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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-01
Tas Ibal abpdrtS.

9aBlor. StrabentOmmiiidr Pbillips
bat nit isinen 9suten an ben StraBen.
treuiun9sn an Wtaiu StruBe gum Ebeil
re6t lobenswertbe slrbsit setbun.-Srn.
@aipur SmbOrf uOn 9rOue Str. muroe
bel Dem Ssben pom Surrcu in Der Rpne
3e6e cine SunO rsdt idmer3buft Ser'
queti6t.-Serr Senrg BON 8eiieuflub
lGBt bintsr bem uOr einiser 3sit erwOrs
beHen 9Otcl 8ebsr cine feline Ssselbabn
erbauen.- S8dbrsno oss ihwsren Stur'
mes am SamItus slbeno wurOe ous
0Obnbaus bes Serrn 9Obn Gplauulp
uube Dem .Siblep.Srehsr BON ieinrm
5unoemente geboben uno mebrere SuB
melt fort9eidOben, aber bon ben Sn'
iaiien nismunO uerlest. 9lu6 ionit bat
Der Sturm 9rOBen S6aben sstbau, oa
sr bier gum ri6tisen Srtan ausurtete.
20 lit man6mal i9on empfinblih
talt, Srum Jorge mau, Oh jung oh aft,
fir wdrmere Slsiounssitiids. 5liib.
mann & SSeibel baben iie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-01
Turdttbarcs ltualuef.

Gtma cine Wtsils pou sltlantic Gitr
sntisrnt itiir;te an SOuntas gia6mit'
tag Elm eleftrii6er. aus orei sSa9en be-
itebenOsr Sabn;us BON Der Drsbbriidt
III ben uls . 9be 3borOusbfare" bsfunn.
ten @ulierarm uno es srtranfen babel
etpa 60 ReriOnen aus elmer 9eiammt'
,abl uOn 81 Raiiasiereu, pslhe Der 3us
fiibrts. Die Drebbriide lit is 5uB
iibsr bsm SSaferipiesel uub bas Bafsr
ielbit bate iniOlss Der 6lutb cine 9isfe
pOn 80 6uB al Der llnsliidsitdtts, 10
ba6 man nur in Booten an bic 9Basen
9elunsen fOunte. Die ;mei poroeriten
g8assn itiir;tsn iofOrt in bic 5lutb. Der
brittle bate fid lOssslOit unO bins turis
3sit iibsr ben Rano Der Sriide, sbs er
binabitiir3te. Dieie furie Sriit batts
isood ssniiet. nm bic 9biire gu Gfinsn.
10 bab alls 9niuiisu tntfameu; aus ben
94nesH i'm gSaiisr fOnutsn nnr jpsi
Ooer brsi Rerionen ssrsttst psrOsn.
Die msiitsn Der llmssfOmmsneu pursu
aus Fbilabslpbia unb @amOsn. Die
Drshbriids iOl uussbli6 ni4t gut &C.
I4lOiisu sswsisn isiu, mas bas lluslid
osrnulaBts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-01
@apne Gpuntp.

SunssoaIs.-5risbrid u. S8asusr
unO SRI. 5lOrsncs 8. q. 9Oll, bsiOe ppn
Suwlsp, UurOsu DOnneritus Our6 Fu'
flor $. u. Ssbrens uls Elm Gbspuur
Gburlss WfcSep jun. unO
Wti9asl @luns, Die Swei iunseu 6armsr
BON FreitOn Gownibip, Die Der @r'
morOuus oss Ratrid 6uris pon Sem'
islben Rluse unsstlust puren, wurOsu
Samitas pom ben Geidworsnen ais
uidt ihuloi9 ertldrt nno Ouun furj
nudbsr aus Der Suit entluiisn.- GOwurO
fpan, Der nit isinsr @uttin Dem Ssib'
itullbsiissr =. 8. @ortrisbt elm FferO
nsbit 99assn itabl. bat iehs MOnate
@sfdusniB ubiuiissn. wdbrsuO bic 5rau
cine SuspsnOiruns oss llrtbeils er'
bislt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-01
Bon 8etcrSbura.

