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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-03
Notes and Personal Mention.

The Rev. DR.. T. W. Crannelle, presi-
dent of the Kansas City Baptist TheO-
logical seminary, and Mrs. Crannelle,
who will be in town for the dedication
Of the First Baptist church tomorrow,
will be guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.
Monypenny.
Mr.. Paul Hunt, of FL Dorado. who is
a student at the University of Kansas
came up fIom Lawrence today to spend
Sunday with his brother, Mr.. William
F. Hunt and Mrs. Hunt at the Kem-
per.
Mrs. George ". England and Miss
Genevieve Miller Of St. Marys, viii be
in town Monday to see the Umpire at
Mrs. NJ A. Low has returned from
visit in Kansas City and Independence
No.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. z. Grimes will spend
part of next week in Kansas City.
Miss Ruby Chisham returned to her
home in Atchis0n this morning after
visit to Miss Jeanette Walcott.
Miss Warwick Iseftwich, OF Winfield,
viii be the guest OF Mrs. F. s. Savage
next week
Mrs. Morton Albaugh ard Mrs.
Maude Giyeat left to day for Califor-
MIA. the former to spend six weeks and
the latter about three
Mrs A. II. Horton, Mrs. A. NJ. Har-
vey and Mrs. Luther Burns have re-
turned from Parsons where they at
tended the annual state conclave Of the
D. A. r. this week.
Judge w A. Johnston will go to his
home in Minneapolis Monday to stay
until after election.
Leavenworth Post: Mr.. and Mrs.
William Fortescue arrived Thursday
night from their summer home at
Block Island. and are at the National
hotel IN a few days they Will go to
Topeka for a short visit with Mr.. and
Mrs George Sharitt, before leaving
for California to spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank MerFicS of the
City OF Mexico. who We're guests OF
Judge and Mrs. D. NJ. Valentine left
today.
Mrs. A. A. Scott will go to Peoria.
III. next week to visit her people.
Mrs. Rodney K. Pratt OF Chicago ar
rived yesterday to visit Mrs. Frank
Scott Davis
Mrs Charles Haines of Sabetha and
her two sons returned home today af-
ter visit to Mr.. and Mrs. John E.
Moon.
Miss Florence Rossington, Miss Hell
en- Smith, Mr.. Sam Hammatt and Mr..
Ned Osborn went to Fort Scott yester-
day to be guests until Monday Of Mr..
and Mrs. C. z. Hewitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Morton OF the
Devon have returned from visit ia
Detroit.
Miss Mildred Guild Went to
Lawrence tonight to stay over sun
day with a University friend.
Mrs. Lawrence Banks OF st. Louis
viii arrive IN fortnight for a visit to
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs D. N
Burdge. Miss Agnes Burdge, who is
now the guest Of Mrs. Banks, will re-
turn in q week.
Miss Esther Mason has returned to
( Kansas City after visit to Miss Ann
Sweet Miss Wiswall OF Columbia No,
who is a guest Of the Misses Sweet.
I leave Monday
AIRS. NJ. 7. Drum returned fodav. fYor,
/ q visit in st. Joseph
AIRS. l. Z. Scammon and her son
Richard Of Lawrence viii be the guests
Of Mrs J. J. Everinghan1 and Miss
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-03

Hazleton, Pa, Nov. 3.-The wages of
goo moulders and coremakers of the
Weatherly Car and Foundry company
have been voluntarily increased Is cents
a day.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-03

Mrs. Alfred B. Quinton VII give a
informal afternoon whist Monday 70
Mrs. Thomas Ryan Of Washington
j. c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-03

class PARTY tonight at the home of Miss
Mabel Renwicx, S12 Tyler street.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-03

Holton Signal: Mrs J. F. farrell
gave a party last Thursday afternoon
for her daughter Barbara, who was
five years old.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
LUTTE URGED TO DRINK 2
HTe Says Defendant in Trial Told
HIM to "Tank I'm"

