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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-21
MOB AND BAND FOR A WELCOME
Citizens, Angered at Reception Of Accused
Man, Throw Things.
rBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. ]


sonerville. Sept 2N-Charles Kissonack- a wealthy
sa1oonkeeper of Raritan. who was convicted IN
the Somerset court last April Of illegal hquo.
saIIi and & now under g O0O bail on charge of
shootin John Stevenson at his saloon several weeks
ago. returned home from Europe last night ana
was met at the railroad station here by orasS
band and a large delegation Of Hungarians- hls-
sonack was escorted TO Raritan by a PROCESSION,
headed by the band He rode in carriage anu
wore white gloves and carried large bouquet
This demonstration enraged the citizens OF Karl
tan and a mob soon gathered that Missed the pro-
cesgien and threatened Kissonack with eggs ana
Kiseonack was taken care of BY his friends ana
the Somerset grand jury next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-21
ROBBED THE wALDoRF-AsToRIA.
Thorne Says He Walked Out Through Front
Door with Big Bronze Clock.

Montclair, y. J.. Sept. 20--John b Thorne, the
thief under arrest here to-day. had fit OF remem-
berng, and during the day told Of fifteen thefts in
New-York. The most important was the stealing
Of a $50 bronze clock from one of the psrers of
the Naldorf-Astoria.
He saws he was wandering through the hotel
looking for booty. when the clock attracted his ar
tentiOn He took newspaper and wrapped up the
clock and walked out The room was fun Of
guests and he passed out of the hotel by the main
entrance. He robbed in BROOKLYN and stole from
many .hurChes in Manhattan
Detective Sergeant Murphy, Of New ork took a
list of all the places Thorne can recall stealing
from. Therne saws he never committed burglary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-21
BIG GORILLA FOR BRONX PARK.
First Specimen To Be Placed on Exhibition
in This Country.

A we'll grown gorilla is TO be placed on exhibition
in the New-Yor Geological Park. This is the first
gorilla to be placed on exhibition in any American
geological park. and the second To be brought to
this country the first one infant specimen
dying from pneumonia soon after its arrival here
The gorilla will be placed in the chief cage in the
money house
The Geological Park has also received big con
signnent of pheasanrs which came here aboard the
Graf WaIdersee The rarest of the Iot the I'M
pevans or Nonauls The birds are bronze colored
and live among the highest peaks Of the Him
aIavss All the different varieties in the consign-
ment from the Far East.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-21
APPEALS FoR CHARITY.

The Charity Organization Society appeals for $50
70 pay rent for eight months for German woman
with four children under fourteen years Of age
Her husband is in hospital with tuberculosis.
md she is not able 70 give good care to her chill
dren in addition 10 earninE rent
The Charity Organization Society appeals for
as toward the support 81 4 Bohemian widow with
three children. One bey If working age is mes
zeueer The woman is anxious 70 support herself
and earns little. but is in infrn1 health. and d
nhvsictan advises rest and nourishtng food.
ANY n1cnez- for these cases sent 70 the Charity
Organization Society No los East 22d-st-. will be
publicly acknowledged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-21
ayUsT TO MAKE ARTHUR CAREFUL y
New-York Girl Runs Away with Brothers
"Auto''-search Suddenly Ends.
IBy TelegrapA 70 Tn Tribune

Stamford. Conn. Sept 2.-suoh eareiessness! II
teach him lesson FFith these ordinations Miss
T4azel 15eMurin daughter ot Arthur NcMullin.
+a-+or ~ 10 q Park Row. Network. who
ives here entered her brother Arthurs automobile
s-d ,7-o,-e off with . girl friend from New-York
last night. -, - e.. .+7.+,-+ NE
ret.- ma NJ friend happened along and waited
I've minutes. Then hey ran or Win IT, just 20
cfe7F1oIl3r 4ald Inc poltea his had been stoien
81. u 80 Fs-an \ search teieph0aed 70 towns
sserrrd V-esf Of SramfoTc. I'm The height Of the
ssar..h Mss Hazel arrived rome win the ma
b5e - ts-ord came t. Police Headquarters that
shs car WAS foui-C-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-21
ITALIANS CELEBRATE UNIFIcATIoN.

