The evening world. Newspaper, December 4, 1912, Page 5

* JUSTICE FREES — WHISTLE OF TRAIN WOMAN FORGER SAVES MANY LIVES TO MAKE AMENDS AT BROOKLYN FIRE Rosa Zindal Promises to do| Motorman’s Alarm — Rouses| Allin Her Power to Help, | Neighbors Who Find One | v Creditors. Family Penned In. | LAWYERS SURPRISED.|MAN JUMPS; IS DYING. Ask Court to Inflict Severe| Wife Tries to Follow, but Boy Punishment on Prisoner Holds Her Till Rescue Because She Lied. Comes. bar mae ‘ Abraham Goldberg, forty-five years Hthough he admitted that Rose Zin-} wig, scorched by flames and choking Get, the amazing young business wom-] ron smoke, ignored warning shouts an who arose from swe @wery to the head of a big manufacture ing concern, and ied and lied” in giving testimony, Supr Court Justice Blane rd to-day pended sentence on plea of guilt to an Indictment charging former whieh defrauded hop drud- shop dtl rom the street and the pleadings of his wife, and jumped from a third-story window during a fire in the three-story tenement at No, 4908 New Utrecht ave- nue, Borough Park, early to-day. He struck the asphalt and 3 taken to Hospital suffering from internal Injuries that probably ‘will may have by she the Norwegian tors. The sentence of the young woman] prove fatdl, and a broken leg. His came before Justice Blanchard and] pysterical wife, seeing his crippled form Mewyera —repres creditors whol. the sidewalk below, tried to follow CLL dah heel him, but thelr seventeen-year-old gon, Gks 0 ieee} Louis, Kept her from jumping unti: Court to impose a heavy pris cmiel Nomberg and David Abramson, tence on the prisone Attorne tivo. He bors, could raise a ladder, By this time the fire was foaring be- Sind’ mother and son and sweeping up} stein declared that ade ly Ampossible statements to he referee appoined by the Court to learn where | into their faces from the window below. Miss Zindel had secrcied a larkel Young Goldberg saw he could not re- + UMS TR ad LI A i ain lb main until the two men had got bly ber ql ReGnOr in. the} mother down the ladder, 80 as soon as ra tk eee erina, “that sie| the Was safe out he crawled along the Rr ca iad ana Ne? ledge, with arms over his face to pro-| eee taht ved a Court has she cold] tect hin from the flames, to No. 190, "i ‘uth, your Honor?” questioned ining, H nesic fire started in the confectionery ee Uiiete ae has) Dut et course T00| Store of He Meyn on the ground know enough about some of the persons|00r. ‘The motorman on a train from Coney Island saw the blaze darting entions to know that she told the orn through the fanlight when he was four blocks away and blew his whistle until! reached the station opposite the uilding. g, who lives at No, 4918, heard the whistle, and ran three blocks to send In an al He hurried back then to arouse the occupants of the building. GOLDBERGS HEMMED IN BY FIRE FRONT AND BACK. Meyn and his family live above the ‘ond floor, and were WePT AND WAS FORCED TO SIT DOWN. There was a pause. The aged Justive fixed his eyes on the lawyers, Justice Blanchard, known as the mildest man- nered judge on the criminal bench, turned toward the prisoner. weeping quietiy, her face concealed in a heavy handkerchief. “So here is before me a woman who} dean life's struggles at the age of elgnt Kieth aan wed in time to get out. Besides worked a I berg, his wife and son, his brother- worked and w forty years, No’ aw, Max Sachs and the latter's & word has been brSught against her wife and two children, and a boarder, Carroll, live on the third floor. roll was awakened by the whistle and tried to arouse the others on that character until this matter arose, For the last four months she has been inj prison. I not only have tie test! of the doctors in the report o the Ret. floor, He had no trouble In getting the @ree concerning her health, but one of] sachs family up, but could get no reply the phystolans 1s my family doctor, and) trom the Goldberss, so he grabbed Yetta I bad him at my house yesterday going] gicns two years old, and Sacha took over all this ground with me. Te RAG eteeeh ene ORT Go ane Zindel broke into loud crying. | street, Mra. Sachs following, — She was assisted to a chair, ‘The Court!” When the Goldbergs were aroused a kept his face fastened on the lawy few minutes later by the smoke they who stood before the till der couldn't get down the stairs, The door ing ® prison term for the we throug! father Fruit John tween ropes numbii dered labore: minds. Smit! A fruit the Smith son down Pri holdin tread! betwee ‘Tho to his work ‘The about can # his e weven| want rested ristow} mer, of the Meyn apartment on the floor “And I have reached the conclusion,” | had been left open, creating a draft, continued the Court, “that there is but} @nd when Goldberg fled back into his ome duty before me here and that ts to put this woman in the hancs of a pro- ation officer in the hope that she may be able to do something toward helping | those whom