- Die 8. s. 0tuibmOrs 8Obuuu9
an SurriiOn Sluenue lit BON Ginbreaern
um elm bebeutsnoes Guantum @inge.
mudtss iOwie 5euerbOlS bsitOb(en NOR.
ben.
: 8rieftr6ser SenrD SnOpfsl, Der
iiir 10 lunse Sabre risien Staottbeil
beOisute. bot isile RsiisnatiOn eiuse.
reitt uno pirb aus Dem Oisnit I6eioen.
Ssin uOrssidritteuss Utter unO ardnt.
lidfeit 3punssn 9errn SnOpfsl ,u Dem
Sdritt.
= Ger als ShmieO in benz Stipp
Stsinbru6 aussitsllts Stulieusr 9iidO.
luus 0iOtslls usrfins iid Srsitas 9iaa.
mittus ben linfen slrm in elmer Wta.
idiue uno sbe oieis gum StillftunO &c.
bra6t nsrbsn fonnte, mar oas glieo 10
,trileiidt, Ous Osiisu amputation nOtbis
mar. Or. 8. g8. Sanse uOlljOs bic
Operation i'm Snbnsmann SOipital.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-01
Suumprc.

= Srau 9iellis 8. S9wars. Gohter
Ses geter Sisssl uOn Gberrp StraBe,
itarb am Samitus Su SinsbautOn on
ben sSolseu elmer Operation. Sbrs Ssi.
issuns srfolste cabier.
- Miife Soii6is bon EbroOp Str,
pel6er ben urubiiden Suuitrer 0tife
Rist pom g8sit Scranton tbdtli6 ans
srifi uuo au6 Oeiieu S8aareu uuiber
itreute. nurOe DOnnerlta9 9iaft fiir
isin seriHtli6es 9ri6sinsu uuf ;wei
9lntlassu untsr Siirsi4uft seitsllt.
- Ebomas Seller uon gBnibinstou
9Iuenus, elm sIussitslltsr Der 9lObs
Slas 9toOfius Co.. wurOs MOutus,
ais er an Sem 9iolan @ebduoe an @beit.
nut StraBs bsiddftist mar, Ourd Ous
Slusslsitsn Der Setter nieoerssidlsuoert
unb trus Sur6 ben Is 6ub bObsn 5uIl
einen Ssinbru9 oauOn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-01
SiuOieuelt nno Die staatspabl.

Die Yaube, melfe in 70 beiipisllos
freder 99siie ben Stuatsi6us beraubte,
Iiebt ibre 9iieoerluse Dor sluSsn uno
sreift in ibrer YerjweiflunS ;u ieoem
Wtittel, pom welhem iie mO9liAerweile
Rettuns erwarten iu tOnnen slaubt.
Die Stumprsoner Der Republitaner
ertlGreu iiberall i'm Stuute, ouB ss Der
@uni6 Oes Yrdiioenten RoOisuelt iei,
6aB Die Rspublitaner in oiciem Staate
iiessn. IS lisst auf Der Saub, oaB
oerartt9e WtGbr6en pOllig aus Der SuTt
se9riiien uno uur Gin freher Wabltniff
iinO, nm oas iintenbe S6iif iiber oem
9Sulier ju balteu.
Die sauie Yer9an9enbeit oeS PrdIi'
oenten, ieine Garriere ais eriter Seams
ter itruien Die Sebauptunsen Der repn'
blitaniibsn S6weielbunOe in Oisiem
Stuute 9iisen. 2SirO elm Wiunn wie
9err OtOOieuelt, Der ieine game @uersie
bur9n paubte, ben 6leiidtruit, Die
STANDARD Del Gompanie. Die GiieH'
babneu uno anosre 3ruits pe9eu ibrer
Betriisereien unO GOmbinatiOneu 9e9en
oas 6ffentli6e Sntereiie sur Re6eni6ait
;u 3ieben, jest cine uOlli9e Sdwsntun9
MAIDEN, I'M Der iredIten @aunerbanbe
pon alien auf Die Seine gu belfeu?
9iiemunS. Der ben matelloIen Ruf bes
Prdiibenten unO feline unbeiledte @bren.
baiti9teit fennt, niro au6 nur cinen
9lu9enblid barun 9lauben fOnnen, oa6
Der erite Seamte unierer Republit ii6
iOweit uerseiien fOnnte, nit ben SapitOls
idwinolsru Saub in Sano ;u seben.
Der Sumpi, ben Sas Solf pOn Renns
ipluunisn an ud9iteu Dienitus aus
fGmpit, orebt iid oarum, oh Die Sapis
tOli6winoler uuo ibre Sanolau9er, oils
pslde mir Die republifaniidsn SauOioa'
ten bejsi6nen miiiien, iiessn iOllen -
Ooer bic yeute, wel9e fir cine ebrli6e
gerpultuns Der Stuutsanseleseubeiten
unb Gntlaruuus Der Diebe usrpfli6tet
iino.
@luubt ni6t oaran, oaB Der Rrdiis
bent aud nur eineu WtOment oaran
Ssntsn tUnnts, ieinen 0tuf aufs Spiel
;u isssn, nm elmer @uunerbauOe in
ibrer 0iOtb bei,uiprinsen. Giue iOlde
2luuabme ware cine Ssleioisun9 oes
Serru RoOieuelt!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-01
Spee Narf Notisen.