The United Italian Societies of New-York ceie-
hratad Yesterday the thirydfth anniversary 81 the
rnifca ton 81 Italy under Victor Emmanuel with
narsda in the afternoon and a reception in the
evening at Manhattan casino. DR. Darlington
Health Commissioner. represented Mayor Meclei-
Ian at the reception and delivered an address; IN
which he nraised the Italians Of this city for their
fndustrv count Massiglia and Gaetano d Amato
ajsc smoke The proceeds OF the celebration VIII be
5jI-en 10 the italian Hospital in West Houstou-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-21
BUSINESS TRoUsLEs.

A deaciencv judgment in foreclosure proceedings
was entered yesterday in the County C'erk once
for s113473 81 against the ASSOCIATE r'e9l's
-.5 8, favor OF the Kuickerbocker Trust
l-ononanv growing Out Of the foreclosure sale Of
- o1e-+v IN the southwest corner Of 7th-sve
IN z 15s+Jst Davies. Stone & Auerbach. OF No 81
anu s L-,'l are the attorneys for the plaintiff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-21
". II. HUNT SENTENCED.
Former Banker Punished for
WrongfuIEy Receiving Deposits.
fRy telegraph to The Tribune.

by Telegraph The Tribune
Chicago, Sept. 20--William H. Hunt former
president Of the defunct Pan-American Bank
was to-day sentenced to serve an indeterninate
term in the penitentiary at Joliet and TO pay a
fine of $29s Judge Kersten fixed this as Hunts
punishment for receiving deposits after he knew
mis- bank to be insolvent
This is the sequel to Hunts second unfortu-
nate banking venture. He was the president of
the International Bank and Trust Company
with principal offices in New-Yor and the City
of Mexico which failed a couple of years ago
banking officials and Mexican authorities, he
escaped prosecution at that time
William Hill Hunt was formerly president Of the
International Bank and Trust Company % Amer
lea. which came TO grief in October. 1903. That
company which had been incorporated in Della
ware 4 year previously. was combination of the
Corporation Trust Company of Delaware. which
had an Office in this city, and the Mexican Trust
Company, which operated branches in nine cities
in Mexico.
October Il 1903. the International Bank and Trust
Company's main office in the City Of Mexico was
closed g notice being posted its doors that the
concern had gone into voluntary liquidation A re-
cetver was appointed by the Mexican courts, and
TWO or three DAYS later by the Chancellor Of
the state OF Delaware. An order of arrest was
issued for Hunt by Mexican court put ne crossed
the border into the United States before it could
In pesember 1853. the stockholders of the old
zation- the outcome of which was the formation Of
the Pan-American Banking Company, Incorporated
IN West Virginia and having It's once mere al no.
81 WalI-st Hunt was made president Of this con
Germ. January p last he arrested in this city
on request Of the Chicago Chlef or Ponce ana al
about the same time a receiver was appointed IN
44n for The srT7oIntnnent of q receiver for Hunts
personal assets, alleged that Hunt had taken Sl0OO
s55 90 since 6ctober 1s64 knowing the bank to be
insoivent. He figured the total deficit at $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-21
TRAVIS TO CAPTAIN TEAM.
Will Lead the New-York Golfers in the Tri-
City Match.

Leighton CaIkins secretary Of the Metropolitan
Golf Association, announced yesterday that aItsr
travis had been chosen TO act captain Of the
NAtropo1ftsn Golf Associations team in the trt-city
match for the Lesley Cup at Garden City on Octo-
H. ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-21
INTERNATIONAL POLO.
Rochester Defeats Toronto for the
Third Successive Time.

