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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-12-21
In Praise OF Chamber!a!n's Cough
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There is no other medicine manufac.
ture that has received 50 much praise
and 80 many -xpre,> .ons Of Gratitude as
Chan ht r'a,u'- Cough Remedy. 1t is
effectiv.. an wv np, r'ljei folioWs lite
use. ';f,,-Hl ptrr4's ev-rywhere do
not ne-l;,t-- l. i-- ,iN tolt- merits for the
benefit ri oth-r-. l. j. a certain cure for
Group aud viii prevent the attack II
given 1T lne -ir-t appearance oi the dis
ease / j. especially al .bted - children
as it is pl-a-ant TO lake and contains
nothing injurious. Mr.. f. A. Humph.
reys, vel known resident and clerk in
the store oil Mr.. r. Lock. OF Alice. Cape
Colony, South Africa, says II have
used Cham berlain's Cough Remedy TO
ward off { Cup and colds in NV family.
l found il TO he very satisfactory and il
gives me pleasure 10 recommend IT, For
sale by Evans Dru, Co. m
The Jersey City news., 1905-10-27

The man of this story is very light
sleeper, one who Is easily wakened and
who is a long time getting to sleep.
In Vermont hotel he had at last got
sound asleep when loud rap, repeat
ed, awoke him.
What's wanted r.
Package downstairs for you.''
''Well, it can wait till morning, I
supposer
The boy departed, and after a long
time the man was sound asleep again,
when there came another resounding
knock at the door.
well, what is it now?" he inquired.
"'Tain't for you, that packageY'-
Boston Herald
The Jersey City news., 1905-10-27

One, of the most interesting features
of the tragedy In 1859, in which King
Kamehameha ~. shot his secretary,
Mr.. Nelson, arises from the manner in
which the monarch fred his revolver.
It is said that both men were in a
room alone and were drinking beer.
The king, walked over to a manteI
above which was hung large looking
glass. He toyed with revolver for
awhile. his back to his victim, and
then, taking note Of Nelson's position
at the opposite side of the room by
means Of the mirrors he pointed the
revolver over his shoulder and fred,
the ball striking the secretary with
fatal effect. Pacific Commercial Ad-
yertiser. se
The Jersey City news., 1905-10-27

AN ORDINANCE FOR THE RELIEF OF
Joseph H McGuiness in construction ok
bay windows.
The Mayor and Aldermen of Jersey City, by
the Board Of Street and Water Commissioners,
for and on behalf of the municipality Of said
city do ordatn as follows:-
Section l. That Joseph H. McGuiness be
and is hereby granted permission to construct
and maintain bay windows on building TO be
erected by him at the southwest corner oe
Clendenny avenue and West Side avenue
which bay windows may project beyond the
building line of Clendenny avenue two feet
six inches e it,. in.) and may extend from
the first story to the roof of said building any
ordinance to, the contrary notw outstanding.
The work to be done under the supervisors
of the Inspector of Buildings.
Section 2. The ordinance granting this privi.
ege to be of full force and effect for q period
of ten O0) years. and thereafter until such
time as this Board or its legally authorized
successors may order the removed
Section g. All cost and expense incident to
this ordinance shall be paid by the applicant
tinated by the Clerk of this Board to be
necessary shall be deposited with that office
on demand.
Passed September II. 1905.
F. HEINTzE.
Approved September H. 1905.
Nj. NJ FAGAN.
GEO. T. BouroN.
Clerk
The Jersey City news., 1905-10-27

