The evening world. Newspaper, June 2, 1920, Page 8

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1920. OAS oe ‘ ~ eT COUPLE REUNITE, THEN DIE BY GAS took the stand to-day in the Flatbush | Court to defend herself against a cha: that she had falled to supply auffictent | heat and hot water. The action was brought by 8. Stuart Rapp, one of her tenants. Mra. Coler denied that she had told her janitor to shut down the heat from | April 15, and also that she had directed | him to-burn refuse, as she did not tn- tend to order any more coal, She stated that she had directed her real entate Whon she returned she fell over the body of her son-in-law in her daughter's room, His wife*was dead on the bed. iNewhouse died without regaining con- sclousness. The police theory if that the couple may have entered a suicide pact. Two jets in the room were open, ‘The coupte had two bottles of wine; one was empty |and the other partly fliled, Newhouse called on his wife after Mrm Mauthe had left and the couple had been singing and playing the plano. in aaa Mr. and Mrs. Newhouse Made Merry After Year's Separation; Tragedy Fajlows. Frederick Newhouse died in City Hospital last night from gas poisoning. He and his wife, Rose, were found In a gas-filled room in the home of Mev. Newhouse's mother, Mra. Ohristine “AUTO KILLS CHILD; ~ TWO OTHERS DEAD Young ‘Woman Is Arrested ¢ When Car She Is Learning to Drive Takes Toll. ‘The month of June, when the child- fen begin enjoying to the fullest | the open air, has a good start in the umber of motor car mishaps to the Hittle ones, according to to-day’s o . fileial records. One was killed yes- Terday in Manhattan, arid one in Queene. ‘Marjorie Colyer, six, of No. 38 524 Street, Corona, Queens, died in the Flushing Hospital last night from a fracture of the skull she received, the Police say, when she was struck by an autompbile driven by Catherine Cleary, sixteen, of No. 264 Whitestone Avenue, Flushing, who was learning to drive and had no operator's license. ‘Miss Cleary was artested and held for examination. bi ‘The Manhattan police reported tha* John Donato, nine, of No. 1592 Madi« #0n Avenue, was crushed to death by ah automobile moving van at 106th Street and Fifth Avenue, operated by] | George W. Birch, fifty-eight, a negro. ‘Who was held. While crossing First Avenue at 69th Street, William Ocser, seven, of No- “$17 West oth Streot, ran against the rear mudguard of an automobilo ‘and is in Flower Hospital. Alvin Hilsdorf, twenty-three, of No. “4671 Forest Avenue, the Bronx, was struck by a touring car in front of ‘No. 170, Fulton Street yesterday. He ‘Was taken to Bellevue Hospital wheré ‘he died from internal injuries. Julius Rosenberg) forty-eight, of No. 282 Cherry Street, was struck by an gutomobile in front of No. 167 Lex- ington Avenue. sustaining injuries to ‘the left knee and foot. He taken Bellevue Hospital. “cumave Leurs, four, of No, 56 Pearl eg Fatal Mine Explosion in Reported. PITTSBURGH, June 2—A number of men were reported killed by an ex- onion in a mine at Cokeburg, Wash- ington County, to-day. The mine is in the hills, out of the regular lines of communication, and details of ace ident have not agent, M. C. O'Brien, on April 1 to get 100 tons ‘of coal for the apartment house. In that month, she ‘said, ten or fifteen tons Had been received, but later she Admitted that the house furnace con- sumed about one ton a day. Short adjourned the caso Mauthe, at No. 292 South 6th’ Street, on Monday. 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