The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-03

An advertisement In a German paper 10
fhe effect that two respectable German,
vvomen wished to take in washing ana
mending. -. .,,,u,,, az tho
nrecinct in which the humble hbole OF
the women is located. saw the auf,,,
tisement, became suspicious an! u'ta", "
Patrolmen Whitewater ana '1rs'n ~
lust how these two men succetuth' W
rather didn't succeed, in procuring w
necessary evidence with wnlCn ~ M nj
n complaint, and have the women i9 ,a,',,
IN. is a mystery, but from the ey'dssi,,ge
tfey gained from the housekeeperi ME
Amaiie Schoepke. they surely could not
base a fair COMPLAINT.
pol,cemep visit the HOusekeeper'
couple OF nights preceding the ar ar
rest one of the officers first maze M
Z appearance at the mouse; Scboenke
took place is explained ny h'''
The man raped at my, door ana
when opened 1t he pushed lin, ms WAY Tat he he
wanted he roughly said; mar. KIM
Of people have you in this homse: o,-
II told him that they were all re resp than
s saas on, sara Notebook and asked me if
had two women named Rheim and Leek
ne1 In the house. told him had. ana
that they both Woodworking, respec'a-
D,s DO they take in washing and ,d,5 mend Ind,
they did. He then left The day OF ane
arrest, the man, accom accom- ~ o,clock in
the morning. and went right to the
women's apartments, on the ilrst moor;
what happened that that ,n m3rn1ng' 1 who
were In citizens attire. tell one s'orS'
and the women another , ,ho,,
According to the policemen, Wnen tnts
got into the house and sat ior M1tn,
r nIx= m
The men then charge that MISS Le ,p.,
uer, upon their request went 10 All ~
chest and got two 6S his 3 81 1be e COMPLAINT
frade by the policemen, and at ciock
Aug. "a the woman was arrested
Miss Liekner's story.
The story told by both prisoners, ana
although carefully investigated. NOT one
etatems mt has been contradicted go lar'
is vastly different from that OF the po-
Miss Liekner says: ION Aug. "a two
strange men, who said they we're EN-
pioyed on the Elevated road, came 10
seen our Advertisement and wanted to
know if we could do some washing Tor
them. We said we would II they brought
after some talk regarding the wash
ing they asked us to get them some beer.
We said that we were busy and had no
lime for talk, ana requested tntih W
leave. This occurred in the Kitchen
where we were working at the time.
, zone of the men said they had lots OF
time and was going to stay until ne got
some beer. He hen walked through our
sleeping apartments into the parlor ana
sat down. Hts companion and we fol-
lowed. When in the parlor he again de-
manded some beer, and we again re-
uuested. them to leave. They refused.
and made insulting remarks.
MY sister then. went out into the
kitchen again, and got two bottles OF
beer and some cold meat out OF the ice
chest and began preparing our mid
day meal. One Of the men took one OF
the bottles and laid 10 cents on the
table, bue we refused to accept the
money. We then went back to the
parior. and shortly afterwards one OF
the men, whom / afterwards learned
was Carson, left. All the conversation
was carried on in German. neither my
self nor my sister speaking English.
Wiidenauer was the spokesman for the
two men.
Says WiIdennuer Attacked Her.
.After Carson left, started to go
ont, out into the kitchen to help my
sfsfer. but the remaining man caught
me and, locking the door leading into
the Kitchen, attempted to assault me
II screamed, and my sister came 10
my aid. Wildenauer then left, but
aoon both OF the men returned anu
Arrested us They abused us, and would
not even allow us to change our clothes
or button our shoes
"After the men left the nrst time we