The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-19
HUNTED COUPLE NORMALLY WOUND FOUR, SHOOTS WOMAN
 COMPANION AND SELF.
PISTOL BATTLE IN HOTEL ROOM
Standing Side by Side Man and Wo- man Shoot Down All Assaiiants and Then Kill Themselves to
 Prevent Capture by Police.

New York, Nov. 1S.--A man anu woman stood in small room of q Raines law hotel in the Bronx to- night and deliberately shot down three detectives and two other men Who were trying to place :he pair under arrest. After nearly emptying the eleven chambers of large auto matic revolver, reinforced by shots from an ordinary revolver, in the hands of his woman companion and probably fatally wounding four of those whom he shot down, the man shot and killed the woman and, then put a bullet through his own head. dying instantly.
 This Is the outline of one of the most serious shooting affrays which the detectives of this city have run into for several years, so far az the conflict in the stories of the shoot ing had been sifted late tonight. The dead man was known by sev- eral names, having registered at the hotel as Jos. Voge. The police de- clare that he was Pole, named Pheres Doragieski. The woman with him had registered as Lottie Vogel Vogel was about 4S years old and the woman about 25.
 The detectives were on the trail of the pair, suspecting them of having been accomplices in diamond rob hery for which Sophie Beckendorf, q domestic had been held for the grand jury today The woman. who had lost the jewels traced the girl to Vogel's house and told the detectives of her discovery. After a taxicab chase today, the detectives learned that the Vogels had sought lodging at the Elsmere hotel, at Cortland avenue and 16lst street in the Bronx.
 Central office detective Martin F. Fay and private detectives Allen and Gerade went to the hotel in search of their quarry late tonight. Louis Mondschein, the proprietor told or fine couple having arrived in taxi cab early in the evening, and order ed Wm. Butler, a waiter to show the detectives to the Vogels room.
 vogel opened the door in response to a summons, and as Allen forced his way in, declaring that the couple were under arrest, Vogel struck the detective over the head with black jack and then gTasped magazine pistol which lay upon the bed. His first bullet struck Allen in the head and he fell probably fatally hurt Letectiye Fay and Gerade rushed in- to the room, followed by proprietor Mondeshein and Butler It is decla-- ed that they did not fire a shot. but expected to seize Aliens assailant They were not quick enough. Vogel let go one shot after another, nearly every one taking effect. Fay and Mondschein both received probably fatal wounds in the abdomen. Gerade was shot in the leg and back. and Butler received bad wound in the hip.
 The woman, also armed, had iirel several shots. some of which it Is be. lieved, hit the detective
 Evidently crazed at his gun work. Vogel turned to his woman compan ion and shot She was shot through the abdomen and soon expired. Vogel made quick work of himself by put ting the last bullet from his gun into his head, and fell dead. At the hos pital to which all of the wounded were removed, it was said that prob ably all except Butler would die.
 At late hour two trunks and two suit cases which the couple had talk en to the hotel were removed to police station, but the stolen jewelry was not found.
 The police say that in trailing the Vogel pair. the detectives were prob ab.y running down a completely or ganized scheme for robbing resi- dences. The indictment on which tho Beckendorf girl was held charged her with numerous robberies of jewels, amounting to several thousand dol lars.
 The police say the girl broke down tonight and confessed that the Vogels were with her and 1t was to them she had given the stolen articles. The plan of operation was for the girl to advertise for a position as domestic and as soon as she had obtained It to rob her employers house
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