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The evening world., 1905-10-03
STOLE $500 IN JEWELS
THROUGH A WALL.

Burglars employed a new and in.
genous device 10 rife the store o,
Michael Mattel, at No, IA Sixth avenue.
early to-day. They obtained 500 worth
Of jewelry without entering the place
ard walked away safely, leaving M
trace behind except a hole in lhe wall
between the store and a hall en- utrance
to the floors above
The plan Of the thieves was sim.
pNcity Itself. An accomplce hired a
furnished room from Mrs. Con.
who lives on the op floor with her
daughter. The second floor Is occupied
by Mattel and HE family
Mrs. Con says she and her daughter
heard noises about . o'clock in the ie-
giOn ~ the ground floor, as n somebody
were hammering on the wall which is
Of wood and plaster. They paid no at
tention to IL, but remembered II when
they found that the man who had rent.
ei q room from them had not returned
When Mattel went down to open his
shop this morning he found a hole
about a foot square had been punched
In the wall between the hallway and
the store AT the point where the lew.
elry was displayed on two shelves, and
all the trinkets we're missing.
The police were notified and told that
the value Of the stolen goods Is 500.
The evening world., 1905-10-03
BURGLARS
LOOT HOME OF
A LAWYER
Garry Off. $4,000 Worth
from DeLacey House
in Harlem.

The police to-day are sesking the
burglars who stole more than $500
worth Of jewelry, silverware and other
property last night from tho residence
OF George b. De Lacey. No 23S West
One Hundred and Thirty.second street.
From the appearance OF the premises
tho police believe that the thieves gain.
cd entrance by removing the I'D OF n
coal hole In the sidewalk and lowering
boy into the basement to unfas4en
the doors and windows OF the house
tor the rest Of the gang.
Nr DE Lacey is an ATTORNEY n, No
2So Broadway and tho family has b.e,
al Aryerne since April, They wer,
notified Of the robbery this morning
ana ~ once returned to the city.
This burglary /, the afth Of lts kind
to )ccu' In the same nelxhborhood
within the past week. Last Wednes.
day clever sneak thief entered the
Easement Of Jacob Rlger's residence.
No 81 West One Hundred and Thirty.
second street and took 1880 worth OF
diamonds belonging to Mr.. Rlger's
dnugh'er Mrs. r, f, O'Donnell
A similar daylight robbery was per.
petrated at the residence Of u. W.
OIi1lloran, No. 233 West one Hundred
and ThIrty-sec1nd street, the following
day when thieves entered the base.
ment and stole a quantity OF sllverware
and valuable cut glass.
Another operation Of what Is thought
to be the same gang was the looting
yesterday afternoon Of a n1t occupied
by Robert f. Edmundson at No. 273
West one Hundred and Thirteenth
street.
The evening world., 1905-10-03
AXES USED IN
ANOTHER RAID,
E9Rers Joins Precinct Men In
storminp Alleged POOl-Room
over n West side Saloon,

Detectives attached to the STATS OF
Acting Captain Eggers, OF the Central
Office, and Cap ain Gallagher OF the
West Forty-seventh Street Station,
ralded an alleged pool.rocm over a
saloon known as THE oaks in West
Forty-sixth street this afternoon
Axes were used to brelk in.
About 1900 were In the place Several
prisoners were taken and a quantity Of
pamphernalla was found The prisoners
were taken to oPllce Headqulrcrs.
The place Is said TO have been open
hut three DAYS, having moved from an.
other location, which was raidel
The evening world., 1905-10-03
HYDE STAYED
OUT OF REACH
OF SUBPOENA
lnsuranceProceSs Server Seeks
Him at Fashionable
Roslyn Wedding.

