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PlTFALL FOR
VREDENBURGH

The work Of weaving the net Of owl.
dcncc around the crooks on the polio,
fore" Is a scrtou. Job. 20 II becomes n
comedy IN which Capt. vrcdenburgr
and Assistant Distric;.A Attorney C'nrvar
| figured yesterday.
II must I've nnderato od that capt. vre.
denhurrh has strcnuously insisted tina,
hc has never been able 10 get evidence
against Peter DE l.acy's Park Row pool.
room In reading the story this should
l." borne In mind.
During the examination OF Cap.
Vredenhurgh before Jus'ice Jerome yes.
i.rday II became necessary to call Peter
DE Lace. The gaiisn, Captain was asked
II he could get the big gambler and
bring him In.
Il can try. SIR" SAID to. Captain
hraveiy.
Assistant Dntrict-At,orney 0arvsn
some what wcaried with the long session,
volunteered TO accompany the Captain
on his mission.
They walked down to De lAcys and
Mr.. Garvan went upstairs ahead OF tn
Captain. when the yorn. nan .:en
Mr. fhllDlnS once reached the mar
room the Police Captain was n an out.
side room. divided on by n partition.
There was n man At n telephone In the
| inside room. Jus, as Mr. Garvan en-.
| tered he awlcd out.
''Th!rty-two to twcn'y.h.l.ive."
THIS message was xolemnly entered
In book BY man seated near the
| telephone.
Give m. that book said Mr. Gar
van. II am an Assistant District. Attor'
| nry."
Quick as . cash the man with the boob
pissed II ovc- the partition TO tho out
side room where Capt. Vredenburgt
| was.
"G., tina. book. c,n.aln:' shouted
! Caravan.
/ There WAS a walt OF about a minut.
| and then Capt. vredenburRh yam,
! around the partition.
Were YOU speaking to nc?" he w
| Iuired innocently. what did you ayr
Mr. Garvan ran outside. BIZ, BY THU
time the man to whom the book had
been passed was away downstairs ant
When Inc Captain OF the Oak stree,
station got back to :ha I. t;niial Courti
! building his action had been reported
| to Justice Jciome. What the Justice
said 10 him Mill live In oils mslnory toi
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LONDON MARKET BvoYANT.

The market for American railwa,'
shares At London was conspicuous FOL
strength and activity. amounting t.
buoyancy. Tho prices at . p. II. dis
played gains over yesterday's nna'
figures here. ranging from l.: to |:
points. with the maximum gain record.
I'd liz the u. Paul shares. Atchison,
Southern Pacific ana Union Pacific
closely followed 81. Pnul's lead an.
were In fair demand.
In sharp contrast to this buoyanc,
which was Inactive with maSks1 tend.
sncy to droop.
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STRICKEN MAN
ADR|FT At SEA.
CAPT. SARTHBURN TAKEN ILL
WHILE SAILING YACHT.
Until Picked lip by Life
Savers
.sr.cl.l To N, rr.nlns wntl,

