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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
VITO Pays Husbands Passaget Husband
ElOpeD,

Mrs. Amelia Sonnuuest came to this country
some time ago from Germany She loft her
husband. Arthur. in the old country. Lately
she sent over money for him to Join her In
this city. He took passage on the Hamburg
steamship Tayrmina. Whom she arrived here
ton days ago 1t was found that there was q
case OF smallpox and another OF typhus fever
on hoard. All OF the 22S steerage Messengers
servation. While there Arthur who Is AZ. fell
In love with n comely young married woman
Of twenty six. Mira Catherine Sturthers On
Tuesday last, whom the passengers were land
ed at Ellis Island. the two abandoned their
baggage and hastily elored. Mrs. sopnquest
ly over the desertion OF her husband
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
XIII. Her Husband In IA Drunken Row.

Felix Martin. n marhinist. and his wife. Ann.
living at 13i West Thirty-ninth street. got
drunk on Tuesday and had II night. in tho
course OF which Mrs Martin hit her husband
across the stomach with n club. He was re-
moved to Roosevelt Hospital. On Tuesday
night hc died and Detective Bocsly Of the
find Mrs. Martin. At 53U West Thirty. ninth
street he learned that she had left and was
kitchen. At sos West Thlrty-eig nth street he
found the, woman. and arrested her. She was
still drunk and wore only n thin calico skirt.
terday. and Justice White com nitted her to
await the action OF the Coroner
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
STATUE or JOHN =. HALE.
Formal Presentation or Senator Chnndier's
err to the State OF New Hampshire.

CoScoRp. Aug. 3.-The statue Of John T.
Hale. presented to tho state by Senator William
s. Chandler was unveiled In the State House
yard this forenoon. There was large crowd
present Among the distinguished persons
occupying seats on the platform were: The
Hon. Frod Douglass OF Washington. the Hon.
Galusha A. Grow OF Pennsylvania. Mrs John
p. Hale the Hon. Georges s. Boutwell, OF Massn-
chusetts, and tho venerable OK Governor D. 8.
Berry. OF Bristol. The Hon. George A. Ramsdel
Of Nashua presided. Tho Rev. Dr. A. II. Quint
offered prayer. Mr.. Ramsdel then addressed
tho assemblage, after which the statute was
unveiled by Master John Parker Hale Chandler,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
HANDY WITH Il REVOLTER.
Henry Jantzer Wins the Amateur Chan.
PiOu ship or America.

Tho nrst challenge shoot for the American revolver
championship took place at the range at IL St. Marks
place yesterday There but two contestants Louis
Bell, who held tho trophy. and George F. JAntzer
The shooting WAS with 44.caibre Smith wesson re-
vovers at 5-iuch targets with 1Rnch bulrs-eyss.
The system OF computing tho value Of shots IL what
known as string measurement A new target is put
up for each shot, and when tho target is taken down
the distance from tho centre OF the buseye to tho
centre Of the bullet hole measured by instrument
specially designed for that purpose,
In the match yesterday each man fred eighteen
shots tho smptyinR of the six chambers constituting
string Whom the measurements were finally made IL
was found that Janzer's shots measured twrnty-ono
inches and that Bell was badly beaten hts work being
very wild Jantzer e thcefsre the ehsnpon. and tho
trophy remains In Now York. for had Bell It, It
would have to Boston. whittier he Is about
move.
expert has been handy with shooting iron. since he
was IA years nj lie Ia native OF New York, and
Ia now the manager OF the opperman Brewing Com
pamy, on East Forty.ffth street.
The trophy. which Is handsome preSe ed
By waiter Min.ns an american .rsi., now IN LONDON
Revolver Club. Of which Henry Oehi Is President.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
Making It Unpleasant for = Hospitals
,Iruslcea.

DR.. John j. Van Rensselaer, OF New Brighton.
s. l.. obtained an order from Justice Cullen OF
tho Supreme Court Brooklyn. yesterday for
tho examination Of tho sanitary condition of
the Smith InNrmary. on Staten Island. where
DR.. Van Rensselner was q surgeon until re-
comfy. Tho other physicians who resigned
with DR. Van Rcnsseaer from the hospital
staff when the mutron m ldc wholesale accu-
sations against them joined with DR.. Van
Rensselaer, in the application
They say that the buildings are poorly ven
tlntcd. and that the plumbing is imperfect
and dangerous Justice Cullen appointed DR..
to make the investigation. One of the hospi-
tai trustees said last night that the movement
the physicians because they couldn't have
heir own way.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
st-nm boat In spectors Hear Char Eainst
Pilot,