- Der @oncorbia Ysrein bislt Dien'
flag absno in Wtsars Sule siuen erfOIs'
reiden Sull ub, Der isbr gut bsiu6t
war.I
- Baitor SObn u. Senbsr BON Der
ct. 9stsr's lutb. Ssmsinoe iu Susbess
topn bat ben 0tuf Der ct. Wiarf's lutb.
@emeinos anseuOmmen unO wiro am 1.
6ebruur 1907 feline 9lmtspfIidtsn iibsr'
nebmen.
- Der Sersmunn SarrD Williams
pon glfer auenue, elm anseitellter Der
Guplor3s6e, usrI6wanO an 8. Sttobsr
plOslif, ua9oem er ieinen 2Obn &c.
3Osen bate, uuo feline 6umilie leioet
nunmebr giotb.
- Dem 9Obu SuO9s bon SamptOn
Strabs wurben Samitas in Der Belle
uue 3ete bur6 einen Oedenfull beibt
Ssine sebroden uno er aud iouit bOs
perfect; sr wirb i'm WtOies Ta1lol
SOipital bebanbelt.
- 9llle slrtsn Miasenlsiben fommer
nit Dem 8eaiel Der SabresSeit, ubel
irssnb elm Wtasenleiosn ueri9minbet,
turirt Surd Seu @ebrau6 BON Or
ausuit SOnis's Sumburser GrOpfen,
oas bette Wiittel.
Sobn @roB uon 8aIbburn Str,
Der am Samitas 9ia6t einen Sdirm
pon SRI. Wtar9uret Sbut iid uneisnett
unO benielbsn ipdter usrtauitc. wurot
DienituS in @rmauseluus pom Siirs'
ibaft oem @efdnsniB iiberwieien.
SRI. Sabina Snieriem pom 9iort
summer guenue muBte ii6 Samitaa
elmer Operation unterwerfen, ;peds
@ntfernun9 zines ab9eitOrbenen Snoher
in Der Sdulter. SRI. Snieriem uerlestt
iid Dor mcbreren WiOnuten bur6 eiuer
Sail an Der redtsn S9ulter unb BIZ
Operation mar bic 6Olse.
= 3wei Stulicner, Soc Sonat uni
ieiu SruOer Gburlie uOn Oieier Seite
Die lid MOutus uuf 2ambsrtS 9uusre
;u Sepier Sallep NIT Dem SdieBen Dor
Rotbfsbl6en uerSnii9ten unO babel er
tappt muroen, muBten ipdter cine tiid
tise Strufe bs,ublsn, Charlie nemlid
$50 unO Soften unO Soc $25 uni
Soften.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-01
Bon Der Snsfeite.