Rochester. Sept 0-The team Of me Rochester
Polo Club defeated Toronto this afternoon on the
grounds Of the Rochester Country Club by the
score of to 3
The game to-day was the third OF series Of in
+ernationaI polo matches two Of which had pTev1-
oI1sv been won by Rochester. Having now won
the cup three times IL becomes the property OF the
I2OCt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-21
THE CHESTNUTS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
few vacancies for the Fail Months
THIRTY-FOOTERS RACE.
The Media II Wins the Commodore's
Gun on the Sound.

Twelve Of the 3o-foot one design boats OF me
Network Yacht Club raced on Long Island souno
yesterday for the cup offered by Commodore r. u
Bourne It was the first OF a series Of four races
While the wind was light and variable. the racing
was keen from start to finish.
The start was made off Motifs Point at 2:lo. the
course being from there TO Parsonage Point buoy
and return seven and three-quarter miles, sailed
onca over The wind was light from the south
west making it a spinnaker run dead to leeward
to the Parsonage Point mark. which was rounded
in this order and times
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-21
sle ADIRONDACK TRACT SOLD.

Saratoga y Y. sept 21-The sale OF a 100 acre
.tber tract in Hamilton County. adjoining the
1y-ooarur. Vanderbilt and Morgan Adirondack pre-
ssrves 10 the West Canada Lumber COMPANY. OF
TIsrkiner was announced to-day. William Nc
Eebron sold the property receiving $4,000 Ear IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-21
.os-on WOULD RETAIN CONSTITUTION.

TaaEraph 20 me 'ftU'iei
po.,on sept. 2o-Bosfon women members Of the
Daughters of the American Rfgoiut,oF . Daagn'e+s
Of 1917 ana the historic old frigate Constitution
tempt 10 M Navy Yard They say that it
from 30 out of place elsewhere than Bos-
"oulo nc. en- - vas built but it would so TO pieces
! moved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-21

II was heat back az long as the wind lasted.
and IN this work the Phryue was the leader A
so1IaU came I'D from the northwest In the latter
half Of this leg and the wind shifted to all points
OF the compass. The Nicola II obtained the lead.
ana held N 10 the finish Her elapsed time was
S:36:4S: that Of the second boat, the Cara Mia
S;3T45 and Of the third boat the Dahinda, 1908 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-21
.--run TIE NECKAR's ARRIVAL.

FaIIf,z. SEPT AL except one Of the pas
o 6 port sFeGEr he 5s"s N9c6 9 70 the eos sRg
waiting Ire ne ocean sarysy Of the Bremen
oesau tc-daz aasiied to-day for Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-21
IookINe "a HIMSELF.

we had 7,Iite prominent actor as a guest a.
cur house the other evening
Gracious, didn't you ind il hard 70 entertain
nm -, ua inst HANDED him bunch Of rh9to-
g ~, arrd his or-n vas amoas them. he amused
himself for hours -lPhliadelPIiIa IiesS-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-21
WORK CUT OUT FOR PA.

ron,n7v-Ps did you really mean it when you
..tz vol,,s spank any one that broke that vase.
Pa-Jugf come here. sir. and III shoB you
I,or,1ov-Dout show snow bridget. she
..,zt I,-ole if-(Philadelphia Press
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-21
wvoe,A BEAT mYoPIA A.

Da6nan Mass, Sept. 2O-In the finals for the
Kar1stein cups to-day Myopia B polo team defeated
Myopia A. each with the same handicap. by score
7 70 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-21
Countrq Board.

IF ToU looking for comfortable home and rec,ee
so~ie+v and moderate terms just the pacs t5r bcsl
men. will find II handy via Cenrs4 X r. g
y ] Hotel LAtorette. Bergen Point. y =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-21
Steamboats,.

