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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-17
WARDEN CHASE
SCORES AGAIN
Captured Net Fisherman al
Lake Bomoseen
NETS IN HIS POSSESSION
Thsfon Goodwin Of Css,lelon hho
~aS Fined Said 10 be q Per.
isisni violaiof Of Law.

Wsflrn iisrry Chsss has rrisFsei
ffusn iatia1i cpaniy uhsfs b. seDrr,i
iHs bisf-si rspiarr - bic record aHd
ors uf ii.s mpsi imporiani ever made
.t A. siais. hAving secured ne arms,
snd osat Iciion - Tlisron oondsia -
tasilsiuu sho IA ARRESTED saturday
hf iNrHt shsrif b e. Fish asd uas
frani fa.iy i-inru iudE, Willis ~.
49,. ~ rshing siih bsls 10 he north
go psri ~ LAss Bomossss and nncd
eco sud costs u s2sia ooeduih
rs.i BE Coo fram . tsoo roll.
toaniy wArdsa Harry ChAs- and
nspaiy b. :. pArmsnisr Of licnnlngion
az 10 ~ scamp ior hours aud hnAl.
iy sa- Goodsinusinga nci Wednesday
arl Ia company siih Deputy Sheriff
fIth ssarChci Cooduin's house and
barn add Ia biz hay loft found onc
iyss add four gili bsts and a sci line
9Th 90 hooks. The floor 81 The
place. thsy Say. vas literally coscrcd
slit cd neis unit for us-.
ooodsin. who acted a. his oun at
tofnsy and pleaded not guilty, defend
81 himself Nth the time worn excuse
hat be- had taken tie oct from the
lake. Intending 10 turn IL over 70 the
authorities aud claim the bounty
shich l. offered. This statement, II
tr1e, would not have affected his case.
a. tle statutes provides that h. should
have turned The net over b the town
oi-rk vilhin ihrcc days, Friday being
ilc third day that he vas known 70
have re net Ia his possession.
Il l. expected that this conviction
ill materially aid Ia stamping out
the practice Of using nets In Lake
Bomoscou, which has been rampant
Tor q considerable time.
Ward Chase, who has become a
mortal terror To the violators of the
dsh and game laws In this county, had
been at Lake Bomoseen since last
Tuesday watching night ADD day for
seiners Il Il hard 70 catch them as
iney are said 20 have men watching
heir nets during the day and these
mel have n code OF signals which they
use In time Of danger.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-17
ACTORS LICKED SIMMONS
S~eIlsd Head Got Him Into Trouble az
Waterbury, Conn.

Earle c Simmons, who was leading
man with the Bennett NJ oulton company
during Its last season was the victim
OF an assault said TO have been inspired
by jealousy in Waterbury. Conn.,.
Thursday night. Simmons is now the
leading man for the Poll stock COM
pany playing In waterbury. and is said
to have attracted the attention OF the
young women OF the city in a way TO
make the other members of the COM
pany and some OF theyoung men OF the
town jealous OF him. Thursday night.
this feeling eliminated when Simmons.
reproved member of the company
and several of the actors and stage
hands fell on him and gave him S
a beating that he is now
confined to his bed, with his face in,
bandages and the muscles OF his hip.
torn out of place. Several arrestsha
been made. IL is said Simmons may
not be able to act again this summer.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-17
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-17
IL YEAR OLD GIRL
FORGED CHECKS
Finally Arrested at North
Adams Friday
USED TO LIVE IN P0wNAL
Girl Found q Chsekbook On the
killlsmsioxn Bank and Tried
To Use Il.

