The evening world., 1913-06-23
ES(UER SMASHES
S;N1OFlAI TOGET
y imprisoned IN GIRL
"Save Ne or III Jump" Is
hNote Fluttering From Win
+s1 dow to Policeman.
WOMAN SLIPS AWAY.
Victim Declares She Was Held.
=. III and Weak, for Payment
-, of Money.
WOMAN SLIPS AWAY.

One Hundred and Fourth street station
'was pessdng q tall apartment house In
East One hundred and Fifteenth street
isa2 before dawn this morning when
- min sheet Of paper came xigsag.
gA9 down from the dark and nut.
tered 70 his feet. The policeman looked
up the dark facade Of the house and
saw q hand and a bare arm stretches
cut nom q window on the second floor.
Sue NO face.
1vNNGArEkeo TO JUMP FROM
- WINDOW " NOT RgocUEp.
Fallon picked up the paper and at a
strest lamp read this In scrawled writ.
tnG IN pencil:
Omcer-I am being held for money
end want you TO come to this mid
vito now and have me released.
have been here aimee last Wednesday
and unless get out Of here I will
hose my position. II YOU don't Get
me out OF here I will jump out Of
the window. 90 please come righi
now and free me.
= Fallon found the front door Of the
house open and ascended to the frst
aoor. There he read on the card tackled
70 the door Of the front apartment the
name "Xme. Jagsr." He knocked, and
after long wait a pale-faced, stoop.
shouldered youth opened the door q
crack and peered out cautiously.
what do you wants" mapped the
youth.
4 want to get in here. that's what"
the policeman answered. and the door
slammed In his face. He could hear the
sound Of . snapped bolt and hurried re.
trssting footsteps beyond the door.
Tallon waited . minute longer and then
AusssA himself at the door. Again and
again he battered at the panels with
~ shoulders.
POLICEMAN SMAsHeo WAY IN
rhkoUoH TWO DooRs.
Tenants ran into the hall. They told
the policeman In whispers that some.
thing-thsy didn't know what: but some.
tAtng strage. at least-was hidden be.
Md that door. Once more Fallon made
. Watering ram Of his 1S pounds, and
the eor was ripped from its hinges.
|, INSIDE the dark hall he found another
aose. This. . himsy affair Of wood and
sias. was locked also. He shouldered
~ open with ono lunxe and found him.
self IN = dimly lighted living room.
{ The pa!s-faced youth sat smoking a
ctaarstta In the bedroom beyond the
windows Of which opened onto the
street he found a girl In bed.
Here I am-here I ami she cried In
. hystsr>a> Of Joy. I'm 30 glad you
came"
Before the policeman quest stioned the
'sirl he searched the nat for NINE.
Jassr." whose real name Is Mrs. Marie
Corsari. The youth said he was Wilford
corsari. but refused Information con.
earning tho woman. When Fanlon had
Summoned another policeman and turned
the young man over to him under a
! technical charge Of interfering with an
ofacer. he questioned the girl.
hELo FOR PAYMENT, oIRL
81 TELLS POLICEMAN.
0he ssid she was Belle Pickfori OF
No. % East One Hundred and Twentieth
street.. a dressmaker. She had come to
n 'ta1ne. Jaeger" who posed 40 licensed
miawife. last Wednesday to ask the
woman for treatment. This mime.
Jaeger had given and the girl was
made seriously III. When she begged
70 be carried to her home In an
ambulance the woman refused and
warned her that she would not be ai.
lowed TO leave the apartment until pay.
msnt Tor the operation was made.
Fallon had the sick girl removed to
Harlem Hospital. Detectives were then
despatched In search OF the midwife
In the Harlem Court Wilfred Corar.
was held In $1,000 bail for examination
wednesday.
Belle Plcl<ford 10 . prisoner In the hos.
pital. where she was placed under ar.
rest a. being Q party to q felony.