Evening journal., 1915-07-08
THREEFRACTURES
Of Skull PROVE
FATAL TO CARbIN
Youth Who Fell on Curb
After Boarding House
Wrangle SuccumbS
ACCUSED MEN must
ANSWER MURDER charge

Frederick Carlin, the youth who is
said to have been injured in a fight
with Harry Dych and Louis Rosen-
field at the boarding house of Mrs.
Viola Lee. No. SO West Third street
early Monday morning, died at the
Homeopathic Hospital at o'clock
this morning from a fractured skull.
Dych and Rosenfeld, who we're each
held without bail by Judge Church
man on Tuesday morning to await the
result of Carlins injuries. will be
brought into City Court tomorrow
morning and arraigned on a charge
Of murder.
The arrest of Dych and Rosenfeld
was made BY Patrolman J. c. Riley
and Detective King. after Patrolman
Riley had investigated rumors of
fight at the Lee home and which had
been denied at first by all of the in
mates of the house. The attention
of the patrolman was called to the
ease by Operator Gaynor of the pO-
lice station, who had heard of Carlin
being taken to the hospital in an un-
conscious condition early Monday
morning.
When officer Riley went to the Lee
house he was informed that Carlin
had fallen while intoxicated and had
been removed to the hospital for
treatment The boarders denied that
there had been a fight in the house.
Just as the officer was leaving he
heard a man and a woman who were
entering the house say: I'VE just saw
ficer to ask again if there had been
fight at the Lee house, and he was
( told no.
On the following day residents told
/ officer Riley that they had heard a
quarrel. and meeting Detective King,
the officer went to the Lee home and
/ questioned Mrs Lee. who finally ad-
I mitted that there had been some trou-
| BILE between the men. Mrs. Lee said
she did not see any blows struck, but
had heard them.
From what the police could learn.
Carlin had thrown torpedoes against
the side of the house and when the
two prisoners demonstrated with him,
angry words passed Later Carlin
went to No. $50 West Third street,
where Mrs. Lee also conducts a
.
and as he did. according to the police,
he was pushed into a rear yard by
Dych, who was heard to say, Here
he is. Resented"
Dych. Rosenfeld and Carlin are
said to have run into Parrish street
and Carlin fell, striking his head on
I,he curb. Bystanders went to his as
4 distance, but he did not move, having
4 been knocked unconscious.
n On arriving at the hospital it was
S found that Carlin's skull had been frac
b tured in three different places. He did
e mot revive.
Deputy Coroner Nichols removed tht
3 body Of Carliu to the morgue today
y where it will be held until relatives who
are said to live in Baltimore, are heard
from Dych came here from Philadel
& ohia. while Rosenfeld claims Camden, n
I., as his home. All three men had beer
working at Carney's Point, n. J.
Coroner's Physician Dr. P. A. NJ. Ro-
itti performed post mortem on Car
# ins body this morning and found that
Heath was due to a fractured skull.
81 sarlins father who came here yester-
81 lay was at the hospital when his son
81 lied. The dead man was "a years of
ge. Interment will be made here.
When questioned today by Warden
crawford at the workhouse, Dyce said
q was born and raised in Chester
Pa. but for the past year he had wan
cred about the country. Rosenfeld
n 4 fave his address as No. SIS S. Ninth
Il 4 treet. Camden, N. J. Neither Of the
81 len have been told Of Carlin's death
hey we're brought into the police
3 tation this afternoon and will be
& rraigned in City Court tomorrow
|M lorning,