Pittsburg, April 12.-when Common 1,,o.- 60.
opened to-day Mrs. W. c. lutte again tool, tI,o
''iiu IN tie suit OF the administrators of the
La'e w - Jutte wealthy coal operator Of
rN'Spurs' against Frank n. Hoffstot and ]. w
FRIEND, Well known manufacturers and aro~
clers' Tor an accounting of nearly $4,000 ooO ~
securities and real estate. alleged to have baao
given by Mr.. Jutte as security for a SOM ono
loan. AT the time the loan was obtained II is
alleged that Mr.. lutte was mentally unsoupd
me strain OF yesterday caused Mrs Unite n
collapse after leaving the stand last night but
To-day she seemed to have entirely recovered
from the shock
Mrs. Jutte told OF her husbands drinking
haoits. He commenced to drink, she said on
ADVICE of Mr.. Hoffstot, who in kindness ad
'lsed him TO tank up and sleep off his nervous
ness"
The witness said her husband was extremely,
nervous. especially during the lawsuits with the
river coal combine He would cut the children
olI win short answers, and If they spoke 10 him
al the table he would leap up, strike the table
violently and leave the dining room This oc
Cured usually about once a week
coming down TO his condition in Nav. 1909
"heh one of the alleged agreements between
MN Aoffstot and Friend was signed ATTORNEY,
LEO LEO wen asked Mrs. Jutte if she knew of her
nuSpaho ,o ever signing anything. and if he ever
h atohe 10 her concerning these agreements; lust
"hat ne said and how he acted. Mrs Jutte said
s, sLe had no knowledge of any agreement but
.i'a' i one evening when Mr.. Jutte came home he
IlteN ihIlself on lounge and exclaimed: They
i'are ~, hau me once. and they have me again!"
me wiIhess said she would never permit her
uSp1hu 10 go out alone fearing he would take
his life. Asked by counsel If Mr. Jutte ever at
tempted TO take her life, Mrs. lutte replied that
Shs would rather not answer that question
MIS-. lutte described an incident at their home
in November 1902 when her husband returned
from conference with Hoffstot and Friend in
New YORK She found him sitting in front of
mirror one evening with his head on his
breast She glanced at case in which she al
ways Kept revolver and noticed that it was
missing She demanded the revolver from him.
and. continuing. said:
Mr.. Jutte looked sheepish and handed ii out
TO me ON another occasion ] discovered that a
vial Of laudanum was missing from the med-
cine chest
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
FOR EIGHTH AVE. PLOT Sf21 800
PREMISES COMPRISE A BLOCK FRONT BETWEEN SD
and 24TH STREETS
A s500000 Home for j. ". seFgmon Co-Nev Riverside Dre
Dgcehng House Project

Dennis & Preston have sold for the City Invest
+s company, of which Robert f. Dowliug is presi-
eh'' ' the block front the side of Sth
I eH $50 and 34th SITS, to syndicate of we'll
"H investors. There four and six story
oIlcK warehouses. with stores on the. site
Inc olock front is opposite the proposed terminal
S'duoh or the Pennsylvania Railroad 1t has
tion'ase OF 1875 feet in sth ave and 100 feet in
po'" $50 and Bath SITS On February q The City
inNesuhg Company bought the property at auction
LOT Soo6Sp The syndicate of investors is said to
have paid about s721 500 for the parcel
Plans have been filed for an eleven story freproos
bank and office building to he erected for J. & W.
Sellgnan q Co. on plot at the intersection Of
william. South William and Stone SITS 1t is to he
Oh me Italian Renaissance type, with facades of
granite at the first story and limestone above 1t
VIII nave decorative tower. crowned by sculpt
urea nsure. at the William st. corner. The main
entrance will he in South William ST It will ne
ADORNED by a two story arched porch hanked by
engaged columns and bronze eIectroliers The
nice above the arch will be decorated with four
eagles or carved stone. The banking offices will
occupy tho basement and the first and mezzanue
tects. 49, 90 ~ ~" ~"
No : Riverside Drive. south of 73d st 1t is be
S ~ GSIonat design. with frontage Of 81 feet and
ogP'h i or 81 feet with an extension. The FACADE
VIII be of ornamental limestone. with a second
STORY balcony There will be an elevator and cen
fral staircase. 1t is to cost $4,000. Trowbrdge &
Livingston are the architects
a report was printed yesterday that the Peter
sod s9d a IT The propery to have been
by Bryan T. KenneIIv 9u1 was PqS'p2@ned neg
%. Mr.. Kennedy said Yesterday the nropertv had
hqI hD oeen sold and would be offered for sale on
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13

