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New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
NEAR RIOT AT POLITICAL MEETING
Reserves of West Tooth Street Station Called
Out to Keep Order.

The reserves of the West 1COth street police sta
ton were called out last night 10 quell an ncipent
riot at the meeting Of the J. T. Murray Associa-
ton, at No. 146 West Tooth street The question to
be decided whether the association would in
dorse Matthew DonahI lie. the Tammany leader in
the district Roswell Williams, the Independence
League candidate. Each of the two factions
charged that the other side trying TO pack the
meeting in its own interests, and it was alleged
that number of persons entitled to vote were de-
MED admission the nall
Daniel A. Golden of No POI West 9sth street
serted that admission refused him, and he
lodged a complaint against Roswell c. Wendell. of
No. 4 Vest lOGd street; John Rush, of No S93 CO.
lumbr. avenue. and James Hart, Of No 116 West
1Olst street They We're charged with disorderly
conduct the West ,Ooth street station house. Po-
liceman COnlin making the arrest All were bailed
by friends.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21

Am eight story hotel of reinforced concrete will
be built I'm 3Oth 81. between Madison and 4th aves
by Smelling & Potter. on the plot which they re-
Gently bought from Heilner & Wolf. This will be
the first reinforced concrete hotel erected Oh Man
haitian Island
A number of large concrete buildings for business
purposes 10 occupy Manhattan Island sites have also
been projected. and one structure Of this type has
recently been completed Tho building just finished
is at 62d ST. and Broadway At the northwest cor
of Broadway and slst ST. the Packard Motor
Car Company Is TO erect three story building for
use as garage and an automobile repair shop
The site TO be improved by ;he Packard Company
sse0G0o. The contract for the erection OF the
building awarded yesterday.
r. p. Holdridge and +. Osterman have leased 10
Matthew Bernheim Nos. 1861 and 1869 broadway
southwest corner of 37th ST. The lessee INTENDS 10
sublet the premises
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21

Wooiycrest ave. 20a H. s. OF t, lns.n 50 -
al; foreclosure OF mortgage; attorney s. Wliansoy o.
yvoodycrest ave. W. 27l7 it OF losth ST. zoNtssk
irregular; Richard II. Moran agt same; foreclosure OF
9rsst ave w 22I5 H. s. Of 15sth 25xso Ok
irregular; Martin agt same; foreclosure OF mort
attorney. Williamson.
10th ST. S s. 133 1T. Of Avenue c. 40Te2 81 iTTsgaa
lar Charles Phelps agt Henry Kahn et al foreclosure
OF mortgage; attorney. j. p East 80.
13lst St, No. 10 West Seymour stern ast. Si1h.e
Sampler et al action declare conveyance void; at
torneys. Levy & Unger.. - 7,,.
ISidow St No 1872: Morris SclIwartzapel aSt. Jacob
silver: specinc performances attorney, II. Kempner-
FTlIton ST. No 14s: Guy Witthaus agt Eleanor A.
Capstick all foreclosure of mortgage attorney f. "
Lewis st. No. Joseph Heine ast Charles stader;
action 20 compel conxeyance; attorney. N NJ o.,
llOth St s. 90 f. Madison ave. l8sxloo II. and
10th St s S. 36s IT, Madison ls sx1o0. IL
Katherine G Lingard agt Katherine Marnus; action TO
set deed attorney NJ. L. Rippe.
f50th 1894 II. W OF 5th ave: 1Stx5oS irTes7i
lar: Hendel Caroline Heinde executry. et
al action 20 possession attorneys Horwz e.
Wiener. -.
Samuel Ryer homestead. The Bronx; Mary A. Farrell
agt Realty Company ct al; foreclosure Of mort
gage; attorney. 81. j. Esan.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
EXPRESS COMPANIES ATTACKED.
Three May Lose Indiana Charters for Al
legged Violations of Law.
LBx felegrarh 70 The Trihune. !

indianapolis. Aug. 2O-The State Railroad Com
mission and the local prosecutor brought suits to-
day against the Adams, American and United
States Express companies. charging habitual viola
tions of law in respect 10 deliveries of packages
and asking that the charters of the companies be
revoked
The law requires express companies to deliver to
consgners in all the Incorporated cities OF $500
population or over In many places the companies
have established twO-mile limit and refuse the
delivery beyond il Suits were also filed to compel
deliveries and collect penalty of $500 for each
failure to do
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