Commodore Erbens charges against Pilot
J. W. Emmons OF the Brooklyn Annex ferry
boat No. 5 were examined yesterday by the
Local Board OF Steamboat Inspectors. Com
modore Erben and tho crew OF his steam
launch. which was nearly run down by the
fcrryboat on July ~. agreed in tho statement
that the pilot Of the terryboat hadn't noifed
out OF her slip in Brooklyn when the launch
started to 60 across her bow. The launch had
lots OF time to make good her course. and she
ca,ving any reply Commodore Erben. ordered
his coXswnin to stop the launch and let the
ferryhoat pass out. This WAS done. Pilot
Emmons said that he blew two VIII istles in re-
ply to the launch's signals. Decision in the
cnse was reserved.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04

John Collins. q variety actor. 20 years old. OF
2O6 West Twenty eighth street, was arrested
on Tuesday night at Twenty fifth street and
Eighth avenue by Detectives Grady and Dow
ling. Tho detectives saw Collins running at
full speed through Twenty fifth street. and
suspscting thnt all was not right gave chase.
just as they captured him hs threw nway a
watch and chain. which they recovered. Half
way down the block they found a man drunk.
At tho station house no said that Collins had
stolen his watch. He gave MS name MS Henry
at AIT West Thirty-nfth street. At jefferson
Market yesterday morning Justice White held
Collins for trial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
HERNIA. nl.e-.,. Con missions.

motion OF the Metropolitan Cross town
Railway Company to compel Herman Hilmers
to give further particulars OF his claim for
$4,000 for commissions has been de-
MED by Judge Freedman OF the Superior
Court. Hilmers says he was employed
to sell $6OO.0O0 OF stocks and bonds
OF the company. He went to hollywood.
Widener OF Philadelphia. Subsequently he
took A. b. stone. President Of the com uany. to
see him. Hilmors says q sale was effected. but
that the company declined to give him his
commissions. The new Board OF officers OF
the company say they do not know OF such an
agreement,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04

C. H. Hirst dealer In millinery goods at San
Francisco. is Offering to compromise with his
New York creditors at so cents on the dollar.
hn cash ana fI lin bI,,s npte CD hree ano
inal assets, $4,000.
The sheriff rule OF the contents OF Peter
Buckcls brewery. at lab to 100 East Fifty
eighth street. IS announced to take place to-
day. The snio. will include 5000 barrels Of
bcor An attachment for Sl4.372 was received
favor Of Charles 10 nson on prOmissory notes.
Julius luhcnstcin has been Appointed re-
reiver in supplementary proc edings for Meyer
Hitler in the suit OF Emil Klein.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
Police Commissioner Marlin Lee ures Law
yer RosenIhal

Policeman James J. Fox Of the Delaney
street station was before Comm ssioner Mar
tin yesterday to answer u charge Of using un-
necessary violence in arrestng Samuel Weiss
enbureer on Friday evening and abusing Lena
Woisse at tho same time. The Com m issioners
received long tyrewritten statement few
days ago from Alexander Rosenthal. =
lawyer, Of II Essex street, formulate
ing tho charges; Rosenthnl :, described
how his clients had been mnltrpnted in
vigorous style Policeman Fox had an array
Of witnesses to prove he had acted rightly.
The complainants did not appear when the
case was called. LAWYER RosoNthal answered
instead. He said he had learned ince that
ne charges we're unfounIed: l,resihrnt Mar;
an injustice to the officer. and his stAtemrnt
reflected on fhe department Roscnthal tried
to excuse himself on the ground thnt lie had
not investigated the statement until after he
sent it in. The President said no reputable
lawyer would do TINT. aud I'D journed tho case.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
with Ex-Treasur.r Hyatrs Fists.

SOUTH NoRwALK. Aug. 3.-Ex- United States
Treasurer James W. Hyatt, President OF the
ROTOR Point Improvement Company. who Is
summerlng In his cottage at the Point. was at
tackled yesterday by four drunken rouGhs
from Harlem. Mr.. Hyatt is very strong. but
at first attempted to persuade them not to
moles him. Quickly discovering that method
useless. he doubled up both iists. struck out
on each Of his assailants. and putting them to
flight lust as several ATTACHES from the hotel
men had been nghtinG among Themselves
and then turned upon him. 4 thin mohuir
coat which ho wore was torn TO pieces.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
Two Sons OF tho Policeman In Pr son. the
Third ARE strd.

