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The National tribune., 1903-11-19
FINANCIAL.

A GROUND-ELOOR CHANCE.
"A WE WANT RELIABLE AGENTS
take charge Of the sale of stock Of the Diamond
Chief Mining Co. In their neIghb0rhoods In answer to
advertisements We have 80 acres Of the richest
mineral ground In Thunder Mountain District close to
the Dewey and other great mines Also on Big Creek.
Hundreds Of tons Of rich ore on the dump awaiting
treatment Par value of shares ti non-nssessabe,
fully paid. To get mill We Offer the first block OF
stock at eight cents per share Generous commissions
% agents Send for prospectus terms to agents 10
". H Hooper. Treasurer, Asotin, Wash
A MERICAN BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIA-
IA tion. 907 Street, n. W., Washington ID. C.
Pays per cent interest upon depcsits Withdraw.
able at any lime. Issues coupon certifcztes Money
secured In Washington real estate mortgages. w. J.
Frizzell. Secretary.
GEMENT AND PLASTER STOCK SELLING
~ for $100 per share Allkinds OF mining from
i've cents up Pecos Valley Cement aud Plasser Co.,
Box sos, Roswell, n. Mex.
WE ARE SELLING A LIMITED AMOUNT OF
w stock to purchase machinery. II you are look
ing for safe and guaranteed investment, address
Bunch Mining Co. Bunch, I. T.
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7 HAVE THE SELLING OF NUMBER
\ Of the best farms In Union County, Ohio.
one Of the best improved Counties In central Ohio
10 per acre, up: good land and level; waste or
swamPs; markets schools and churches: situated on
gravel roads: fine public Improvements paid for
taxes low Correspondents solicited. Nate L Mofitt,
York, Ohio.
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moNuM ENTs.
PRlNrING.

A IL KINDS OF CEMETERY WORK At
"A wholesale prices 70 soIders and their ffends
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ADDRESSES WANTED.

"ANTED-The present address OF James Mont
w gomery. 9Th Kentucky Cavalry Think Co. f,
Address J; u. Montgomery. No. 4sil, Cas- Street
Omaha, Neb.
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Classified Advertisements.
BOOKS ANDPlcTuREs.
GINCINNATI BOOK SALE,
IsGNrrH A 4 "A

CINCINNATI BOOK SALE,
" <O4 cENThAIaAVE.,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Daily Clearance Sales job lets to Dealers,
Libraries and General buyrK Cash advances
made on consignmentA Books thew and oldl
Curios Coins Stamps. etc. Write when you
want TO buy or sell.
Let US know your wan;siand We will get
you bargains :, ,,
WAR rs HE'LL
w Corporal Gurln, MfngiIng OF the
Blue and Gray, The Old BEass Cannon,
etc. Write for booklet containing tho
latest original dalect descriptive and
humorous poems of Charles Guinness,
"The Soldier Poet" iTis .
Price only 10 cents Qn silverl
POstoffce Box 81,
Leavenworth, Kansas
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Il acres; 10Foom house. large barn; plenty shade;
oacrs grove Eood land good ntuis good waser: near
churches school railroad, &C Price SSooo; viii sell
all or pant to suit A. c. s,aats vienna Fairfax Co..
The National tribune., 1903-11-19

ESOR sALE-FINE SUBURBAN HOME. FIFTY
foot lot corner; large shade trees: ffuit, pears
cherries grapes; house 25x7o two Stories eight
with bath; ine stone basement; furnace beat; bcit
is7; cement sidewalks; water; gas: one and half
blocks from station Walden, C., R I. a p. r. r.
For price and terms Inquire Of owner Geo w. Cosiey
96o1 Longw0od Ave, Chicago, Ill.
The National tribune., 1903-11-19

GX FINE BUILDING LOTS EAST OF UNI
~ versity and south Of Euclid Ava, size f0xl32
VIII be sold ON easy terms and at 3 bargain. High
land and everything Just the place for quiet
residence. II you are Interested and mean business
write for particulars Address, G. p. Meads II Clinton
Block, SYRACUSE N Y
The National tribune., 1903-11-19

SPAVIN ABSOLUTELY CURED BY OUR NEW
- Discovery. Leaves 10 blemish. Thousands have
tried It In the past year and 1t Is ndorsed by leading
horsenen a. the only safe and We will mail
this valuable f0rmus together with 80 other valuable
formulas neatly bound In book form, postpaid, for
Ind. -
The National tribune., 1903-11-19