ATLANTIC CITY, " j., Aug. IA
Capt. ", II Sar,hhurn. who lives some
ahern on Long Island. was picked ny
adri;t in - aloop zach, by htc-savers on
Little Egg iInrbor to-day
The captain was iy!nx In the bottom
OF the boat almo-. unconscious.
IL lott Hampstead hnrbor yesterday
morning alone. ANA got along all rtxh,
Until! toward niSh''all, when well OH, at
sea, h. was seized with cramps.
The attack was violent and wholly in.
caraclia't'! him.
All night AMI until noon to-day he lay
on the deck quite helpless. and shortly
Octor" he was discovered suffered sec
ona attack
Capt. sar,hburn "a. In serious con.
dttion when taken ashor. and Is .t!ll ~.
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NV peIulUk " kue IDt J.
dag.
Diamond appeared accompanied hy n.
lawyers. Abraham Levy. Henry W. Tn
ger and Moses II. Grossman. OF House,
Grcssrnan 4 vorhaus. The .ndlcime n,
was read to him and when II came TO the
question. Of the plea Mr.. Grossman rose
and said:
This II formal appearance In re.
| Spouse 70 the Indictment. We hav. not
had an oprn:tuni,y TO inspeci the pa.
| pcrs and we request n reasonable time
| In which 20 look over and prepare mo.
lions"
, Assistant District Attorney Cans said
that he though, two days would be a
| reasonable time. Mr.. Grossman wanted
tho date nxed for Monday. Mr. Cans
objected TO this vigorously and the Re
cor!er finally named Friday.
The matter Of bail was next brought
up. Mr.. Cans opened II up by saying:
owing to the gravity OF the ofrenSe
and the unusual notoriety tina; has
been given to the case. think the bail
should be nxci nj 5000"
Mr.. Grossman protested.
Capt. Diamond has surrendered vol.
UNFAIRLY" he said. "He's anxious for
Il speedy trial and the bail question is
only . forma,i,y."
After conference with the Captain
and his lawyers. Mr.. 6rossman said:
Capt. Diamond is ready 20 give
bail In any amount Your Honor. and h,
leaves It with you TO decide"
AT this MIR Cans said with emphasis:
The testimony OF thu defendan, a, a
previous trial convicts him Of the cha rye
Of the indictment. He stands here con.
fessed Of his own guilt
will II embarrass the Captain to fur
nish BALI the Recorder asked.
Not At ALL" said Mr. Grossman
Then ! place the amoun; at 5000, :
said the Court.
Rail WAS offered by Louis NJ Rosen-
thai. \ shoe.d"aier. OF No. 81 Avenue a,
Who offered Two apartment houses n.
that addr, - valued At Ao.N0.
Diamond appeared unconcernrd in
court. although the flush on his face
was unusually pronounced. He smiled
as he heard tho amount Of bail f.xcd Mt
1900 ins'cnd 81 At the amount asked by
the Dis,r!ct.A,,orrey. After the pro-
cc"dinSs he lett hurr!edly with his la,:.
yCrs.
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DIAMOND HELD
IN $4,000 BAIL

The testimony Of this defendant
ut ~ preNIOus trial lWNrslsonn Nls-
.rrt's, rOnSirts him Of the chs rig
In the indictment. Tic stands here
cOnfessrd OF his own Huilt.-As-
sistant Diatrict-AttOrnry CANS, ~
the nrrniHnmrnt Of Capt. Din mUnh.
Capt Thomas J. Diamond, Indicted for
nrI!ec; OF duty In failing TO tuppress ),
d!sordsrly hous. n tlfc Fifth Precinct.
was arraiEned this morning before Re.
corder Con. After some talk on the
part OF the lawyers bal! was fixed u,
1850 and the Recorder set the t!me for
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GEORGE BARNES.

After awhile ne came on: o. the
house
II. Eel, o. his inside pocket
The roll responded 10 tho touch.
II. sought the light.
Took tho rol, out.
Looked at It,
II was ,!ssre-paper roll.
The original roll OF green money had
responded 20 a previous touch.
He almost tainted AWAY
Then he rushed back TO the tp.,se.
The pcrsec; LADY was no, nj home.
ITO tn. station house" he shouted.
Reaching the police station In Thir.
,ierh street
He said his name was Frederick WAL
lace. OF South brooklyn.
But ne was known
Too long had ne been in the pool.
room business.
Tho police were shocked when he told
his tnir.
what" the, a.:aa=: screamed.
rs this the carclcs. way you treat
our rSney?.'
Two detectives went forth with him.
Gliding him at every step. they raced
!" the Tw~nty.cish,h street house.
The perfect badger lady and her gen.
tlcman badger friend were moving
They we're coming down the steps.
Carrying their household furniture.
Consisting OF an opium layout
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Record Of RInck mail.