A process server for the Legislstiv,
INSURANCE 1nvstiga ting Committee
carrying a subpoena for the appearance,
OF James Iiazen Hvde as witness
went to Roslyn to-day with every pr5s
peo, OF marrlng the pleasure and CAV
etv of one of the most fashionabl,
weddings Of the selsOn.
Tha man with the subpoena did not
60 On tho big special train OF private
and parlor cars that carried the guess
u the old Stoge mansion. the scene OF
the marriage Of Miss Alice Babrock,
daugiter Of II, b. Babcock. 10 Henry
Rogers Winthrop,
/, was heard by TIE members OF The
Armstrong committee that young Mr.,
Hyde was to ve one OF the ushers at
the ceremony, and the opportunity to
get service on him vas grssped
1t was announced after the cere.
mony however, Dy NJ, Babcock, a
brother Of the BRIDE, that Mr., Hyde was
no, pres,nt at the wedding,
Attorney-Gen,ral Mayer was in Al
bany today, having left for the State
capital last nlg.t He refused before
leaving to dis lss the letter which 1t
Is claimed was sent to him by william
Hepburn Russell representing a large
number Of New YORK Life Insurance
polcy-holders, IN when tie demand for
restitution Of $500 900 to the surplus Is
made Tuis sum is made up Of the Sl5O..
100 in donations 10 campaign funds
which President Mccall ackn Jwedged
while on the stand and $4,000 he con.
fessed having paid to Andrew Hamilton
without security other than his per.
sonal trust In Judge Hamiltons
honor
Attorney General Mayer sad hc rad
70. yet re- eived the communication Z
Mr. Russell, but th1t/ne believed It
had been sent 10 him at Albany.
Plans Of Equitable Trustees.
The following authorized statement
was issued today from the oillce q
the Equitable trustees, by George t.
Parker the secretary:
THE next meeting Of the Equitable
trustees will be held on Wednesday
oct H. The principal business will be
the nllng Of the SIX vacancies nov
existing IN tho board and any others
that may occur before that date.
Constitution viii also be given at
an carly day to tho filling Of the 1906
The evening world., 1905-10-03
BY T. e. Powers.

Mhy, | call my babies sweethe art "
AND on that assumption you felt
mat you could write 10 another man Il
love you better than anything e,se in
the world| asked Mr. Yonge
But never mailed that letter" cried
the defendant, flushing scarlet.
MT fonge then brought out that Mrs
foN,ts Ma driven In a carriage to a
boarding house at Twenty-sixth street
and Lexington avenue, Manhattan, with
Mr. Campbell and that she had spen,
the night there.
The defendant had never met the vo-
man who ran The boarding house be.
fore. This was only three weeks after
her separation from her husband Tho
defendant said that Mr.. Campbell had
not spent the night at the boarding.
house
o-At A. =. tie t. -, conclusion Of Mrs P2wers's
No, js2 Eackctt street, BROOKLYN, a col
ored ser'snt was called TO the stand
she had Reon employed In the Powers's 8
lasI fall Mr. Powers called on her and
t!sSs ere would e soms s miS mey ana n Il saif 4
size knew ANYTHING about Mrs Powers.
William Campbell, OF No 2S7 Eiyatv-
sec md street, BROOKLYN, the co-respon-
asn T p a dg2TSs STEer casS ASKED vas Rn c2d ID
haii ever 5een guilty Of lmprotper con t
duct with Mrs. Powers, and he cried
ont draTatcally: mo, sir. Never"
with the Incident of the cab drive TO
TWenty-siXth street and Lexington ave-
me the r'.Nt when the witness escorted
Mrs Powers IN n cab.
O. You left Mrs. Powers at the door,
A. Yes.
didn't think It would be proper
30 You know that there are some bad
Localities in New York. A. Yes
o, Didn't you observe the character II
the locality-Twenty-sIx street and
Lexington avenue-the night you took
Mrs, Powers there? A. 1t must have
struck me as respectable or | would
not have left Mrs. Powers there
The evening world., 1905-10-03
$500 STOLEN FROM
WEST SIDE HOUSE

The residence Of John r Stanton, a
Nell-known merchant and clubman
at No $50 Wes, Seventeen street.
was entered by thieves last even.
Ing and about $500 worth OF clothing
and iawelry laken
The thieves came through the scuttle
In the roof while Mr. Stanton and his
FAMILY were at dinner They never q!
OF The top lloor and most OF what they
took belonged T. the servants, The DO.
lice were notified but have round no
clue 10 the thieves,
The evening world., 1905-10-03
ChOked by a Bone.

