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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-03
THE Schultz CASE.
Judge Waddill Hears Applica-
ton for Writ Of Habeas Corpus.

d Judge Edmund Wnddlll., .lr., ~ ~ ne
EEnitoll states Distl'ictB Court. nltcrf hta Il
ing argument OH TIE duplication, FOR 1;
writ of habcas corpus sued out Through
counsel by Fred M.|SchnIe, has l,es ,,,
his. opinion In sthn3casc Until FneXt Glucs-
day, November S.lI. .s
Schultz, n reprcscntntiNrNof lf CilscaS 20
picture cnlarging firm, was ARRESTED re-
Gently on a charge Of doing business
without license, and was taken before
Justice Lewis, ofsIIcnrico county. VINO
ndjudgcd him gullty;Lnd Imposed q INV,
OF 500, Being unwilling 10 pay.Lhr llne;
Schultz on bis firm RETAINED W1srJz.; On q
Watkins ana Edgar r.: Eng isil ~ co W,
sci ard sued ont n. writ q hno.e bees, cor O..
Shc writ ana the discharge Of the pr.s9nls,r,
was heard Tuesday, ma Judge Wsndlii
reserved l,ls dccls.on,, taking the ;ca ls
under adviseincnt until next l'unsdny.S
Nh John S. EgglcstOn, IN the q Dsencr
of tho, Altorncy-C General, represent eu INC
State. It seems that IN ,lp pv;,,l WIS WIS
wax taken from the mngsnttGss derislon
10 tho Clrcui, Court 50f lenTlco c'u " y
but s that tribunal does nol sit ..n !, J
to give the bail required. Ills. counsel ms
advised the rrsort 10 llnbcns corpus. l'roi1nl
tho facts brought out: III llle Ghse I, !, u
appears that Schultz was SOLDERING 10y
a Chicago iitm,iand nj ono house he Wis,
tcd tbe left y blank form o. tpntrlCt
stating that the purchaser. hllEit sy -
Il frame for the picture when me picture
was delivered. Schlit!ns DEL n5S Mu s
that lc merely took orders ana nl ~ a
by The nrn lis counsel acgnl elluen W =
In nninI their CLIENTELE slate vlo OK .S,.
tho Interstate com mrrrtt l,roy1slpt 2 ~ tnc
Federal cOust ituti0li, {38.54t!Si9 lt5as~tt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-03
Maddox Hill Robbery,

The residents or Maddox Hill have been
troubled lately with petty. thieves. 4es-
terday the Parkinson residence was ~,
tered and chlld's opal ring, 81 A. nn,p'stol
lice were informed Of the robbery and q
negro named john Williams was arrested
on suspicion. The case VIII be further
worked up to-day. Il.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-03
Bad Tobacco Season So Far.

rho continued harsh and unfayorable
weather for handling ana marketing 70,
,bacco keeps the receipts !, o. loose leaf 81 =,
cbl,. Not more than five thousand pounds
were sold at all four warehouses yes
.tcrlay, Almost all grades nf leaf are
large receipts are looked for mi I'll q sea-
son opens. Shclbulnc's, shockoc, Stone,
wall and Crrnsllaws warehouses Al
Ind SINAI! salcs yesterday; 'nle quail
fair grade of slncured loaf bringing
$3.50 at Shclbu1ne,sy *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-03
Having Excellent Services.

The special services being conducted at
st. Joints Church by Rev. John Ma ttheWs.
M, Al were we'll attended last night ny
an apprecintiye crowd. These services
were bepln yesterday and viii continue
until Friday, November 18th. DR.. Mat
theWs Is II fine speaker.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-03
,.....,-.-