Ammann, Charles-M. G Pinkney June Z 1922 81 .oSs
Campbell, Hattie Anew York and Wakefield
December 49, 1908. 1.141
son; January so ie, III
1905 ~e..e s' -44. 42s
Hemmel. Arthur E.-E. P Phillips: March g.
McQuade. James-M. n. Butler: March 21 1906. so
Der l. 1905 ............. .:........ sss
NJ Groh's SOns-G. Traffinger; July 10. 1906 III
Pomeranz. Samuel-Carsten- -OrerInan Coal Com
pany; August IL. 1905. Observation-Disclosures. ois
National Conservatory OF Music OF America,
Jeanette NJ. Thurber and Francis B. Thurber-
NJ II. Hyland August Is. 1901 ,Os6
Sherlock. Carlyle-Columbia PhonoEraph Company,
General: February 90 1905. EB.......,........... 7s5
q 1908, q 900
SiH. Max and Lous-D. Sedemann: October T.
Hemmel, Arthur E.-I- la Tour; December is
Same-New York Telephone Company; November
same La Tour; December l3. 1897 T........... SIS
SSame-B Mulligan: July is 1905 (cancelled). $50
March 4. 1901 (cancelled) ...........,.... rs
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
POLICE PREVENT A LYNCHING.

Herbert French, OF No. IhroOp avenue, VIII
amsburg is in the Williamsburg Hospital in
critical condition the result of six knife wounds
inflicted by Samuel MeshOwitz, a pedler, thirty
years old of No. 1877 Richardson street. while the
latter is in the hospital, prisoner. charged
with felonous assault. The assaiant of French
set upon by a crowd and after being beaten
into insenxbllity and sustaining concussion of the
brain. "A broken and internal injuries.
saved from lynchng by the prompt action of the
police.
wagon into the pushcHrt of MeshOwltz. the latter
being urged To attack French william Mar
kules. another pedler. Of No. 23I ThrOop avenue
who arrested and neld at the Clymer street
police station a disOrderlN person.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
SAYS L. & NJ. DIscRImlNArEs.
BY Telegraph n The Tribune

BY Telegraph n The Tribune.
indianapolis Aug. 20.-The Evansville Oil Conn
pany to-day filed petition with the State Rail
road Commission. charging the Louisville s. Nash
vile Railroad Company with discriminating AGAINST
IL in favor OF the Standard OIL. The company al
leges that the railroad company discriminates by
making rule that oil FOR points South can be
shipped only day In each week and for West
ern points only two days in each week; that this
enables the STANDARD make shipments 10 poinfs
Of distribution AT more frequent intervals. and Is
thus discrimination against the oil company and
the people OF Indiana. Il is charged that such a
rule is not force al G%her points Of distribution
and this too constitutes discrimination
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
DO NOT FEAR YELLOW JACKS" SPREAD

New Orleans Aug. 2o.-Advices from New Iberia.
where Negro reported yesterday TO be suffer
Ing with yellow fever report the arrival to-day Of
President Irion OF the State Board Of Health and
members Of his staff. Systematic fumigaton and
screening IN progress The fact that the case
lief that there will be further infection. Quar-
antines have not been imposed. but for time in
discriminate travel 10 and from the town will be
prohibited. Doctors think the present was
probably brought from some point along the Mexi-
can coas,
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
NEW MEXICO COAL LANDS STOLEN?
lBy Telegraph 80 The Triblnel

IBy Telegraph The TribLnel
sente Fe " NJ. Aug 2O-Gigantic thefts OF i'm
mensely valuable coal lands in New Mexico are
said 10 be on the of exposure. and a result
a number of prominent territorial officials and citi
zens are on the anxious seat. A secret investiga-
ton by experts has been going for time
and enough crookedncss. il is alleged. has already
been uncovered TO warrant the immediate cancea-
fon of entries which were obtained
through collusioa Of entry men The rami6cations
Of the various deals extend Oyer several years and
coal land worth well into the millions is said TO
have been stolen from the territory
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