II I'VE STOCK FOR sALE-CHoICR POLAND
- China Pig an1 Jessey Cattle breeders ali rcgs-
tered Address koet / Young, South ST. Joseph, Ne
The National tribune., 1903-11-19

EoR sALE@s BUILDING LOTS IN ST. AN
II DREW3, Fla, all near the Bay. One lot of acres
at Chipley Fla. the center Of village and depot
Also my homo place Of 26 acres at Spring Lake,
Orange Co.. Fla; very desirable For particulars ad-
dress n. Van Deusen iate member Of 7th CV.) Alta
monte Springs. Orange Co. Fla
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HOTELS AND REsoR1s

HIGH VIEW sANATORIUM
IL CHESAPEAKE BEACH MD.
for the care and trestmen; Of all and chronic
diseases and maternity casea Rheumatism and Par
alysts specially.
Situated on the Bay. 80 miles from Washington An
iaeai place ior res and recuperation- Address A. A
Marsielia, Head Doctor - -
RAND CENTRAL HOTEL.
European plan.
hates, &c. and SOC. per day.
Charles Bush. Proprietor.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

CToCKS, GRAIN, COTTON
- 5000 Margins 600 bushels Grain.
5000 20 5000 Margins 10 shares Of stock
We execute grain orders OF ZOO bushels and upward
and stock order of 10 shares and upward. Send f0I
cur booklet speculation and market letter mailed
free. Flower Co.. Board Nembers
2s321 La Sale St. OPP. Board Of Trzde
ChicaRD
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EpucA&NAL.

DENMAEsHIp sY MAf1 AaSs wnrrTxN
xao,so % order; any cSsor an al 1indsof Pen work
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NOR ALE-H HOUSE IN ORLANDO o. r.
H with rooms; stable, buggy shed. wood dand-cca
house. good cstern good fence all around iois iUO
by 1850 feet. Price. $4,000
Also, house adjoining the above with rooms 8
porches good c;seTn, plenty water, good chicken
house, and wood-und-coal shed lots 75 by l5O feet
cornerO fsreet all fenced In with woven wre fleet
high Santa Fo X r. through town: these
buildings are years old. Price, $4,000 Address
Jacob Berg, Orlando, o. T.
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nor RSALE-MESsAGES AND PAPERS OF THE
- Presidents from Washington down. Six volumes,
half morocco valuable work for library, private or
public New. just received and only one volume has
been opened find have no place fos It. Will sell
a. cost VS. Will ship to first party that sends rae the
amount To all others their money win be returned
X. c. Tremain Mt Dora. Florida
The National tribune., 1903-11-19

HISTORIC BATTLE-MAP OF TENNESSEE
IL 1901 Shows name, date and place of every 'bat-
tle action" engagement" "skmlsh" or 'afiair'
that occurred in Tennessee during the civil war; Old
soldiers, of either army trace their campaigns
through the State the principal public roads are
shown in the maj. Compiled by John Allison. For
sale by Sirobridge Lthogrsphng Company. Cincinnati
Ohio Price, t2l2
The National tribune., 1903-11-19

1cOR SALE-STOCK OF GENERAL MER-
II chandise in good condition In good country thss
has good wheat crop. Stock invoices about 5000
VIII sell for half cash and give easy terms on balance
WIN sell or rent store room double deck) very
able. Reason for selling, getting old and desire to
retire. Call address J. p. D. Mouriquand, Home
stead, Oklahoma
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sADcE&

TpENTIFIcAr1oN BADGES, WITH YOUR
l. Name Ss & Company and EJslmsrt shipped IN metal
qualities Electro Ps,e, 80 cents: rolled Gold Plate rs
cents, and Gold Filled. and address
plain. References: First Carroll (oun-
y Hank; ASd,s.: S,. ~ 9rdsl Cole, Mount Car
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NOVELTIES.

WAR EXPERIENCE: iss4-A GAME op
w cards Some serious and funny pights and
scrapes strkngly brought out in playing this esne
Price . cfntA 2Ased on actual expefience Pri.on
escape. Address W. H. Newiin. Springfield, Ill.
GAY, MY FRIEND. DON'T YOU WANT A MAGIC
- Dime Savings Bsnkf u holds $500 and costs
ioc Postpaid. chaA Manchester Eau Claire Wis
The National tribune., 1903-11-19

Iowa. with buildings Fine grove the best of soil;
90 acres In crops balance pasture and hay land: rural
free delivery and farmer1 telephone line: close
schooihouse: fne stock farm; flowing stream Of
water through pasture bargain tf5 per For
The National tribune., 1903-11-19
Foa SALE AND EXCHANGE.