pIot Sfxl00 feet in fremont ave, McGraw estate
aso Tor Samuel II. Waldron ii. Meyer Nos 1853
anu 4o4 fosedaie ave, one family dwelling house,
Also Tor \. Robiliard to r. w. Martens. fam
ny dwelling house lot 25xlG0 feet. Grace and
Sastlehill aves., ST Raymond Park; also for J. F.
con St. Mapes estate plot 50Xs7 with a one fam
IL! frame dwelling house: also for John Kleinhaus
70 Michael Hoffman. Nos 47S and 479 Rosedale ave
a TWO FAMILY dwelling house, plot 50xS7 feet
also for ID. Baum. dwelling house on plot 66xi5G
Ieet IN Southern Boulevard, 20 feet north of lslst
St' S9c' ana for A. J: Adabody TO George Ranzow No
iio L commonwealth ave a family dwelling
mouse. on lot 25x1O0 feet
herman JacobY has sold No 1l2 East 10Th St a
i'pI Story dwelling house LOT AOx100.5 feet.
DDdVio r Meyer has sold No 20 West 10Th ST
q Iouu story and basement brownstone front dwell
ing mouse on lot 20X1005 feet.
ne estate OF Charles SchlesingPr has sold No %
vest 9st St. four story dwelling houtse, on lot
Isxlo9S feet The parcel was to have been sold
NJ -Fost 4 Reese have sold for Richard II. Clarke
No. 10Y East 75d st. four story and basement
oroWnstone front dwelling house. with extension
- Wacht & Braverman have sold through David
stewart to William Wolff tho plot 9911xl25 feet. at
me horthwest1corner of Amsterdam and l5sth
Samuel c. Hess and B. KIingenstein have bought
from Kramer & Rockmore the six story apart
ment ~ouse, with stores. being built No % East
J,Sd ST. and similar building at No. q East i14th
st. each 25xlOOl feet
Nevlns & Pcrelman have sold I.evinsou & ZIP
KIND for Improvement Nos. 35S and $50 East 12lst
10o11 feet. " ' ~
j. Arthur Vaudeville has sold for Mrs NJ Hogan
NO 45l West 39th St, four story tenement house
on lot 25x9S.9 feet, 10 Milton Oppenhemer.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
1sAKA SEINE DESCRIBES zULULAND
Winner of Columbia 0ratorical Medal
Sneaker in Public School Course.

, ia 1saha semc tho f.l h'ooded Zulu who
won tho George William curtis gold medal last
week the highest oratorical honor conferred by Co
l,,mbia University. Iacurod at Public school lSJ.
First avenue and 5tet street, last night, on Zulu
land it was ono of the free lectures in the Board
Of EducatIor Public Lecture Bureau course II
was Illustrated with more than two hundred ster'-
opticon views depictng Zulu life and customs
many showing scenery Of great beauty The lectur"
room in th' school vas crowded many having 10
stand.
Sir. seutc hoEen his Ioctur" ny showing general
views in Natal aod the general scenery Of his conn
Try Hc then spoke at length .csdrdins tn" customs
uf thu people
..rhsro is a rev spirit among GA" people lac
s,,d. ..they have seen light from darkness. They
Ea,c now homes and civilized families, ana O now
generation is d,.yClooirg
tbe IaCtIlrer spoke 4 the martisg" customs
,,-brretv i1 the earl. mon copld marry only
Ev royal sanction aud they must nave hrSt shown
,teir nrovess on thr Battlefield. Now the general
,stors, i- - uo'vEa- NOUS enc and nc |Uu can
have rs MANY vifes t~ q" can support '"r. Mr-
sene said, 1T is better TO say. as many wives as
,au him.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
REALTY NOTES.