Miss Alios Moore oft,ouih wiillsns-
to~H vAs ARRESTED In North Adams
late Friday AiisFBoos by osea ca.
man oh = oompislss sharsisg hsr ~lsh
forgery.
tiis alleged that shs found 1ank
check book Of tho wllllams,ovn Nat
local hank soHs tine ago and ihaa shs.
had ee.n wriiing checks for snail suns
ssihg several names add attempting IN
pass them.
Friday she IL alleged 10 have tsissf
70 have on. eashed Ia he hardware
store 81 BuFllngAms a Darby. Tho
arn Investigated ana on learning that
he check uas not cool. noticed tho
police apd her arrest followed. Miss
Moore l. u years old and attractive
In appearance. She scot 90 South.
wililamsiown from Posnal some iirpo
ago.
In The evening he girl made a CON-
pleie confession, Chief pinccn says
She canhoi account for her conduct
and says tha, no one IL Involved wiih
her. Her operations have extended
ovet several weeks and firms a. far.
away ~ Stamford, Conn. have been
cniangled. So far A. IL known the
amount Of her iorgerics Is not large.
The Girl had a hearing Saturday AZ.
iernoon nd was held for the grand
jury. Cashier Priichard Of The North
Adams National bank who aided In
her arrcs; aud David Exford Of Pow
nal, her grandfather, became her
bondsmen. She returned with her
mother TO her home In South VIII
Jamestown.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-17
HOOSICK WON
BOTH GAMES
New Workers Too Much For
Bennington
ONE CLOSE. ONE EASY
Local Game by q Score Of ! 10 o
80 lioosick Fails Game
l2to 2.
ONE CLOSE. ONE EASY

MF Dstos. Boi lhs paiHi man. bai :
husky yoaih sho has = FsgilaF JOB ID
pitcher FOE ne Fiushrid. Mass. bass
ball team. pos = beautiful coat ~
uhiis sAsh 81 ne nshnihgionians
Saturday afternoon. Sc nvyor AS
pretty much bui sus he vhols thins
bring assisted In ihs application Of
Stacked ilnsr and vAisr sy iso artists
from uoosick Pals Abd sit able hiru,i
mon. TIE Nee Workers aos oniy
ga,hsrcd Ia most oi he ground hiis
ahd all the fy balls bot tho
center hsider And right fielder
urrv 90 sakisd a. 10 ihrou eui Bea.
nlhgion bAsr runners on the usy doun
~ Bag Na. I. acts that are not usual.
ally dovn 90 the program.
iivas psyi,y good base ball, hos
ever. BcnningioB eouldnt and Mr dc.
zoe ior a. much a. single base hii
and ~ course bad 90 license 10 yin
the game. bot u uas nevertheless poor
iudgmcn. that gave uocsick iis lone
scorc. For Eve innings The play sent
like clock uork. Occasionally a man
would reach firsi base 10 remain there
while the pitchers disposed Of victim
or tao or 10 be nailed by the caichcrs
q aiicmps 70 make thefls Of second
base.
In HoOsick's half ~ the 9Th Dcvoe
was the second man up ADD rapDed
out tie second biz Of the game.
worihington sacrilcd and Dcvoo wcnt
down 70 secoBd, aud, thinking the
chance good, was sprintlng on 10
third, Shanahan had come In 10 Geld
worihington's short inaeld Bit aud
failed 10 reach third In time TO stop the
throw from Meader and the Hoosick
pitcher came home with the only run
scored by either nine. The game then
resumed IT. original character aud
during the next three innings there
was only one exciting period and that
came Ia the ninth inning when Higgins
reached second on an error and a
steal but two we're out and the next
batter was a pitchers victim.
Bennington PLAYED an excellent field.
ing game, making only three errors.
Inability TO hit Devoe and the fact
that seven misplays OF the Hoosick
players wc-e so scattered as to lie of
no assistance account for the ciphers
In the score column. McGee's work
In the box was quite as smooth as
that of Devoe, the loss OF the game
was in no way attributable to him and
he was particularly effective with men
on bases. Ii was one of those con-
tests in which the teams are evenly
m atched and in which single mis-
play at a critical moment means vic |
tory for the other fellows and Ben
nington made il. The score.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-17
Hermi. Won I.iip Handicap.

NEW YORK. July l7.-IIermis won
the Islip handicap. at one mile and a
furlong. nj Brighton Beach and In win.
ming earned for himself an ovation
that Is accorded TO a race horse but few
times in a season. That he Is the most
popular horse In training Mere seems
little doubt, as cheer went up when
he won that has not been equaled thi,
year-not when Delhi won the Brook
Ign, not when Beldame earned the hon.
ors IN the Suburban handicap.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-17
jack Dormnn>Knoc ont.

