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Decorah-posten., 1903-08-14
silitambeme paa galfan.

StlIhutuNtt fuu SbiAuA OAh ~
Ionica meIoteS ben 13Ne 0a., at bul.
gariife Sniur9euter banbe aurettet II
9loobab paa Sn0bpggerne ! cen tore
tprfiife Sqnosbp aenati | RRrbeoen
al Wonajtir. Oct Dor finn fau, boem
set IpffeSes at lnoflp. Gn Sropps.
ofoeIing paa 1000 Manb bombarbe.
re6e aruibpp, Tom bolOes beiat al
9llganrae, og boabe Der og / Snee.
men al &efa leS 6isie neset felelige
Cab. giterretninser fra Monaitir
gaar no paa, at be albnniIfe l~lroitii.
tere babe ltot ct b~etpoeligt 8eberla5
/ Smegnen al 9obprito, iamt at SELF
iura 90 Biisoroere er bleosn beiat al
Sniupgenterne. gn aloorlig Trpi'
ming bar / paagaaenbe neo 8inoal, /
RRrbeber al Wonnitir og peb Gber.
narefa, bporben Ser bleo ienot Sor'
fterfnineer.
8aabe De ctptle % De milit9re Wfpn.
0igbeoer / Sulonica telegraiereoe Den
lite til aonitartinopel, at DER peirte.
Ses en- &eistina zen 146e, % at DC
pilbe boloes aloeleS anioarslsie, rne0.
mirrore Der bleo ienot Sorit9rfnin.
ger. Sra aonitantinopel ietr0teS Oct
Spar, at Der eiebIiffelig iful6e inc.
ifripes 1000 uoeluffenoe mitbaneo.
anite RonitabIer til 9enyttelie / Ga.
Ionicd. Sbitauoen boloer paa II
ipreoe fig gitooer.
General E5on6eft Prpii6ent for
ben mafeooniite &anite, % bans fcr.
troIige Ben, Sberit Sanfof, iom beg.
ge Dor oRret Sfficerer / ben bulga.
rifle Irne bleu grebne al bet buIga.
| rifle BoIiti NOR ben mafeoontlfe
@ranoie og iatte iait, Sa man bap0e
Mistanfe ON, at De bar unberpeis
forat lutte iig til observation-disclosures,
4aa Screipsrgiel al SorS Spencer,
oct liberale Yartis 2eber / 2orberres
Gus, ioareSe 9oro 2ans6opne, at R2.
| gieringen meb 8efpmring bolbt gie
ueo gegipenbebernes Gang | 8a.tan-
egrleate os itoo rebe iii at benptte en-.
toer 2eiligbeo, Tom maotte ttlbpoe
Rs, til of lasse fig formiISeroe incl.
! lem. Sra ben brittle 8eianbt |
aorEtantincpel fom Ger Telegram. at
ben tprtiife &esierirg bauoe onben.
Spn for, bpor farIigt oct bar at laoe
fine SpI6ater gisre iig ifplSige / TOT.
Iesles Spfsriel, % at Dc, icm bdboe
besaaet ltgierntnser, bar bEeone
ftrerat itroffeoe 90 iutte iqit.
geimp | ltobrnb. galItanen geilto
I Bet ipSItBe Stdlien er otter ! aftiui-
tet, % Ser rnnoer flor Sfrpf blanot
gefolfnineett, iom Dor I bens Rarbeo.
Sbors0ag oen 13Se bar llobruoSene
meaet poloiomme. ScrDen bRpeoe.
og 2dunter neSe / 9pbet funSe tpSe.
Fig beres langt borte, en- mn Nab.
ring bite iis peo Soben al SopeStru.
teret, os Der fum to 2apaitrsmHe. ION
paa fort Tio o9ffehe ct tort Stpffe
2ano. Gen enc itoo neSoper paa ei
Steo, iom er Iagt sSe al tiolisere uS.
brub; men cen anSeu FREQ burtia
fremooer MOB Sanosbpen Sttaiano
Itaeiom BEN sSeI9gaenSe 9dpaitrsm
| 1872. SeIe 6gnelr omfrins 8eiuu
hiemisses at bpppise SorSitielp. o.
Srobpgnerre er ifrRfilogm. airfer.
neer fiIbe at GoIf, Jon beSer iii SCI.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-14