Her name r. Marcel and she kceps n
lark" and prosperous disord-riy house
IN West Tw.nty-ciHhth street. In some
way she was mentioned IN the whitney
| revelations. aud. when sent for h>
Frank MOas. consented 10 mako n clean
.rcas: ~ all her dealings with the po-
l!se.
When she appeared before Jus',c.
Jcrom. y~stcriay rhe had kcr accoua,
hook. and her hank book. II appears
that -n. Ia "A busincssIik" person and
every payment she laid out for protcc.
ton sh. mad. careful note OF Just,c.
.J"rom. Is JuhIlant EVER n" Information
n. received from this woman. |; Is re-
sari.d a. extremely likely that other
,!isordcrly- hou-. Keepers In the Tender
loin AMI other parts OF IN" city Will come
10 the from, before IN. present crusade
against polio" corruption Is over
The secret inquiry before Justice
Jerome yesterday ran far into the Night
and "a great wad OF evidence Of a s,asa-
t,oRhi nature WAS taken. Among the
witnesses called Was Peter DE Lacy.
IN. veteran pool-ro,sn keeper. whose
place In Park Row has run almost with
out Interruption Tor years
Stenogtaphcrs worked all niSht on the
testimony ana this morning II wa. pre-
scented IT. typewriter form to the Dis
tr!ct-At;orncy lie will base hts future
actions largely upon what infurma ton
was CLEANED in the inquiry.
Dr.rry and Girmn"n q Pair.
III what | expect Is sh,-s,n in this tes-
,imory." he said to-day. II shall sum.
mon D.very and Glcnnon without Dc
lay
Tn. inquiry viii be CONTINUED this
afternoon \ small army OF subpoena
servers has been securing the ;owD Ioi
persons supposed to be able TO give In
Formation discriminating the police
missioner b"v"ry TAX" no stock In the
rumur thai h- Is to resign lie Is no,
that kind OF 4 man. they as-cst. i,Opit.
his record .: aiding from In. l.exow
say that he VII! nah, and night hard.
GOV Od"ll after careful review Of the
situation. has decided not to interfere
lie puts II M 10 the municipal auth's
tiles.
his power. the Governor Will seriously
consider the proposition 81 taking \
hand in the aflair.
Gov Od.l, came to New York to-day
and this afternoon IL scheduled to have
|! a heart talk with Senator Piatt
At tn" Oriental Hotel
From the standpoint OF politics II |,
believed senator Plat; viii impiore htH
| TO keep his hands on unless he Is abso.
lutcly forced 20 take action. 1t would
hand n TIL. corruption matter than to
put Mayor Vnn Wyck and Commissioners
| Murphy in n position tina, would allow
| them 10 say they were martyrs.
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rate Wa unwarranted. He offered tn
following resolutions:


Resolved, That the rsoor Il tie Yinans
Coonittss Be and II Il hsrsby rseommitts,
vita insssuettoos 10 the sAh Finance committs,
to invsssisats and rspon fully on ths cause d
nusss Of the propossd hiEh ta1 rate. :
Received. That ~ adjourn until Aug. =. q
noon. At which tias the said Finance commiu
tee shsii rspon - sbors set forth.
Alderman Goodman said he wished
the resolution adopted. no that fai,
Investigation could be made and "ths
real reasons for the high tax rate b
learned
Alderman bridges made one Of hi,
Characteristic speeches explaining that
mandatory legislation was the cause OF
the high tax levy. He opposed the res
olut!on. and said that there was no req.
son for an adjournment.
lost BY party vote Of II to II.
Mr.. Goodman then presented : minor
ity report. In which. ne said that tn,
matter OF taxes and assessments hal
that the public should be given reasons
TOR the Increased tax.ratc.
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STOCKS
TENDED
UPWARD.
Bull Traders Ruled the
Business on the
Exchange.
BRISK BUYING LIFTED
PACIFlCS AND CHANGERS.
unissa statss Steel stock. wers
Erratio ON Confused
strike News.
BRISK BUYING LIFTED
PAClFlCS AND CHANGERS.
Unised states Steel Stocks were
Erratio ON Confused
strike News.

The boom in the American department
at London was sharply reflected IN the
initial h&ure~ at the local Stock tx
change and prices evinccd an upward
tendency from tho very outset. Tho
chief btnnfciarics were the Granger and
Pacific !asuea led by Chicago. M!lwau-
kee 4 St. Paul.
The movement In the rnlted States
Steel stocks was decidedly chaotic. The
Common scored an initial advance OF Ia
per cent. whilo tho preferred was lifted
abe at a. much.
The total sales OF stocks to-day were
ST. 900 shares.
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LOUISA WOODS.