l6sth St. Nos 04O and es2 East; Central Fire
proOhng Company agt. Hugh hirk' August -
1906 a.,
Same property: Henry caro- agt same; June 49,
1905 church = Gates & co. agt same:
June % 1906. - -. .
Same property: Jacob Saporman ast. same; June
same property; Jung Brothers agt. same; June "a
eass 1905 ron.,;; iobn A Phiibrick & Bro agt.
same: June 81. 1905 - =. = = -,
some property; Murray & Hill Company ag''
Same property: Van Note & Sinclair ast. sains'
June 22 1908 g. i5a: william Williams ct al
sgf Samuel Iederer; July "a. 1905 Coy bone1.
Pitt ST. No 1873; Jacob Swtdler ast- Eo"aru
scboenberp et al; June 20. 1906.
r2sth 81 No 2s West; Frederick Scnaefer ast'
Jacob Rauth ct al: August 20. 1906 (Oy bond)' :
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21

Swansea James ArEen & Co. with nndse Arrived at
Steamer Ryndam CDusch). Van der Zee Rotterdam and
Boulogne August IL 20 The Holland America Line WIN
462 cabin and $50 passengers and dse ar'e
G:4S a N. =, a
Steamer az Helens (Br) Sama August Ia. 70 NJ
with fruit. Arrived at the Bar at 80 a m
Steamer Highland Monarch (Br) Wood. Norfolk Angus,
IS Benham Boyesen in ballast Left uarantihe az
1858 m. -
Zulia Marscaibo August II and cure
IS, Bouton Bliss G. Dallctt with passengers
mails Arrived al the Bar at y M
PAM. Colson. Port Antonio August
Bnttagso Co. with fruit. Arrived az the haF
q . a.
Steamer Verona CSorD Oxholm Antonio August r.
United Fruit with passengers anu iruit-
Arrived Bar NJ 5 m.
Steamer Ask DAM. Hansen. Baracoa August To- 20 ts
Atlantic Fruit Co with passengers and fruit Arrived
the Bar m.
Steamer 81 SUD Higgins Galveston August ls 20 the tae
with Hdse Left Quarantine az I<-"
=. -.
Southern Pacific Co. with passengers and mdse. Lett
Steamer City Columbus Smith. savannah august ~
Ocean SIS CO. with passengers and qfSe- Lett
Quarantine 3:45 p -,
Steamer Yucatan Johnson Tampieo August and Mas
James E Ward & Co. with "A passengers mails
and mdse Arrived at the Bar at 1893 m -,
Carolyn. sullivan. Baltimore TO the Seu aoIs
Porto ballast Left Quarantine at lz;lo
-.
west fresh breeze clear.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
WILL ERECT CONCRETE HOTEL.
FIRST STRUCTURE OF ITS KIND TO BE PROJECTED
FOR DIANHATT4N ISLAND.
Aaded for Budng Big Broadeay GaragePot Near
Metropolitan Opera House Leased.

Perlman ait Herman Lux. owner; Joseph Ham
ernan contractor =, 80 ,,Doy ave F8sioo
Niagara Woodworking Company agt Benjamin
Sisserman owner and contractor
s5th ST. No a36 20 44o East Joseph Weine ast;;
Samuel kaufman and Max Gelbin. owners anu
sontrastors "a, ~ cor iaoxs ii: jacob
s Haft Conrauy agt Samuel Levine. Max lf
vine and William Greenberg owners and con-
tractors -. .
Avenue A. No. faOs; Harry Mander agt Johh
Krasnow, owner and contractor. r.........' .'...'''
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The Sheriff yesterday received execution f0
$3.50 against property OF Albert L. Percivai, trad
ing =. L. Percival & Co. commission merchant
with an Office In the Produce Exchange Building
III favor of tho Burnef company-
The Sheriff yesterday received an attachment for
500 against property Of The Austrian Phoenix I'M
Uerial Royal Privleoe Insurance Company Of
Vienna. Austria. in favor OF 81. Wiener on an as
signed claim 81 AJsu6ei. Wiener Co, growing
Of losses in the San Francisco FIRE A deputy
Esegn served copies OF tie attachment on broker
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
Proposals.


