New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-25
LEFT AS DEAD IN WOOD,
cRAWLS OUT TO ACCUSE
AGED Farmer, Murderously AS
sauIted, Creaps to Roadway
Causes Two Arrests.
ONE PRISONER HERCULES
Tears Bar from Cell and Fights
Like Madman, Twice Swapping
Ropes and Almost Escaping
SQUAD of Policemen.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l

enring Lake. n. J., Sept. 24.-Beaten
into Inconsistencies and carried into the
woods for dead by two men who had at
tackled him. George Winter. sixty-five
years old, a farmer Of Glendola, small
town west of here crawled to the road
way and was taken 70 the Ann May Me-
mortal Hospital. of this place, where he
may die.
In a statement which he gave to the
authorities he said that Israel Allgor. jr.
q blacksmith. had enticed him up the
lonely road, where he and stranger,
who sprang from the woods, fell upon
him.
Allgor and Samuel Orlander, an Italian.
who was also accused, are in the county
! 1ail at Freehold, where they were taken
in an automobile after a threatening
crowd had surrounded them. Allgor acted
like a mailman, and it required the efforts
Of several policemen TO subdue him.
According to Winters brief statement,
young Allgor approached him as he was
leaving Belmar and asked to join him
The two set out together. Upon reach
ing a newly built road Allgor suggested
taking II instead of the more circuitous
route around the Shark River drive. Win
ter wanted 10 go the long way. but was
influenced by the blacksmith After they
had travelled a considerable distance
Winter saw another man emerge from the
/ Algor motion for him TO Join them. the
strangers hat was pulled down over his
face and hid his features.
When the stranger Joined the couple he
struck Winter in the back of the head
according TO Winters story, and con-
tinued TO beat him with some heavy oo-
feet Winter lost consciousness, and when
his MIND cleared he was deep in the
woods. He tried TO walk, but could not,
so crawled to the road. where he was
tound. He was first taken 10 his home
and then to the local hospital, stopping
at the Office of Justice Ellwood n. New
man long enough to gasp out a complaint
His Jaw was broken, his teeth knocked
out. his side badly injured, and is believed
10 have sustained a fracture OF the skull.
The authorities are endeavOring 10 OBJ
tain evidence against a third party who
is believed to be implicated In the sup
posed conspiracy, although Winter re-
members only two men.
Allgor. who Is known for his ungov-
ernable temper, was arrested on war
rant issued on the old mans complaint
In the Office of Justice Newman he talked
freely, bat when placed behind the bars
Of a cell. pending a preliminary eXamilIa-
ton Of Orlander, he became veritable
mailman. raging and cursing. One by one
he tore the iron bars from the windows
Of his cell and threatened 10 kill any OF
the four officers present who attempted 10
reach him.
When he started 10 climb from the win
dow he kicked at Constable David Pat
terson. The latter caught his foot and
pulled down on II and pushed the man
back into the cell. Allgor fell on his
back. and was set upon by the officers
II took their combined efforts to subdue
him. BY sheer strength he broke the
stout rope twice. with the handouts or
him, he was rushed into waiting motor
car and FASTENED TO the county jail a.
Freehold.
Winter. who is a bachelor, was robbed
Of almost 500. which. according TO th'
victim himself, was seen by Allgor earlier
in the day.
Allgor. during an automobile race NEE
here a few years ago. created a disturb
ance. and II took tho combined efforts o.
sven policemen to land him In the jail
He is married and his wife to-day tried
10 climb into the car to go TO Freehold
with him.