1 ID - . 4 Is ~ q S
ter o'clock and until 12 midnight, With
Motor,nan Edmond Scott aud Conduc-
tor /. Davenport In charge. That car
passed the spot where the body was
found twelve tines between and IL
o'clock.
Both the car men sworo before the jury
that the car did not strike an object dur
Ing that time, nor did they sec he body
OF Mr.. Calder, MS 1t lay In death within
few feet OF the track
"Our headlight throws n ligh, fT' ton
or fifteen feet on encl, side OF tho track. :
said Motorinan Scott, ''and " tho body
had been where 1t was found before I.
o'clock, couldn't help seeing II. ] n,n
positive 1t was not there
Mr. Davenports testimony was cor
loborative.
This testimony set the jury to thinking.
Could Mr.. Calder have beenpkilled BY tho
hand or All assassin r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-03
Candy Wcrke1 Strike.

nj I,ardtsiysa canag gactnrE. ~ ssYfa tHarsih
street went OH StrtEn yrtiart&y q; ho4ia k-e-
cause thcs Wanfet Iaas4 iay a. a'l9Ftsr 4pgya
There were ftFc laeu af3d fnt Sz5 n it3e
party. ont 81 pns iIgndrEd ofnppySt
The manager II looking tpr Offers 80 '1sbs
,heir places. and TIC hiisinetH Sii be CONDUCT
I'd AZ heretofore,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-03
Interesting Bible Reading.

Tho nllwenls services ~ mmnn !, T.,
Bnptisf Church last night assumed mo
form Of n Bibl, rendIng, The ATTENDANCE
waa large and the aciyice Was one y. q
exceptional interest, The sphlee1 VIZ "
Soul Winning pr, Iaylor f 10 ~ W =
4 he meciln" In such "a mannelrr .hs -
cnllan d lnrHc nnnber u take llNfl,s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-03
Licensed to We'd.

The following marriage licenses have.
been issued by the cicrk{of tic Illus tinS:i
Court:
Walter r, Kidd and Sarah Il. yvillis;l
Aires Fi.zhugi and Ethel l.. McCioy;
Ernest ". Walden and +, Myrtle Nc
Mullun: Rohcrt =. Walton, .Jr, and Flo--
cncc a. Minor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-03
Getting the Jurors Ready,

The grand ana petit jurors. for tbs
term Of thS United States DISTRICT an n,
next Wednesday,. have been drawn, and
viii be summoned this week. The court
has several cases of great interest on
the docket, both In the criminal and civil
business. M iHt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-03
Orators Stand in OakWood,

miles yostcrday afternoon S2n0 WAS ap-
pro,priacd for ihe erection q q peri,l va
nent speiisers stand A. s,akwoo ,ua In ~.
tho salary Of tho superintendent WAS az
creased 10 $50,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-03
All Pass Under Outstrctched
WingsS

large soldcI eagle lns hesla IlaSSs q !
.tonnl Bank tho gildcd cnlgy3of the bird
III freedom attracting ,nucll Intten,t ~;
'ric'nnnc 81 The bank makes TIE ritt.otil !,
atit,,,tHion. ana Il Ii certainlys,l nne Orla-
ment FOR the handsome building.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-03
Mother and Babe Locked Up.

INannio Smith, q young colOred woman,
With aninfaht In arms, was arrested yes
terday afternoon and locked up at the
First Station, on the charge OF taking IS
belonging TO Ida Parker.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-03
Murder Is Suggested.

& Or. cnrrington's description 81 tho
wounds and his testimony, strengthened
the augg cstion of murder.
Had IL man been struck by Il car lie
sad, .'ln my opinion, he would have been
knocked a further distance from the trncH
ard his body would have beer badly nuts
lated. There would also. have beeii
mares cF tho is,ow bn the .n,.'''E& There
were no marks on tho car, rs WIS testi-
fed 70 BY, Mr.. y. II. Roche, who examined
~ carefully.
- don't think a car could have caused
Carrington. 5S4
I I WIS reported to the coroner that two
negro woman saw tho body near The
track about eleven O'Clock Sunday ii gi;,
and that young white miln. living near
Mr., Calder's. saw the body about twelve
o'clock. The county officials have been
hunting for. tho two women. but In 10
Last night they were unable 10 ili:d them.
and It WAS learned that the. young man
Ind gone to Newport News. @9f
When the inquest continues At.,iH after
noon, other witnesses from, the street
car company will be examined, and the
officers Will endeavor to have. the two
negro women present.
The following gentlemen nre q, the
jury: Anthony. Erctzer. J. r.. johnson.
a. w. Smith. Henry Chlldress. d. S.
Brown, James Via.
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Mr.. Atkinson ILL.,.