LABOR on THE IsTHMUs OF PANAMA-Onice
Isthman Canal Commission. WASHINGTON H. q AtIg,,st
81 l9O8seae proposals. riplicate viii be received
az the Offices az the Isthmian Canal Commission
Washington ID. g.. lOO0 A. NJ SeUteuber o.
1906 which time they will be opened In public 1or
furnishing 260O Chinese LabOrcrs for service an ths
Isthmus Of Panama blanks and full information NAV
he obtained from this Office oices OF The aei.tar
Purchasing Agents. "a state
House Oreana Ia: 80 New wonfr,on,es,,
CAL AiO Chamber of Ccs,rno-
Building Tacoma. Washington; from the CrieS 1-
termaater Department Of the Lakes Chicago. Gen.
Quartcrmastsr St Louis; Depot Quartermsster Jcer1
Vile Ind Chief QuaTtermaster. Department OF the Cu
Atlanta. Ga, and the Commercial Club. Mobile ''
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
KENTUCKY a DIAMOND FIELD.
Reports Said to Indicate That Kimberlite
Rock Is of Wide Extent.
LRx TeIegraph to The Tribune. !

-
Lexington. Ky. Aug. 2O.-RepOrts coming from
Elliott County. this state. indicate that Kentucky
IS about become a diamond field. Capitalists in
Cincinnati and Portsmouth, Ohio, have begun Oper-
ations mine the precious stones. locating an
equipment costing Sl0ee0
Experts say that twenty different minerals have
been discovered. Tie Kimberlite rock has been
found AT depth Of twenty feet and it is said that
IL of hundred square miles. The
Kimberlite found IS exactly like that found in
South Africa.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
Real Estate.
Do You
( now

why a Title TO Real F..
tate should be insured
Because a Title depend,
upon a great many sta.ureS
which have to be con-
strued. Think what know.
ledge is required 20 pro,.
erly understand every Re-,
Estate statute. This CON-
pany, having a Law De.
partment which is u0-
equalleds has this know.
ledge. But if il should
be In error, our policie,
will protect. the owner
against any defect in Real
Estate Title.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

Norfolk and stanton SITS, n. e cor. l1xto. anu @anu
Norfolk ST.. No. id4; Germania bahh ionil7 hiAA
l3Ist st s s. 30 it, G. of Old Broadway. sSox-'
North American Mortgage Company loans tne D.
Goldman Realty and Construction Company. .-'-'
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
MECHANICS LIENS.

5tn ave and 13sth st. W. cor. 90 lixi2O; Refs
Ter & Klein as4 Samuel and Max Levine, owners
and conraeteTs .ss , 40 t., .n:oni F9on agt
John Kaufman and John Gelbn. owners ana
contractors
123d st No $40 20 44e East; SaveriO Bibho agt
Louis O. Cohen and Charles II. Go'doerser'
owners and contractors 80 .: q 80; J+
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
ESTATE SELLS WEST SIDE HOUSE.

A. NJ johnson & Co have sold for the estate OF
Adelne NJ Chatterton No. IS West S2d St, q four
story dwelling house. on lot 25x9s9 feet. This is
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
RUSSIAN STEAMSHIP ARRIVES.

Tie steamer HovnO is the first steamer of the
Russian East Asiatic Steamship Company from
yabau direct 10 New York She made the trip in
rffeen days. Including tweuty-four hours Cor coal
Ing SIZE = Consigned 10 Z. L. Boa5 general agent
u tie Russian East Asatic Steamship Company
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
'Brinss mall
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of New York, Monday, August 90, 1905
ARRIVED

steamer MnRehaha tbTI. Robinson London August -
20 the Atlantic Transport Line with i85 cabin passengers
and mdse Arrived At the Rar at 7:i5 M.
steamer United states tDanl. Wulr
8, Chrisana 10 ana Chrisansand IL % Fnnch Fdrs y
Co with 2l cabin Saa passengers and ndsr
Arrived az the bar 10 a IN
Steamer Wells City ltsrJ kiaz Bristol August and
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 5:11 Sunset 6;54 Moon sol Moons arr
HIGH WATER
AM.-Sandy s1a Gov Island 500 He'll CAT, 1O.22
PM.-Sandy Hook s34 Gov. s:47 Hell Gate TO:10
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLAN.

