of W! fs to the effect that t locked up in a cell, he was found unconscious or to @ _ ATPOLIGE STATION | eee \ | Police Tell Two Stories of Ac- | cident, Not Discovered Till | Man Reaches Hospitai. a clown nue, re phe Willer, was arrested mobled off a bench in his cell in the | eet station. The record shows that when Willse | was taken in custody no call was sent for an ambulance, nor was one sum- 8A. M in Friday, Nor was the fact that the man ha broken head discovered by the Rolie ntil after he had been illse's “noused on the floor of which nd was i ome hours later by a keeper on Tun a money, Wile driving along — the | Stuper soi , i ni AY, boulevard yesterday he encountered hia [One of tho keeper's reguiar rounds of | [lag sada ecco b ctor, and r r t Y E _* 25099 benefactor, and stopping him tried to diy Grads alone: Wille {EZ aay Bo VM enough to get from him the statement that there was nothing the matter with him except that he wa: drunk. When the time came to take the man | 5 }to court, he “appeared sick" and, ac- | ¥ cording to the police, there was an gument between the Neutenant and as to whether . whose name | prisoner should go to court or.to the |}, According to a statement made to the The Sinoothest WW) TOBACCO 1 Sohmer 1 Weber 1 Everett 1 Hardman 1 Vose 1 Huntington 1 Steinway 1 Chickering 1 Fischer 1 Auerbach 1 Meblin ment here, EF Plano Dept., Vourth Moor. SPECIAL OFFER:—In connection with this sale of Used Pianos we will offer 100 Famous £325 Needham Pianos at *225 ct, having a magnificent singing tone action—thorough construction in every detail—while the cases are double veneered in beautitul We are also sole representatives for the celebrated Bush ¢> Lane, Schumann, Auerbach and other Pianos—and the wonderful Needham Player-Piano, the Piano any one can play At $180 Your choice of these Uprights: 1 Kranich & Bach 1 Mason & Hamlin 1 Newby & Evans If not satisfactory we will exchange any time within om year and allow all money paid to opply on any new instru- I s from people t \ their fancy for one of our new Pianos or Player- They turned in their own Pianos to us at valuations which enable us to offer them as extraordinary opportunities on easy terms to those not as well endowed To-Morrow perfect ncaa RE aT TT ANOINTED ETAT IO CC TCC LOLA EEE: AACN Bellevue aut Shea, winter who arrested hi had fallen down Mary just before but was right when be got to the : asserted that It was e had done con t West Ta she wa oft Wy the floor, @ feet. 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