Air. George Atkinson ts quite AZ ~ n MS
homo, No DOS llast Leigh street., e MI.
.Atklnspn rs a salesman f2r Measrs: .,y,,, T.,
nor and Ilupoley and " we'll 4 k'oNiis'N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-03
Police Benevolent Association.

The Police Benevolent Association will
meet at $50 O'Clock this afternoon. in the
JIustings Court ROOM President l.. u.
Norris viii preside.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-03
Board OF the Infants Home.

trhe lady managers u the ufuuts Iioms
Niil hold their regular monthly ueeting mis-
uf,crnoon at O'Clock All members ara
earnestly requested 70 attend
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-03
Strickland Acquitted.

Samuel Strickland, a negro Was ac-
inGs Court yesterday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-03
NEWS FROM
SOUT Inside
Negro Boy Badly Manglcd
by Two Bill
Dogs.
WHITE NH MEN REFUSE AID
Death Of Mrs. Hamilton rcpa-5
rations for Grand Rally
Saturday.
.Ianches,er Bureau. r,iaes. is, o,c, ,

slanchesier Bureau. TInesDlsI atch
No. 1iC1 Hell Street.
, 4 colorcd boy named WINSTON was
bitten and manglsd " two bnil .dogs be.
longing to Mrs. W. j. Dobbin. OF, The
corner Of Seventh, AMI Hull Streets. The
|, boy was badly Injured about ts.r legs lie
was ATTENDED by Or. 1sroadEax. It is
satd that fori. white men standing near
at tile time of the affair made no att
tempt to assist Inc unfortunate boy Mr..
John GIL. nsnear5y blacksmith, went 10
+, the scene ipally and Pulled tho dogs or.
Mr.. Dobbins will be before the sinyor's
| Court this morning for allowing his iercs
dogs to besn, large.
Preparing for Rally.
The" Original" Parker Davis-}.an,i, club
arc making big preparations f1r the s,ai,d
Democratic rally 10 he held next .;aiur-
day night. Al the necessary, fp;ils fnr
the affair are nov. ~ the iands$of .ur
committee and the success Of the feass
8is9 assured. The Committee on invitation
[ has secured Tor the occasion MeSsrs. fi,fs.z4
r. Bland, OF Portsmouth: y. - oT,la!l
Grey and Charles NJ. Wallace, Jr Besides
the fcas. and ori;orT The usual good
music VIII be furnished.
Death OF Mrs. Hamilton.
AIrs I.ottIe Lee Hamilton wife Of II. a.
Hamilton. or Newport News, died ycstcr-s
DAY morning In the homo OF iicr fail lcs.
Ali. Charles n. Nelson. 1905 Decatur
Street She WIS Twenty-Five years old.
and is survived by her husband and ons
small child. The funeral will take plpcs4
from Asbury Methodist Church this nf-
ttrnoon at . o'clock s
pcrsona1S and Rriefs
! Mr.. John y. Morgan. OF The Southern
| Railway shops. has received a promotion
which moves him from sSwansboro to 4
| Rocky Mount. y. Ct, where his future
! home will be-
Tho city force VS. hauling earth and
making nils on Stockton Street .yes;er-s
day.
Miss Annie CIary.. Of No, 1891 Hull
Street, is, recovering from her recent i'll
rcsF.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-03

2chniond r. G. Mettert aud Sifo and ~
J., Meter, 70 Roal Estate Trust Co,npan3
trusice Tor MRry r. sedRwick Is fcat on vest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-03
Rolls AND !! .,c
ri fRRUPT Tons