Scrbien. Sell Get ierbiifc Wini.
iterilm bar ifsIge ct Telegram ira
@;en taffet al iom 6sIge al lleuiS.
teD meo Senipn iii Get ~pctIonligs
6orloIb melem Sfficerer, Jon to5
geri Sniemprbet pna 6pne aleran.
Der % Grcnnina Groga, Oh Sem. iom
insen TeIastiahco babe | sen 6lo.
oisc llbolo.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-14
Ten rusiIfe SCAR iibIteote cen t2tc

Zen rts1ttfe S3nt NplteoIt ptlt i-ts
S.. ct llfos, iislge GOiIiet 8ice'aonl'
raj aIeriefi aniattes lom 8tcere8eri
oper gmur0iitriftet 90 Brootmel
alpan. Tuna / Get iierne 2iter. aler'
ieff beflGSes ateo oen e~uerite Wlpn.
oiabeS / ale 8rene al cen cioile ao'
m~iniitraticn OF tomrer til at itaa al
1eles u~aibprgig al G8arens Wttnlltre.
Som har Sperfommonboen oper Den
rusiiife GtiQehapsflouOe % ale Srop.
Der inaenfor Bet 3iitrift, ION ban
raaSer oper. Get bliuer bans Bli9t
at o~pretbolbe Srhen % tilueiebrirge
Iffre 9ittanbe giernem belle De;
strsa, iom ligger op iii cen sItfine'
fife Sernbare. idnoel lom at pndgc
oper 6e rusiiife Srobpsgeres Sran9
ou Carp, enten De er boiutte | eler
uSentor Sc rusiiife geiioSelier. Ioni
QrrnSIer op til bans eget Diitritt.
Slae Siplumatiife llnSerhanolin9er
mes Wa6bitaterne l9gges cg'aa I bans
SoonS. Genne Sronin5 meofprer
il,aen soronbring meS Senim I'll
Msmrinaeu al Randririet anItnroen'
Sc Sftober Waaneo, men ianlRrae
Sffiipntionen pnrer, err alerief soer'
tie Mpnoigbeo Der.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-14
Gn apnactale. SrontaIen. |

Gu 9ungctale. Srcutalen. hpor'
meo Gonsen cpIsite net engelife Gar-
lament inotil 2Gen Nooem6er, bleo
oplqit I 9proerltes gus ben f4Sc o..
Zen Understandable Gasius / Salen
er Den, bbor aongen omtaler i'm Rel'
ie iii Srlan6. Ger liotaler ban bIanot
anoet: "9e parne llotalelier at Bel
billie, boormeb ieg aneDegne bleo moo
tagerL giorne mig BLOB ON Siertet,
Gette geiss iatte mig iitarS til NJ
.ifisnne, buiffe omfatterbe Scris9 Der
I'M gisres taa at ifoffe ben arbetbenoe
&lusie bebre Stem, paa at opbiGlpe
tSanoelen ferbeore 2anohruget, trcn'
ifpn0e Sen ~tefniife ltooiflins % bragg
fi9rIig Smforg fer oc ipge o. pnn'
fsre. Ger itnar erbnll nteget tilbase
at ubrette, men bet Dor meo en- Se'
leIie al opbeIte siIfrebsitiaelie, ieg
iou Sean iii ct tiltngenbe Sambolh
nlelem ale alasier al 8efoifniaaen |
Srlonb, ct BARREL ion jeg baaber,
ON en- mn Sib, oa man meo foreneoe
geitrebelier isser of fcrene oct fpi'
les Bel"
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-14
:: +!
- Scr Ieo2-IeO3. --
Gamilics Sesning no. 26.

elsie Sossr. Der bpr sR ieOes nO til gintsraiteulesnius. mol.
tasss meo itabis hissnOe gelpile al gIabss EubIifum. iorbi be bpber BEN
iaa mesei baaoe til SpIpsnins % llnoerbolSning. Zen upe Bog bar ri
iorisst at eisre eupnn silbse eno be toisus usppus yinb. 5srbt
icrhe er ben 16 SiOer hsrre. eno be biotil bar pIsist at bore, serneR
bpoer ben pan It lanst ~riBboIoiaere 5unHraiionsHoi snb nossn tioIissre
lssam; ben "i~nOsbulOsr life miuSre emo balpbnnSreSt giasser.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-14