EyOR SALE-LAUNDRY MACHINERY AND
II Cottage, siloam Springs, Ark. The building oc.
cupied by Laundry Is two-sfOry frame; has all
machinery complete for operating same One sH.
power horizontal engine, and l2. power boiler, both
Of which are new and In fine condition Alo, nice
Sroom cottage aud barn. House and Laundry fitted
with electric lights and city water. Price. good
terms and perfect titie 5000 Good for SELL
ing. For further particulars address Lock Boz ~.
oioam Springs, Ark.
The National tribune., 1903-11-19

"ANTED-Mexican Veterans Of Capt Morgan's
w Dragon OF Co. Fort Atkinson Tor Atchison).
iowa Please communicate with Horace Salter, New-
port Beach, Cal Am trying 70 get pension.
The National tribune., 1903-11-19

nON,T MARRY, DOCTOR OR DESPAIR.
- Don't do q thing" till you see clearly what's
best by aid OF Flashlights Human Mature. health
disease, love, marriage and parentage. Tells what
you'd ask doctor. but don't like to- 2a0 pages Illus
rnted. 25 but to introduce send only 10
any adult for postage. 10 cents. Chas. Stands Co.,
Waynesburg, Ohio
The National tribune., 1903-11-19

HAVE YOU READ THE YOUNG KENTUCK-
Ian Series OF books The best series Of books
for young old yet written. "Gen. Nelson's Scout"
=" On Thomas staff: - Battling for Atlanta T"
From Atlanta to the Ses"; Raiding with Morgan"
Published by A. C. Mcliurg 4 Co. Chicago If your
bookseller does not have them write to author, b. A.
The set, S., i75
The National tribune., 1903-11-19

no YOU WANT A PRACTICAL ALL~AROUND
II steeitank builder, now employed In that busi-
nessf II so. address W. f. smith. ll3 s. 10th St.,
Goshen, Ind.
The National tribune., 1903-11-19

PURE BRED BARRED Ply
eggs for ti-s0 John W. Wright Darlington. VIA
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

M ANTED-
w by MAN AND WIFE,
as Overseer OF farm or stock ranch. Am Farmer.
The West preferred. Address p. o. Boz <zi, Clark,
S. Dakota.
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BIRDS and PET STOCK.

IMPORTED CANARIEs, SOC. UP: JAPANESE
Gold Fish, &C. up: Write quick for special adver-
tisiig offers complete outfits Prices Will sd
vance. Sent safely anywhere. Fancders Co.. 5i7 w.
Broad, Richmond, Va.
The National tribune., 1903-11-19

HOUSEHOLD NECESsITY.-KEENE COM
"A binadon Hose Pipe. An ordinary nozzle and sink.
spout fusher combined Price by mail el.00. Circular
for asking. Address L. N. Kirk Patentee, Keene. N h
The National tribune., 1903-11-19

DATENT FOR SALE-TABLE ATTACHMENT
i for chairs ]. A. Dale. Daleville, Pa
RS- Protect your ideas. R.5-Advice free. Milo Ii.
Stevens d Co., established 1864, s99 18th St, Washing
ton, ID. c.
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HERE IS A BARGAIN TO fa1%a
IL For Sale-Flve acres rich sandy loan, adjoining
Rfchand, n. J.. suitable -6r chicken farm garden
truck On railroad 30 minutes Pailadeiphz direct
line to Atlantic City and New York Finest market
In the world for such products Mid climate. 1So0O0
half down, balance TINA J. g. Hazen. Springfield. Mo-
The National tribune., 1903-11-19

L,oR sALE-PATENT NO ssss $685. FARM OR
Il Yard Gate, warranted to give sstsGaciica A for
tnthe having the capacity or genius TO SELL
FARM Rights or Territory. Also. for 30 cents prep
arafien that has been tested, and Is warranted 10
donbe. TRIPLE quadrpie the lasting quality of wood
in the ground or out Telephone or fence posts made
especially valuable by its application. Daniel M Cox
MouitOn Iowa
The National tribune., 1903-11-19

