The evening world., 1911-10-04

Demarest told him q little later. II have
helped pull on . lot Of things and I
could send three men 90 the chair ~ ]
cold what l know"
webberman was wise in his generation
and he discrcetiy waited for intelligence
without asking any questions at the
time. He got Ids little sister-in-law to
write a letter TO Demarest. asking him
20 Join her al another picnic n old
her that they could make some money
by turning up the story that the young
man had.
The girl, coached by webberman. met
Demarest in Cannon street. neal her
wi home. and went with him to
the West End Casino. There a repre-
sentative OF the paper TO which Weber.
man was trying TO seli the story. was
present Demarest. then. under the spell
of the girls good looks and friendly
attentions. told that Garvey was one OF
the men engaged in the "tsxicab muir
der"
webberman, falling to sell his story 20
q paper. went with Il 20 the police and
Inspector Hughes put his men to work
on the details.
Al the time Of the killing OF Stern. the
men who swept down on the jewellers
place. supposed 60 be three In number.
look a tray with 5000 worth Of dia-
monds from the window they smashed
before the clerk was killed. The Police
Department to-day admitted that they
had 10 trace of the missing gems.
GIRL TELLS HOW shE TRAPPED
MAN At PICNIC.
The family OF Beatrice Wolfe. the
eeventeen-year-oh Normal freshman.
who wal used ms a bait by her brother
in-iaw 20 trap Demarest. so that he
could sell the story 20 the newspapers.
Is in a state OF hysterta over the girls
sudden notoriety.
walled her sister. Mrs. webbcrman.
when q reporter entered the homo at
No.k453 East Houston street.
At Normal College every possible pre-
caution was taken to protect the girl
and no reporters were permitted TO see
her. Under the escort OF the dean.
Prof. H~igginbottam. the girl was slipped
out Of the Slxty-ninth street entrance.
-eiudiWy a ANAL army OF reporters and
photographers. and taken in a round
about way TO her brother-in-law's home,
where an Evening World reporter met
her.
The snsppy-eyed little brunette has
long. black braids hanging down below
her waist. She was frightened and
chung closely to her escort until her
biother-in-law took her In charge.
Il don't know anything about II. I
con't want to say anything MORE she
exclaimed In a tremulous voice.
IL was never introduced to Dem
Arrest" she said finally. II met him At
a racket. You don't have to be intro
duced at a racket. lie cane over and
asked me to dance with him. and said
Yes He had made the acquaintance
Of my bfother-.n-law tho same way
BY talking to him."
d he say anything to you about
being q big guy among the crooksf'"
Not them"
E.why did YOU write him 20 take you
to the second racket"
SOL. my brother4n-law. odd me TO.
SO I wrote and mad q date with him
to meet me on Cannon streSt near any
MOUSE. This was on Tuesday. The naxt
day ! got 4 postal care from him. say
ing that he would be glad 10 meet mo
On Sunday he met inc and We took .
car and rode out to my brother-in-
laws house IN jamaica: then We went
TO the racket. At tho racket my broth
er-in-aw introduced his friend a.
Voick'' and told Dsmarest tha& he was
q crook.
"'Dtck.' ne said. you don't have to be
afraid Of Demy-he's all right; he's one
OF the boys himself. Sure raid Demar-
est. I have been in several big things
myself. II I told all I know three men
would 80 to the electric CHAIR That's all
! remember"
"Dtd he mention the name Of 0arveyf'
II don't remember. but I think he did,'
,Oas.all that the SRI would say After she
and her brothsr-in.iaw had exchanged
. glance
But I don't want to talk any more.
I've had too much notoriety already. and
he SsssdsnS Of Ahs college 10 very an
~ shout g." ID
StAN VETERAN AAYs eLAYgR
!. TURNED GUN ON HIM.
Chief amonG che AhSso witnesses. fouud