FIRST WARD
FIRST DISTRICT, 41h Greene street:-EAst
by the Hudson River, from New York Bay to
Sussex street, north by Sussex street. from
New York Bay to Greene street, TO Morris
ineton street from Morris street 10 New York
Bay; south by New York Bay and Hudson
SECOND DISTRICT, 7s Greene street:-East
by Hudson River, from Sussex street 70 Grand
street; north by Grand street. from Hudson
ton street from Ssand street to Morris street
south by Morris street, from Washington street
to Greene street, to Sussex street, to the Hud-
IT THIRD DISTRICT, a York street:-Hast by
Hudson River, from Grand street to Third
street; north by Third street, from Hudson
River to Washington street; west by WASH
ington street. FROM Third street 70 Grand
sorsss tom street s1 to TIE HUDSON River. -' aA
FOURTH DISTRICT, 1ss and 200 Bay street
East 5y street sv .S from Bay
Grove street, from Third street 70 Bay street;
south by Bay street, from Grove street to
FIFTH DISTRICT, sss Henderson street:--
to Bay street north by Bay street, from Wash
inigton street to Grove street. west by Grove
south by Pennsylvania Railroad, from Grove
SIXTH DISTRICT, I47 Montgomery street.
to Pearl street; north by Pearl street, from
Washington street to Pennsylvania Railroad. to
from Pennsylvania Railroad to York street
south by York street. from Henderson street
SEVENTH DISTRICT. 1874 Grand street,
York street; north by York street. from Wash
Henderson street. from York street to Sussex
street: south by Sussex street from Henderson
f MsssnESn DisrH Morris
by Washington street and Washington street
produced from New York Bay to SUSSEX street
The Jersey City news., 1905-10-27

cuted. 1t looks better than darn. If,
however, the material trays very much it
will probably be necessary to draw the
rent together first with different colored
fine cotton and darn it, taking UP every
other thread. One strand of filoselle Of
the correct shade should be used, either
for darning or for the sirst-described
method. To become an expert darner
requires patience and good eyesight.
The Jersey City news., 1905-10-27

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children teething. It
soothes the child, softens the gums, al
lays all pain: cures wind collie. and is the
hest remedy for diarrhoe. Twenty-fvs
cents bottle.
The Jersey City news., 1905-10-27

A swindling Arm once advertised that
1t would send for the sum OF 2s. Cd. a
recipe which, il followed to the letter,
would keep folks from growing old.
Some credulous persons answered the
advertisement, remitting the required
fee, and received the following reply,
We would advise all such idiots as
you to commit suicide at about the
age OF twenty-five p London Tlt-Bits.
The Jersey City news., 1905-10-27
whoY

Who taught the raven In drought
to throw pebbles into a hollow tree
where she espied water, that the water
might rise 80 as she might come to it7
Who taught the bee to sail through
such vast sea Of air and to find the
way from a flower In a field to her
hive?
Who taught the ant to bite every
grain Of corn she buried in her hill
lest it should take root and grow7--
Bacon.
The Jersey City news., 1905-10-27

Twelve % Members OF the General As
sembly from the County Of Hudson.
One a. Sheriff for the County of Hud-
son.
One q, Coroner for the County of Hud-
One q Mayor for the City Of Jersey
City.
One a. President of the Board of Alder
men fqr the City of Jersey City.
Two t2J Street and Water Commission
ers for the Citysof Jersey City.
Twelve az Aldermen, one a. from each
ward of Jersey City.
Twelve 10 Constables, one ~ from
s each ward of Jersey City.
So Justices Of the Peace as follows:
First Ward One 1f for fual term.
Second Ward-One ql for unexpired
term Of Martin Kelly, deceased
Third Ward--One CD for unexpired tern,
of James Mcmahon, deceased.
Fifth Ward-O fl)sfor nnexpired term
of William A. Conrad, deceased.
Seventh Ward--Twot2ls ( for full term.
One az for unexpired term Of Miles, Nc
Carton, deceased
Ninth Ward 0ue II for ,inexpired term
y of A4anson T. Crawford deceased.
Twelfth Ward-One o. for unexpired
term OF. Joseph A. Dunno, deceased.
One az for unexpired term of Carl G.
L. Hagen, deceased.
One a. for unexpifed term of jules B.
De Sentgnan, deceased.
5s.<
And notice is hereby further
given that the following named
80
places Tor election and boundar-
iessof Election Districts at which
the Boards Of Election shall meet
and said Election shall be held
have been selected and adopted
as required by law
The Jersey City news., 1905-10-27
Generous.

''See here" said the client, you've
charged me SO much fer handling this
suit that I'll have to put a mortgage
on my farm. Can't you help me out
little?'
Il guess / car, !" replied the enter,
prising lawysrs,s fsssll you you what III,
do I'll dfaw the mortgage at half
rates, - Philadelphia Bulletin.
The Jersey City news., 1905-10-27
rs IN

TO THE CREDITORS OF THE GENERAL.
In pursuance of an order of the Chancelsa-
made on the day of the date hereof you-5are
hereby notified to come in and prove before me
at the address given below, your -clailns and
demands against the General Hydroilogen En-
CINE Company, an insolvent corpora ton under
oath or affirmation, within three months from
the date hereof, or you win be excluded from
the benefits of such dividend as may be
thereafter made and declared by the Court cs
said corporation.
Dated September 5. 1905
FRANK P. McDERMOTr.
Receiver OF General Hydroiiogen Engine
Company.
80 Washington Street
L. 1egsax CITY, N Z
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
HOME NEWS.
NEW-YORH CITY.

