Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-06
MILLIONAIRE LEADS.
Adolph Goebel Heads Lynch
 Mob In New York.
PEOPLE, FURIOUS, HAVE ROPE READY
Two Men In Badly Battered Condi- tfon Saved by Police After Attack on Miss Hanennng-Crimes
 Against Girls Increase.


 NEW YORK, Aug. 6.--Adolph Goe- bel, millionaire, was the leader of Q band of 1000 infuriated residents of the Williamsburg district of Brooklyn who made an almost successful at tempt to lynch two men who set upon and attempted to attack Miss Sadie Hasenhug of 33 Bogart street, daugh- ter of State Senator Conrad Hasenfug of that district.
 After an attempt by the men to drag her into dark hallway Miss Hasen- Aug fought desperately, freed herself and ran to her home, where her father was on the front doorstep.
 With revolver he captured one of the men and then assisted Michael Cam, his daughters fiance, in captur- ing the other fellow.
 The young couple were on their way home when the two men jumped from a wagon at White and Varet streets.
 While one of the assailants held Cam the other dragged the screaming young woman to doorway. She broke away from him, leaving part of her dress in his clutches. As he followed Ter to her home, the father unexpect- edly overwhelmed him.
 A crowd gathered immediately, and started after the man who had been struggling with Cam. When both were caught the huge throng surrounded the prisoners, and there were yells for rope with which to hang them.
 Adolph Goebel, who was in the crowd and who heard of the attempted crime of the men, hurried for a rope. By this time the men were in the hands of the policemen. The men surg ed down on the officers, Goebel with rope in hand, and an effort was made to take the two from their captors.
 There was a call for the reserves, and 100 men responded They drew their revolvers and said they would kill the first person who interfered with. the prisoners.
 The prisoners, who were badly bat tcItu Dy tuc ClOhd, SdNC lnSiA hohiCS as Peter Cambasi of Al Noll street and John Montalone of p Morgan ave me.
 Accused of having attacked a three year-old girl, Luke Fourtzo. young man living on Jersey street, New Brighton, N. Y., was fearfully beaten by mob in that place.
 He escaped lynching only by the prompt arrival of policeman.
 Fourtzo's alleged victim is Anita Palucuri, daughter of Pasquale Palu- curi, at whose home he has been boarding.
 The mutilated body found in an area way at 204 East Ninetieth street last Tuesday has been identified as that of Ella Miller Renten.
 Discovering suddenly that incom- potency proceedings had been institute ed against her by her aunt, Mrs. George w. Dease of F Washington terrace. the girl fled from her board ing place and after wandering about for two days, starving and shelterless. fell victim to her assailant.
 Angeline Condarti, a six-year-old child, was found terribly bruised in a thicket near the village of Linoleum vile, Staten Island. She had been at tackled by an unknown man. The police are searching for him.
 John Ambatro, an Italian laborer, was arrested in Brooklyn on charge of attempting assault on Grace Win ters, eight years old, and Amanda Barbier, nine years old. Daniel Labor was srraigned in the Essex market court charged by Lena Weinstock, twelve years old. with assaulting her. and Frank F. Body. barber, was in the same court charged with attempt ing to assault nine-year-old Emma Diamond.
 Deputy Commissioner 0'Keeffe, who is in charge of the police department during the vacation absence of Con- missioner Bingham, has asked the mayor and the board of estimate and appropriation for funds to employ an additional 300 policemen.