Thomas ]. PiGgott. II years old. OF ! IL West
both street. and Robert Graham. 10 years old.
OF 900 Amsterdam avenue. climbed to the roof
OF S04 Columbus avenue on Sunday and. cross
ing over the roofs to 1Ol West Ninetyninth
street. went through the scu;tle and stole two
Frederick Harris She saw them and they
fed. but were caught on TUESDAY by Detec-
tivss Kane and Watt OF the Tooth street sta
ton. and were held by Justice Meade yester-
day for trial. The police say that Piggott. who
wns wearing n pair Of the stolen shoes when
captured. is the son OF policeman. who has
two other sons in prison.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
Robbery at a swe,l Brooklyn Club.

Felix Busch. a waiter Mt the swell Hamilton
Club OF Brooklyn. was arrested by Detective
Sergeant Mahoney yesterday for burglarizing
the room OF BENJAMIN II. Huffman. who lives
at the club. Mr.. Huffman reported the loss Of
buttons. valued at $3.50. and tho property was
found where the thief had ,pawned it in this
city Busch was held by Judge Haggerty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
TRICKY WORK AT BUFFALO.
CHANGING DRIVERS DID NOT PRE-
VLNT TURNER FROM WINNING.
The First Five Heats Won by Different
llorses-Rose Fiikins Wins tho Firth,
Seventh, and Eighth Heats and the Race.

Remnrkab Trotting In the 7,se Glass
The First Five Heats Won by Different
1lorses-Rose Fiikins Wins tho Firth.
Seventh, and Eighth Heats and the Race.
BUFFALO. Aug 3.-when the gates Of the
Driving Park were opened to day for the third
meeting OF the Grand Circuit all tho conditions
we're favorable for a good afternoons sport
The wet track OF yesterday had dried out In
great shape. The free gate had brought to-
gether an immense crowd. and the card was a
full one. with three trotting classes and a
match for PAGERS. II. B. Walker OF Indianap-
oils welded the flag. and though but ono OF
the regular classes was decided. Mr.. Walker
got of sixteen heats without much trouble.
Two young trotters antered the 2:30 list in
tho first two heats OF 10 30 class. and In the
three succeeding heaS three other horses re-
duced their records. the race then standing In
the unusual condition Of having five different
heat winners.
The,pacing match, substituted for tho adver-
tised match between Mascot and Johnson. was
a poor affair for q Grand Circuit meeting.
neither Of the sidewheelers being anywhere
near the front rank.
In field OF nino In the first race Rose Fill
klns was the choice at $50. Lamont $40. the
| ncld 500. The central Now York stallion.
| Wilkes Golddust. rushed to the front. and, out
stepping the iavo 5, At the Az finish landed tho
@. B sesm WIFI oS HGs of hi" + to s
st the n e as Sss H. ons s tra paer rom from
PHILADELPHIA. with q record Of 2;'4 =, won the
hs ea With @ se nay s he
heat won't to different stable, Ed Geers got
ting to the front with Chimes Boy in 2:25a.
Chimes Boy and LH a,}e alter a,I.ternatine as he
| stroDp apainst them, tho Turner Dnrty be-
ing a: conadent that Rose fiikins intended
Mart Bos %Ss soG And Eoss rt hs
but Nellie il and ITilkins chased Lamont to
sSnt hSsa kess %sad hsS0ts
soG at s"eS @ss against ed sSs %
toned selling at E Iowsr figure than an he HiI
and Eot ihe iirst heat By hali a length: Wilkes
ie %i' wSic% TilkiSs was at - to on; iii:
the ded: Turner Eos the , next 3 hsati Ls%cns
stii 6shin "a Ssis Then the Judges dscoVs
cred, somewhat late in the day. what had been
Cd to win with ono or two helpers. One OF
these was S. b. Clark.
W. J. Andrews substituted. The betting i'm
to Nellie Il. $50. field S35. but either the mare
was tired or Andrews could not dTiys her She
eighth and deciding heat and the Turner
party tonight have money to sell.
bert Sheldon was fayorite IN the 2:21 trot
got the third by head and tho fourth in
Jog. the race going over to Thursday. when
| the card will include the 2:2I stake OF $4,000,
| the 2l6 pace. and 2:l0 trot, and tho team
trial against the record. 2:13 Summarizes:
| clnaS. nurse s.. 600
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
Dir. Hawkins Won't Give Up Mr.. I.oper's
Yacht

&. Weaver Lorer wants his steam yacht
Gadabout. and JohnP. Hawkins. n shipbuilder
at City Island. says he can't have her until he
pays SU.41s.11 for repairs. The yacht was
formerly owned BY Elisha NJ. Fulton. Jr.. and
NM mt" +" C'ity Island Tor repairs Mr.. Loper SAYS
that he has already pnid Hawkins $1,000 and
he is willing to pay 5000 more. In the opinion
OF Mr. Loper 81. 4lSll is altogether too much.
He brought suit yesterday in the nited states
Circuit Court to get possession OF his yacht.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
Hrooklya Want. More Wafer.

