The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-26
POLICE HUNT
10Y RIDERS WHO
KILLED WOMAN
CONTINUED from Frat PassJ

whom they reached Sixty-sixtA street
ana started acrosu 10 the svbway Kiosk
on the west side Of Broadway.
Col Harvey, being uninpsdsd. hug.
RED into the kiosk AAsad Of the othsrA
He thought they were Close osaines
and . train being ready to pull out -
Jumped In. thinking they were fo1sow.
Ing. He returned to the Lee apastmess
ignorant Of the tragedy thet haA %
CURED oaly . few feet over his hse4
Ths maroon Limousine vas eonaaaS
Iowa Broadway At good speed. soos
~ thirty miles an hour. That pAss
Of the street hes bssn known for some
tims - Q sort OF "rses oourss' for
ausomobtfists. especially on . rainy
Aight w1nsn motorcvcis policemen are
not supposed 70 - - busy a. At 'sh''
| times.
Harry Cohen OF No. ~ wos Seven.
tiseh strsst ana Jossph Jacobs OF No.
nj West Saxty-ninth stssse Were sssno.
,ns q few test away ana saw the 10
car hit the couple behind the umbrella
and knock them many fsst. They Also
saw the women In the limousine siss
up. but the car was gone In nsss
and they could not say whether any
thln9 vas said TO the chauffeur or not
At any rate he seemed 70 sp~>d Up
aoA wss sooa lost In the darkness.
Comma as Q gooA clip behind was
,ax,oab evusd BY Maurice warshawsxy
Of No. - West oos Hundred ana
Twelfth strsst ana driven By HAIRY
De Y0rrsss OF No. "a East One Hun
dr>d and Thirty. dghth street. He had
. man aAA . woman - pssesngers.
Cohso and JACOBS shouted to him. out
hs was following the limousine 20
closely he could not stop and the taxi
ran over both Lee and his w1fA
De Forrest stopped and aided Police
man Crtngls, who wAs o. axsd post .
block away. to carry the man and
y oman Into the shelter OF the subway
kiosk, where Ii. De Passs OF PoIy'
clinic HOSPITAL maAs . hasty sxamina'
ton, then hurried them to that insu'
tutien.
Mrs. Lees two bracelets were found
In Tie street. but her pearls were Sal
around her neck. A gold mesh BAG sh>
carried vas seen 10 the 0trest asesr TN
sccadsat but when the policeman wen
70 look for Il Il had disappsArsd.
Both Mir. Lee and his wife were un
conscious and she died before she oouk
10 placed on the opsratlns table ~
became conscious long enough to tell hi
nams and address and ask Il Ais W.T.
was hurt
Col. Harvey was notified and almos
collapsed. He said he saw ~ soon q
the train ne. had taken started that HI
daughter and her husband had misse'
Il, but thought the best way to rejo''
them was to 70 to their apartment II
the ranwood In East Seventeenth strss
and walt for them.
Mr.. Lees first husband vas conv'll
Arnold. who died In 1907. There are t~
children. Conv!lle Arnold jr. ,hirtee
years old. and Frances. seven.
Three years after Arnoid's death HI
widow married Mr.. LEA They wer
devoted to each other. and the childrs
love their stepfather almoat 40 much
they did their own father.
oThERo KILLED At THE SAM
CROSSING.
After the accident DE Forrest went
the West sixty-sighth street static
and told his story to Lieut.. Quinn. h
sad no trisd to get the number OF n
Limousine, but could not make It o.
!. because Of the way the tall nSht VI
n arranged. lie was not arrestsd,
!, On Thanksgiving Day Joe McKittric
n . blind nswsdesler. was struck at S'at'
si1th stresS and Broadway by an aut'
mobile and died from his injuries.
a good Samaritan who was leading H.
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