"ANTED-TEE ADDRESS OF GEO. PETER
w son. age :.ow z. who len his homo at Cedar
Blum. Neb In 1902 and has not been heard from since
Please send 10 his brother, Peter Peterson, Cedar
Bluffs, Neb.
The National tribune., 1903-11-19

DENS!-GILLETTES HIGH GRADE STEEL
l. Pens are the best male and guaranteed to give
satisfaction. Is assorted Styles l0c Aluminium resrr-
vors applied to the pens holds the Ink that several
used always used. Percy Crzyon, Rockaway, n J,
The National tribune., 1903-11-19

100 ACRES OF GOOD GRAZING, WHEAT OR
lOO Aifalfa Land at bargain, In Wallace Co..
Kansas,
Also Lots No q, a. IS in L. ?. Hammond sub
division Of Hammond Ind.
Old and poor health reasons for selling. Address
270l Street, Sacramento, Cal
The National tribune., 1903-11-19

GOOD, ALL AROUND HARNESS MAKER
~ wants stead, job of work, good location to
start shop. Add.e J. Reagin. Bloomfield. Iowa.
The National tribune., 1903-11-19

T HAVE A COPY OF STUDER's POPULAR
ornithoogy. bound in morocco, gilt edges. and In
fine condition II has lle crayon plates, drawn and
coored from nature OF the 100 species and varieties
Of the birds OF North America Original cost 5000;
first person sending $500 gets IT, T. B. Atchison, 424
Main ST, Newton, Kan.
The National tribune., 1903-11-19

SnC BUYS FORMULAS FOR MAKING THE
w noted Kessisg LinimEnt, Cocoanut Candy md
how how to ciesn wall paper. Geofss ]. Clark, Valiant,
The National tribune., 1903-11-19

El0R SOC. WILL SEND A RECEIPT THAT
will cure the Bone SPAWN on horse if II donii
cure will .efnnd the money. Aaen D. Rays, Dosns
Green Co., Ind
The National tribune., 1903-11-19

A RARE BAR6AIN-FINE FRUIT FARM.
"A 100 bearing trees 116 6s In cultivation,
IL In pasture; remainder timber land; famous
health resort. Other lands cheap. Cash INSTALL
menI For full description write W. J. Bell, Corley.
Logan Co., Ark.
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PATENTS,

IlATENTS.
l. INVENTORS GUIDE BOOK MAILED FREE
This book contains 6S pages of valuable
information for Inventors Pafentees ana
Mechanics Tells How TO Obtain a Patent.
The Cost of a Patent. What to Invent for
Profit ard How 10 Sell Patent. Illus
fTates 100 Mechanical Movements and con-
tains a History of the most Famous Inven-
tons, with portraits of the Inventors.
BOOK MAILED FREE!
OMRkRA 4 BROCK Patent Attorneys.
GAO 18th ST. n W.. Washington. D. G.
The National tribune., 1903-11-19

HIGH BRED BUFF PLYMOUTH ROCK COCK
erels for sale at u each J. f. +. Patterson Alva,
Oklahoma.
The National tribune., 1903-11-19

A GENTS, CANvASSERS. AND STREET MEN,
"A We have q new article to offer you. You know
our reputation for good specItes. Send 10 cents for
samples and pricea Cook Cutlery Co., Homer. Mich.
The National tribune., 1903-11-19

A GENTS-SSo0 PER MONTH MADE EY SELL
"A Ing Stnnsky's patent for making smok eeas gun
powder at i0c. per pound; particulars free. J. A.
Stransky, Box SO. PCkwana. s. Oak.
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WANTED-To CORRESPOND WITH soMI
w refined intelligent old gentleman OF the GA. X
Address Mrs N. Draliow, No. W. Marshall ST.
Richmond Virginia
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A GENTS AND DEALERS WANTED FOR OUR
"A great patriotic and popular books:
The Devil II, the Church Anti Catholic
Fifteen Years Behind the Curtains Anti-Catholic.
Satan in Society-SOcial Evils Exposed.
Mr. World and Miss Church Member, ETC., etc.
Circular and terms free. Harvest for agents.
American Publishing Co. Beaver Sprinhs. pa
The National tribune., 1903-11-19

TX ACRE RANCH IN MESA COUNTY, COLO
- RADIO: 20 acres In cutivaton; small orchard of
assorted fruits: acres Of aiffa good adjudcaed
right; log buildings. Price, $50 for ranch and i'm
plementa w. II. II. Caughman CoIbran, Colo.
The National tribune., 1903-11-19

