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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-12
Crucial HADD0rK DIVORCE.
Husband Now Wants 10 Pay Less AIImOny
wife Wants MOrP.

The famous divorce suit II tddook VIZ.
Haddock, in which the Unit ed States Su-
preme Court rendered its decision that
divorces granted in a State Of which neither
party is a legal resident. or where service
il made on a nonresident by publication,
are void, came up again in the supreme
Court yesterday before Justice Leventritt.
John W. lddock asked Justice lie ven
tritt to relieve him Of the payment Of ali
mony to Harriet Haddock, tho woman
mined, is still his wife although he got
a divorce in Connecticut twenty-five wears
ago and married another woman. Had
dock has been paying alimony Of $3.50 A
year for a good many years and he thinks
this amount Is excessive, and If not abolished
altogether should at least he reduced.
ne asserts that with this drain on his re-
sources he il unable TO support properly
the woman whom he made his second wife
in the belief that he had been divorced
from the first. Most Of his money, he saws,
has been spent in carrying his divorce
litigation to the United States Su areme
Court, only to be defeated in the end.
Mrs. Haddock's reply 70 the application
before Justice Leventritt was a demand for
more alimony. She saws that she believes
Haddock is better OF now than he wa
because Of an inheritance from his father.
HsddOck says that his income has been
reduced from 81 400 to 81 ,sO0 = year. Jus
tice Leventritt reserved decision.
The Haddocks were mPrried in 1893. bur
Eepsrjted Eoon after. HBddock took m
p residence in Connecticut and sot bis di-
vorce in 1881. Mr-. HCddock remained in
lew York, where both were legal residents.
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ExTRADITED FROM PANAMA.
Postmaster NJ AncOn Accused or EmOezzIe-
ment In Missouri.

Benjamin Emmons, Jr., Of Missouri, re-
Gently in charge Of the post Office at Ancon
Panama, Cana Zone, arrived from Panama
m the steamship Finance yesterday in
the custody Of Detective Sergeant Wood
~ the zone He rs charged with EN-
bezzlinR 81 200 in money order funds while
he WAS "A clerk in the post os.cce at his
home. st. Charles. Mo.
Before United States Commissio"cr RidR-
way Emmons waived Pxtradition pro-
Greetings, He was Temanded TO tho GUS
tody Of Marshal Henkel. who sent a deruty
West with him Emmons intimsted 10
Chef Inspector Walter y. Mayer ard In
speCtnr Boyle, who attested the comT laint
hefor" tho Commissioner. that his relatives
will mako every afOrt ~ save him from
Imprisonment He is ONLY - years old ard
r. the first United States employee 10 be
extradited from the Canal Zone.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-12
Miscellaneous.