Otton {. Henze is the buyer of No. Il East
72d st.
John P. kirwan has leased for the Coddngton
estate No 35S to 364 Bleecker St, northwest corner
Of Charles st. five story stores and tenement
houses. 96 SKIS feet. to r NJ Gallo for five years
at an aggregate rental Of $500
J. J. & /. Lienthal the buyers of the north
east corner Of MadsO, ave ana 12Sth St. 30 TX
-: feet. H J. kantroWitz and Daniel Stein
the brokers Two six story fathouses will be
erected on the site.
Morris Kahn & Son We're the brokers in the sale
Of Nos. 221 and 229 West llth st. TO Lowenfeld &
Prayer.
A Cohn is the buyer of No. $50 East $50 st. and
No East 18TH st. David Goldberg the
broker.
The Central Park West Realty Company has
brought suit I'm the Supreme Court against Peter
Banner and others to foreclose two mortgages of
S150,000 the ST. Urban apartment house. at the
southwest corner Of Central Park West and seth
St. 125 lixl50X irregular. The house built in
N. d !. Hess the brokers in the sale for
the estate Of Charles ". Iden and Henry Iden Of
Nos. l3. Is i and - East 10th st. 100 feet
Of University Place. William j. Patten and
James l.. Van SAINT The plot was owned by the
Idcn family for many years.
Benjamin Guggeuhem bought some months ago
the plot, 22Nl20 feet at the north corner of 76th
reported yesterday that he paid for the parcel
$500, 600.
The II. TAYLOR Sherman Company has leased
for Julia A Schernerhorn for the term OF fifteen
years No. 81 West sd adjoining 9Th ave, a
aggregate rental of $50 600.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
gBORNE on THE PRESS.
yqw Pretty Women and Reporters
Alone MGU Lie.