"6fofelsodasboaer- CT en- uooctia, BATTER n.
ben ec1, Irnf, 365 - fcm Repel ,nnre.
bFifenec Giidisr: % bar mon iaa REQ siseu al
ee "prcminentc" laone, foW duesebe fnbes
soGeu icriteiia fat tno @dbnene paa Dem
Bots GsoleiShae mon fGrIis enfier al mlrSeS,
tnad BET bitbe en- rent niniiislia Iiseu Stat.
@. 3. SaHeSneS. Sipro Ci,p, "a.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-14
silfeapl j sanmarf. 1uriea / Sc

IiSite slcr bar pitt, at Der ian anles
aoS Silfe Iorgt longer noro, emo
man isr bopee tanft mulig. 5 9an'
mari bar Der lrnse pGret sicrt 6or'
Isa oa | ee iioIte 5--6 aor bar Sn'
ipeftsr @mnisbsa peo 8rIoSlsfelile
Sengiel opnaaet meset CODE Heiiiltn,
ter. San bar ira glDlertfa iooet s,
slrt Wer69rtrp, iom trires qoet %
banner ct rGiten iOeelt 6eSemsooel
Tor Silfeormen. Snipefteren er M
QeSer al en- 6orenins for SiIfeapl,
Ger tRller 81 proSuierenoe Weeolem'
mer. San u9rer Get Saab, at Tan
mari meo 5iSen fife blot itaI funne
able Silfe Tor eset Seboo, men enSos
til ltoisriel.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-14
orn irifc eanSlup.

Ten irifc 2anolob. Huber Iato
Den 13be os. melees ira 2onoor, ii
9oroerneS Sus bar tiIitemt CEN irife
Saublto, ION cen fom ira llnberbiiet.
SioItnGrnte bau0e antaget iantIiSe
s@n0rinaer, iem 2oroerne bop0e til
isiet NED lluStaeelie al to, iom par
al minbre ~pricrtlis @etnSnins. Ni
iattes Ger qltioa bare aon8eis llnoer-
ifriit.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-14
Wesct at lerc / Gmcrifa. {

ItNBli VI W.T. ' <"'e'N" OS1S'
meraao Suis, JON ms fopetog en-
@unoreiie Der / 2anbet, bolot cen
12te IS. en- Gale / Ell Soriunling AZ
Repreientanter for 9iisielocris 6ag.
ioreninger % raaoeoe iterft I'll, IL
linge tpife Sugenisrer bitroe gisre ei
geisg / be Soreneoe Statera oa
ntan Der bar iaa ~uo1nerfet anleonttt9
til at IRre noget, bpOr ion betit mali
penoer iig ben. Seq ifaL piaig inS'
renne" ptrebe ban, at Den fcrtr9ne'
iqeSnoretning al ale Stng ! 6abrit'
ferne operaIt gioroe Ell iterft Srrotrpi
pao mia, men De 8aper, iom fre1ns
bringes, er ilet life 6eore emo pore
.eane. Spife Sa6rtfata fan gcot tonle
SommenIigning meo &c amerttanitt.
pa lea t9nfer life, hi bebeuer at bare
iaa forierDelig barge ion "oen ameri'
fanife Sare", iom belle 8erSen mi Ia.
Ter ON. Men oct ioritaar li8, at ri
moa life opi9tte lRugere nteo al mo.
iere for6eorebe 6remgdngSmcaSer !
bort Sabrifupien, og bertil bsr bier
eneIte tpife Sngenisr bioroge eiter
pberIte @pne."
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-14
aprt groees. ara aonfantin,.

Sprt Eroees. 5ra 8onItantino'
bel mel6eS nnber CATO cen Hoe os.
en- &rissret, jon aihoi0tes igaar !
Ionaitir. oemte 8olitibetjenten Sa'
lin til Cohen FOR SrigmorSet paa
oeu rusiiife 8oniul @. &cltfoplti.
9ommen bIeu eiebltffelia iuIobproe,.
en- unoen 9oIitibatjent bleu bsmt til
10 Mars SloDeri. Spergsmoalet ON
Sfabeseritatning for Ioroet pal
Roitfcpifi fan pentes at bliue aigicrt
meo Get al~lerfsrite. &esierinsenS
Silbuo ON at uO6etole iii Gnfen en-
SfaSeseritutnita poo $4,000 ipneS
rrre tiIireositiaenbe for <slano.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-14