John Forsythp has bought from c. n. Dit
son \ 60. their lease to the property. az No. S67
broadway. which il owned by the Delaplaine
eatste. The lease has about twenty wears to
run Mr.. FOrsyfhe recently acquired the
lease to Nos. $40 and E7i Broadway. at The
southwest corner Of Eighteenth street. This.
together with his property at No. sS5 Broad
vay, gives him q plot N.9xi0l Xix irregular.
with an w. 10 No. % East Seventeenth street
A. soon as possession can he had extensive
allegations will be made to thc buildin ~, which,
when completed, will he occupied by Mr.. For
Eythc in connection with his business.
Eiuney 4 Mathews ha We leased for the Hotel
Cumberland a twelve story building on plot
5dxlnl : ~ the southeast corner of Broadway
ard Fttty fourth street. The building il
owned nv tho Construction Realty Company.
The less6r Is Tart = S,,nsoi. wh2 hss long
His lease IN for twenty-onc wears at an aggre-
gate rpntal Of more than 81 ,Oo0, Ooo,
Mary O'Donnellis the buy er of the five story
FAT al No. ?S7 West Twelfth street. sold re-
Gently by Van vliet 4 Place.
samuel J, Redlich was the broker in the
recent sale of No. 100 Lexington avenue for
Minnie Lippmann 70 Alexander Lambert.
Herman Frankfort has sold for Mortimer
home. situated on Broadway. Lawrence, l.. r.,
consisting Of tvo acres Of ground, a house
and q barn,
The Liederman Realty Company announces
that the sale NJ its suburban lots last month
amounted 70 96O. 06j and that 10 lots were
dispoeed ~. The improvements on its BOule-
progressing rapidly. the entire front on Rock
sway road Is, NOW provided with ement
Pl0eWalb ADu me street Signs nave Deen
placed in position. IPfPTts avenue has been
opened and graded for about 900 feet and
n is expected that the entire avenue will
no finished in thirty davs. making il a con-
tinuous street beyond Richmond Hin junction.
other streets are we'll under way aud by
next spring will be opened beyond Jamaica
avenue,
4 Hollsndsr has bought twrnty-three
lots on the south side of Fourth street. be-
tween. Eighth avenue and Prospect Park West,
Brooklyn. giving in part payment two Man
haitian tenements. r.. Bergman was the
broker.
Plans have been hled with Building Super
intendent Murphy for two ak story tene-
ment houses to he built at Nos. loo. los
and no Cherry street. for former Tenemen
House Superintendent Michael Angelo
Rofrano. as owner, At q cost Of S35. OOO. The
architects are Michael and Mitchell Bern
stein.
The BfonX plans comprise two Ave story
fats 10 Ne built for Isaac +. Meyers on Bar-
retto street north Of HSme street, az r cost Of
$50. 0Oo four two story dwellings for stephen
Mcbride on l73d street south of Gleason
avenue. 10 cost 500 600; n two story dwelling
and a one story stable for Joseph TesOrO Mt
the corner Of Crotona avenue and IRpth street.
n cost $4,000 and 5000 respectively. and
q two story dwelling on Hoe avenue south
OF l77d street. 70 cost $1,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-12
CITY REAL ESTATE.
TW0.FAMILY HOUSES
10 Sold I'm One Week.

Tbs nnest selection In BROOKLYN. over SO
sold last wear. The rent FROM second nOOr paws
all CARRYING charges. These houses are nm
IShsd throughout In verv Chotc- hard woods;
parauet doors; dining rooms Handsomely M
ish'd In Mission oak. with Steis shelves. linen
closets. Exquisite handmade wrought iron
gas nNtUres. 7iath rooms Mosaic tile. Every
conceivable up-tO-date im pTOvemCnt.
KINGSTON REALTY COMPANY.
Lincoln Road and Rogers Avenue.
write for IBOoklst.
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$1,000 LOAN ANrE for one year: principal
payable quarterly or semi annually will allow Q per
cent: $4,000 security offered. Particulars AZ
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schooner Capslzcs In = SGuaII: Captain
Drowned.

NEw LONDON, Conn. CO.. IL While =
snow snd sleet "Iuaii wEs in progress thi~
afternoon tho schooner Fila Pow en-. Ios ded
with coal from S,stCn lei, rd to v cd erlv.
r. T.. caps zed on this hsrbor Cant. Clock
was drowned and Mate Nelson Mack 81
Westerly wa rescued from the rigging
with difficulty by q tug crew.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-12
Yesterdays Auction sales.
tAt ~ Vesey Street.
III 1nAEPH p NAV

TT JOSEPH p. DAT
croton street, northeast side. $50 feet south
easl Of Audubon avenue: 35Ia2: two story
frame dwelling: all right and title. &c;
". L. Ernst ~ al. vs.. Jane McGrane:
due m tud grnent. s675: 20 the plaintiff. o..
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SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY.