City Works Commissioner John p. Adams OF
Brooklyn yesterday sent to Mayor Body com
munication asking for special meeting OF the
Board OF Aldermen to consider tho advisabiity
Of increasing the pumping capacity at the
by tho increase In consumption by the laying
OF a now 4S-nch main. The Mayor called a
special N Getting OF the Aldermen for Monday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04

OLEAS. n. y. Aug. 3.-Tramps are annoying
the little village Of Allegheny four miles west
OF hero. Six OF them canped In William Finer
laws barn last Monday night and when he
tried to dislodge them they shot him twice.
One OF the bullets entered his mouth. cutting
his lip and tongue. knocking out four ttenth.
other made flesh wound on his head. An
armed posse H. securing the surrounding
country in search Of the tramps.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04

When Frank l. Field OF 301 Blocker street
was arraigned yesterday In Part l. Of the Court
OF General Sessions ON the charge Of forgery
he pleaded not guilty. He changed this plea
to guilty after the jury had been sworn in and
the case was begun. Fold Is 40 years old.
and the forgery was committed on Dec. 30.
1891. when no was purser on the steamship
Saratoga Of the New York and Cuba Line
Field altered tho pay roll which passed through
his hands and Increased the amount from
$1.471.7S to $2.07l.7a The cashier paid him
this latter amount; and tho forgery was dis
remanded him for sentence until next Tuesday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04

While Peter Schneider was driving Knick-
erbocker ice wagon yesterday afternoon along
Morris avenue. near 155th street. the horses
became unmanageabe They ran down the
nelly Of til East Eighty seventh street.
Schneider's helper. was thrown from the
wagon. The wheels passed oyer him. break
ing his right leg and two Of his ribs. He was
taken to the Harlem Hospital.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
The Sale orths Alvn.

Mr. yanderblt's steam yacht. the Alva. which
was sunk by the Dimock off Monomoy Point.
Mass, and which lies at the bottom OF the sea.
morrow afternoon by Burdett 4 Dennis. at
- Burning slip. With the yacht will be sold
her tackle and all that Is upon her as she now
lies under water.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
The Limit unS Three Lumps,

Three Jumps OF ruGar to ono cup OF coffee 10
tho regular allowance in the Saese household
at 2lO Elm street. Michael Spurzart an 49,
year-old Italian. used fix Jumps In his cup
yesterday morning. When his stopmo other.
Blanca Saese. was about to All the cup she saw
the six Jumps resting in the bottom. This 80
infuriated her that she poured he scalding
coffee over Michael and drove him bowling
from tho house. He ran to the Mulberry street
station house. where q surgeon dressed his
burns. he went back to the house then to ask
forgiveness.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04

Superintendent Walter S. Flcmming OF the
Fatbush Insane Asylum yesterday sent his
resignation to tho Kings County Board Of
Charities and Correction in Brooklyn. The
resignation was accepted. to take effect on
mig i said to have heen preciritntod Ly tho
recent escape OF Frank Cowley, tn. lnnatic who
WAS CAPTURED in thi, city on saturday night
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
Charged With Grand Larceny.

NIAGARA FALLS. Aug. 3.-William II. Cone OF
the electrical part OF the machine firm OF
McGariRle h Sweeney was arrested yesterday
CHARGED with grand larceny. In taking money
balonging to the firm and falling to make 1t
good. McGaricls \ sweeney ne charged Cone
heid in $4,000 bail. which was furnished.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04

the 7-year- old grandson Of John p Hale Tho
statue was then formally presented to tho
state by Senator Chandler; Coy futile ac-
copied the gift In behalf OF the citizens OF New
iivered by Daniel Hall OF Dover: Following
the Grafton brief addresses were delivered by
Rey. Augustus Woodbury. Of Providence, r. l..
and the Hon. Amos Hadley Of Concord. all per
sonal and intimate friends OF MIR. Hale: They
smoke OF his life work. referring particularly
to his efforts in the anti-slnvery movement.
After the exercises u banquet was served. the
invited guests numbering about 100.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04

Tho Police Commissioners were to have held
special meeting yesterday to rcarrange tho
election districts to conform with the recent
reapportionmcnt Of the Assembly districts.
Everything WAS not In proper shape. however
and tho meeting was adjourned until Friday;
Elections. submitted n list Of election districts
in cGch OF tho thirty Assembly districts.
There will be probably 044 election districts
or more under the new rcappurtionInent
There were SS7 last year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04

Hsyvestcr +. Wilson. formerly tho manager
OF female baseball nine. who was convicted
last October OF abducting Libbie sunderland
expects to get out on bail pending the appeal
Of his ST.. he will hav" 70 got a bondsman In
this city. sarah McDannoll asked Judge AM
compelling District Attorney Siroll TO accept
her az Wilson's bondsman and permit her to
sons bail Inns been fixed Mt $4,000. Judge
Andrews denicd Sarah McDannolds petition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
The Catholic SUN mer School.