While eating luncheon In the Liberty
Restaurant at No, 90 West street, this
afternoon Mrs. Amelia Linderman OF
No 1909 North Ninth street, Phila-
delphIa, was choktd by a hshbone and
was unconscious when an ambulance
ARRIVED, The surgeon romoV1 .he
bone and the woman was later able
to go on 10 Philadelphia,
The evening world., 1905-10-03
CHLOROFORMED
THE Wa TCH DOGS.
Then Burglars Leisurely Robbed
Dwelling In which Six Per-
sons We're sleeping.
Especial 10 The Evening world.l

MOUNT VERNON, N Y, Oct g.
John A. Kraft a prominent resident Of
Bronxville, reported to Sheriff Merritt
to-day that burgalF had visited his
residence during the night, and after
chloroforming two watch dogs rambled
through the house al ease and stole
valuables wOrth 500.
The burglars took their time, despite
the fact that there were six persons
sleeping In the house and going TO The
room Of MIR Kraft stole Sl6 In cash from
his trousers, which were hanging over
the foot Of the bed, A gold watch worth
$3.50, chain and charm were also taken
The evening world., 1905-10-03
Jake Lit S VIII Filed,

The wall Of Jacob Lit, the theatrical
manager, who died last Thursday at DR.,
Bund's sanitarlum in Yonkers, was
nlsd this afternoon The petition shows
that he left SOS, 500. After Ave years
the residue Is 90 be divided into three
plrts-one-thlrd TO Mrs, Lit, one-third
10 the two children, and the other third
10 sisters and oouains.
The evening world., 1905-10-03
Brakeman Crushed,

James Higgins, Of Yonkers, a New
York Central brakeman was caught
between cars while making coupling
at Morris Dock to-day and badly
crushed, He was taken to the Ford
ham Hospital.
The evening world., 1905-10-03
BLACK HAND"
IN new LETTER
ASKS $4,000
Father Of Stolen Boy Says in
Court Prisoner Is His
Friend.

Several now facts were brought out
In the Kidnapping case In which Tony
Marondino, son OF Frank Marendno, OF
No. b56A Seventeenth street, Brooklyn,
when the case OF Salvatore Piconi, who
was arrested a few days ago, came up
before Magistrate rghe IN the Butler
Street Court to-day.
The police and detectives have grown
tired OF the efforts Of MarendIno and
his friends to keep the AFFAIR quiet, and
Detectives vachris and Neal said they
would hold consul tatIon to-day with
Borough Inspector Adam A. Cross with
view 10 having the matter passed IN
to District Attorney Clarke and taken
before the Grand Jury, Maredino ana
his family and friends will have TO 20
before the Grand Jury and tell under
oath all they know about the matter
MarendIno this morning received an
other letter from the Black Hand, which
was obtained by the detectives and
was translated as follows;
Letter Received To-Day.
"oct i've have grown tired OF walt
Ing for you to come to terms. This Is
the las. warning you will get We told
vou to do business with your friend
and no could do business with us. That
is the only way this can be fixed, I'm
less we get 5000 by Tuesday night
your boy will be dead You will find
his body along the Shore Road. This Is
the last word
THE SECRET SOCIETY"
Detectives Vachrls and Meali say
that Marendino for weeks concealed the
fact that he had received threatening
letters and It was only by their own
work that they discovered he fact and
got hold of the letters and found thai
the demands had been for 5000 instead
Of 300 as had been said by MarendIno
PIconi His Friend
When the case Of Piconi came M IN
court to-day the police were surprise d
to see Piconl and Marendlno walk into
court together, They were also sur.
prised 10 learn that Piconis bail bond
for $1,000 had been secured by Maren-
dino, The latter tried to tell the police
thSt Piconi had been his friend, and
had been seeking the boy In the italian
quarters OF Brooklyn and Manhattan
day and night ever since the lad dis
appeared
Nevertheless the detectives believe
PIconi to be the man meant by the
Black Hand men In their letters in
telling Marendlno to give the money t.
his 'frierd
The two left the court together. and
before they won't Detective CarraO
talked with them, II was TO him Ma
ry.u,Io .,,', PIGt'u tuS MqI ~ n rleIrdsilP
case was postponed until Friday.
The evening world., 1905-10-03
STRICKEN IN EXCHANGE
II. II. smith Seized with Heart Dis
ease and Taken 10 Hospital

e r, smi.h, hfty-nve years old. OF
No, one West Eigtty.third street. was
stricken with near. disease this after.
noon, In the Cotton Exchange.
He vas removed to the Hudson Stree,
Hospital
The evening world., 1905-10-03
Deuel.HdpQOOd Case.