In heautlrul Iay Wdgc. choice section. an elc
giant ono family Scml detached house. having a.
rooms, bath. laundry and Two toilets house hand
somely decorated. hot water heat. shades, screens
and all improvements: large grounds; convenient
70 elevated road and tTOllrys; price, S.On. terms 10
suit. must he seen to bc appreciated.
home RFAIrY 90.
0AO0 THIRD ", BROO kIHN y. Y
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ALGONAC COURT

Is3d NJ. and Audubon Az.
Finest apartments on Washington Heights.
short walk 10 subway station, Sd and 9th ~. cars
one block, transfer to all parts OF the city 4, 3 and q
rooms and bath: ell modern Improvement steam
heat: telephone electric light, hall service. Rents
SEQ TO so.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-12
REAL II A

MASS APEQUN LOTS. S.gO: SO down. S monthly
Qu"cns Land a Titlc Go. Time Bldg Times ~. Ny
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-12
MEM APARrMENT HOUSES,

Producing large Income on invest nl-nt.
Astnry brick hnt stone. with stores. IRE
place heaters: .7GS4X iOO: all wight rooms Abund-
anCe closets: hne location: the hest ever built. II
minutes to New YORK: numerous car lines.
OTTO SINGER, BUILDER,
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VANDERVEER CROSSINGS

InCOrpoTatcdl
Borough Park 20. B'nsOnhuTS 90,
The ", stmtnatCr Heights Go.
Combined Capital 81, j00.mO.
Combined surplus 81 mo-, non.
wM, ". REINOB. DIS. Pr, sid, nj.
u. TiRNBCLtn General Manager.
Pr BROADWAY, New York CITY.
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CENTRAL AUCTION co. NJ .shcehan. Auc

CENTRAL AUCTION co. NJ. Sheehan, Auct
1852 iI Canal ST., will sell At 10 A. NJ:
Oct. BY NJ. LAvery, 6a4 9th Av.: clothing
pledged 10 Oct. u, 1898.
Ign: diamonds, IewelTy and sIlvrrwarp, dc, No
1000. Aug, "a, 10 No. 1921. Sept. rs. 1905, Inclusive,
and all old dates.
Oct. i8-By r. Simpson 4 Co., ias Bowery: Ola
mouds. i-Uelry. &c. pledged 10 No. IsOO1. July l.
1905. and all goods held over.
Oct. 10 Py l.. ". Levy. s7 colum bus av.: cloth
ing pledged ~ Oct. =. 1905.
Oct. I1-By '. N. Levy. sO7 Columbus Az. dia
mOnds. jewelry, &c, pledged to Oct. 10. 1905
Oct. by Y. Merger. tD 9th sV.. 40 West 4sd
ST.: clothing pledged 10 Oct. 10, 1905.
Oct. Is-By Filth: Jewelry: &C.
Oct. lS-By NJ. Well & Co., s2t7 ID av.: clothing
pledged TO Oct. IN. 1905.
Oct. 10 by J. J. Saver. ia Franklin ST.: p. p.
F~itZsimmons 272 Broadway: jewelry, &C, 90 Oct.
Oct, ip-By FpIIn: clothing.
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r
MONEY To LOAN. lnlgyUNra prppcrty, VuieA
answer. CoRrLANDr hoRTUAGE co. G william
o.. =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-12
The REAL ESTATE MARKET.
PRIVATE SAFES. LEASES AND
PIBLIC ACTIONS.
The Equitable life Sells the Building In
Broad street where Its Hlgh Priced
.IanItOr lived former Opposite the
PCnnsSI " mia station in n Deal.

Yesterdays trading at private contract.
although limit in volume. comprised
several interesting transactions The
Equitable life Assurance Society sold to
Randolph Gnggenhcimer the fonr story
buildings at Nos. NJ and 81 Broad street.
adjoining the Maritime Exchange; the
northeast corner Of Seventh avenue and
1hirty-third street, opposite the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad station. changed ownership
for the third time this year, and the Hotel
Cumberland. at Broadway and Fifty-fourth
street, was leased at an aggregate rental Of
about 81 ,OOO,OO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-12
JULIUS Auc