Nth 81 and Madison ave, s. W. corner; TOT d
Two story and basement brick tenement mouse
5OxaO; Charles l. Weinstein owner; George Y
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
SEEKS TO FoREcLosE A MORTGAGE

An action has been begun by Guy Witthaus. in
the Supreme Court against Cleaner capstls oo and
other persons 10 fOreclose mortgage Of Sol9o0 on
No 1a4 Fulton ST. five story mercantile building
The mortgage was made on May 81 lsOo
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
WEDNESDAY. ArGrsr %
rRANspAc1rIc MAILS

Destination and steamer. Close in y. Y
FIawaii-Alameda via san Francisco. N,
Japan. and China-Empress = "
China via Vancouver and Victoria.
b. % Aug 20 n ~,
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
The BRONX BUILDING PLAN
LIS PENDENS.

Sd ave-, e. 5. 325 #. .. of l61st st; for two
story brick store: 5s15xlos4s Anthohy OuO' I
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21

iaa1'ss Ssh9Ba ssrads. sr !srlqs s..
Beyers Frederick j. Nessler ........ ,eT %
sinPpeIl MauF1ce-I s. Mcdonald 800 80
ToneI isaac - es0ey -........s....s.. o. eS
DoMu, 4S Jonn r. trimmer et l76 G5
eS SaTrle-ha 9chauinbers 800 90
Jones i,oni 80
lha1teus I'll J. hriner 105 2s
terman ct al: costs. :................. s2T2
AoSpn SI-N r Houngs ct al. 2os 20
SaIheC. H. Feudse ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. co 2s
I1rSchoeh sSathan--Aeyer BROTHERS Company. 30 IS
N1ShTisch :A1Sm m A Kane 1Ss el
~ fHey fnlHp-La Mitche .................... OF 20
TLihce' AaIleTJ stern ct al a..-............ 20 Sc
I,eIcY, SaIuci VI Murphy 90 2s
Ie1ano FRANK - IwlnaEne 1875 81
fuhlIIa, ASttneW-N; n sage so 63
' i-hspre'seh SO Al
Read. Linus G.-William T. Terrell Tailoring
COMPANY ......". ss3 70
!tI. lneo1ore PTesldent etc-M bernstein GO Al
Pany 4o2 20
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21

steamers OregOnian Diego San Francisco, Seattle
Tacoma; KoNno rus. Phiadelphis; Maracas 1sr
Perth Amboy; Monroe Norfolk and Newport News; Bay
port towing Newport News Burbo Bank (Br).
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
JUDGM ENTS.

The following judgments filed yesterday
The first name is that OF the debtor:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
rFACHFR'S OPEORIINII,

20 let rooms have been occupied business schoot
for number of years. teaching OF banking type ,g
ono stenosraphie training being taught Appiv isS
Main ST. Isrrytown n. Y. II. C yEIRK NTE' A'A
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
10 Let for Bs:siness PURPOSES

A.-CoRNEE STORE. AMSTERDAM AVE
Also
INSIDE STORE on BROADWAY
Apply
}. y. WHITAKER, 2fos BROsDWAY At 7fTu ar
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21

The Mafchuria is twin screw steel steamer
OF 1859 gross tons and 5, 15O net tonnage. She
is 600 feet long with beam Of ti5 feet 3 inches
and depth OF 81 feet | inch. She built
in 1903 by the Camden IN. j. Shipbuilding Com
panY.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

To- DAY
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21


46O
ll5s
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21

n EW high class American basement f.-lllnx. -
~ A9sb 20 CLARK ESTATE. Isl Eloats., 's"s
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-28
500 FAvORS U. G. T.
Thousand Mile Books Will Be Sold
at 2-Cent Rate. + ..s


AS a concession to the United Com
mercial Travellers of the Minnesota iur-
isdiction, the 500 line will begin the
sale next month of a 5,ooO-mi1eage book
at a; the open, flat rate Of cents a mile.
state railroad commission for a mileage
book good on all lines, to do away with
the necessity of carrying four books.
Altho they were referred to the West
ern Passenger association and took the
matter up there, no change in the stu
alton is expected because Of the 500 IS
generous action.
The association now sells a 2,Ooo-mi1e
book at 500, with $3.50 rebate for the
cover. The northern lines sell a 1000
mile book at. fiat rate of 21a cents
without asking for rebate. They now
sell tickets at competitive points on
the coupon plan for 2 cents mile, and
this situation will not be affected, it is
said.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-28
MINNESOTA
HISTORICAL
SOCIETY.