Justice Joseph NJ Deuel. Of Special
Sessions, ana Norman Hapgood, editor
OF Golfers Weekly whom ne charges
with criminal libel, were In jefferson
Market Court this afternoon. The
case was ADJOURNED TO oct. 10.
The evening world., 1905-10-03
ROCK KEFELLER GIFT
MONEY OUT ON LOAN.

A big share Of the s10Oooooo turned
over to the Board OF General Education
by John d. Rockefeller was loaned In
Wall Street to-day through the Morton
Trust Company At from to : IA per
cent
The evening world., 1905-10-03
DIED.

Monday, Oct 2, 1905. LIZ
ZIE, beloved wife Of John ], Hanly, a:
her residence Is Cheeyer place, Brooklyn.
Friends and relatives are respectfully in
vited to attend funeral services wednes-
day. Oct l. at 2 p, n. Intsrmsnt Holy
crosa Cemetery.
The evening world., 1905-10-03
SAYS HUSBAND
THREATENED LIFE
Continued from First Page.) }

techve He said Ave sleuths shade 4 e.
the young woman for six months.
When the detectva left the stan
the plaintiffs case closed
The evening world., 1905-10-03

=, 4 love loved NJ, campssll as 4 he we're
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-11-10

nine O'Clock M, In the office Of the Re gist-
er of Deeds in and for Mobiles county Mime
sofa, wherein said real estate is situated,
ana an duly u T Sc in Book So Of Mortgages
And whereas, there Is now. due and unpaid
on said note and Mortgage, at the date Of
this notice, the sum Of twenty dollars ($2O)
etitutsd at law or otherwise to recover said
debt, Or any part thereof, now remaining
'e Sns RS ssia T 81 ,r,+,ne
executed &c requised BY law and authoriz.
ing the at orney who makes this foreclosure
to make the same. has been flsd for record
Now, therefore, pursuant to- the power Of
sale In said mortgage contained and to the
St tute IN such case made and provided,
will be foreclosed by the sale Of said real
estate and premises. Which are in said mort
gage and herein described as-An that tract
Or parcel Of lard lying and being in the
described 40 the Southwest quarter (SW ~
Of Section number Eightls in township One
Hundred One (1o1l, Range number Forty
ian, and containingOne HundredfSixty (16O)
acres, be the same more or less, according 70
government survey, reserying, however,
school house site, s. g much. thereof q may
together with the costs and ,exf enaes Of this
proceeding and Of such sale, including the
agreed In said mortgage to be paid In case
Of foreclosure; and that such sale will be
made by the Sheriff Of said County Of Mobiles
IA the city Of WorthiDgton, said county, on
Tuesday the 21st day of November, 1905,
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon Of that day. s a
Dated s. Paul MIN 2stobsr 2 .1 1905
EDWIN $. cHrrTRKDHN, SsSsssI.::71 z,s:s
.s@ E Attorney. - t5Ss, MA. 11-17 S.s h
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PROBATE NOTICE. - :
Order for Hearing Proof of: win.