JULIUS SHONGOOD. AuctIoneeT, "a Bowery
by Jos. ShOngoOd's sons, Auctioneers:
Oct. lS-Clothing, lewelry, &C.. up 10 No. aS1OO
and all held overs, kAskel a Roth. . Columbus an
Oct. b-Jewelry, watches. diamonds, &c, pledged
20 Oct. 3. 1905. c. BrlckhelmeT, 1898 I'd av'
Oct. 10 Mems and women's clot hing, &C. pledged
prior TO Oct, Q, 1905. u. Peysers sons, Ooa "a AV,
Oct. - JeweTy. A. Friedman, iei ID NV
Oct. Mems and wOmen's clothing, &C. pledged
30 Oct. 10. 1905. G. Edelsteln 4 Co, $50 Isl Sv
Oct. II JewelTy, watches, diamonds, dc, Die dr.d
to Oct. 10. 1906. !. Sllbestein's sons. 10 9th Sv';
Oct. ls Clothing. &c, pledged 10 Oct IL Ioos
l.. c. Neuberger, ia sth av.
Oct. ls-Jewely. &c, pledged 10 Oct. II, 1905
l.. Davidow. 9i7 9Th av. ~
ELI SOBEI. Auct., o. Bowery, sells 10 A. M. Ali
goods pledged prior Oct. I, 1905:
Sol. Cohen. 235 9th AV. a"N
Oct. I6-Clothing. Chas. Weaver T9a tO,h a..
Oct. le-Clothing. Geo, Munk, ae2 9th Az
Oct. II-Clothing. 5. HIlpolsteIneT. az ID az.
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SkOWBER 4 Co.,

ELEGANT NEW COR. APARTMENTS.
=. y. Dor. Z sOth St. and Audubon Az.
Couple minutes walk Of Isist 81. subway station,
Very desirable apart mcntS. handsomely
appointed and finished In the best possible
manner. electric light and every up 10 date
Improvement suites Of Z. 5, 8 rooms and
bath: at very moderate rentals.
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n HFARNCIIFF.

81. Nicholas av.. opposite l6Afh.
Magnificent view Of River, Speedway. Sound.
Convenient TO elevated and subw stations,
Suites Exceptionally NJ
S, 6, 7 and S4S TO
ROOMS. sunny rooms SIS.
Latest improvements, Including electric lights.
telephone, elevator, hall service.
Premises, CNnMnEn a m 22ta Broadway
or W D6U " SVsg 10Th.
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ITONRDEIS NNTED.

\. EI.FGNNIIN FUN ISHED APARTMENT.
private uAth. 81 81 daily Including rIrAls. two. SIS:
weekly one. 81. TdE ALABAMA. - q. irh -. y
i.D ST. sta WEST Attractive housc. steam
heat. running water. good board. refined Christian
family.
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BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.
HOTEL MONTAGIE

III MONTAGUE. 1903 los Montague St,
Brooklyn, n. Y. \ select family hotel located on
brooklyn Heights. overlooking the haIbor and \. Y.
city; > and 2 rooms: with bath; nrst class hotel ser
vice rents tL5. $50. SIS restaurant. palm room, cafe.
owners management
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L
l.. D.. FIRUSKI. Auct., 20 Bowery. sells 10 a. N
Oct. " Order h. Stern: -jewelry.

D.. D.. FIRUSKI. Auct, 20 Bowery. sells 10 4. NJ:
Oct. I2-OrdeT H.. Stern; -jewelry.
Oct. I5-(;oldstone Bros. SIS 9Th aV.: all watches,
diamonds, icwelry. goods every description pledged
prior Oct, ?. 1905, 10 No. 526Js. all older dates.
Oct. rs Order Il. Dreyer. az 9th av.: clothing,
&c. pledged prior Oct. 5. 1905.
Oct. 10 Order d. Fry, 2e Bowery: all watches,
diamonds, te welry, goods every description pledged
prior Oct. a. 1905, 10 No. 1900: and ]. Blau. formerly
is 9th av., pledged prior Oct. q 1905. TO No. 2i7SO.
ali older dates held over.
Oct. il order VIM. Simpson d Co. ISL Bowery;
all diamonds, watches, lewelry. goods every de
scriptlon pledged prior Aug. I, 1905, to No. 9oo2s,
all goods held over.
Oct. ~ order VIM. Goldstone. n Park row; all
diamonds. watches, lewclry, goods every descrlp-
tlon pledged prior Oct. I, 1905. TO No. 4oO75. all
older dates.
Oct. Border J. p. Lemon 4 Co, 40 9Th Av.
all diamonds, watches, jewelry. goods every de
~scriptlon pledged prior Oct. I, 1905. from Nos. SB2l2
TO JOQO and Nos. I to s2T6, and all older dates held
over. G. Weaver, 40 9th Av.; all goods pledged
prior Oct. .. 1905, all older dates.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-12
ABOVE 18th r.. EAST SIDE.