The insratitude Of some people!
Tho door-tsnder In Peter Dc Lacy's
Park Row pool-room. for Instance.
Here sre the police needing the money.
And needing It in the worst way.
What does the aforesaid door-tender
DOT
Help out his friends OF the brass but
tons and brass conscience.
Not on your pass word.
He takes his bank roll
Consisting OF fourteen 800 bills
And SO in small change.
Into the Tcnderloin.
And ists a pair OF agile badger work
m take II away from him.
No wonder the police are saying:
''Ek tn. Nike"
It vas this way:
The door-tender was walking up
Broadway last night.
He met a perfect lady.
She seemed to know him.
He let her seem.
She was afraid to 60 home alone.
He went with her.
To the House of Too Much Trouble"
IN wsst Twenty.eiG4,th street.
On ne way ne excused himself.
Entering q saloon.
He carefully seceted his hsnk-roll
In M inside pocket.
Then ne went With her again.
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FREDERICK WALLACE.

| And n pug dog.
Them. them!" howled the pool room
| man.
With great ferocity the detectives
seized the badger workers
And extracted from then,
Fourteen 800 bills
And 80 in small change.
The badgers said they we're George
Barnes. 4 salesman
And Louisa Woods, a ho,isekeeper.
The pool. room man wrpt when he got
his roll hack
50 did the police weep when they gave
!, to him.
After this, they ~aId arErily. hear
In mind thai we need The money
You're too wise for the Tenderloin
anyhow
The despoiled man and nj. desIollcrs
were in Jefferson Market Cour; this
morning.
e! gave the wrong name. said the de-
spoiled.
''My real name Is Frederick Judson.
II am a travelling salesman
II live In brooklyn.
Despite The sanct'ty that surrounds a
The spectators. aye. cven the police
men laughed
Long and Hproariously
Also incrrdulously.
After being held for examination In
a1DO ball each.
The badger workers sent a messenger
for pound Of opium.
Having nss.milatei this. they lay
down 10 pleasant dreams
or what they nigh, have done with
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shaved and then stood on the fanoui
'Dcvery Four Corners" and talked
about anything but police business FOL
an hour
At o'clock n. returned to his nous.
saying tina, II It an not rn.n ne would
go u Rockaway Reach for tho might;
II, may be, said Dstrict-A;torncy
Phi!bin. tina; ! shall require the at.
tendance o: Deputy Commissioner Dew.
cry and Wardman Gl.nnon a, this once
pretty soon. In anticipation OF this
asked Commissioner Murphy To order
them to b. clo+c at hand. When want
ihcm II will be at n minutes notice
1t transpircs that tlc mysicr!oL. WON.
nm who testified before Justice Jc-omc
yesterday Is another 'suucHl.r" OF the
Lena Schmidt type. ana ina, her con,
'"Ssi"n Involves the police Of the Ten.
derloin in the same sort OF husineee tina;
earned Wnrdman Bisscrt a sca:cncs OF
i've years and six months IN prison and
a fine Of SiHO
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BERLIN BANKER ARRESTED
Charged With EOrK~rirs i,y Whici
Ills CustOmrrs Loaf Nruvii,.

BERLIN. AuG, H-Max Opnx. pro.
pr!ctor OF large private bank In Der.
lin, wa, arrested to-day Charged witt,
heavy dcfalcat tons and fnrgeries, liz
Customers Will lose several millions Of
marks.
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asa for steel s,r,kcr..

Aug. l-owen Lodge
Am4AeaAAtcd Association OF Iron and
(, e. WOfkers has voted 10 per cent. Of
81 gvshy wages to strikcrs.
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suicide DeSose Death - street,
Because he feared he would drop dead
In tho street Max \. Hoycell. "a cloti
presssr. Of No. ~ Jay street. Brook.
iyn. committed suicide to-day at his
home BY taking carbolic acid.
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Alderman Muh moved that tho report
OF the Joint committee be adopted. Al
derman Goodman (RepJ jumped to his
feet and objected saying the high tax
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FIGHT AGAINST
THE TAX RATE
AIDRRNAN GOODMAN CALLS
FOR AN INvIDT1oAT1oU.
Clssh In the NsaiciDal AsssHbSy
when Rerest II Called for
Approval.