sifiGISe inbtrGHer nbnaseIig ofte paa
6armsn. 9~uiniaar. Apritelier. Stif.
Sororiouinaer. Or. ScipIer's -ecIeetric
Oh Iinorer Smerten eiebIitsslig. Rm
er aloria filter uSeu ben.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-14

gSrsrre, meoens andre iamIer ia
paa aabns EIaSie Tor at pGre / Git
[fsrteA.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-14

ge, operleDet DC, men no5le War eiter
omfom Sc be9pe oeb ct lupttestilfRL
De. 1emre 8eretuing ifploes ligeicm
g~eretringen ON Dem i6rite Gilios
7rob be islar6fte anraIer. Tom uHoer
1858 melSer: "Sr. CLIP gilibsisu
cg Sru 8pri6 orufret." On De n9r.
mere Omitpnoisbeoer fanr man intsi
at oiee. Zen M onhm6leSe treble
Gins 9aabenmerfe ital babe oprst
en- ipringetee Siort.
Zen treble gHio og @Drto or.
~IirgsSatter, Der Srufnet 1868, bobSe
fun ct ereite Barn Totteren Rnrgre.
the. 90 meo benSe uSbsoe RauitSnl.
Gtten. Jormooentlis er bun opfoitrst
bos Ell Of fine Moitre, innreit pGa
EitlnnSet bos Snsebore erlinssSut
ter, gilt meS Sipiro Saitborisn.
Sum bleo sientasne @anse GIFT men
iif, IaapiSt mon peb, life Barn o. 30.
Be inIinlo iom bornlss gnfe 1924
eaer 1926 / en- aloer at omtring 20
9ar.
Ger leper M neppe uosen Srasi.
iron eaer noset SagH i RauitSnl on
Gen StormonSSRt. bporom her er for.
taft. Gen proGrSige Stemtirte, ION
ira ariiieuoomnens Rloite 9iser
siennem aorbpmoreber bar itaoet ser.
err | 1890 neorepet % tan iaaIeSes life
l9neere mtnoe ON ON, at @aarsen
bar en- RlSgnmmeI Siltorie.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-26

both reasons, then, the recreation pier al No"'0-
neur Slip is being urged .r e ~
There are several other important dc tal!s OF tne
general East Side plan. Seward PARK Is 70 pe
b,iIt on the north side of the park public library
is planned for the east side, and gymnasium IS
10 he erected in the park itself. Seward PARK mas
suffered many viCissitudes Under the last lam
difion and ward workers were even allowed 10 use
il for booths in which they sold wares CndeT lL7
present adminstra ton 1t has been thoroughly reno
Iratad and promises TO be splendid DrGatHlHS
space well beautiful civic ceIllFe' E"
cornpieted. Seward Park IS the cer-t ire OF tHS
Ghetto lust as East Broadway is the Broa dNay OF
this region On this park face the pfoLll4t..I
Jewish newspaper buildings; the EducatlonaI All
snce is there; District Attorney Jerome ttle
most eminent of the East Sders, lives IN slSII
Of this park. ,z-.-- of
There are other plans afoot. The widening or
S,eTolk from the plaza at the entrance 70 lfe
new East River bridge, to Seward ParS' Is al
readv in the hands of the local boards and IS sup
nnr1cd nv the East side workers. The WldehIhS
Of Delancey-st. from the Bridge plaza TO boWeIy
is soon TO begin and will sweep away many uIlslI-
tary tenements. Altogether 1t Is a N!loiy @ -e
Fast Side that is the making Poverty f1oloW
and the wretched region at the foot OF Delahceg-
ST have gone the old parks are taxing on t NJ"
and attractive appearance. and the leheH-Lt1
House Department is busy with It's WoIk o. IL ~
nrovenent But the most encouraging sign; III ne
nniron of the residents Of the district IS the SI
eraI uprising of public spirit. such as = !!
hy he East Side Civic Club united on delHIte ST
u-aII dicesred plans of civic Improvement ana ,Ii
+CS hv The same desire to do pracIlca w! =
&C nontrasted with idle dreaming and ineHectlVee
Illusions which have in part at leasL ~. ~.
Virb the previous march OF improvement ne
nlans outItred were presented to Mayor LoN ~
I,1hIic hearing last week The AIlen-St pf ttol
bsr received the Endorsement Of President cantor
and Controller Grout and all VINO are ensdseu III
the work are sanguine OF complete success
New-York tribune., 1903-04-26
AT THE LAKEWOOD HOTEL.

