The evening world., 1914-01-20
BURGLAR Attacks
WOMEN; FLEES
'0UT|SSHOTDoWN
last Side in an Uproar Over
Chase Of a Flying
Thief.
McCEE'S FINE WORK.
Commissioner Mckay Is Much
Pleased at the Pollceman's
&C. Good Workmanship.
McCEE'S FINE WORK.

u ueein8 Ouf8lof VINO neQ e000ult0d
four women and badly injured two
was shot and probably mortaliy
wounded by Detective Sergt. Frank
McGes Of the Clinton street station
In crowded East Broadway shortly be-
fore noon to-day. Ac0es got his man
at q distance Of about one hundred
test. putting bullet through the left
side Of his neck.
Tho burglar 10 Dominick Saboda.
who says he 10 . sixteen. year or
rand boy living At No. % oliver
street.
Tho start of the chase was at No.
q Orchard street. a tenement with
stores on the ground floor. Mrs. Julius
Levy. the jsnitress. passing through
the hallway on the second floor saw
the door Of the nat Of Mrs. Jennie
eisgerman open and . pile Of Mrs.
Siegerman's belongings lying on .
sheet on the floor Of the front room.
Knowing that Mrs. sssgerman was
out Mrs. Levy summoned MrA Hen.
rietta Sachs. wife Of . grocer With .
store on the ground floor. and Nra
Ida Alderman. . tenant The three
women are elderly. but they bravely
entered the siegerman fiat There was.
no one in sight.
Mrs. Siegerman entered. II was
plain that . burglar had been sur
prissd packing up his loot. Mrs.
01egsrman went into another room
and saw the feet Of Q man protruding
from under the bed.
Here u tho gonnef1'' (thisf). she
cried.
6aboda wrigglsd out from under
the bed with . Jimmy in his hand.
He pushed against Mrs. siegerman.
knocking her down. Tho other three
women were trying TO escape.
The fleeing thief struck Mrs. Ack-
arman over the head. knocking her
lssnsolsss. He fsllsd Mrs. Levy with
bis ast. Ars. Sachs. who had reached
tAo head Of the stairs. was struck
With the Jimmy and fell down the
stops into the lower hall. Lsaping
over her Saboda reached the street
and ran south.
Policeman Morshauser Of the Clin.
Ton street station Communicated an
automobile and took up the chase.
Through Division street and Pike
street into East Broadway ran tho
fugitive. AZ he sped along crowds
Joined in behind him. peiting him
with whatever they could grab from
the pushcarts lining the sidewalks
MCGEE and Lieut.. Steinkamp took
UP the chase at Pike street and East
Broadway. saboda was headed for
the plaza Of the Manhattan Bridge
and had outdistanced his pursuers.
McGee and Steinkamp had no chance
TO catch him. Morshauser's autolno-
bile was blocked by ~ crowd end
there was no policeman In sight on
the plaza.
HE killed a woman" shouted a
small boy to MCGEE and Steinkamp.
'NcGee is O crack shot. He fred his
revolver In the air. Saboda leaped like
q deer and quickened his pace. The
next shot got him and no fell sprawl.
ing In front of No. 95 East Broadway.
Then policemen came from ali d.
roctions and they were needed to
keep the crowd away from Saboda
until the arrival of an ambulance
from Gouverneur Hospital. He main-
tained that he was pot the burglar,
but he was identified by many who
had taken part In tho chase from
the Orchard street tenement.
The women we're attended by DR..
Levant OF No. 227 Henry street. None
OF them was dangerously hurt but
Mrs. Ackerman and Mrs Sachs are
3 suffering from painful decorations OF
the scalp.
Z when the matter was reported. Ia
I Commissioner Mckay he expressed
himself AZ highly pleased. There have
/. been numerous east side daylight
.burglarioY Of late.
Z "i'd like to pin medal on McGee
for his Workmanship" said the Com
yalssioner.