A rNGORA GOATS.-I HAVE A NUMBER OF
"a registered Angora Bucks for sale. For price and
Information address Lee Emrck. Harrisonville. Mo.
rvlUFF PEKIN AND GOLDEN STARLIGHT
- Bantams, u up. James NJ. Cash, Albion, Ill
The National tribune., 1903-11-19

E,OR SALE HOUSE, LOT AND BARN. IN
II the beautiful city Of Troy. Miami Co. Ohio lot
51x116 n to alley 10 rooms, stone cellar water, gas.
nscsdam street; cement sidewalks; fine barn, 2Sx36.
Price, =, 500 Address owner, Geo. w. Cosley 1901
Longw0od Ave, Chicago, Ill
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LIVE -sTock.

WHIsKEY HABIT CURED FOR A. 20 n,
w money back. q. r. Carman, Sawyer City. Ii
The National tribune., 1903-11-19

7 HAVE FOR SALE SIX ORPINGTON COCK
Il erels m. old; standard bred, from stock scoring
D. points; 7; o. b., $3.50 each. COmrade L. q. Rice
The National tribune., 1903-11-19

LNOR SALE-REAIL MARBLE AND GRANITE
II Stock Invoice about u 200: good location and
good territory Will sell at actual cost OF stock and
tools Good reasons for selling For particulars write
n. J. Peterson, Cambridge, H.
The National tribune., 1903-11-19

A GENTS-HERE IS A CORKER ONLY PAN
"A cake Griddle I'm the world shat bakes square
cake. Bakes SIX at one time, turns them by dumping.
New thing. 100 per cent profit. The Canton Griddle
Co., Canton, Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-11-19

A GENTS, LoOK.-BEST HOUSEHOLD ARTI-
"a Gle ever invented: sells TO every family; talk.
Ing required; nothing can beat It Hilker, Manufac
turer. $50 Grand Avenue, Chicago, Ill
The National tribune., 1903-11-19

DUsINEsS CHANCE-IF YOU HAVE 500 TO
ID invest In safe, legitimate pleasant business as
an Give or inactive Partner with o guaranteed net
profit OF 70 per cent, or 500 per month and pernap
nei pisiness, write far Particular the only chance
ID. = In a lifetime T. L. Moon. .sabira, Ohio.
The evening world., 1903-10-27
SAFE WAY FOR SOUND CRAFT.
Government. to he Asked to Cut d
Channel mt Cold Spring.

HUNTINGTON, L. l., Oct. ga Pc
tition is to be sent to Washington to
enlist he aid OF Congress in securing a
Government appropriation to carry out
the work of cutting a channel through
the sand beach connecting Lloyd's Neck
and the mainland of the town of Hunt.
ington and thus opening up a navigable
waterway between Cold Spring and
Lloyd's Harbor.
o ne of the principal arguments ad-
vanced in support Of the work is the
necessity of providing a short inc safe
passage for easterly-bound vessels to
Lloyd's Harbor from the west. During
heavy n~ortheasterly gales the harbor Il
often crowded with vessels and at times
even the big Providence and Fall River
boats have had to seek refuge there. At
present the harbor is reached by a long
detour of Lloyd's Mex Point, during
which vessels are exposed to the fury
of the storm.
The evening world., 1903-10-27
RETURNED TO DENY
REPORT OF DEATH

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Oct. 2z.-Frank
A. Dean. jr., q member Of the Freshman
class in Yale. who was reported dead.
has returned and relates q marvellous
experience he n a classmate named
Townsend had on the Sound.
Dean and Townsend started Saturday
morning for q short sail on the Sound
in a rather large boat. Ten miles from
shore they were stranded on a rock
n were held prisoners for twenty
eight hours.
When they had not Eoturned Saturday
night excited friends t~eleBraphed to
Deans mother. in Pittsburg, who Is the
widow OF Frank A. Dean. late Presi-
dent OF the Pittsburg and Lake Erie
Railroad. tina her son was dead.
Young Dean n Townsend remained
stranded on the rock until late Sunday
evening. when . high tide released them.
In thai time they had had no water and
nothing TO eat and were nearly FAM
ished when thsy reached New Haven.
Deans f1nSrsi had beeh made and Mrs
Dean was wiring frantieally for further
Information M a. TO the. whereabouts
Of the body. A telegram from her son
relieved her. IT
The evening world., 1903-10-27
SKULL FRACTURED,
DIED IN ELEVATOR
Peter Mcintyre Swooned While
Gate Was Opened and Struck
His Head Against Framework,
Dying Almost Instantly.