HOTEL LIE
rae East Slst st.
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DWELLING HOUSES To LET.
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HOTEL ST. LOUIS. 3A-30 Fast SID VI.
Very select and convenient at moderate reu'alS.
zone block from subway Siation)
Suites OF one. two and three rooms and bath.
furnished or unfurnished' cuisine Hnd service IN
eNcelled: apartments now being leased for the com
Ing year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-12
BELP WANTED-FEMALE.

BON BON Clippers al Huylrr's. Is,n ana Iry,In-
place. Apply after a. NJ, Also twenty ehorcla,.
dippera. Ask for y. huyIeF. 'l~'e
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Intending Purchasers arc nolihed that a new price
list n In course u PREPARATION iOr A. WILL
lam u. REYNOLDS last and greatest Investment
proposition. NASDERNEEH CROSSINGS.
This now prlccliSt Will raise the price NJ all lots Al
o md l. L. iaLn nMnnI N.rA .hnrIln-
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HOTFL CECIL. lIsth ST. and 81. Nicholas az. ab
solutely frepIoof family hotel, homelike and con
NCnlent.
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PARK AVE. HOTEL

Park TOurthl aV.. SOD and 33d 81. Modern
hrcproOf hotel every room has direct outside
light and sunshine. rooms can he engaged single
with bath or en- suite. Telephone In every room.
station I'm front OF hotel.
EEL & BARNETT, Props.
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APARTMENT HOTELS.

ABOVE 18th ST.. WEST sIDE
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$4,000 SECURES a interest In new system OF re
fngeration: adapted TO use In cold storage plants,
refrgerators. households, &c. Particular a.
MCDONALD WIGGINS CO, ISL Broadway.
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Il ST. BRESDAN.

HOTEL IT. BRESDAN.
NE Cor. Col. Al and l03d 81: 3 blocks from Sub
way station. one block from L." surface cars a
corner. transferring TO al parts Of the city. suite
OF one or more rooms nj moderate terms
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RISE IN PRICE.

Take Noytrand avenue car TO Lincoln road. Ia
Brighton Reach elevated or FlathuSh avenue cars
Lincoln road, walk two blOckS east.
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$4,000 REQUIRED in q photo goods manufactur
ing concern OF New York; will offer very hbera
pro position 10 investor. Particulars at
MCDONALD VIRGINS CO, 2T Broadway.
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Fl { r

~. IS WEST 5iST ST. .
Beautiful Apartments OF eight large Ught
rooms and bath. elevator, electricity: all modern
improvements. rents reasonable. Apply Superin-
tendent, or ALEXANDER WILSON $50 5th av.
Telephone 2eIs -yth ST.
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HOTEL CARLTON. Broadway and 5+th ST,
Apartments of =. . 4 and S rooms and baths. witt
kltchenettc. furnished and unilrnlshed. restaurant
a la carte. Hotel service Of the highest standard,
Leases are now being made for the coming year.
The Grit-advocate., 1906-06-22
Christian Endeavor Officers.