Have been suffering from Impure Blood
for many years, having Doils and other
Eruptions. Having heard Of S. S. S. ! de-
cidcd to tryit, and AM glad TO say that it
has done INC a great deal ofgood. Iintcnd
10 continue TO use it, as believe it to be
the best Blood Medicine OH the market.
Cleveland, Tenn. w, X. DErERs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-03

Tor over fifteen years have suffered
more or less from Impure Blood. About n
year ago | had boil appear on my leg
below The knee, which was followed By
three moro on my neck. saws. S. S.
advertised and decided 10 try it. After
taking three bottles all Boils disappeared
and I have not been troubled any since.
GEO. G. IiERr1C.
IId w, Jefferson ST., louisville, KY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-03
MR.. AGNEW's5 STATEMENT.
Chairman Explains Why He Did
Not Call State Committee.

Republican, State Chairman pnrk Az
new tales that Il publication III tll.s
hlnef, Or September 2olh, under the cap
ilon, gncW Will Not Can 1t, ~ IL ms
The evening world., 1904-08-20
AGED WOMAN MET
DEATH BY FALL
Thought to Have Lost Her Bal.
anoe While Closing Fourth.
Story Window Of Fifth Avenue
Residence TO Shut Out Rain.

Patro,man Farley, Of the East One
Hundred and Twenty-sixth street sta
tion. in passing the residences Of Charles
A Hall. at No. zoe Fifth avenue. to-
DAY saw the body OF an aged woman
lying on the pavement In q narrow ARA
In front Of the nc use.
He examined the body and found the
woman dead
She was Mrs Anna Summers. seventy
years old, and had been employed by
the Hall family for twelve years. Soc
had sither fallen or jumped out OF 4
window ON the fourth iioor.
Farley called an ambulance and Dr'
Schneppsl. " the Harlem Hospital,
found that she had fractured her skull
In the fall and that death had been al
must instantaneous.
Ar. Hall. who u a real estate dealer.
said Mrs Summers had shown signs %
her Increasing age during the last few
months And he had taken her 10 the
country with his family for several
weeks. She returned last night and sp-
pcared TO be IN the best OF spirits.
A window In front on the fourth nooT
was found open. and Mr., Hall said ne
,.clleyed she had gone 20 close ~ 70
keep out the rain and had lost her bal.
aoce and fallen out. lie said she had
no reason to commit suicide.
The evening world., 1904-08-20
WOMANSHOT DEAD,
No WEAPON NEAR
Mystery In Harlem Killing, and
Husband Of victim Although
Taking Oath He Was Innocent
Of Crime, ls Held.

A mvstsrv that IN nusxlins Coroner
Z" oorman .no 'ns p'"'e vi 'he i's
mont Station is the murder OF Mrs.
Caroline Atusso. q beAutiful young Ital-
,. IA a. .
,n sos . ~. So,
Ia'n'n'u 'oo'. :" "'' "~~'' ~
Thiru avenue to-day'
There was q bullet wound IN her neck.
~ Az L s ,,,S.a on ~. on,.,d.
rhs woman roomsd In the hose with
,.r h,.h.nA C.rms,o. a barbsr She ar
ner nueosno. ~es "0o,
rived In New YORK three Gays aso 10
jo,o her husband, who has bean here
&C, ..v,r- I'm .nourh money
wsa year '.vns up s 49,.
..v, bs lsN hts via s<leep this morn
Whsn NJ returned TO ths house this
...--.., On. hoAx hsA bseo discovered
eisnoon 'ue ~, 40, s..a. =, An.
and tns nooss va 'o IN " "
'y Ths ho,,ss IN which the crime va,
committed u Asp' y, ~ ~ a..
gore She heard . plstolshot IN ,ne
room occupied by the Atussos early to-
az Ara want TO Inyeitigate. The door
-, ,.H ar. rnoctsd. I'M, r~ceiyed
was iocAeo' o'"
no reply.
Alarmed at the turn OF ahairs the
$50 r., n,,, ~ ,hs house intend,os
woman 'a" w. v. @ .,.. a,..
70 go 70 the nonce stAuon. is Sns
changed her MIND ana went up into
Westchester insteaa te noui. .cmn.'
OF Atusso tha' sns iet .ns NJ.
wife. 4. A.. p,
The reiatlves returnee 70 sne yh, pni,a,
The evening world., 1904-08-20