Riding in an elevator at No. 200
Fourth avenue to-day. Peter McInty-e,
on his way to the Building Department
in search of employment, swooned just
as the car left the second story and
before the gates were closed. He fell
forward. and as the car assembled his
head Struck the framework above the
gates and the back portion of his skull
was ripped off. Mcintyre died almost
instantly.
There were several people In the ele-
vator at the time. The fearful accident
was of such an appalling nature that
the occupants of the a were too nor
rified to cry out. John Barnett, the
operator, almost tainted, and the elevl-
tor went some distance before being
brought to a stop.
The flow of blood from Mc~Intyre's
mangled skull bathed not only the sides
and flooring OF the cage, but spattered
in every direction, running the clothes
Of all those who were riding to the
higher floors.
Mcintyre got on at the basement floor,
asking for the Assistant Superintendent
of the Department of Buildings. The ell
evator stopped at the second floor to
let some people IN, 1t was just after
the rise TO the next o that Mcintyre
tainted. He was taken out at the third
floor dead. TAN ambulance was sent
from Bellevue Hospital. but the man
was dead even before the vehicle had
started.
The elevator operator was arrested
by Patrolman Burns OF the West Thir-
tieth street station.
1t is believed Mcintyre lived at No.
304 Eleventh street.
The evening world., 1903-10-27

on the stand to-day that the detectives
caused all sorts OF troubles to his peace
win brothers. A member, Frank
Briar, was entering the house by a pass
key when the detectives arrived. They
wanted him to let them in at the same
time, Briar refused, and, as Winters
tale went. they then boat him and
knocked him down.
After this Winters appeared at the
window and was told unless he opened
the door they would force their entry.
Winters did as he was bid. The detec-
tives found nothing in the way OF a poo
outfit, Winters asked for revenge from
the Magistrate in the way of warrants
against the detectives, but as ne ad.
mitted that they were permitted to enter
rhe Magistrate dismissed the case.
The evening world., 1903-10-27
ALLEGED CRIMES
DOWN IN NOTE BOOK
Alexander Sachs Is Only Seven
teen Years Old, but Police
Believe that in Him They Have
Discovered a Fagin.

In a memorandum book found or
Alexander Sachs. seventeen years old.
OF No. 81 Ludlow street. who was ar
rested today at Sixth venue and Eign-
tenth street by Detective Friedman
charged with teaching younger boys to
pick pockets. vas found what the police
say is one OF the most startling and
unique records of petty crimes kept by
the criminal himself which they have
ever seen.
Sachs is said to be the leader of a
gang of boys whose ages range from
eleven TO seventeen years, whom he has
taught to stenl in the shopping district
along Sixth @ Three boys-Ren-
ben Koval. eleven years old, of No. l5i
Orchard street; Harry Baron. thirteen,
OF No. 95 Delaney street, and Charles
Nionolas, seventeen. OF No. n Broome
street-wAo are said by Detective
Friedman to be Sachs's pupils. were
arralgned in Jefferson Market Court on
a charge of picking pockets last Friday,
and Noval was held for trial in the
Ghildren's Court. 1t being alleged that
he stole a watch from n koVal
subsequently gave the detective infor-
nation that enabled him to connect
Sachs with the theft, and the leader
was captured.
In this notebook was found, written
OF a single page a list OF entries which
Friedman believes to be a record of the
value OF the thefts. The names are pre-
sumably nicknames, but the list with the
amount for which the articles stolen
were presumably pawned, follows. All
OF the entries are dated, Monday. Oct. 10.
Charlie" three amounts, "$l.25, $l.d
and $l.0o." Jockey, $500: Kiddy Miser,
500; Diamond. 20 cents; Abraham, 10
cents and % cents; Whiskers. N.2, oi
cents and 80 cents.
According to the story told by Koval.
Sachs's method was to go out on the
street with three or fou of his pupils.
and watch out for the police himself
while his gang did their work.
When Sachs was arraigned before
before Magistrate Mayo, in Jefferson
Market Court, at Detective Fritch-
mans request. me was held for examina-
ton at 10 o'clock tomorrow as the de-
tective expects to capture Others.