Tho Municipal Assembly held = sp-.
cial meeting to-day for the purpose OF
approving the tax rate for tho various
boroughs for lsoi.2. \ previous meeting
had been adjourned 30 that the minority
might consider the report OF the FL
nance Committee.
The tax rate as given by the Joint FL
nance Committee and Endorsed by Dep
uty Comptroller Levey and President
Fe:tner. OF the Department Of TaxeA
anil Assessments. was a. follows.
Manhattan and the Hronx................Sa 3i73a
brooklyn aSSs'
queens ~ 1o1O1
Riehnond 0.361Sl
Aidernnn Mth ynovcd that fha vnr,orf
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many moons. District-A;torney Phllbii
VII make an Attcmpt (, get The bo1k.
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POLICE COMMISSIONERS MURPHY.


,hc pleading to the ,ndic,ncn, for Fri
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MRS. M0ORE'S
. THIRD HUSBAND.
Had Him Arrested, but
Now She Re.
penis.

Mrs. Sarah Moore appeared In the
Butler street court, Brooklyn. yesterday
with her hands covered with diamonds
and bright gene and complained that
her husband. William \. Moore. had
abandoned her. After some search the
man was arrested and held By Magis-
'ratc Ttshe TIL Aug. II. This morning
Mrs. Moore withdrew the charge against
her husband and he was released.
we have fixed It all up" she said.
land I believe he VIII do all right now
I am sure he has seen the error OF his
ways"
The police say this Is the third matri-
mon!al venture for Mrs. Moore. Her
f'rst husband was Louis Meyer. who
was accidentally killed by a railroad.
She received $:s.ooO damages.
The second husband was Samuel
Greenthal. n hat manufacturer. When
he died he left his widow quite a snug
sum. Then Mr.. Moore won the widow
That was three months ago.
Thee other day they took trip to
Saratoga. Mrs. Moore says her husband
induced her to let him have $3.50 Then
ne abandoned her. Hut she Is now Of
the opinion that matters can be all
tustcd.
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MISSING GIRL
RETURNS HOME
l4.Year.OId Beatrice
Trigozen Had Found
Employment.

Beatrice Trigozcn. the pretty fourteen
year-old daughter OF Albert Trigozcn.
OF No. ls Columbus avenue. who had
been missing for two weeks. returned to
her homo to-day.
She smilinsly told her parents that she
had been ut work In Harlem and asked
their permission TO continue. They werc
80 overjoyed to sec her tina, they readily
gave their permission. although they had
heretofore been opposed to her taking
a position.
For two weeks her father and mother
had been nearly frantic on account OF
their daughters absence.
Two weeks ago last Saturday Bea-
trice left home for walk with her
cousin In Central Park. She left him
there and was not seen at home again
till to-day.
THE only reason why l left" said
Miss Trigozen to an Evening World
reporter. was that wanted to get
employment. My father wanted me to
work In his cigar store. but I preferred
to get another position. SO Just went
out to look for one and l found It In a
store In Harlem. am going to keep
right on working there now"
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A. I. s Ssas'z Co.. JOHN WANAMAKER

seems that 30 great n task. made sAorc
dinicu!t BY discerning paiatcs. Is we'll
nigh impossible to be done day after
day. even when attended bv many con.
vcnienccS.
The Manhattan Beach Hotel has fed
$500 persons day twice this season.
and Will doubtless DO so on two NOR.
days before tho season closes. On Sub
urban day and the Fourth OF July vas,
armies descended upcn the beach re-
sort. but Manager Sillcck. who is vet
Gran At his calling. never ilinched.
His organization was perfect. and
steaks. chops. Holsters and fairy French
creations lowed ceasslessly from tho
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.PUCH DIES IN
ELECTRIC CHAIR.
Negro Who Shot Wait.
err Over Price of Meal
Pays Penalty.

Benjamin Pugh. tho negro who muir
dercd John Tiegan. a walter In a res
tauraht In Brooklyn. was put to death
in the electric chair In Sing Sing PrisOn
early to-day. The current was turned
on at sos A. ii. Three shocks were
administered before the man was pro-
nounced dead.
Benjamin Pugh killed John Ticgen, a
waiter In a Brooklyn restaurant, a year
ago because. OF quarrel over the price
OF q meal that Pugh had eaten. The
amount involved was 10 cents.
After his conviction Pugh became \
convert to the Roman Catholic religion.
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MANHA11AN's BIG SEASON.
Hotel Will Have Fed 1OO.OHD Per
sons During Four Days.