Edward sheehy of No 400 East s4th-st the
eleven-year-oid boy who struck on the head
while asleep in bed Saturday morning by a
blasted rock that had pierced the roof OF his house.
died last evening at Bellevue Hospital.
statement OF thanks was given yesterday to
Police Captain McGynn, OF the Delancey-st sta
tion, and Sergeant Northrup. of the Madison-st
station in command of the reserves guarding the
procession and ceremonies in connection with the
dedication of the new synagogue of the Congrega-
ton Beth Haknesseth Anshei Bialstock at Nos
TO II Willett-st, yesterday afternoon when a fire
in the draperies of the sanctuary threatened to
panic
Frank Wagner. three years old. who fell from a
window of his home the sixth floor, at No. / $50
1st-ave-. on Sunday afternoon. to heap of soft
earth in the yard, and who was thought at
the time to have escaped serious injury. died yes
terday in the Harlem Hospital, from internal in
juries.
Cracking setzer bottles. under the heat of the
flames, gave the alarm OF fire early yesterday. in
the store OF Louis Brody, Clinton-st- and East
Broadway and perhaps saved from injury or death
many of the members Of the twenty families liv-
ing the five floors above
Officers of the National Association of Piano
Dealers of America will meet here on August %
and 26. to arrange for exhibition of musical in
struments at the 1906 convention of the association
in Washington. May. A resolution will be
proposed requiring that all pianos placed on the
market shall bear the names of their makers
The annual meeting of the Grand Lodge of Odd
Fellows will he held to-day. tomorrow and Thurs
day at Terrace Garden.
John A. Peiring. clerk in the New-Rochelle
Postofice. arrested on Saturday charged with hav-
ing taken letters containing money from the mails
arraigned before United States Commissioners
Ridgeway yesterday. He waived examination and
furnished $3.50 bail
Joseph Stern and Abraham Cohn. arrested on an
esstbound 125th-st. car. at 5th-ave. on Sunday
placed under bonds of $500 each to keep the peace
for three months, in Harlem police yester-
day. Leo Oppendorf, against whom there was
not so much evidence discharged
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
FORGER WITH RECORD.
Man Sentenced Said To Be Former
PENNSYLVANIA Legislator.

Boston, Aug. 21.-J. D. Standish, said to be
q former member of the Pennsylvania Legis-
lature. was sentenced in the Superior Criminal
Court here to-day by Judge De Courcey serve
not more than six years nor less than three
years in the State Prison for uttering forged
checks.
Standsh, who is seventy-two years old, made
his appearance here in 1901. He arrested
by Boston officers on August { of this year as
he was leaving the Trenton. N J.. Jail, where
he had been confined for forgery. He was
charged with forging checks here four years
ago. According to police information. Standish
was born in Pennsylvania, has been a school
master and was once friend of the late Sena-
tor NJ. S. Quay.
In 1883 Standsh was arrested in Fargo y. d.
on charge of swindling in Canada, and was
taken 10 Manitoba and sentenced to ten years
in Stony Ford Prison. 1t is alleged that Stand
ish, through false testimony. was convicted of
crime committed by Charles A. Chandler, of
this city. who had embezzled $4,000 in Canada.
Meanwhile the real Chandler died in ST. AL
bans, VT. and Standish pardoned by the
Premier OF Canada, Sir Wilfrid Laurier.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
DESERTED, SHE TRIES TO DIE.
Woman Struggles to Throw Herself from
Bridge Over Newtown Creek.

