The evening world. Newspaper, October 22, 1912, Page 9

YOUTHFUL ROWED PLOTTEDHOLDUP OF AED WET Rich Mrs. Schreyer, Who Is 59, of New Rochelle, Vic- tim of Robbery. forty-five-minute-from-Rroadway quiet, fe @8 shocked and dumfounted to-day as If dt had been visited by an earthquake Te has become, known that the smooth- cheeked youth who was seen so often tn the company of Mrs. Charles M. Shreyer, @ venerable widow whose long purse al- ways has been open at the call of charity, ts not, after all, her nephow. At the end of months of close acquaint- anceship with Mrs. Schreyer, who !s fifty-nine, Robert Miller, who is neither of@ enough to vote nor to need the ser- vices of a barber, is a prisoner at New Roche'le Pollce Headquarters, He has c@nfessed to the-police that he partic!- pated in the planning and execution of @ robbery which cost his gray haired benefactor $2,000 worth of Jewelry last Wednesday evening. Following the publication of her friend- ship with Miller, which came as a re- sult of a hearing yesterday in the New Rochelle Police Court, Mrs. Schreyer ts Prostrated at No. 15 Church street, whioh has been the scene of many fash- fonable gatherings. ‘Under arrest with Miller !s John Wil- mer, theatrical manager, who was to have started to-day for Canada with a vaudeville company. Miller accused ‘Walmer of having ‘nspired the robbery and having been the principal in its ex- ecution. MILLER LEFT WIFE AND HAD A GOOD TIME. Miller came to New York from Get- tysburg, Pa., and worked at fi detective agency, Then : cigar clerk at the Hot nont. Ac? coming to his story he was introduced by @ man fn the customs service to Mrs. Schreyer. ‘When Miller came here ho brought with him a young wife, but they agreed to separate. Consequently there were no home tles to interfere with his visits to the home of Mrs. Schreyer and their Jaunts to the cafes and the section north of the ci One day in the early part of this month Miller was in a theatrical book- ce near Times Square, He mot New Rochelle, in the midst of tts | ¥ Jewels she habitually wore. All needed Was @ preconcerted programme. Miller was able to supply that easy enough Testifying before Justice Swinburne at sf ochelie, Miller told of the plotting. “Wilmer and I went to New Rochelle to look over the ground on Oct. ‘he “There is a bad dog there, and ested it would be easier if we old lady for a stroll, 1 did as |, but he got coid feet and) wouldn't turn the trick. ROBBER WITH PISTOL AP- PEARED ON THE FARM. Wedneslay afternoon I tele- in 0 her and made an appointment. | said she had to go to Larehmont | that evening on buyiness, and asked me | to meet her in front of the Baptist Church. 1 did, and then we had dinner, which she paid for. Then we took a trolley car back ew Rochelle and wot off at the pod Inn We has | eve in addition to | wh: nner.” | The widow and her youthful swain walked slowly over what used to be Murra} A man ap- A with @ iver and thru: under their noses, The time for sen’ ment had passed. The man with t! gun clapped a chloroform saturated handkerchief over Mrs. Schreyer's face. Just before she lost consciou ness she saw her escort rolling down| into a ditch, with the robber after him, his pistol pointed threateningly, ‘The next thing she knew Miller was urmuring his ay y was gone, and| , too, had been WHO IS SE % h | pathy. Miller told her tha robbed. Polteeman where Mrs, 8 on post near) rand Miler got uff ‘ook them home after the ced the widow seemed and asked the reason. e said. “Arrest shocked, He reproached her for her lack of faith in him, but she still inststed he knew something of the robebry. News of the arrest was kept quiet and New Rochelle was unsuspect- ing until the hearing. By that time Wil- |On § ner Was under arrest, | Millers wife ts MADE CONFESSION, New Rochell Miller had sent for Wilmer and had received in reply a telegram in which St Wilmer said he was sending a la h and Miller made ving the theatric “GIRLS! GIRLS! SURELY TRY THIGI: "DOUBLES BEAUTY OF YOUR HAIR All you need is a 26 cent bottle of ‘‘Danderine”’ Hair gets lustrous, fluffy and abundant at once. Immediate?—Yes! Certain?—that's| scraggy, faded, the joy of i Your hair becomes | Besides beautif; eo CZAREVITCH of RUSSIA: aturday night detectives from New Rochelle called at. the Somerset and FAILED TO GET FREE AND|“rrested the second alleged plotter. king to ald him, of Progress. {From the Detroit Free Pres.) Green has been promoted again.” ‘ying the hair, Danderin HE EVENING up the aged woman and rob her of the| CZAREVITCH OF RUSSIA, fest, BOY CROWN PRINCE OF RUSSIA, CZAR'S |: ONLY SON, SICK oe tos TAUGHT FREE eral Days Ago. ONLY SON OF TYE CZAR, |, ie pulse 138."" ES WORLD, ST. 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