The evening world. Newspaper, November 5, 1914, Page 5

——o Sea aes 94 ape * Sealine to Ald War 8: INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., xel M. Ralston to-day issued a ‘ation calling upon the people of lana to subscribe to a fund to be Used in relief work for distressed non- Combatants in Eurppe. A cablegram from the Relief C ittee in London Peceived by the Governor yesterday sug- a estes the lasuance of the proclamation Gov. fort wil be made to secure thee aa of a ship load of food in this ‘Measure the value of your glasses jot—by dollars and cents— t. by Results. Correct glasses in the begin- ning are economical in the end. strength of Harris eye- lass service is expressed in e facts: _ Firstly—that our examina: tions are made by Oculists (registered physicians), of ex- perience. Secondly—that to strengthen their services competent, prac- tical Opticians adjust the mountings. And, thirdly—that we op- erate our own modern facto- ries. We are in a position there- fore to furnish you with Beller Glasses for Less money than is possible on any lesser scale of production. Harris Glasses, whether they cost $2.00 or more, are Guar- ,anteed to give you Complete eyeglass comfort. ‘Opiical Brouse of WStStonhis Bust did dt seg stie Pais 1405 BE. Nicho! . Bs hear Willoughby, Bkiyn, BES Puen ia oppyelte Ace Balas G83 Broad Kt. Newark. (Next door to the David Stratis Co.) POSSESIN JERSEY | "HUNT FOR MANIAC WHOSLEH WOMAN Whom Slain Woman Tried to Defend, Will Live. All the New Jersey countryside from New Brunswick to Bound Brook 1s in terror to-day because Richard von Krebs, the maniac who yesterday shot and killed Mts. Henry Rhell and seriously wounded her husband on the farm near New Brunswidk which they rented from von Krebs's wife, jis still at large. Though hastily organized posses in I automobiles and on foot have scoured {the country roads all about. New Brunswick and explored every vacant barn, no trace of the former inmate of the State Hospital for the Insane has been found and many men against whom von Krebs had shown @ grudge in times past do not think their lives safe untilyhe is behind bars. TRAGEDY CLIMAX OF QUARRELS WITH EX-WIFE. Yesterday's tragedy was the climax of bitter quarrels between von Krebs and his wife over the ownership of the farm on which Rheil, his wife and two children lived as tenants. Because von Krebs's fancied griev- ances yesterday led him to slay Mrs. Rheil and attempt the life of Henry Rheil it is thought by the authorities that he is now on the bunt for* his Lane Bryant’s Maternity Apparel Phealigere blesses” Sold direct to wearer at Manufacturers’ Prices. pry coer I win excellent also | Siemon [4 Ee let ae os on support of reared, Se Es wd Riverleathan 33 $3.85 Lane Bryant 25 W. 38th St., New York tical management. way to buy Order it by the soup. we have plenty of the tomato soup.” That means good management—prac- Campbell’s Tomato Soup so palatable and wholesome and there are so many times when nothing else exactly “fills the bill,” that a ready supply on hand prevents frequent disappoint- ; ment and delay. And your grocer returns your money if you'd rather have it than the Js there plenty in your pantry today? 21 kinds 10c acan divorced wife to complete bis homi- cidal revenge. Rheil, in St. Peter's Hospital at New Brunswick, with a bullet wound through the abdomen, wii) recover, It was said by the hospital surgeons to-day, unless complications should set in, Neighbors who know something about the contest for possession of the farm of which the Rhells were | tenants say that, baffled by the de- jcision of the courts awarding Mrs. ivon Krebs possession of the farm, von Krebs had ordered Rheil to va- cate the premises Nov. 1, | Rheil, who had llved on the farm ‘for a year, renting it from Mrs. von Krebs, who abandoned it through fear And this is the right dozen, at least. It is of her husband @ year ago, bad grown Whether Hhell had von Krobe’s injunction to get out by crawl after seeing fore bis eyes, it appears von Krebs's attack was entirely unexpected. Rhell was bending over a vegetable garden the road from the farm toward, Frank- ‘ ' ‘THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1914. later as| Which there was no name. Letgelened boinc Tren-| street tation, told Policeman Ma- on the instance of bis wife several | honey of the Kingsbridge station that years ago. @ short time before the accident he He escaped from the asylum and fled | nesisted an intoxicated man, w York, from which place he|'"# the description of the sought to bring sult against his wife, conspiracy to “railroad” him asylum in order to get control operty. His wife subsequent- ured a divorce. H escaped lunatic reappeared in his old haunts several years ago, but household of the Kaiser tired of von Krebs's tions of poseéssion a to move before ord is supposed the man, discovering he was travelling uptown and desiring | to go downtown, got off at Two Hun. | dred and Thirty-elghth street an: was trying to make bis way across nswer.| the tracks when he was run down, ecident | and killed. | tant itera- had decided to do so. ded against Nov. 1 is not known, From the iy The Countryside Around NeW|near the rear of the farmhouse yea. | 80 effort wax made to apprehend him. . . terday afternoon when von Krebs}0® Oct. 11, 1911, when Wilson wasp Brunswick in Terror Be- | came around the house trom the road. | fe'thovernor'a side am he was leaviNn . , After a few words von Krebs drew 8/4 political meeting in New Bruns- Astrong chain of extra cause of Krebs’s Escape. | revoiver afd shot Rheil. wick and tried to assault him. stitches just above the WIFE KILLED TRYING TO DE-| He has made threats against Chief h FEND HUSBAND. of Police John O'Connell, the County knee in Women's THREATS BY SLAYER,| The sound of the shot ana the| Provecutor and segsrl lawyers. Hosiery is known as the "| wounded man’e cry brought Mrs. ravel barrier. a ae Rhell to the door, When sho saw UNIDENTIFIED MAN DIES Ifa sharp garter should Second Victim, Husband the insane mah bending over her hus- start a ravel, this prevents band as if contemplating firing a sec- ond shot, the woman rushed toward the madman. He coolly raised his weapon and fired three shets. Three bullets lodged in her breast and as she fell von Krebs fired a fourth|, which penetrated her abdomen and ranged upward. it from running down and Tuining the stocking. Sheer, lustrous, smooth- fitting, stylish, — NOSE is the choice of women who appreciate the importance UNDER TRAIN IN SUBWAY Believed to Have Been Trying to Cross Tracks From Station When Run Down. + of elegant hosicry, After Rheil had managed to drag] An unidentified man, about thirty- himself to the Dawson home and Dr.| five years old, five feet two inches ada IZcablecteiat heels and tose George Dunn had been summoned, the! tall, weighing 125 pounds and dressed ee of joa- physician treated Rheil, then went to| in dark clothes, was killed by a south- to: the farm to find Mra. Rheil dead. bound subway train at the Two Hun- | Von Krebs was seen walking down dred and Thirty-eighth street station of the Broadway subway early to- day. Motorman Hopp felt a jar as the train passed the north end of the platform. He went back to Investi- gate and discovered the body under the third car. The car was jacked up and the body taken out and removed to Ford- ham Hospital. In the dead man's pockets were found $1.63 and three receipts from Mills Hotel No. 1, on lin Park. Later, when news of the tragedy was flashed everywhere by telephone some people saw him dodg: ing across fields in the dusk, headed for Bound Brook. Von Krebs, who came to New Bruns- wick twenty years ago and who told a story of once having served in the Lord & Taylor — Fifth Avenue, 38th Street, 39th Street Music Daily—Luncheon and Afternoon Tea, 10 A. M. to 5 P. 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