Despondent because her husband deserted her
eight years ago was the cause given by Mrs.
Lille Winters, of No. 73 Morgan-ave., Will
iamsburg in the Manhattan-ave. police court,
where she was arraigned on a charge Of at
tempting suicide. Early yesterday Policeman.
Bruins standing at Grand-st. and Metropolt-
tan-ave., was attracted to the bridge over
Newtown Creek by the screams Of an hysterical
woman. He found a young woman trying to
leap from the bridge and being restrained by
John Grimes, a watchman.
The officer assisted and pulled the woman
back TO the roadway. She struggled f7ercely to
free herself and begged to be allowed to die.
She was arrested and locked up in the StsgS-
station where charge of attempting suicide
made against her.
When placed in a cell she grew 50 violent that
ambulance was summoned. and DR.. Rarick
after quieting the woman. took her to the MAN.
hattan-ave. police court where she was sent to
the Kings County Hospital TO have her sanity
inquired into
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
THEATRICAL OPENINGS.
"THE PEARL AND THE PUMPKIN,
Broadway Theatre.

'"The Pear: and the Pumpkin, extravaganza
by Paul West ". W Denslow. and John W. Brat
ton, brought out at the Broadway Theatre last
night. It huge affair. and what 1t lacked
in pretty girls it made up in specialities-
This is the story;
A pumpkin famine is caused by a malicious sprite
known the Corn Dodger. One solitary crop has
been raised by a Vernon boy, Joe Miller. Ike
Cannem, the proprietor of a canning factory in
Bermuda. arrives to obtain possession Of this crop
and the Ancien: Mariner comes from the bottom OF
the the quest, being sent by Davy
Jones' who keeps boarding house for reformed
pirates. The pirates have made the life Of Davy
unhappy with their demands for pumpkin pie. Both
Cannem and the Ancient Mariner anxious to
not only Joe Millers but the pumpkins
he has raised. They arriv- learn from the village
baker John Doe that Joe has cut them up for
sack o'-an erns'' The wicked Corn Dodger trans
forms Joe into 'pumpkin-head." and the Ancient
Mariner abducts AMI carries him to Davy Jones's
locker, through magic spring that communicates
with the bottom of the At the bottom of the
the pirates wish 10 convert Joe into pumpkin
pie but is saved by Mother Carey, a good fairy
who arrives with her band in the guse OF a sub
marine fire brigade. The scenes shift to Bermuda,
where Cannems canntig factory is first shown
Here the pumpkin-boy, with the exception of his
head, is cut up filling for pies for the
guests of hotel The head is thrown overheard
and appears in the it rises on the surface
of the waters. Then the Corn Dodger undoes all
his wrong. transforms Joe into a boy again, and
all ends happily.
There are plenty of dancers and singers in the
cast. and some Of the scenes than ord-
nartly spectacular. The usual trarsfo 7nIato7 and
spectacles
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
QUARREL OYER PATIENT.
Doctors Hare Wordy Var While
Injured Man Lies on PaUement.

Two ambulance surgeons from the Hudson
Street and St. Gregory's hospitals had a war
OF words last night over a patient and almost
came TO blows before the St Gregory surgeon
finally gave in, after expressing a somewhat
strong opinion
The case was that of Frank Smith, an en-
sineer Of No. 4.517 North l7th-st, Philadelphia.
snlth was found on mis- back, unconscious, a
stream OF blood running from his head, under
"a orioee arch near No 2Ss William-st The man
VINO discovered Smith found Surgeon Duncan,
who seized medical case and ran TO the scene
BY that time several policemen had carried
The patient 10 saloon at No 222 wflliann-st
and another policeman sent call TO the Hudson
Street Hospital. through Police HEADQUARTERS.
Tor an ambulance. This brought Surgeon Vance
who arrived there as a St Gregory ambulance
followed up it's own surgeon After a hot arg7,-
1nent DR.. Duncan gave in.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