S@ state Of Minnesota, county ofNobles.-ss.
IN Probate Court, special term, Nov end;
N q the matter of the estate Of John Hen.
ming, deceased. ',' : f.. "..&5
Whereas, An instrument in writing, pur-
portiuG to be the last will and testament 01
h1ohn Henning, deceased, late Of said county.
hao been delivered to this Court; ~,
And whereas Andrew HenntnG has fled
Herewith his petition, representing among
ether things, that said John Henninx died IA
oaid county, on the 18th day Of September,
1905, test ate, and that said petitioner 10 the
Iexecutor named in said last will and testa-
fnent, and praying that the said instrument
may Be admitted to probate, and that let
3ers testamentary be issued thereon to
ne e ordered, that the proofs Of said in.tru.
meat, and tire said petition. be heard before
this Court, at the Probate Office In Worth
4fn1tOn, In said county, ON M onday, the 9th
Day Of November, A. D. 1905, at one O'Clock
a the afternoon, when all persons interested
may appear for or contest the probate Of
Ard it 10 further ordered, that notice Of
The time and place of said hearing be given
20 u: persons interested by publishinR
This order once In each week for three sue
2ceseive weeks prior to said day Of hearing,
II the Worthington Advance. q weekly news
paper printed and pub1ished ct WorthinRton
y 1p oe s e Wcrthinston, M,,ne,ota, the and
day ofNovember A. d. 1905. <sf IN, 81.
s@S ~. By the Court. @ i .5s2s
tseal 6. =. Corr.
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After Ten Years
Of Suffering, Wife Of . Prominent Attor-
@~ ney is Relieved in Most
.~ Peculiar Manner. 94

Friends of Mrs. Herbert E. Day,
wife Of the prominent attorney Of
that name, living at 3701.. Pleasant
Ave., Minneapolis, Mimi, are
marveling at the wonderful change
in her appearance.
Mrs. Day has suffered for about
ten years with an ELECTION of the
stomach that did not seem to yield
to treatment and which grew worse
and worse until she looked very
unliKe her former self. =
When NIL. T. Cooper the philan-
thropist RECENTLY visited Mime
apolis and the whole city was talk
ing about his new medical wonder,
Mrs. Day heard Of the ~lnarvelous
cures that were being effected with
Cooper's New Discovery. -: q
She determined to try it and is
now rejoicing at the wonderful
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Died.

Gilbert j., tho 9 year old son d
Mr.. and Mrs. N. "A. johnson oi
Seward Township, died on Tuesday
Nov. z, 1905, of quick consumption
after an illness of only 10 days.
The funeral was held Thursday,
interment being made in the Wor-
Ellington cemetery. The deceased
was a bright little boy and his early
taking off is a sad blow to his par
ents. They have the sympathy Rof
all in their cad bereavement. 5
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-11-10
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED SELF.
Judge Dickinson, Of Superior,
Shot Through Heart While
Cleaning His Rifle.

Superior, Wis, Nov. 6-Judge s.
N. Dickinson, one of the best known
lawyers of the state, and one Of the
most prominent residents of this
city, today accidentally shot and
killed himself while cleaning a riff Q.
Although over 20 years of age,
the Judge was still active in hie
profession and also as a huntsman
and angler. He was making pre-.
paratjone for hunting. trip when
the accident happened about noon
today. ....
Judge Dickinson was one of the
pioneers Of the West end of this
city, having come here from Sparta,
Wis. He has been a participant in
some OF the biggest legal fights in
the courts of the state. and for
several years past, has been a mem-
Der of the bar committee of exami-
ners for the state. He was demo-
crat of the Cleveland school. The
bullet pierced bis heart. st. Paul
Dispatch. Z,
Judge Dickinson was the father
Of Mrs. F. r. Coughran of this city,
and that lady left at once for
Superior on receiving the sad news
Of the accident. @@ - "
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benefit she has received. In a recent
letter to Mr.. Cooper she said my
old trouble is fast disappearing:
After ten years Of wakeful nights
and a poor appetite I appreciate the
good refreshing rest that ! have en-
joyed since began taking the New
Discovery Medicine and to have
once more q good appetite with a
project digestion is indeed a bless
ing. My general health is much
improved" =
Cooper's New Discovery cures
stomach trouble, kidney trouble,
catarrh, deafness, blood diseases
and paralysis and sells for one dollar
per bottle. Cooper's quick relief
the assistant remedy costs fifty
cents. Il. s. Myers, Mr.: Cooper's
special agent for Worthington have
the remedies or,sale. I'D
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X ~ Al y1.}sit .s ~ q. ittis- ~ -
School Note.