Lakewood. n j. April 25 (speciaD-Mrs Arthur
p C,IaHin chartered James II. Hyde's coach Liberty
for the trim from New-York to Lakewood lhursuay'
Mrs. Claims guests on the efghty-one mile Iiu7
through New-Jersey were Mr.. Anderson. the d. vs. vs.
and Miss Anderson Mrs. Ernest Thompson Sem
re,rv a lanes Louis Murdoch and Francs .Ne"
tor Hewlett. the professional whip. drove Inc Ell
tire distance L-,so-.
Mrs Lewis Cass Ledyard wife of the comnlouoIe
~ the New-York Yacht Club. is among the arri'as vas
- ,be ,,,eek AT the Lakewood Hotel MIS-. Leoyaiu
has taken apartments for stay Of tor'hlEh' any aiN
-o-nrodore Iedyard expects 10 join her next "eeA'
M and Mrs Thomas L. McCarter' OF Ne"fA'
,o,Irneved 10 Lakewood by automobile on 4nuisC@S
go Registered al the Lakewood Hotel MI. NC
60 mil last week Attorney Genera! Oh
~ 1arsev He resigned TO accept the presidency
- the North Jersey Street Railway company al
ssIsrv of s25 900 a year. Edward McCarter. VINO
&c q well known lawyer, mas peen aPf'''' 80
~ E . J" Stararal 10 succeed his brot her
atz arriva the LaaeWooH tloteI so,-fta0
,i atEi,p nom New-Yorz Mrs Charles A. oinylle,
Miss Tborne, Mr. and Mrs . W on an Lns =
altss aisfne Ind Louise Wolf. Mr.. and Mrs. ". =
Mailev Wallace Maley. Mrs. SIhSI, lI,,o5 III p
ag W and Mrs w. Phillips L. hoSslSnoI, D
To'S NJ Sjja~ehaL. Mr. and Mrs. RlshaTd S,nenpefg'
Rr1sseI. Miss Gertrude A- shannon MISS huilH
New-York tribune., 1903-04-26

For the last two months a veritable WIG west
reign of terror has existed the lower East Soe'
quiet streets have been the scene OF shoouhs
affrays that would put to shame frontier fdiie''
while gangs of armed men have prowied ABOUT
shooting and killing on sight. Even the rlotous
Bovery has opened its at the magnitude OF TIE
present conflict, for the Monk Eastmans and the
.'Yakey Yake" Bradys are engaged IN nght Ior
supremacy. Cherry Hill, Chinatown and the ola
..-ad LIGHT district" have been the battle-ground,
and several lives have already been sacrlhceo III
the blood feud Last week Monk Eastman was
found dying on a Cherry-st. sidewalk. He had wan
dered into the Cherry Hill domain to pay Visit 10
a native belle and paid for his temerity with his
life Tomorrow or next day the Eastman Gang
will avenge their comrade and some 'Yakey Hake
will bite the DUST this is the law of the feuds.
There will be a midnight murder in Chinatown, IN
side alley under the shadow of the bridge or some
s+raet in the Ghetto and police will report the
occurrence as another raid of the "Eastmans,' for
no one is ever captured in these attacks
New-York tribune., 1903-04-26