inson. New-York.
Dover Aug 21-ArEved. steamer vaderIand Resa Ehce
NevV-fOrk for Antwerp (and proceeded,. passed
steamer Excelsior (GeD. Courtt2. New Yors f''
Plymouth, sns 81 s:5S n-Arrsvsd steamer Kais,s
Wilhelm ~ tGerl, Hogemana. New-Vork to~ cher
eours and Bremen land proceeded
Isle o. WSht Aug 2l-Passed Vaderand (Bais
Bristol Aug 2iArrived steamer Bristol CITY tBr Bar
clay. New-York
Glasgow, Aug 2o-Arrtved steamer Columbia tRr'
Wadsworth. New-York via Movi:le.
Fturne. Aug 2o-Arrived steamer Pannona ,Brs Fente
cost. NeW-Hork via Naples
Curtis lfroH Antwerp, New York
Prawiee Point, Aug 21Passed stsa.rsr M1in GsEl NoI
Rareh. Bremen fer New-York
Nher6oars; Aug Fl. 10 T-Ar-ived. steamer Aass,
Mhheim u Ger, Hog~msHp. New York N'
- Plymouth for Rremen tand proceedcdl
booiosne. Aug 20. r-Sailed. steamer Fuerst w
mareS tGer). Meyer Vrom Hamburg ara povs''
veniss Avs ie-Arrivsd. Lustter tRn. rr0w's
Naples Aus Is-saii-a. steamer ,isrnania ~
Genoa Aug % ,. m-Arrived. steamer Kesnis7
Laise Ger, Veger New-York VIA Varies tnot s1e
East London. Aug 2l.-Arrised stearrer G-iaua ,Ra
N anderson. New-YorS pakar -
b~nerars Aug lI.-saned steaune- F,rena utf' ~
pnoTSs, Aug ls-AFrived steameT Ll7sn tRr,. A0f'As
Para Aug. 2e-Arrived. steamer ulhcrt I'm rssieS
Sew-Nork via Barbados 80
Csieutta Aus 2f.-Arrfyed steamer MashsnA C5sl' F1
cell Ne~-Nerk via Mseras
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Monday, August 21. 1905
ARRIVED

Steamer Ryndam Dutch Van der Zee Rotterdam, a..
BoulogEe August Il. the Holland A merfca and
so Saoin and 9ts steerase passengers dse Arrived
Steamer iceland (Br> BToomhead Antwern and r,oxo-
August II 10 the Red Star Line cshtr
seerage passengers and mdSe Arrived a: the Bsr ~
gust and Newcastle on Tyne Z 10 F,ncb [S. ~
with mdse Arrived at the Bar at . m '0 70
Steamer Zulla. Bennett. Maracabo
Curacao Ia 70 Boulton. Bliss & Dal Tf.A 60
sensers. mails ana mdse Arrived the bar AZ Ie,So
a m. ~ -'di AT io'so
Steamer Yumuri CNor, Roe. Port Antonio ,,.r., :,
the Bar $50 a ~ -'''4NVN az
Steamer Finance, Mowbray Colon Aue7ls, "A - 49,.
Panama Railroad Steamship with
sengers mails and mdse Arrived the Bar a. 10 O5 N
steamer Northtown. Van Glider. Port Arthur TsS a.,
gust II with oil 20 the Standard on Companv vessa
To- w Elweh & Co Left Quarantine az ass a n,
sob ~ su1 fgslns Galveston August rs 10 the
a m. ' SN'i''ei"e ." 80
steamer City OF Memphis. Burg Savannah August Is
Quarantine at 2i5 a m - 4N Nei'
steamer Mamma Hats. Charles Baltimore. to II c Fes-
steamer jamestown. Hitler. New. ana Nor
Io!E 70 ne old Dominion SIS Co, passengers ana
nlse Lett quarantine at 2;44 m.
Steamer nora tNor Stabell Chester Penn August 10
pairs - " ~ -'0 "0'e 'Vi ~
sandy Hook. J Aug 2I. $50 nn-wind southwest
Franklyn lsrl. for Jeddah. Massowah Bang
SO and 50. Port Arthur - N''
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
AVENGED ALLEGED INSULT.
Oyster Bay Stirred Up Over Filming of Young
Man.

Oyster Bay. Aug H.-One section of Oyster Rave
residents is stirred up over the fning by Justice
rranKiin OF Samuel Mangan for thrashing another
youth named Walter Lloyd.
According to Miss Emma Franklin. daueh,er y.
John A Franklin well known resident. TJovd
insulted her She told Mangan and he r,,risbad
Lloyc lAoyd's father had Mangan arrested and
yesterday despite testimony that seemed 10 niti-
gate the assault, Squire Franklin inonosad q O. 80
SO ManEsn.
me analr has not become generally known When
convicted however. young Mansan had IN an,esI
10 his mother to pay his fine 20 save himself from
gong 10 jan Mrs Mangan promptly paid onlv a
fe" minutes before John A Franklin ubo Rad
been informed OF the affair by his daughter ar
rived and wanted to pay.
Mrs Mangan and Mr. Franklin then ioned forces
ana are trying TO obtain the indictment OF Ilovd
Franklin ~ -'iSS
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
MORE BREEDING STATIONS