SCHENECTADY. y. Y, July H.
Willie Hosey of Albany knocked ont
Jack Dorman of New York in nineteen
rounds ut resort below Albany yes
terday. The bout was booked for
twenty rounds. 1t was a hard fight
all the way through. Dorman was I'M
conscious twenty-five minutes. Hosey
was the favorite in the betting. The
knockout blow was on the point OF the
jaw.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-17
ONE BAD INNING.
Ra G.~ hss,h fsn. tisA, Rssa sas %.
Isns.

Ihsi ItN Hes "a fans tishi ssts sAe o.
Cess
iisHhihsian PLAYED = IsisFh gaus
si,h lloosirs faiis si that place san
dss and ssosis g. ohs inhihs made =
good sho~ihF. Ia lhs lhiri iioosiFt
faiis banrised ihsiF Aiis ahd assisted
~ shois sirihE Of sFFuFs ~ MsadsF
sho had a. 20 dsy 81 nrsi, seaFei
eight whS
jaFFei,. ne Nss HeFk state league
plicbsF hired ~ iioosiek fslis he
tlls ooeasion pas touched - BY ne
iisshihsioh bays ZOE sis hiis shd vas
b. ~ msahs az iHtineibis a. he
iriohds ssFeeisd, Considering he fast
that ne hsHaihgtoH Local players ssfe
~ against iram ~ hired Profession
als Ne only soh1sF il that ll.sy made
as good sho~ihg. Tho seore sas !.
a. Ia favor - iioosick Pals
Tho sooFv BY ihalnss vAs a. follows
RnH
Bsssiasion ii00ooooos 90
lloosieks ossl0too'-is y 6
sifaes osi, by Ks,cham q. by Jarrett
j. base on halls 90 Ksseham !. OF
JAusiii
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-17

orlho Laxative Fruit Syrup glyes
pefmaneni rulisi Ia cases ~ habliaAi
constipation ~ u stimulates the liver
add restores The natural action 81 tlis
borels without Irritating these organs
liss pills or ordinary caihariics. Dos
not psusoaio ur gripe aud lie mild and
pleasant a. take Remember The name
urino and refuse substitutes. Sold by
u. \. guinlan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-17
Hicks Appointed Minister

OYSTER BAY, \. Y, July lit
was announced that the president had
appointed John Hicks OF Wisconsin to
be United States minister to Chile
Minister Hicks commission wa.
signed, and he will proceed soon to his
post. He succeeds Henry l.. Wilson,
who soon after the 4th of March last
was transferred from Santiago, Chile.
to Belgium as United States minister.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-17

ST. LOUIS, July 17.-Boston Ameri-
cans took the game with ease, to 2,
Young being effective save in one inn
ing. Young struck out nine of the st.
Louis batters, equaling the major
league record for the present season.
Howell was hit freely, but his support
was perfect.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-17
JEPS0s.6RAytS

fsHn l. isp'as zas sa iHRs Gfsgn
Nstist iasdsy,
FORREST 4. ispsah, ioFnsily 81 isis
place tu. ruosnliy ~ selarnasiadl. ani
Miss irshs Graves, dasEhirF ~ ~
snd Mfs FFri -, Graves, SER mar.
Flsi yesterday afternoon ~ rsn'
bridge.
Yoans Jrrsoh eans " iishhinEioh
ani Fsniai 600 - i1haisa's autos asd
loos Miss Graves Zoe = ride duriRs
shish ussy sahi " Camhfiiss znd
ssFe marFiei, She rsiarpei b. her
isihsF's ahd isid ihsrs issi nishi
shiis lsps8h sAs sish irisnds ih ~
village, This mnfninE The gonihfal
roapls STARED ZOE Sohsnuciady,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-17
Highlander. Won mt Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, July II. - Errors
proved costly for the Cleveland Ameri-
cans and was responsible for giving
the New York Highlanders the game
by score of 6 to 3. All but one of the
runs made by the visitors were due
to misplays. Bay, the centre fielder
Of the home team made his first muff
Of fly this season, and two runs re-
suited
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-17
"WHY WOMEN HATE"
Lotne Elwyn Co Opens at Library Hall This
Evening