Mulberry Bend they have learned The use , or
~saponS s IL USED 70 70 made I Dooroo and terr
the patrons by playing game or pooI VIII re-
SSonk Eastmans" have acquired. In addition.
they possess the sliUy cunning OF their cadet
gYoWins ward the cd Fourth. while the habitat
81 the Yakey Yakss Is ga ey1ng %Td uIs5 IN sS5s 56 S
between the Cherry Hill gangs and the Five Point
bands In the present conflict me ancfnI oe os a
united No less person tnan BlE LON = FO.Sy .S
interfered and settled the last rot between tns
ing losing battle against the rising HeoTew TIDE
The passing Of the 'fakey faAes - IN lntsrSs.- rs
were possessed Of the virtue OF personal bravery
at least .he Monk Eastmans" lack courage; trey
!srtIckle dIsters'-a term which describes the
Of brass knI1ckIes as Instruments OF persuasion
the gangs is China town. at Chatham Square. where
three races touch and the vice of these diverse
.'Yakey Yakes'' and Five Pointers meet Hers
In the various dives the stahhjrgs and shoo5ings
grown bolder and the feud has taken possession OF
The Monk Fagtmsrs'' figured Iast week IN an
other characteristic ARRAY. Some time ago seveIal
pnve Pernstein. prominent East Side figure
a. q ~ orice res~Ied Eir he declined to give IN
formation AGAINST his Eastman foes I'm big
enough TO tght my own oatLes 3 & Slo Rs.
ard he started out on search for ne mans
T-ufcrtunateIv N for him the Monk Eastnans-
rirht on Monday nght four o. the hand visited his
Houston-st. sa Oon. ard stane1nE or the siaewaIs.
one man in the aroor was seriously wounded and
a bystarder on the sidew@lk was shot one or the
IN rad ~ tha .F,astu1ars'' on cafe in FsSex-st
va,ver ~ him ard fred two shots, which missed
hin. Not even n" man whose oroI2eI nau oesn ~.
ass9fIartS THIS Incident furnishes frerh evaopie
..Yakey Yakes' they have e-fless fcuds in the.-
tbaT, Ffif~entlv
New-York tribune., 1903-04-26

mans to-day they were better known a couple OF
years ago the ALLEN Street Cadets" They have
been forced to change their habits of gaining a
livelihood. but retain their essential cadet char
acteristcs.
In police records the Monk Eastmans" first
came 10 the front almost years ago. In that
day they hung OUT in two stores in Rtv1ngton-
St. near the East River one at Goerck-st. and one
at Mangin-st At that time they were mostly
Gentles the scum of a decaying and degenerate
population Emerging from the dirty alleys Of un-
sanitary tenement houses in early childhood they
began their criminal life by shooting craps They
moved up peg and became young crooks" when
they began a career of thieving by preying upon
pushcarts and fruit stands
In the three years I was over there" said a
policeman the City Hall Squad. Monk
Eastman was arrested thirty times. but never
got him dead to rights. and had to let him 60"
At eighteen the 'Eastmans" were good crooks
that is they had learned the pickpOcket profes-
sion. They had become. in Bowery parlance. mol
buzzers" hooks" and 'dippers" terms which
describe street robbery in its various phases Early
in their career the Monk Eastmans' suffered a
serious reverse. which contributed materially to
their subsequent methods While they were stlll
turning" modest little tricks at petty larceny they
decided to do up policeman who interfered
with them. The experiment was a costly one An
Eastman killed in this affray. and his com
rades learned caution. During these years they
had grown in numbers. they had taken hang
ont first q tobacco store. then cafe, finally
corner. which marked IlSlf dI man
estate.
MIGRATION CHANGED CHARACTER
Ill this IS history preserved largely by the
memory Of policemen. Year by year. they in
creased in criminal cunning and experience. they
moved westward toward the Bowery that mecca
NJ ali criminals. Ten years they at
Go.rck-st; three years ago they had reached
AUen--t and in their migration had changed
character and race To-Day they a part of the
criminal life of the hoe city They work the
whole town and the East Side longer limits
their genius although 1t still remains their home.
Ten wears ago they were young criminals. but
tbey came eastward they encountered the influence
Of the cadets" They reached Allen-st. in the
DAYS when vice at It's height and the street
Vras lined with 5isOrderlv houses They learned
that the cadet business was pleasanter. more
profitable and attended with less risk than POCKET
niextnr Therefore they became Cadets AT
this stage of their existence they hung OUT In
silver Dollar Smiths saloon on Essex-st. the
beadouarters OF the Engelites. They spent their
time in cafes and gambling resorts dspOsing Of
me rcc-ay earned Tor thsn by their wretch.d
women
This WIS heyday &C the prosperity Of the
Monk EastmaAs." In this period they had plenty
of money good clothes and a life OF ease They
had also political Importance They were reco=-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-26
.gN RESCUED MOUSE FROM CAT.