she has defrauded and robbed to get their it 1 am going to suspend ser I am golng to require her at all time to be ready, willing and able to help these poor peo- ple to get their money | SHE MUST DO ALL TO MAKE! AMENDS, | Turning to the weeping woman, who had crumpled up in a chair, the Justice sald: “Now, Miss Zindel, I require you to do | all In your power—to answer any q tions, I don't want you to make any 1 take as to what is meant by a suspended sentence, because just so sur fail to make all the amends in power to help these people, just so sure T shall call you before me and sentence ou!” H Miss Zindel rose laboriously to her feet and in a low voice broken with Bobs she said “I shall do all in my power, judge! “Dhany you, you may go!" bowed the Court gallantly, Tho lawyers led silent- ly from the tribunal. Miss Zindel left with her lawyer, “Next case!" S$ you your | jummoned the Court, | BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure The only Baking Powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar Adds Healthful Qualities te the Food } OPPENHEIM, GLLINSs G nine; Rose, seven, and Esther flv Bercow trips up and down the burning stairs. ‘The family had not had time to dress, and were taken into the B. R. T. w. ing room across the street Until clothing could be obtained. pba xn DIVES INTO ICY WATER AND RESCUES WORKMAN. steamer Marowljne and Pier 16, low workmen attempted to throw him plunge In after him but changed their sinking for the third time when edge of the dock. Everson arrived. to strip off a heavy overcoat, so Ever- stepped the water closed over both men he changed to one under the armplis, the wall of the dock. to haul the water. 2% Bowery, modest while the to work, Everson lives at No, 623 Fifty- | George Lockwood, sixty, once a m then a forger and in prison most of the time for the last twenty years, was ar- Headquarters on by Rudolph Lockwood worked for Herms all sum- Herms's name to the checks. THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1912. Mrs, | carried the youngest down| h the fire and smoke, and the carried the others, making threo rs seven ‘The from many and t Inspector Saves Life and Then | Goes Back to His Work | Again. Smith, a banana handler, fell be- the side of the United Fruit! the dock at| to-day, His fel- Court white abduc Fast River, dropped to her knee, aimed a fraction of a moment and fired while the first wild hog was @ score of yards away Miss Yoakum killed two more with as| payrolls ‘Then her rifle failed her the gun the guide had di this she killed two more underbrush into which animals had fled. —a—__- Convicted of White Slaving. | Paul Denis, a young vaudeville he and a guide were attacked by of the ferocious hogs. guide fled, Miss Yoakum leaped | her horse, but not to flee. te.” She} ® She} Ta opinion licens of shots. She ran for Ded. hen sent random shots Into the the remaining . Bi wa \u on ago. ctor, to-day of having engaged in the | slave tram. tion, charged with luring by thy 1 streets after he had kept them for sev-| his fr page Poca ee col erate rent i eral days in a Raines law hotel. He) clous f ng effest of the cold water ren-| was remanded for sentence until) was the him nearly unconscious. Several | jriaay, | nis tite, rs took off their coats as if to i h had gone down twice and was “Big iverson, a twenty-five-year-old | Inspector, shouldered through to| One hand of | waved above water when ‘There was no time still off the dock and shot into the narrow space below and ently he came to the surface Smith by the wrist, which grip ng water in the three-foot space nthe side of the steamer and formerly useless ropes served Smith and his rescuer from Smith was revived and sent home in @ lodging house at No. and Everson returned to in a borrowed sult. blg blond youth was extremely men were crowding him offering congratulations. “| wim, so I pulled him out,” was | xplantaion. And he went back th street, Brooklyn, ja Fo in the Chelsea district, but since yesterday and held tn Police forgery charge made rims, a farmer Mo: The cdmplaint says that stole a checkbook and forged 34th Street Entire slock without reserve, comprising smart velvets, velours, plushes and felts in large, medium and small shapes, fashionably trimmed with fur, feathers and flowers, in all prevailing colors, Formerly to $30 None crediled Announce an Extraordinary Clearance of Trimmed Millinery ; 5.00 None senl on approval Sunday 100 Women’s Dressy Coats favo: Comptrotler will hicles for criticising the Board of Kst.