PAssAIc. n. j., Aug p-rhH
Hughes. the owner Of the building IN
which a barber shop was wrecked oy
dynamite two weeks ago received a
letter to-day signed Black Hand ST.
cie,y" In which the writer said that
unless the barber were compelled 10
vacate at once the structure would be
blown up. The letter was postmarked
Psssaic. but was dated from New York.
The letter has been turned oyer to tho
police. who have asked the New York
police 10 assist them In running down
the author Of Il. The authorities claim
10 have A good clew that points to the
sender as New York man.
Mr. Hughess building Is at No. 80
Main avenue. Early on Aus 5 last a
iynsnni,e bomb was exploded under the
door leading to the birbcr-shop Of
Frank Costello, which IL on the ground
door Of the building. . thrss-story tens'
The evening world., 1904-08-20

| thers was Q crash and ssvsnty.hye feet
OF the street went down into the hole.
Fifteen feet below the surface were
two n-inch water mains. the s-foot
sewer and net work OF gas pipes, AZ
well a. an electrical conduit. Thes,
were smashed by the tons Of water and
eavh and the torrent was ADDED 10
when the water mains began to spout.
The bottom Of the deep excavation
was hooded. and although several
pumps were manned The water EsInsd
The orick sewer was carried away Tor
distance Of thirty feet. The water
from the surface being diverted by III.
caye.n Hooded the Easements Of ths
nelghboring houses. '"'
caused the supply OF water er vli mfms
ol gas to. be discontinued. In al 81.
ouldinss In the Immediate TrIrsss !
,neN was not drop OF water ~ ~
mao rom the pipes, and the busineSs
insh were further embarra ssed by M
sect,on i gas az Few buildings In thas
tIichty Some OF the larger hni, ,d,ms.
s,s,. also we're shut on In their supoiy ~
The sidewalk caved in a, M, -, . =,
~ West Forty-hfth street. INV
wall Falls on Central r,..r.
rory feet OF q brick retaining wal,
fsN high. at the rear Of Eau,tsbI. %
ana Hudson aSSsosnlRf Rvsr the ss;I New York SentSs
Mesn west sxty,sixth and Sixty.ssS.
Mmon mad accumulated behind n fslI
over upon the track next ii and ooysrcd
SsSr,0 dnS rdis several feet deep With the
The wall is laid on Tn. top of . b..v,
eeoue wall, 10 feet high, wiiich was m,
Heotsd by the accident, The trSci
nus buried was not a main ons. snd
little trouble was caused the rallroaS
omchh. y was clearsd In an hour by
cars, xSo 2, Wsfs ny %sni pSt m With IT, train Si AZ
after the fall. The iamass viii - Sev,
Sral thousand doliara.
The evening world., 1904-08-20
DOCTOR ROBBED BY !.
CONFIDENCE MEN