Oas Steinpa6s Gi9entbum an
8ittstOn 9lueuue 1T gum Freis uOn
$4,000 bur6 ben YGder 9iidOlaus
Sssn tauflid eritanrsn WOrosn.
geo Sofibinsti uOn 9alm Str. wurbe
am 9isnitas in Der SriOrb 3ede uOn
einem aObleufall eribIasen. @r hin-
laBt Die gSittwe unO ,Dei SinOer.
Der II Sabre uIten Garl Sdmibt
uon 9BillOm Strabe srbistt Montas in
oem 0srte Der scranton electric Sisbt
GOmpunie mebrere Singer Der re4ten
Sano bOs 3eroriidt.
9lus 14O Probsu uon Graders, wsl6s
elmer Rriifunss. .@OmmiiiiOu in Ebilus
bslpbia pOr9ele9t wuroen, iino oiejeui'
gen Der 9ebriiber Steuer uon bier uls
bic reinitsu uno beitsn beiuuoen morosu.
IS beiBt uuumsbr, OaB Der 9iational
BREEDER am 10. os. Wits. in getrieb &c.
lest merben fam, oa man tros oes
@ieBsr Streits Die uOtbise neue Wtu'
i6iuerie erbalten tOunte.
Or. s. 8. StmiSt issnete perfloiisns
l8ohe SRI. WtOllie Wsitpiabl uno SObn
NieiBner gum BunO fiir's yebsn elm.
Sin 9Odieitstmpfuns erfolsts nuf Der
2ruuunS in Der @Ohnun9 Oss Srdu'
ti9ams. 8f
Sn ieiner 9Sobuung all Stone slues
nue. periturb am WiOnta9 DtOr9en
Satob Heioenbah fen. mad elmer furien
3rantbeit i'm 9llter pom SO Sabren.
Der Yeritorbsne pirb pom Der Satin
uno Sebu Slinoeru iiberlsbt uno feline
8eiieeuns erfol9te ssitern i'm -6risbbOie
bel DO. 5. mad einem Traueroisnit in
Der ct. Wturien STRIDE,
Geo. Sarii6On uOn See6 strabe. Iein
Sruoer Bernbart pon gSiltes BARRE
nno ieine S6weiter Srau @eoree 0iisos
miller BON @rOwn 2lusnus, bnben ourt)
ben 600 zines Sntels namens Sre6ler
inlRacific, Wiiiiouri, cine @rbi6ait uon
je $4,000 sema6t. Der 9eritorbene
binterldBt elm gsrmOssn uon s15O,OOO,
oas luut ieinsm 9sitament unter eli
Grben ueltbeilt weroen ioa.
SRI. Sbersia OiOller, Sodter ucn
9errn uub Srau 5rant WiOaer, uno
Charles Wisbrsn uon SiiO Sruins aue.
me wurben am DOnnsritas 8Ormittas
in Der beuti6en faith. ct. Wiarien STRIDE
ourh $farrer Reter Gbriit ;u einem
sliidli6en @bepaar einseie9net. Sin
9Objsitsmubl unb Gmpians fano mad
Der @eremOnie in Der SSobnuns Der
Srauteltern itatt uno ipdter truten Die
0lsuuermdblten cine SO6jeitsreiie an.
Ser ON Otontas 2lbsno CUR Seier
ieines 15jdbri9en Stiftunssfeitss pom
OeutIhen Srie9eruersin in Der 9lrbsitsr
SaIle absebaItene Bali mar. bsiteus be.
iudt unb es idwunssn sllt unO Sung
oas Gansbein mad alter 6euti6sr @eiIe.
Die bette StimmunS berri9te bis nu6
Wfitterna6t uuo es itOrte tein Wtibton
oas allsemeine SerSniissn. Sas @r'
mite, wel6ss sIIles treffIid porbsreitet
unO aud bic 9aus hiibif seIbmiidt
bate, beituno aus ben Ssrren Sulius
SOiepb, SOln @Obl, SatOb 0iannpci.
Ter, 9eiurid 8edslsr, 9tObsrt S6Om.
mar mnh q nhn 0rSr,nr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-01
satarrb farm nidbt furirt werr


htn bur6 lriilt applieatiOHtu, ea fit bm SiB
eu aTo nfbtit nihi urtihtH f0untu. RataTrb
n cine Slut pbtr GUnifituiipne. aranfbsit uHp
um iit ~ btiI,n. miet 9br iunuIi&t btilmiittl
nsbmtu. SaQ's aataub.RuT piTe sinssnem'
mtn, uHe Puft biTtii auf bas 8Iut uue bic
fhtimiau Sbuhibs. Sal's aatniTb. aur 80
ttiut GuadialbtT. Rsbi,in Sit ruret Isii
9abTsu ron ,intm eE btffsH atriis eitIts slEi-
efs ptTcreuu uHh II tin Tiaslmdeiets Htftpi.
Sit btifsbt aus ben ttiftH btauutsn 1eHlta,
ptrbuurtn nit Ian btiftu SIuirtinisnnss.
mitfrlu, bic eiTtit auf bic S8lsinebrfdht
pirftu. Die pclismmtut gtIbineuns eE itrti
Staanetb,It 10 %, nae iOIt' Runetrrels
RtuIiais bti eu 6tilune pom aatarIb btrSrT-
trtnet. sabt gu6 3tusuiTt uniIont efbsH.
D. }. gbtntp& & 9 o., Giesnip. aelfec, ..
gtIfauft ron a[fH apptbefsru, pTtis 75s.
paas 6amiIifn.piltn FHe BIC kiitH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-01
Deutide Brieflttt.

5ruuSliusr Nrnolo, Bm. Ssiisl,
Srant Deimer, Ruoolf 6rnnt,
5rau slnna 9sIins, 9bus. Sinn,
8su. IbsO. Soffmsiitsr.
albert aaS;, q. U. Slsin,
Sunno Seller, Daniel .. Ssus,
Srau @bus. Wiiib, Senrp WiOOrs.
Ssrr uno Srau Sos. Wfannbsimsr,
gllbert Wtiller, 5ranf Bolt,
Wtorris Rins, 6rau Gllo Reuf,
9. ROis, Daniel SS. Rubsl.
q. 9. R,inOsbl, SRI. Mnrp 6. Rufi
Sus S4ppsii, Z. 3. 3isslsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-01
slus 9anasr 1T in garis bic 9ladl.