45. t.t'. q tsA 4 I'd
The foot ball game played last
Saturday at the fair ground 10
tween the Worthington and ST.
James High Schools resulted Ia !
score Of Al to o in Worthington =
favor. The home team took the lead
from the start, and played . strong
consistent game thru out. The two
teams were about even in weight,
but the. superior team work 81
Worthington won the game, "a
game is scheduled with Window Tor
tomorrow, Saturday afternoon.
Everybody come! s5,
The first high school rally OF the
year will be held this Friday even.
ing. "A choice program has been
prepared at the head of which ia Z
lecture on "Andrew Jackson, !,
by Pres. Cooper of the Mankato
Normal. Everyone interested il
the welfare of the shcool is invited
to attend and listen to this treat.
All the rooms and laboratories will
be open to visitors that evening.
Our class poet has handed ua his
latest work, IAN Ode to the Fresh
men," 1t is a very masterful
piece of literature" and is but; one
the many poems of this rising
genius. His complete works can b.
bought at any book store for 81. 50.
Friday was visitors day for the
high school teachers They visited
the east and central high schools 81
Minneapolis, and were greatly
pro6ted by their trip. The same
day being visitors day at Pipestone,
we received a visit by Misses Frick.
and Merriam of that place. u
The debate which was scheduled
for Oct. 81, but was postponed, viii
be held this Friday, afternoon.
Everybody is invited to attend.
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WANTS" - 2 F.: :s ::

Farm for Rent-Two and one half
miles from Bigelow, MINI. Enquire
of Ed Brown, Bigelow, MINI.
For sale: Three yearling calves
and also two sucking calves.
Gust Lundgren.
For Sale-Hunting outfit, consist
/ ing Of gun, decoys, boat and boat
cart. E. w. Lanham.
House for rent. Inquire Of 81. D.
Pratt, 1Kmiles north of Worthing-
/ ton. 2 weeks
For Sale Cheap Two Shropshire
rams. = Milton Ludlow.
For Rent-Good half section
farm, 6h miles from Worthington.
u. Wolven. # lilo
Isl WANTED-A boy to learn the
printing trade. Enquire at Advance
Office. \. .:s..ss ,5s,.. ~,
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ss5s Gsy 49,, Probate Notice.
Order to Show Cause on Filing Petit
u ton to Mortgage Land.

t$ $sT .. Probate Notice.
Order to Show Cause on Filing Petit
|f .u ton to Mortgage Land.
1 State of Minnesota. County of Nob1es-s.
n Probate Court, Special term, Novembe,
IN the matter OF the estate of John Ryan
. On reading and fling the petition of Mar
Raret Ryan, .administratrix, setting forth
into her hands, the disposition thereof and
how much remains undisposed Of the
amount of debts outstanding against said
deses:ed: a. + far =. as the sams can be asesr
and the taxes, assessments and other charges
which are an existing lien upon his estate
and description Of the tracts Of land of said
and praying that license be to her granted
to mortgage the tracts Of land 50 described
And It appearing by said petition that the
G insufieicnt to pay hia debts, WITH 1 tie
charges Of administration, and to pay any
taxes, assessments, or other charges which
are an existing lien upon his estate, or any
8 It is therefore ordered, that all persons in
terested In said estate appear before this
Court on Monday, the 4th dag of December,
AID. 1905, at one O'Clock p. M, at the Pro.
bEte Office In the Court House In Worthing-
ton, In said county, then and there to show
s.use IT any theI hers be) why license should not
gage the said real estate of said deceased for
the purpose of obtaining funds tor the pay
Sment Of such debts, charges, taxes, assess
ments and liens Il
And 1t 10 further ordered. that this order
shall be published once In each week, for
three successive weeks prior to said day Of
hearing. in the Worthington Advance, a
weekly newspaper printed and published at
sWorthington In said county. -%5'$
Dated at Worthington, Mimi. the 9th day
of November, A. D. 1905, ~ - Is z
By the Court: r. '-,- a. =.
sfsHALl c.. M. Cory, ~
Judge of Probate.
s sAttorne 70 for Administrative, p.