No marks Of violence were found.
Many think the perpetrators of the
deed did not intend murder and wrote
the note to create such an impression.
The majority hold to the theory that
robbery was the only motive, it being
supposed that she had about $500 in
the house.
From appearances, Mrs. Fuller must
have expired from the effects of the ex-
element and the gagging.
The house had been thoroly ran
sacked. What valuables were taken is
not known, as the woman lived alone
and no one has any knowledbe of what
money or valuables were in the house.
The police have no clue to the per-
petrators, but are working on the case
with the aid Of detectives.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-28

the birds, the flowers and the trees,
quoted poetry and Scripture, and then
asked Evans to sing. Without accom-
paniment the boy began: 81 need Thee
every hour" John D. wiped his eyes,
and, walking to the window, looked
across the green lawn into the cool
depths of the woods. Then came,
'.What friend we have in jesus
".sing :! need Thee zee every hour
the oil king. Rockefeller patted Har-
ry's head.
Your voice is a power for good"
he said. s'You must be educated SO we
may keep you in the church. =
The boy is the support Of his widowed
mother and was forced to sing in a con-
cert hall to earn money.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-28
RATES REMAIN UNCHANGED
Proposed Reclassifcation Of Missou1
River Tariff Is Not Authorized,

Journal Special Service.
Chicago, March 28.-Missouri river
jobbers will not get the expected reduc-
lions in freight rates from the Atlantic
seaboard. Executive officers Of the west
ern roads at a meeting yesterday prac-
tically decided that the loss to the roads
would be- too great to permit the re-
auctions being made.
The committee to which the matter
was referred two weeks ago reported
adversely to the reduction and pointed
out that the proposed reduction would in
volve loss of over $5,00O,O00 annually
and on this showing there was no one
left to advocate the adoption Of the
proposition. Even the Milwaukee with
drew its support.
This does not get the roads out of the
troublesome situation that has con-
fronted them for some time. Chicago
shippers, whose interests would have
been placed in danger by the adoption
of the proposed reduction, now. have
made counter proposition. They as
sert they are unfairly dealt with in the
matter of these same rates to Missouri
river points. Gross discrimination is
practiced against them, they allege,
| by the practice Of making the Missis-
sippi river and not Chicago the basing
| point for those rates.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-28
ROCKEFELLER BREAKS
PROMISE TO A BOY

Cleveland, March 2S.-Harry Evans,
IA years old, has gone back to thee con
cert-hall stage because the richest man
in the world broke his promise. John
D. Rockefeller heard of the boy last
summer when he warbled at a beer
garden. The oil king took him away
from the place and promised him and
and give the boy good education.
Since Rockefeller left his Forest Hill
home not a word has been heard from
him and Evans is wondering where
he is.
The oil king had young Evans out at
his home shortly after he took him
from the beer garden. He. talked of
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-28
WOMAN FOUND SLAIN;
NO CLUE TO SLAYER

Mendoza, Ill, March 2s.-The town of
Earlville has been startled by the muir
der of Mrs. Ellen Fuller, o well-known
woman who lived alone. A neighbor
yesterday found a fruitjar containing
a note on the gatepost of the Fuller
place. The note read: Mrs. Fuller
is tied and gagged. Unite her. - :,
with the city marshall, entered the
house. Everything was in disorder.
The body Of Mrs. Fuller was discov'
cred on blanket on the landing of the
stairs, her head on a pillow, with an
other blanket for covering. She hao
evidently been dragged from bed
bound, gagged and tied to the railing
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-28
MACDONALD, FOUNDER
OF BOSTONIANS, DEAD

Springfield, Mass, March 2s.-Wil-
liam H. Macdonald, one of the founders
of the original Bostonians company,
died here last night of pneumonia. He
came here Saturday with "The Free
Lance company and became i'll Sun.
day. Monday he attended rehearsal
against the advice of his physician, but
was unable to take part in the first
performance Monday night. Mr.. Mac
Donald was born in Steubenville, Ohio,
and was Sc years old. He joined the
Boston Ideals in 1880 and seven years
later, with Henry Clay Barnabee and
Tom Karl, organized the celebrated
Bostonians.