r--b The Function Of the Press for his sub
.r James ". osborne talked before the Peo-
,ss Institute Cluh A. ~ 10 3lS East 10Th
r--s, last night He said n part
AT -be wrongs against the multitude in these
avs are accomplished by ideas instead Of force
!, rialArce The law Of force has heen subor-
irstei 70 the law ~ intellect and mind. We
,,s nor vet prepared TO cope with the Intellectual
ssn5ts who sail up and down the commercial
1grng the first three hundred years We were
= this country n was the development of the
.rsydusl and the Constitution was the expires
fs1 cf that Individuality. But the whole ten
s,-rr for the las; forty or fifty years has been
n. suppression If the individual and the deveI-
rrreDt ~ the combination and the aggregation
4 men The press viii have 10 meet these
.s7rsss Every Houbinaf fion or specialization
,tst has been made I'm the face of and against
roznpetton has been for the advantage Of man
s,r The benefit ri the country Where these COM
sirg,tors have been established in opposition 10
ibs lsw they have been harmful TO the people.
The prnc,pe Of rehaJing for instance. is found
Cd On the pure theory Of graft. If the press
Goes not meet and grapple with the great forces
that are e. work i'm this country ] don't know
who viii
NJ Osborne Sc ID that people should be care
ful ABOUT Substituting the views of editorial
writers FOR their Own conscience. They should
f1d cut who the owner Of a newspaper was
and what Influences guided its editorial policy
'stors Substituting its opinions for their own.
Tuning 10 the responsbility OF editorial writers
he said
What do the people of New York know about
tte public man except a. the newspapers make
NM The function of the editor. I believe, is
anosf as sacred as that of the Judge.
Originally he said. the newspaper simply
rroncled passing events. and then came the
siforals 10 carry conviction. Nowadays he
E3 th4 newspapers went further and created
1FrS He said.
asead1 of printing The facts Of great mUr-
asf tneE employ detectives and lawyers to hunt
- crmira! Qown. ! know myself OF many
H-Foerers discovered Ing reporters and news
RpeH one man Uho divorced his wife TO
Ha-Iy -lnh woman. who then yoisoned his sec
z. Vic and remarked his FIRST wife. was con-
reg anc e'@rtrorGt-d through the inVestiga-
..f n n reporter There are only two classes
people who arc privileged ia lie. They are
fNn women and reurrterS
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Thomas J. Quinn hes bought parcel at the
northwest of 1920 ct. and Sd This is the
first sale of the property since lS4S.
The McTicIar- -CiailIard Realty Company has sold
for Louis Coon No. % West gath St. four story
high stoop dwelling house a lot 2ON1OG feet to j.
Clark.
snowber & co. have sold for Annie +. Taylor 10
a client No 53 West End ave- a four story and
basement brick hathouse. 20x10O feet.
a b. Mosher & GO. have resold to Joseph Berko-
witz five story triple fathouse. with stores, a
plot 2xl00 feet AT the northeast corner Of 123d st
Jonas < co. nave sold for Tie Ansonia Realty
Company "a an investor No. $50 ST. AIMS ave, a
or So'b Pescis & 20 hav% %s sold i'3 for S Client to G.
Migiene the four story fathouse No 26 Concord ST.
Thomas, p. .Fitzsimons has sold for William NJ
geing RyrKn imT h"usa ' No 2 wes s ST. 86X5x5
Davis Robinson havs sold ID f for MrS a5 Lila Gil,
story American basement dwelling house, ON plot
% 8ors NJ We'll has sold No $50 West SD ST. five
story tenement house. on lot 27Xloo5 feet:
Joseph Brown has I0tn ot E 4 loo . feeI S'n ST.
Dessauer Werdenschlag have sold for the
ssontSaas, corner of "a ave and sh St five story
four family tenement house. with stores, on lot
% George schancopp has bought No. 81 East 18th
Henry r inland has sold 10 NJ. Raumgarten No 34s
Esst SD St, five story tenement house on lot
Kahn co. have sold the nye front ard
F rear m o@d Gbrs$ Es $'F Porr m
Morris Kahn & Son have sold for Lee Dressner
Nathouse on lot 25X95 feet.
W. $. Patten and J |. Van SAINT haye sold
through Walter ;. Auld the plot, l00Xle0 feet. on
the west side Of Ogden ave. extending 10 Summit
from William +. Pattep the plot 100x1O0 feot on
the east side OF Anthony ave. ~ feet south Of
I73d William Stonebridge the broker.
The Sound Realty Company has bought from
Maria Anna Hauft the northwest corner of White
Plains and 243d St, plot 67X50 feet. and has
sold to Phillip Freeman the plot the west side
of White Plains ave- 595 feet south of 231st st 80
xS6S feet
Henry NJ. and Joel II. Ribeth have sold for NJ.
e I. MCyr Nos nd tvvO
story single fathouses. on plot 33xS feet
r. T. Browns Sons have resold to Csistave Getf
the plot 235xlG0 feet the east side of Matilda
st. 2D0 feet south Of 23Ith st
Charlotte =. Schmidt has sold to Antonio Cancro
the two story frame dwelling house on plot lpOx
llg feet the west side IF Arthur ave- - feet
north OF 1S7th ST
William r. Dner has sold another Of the row Of
two family dwelling houses ON Grant ave. between
i63d and 164th SITS
John a. steinmets has sold for Mrs Kingston
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
MECHANICS LIENS.