The Manhattan Beach Hotel. despite
tho backwardness and extreme var.a.
lions In the season. is having one OF tho
most successful periods in It's career.
This IL due In part TO It's wonderful
commissary service. which LIZ probably
uncqualled anywhere In tho world.
When II Is recalled what trouble and
confusion at first attended the feeding
OF Skaters army. where they weren't
exactly nnicky about the cooking. Ht
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BOY KILLED BY
. BAD |CE.CREAM.
Bought Of a PeddIer,
Resulted in Ptomaine
Poisoning.

Soon after eating a pennys worth ot
icc-crcan which he Fought OF a ped.
dler In the street last Thursday Louis
\. Long. the ten-year.old ron OF James
Long, OF No. i0J Fourth avenue, Brook.
Ign. WAS taken III. This morning he
died OF ptomaihe poisoning.
DR.. CANISTER Issued u death certificate.
which WIS refused by the Board ~
Health. The case has been sent TO tho
Coroner for Investigation.
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"HoLD FAST to the fact pub.
licly established by tho American
News Company's official figures thai
The World every week in tho yea
circulates in New York City OVER 9
quarter OF a million more copies tAas!
any other nsvsaaaxs !
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MrAyoy. gett!rs the razor. severely
wounded Buris.
Rurns vas taken 10 BELLEVUE sGd Nc.
Avov was ARRESTED. lie WIS held 10
the West SIDE Court today 10 await
BurnS's injuries.
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huzzins, kissing kitchens. while the
amount OF LIQUIDS consumed vas Amos,
enough 10 float tho Celtic.
The two big days 10 come arc Tn,
Futur!ty and La cor Days when iust
as enormous crowds will he expected
and preparations made to NEE; them.
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Old LOvc Returned, They Wed
Again.
CORRY. Pa. AUG FIRED Yeaser. OF
Columbus. who was divorced recently.
saw his former wife yesterday. lic
spoke to her and proposed a second
marriage. She was willing, and they
were married In Jamestown. N. T.
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Quick service through Sunday
World Wants. II you've got oil sum.
~. don't use Woeld Wants. 4 In .
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BROTHER AMBROSE DEAD.
veternn Brooklyn InstructOr Dies
ut sum MGR school.

Brother Ambrose. OF the st. Franc!s's
Brotherhood and principal Of St. Fran
cis's College In Brooklyn. is dead at the
summer school at Centreport. l.. /.
old and had been connected with st.
vraucis's College for forty years.
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volunteers. These seances and. demon
STATIONS will take place at every ser
vice. which will be held twice n day. At
10 \. NJ. and . y. NJ
When the reporter was leaving the
Erounns issht evening mere was borne tn
musical Homen's voices rendering that
soulful! hymn dolly GRAY" and later
the tune OF Annie Moore" was waited
to the nlacii bay's wltcr edge.
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been arranged. including addresses and
lam Wines. Mrs. Sargent. Mrs. NJ. c.
Lincoln. Harrison e. Barrett. George a.
Delaree and !. X. Sanford. y large corps
OF media will be there. too. ana public
given by Rev. Ira MORE Cowl!s. Mrs.
Tillie Evans. Mrs. Carrie s. Thomas.
Henry c. Dorm. Beatrice a. Johnson and
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Raising Money.

posed auditorium the endless chain do.
Vce has been adopted. In a printed cir.
eular the plan 10 outlined and explained.
ana introducing the equalization Is a bill
OF verse:
Dear Friend
! an but link Ia 40 endless ehain.
! o6sr no prise but What you may gala
BY eeudlnG ten cent?. 90 more. no lSss,
To The psfson named In subjotnsd address.
What enect this will have upon the
person whose dime 70 solicited. still re-
The social feature OF tho colony % to
be played up strongly. Tho association
!. fortunate In having obtained posses-
sion Of . big pavilion on the bay shore,
and In this there Will Do hops. conc1rti
and psc1rsssive euchrs parties. Tha
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