Lorne Elwyn and his big compa = =
OF u people will present that beauti-
full play why Women Hate" with
lots OF new scenery and beautiful cos
tunes. ANY one that loves good act.
ing should not fail to see this play to-
night.
F. Richard Davis the great Jail
breaker will appear tonight in his
great act. Tickets are going fast, on
ly a few more ladies tickets left. Get
your tickets early and be sure of a
good one. Prices 10, 20 and 30 cents.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-17
NORTHERN LEAGUE

0.nss /. yuHonl', fAnsn nn asii
lsasss
Ia ihe NoFihsrn League saturday
tlAusbsrsh hsat nsriingioh 10 ~ =
Ruilssd beat tho Hyphsns Ia - ia
hins game Z to-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-17
WEATHER

Fair tonight aud Tuesday.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-17

Struck out, by MCGEE, Z; by Devoe,
8; double plays, Keefe, Keller, Mead
err; stolen bases, e Higgins, Prindle,
d Higgins, Lewis; bases on balls, off
MCGEE ,,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-17
Hoosick Falls

Scouts out interfering with batted
ball.
Score by Innings ? 3 81 8 9-l1
Bennington 90 0 0 U D 0 0 90
Hoosicks 20 0 o o 0 0 o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-01
GOIF'.
kennadaI's Low Score Mt North .Jcrsc,
-BaltusrOl Mixed Foursome.

About forty of the ninety-thrse entrants
in the New Jersey State Golf Associat ton
championship were AT the North Jersey
Country Club yesterday for the last shots
before the hot work of the eighteen hole
qualifying round this morning The course
was in the pink of condition and the tees have
been sat back to general aggregate OF some
500 yards. Increasing the round from $50 to
about 500 yards, Alan Kennaday OF TN.
MohtclaT Golf Clcb, who has twice held the
title. was the visitor 10 do the best work
The round. which included some of the cx-
tended hoi"., Was made IN -. which is re-
garded as beautiful display OF the game
Archibald Grauum. who holds III. amateur
record Of tie course Al II, as it was before
the tees were pushed OF to the limit plaved
as guide and mentor to Frank q. Reinhart.
the former intercollegiate champion, who is
entered from the Painficld Country tlub
Reinhart ara an and Graham was a stroke
or two better. They were driving OF two
experiments throughout the rouI d., paul
Harrison ard Harold Wilcox. both OF Mont
sGr cor y f From M "s G%ed M"aSs
week. F Murray olyphant. Jr,. IT, t,,s "
had been expected. ''
Percy jackson, president of the New Ter
sen assGc'a Az was the guest OF honor a,
night. given TO the visiting golfers o.; tbe
North JERSEY Country club Lionel II
Graham. Leighton Calkins Paul Milcov
and other officials and prominent ,iavsrs
from all parts OF the state We're AZ the dinner
4 best ball foursore out Of the ordir,r,
took place al the Raltusrol Golf club ve.tars
day. In which Mrs NJ. D. Paterson woman
champion Of the club, aud George Low H.
professional, defeated Mrs T. +. Sanford
runner up in the national chamDionsbin'
aud Dave Hunter, the Essex County Co',,'tr,.
Club professional. by I up. on the twnntr.
first hole. Mrs. Sanford and Hunter 1nin.
out in So TO Mrs. Paterson and Lows 81
eleventh Two hAved holes followed. and
and this brought then, to the eIsh! eenth Tee
here and won for her and Hunter, making
the match q tie. They came in with oil TO "a
for Mrs, Paterson and Low. Three extra
holes we're played. Mrs. Paterson and low
dong ~. 10. 7, and Mrs. Sanford and Hunter
II. 10. 8. Ihe totals were l75 for the winner
and III for the losers.
Oddly enough. after being down n, tho
eleventh and ? at the eighteenth. Mrs Poter.
son finished up on Mrs. Sanford The in
divdual cards were OF for Mrs Paterson and
o. for Mrs. Sanford. the former wjnnina the
three extra holes in .. 4. T. Low went ait
in 80 to Hunters a. He was then nm and
coming back in 80 to Hunters 90 Low We.
still up, although they had been ali souars
at the fourteenth Lows u IL the hest scors
for Baltusrol this year. On the three extre
holes Low did S. 3. I, and Hunter 5 IL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-01
WOMEN STOP POLE PLANTING.
Electric Light Men Had to Yield To Nlr'
DOlnn and Her NeighbOrS.