l29th st. ISOth ST. Convent ave and Convent
Terrace whole block; Robert Ferguson against
Sorn Rrothers. owners: Tony Altieri, contractor
Clifford L. Miller against " II. Stutohhury'
1G9th St Nc I6T East; Harry piamondstone
against MARY Foley. owner. Nicholas Foley,
contractor ..-....---.... .... ....--
10Th ST $ = 122 f. " Of Broadway. eOx1Oo;
George W Jump Cospany against The One
Hundred and Forteth Street Company, owner.
H. F. Hartwell. contractor -...-.--
Washington ave. :. s. 100 ~. s. Of 173d st.
20GxI00 George ". Jump Company against
Washington Avenue Realty Company. owner
H. F. EGartVsll, contractor.
9Th ave, Nos 502 and 50+. Elizabeth Devu
against John W. Hazlett, owner, BENJAMIN
Sire owner and contractor. o.. .-...--
sth ave. Nos. 2s9s AMI 2s90; Pope & FoselH Tile
Company aSt. Finkelstein & Evans, owners and
contractors Observation-Disclosures .
JUmel Place, Nos. 10 and II; Luigi Costabte sgt
owen f. Kelly and John Kohu1sn, owners and
contractors .
Madison ave. n. " corner 9th st.. 100 11xa5
Frank & Hansn agt. Metropolis Construction
Company, owner and contractor -.-----. .-.-.-
lSSth St. Ne 40 10 40 East Bronx Marble
Works agt Hyau. Realty Company. owner.
Mosauer Hysms, contractors. .-.--..
Madison ave. =. corner 96th ST. 150xlOOS
Crane Company agt. Cades Realty COMPANY
owner. W &. Powell contractor. ...---
Irteryale ave. :. . corner Fox St. S4Na5 s Rob
ert KiOuEh Co. ast. Woodstock Building
ComPauy owner and contractor -----
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13

East End ave es = IT OF s2d st. asx7s: plo.
oeslns - 4 of s2d 81 ks IT OF Asvsnue b
6I1: William Osterhoiz to Emma Kedenbnpr
SD ST. No lis East IA 3xiO2 =; Josenhins Co
mellss and another TO Seymour Realty Com
typy: PAM mortsase. s1l 100 O.:....................
Houston 81. Nos 4T3 and 475. 5. 20 n OF
lewis ST solomon Drimmer TO Nathan Schwartz;
East Broadway. No 81. $ $. 24IxSi.s; Marks
kirshbaum to Joseph II Cohen: mortgage.
Same property: Marks Kishbaum. to Joseph II
Ludlow ST. No - $ 25xs6: Karl N Waiiach
lIsth st. No Us West. te.sx99.11; George W
Brown 10 Lizzie Monday ..-.. ........... ......
Hamilton Terrace No -. ., 11N10O: Mary
Hanna 10 Florence Dressed; mortgage. SlS.5O
LIST ave. No 500 $ "a 2x60: Sd ave. No 743.
:. 25xT5; Henry Wern 10 John Wern; one
tenth part .-.---.-..-....
10 William Suther. .....-...... ..-............
Same property; Henry Wern to same ............
Prospect ave. = los n n ~ I65tn 81: AIbertine
Paul to Herman Paul and another; mortgage.
Lots 30 10 81 and so MAJ. Peufeld property;
James Penheld sound Realty Company
Southern Boulevard, 10 IL n OF 1891 st
Frank A BTckram To Charles n Duffy .-....-..
Grant ave, : sos II OF 1921 -. lsxl0o-
Catharine Norz to otto Borst; mortgage. s9O00
Courtandt ave. :. 30 II n OF 154th ~, S0x100;
August MoebUs to Adoph . Hupfel mortgage.
$4,000 ............ ........-..
Webster ave . : as It n Of MoshoIu Park
way. 76xI7g: August Moebus TO Adoiph G. Hup-
fel; mortgage. s.. 800.
st AIMS ave: corner l6Ist st; Eagle ave.
$50 u Of I61st St. 100; Albany Brewing
company to Adolph 6 Hupfel. .,......,.-..-.
Lot 9iT 10 3l9, map south Verncn PARK: sarah y
story to Crawford. ......-.. .........,...
ith 81. corner Vernon Park East. lS1SSS0 .,
Isabella t'rooker to Kenneth Crawford. ~ ....
Barnes ave. =. 25 II : ot 222I st, '9I2e5; Ed
ward Taylor 10 George W Godwsri mort
Same rroporty: George w Codward 10 Max Just
mortgage, -. 700 ............-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
NAY STOP ORIENTAL DANCE.
ss Been Announced to Take Place in the
Presbyterian Building.