Colorado Springs.-'The State Chris
tian Endeavor Association Saturday
elected officers as follows: President,
r. S. Hustled, Cripple Greek: vice pres
ident, w. B. Shattuc, Denver: record
ing secretary, w. NJ Cocks, Denver;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. Robert
Crosbie, Colorado Springs: superinten-
dent of Christian citizenship depart
ment, H. F. Fisher. Denver: superin-
tendant Junior department, Miss Lou
Use PCmeroy. Pueblo: superintendent
of the press, j. T. Traylor. Denver; SUI
perintcndent persC1al word depart-
mcn,, Rev. l.. G. Thompson. Denver;
superintendent of unions, Miss Ida
Clothicr, Manitou.
The following vice presidents were
elected for the respective districts, as
follows: Southwest. Rev. NJ. D. G. San
chez, Magole; western. Walter Locher.
Montrose; central, Miss Inez Smith.
Colorado Springs: southeast. A. D.
Morrison. Canon City: northwest. f. B.
Whitcomb, Craig: eastern. F. w. Whip
pic, Denver: northeast. Rev. j. Find
lay. Fort Collins.
1t was decided to substitute district
conventions for the state convention
next year.
The Grit-advocate., 1906-06-22
DANGER IN RUSSIA.
Proposed Recess Of Parliament May
Cause Revolution.

st. Petersburg-Th Associated Press
is reliably informed that Emperor
Nicholas has definitely decided to
declare a recess of Parliament June
2Sth and that his majesty and the royal
family will Immediately thereafter
leave on a cruise Of the Finnish Fjords
on board of the imperial yacht, which
is being fitted for that purpose.
If this decision is executed it is al
most certain to be the signal for an
immediate and bloody struggle.
The group of toll, as an outcome Of
its open declaration against a recess.
passed resolution declaring that
Parliament be recessed: that the men,
bers will not leave their posts, and
that so long as the arbtrariness and
outrages of the government continue
and the terrors of impending outbreaks
and the suffering of the peasantry and
workmen reign, Parliament must con-
tinue until it has achieved "a land Of
freedom" Or exhausted all means to
this end.
The Conservative-Libera newspaper,
Strana, prints a story that Emperor
William has promised his support to
Emperor Nicholas if the Russian ruler
adopts firm policy. But this report is
clearly traceable to sources hostile to
Germany and which have tried to make
it appear that William is the evil
genius of Nicholas.
The Grit-advocate., 1906-06-22
KIDNAPPED BOY FOUND.
LIttI- Frederick Muth Stolen for Fan.
som and Recovered.

Philldelphia.-Little Frederick Muth.
who was kidnapped from school on
Tuesday last, was recovered from
his captor in sensational man
ner Monday afternoon. For several
days the identity of ii, kidnapper
has been known to the police. but
despite the efforts of 400 men who
have been working on the case. he
was not located until Monday.
Accompanied by one of his men
Chief of Detectives Donaghy went to
1926 North Sixty-secOnd street In West
Philadelphia and there found John Jo
seph kean with his captive. kean at
tempted to escape and was shot at by
the detectives.
The bullets missed their aim, but
kean surrendered and was taken to
police headquarters. The kidnapper.
who is forty-two years old. is de-
scribed as a former stock broker. who
had recently been real estate agent.
He has wife and three children. and
1t Is believed that his desperate finan-
cial situation drove him to his crime.
In communications to the father of
the child he demanded $1,000 for its
return, and in letter written on Fri
day declared he would kill the child
and himself if the money was not
forthcoming. leans terms were ac-
ceded to in a personal inserted in
all of Saturdays papers. In subse-
quent letter kean proposed new terms
and these were likewise accepted and
another personal was inserted in
Sundays newspapers.
Meanwhile misleading stories have
been given to the public by the police
in order to serve their purpose.
The boy. who is only seven years
old, was apparently unharmed except
that he bore evidence of suffering
from hunger and exposure.
When the kidnapper and his victim
were brought before Superintendent
of Police Taylor the boy still had in
his hand the school books he had
when he was enticed from school by
decoy note purporting to be from
his mother.
! The house in which they were found
is an unoccupied dwelling on the out
| skirts of the city.
The capture was primarily due to
| the publication in Sundays newspa-
| pers that the police had abandoned
! their search for the kidnapped boy.
This threw Kean off his guard and he
| ventured outside the house. Detective
| Blair. who was watching the house.
| pounced on him and succeeded In fore
| ing confession from him. When the
| boy was found in the house he was
| very dirty, not having been washed
since last Tuesday. He said he had
been kept constantly in the house. had
| been given bread and milk to eat and
| was not mistreated.
kean was locked up and the boy
was taken to the home of his parents.