Mrs. Francis Dolan was indignant yes
terday when gang Of men in the employ
OF the Public Service Corporation 5 el'cluc
light department stopped in front Of h"r
brand new house at ! Fairview avenue,
Jersey City, and began to dig hole inside
the curb line for an electric light pole,
How dare you'll" she exclaimed, adj
dressing man who seemed to be bo-sinS
the job. He didn't waste words on Mrs
Dolan. He urged his workers to pitch in
for all they were worth and they did So
Mrs. Dolan called Mrs. Porter, a tenant,
to help her shoe the gang away. The
women went into the back yard and got a
wooden gate which Mrs. Dolan had been
too busy to hang in place. They carried
the gate out to the hole and then Mrs. Dolan
took a shovel away from workman who
was ma kin z the dirt fly. He didn't resist
She slammed the gate over the eXcaNa'
ton and sat on 1t. Several women living
in the neighborhood went to her aid and
formed a circle around her. The polio
were notified and they found Mr.. Dolan
holding down the gate. She refused I"
bulge and the police didn't try to move
her. Supt Titzel of the company ar-
pea red and to avoid trouble ho SURRENDERED
to the woman Internationally. He in
structed the men to All in the hole and
erect the pole on the other = iGe of the street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-01
N.NELED 4 BANKER.
George smith," New Yorker. in lIycl!
Row In PittsOurE Over Mining Deal.

George smith," New Yorker. in ILvcl.
Row In PittsburE Over Mining Deal.
PITrsRUEG, May 3l.-A man who said he
was New York banker was badly beaten
in room at the HotelGriswold here to- night.
He was arrested with his assailants, but
was hailed out by President John Harper
Of the Bank Of Pittsburg.
The name given to the police by the
New York banker is George Smith" He
was well known to President Harper who
said that the name given was not the right
name Of the New York man.
From what could be learned from the
police and at the hotel, Smith" came to the
hotel this evening by appointment with R.
l.. Brown. mining engineer OF New York
F. J. Saunders of Alaska and j. II. Raleigh
of Pittsburg, They We're discussing some
mining proposition when. according to
Smith, Brown and Saunders demanded
that he sign certain papers. This he re-
fued to do. and they at once pounced on him
and beat him. A revolver was pulled by
some one. The police found the weapon
on Saunders.
Smith" at once telephoned President
Harper. Saunders. Raleigh and Brown
were also released, and all will have hear
ing Tomorrow.
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DEAD IN RIVER NE LOVED.
X. r.. Measher. Wealthy SaiOOnkeeper
Found Drowned or Fast 10th street

The body of Henry F.. Meagher, 40 years
old. a retired liquor dealer OF ISL East
Ninety first street, was found in the East
River at Twenty-nnth street yesterday
forenoon by Thomas Conley. captain of
Street Cleaning Department scow. Iden-
LITIGATION was made by means of cards
found on his body. The police found s5s
a gold watch diamond stud and diamond
ring, all valued at $500, on the body.
Mrs Meagher had Just returned from a
visit in Connecticut yesterday, when she
learned that her husband had been drowned.
She said she heard from him week ago
She couldn't explain his death unless he
had fallen into the river while fishing or
walking along the shore She said he
was fond of doing both.
The dead man ran liquor store at az
Second avenue until few years ago. when
he sold out and retired from business. He
was worth, his friends say, about $500 600.
When he disappeared week ago the police
sent out general alarm for him. Meagher
was so fond OF the water that he used to
spend all his time at the riverfront.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-01
MOok.. Il SlNNO1
DlSTIllERS
NEW WORK OFFICE
so BROAD ST
NO HARM lNCHANGE OF DRUGS.
SUIT BASED on ALTERED PRE-
SCRIPTION DISMISSED.