If Ratt s. Denis the Oriental dancer .i,o
|t msii-eo Iarformance before al asserublage
's2'ng Principally of women 81 the Hudson
ar may "e presented from appearing on
~. q 80 f10 assembly hail of tho Presbyterian
11t 'or '.s benefit OF The Nary T. Walton
N.Aoer-aitrH for negro children as adver-
seems that when Miss 81 Denis was engaged
a''t 'ie persons in charge Of the benefit were
r ''al '' vas dance OF an unusual nature
y. ~ attention was called 10 the reDorts Of
q - pefi- dance II the Hudson Theatre
"a, tbs 49, - l.el an Investigation was in order
NJ 'lais said Yesterday. that no perfor1,lanre
asstss - gwen in the building unless II was cal
A'l In shock tie most modest person
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
NEW PICKPoCKET GAME NO SUCCESS
Detected Crook Has Confederate Who Vol
unteers to Take Him to Station

Thomas Martin, who is believed to he a notorious
crook. tried to pick the pocket of John d. Maher
Of No S25 53d street Brooklyn. last night on
seth street. Brooklyn. surface car but was caught
turned over to 4 confederate. got into \ fight es
capped. for six blocks. and finally landed
prisoner
Mr.. Msher. who at time detective on
the staff Of District Attorney Jerome felt hand
I'm his oveTcoat pocket. and quickly grasped the
wrist. 4 person in The car became exceedingly in
dlenaDt A. tho action Of the piCkpOcket and voln-
teered 10 take the man "a the police station. An
nnbelieying IT1shman on the rear of the walked
behind the volunteer and the prisoner and the trio
had NOT gone many Yards before volunteer and
prisoner turned on the lrishman punched him and
ran in different directions. The crowd chased the
pickpocket. and after . long chase he caught
but his confederate had escaped
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
LIS PENDENS.

MscIougsI No. 100. Anthony Cirj,Co sg Charles
4. silver Q; al Cfoecosure Of mortgage attorney. NJ.
Keve
Nelson ave :. It. H. % 1a7ta St 25x115: Har-
lem River Realty Com any ct al Melissa Thwstte
ct "a tspecfc performance. attorney T. :
Avenue y. No 2Sa Sarah OpPeuhein agt. Nathsn
al faction to declare euJ attorney.
l.. H. Levin
.Sd St : 39S OF 9th ave. G419s .; sth ave.
" s. # of 9Ist st. O1X1OO I. Theodore Kruger
act. Iohr w le r Toler notice Of attachmen) attor
news FrorHme Brothers
3ah st. :. s. 2e9.6 9Th ave. $50: Henry
T. Iippe Mary L. Thompson al faction declare
Iieu). attorney. Y :. Lippe.
3ltb No I1$ East: John H. Ciahney agt. James r
Keana tuotice of levy; attorneys, Thornton Earle.
Central Park West, W S9th 125. i1x1jGx
irregular; the Central Park West Realty Company
Peter Ranner al foreclosure of morgagesl; at
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