WARRINGTON. Conn. Aug. M-Dr.
Henry Hartwsll. OF this town. has IN.
formed the police OF DAnsury, New
Milford and other 'nsighboring places
that Thursday hs lost $500 TO two con.
ndenos men. who deliberately robbed
him and left him unconscious BY the
roadside.
Ths men have bsen traced To Brsws-
ters. n. T., where they took Q train
going south One Of the two men was
In the sarb Of q clergyman and the
other represented himself to be q bust
ness man interested In the purchase Of
somo Ltchneld County real est6ts.
The supposed clergyman gave IN,
name OF c, Woodruff. OF Rdgshsld, and
presented letters OF INTRODUCTION anc
credentials. From talking real estats
the clergyman changed to govsrnmsh,
bonds, and showed q number OF an.
parently genuine government bond.
which he offered 10 seA.
The opportunity for investn,en,
tempted Dr.. Hsrtvsll snd he agreed Il
buy the bonds II the supposed clergy.
man would wait until he could 90 Il
New Milford and get the money. Ths
confidence man offered to take him ther,
In his own carriage and return With HIN
TO the Hartweil House. where the dea
could be consummat ted -
On the way back from the bank Will
5000 In his pocket. the second strangel
held up the vehicle and sandba9ged Or
Hartwell. In his mall DR.. Hsrtweil n
cetved letter from the two men tellins
him he was an "old fool"
The evening world., 1904-08-20

The heaviest rain storm the and the
total fall of rain for the n enormous
ss inches all vicinity to-day
swamped the word for it Everything mountain
under And this reinforced BIZ an
wind which backed the bay the mles of vs
mont Of the city avah cellars flooded buildings streets
knee Deep Many thousands dollars stored in cs.
and on hrst floors
ALL RAILROAD TRAINS DELAYED
All railroads impsd trains running slowly fear of vhou.
In several notably YORK. Haven and Hartford
and the Long Island Railroads. the engines thu
getting into the are under the boilers hs
These trains stalled for several hours.
The Hanksnack Meadows became vast lake P River
lost W identity Newark Eabothpor cites ad,acsn "a
inundated. - "
The evening world., 1904-08-20
Famous Surgeon and Son oi
Former Justice Of the 81
preme Court colIapsss I'm
Too Arduous Duties.
NATIONAL REPUTATION
As A aYkEcol loelst.



pr' William Rice Pryor. ycapssGo
son Of former Justice Horvr A. 49,. I. y
OF the suprems co,r, "a =.
uo., .r,,n.,, ~.
,vn.o,,o~w ~ 49,. , =.
IN, n Il, Wv o ss.
r.r.rs, h....,n- s.~ ~
brourh, ohnn, -, a. 10
con.,.n, CO.. . ~ -
Dr prvor h... ,ss-". -
ort about ,xo ron,h. 80
ploom,r,,rov. p,r. cc.,,s~ vysnE
,.c,,n.r.,;.. ~. 80. -
esms Il, \. ,.,,c,r,.~ 49, xX
WITH the tsmpsr.aurs \, n. -. ~ ~
r.h, - = - ~
M. conh,,,or n...-. =. ....s -
| n. was broush, hsch "A ~ YcsS~~
W.dnesdav IN ch.yrs a m cs~~rl.
tins n Naet,uir.. ths hssA vs.atIne -.
reon At N. y,nceots Hoeuitai -,
Prvo, h.csms surs scms tiuS - .eSS1
bs vould no. I,v. ,hr,.sh shls iIs..1r-.
ana sccordlns 10 s,s srthr. - H1IS
.hout tvo month"; sso: w
To,S Father Ne WssIa ~.
"F,the~. n n all IN vttA ne -
time" ,i
Juds. Pryor broks down ana w.
xh,n ,sen r,ssrdIns hIs sor's -
ai,Iun mi, morning Al h,s noms. Na !
We,, slxty.nlnth street Hs IA -
had no hopes for his son's recover. :
The vifo Of the doctor II coustaotit
At his bedside. a. 10 his sister, Mn
william d. Dodge. wife Of tAs sr(lu.
| In speak,ns OF his sou's work ~
| PRYOR ala ,h., IN. onIv s..s. "a, Iu
| 80 ~ - X
nfeakihs oown was nus constens
,en'lon to ii, NE wers. hs ase
| IA. 49,. .,,s.. =. ,.s.- ~-><1
one oay' A''housn ns nsc - '<|
sNs practice among the uppsr go y
the doctor worked mostly amer ~
noo, rsr,o,r,,,. ors,~ ,,n,. ~ ,o9I
.. ~" ~ -X
w u wn MS custom ma fatner
.,'s ma n.s , ""' ~ .H ~.
. '.' 49, ~,
would return TO the patients heu -
matter bow far away. and rspnain b1110
until assured that ali v.a ,p~1a Z, 't/
49, r.~.. IL
s..u u', :ummon.s :, ,I. ,rov =, n. - ~ u;.s
mond. ". ana 4. .rvect.1 -. -
-. ,xx>
- ss .--
Although only forty-slx yomof r.
Or. Pryor Il one Of the ~. -
surgeons In the United ststsa - -
had an important gynecolo0tca1 &C.,
i ~. 49, -, 4. -. ~-.~rI ~
uo" ~ S .. n n
The evening world., 1904-08-20
u. S. ATTORNEY
is THREATENED.
Continued from First Page.)