DO 8 T O M A AER E Easl.zi e
FALL. RIVER LINE via Newport and Fan River LIS
Pi 10 Warren St. week days and SurcaJs-
al NJ Strs PRISCILLA and PURITAN Orchsst-ss
PROVIDENCE LINE for Providence. Boston. East sre
North I've Pier IS n R. Murray St. week days
onIy at 8 P NJ strs. PROVIDENCE new and FIsTat-
OJTH. Orchestra eacn- -
new BEDFORD LINE for New Bedford Sotsass eiss
and Nantucket Pier 90 N P. II Clsrkson st.
week iays only NJ Strs. Maine and New Harapsh.r-
NORWICH LINE via New London I've Pier ~ -
foot CIarkson only. p. N Srfs tAAA
or LOWELL. ard CHESTER ". CHAPIN-
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven. HaTLL9f9. -.
HeId and North Pier %, z R. foot g, ESeA 30
400 ?. NJ Steamer Ftl-f1srsA -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-21
VIRGINIA
Virginia Hot Springs

$500 FEET ELEVATION. OPEN ALL THE YEAR
Waters. baths hotels and scenery nowhere eGzzIsd-
rheumatism sout and nervous dEeases cured. cezs-
apparatus palm got-
sgtmpning pool fine livery and outdoor pasrtnss The
NEW HOMESTEAD is modern in the srrctesc serss and
N 7. wire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-21
The Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

.,, -,onover at Covington, tteksEs
Sfncnuad Louisville chicago. ST Louis and ths Wss<
Tor sac TIP 10 Virginia Hot Springs
pullman compartment car. via WashtnEton. leszss
z-n-sion tickets at c & O. Once e62 Broadway, 81
5th Ave and Offices r r. and connsctinx ures
FRED sTERRT. Manager Hot springs. Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-21

ORDERS ISSUED-The following army anu
navy orders have been issued:
ARMY
rs,---s-+ SURGEON WILLIAM z CASs- from Philippines
t. Vancouver Barracks relieving CONTRACT 81 60
0s-AR W WOODS who viii proceed 10 Fort pay
ard
rs,,s.- WILLIAM n BLOW II. 18th Infantry rom
Francisco.
C1nsolsir JOSEPH A POTTER Ith llta1Cy., oe4OEe
Tetirtng board at san Francisco for exarlia@tton..
ra1+atn JA1rs 7 Burns Sd Infantry Illinois Natlonal
CSTrs-5 70 garrison school At Font Sheridan
T4-xt Lieutenant GOUvERNEUFe V PACKER Isl n
tsut-v. 70 Washington Barracks.
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81. Tortb RIattc 50, Toogc.Gitp 30,
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len bcitnOen iid in pripntem 9eiit.
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more cine itdotiide 8crftc 5lr erlan.
gen, unO bat ocn Stoot-@roftwotor
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pom .. bis If. Slli tngt ni6t on.
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bic Wiittmod Noht in ibrcm nicocr-
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s., oils 2ei6e nufgcflnoen lullroe,
mar altf IN Baltimore befnnnt, no
tic bis gum Sabre 1896 in Ir. 1912,
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tar Der @roBlogc oeS rllnabbGngigen
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Sabre 1896, olS or OoS amt ouigo6
uro nod Sruington, rs, uno ipG-
ter nod Mtoutcloir, RS, 500. Gr
erItidte am 10. Slni 1902 an 9elld)t.
gas. 9os Gbcpoor bate feline Sin,
Der, aooptirte a6er cine Sodter, sic
ieet 6rot Momic Iltpp lit; tic pobnt
in &%eiiterStomn. Ser ,Gorreipon.
bent" bro6te geitern einen 9eriht
iibcr 6en mpiterioleu 300 Der Srou.
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bonblunq ictner @attin
Wog9ie Mtoper BON 9tr, 716, @eit.
@eititroBc, murOe geitern George q.
Moper in ocr meitIifen Eoli5eiitotion
Dem @cridtSperfobrcn iibcripicicn.
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pllufel SrGiis Gcrccn."
WoSfeubaa,
9ienitaM Den 2S. Se6rnar.
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orgoniiircn. - TaS &%unoerter.
Gonlite Der oWiuni5ipolen Sigo," mel.
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ce.Fr1iihenten bon je0em Der bier
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einem S6nbmlciitcr mo cincm ans
9 WitglicOcrn bcltebenocn @refutip.
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