The evening world. Newspaper, September 24, 1912, Page 10

sen REE » police headquarters, ‘QUT OF SEASON CRIME ‘WAVE’ KEEPS CHICAGO, POLICE ON THE JUMP: Holdup Men Strike City Month Earlier Than Usual Off With Donkey in Auto. CHICAGO, Sept. 24—Hold-up men and robbers of nearly known to the police became extremely aetive in Chicago last night and early ), to-day, more than « month In advance of the usual fall outbreak of lawlern- nens of this character They kept the Police and Detective Departments on the jump for a straight twelve hours. Boores of robberies were reported at where officials Were puszied by what they termed an “out of season crime wave.” Mr. and Mra, Moritz Weichert were attacked by automobile bandits the Welokert residence on the > Hide. One of tig thugs attempted to chloroform Mrs, W rt while a recond held a revolver at her hus vand's lead, Welckert grappled with his assailant and Mra. Weickert screamgd. An approaching street cur frightened the bandits, who eweapad in large automobile, ‘Thix occurred in the same neighborhood where Mre, Edmund Kaufmann was killed tn similar occurrence early this year. Four robbers rode around the city from the north to the south adie in @ large red automobile, After robbing Roy Hardin of $200 and jewelry on West Jackson Boulevard one of the robbers said: “Now yell your head off and relieve your feelings; we can beat anything on wheels in this town.” E.G. Minnick of Galesburg, Tl, was held up and robbed of $0 at Thirty-firet Mtreet and Cottage rove avenue by {Wo women armed With revolvers, Min- nick sald he at first thought the young women were trying to flirt with him, Robbers who“knocked down Samuel Rubin near hie home on the south side took $1 from thim and miesed #00 in bills which Rubin was carrying in & Vest pocket, Porch climbers who ransacked the remi- dence of A. K. Carr, in Englewood, atno took a trathed donkey from Carr's stable. When. pursued. the robbers placed the donkey inthe tonneau of » large automobile, tg@ether with several sacks of plunder asl eacaped. ef NEARLY BREAKS FROM NET JILTED GIRL WOVE FOR HIM. Siskind Discharged and,. Hustling .eFrom Court When New Charge Checks Him. Only ten paceés—paces which would have been checked of rapidly at the pace he wan going after the gem theft Wharge against him was dismissed— separated Nathan Giskend’ from the teken back to @ eet! in the West Bide Prison. When a paw nese for the defense told Magistrate Krotel that it was a woman, not a it seemed that thie elaborate met of ac- cusations by wi Emily Shuttor, the who mays Siskend deserted her in _ Montreal, had surrounded him hed fal- Jen to pieces, ‘AL the @o0r of the courtroom, toward which Siekied Was making with jaunty, tt No. at No. Beek avenue, into action. caused his re- “on a charge po) he had misappropriated funds ile keeping their books, The epecific accusation was that he had diverted g2, ‘the contents of a pay envelope, to his own use. ~ Blekind was held for examination on Ki onpenea It Jn expected that by thet thme charges of bigamy, which develo; beat, wil be tu mupe. tor ‘@ Dest, Dre. entation to the courts. —_ = ——_ §. AND 0. FLYER WRECKED; SCORE SUFFER INJURIES. WHEBPLING, W. Va. Bept. i4.— About twenty passengers Wwere-injured, “everel seriously, to-day when the jo «express «6on 6the~— (Balti. mere and Ohio Railroad crashed into the rear of @ passenger train standing on a wwitch track at Benwood Junction. ‘The injured were taken to @ North ‘Wheeling hospital. They are: Cari and Claude Coffman, Fairmont, W. Va.; Mr, aad Mrs. George Duncon, Woodstock, ‘Ve.; John Modi, Mannington and Charies Foster, Bellaire, 0. Among the persons reported sertounly injured at the hospit Johnson, who w home in Martins bedy of Her, husband, Oo. ternally inj@red, A. W. 8h port, N. J., not serious, A! t every Pansenzer in the day coach wae hurt and many in the Pullman were cut and bruised. The Wretchedness of Constipation Run | every variety | too! or, the etar wit-| was Mra, Charles ‘eturning to her y. with tho He had died in COURT GETS ARGUMENTS ON MOVE TO OUST GIBSON. jwriefs Filed To-Day and Surro. gate Fowler Will Soon Render Decision. Urlefa regarding t the Surrogate’s Court In the applica- tlon for the removal of Burton W. Tibeon aa the executor for the estate a Mrabo, with whose murder he od, were fled to-day with Sure ‘owler. pplication was made by the Austrian Consul and was opposed by Gibson's at ye on the ground that as the deceased did not die intestate by the Austrian the application made Consulate was Invalid. Charles Gold- € he Injunction —re- atraining Gibson from hing any fur- ther funds of the estate continen, office of the Consul in conference with witnesses, for more than two hours With him wae an axsletant from Mr. Whitman's office Pyang Menacttk, the bro of Mra, Szabo, was under ex- amination for half an hour. “T have everyt ready for the ex- améination to Monday,” sald | Mr. Rogers. produce enough evidence against Gib to have him held for the Grand Ju We shall not show our whole hand. <acionianemasilipn ARRESTED 22 TIMES. Man With Record Taken for Jost- Mr, logers was at ¢ six years old of No, 125 Broome street, wan again arrested to-day by Police- men Cassidy and Heliman at the pier of the Re@ Star line on Greenwich street. ; Shiner was accompanied by Max Shore, | also an old offender, and the two were arraignod before Magistrate Murphy tn the Tombs Police Court, charged with josuing passeng about to take a boat, ‘They were sent to the Tombs in default of $00 ball for examination. According to the police records Jurixdiction of | So a lYou CAN'T SMOKE ON B. R. T. | TRAINS OR STATIONS SOON. |. New Order Goes Into Effect Oct. 1,] 1" Putting Ban on Pipes, Cigars and Cigarettes. f that railr effect 5 a out the borough# of Brooklyn and Quee It has been the 18, custom to accord ated cars, and s of all ele- ver has been use of clear ettes, clears and pipes upon the sta- tion platforms, Tut a few weeks ago Col. Tim Willams decided It was time yn upon a none ras the BRT. lution was proper for the safety and company's patrons, Hence a series of conferences with Fire whose authority the edict is Issued, INFANTS # CHILDREN Shiner has operated as a pickpocket both in Manhattan and Brooklyn from May 90, 1901, when he firat gained police | recognition, until the present time, The largest sentence he haw ever served hax been six months in the workhouse, —_—— DWYER MAKES A RAID. ‘With a number of hia men, Inapeotor Dwyer raided the rooms of the Colorad Republican Club of the Twenty-seventh } Assembly District, in West Fifty-third street, early to-day. It wan alleged that the club was a gambling resort, Fifteen in the place were ordered to the street. Ono was arrested on a war- rant insued by Chief Magiatrate McAdoo, The man eaid h Edward Johnaon of No, 216 Bast Fitiy-reventh street. Ie / was clifarged with being a common; gambler and was arraigned in the Weat Side Court. 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