Clerk who Made the Substitution Ia IN
0nerated by Justice Gaynor-s0ur'
Holds There was No Evidence That
tho Dose Caused Morphine Poisoning
BY decision of Supreme Court Justice
(iaynor in Brooklyn, A. q. Wilson. drug
gist formerly employed by the Bolton Drug
Company. Ia exonerated from the charge
of negligence, although he admitted having
altered y prescription of Dr.. William D,
Cruikshank, written for Mrs. Emma
I.a,uren OF 237 Flat bush avenue.
Justice Gaynor says that the alteration
in question could not have harmed the
patient, AZ the complaint avsrred. DR..
Crulkshank, on the other hand maintains
that Mira. Laturen's idiosyncrasy made her
especially susceptible to the increased
amount OF opium the alteration involved,
and that she thereby suffered from opium
poisoning Judge Gaynor dismissed the
complaint and denied motion for another
trial.
In order to break up an attack OF bron-
chitis DR. Cruikshank prescribed on April
rs, 1903, for Mrs. Iaturen, who was con-
valescing from another illness, ELIXIR
minus cum heroin--(Merrill's,. CT. y
Heroin ia a preparation Of morphine Will
son, who WAS then in the Bolton Drug
Company's store at Sixth and st. Marks
avenues. had none OF the elixir with the
ingredient heroin. He did however have
some elixir pinus composit,ls. without
heroin So he took 1t upon himself to add
the herein. although the medicine he had
already contained lls OF grain of morphine
acetate for each dose. Mrs. Latllren took
four doses and. according to DR.. Cruik-
shank, suffered from the symptoms of
opium poisoning After recovering. she
Bolton Drug Company Here is some OF
the testimony the drug clerk gave when
the case came mp for trial;
q. When you received this prescription.
what did you do? 4 ! called NJ our main
comp with heroin (Merrll's,; they said no.
then called the doctor up to find or, what
O. Doctor who; 4 DR.. Cruik shank. He was
not there, and ! took the liberty to give what
was considered perfectly safe dose, which
O bid YOU know what was the matter with
,h- lad at the me you took the prescription
.: Bid You know that she was very su--
@ How do you know the effects of NOR
phine on the human system A, ! take it
from the National Dispcnsatory;
9, f"n never had medical education had
Q. Your are not n physician. are YOU \.
No.
"rhe uncont radicted evidence" says the
opinion OF Judge Gaynor lis that both
1.-The heroin and morphine acetatcl COM
bined would make only one-tenth Of grain
Of morphine to the dose. And there was no
evidence whatever in the case that one
tenth OF grain OF morphine in dose
taken every four hours could cause NOR
phine poisoning.
The Court assures drug clerks that this
opinion doesn't mean they can change
without liability. An appeal
will he taken by the plaintiff
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MIR. .HADOOS ADVISERS.
Four Accept Places on Promotion Com.
mittee-Nir. Mibtrn Declines.

Police Commissioner McAdoo snid yester-
day that he had received word from John
G. Mlburn. whom he asked to join his
committee Of citizens to assist in making
police promotions that he could not serve.
on account Of pressure % business. Eman-
uel W. B'oomirgdaln and Francis Lvncle
Stetson. Who were also invited to join the
committee. have not as vt senc their
replies to NJ, McAdoo.
Four other men. who were invited by
Mr.. McAdoo To assist him, sent accept
ances YESTERDAY. They are William Oak
man, Charles Stuart Smith, r. A. c. Smith
and John -. (ri,nmins
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-01
HELD Up DECOY TRAIN.
Plot to Rob II. l. o. Fast Express FOiied
Ono HIShMaYman Calight.

CoNNELLsvILLE. Pa. MAY sl.-An effort
was made Saturday night to hold up the
fast Pi;tsburg and New York train known
a. No. 10 on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road at Indian Creek in the mo untains above
here.
The plot was discovered Saturday morn
ing by the railroad officials in Pittshurg,
and decoy train loaded with guards went
out that night on the time of the fast train
At Indian Creek the train WAS stopped as
ii came up at 1890. 1t came to a halt quickly
under the red lanterns. The guards jumped
OF and began shooting, but only one member
OF the band was captured. He was taken
to the Uniontown Jail. lie was formerly a
brakeman on the road