New LONDON. Conn. Aug. 3-students are
arriving daily from all over the country to
attend tho Catholic summer school. The
third day opened with lecture by Condo p.
Pallen, Ph. p. OF st Louis Oh The Catholic
Church and Socialism" He was followed by
Ind. on the, subject OF Tho Influence OF
Shake peare's Youth"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
WHAT Hit q Third Avenue Chr Horse },

Lawrence Crow Of IL East 120tn street. on
ragged because one OF the team he was driving
refused to draw Third avenue car. belabored
the horse with a heavy switch iron. He was
arrested and was held by Justice Meade in tho
Harlem Court yesterday to answer q charge OF
cruelty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
Tb. Allie Won u DrIf,ius Match.

A match race between tho soop yachts Allie and
Myran Of Jamaica Bay decided Tuesday OF Canar.
sic. L. l. Each owner put up SIS. thus making $3.50
prize drifting race resulted. the start being made
shortly after r. N. II almost unn ecessary to take
any time. md It looked as though there would be no
race but Just few rods from the line the Allie drew
slowly ahead and won by the smallest margin possible
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
Father KuhIman's Suspension Sustained a
ROM,

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 3.-Private advices received
herc say that the suspension OF tho Rev.
Father huffman Of Alton. H.. has leon sus.
tained by tho Roman Catholic authorities at
Home, 70 whom Father huffman appealed.
Ttnsr D hs c Hnt rrssn al so IS
WorW OF this, city. and also pastor OF tho
church at Mitchell. III.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
Work for Comstock Among These Naval
Omcers.

SAN Francisco. Aug. 3.-Japanese ncwspa-
pers that arrived to-day on tho steamship Oce-
anic complain because foreign naval officers
photographed nude men and women ut some
hot springs in the back country. The officers
who Had cameras found q score OF men and
bath. They induced all tho naked bnthers to
stand in line and took snap shots Of them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04

P1croN. Ont. Aug. 3.-The steamer Princess
Louise was struck In the Bay OF Qunte. OPP
posite Thompson's Point. seven miles east OF
here. last night by tho Rescue. The Princess
iouIse carried fifteen passengers. The Prin-
cess Louise was cut in two and went down in
Ave minutes. Her passengers wero rescued
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04

BosroN. Aug. 3.-The Boston and fremont
theatres have received their licenses. the Com
mittee on Licenses having obtained from their
respective managers satisfactory ex y! anations
as to tho Objectionable gags" which have
been sprung at the expense Oh the members OF
the City Council.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
To Sell Their seal. In Our Markets.

OTTAWA. Aug. IA despatch from Capt Cox.
Secretary Of the British Columbia Sealers' AS
ISOLATION. says that nothing definite has yet
been arranged concerning the disposition Of
this seasons seal catch: but that II Is probable
II will lie sold In the United States market In
stead ot London, as heretofore,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
Men Were Deeeivers Ever.

CAMDEN. Aug, "a warrant was issued to-
day for the arrest Of Frank Hanna. young
man who has, been paying attentions to Mrs
omplaint Mrs. Dieth saws that Hanna left
town with. 500 In cash and two deeds Of
keeping. thinking that he was going to marry
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
Carnival Night mt Asbury.

AsBuRy PARK. Aug. 3-Twenty-flve thousand
visitors viewed the grand annual boat carni-
val on Wesley Lake to-night Alliof the boats
were decorated. and houses along tho lake
wero festooned with flags and Chinese Ian
terns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
LOTTIE BENSON FOUND.
She Admits Having Stolen Her Father
Watch and Her Mothers BreastpIn.

Watch and Her Mothers Breastpin.
Fourteen -year-old Lottie Benson. who dis
appeared from her homo in Sea Cliff in COM
pany with Peter Schaum. married man. was
found on an isolated road near that village
early yesterday morning with Schaum. They
were fast asleep folded In each others arms
The girl was taken home e but sehaum ESCAPED.
after the sG9 TIesdny
Benson gold breastpin. The girl said yes
terday that she had stolen the articles and
Issued for Schaum's arrest by j Justice era dall.