! naturalist friend OF rire says II recently
saw cr.ri0as thing in poultry yard The cat
was playing with a I've mouse which she had
caught. when broody hen. taken on her nest.
VAS nut into the yard She stretched herself and
had a cCCd shake. When sre "ffuGht SisHt OF tae
T,~7r .-.-es ErCci~l ae~ over tweaHed the mouse
from her mouth. ard tnen attacFed her WIN me
MIN ffrv The cot frghtFned ana de-
mora ,5zcd bv this sudden and unexpected attack
that she bolted ar6 meanwhile the mouse had
rr4ds sScau~. Whether IL maternal n
s-frcf which proTupted the hen 20 rescue HreT
Nous whether il was a~ttpafhN % Ire egt -
tratetl Sncrtlnc nvf Drsratic News.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-26

fict the greatest and most bloody Of a generation
in the three lowest wards of the city-the Fourth.
Sixth and Tenth.
The ''Yakey Yakes' are the denizens of the dis
trict whose political interests big Tom
Foley presides. Their headquarters are in Water
Roosevelt and Cherry sts. For generations such
gang has existed. and the present thug band is
the lneal heir of the old Square Back Rangers"
and are led by ''Yakey Yake" Brady. The present
conflict, in the submerged wards. which threatens
New-York tribune., 1903-04-26

Such q war of gangs is no new chapter in the his
tory Of New-York City. As far back as the time
when Richard Grocer a boy. the Gas House
Gang" made night unsafe for respectable citizens
The "Whyos' were household word a generation
or two ago and the Monk Eastmans' only
DEGENERATE inheritors of the reputation of these
earlier thugs The really significant fact that is 10
be noted is that at last Jewish gang. laying aside
A racial tendency toward timidity. has wrested
from other races the prnacy in the world of thugs
New-York tribune., 1903-04-26

D. Smith. E. D. Thornton Mrs; E C. Thornton.
Mrs l. NJ. DOnaghy. Dr. and Mrs. F. H. Flagge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ Weston: J. H. Lane, B.
Schulick j. NJ Moos. Mrs. c. F. Burrill. Miss
Bcekman Charles Powell Miss Amelia Powell. MI
and Mrs. Henry Burns. L. W. Ahrens. Mrs. Z.
Wilson. Mrs j. W. Morrison Charles Fuertes.
William A Fischer. Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Hofheimer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Jones Mr.. and Mrs. Austen
6. Fox Miss Alice Fox. Austen H. Fox. Walter 5
Sheldon Mrs. A. H. Brawner. Mrs. w. H Fuller,
Mrs. 3. D. Gray, Mrs. H V. Bright, Mrs. Lewis
New-York tribune., 1903-04-26
WARRING GANGS TERRORIZE THE EAST SIDE.
ORIGIN AND GROWTH OF THE FEUD THE MONK
E4STM4NS" And "Y4KEY Y4KES" ARE ENGAGED IN.

OF the history of the Monk Eastmans mention
will be made hereafter but it is interesting to turn
for a moment to the chronicle of the present con-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-26
ENOUGH SPOONS ON THE BEACH.

Neptune was asked why he carried fork Be
cause - he re9!ed witheriugly, there are enough
spoons on the beach already" Hereupon the sad
sea waves said some more.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-26

Cass Ledyard. Harry N. Kohn Mrs. D. NJ. Brady,
Mrs Walter c. Morris. Charles s. Plumb. Mrs
A bert Schff DIR. c. F. Morris. Edgren r. Ward.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Nelson. George F. Ranger
Mrs G. T. Barnett. Mrs. E. r. Loeb. s. K: Dare,
Ernest R. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. TayI2r
MIR and Mrs. Albert Cornell. Mrs. ]. BUrchill MISS
BurchiIl. Clarence F. Brinsey. Henry Cryder l..
L. Loriard. Edwyn D. Sands. Mrs. J. A singer
Mrs Robert Chambers. Mr.. and Mrs Julius Remer,
Mr. and Mrs l. We'll. R. B. Mcknight Miss Elsie
w Smith James R. HYDE. Mrs Richard HYDE
Miss Lulu Hyde and W. Wickham Smith.
The daily sentinel., 1903-09-15
VACCINATION NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that all
school children before entering school
this Fall shall be required to have
been vaccinated. ~
All new comers must furnish the
Supt. of the school with certificate
of vaccination or some evidence of the
fact that they have been vaccinated.
before they will be permitted to enter
the school.
By order of the School Board of
School District No. 1.