Washington. Aug. N.-The Department % Ae-4
culture has decided TO establish other breeding sta
tons besides that at Fort Collins Col. and viii
send mares OF a selected type to India CITY Farm,
Pontiac Ill 10 be bred 10 AFFORD. the great son ~
Axte, regarded Of the best tvpes IN ,ba
country beget harness horses Pontiac % .Io
the home OF Shan Mullash
The Bureau Of Animal Industry intends to CO.
operate with breeders OF other States who have
horses OF the conformation and type reouirad ~
produce national standard of general ,,ti,itI,
horses. a number OF horsemen called al the de-
- S0i'iiOH t44ViF
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
HELD FOR KILLING DOG THIEF.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUN

Eastport, n. Y, Aug. 21.--Mrs. Lottie Win
ters, Of Westhampton. arraigned before
Justice Hildreth Riverhead to-day for shoot
ing valuable dog, after the animal had killed
more than one hundred of her chickens The
dog, for whose loss heavy damages were de-
manded, belonged to Louis Raynor also of
Westhamptoa. Mrs. Winters. after discovering
the intruder among her poultry and attemnt-
ing in vain TO drive him off seized her bue
bands gun and shot the forager dead The ms
tice reserved decision.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
TRYING CONNEcTICUT,s ENGINES
Machinery of New Battleship Makes Good
Showing at Test.

Steam trials OF the auxiliary mschtrerv -, -. .
new batueship Connecticut. in course of con
strletion ar the navy yard have been in progress
for several days. and yesterday began the nr.t
steam trisls Of the main engines. They were nm
st speed OF forty-flve revolutions per minute
and they worked with perfect snnoothness. with
out heating any OF the Journals
The boilers also made steam freely. and were
IN perfect condition otherwise. To-day the main
engines Will oe run al double the speed OF yester-
day. The trials under the supervision OF
Commander f. II. Bailey. the constructing en-
glneer.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
THOUGHT DEAD, ESTATE PROBATED
After Twelve Years Torrington Man viii
Return and Claim His Own.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

winsted, Aug. H.-After a silence Of twelve
years Patrick O'Meara. of the late William
OMeara, of Torrington. is said TO have written q
letter from New-York. telling friends that he will
be in Torrngton this week
William OMeara died a few years ago Patrick
OF the heirs, and as his share Of the real
estate tied up dsDositio could be made
OF the property. An application was made recently
for administrator for the young mans estate
and the probate court proceeded as If the man
were dead
In his letter Patrick O'Meara gives no explana-
ton of his long silence
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
SHOT HALF-sISTER, THEN HIMSELF.
Los Angeles Girl Dead Because Brother Oh
jected to Her Suitors

Los Angeles, Cal, Aug. 21.-B. NJ. Beebe a
cement hnisher to-day entered his home, shot
and almost instantly killed his half sister Miss
Lottie Beebe, fired four shots at another sister.
without hitting her, then turned his weapon
himself and fired five shots into his breast
dying short time later. 1t is said that Beebe
objected TO his sisters receiving attentions from
Young men.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
HELD ON ExToRTloN CHARGE.

CASTOR Fragari and Salator Terrera who were
arrested on Sunday by Captain Holihan and his
detectives at Columbia and Degraw sts
Brooklyn, on charge OF extortion. after II was
alleged that they had sent threatening letters
10 Salvador Dovinno, a wealthy fruit dealer. Of
No. 6s3 Flushing-ave.. williamsburg demand
ing money under penalty of death, We're ar
raigned I'm the Gates-ave police court vester-
day. and held in $1,000 bail pending a further
hearing.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22

ming at the Savoy and closing at the Lyceum.
Practically the same capable cast as last year
Miss Fay Davis, Miss Margaret Ellington Mr..
William Courtenay, Mr.. Ernest Lawford. Mr. Vim
Serrano. Mr.. Louis Payne-appears at this
engagement
Added this season is act curtain raiser by
Alfred Sutro, entitled "A Maker of Men" II is a
such pieces generally Mr. Lawford and Miss
Ellington the only members of the cast.