The evening world. Newspaper, April 27, 1921, Page 8

t tn bands |MYSTERIOUS SHOT FATAL TO WOMAN |SON DIES ON SPREE SH m VELDS PONT rathere ber Mrs. Baer Said Burglar Wounded Her, but Son Thinks She May | Have Ended Life | Funeral wer, fifty-five, « ath early to Sy. SF One IOs tae) t wound in the left bres lyn, attracted the attention of reve ne him ner eee ie stigation One nue officers on t cruising rev mahatn'a HineeMl cei te RGR = enue launch Surveyor, at 6.80 o'clock | joi to-d ait his bureau, He denied this morning, Shots were fired by f thing of the revolver but i! _ w revenue men, the rowboat with a|REFEREE’S REPO2T HELD UP. | ..:: cargo of whiskey was sunk, and At three water-front residents of y's Relations Object to Brooklyn were arrested. A r mn Pavering Widow the American steamship, + might have had it with STRUCK DOWN AT HER DOOR. Jay reserved a Kiwanis, brought to light hundreds of Referee John Woman Falls Through Skylight In| bottles of Scotch whiskey and a large granted to: Mr Fleeing From Bargine, quantity of heroin, cocaine and sal ae fu at 815 ‘oa el Anmwortnae what she supponod was th varsan. bani ; Paley) costman's ring, Mra. Catherine Cha The Surveyor was well out No. 680 Gat Street, Brooklyn, to-day | was struck on t ad with a pair of| pliers by a man hiding In the hallway, | |She ran back to her flat, climbed from story extension roof wpe fell through shop of Car- bay with twelve revenue board when the row @ jaunch which was the Chester Kiwan off shore, In the numerous boxes which looked to th: revenue men like cases of whiskey The Surveyor was headed for the a window to ao ind in attemptin e the skylight Into the . a short di ywhoat were removal of rowboat and the rowers pulled for The ref shore with all their sn | shots were fired by rev nts, : then. palfin was not injured secrtously. Gunther Furs For Immediate Wear but ‘the bullets fell short boat began to sink minutes went down with its cargo, apparently deliberately sacrificed by the removal of a plug prepared for such an emergency. The | The row- | and in a few cupants of the rowboat scrambled up| on the 67th Street pier and disap- | peared, | The revenue agents then boarded | the launch and arrested three men who said they had been employed by certain members of the crew to take 4 wargo ashore The Chester | Kiwanis was b ed and ine a minutes Inspector Jack Sterling dis- | covered six cases of whiskey tied in 4 bundle with strong lines as though | in readiness to be lowered over the | aide. z fo 1o2) 2 z Zz wn > = L ee rhe ship was searched thoroughly and drugs were found concealed in a dozen plac Bottles of whiskey were found in oil tanks in the engine room and elsewhere, The liquor and drugs were confiscated. 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