- The Comptroller has asked the Cor- tion Counsel to act ¢ aary payrolls may be prepared If the the contention of Edu —_ | «TRYING MOMENT FoR ROYALTY With | (From the London Ohroaicle,) | The Duke of Connaught's experiences pf the hogs) i, Canada include nothing quite go thrill- as an incident which befel King Eda- nis i ‘ana wa oke, seventeen-year-old girls from Albany| He accomplished his task su to Brooklyn and turning them upon ti ald of the coats and caps which nda hung round to guard the pres me, but most nervy Bonwit TELLER & Co. WILL CLOSE OUT THURSDAY refuse to icky, so the the Otherwise the certify the on, Nan tour half a cen- «out on the wind-swept | = \prairle with a few companions, when, | wishing to st that they had just one match between was convicted in the Brooklyn County] them, They drew lots who should under- \take the onerous task of striking and He was andicted for| maintaining a light until the pipes were | three! going, and the lot fell upon the Prince the ‘ompany found | exsfully afterward that tt ying moment tn Imported Broadcloth Coats Handsomely trimmed sample mi elegantly lined. Formerly up to Imported Cloth Coats Full and 3/4 length models of novelty fabrics and velour de laine. Formerly up to Imported Velour Coats High grade imported velour, handsomely braided and embroidered. Formerly up to 75 Women’s Coats jodels, 59.50 55.00 75,00 15.00 Formerly up to 35.00 Made of Donegal homespuns, Tattersall plaids, 1 Navajo blanket cloths, velour de laine and diagonal stripes. Afternoon & Evening Dresses 32.00 250 Dresses from Regular Stock z Formerly sold up to 75.00 Afternoon Dresses of charmeuse, crepe de chine, chiffon and satin crepe. Evening Gowns of bugle beaded robes, shadow lace and chiffon, trimmed with French brilliants. 150 Women’s Suits 19.50 Formerly up to 45.00 Made of wool corduroys, two-tones, diagonals, and mixtures, plain failored or velvet trimmed. Also suits of velvet and corduroy. Women’s Dressy Waists (32.00 Crepe de Chine Waists, Draped Shadow Lace Waists, Colored Silk Chiffon Waists, Brocade and Meteor Waists, Satin Stripe Crepe de Chine Shirts, French Hand-made Blouses 3.50 Value 6.50 Entirely hand-made and hand-embroidered, high or low neck, { long sleeves. Fifth Avenue at 38th Street World Wants Work “ Monday Value 8,00 | | 5.00 Wonders. ' jorning woman friend was called by Mr bert, and the two started for the hospital, As Mra, Herbert stepped from a curb- ing on the viaduct at One Hundred and Sixty-third street she stumbled and fell, breaking her right Her companion summoned help, and | an ambulance was called, Lebanon Hospital, The wife was taken as quickly as po sible to the operating room, where L Kalden, the house surgeon, set the frace tooms from the hall he left his own BESSIE YOAKUM BRAVE ITEACHERS’ PAY HELD UP WOMAN BREAKS LEG Truro, te was working ax rapidiy as[pered to the doctor, “Mr. Hérbert has 6) dour open. | . ; | poss so Mrs. rt could go to [Just died.” ; 5 This let the fire into the apartment | ’ IN BOARDS’ WRANGLE. 1 Ihe. room Where ohana wae Mrs, Hervert was told tt was ameless immediately, while the sweep of the -——_-— . Jon sired woman suffered afent pain, [fer Net to (ev, to ve r husband; she flames through the Meyn flat carried /Comptroller Prendergast Wants | put did notveetietatin: (ARE swine Mitea! ae » injured @w who was the blaze out the front windows and up H . ie pie Hailes ieee , pse as Well against Goldberg's windo City Counsel to Decide Old Senate tecolte tates: It tab toe. Tte oy ete sced im ‘The firemen hadn't arrived, and it was Segregation Dispute. lial Mim good:bpe eee: Lan, eee eee cece lay. Her while the Goldbergs were standing Just ¢ Comperdiies Prendergast will hola up | rh idly ‘ndae kh ., [condition is serious, out of reach of the flames that hemmed | AY ait edsteite Gi the Seasd of teccoatien | \ * we can take you to him now." | Mr. Herbert was a\bookkeeper f6F 4 them in, shouting for hep, that Nom | GRIN TTHECIenat tomatoe teenie [ald Dr. Kallen as ne finished bandaR- | pron businens house, “A week ago his bers and Abramson, the latter of No. ‘aneilaannal pilted segresation of choot budget | — gt A Lid. right foot be lutected from a 197 Twelfth avenue, found a ladder and! | Reg somvatied ithe SHE MAES ine Core Just at that moment @ nurse stepped Iscratch and bloo ning resulted. It saved Mrs, Goldberg after her husbind | ry "af , " “ a! 4 " 4 % “J . ly Into the operating room and whis- waa that which caused his | S y Ale, oration Counsel to-day for a definition | Ty s a tne Jeepees Deseried by Guide when At-) sersiion Cuma! to-day for a dennition | Taken to Same Hospital, but |. Mrs, Goldberg was attended by Ur, 4 ‘ -¢ aaac | (0 insist on continued segregation of as ees Pailiips of the Norwegian Hospita,| tacked by Animals, She Faces | tie schoot rnd. ae He Passes Away as Carrol! was so badly blistered about the " | are there has been @ contro. * | hands and face he had to be treated Pack and Uses Gun. End cg ten Gr mattis Gre ites Bone Is Set. | also, r \ oe — solute control and | SIX ADJACENT HOUSES EMP. h Over the achoo! fund me TIED BY THE POLICE. KINGSVILI. Tex, Deo. 4—Mtas | s is one of the differences be-| A message from Lebanon Hospital to | meee” The fire ate its Way through the wall| Bessie Yoakum, daughter of B. 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