the police Of the East One Hundred and
Fourth street station warned Detectives
Carao and Arehipoll that they were
making a bad break; that there was
nothing to show that this trio knew
anything Of the boy. and that they
ought not to be dragged to Brooklyn
like common felons when It was obvious
that they knew nothing OF the boy.
But the Brooklyn men would not be
convinced. They took the weeping
Italians to Brooklyn. where the In
evitable happened; the boy could not
Identify them and they had to be turn
ed loose. Capt. Rooney expressed great
regret to-day at the arrest Of the three.
but said Il was one OF those unfortunats
things that would happen when a case
required the spreading OF tha- police
drag net. .. , .
Capt. Rosaey IL Angry.
Capt. Rooney to-day IL about the
maddest police oficlai In the city He
says that young Mannino mas told about
sixteen different stories. as nearly a.
he can hgure II, and that he has been
Neh ooacneu IN sne at W eoh' oanns
Capt. Rooney has rot told half he
knows,
Plan a Surprise Arrest.
I'm not through" said Capt Roo
ney to-day. I'm not through with this
case by q long shot. There are q lot OF
things to be explained. and u Mannino
will not explain them, maybe his part
nsr, sigrettl. win. What 1 want e
know Il where 10 slsretuf He hasn'l
been around for three or four days. and
my men have been unable TO nnd him
at his home In Borough Park =
ions. however, win surprise them
with an arrest which Will take thsS
Detectives Carrao and ArchipolL un.
dauntei by their hssle Of yesterday.
started again for East One Hundred
and Sixth street to-day 20 look Tor the
They will have the cooperation Of Act
lng Captain Hulse, Of the East One
Hundred and Fourth strest station. and
his men, but the latter do not mean TO
allow another such action a. that OF
yesterday II they can help It. Before
he started his men away to-day Can't.
Rooney told them 10 be careful not 10
arrest any more Innocent persons.
Doesnt waat Revenge.
Mannino, waen seen to-day. said that
he was so overjoyed at the return OF
his boy that he hadn't given much
thought to Furnishing the men who took
him away,
Father Pokes the Police.
"But I want them punished and |
hope the police will get them" M
said, THE police seem to think thei
/ ought to 20 out aud arrest the men
Shlnk II Is their duty. 1 have told
them all I know"
y,uns Mannino was al home to-day
,ookinr as cool and unperturked a,
though nothing had ever happened q
him A reporter asked him II his MIND
vas any clearer no wabout the event.
~ the past ten days than II was yester.
day he replied:
oa,i donit want to answer any NOR,
ouestions. I hope you viii all 90 ava,
",r The Mannlno family celebrated tn,
r.,urn Of their boy with q big party las
rtrh, sal yatore Msnnino. who l. on
n,ehei, tor his connection with the case
on nne Of. the guests. The police en-
NJ, Salvatore took the boy from IN,
n ,nns who took him over from Manhat
tan. They have ne testimony OF sa
ICON. Keeper Mcousld on this point sal
vaiars stili says he found the boy or
i've street,. and the boy'a father say
he doesn't doubt II In the least