- Aus 2an9er III IN Yaris bic Jia6s
ridt sinsstrOfsn. oub Der Rdubsrbaupt.
mann Haiiuli ben RsbsIlsn bic Srt.
idoft ariilla sntriiisn uno beIsst bat.
Die Rsbsllsntruppsu. psl9s Oisis Stuot
usrtbsioistsu, wurosn tbsils sstObtst.
tbsils ssiaussH esuommsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-01

Ssftellt bns -0OdsnbIatt.-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-02
WATCHED BUSY BURGLAR.
Telephoned Pollce-Carving Fork Nersus
Nightstick In Backyard Battle.

William H. Fletcher, a consulting engi-
neer, who ives at 27l West Ninetieth street,
heard a noise ini the backyard at 1 O'Clock
Yesterday morning. He looked out and
Jaw a man climbing the fence into the rear
yard Of the house opposite on Ninety-first
street. He telephoned Police Headquar-
tiers, and Policeman Seaman was sent down
from the West tooth street station house.
Mr.. Fletcher kept watch n t~elephoned
again hat he had seen the man enter the
basement Of 28s. Policeman Eokweiler
was then sent out as a reinforcement.
Seaman waited in the yard while Eek
weller rang the front doorbell. At the
sound Of the bell the burglar ran right into
Seaman's arms. He dropped all his swag
except a big stag handled carving fork,
with which he commenced to jab at Seaman.
The latter swung his nightstick freely, not
w~ithstanding q couple Of prods in his hand
from the fork The burglar didn't yield
until Seaman caught him on the jaw and
foored him.
Meanwhile the owner OF the house, Leo
j, O'Donovan, a contractor, had been
aroused by Eokweiler's ringing and ad-
mitted him. They went into the yard and
found Seaman bending over the unconscious
burglar. The man was carried into the
house and revived under the kitchen faucets.
His pockets were found TO contain all the
best O'Donovan cutlery.
The man said he was James Thompson,
30 years old, of 355 Grand street. He
waived examination in the West Side court
and was held for trial in 81 500 bail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-02
Hitch in Funeral Drivers Settlement.

A hitch has arisen in a final settlement
OF the late strike Of the downtown funeral
drivers, the ending Of the strike being
regarded as a truce until May 81, when
there was to be a meeting Of the downtown
drivers and their employers to sign An
agreement hos May lay 81 sr has passed sas a 1ssrn no
last night that, as the Funeral Coach Owners
Association, which includes both the up
town and downtown employers, has a rule
that an agreement can only be signed with
the consent Of the association as a whole,
some Of the individual downtown members
we're fined by the association for making
agreements with their drivers. The rest
OF the downtown members of the a~ssocia-
ton made a verbal agreement with the
drivers which ended the strike. The as
ISOLATION will hold a meeting In the Grand
Union Hotel on Wednesday evening, and
there is to be no attempt to sign the agree
ment until after the meeting. which may
not indorse the settlement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-02
GLOBE SECURITY DECISION.
Judge Holt Holds That the B~ankruptc!
Court Has Jurisdiction.

Judge Holt OF the United States District
Court granted yesterday an application
made by Myers d Goldsmith to have the
affairs OF the Globe Security Company.
formerly Of $50 Nassau street, administered
in the bankruptcy court. The company
was connected with David Rothschild's
Federal Bank. .
The case has been before the Federal and
State 90 urts of New York and New Jersey
foN the last W years on a question Of
iuris diction. Judge Holt in his decision
said:
IL is difficult to ascertain on the evidence
what the principal business OF the Globe
Security Company was. IL appears 10 nave
been organized and used by Rothschild and
the other knaves ass ociated with him as an
instrumentality in carrying out various
swindling operations. Eut upon the whole
I concur with the referee n. A. Prentissl
that II was principally engaged In treu'ne
and mercantile pursuits.
Its charter authorized il to deal in all kinds
of property and its business consisted In
swindling people by all kinds OF schemes
based on dealing with all kinds OF property.
This is what it appeared TO be doing to Its
creditors, and | think IL should be held to
have been engs ged in trading and mercantile
pursuits for Tire purpose OF the bankrupt
act. Referees re ort confirmed.
Myers 4 Goldsmith filed a petition in
bankruptcy against the Globe Security
Company in this district on April Is, 1904,
and another petition was fled by other cred
itors in New Jersey soon after, Judge
Holt appointed James McKeen receiver.
Proceedings were taken to enjoin the New
York bankruptcy proceedings and Judge
Holt referred the matter to Judge Lanning
of the United States District Court in New
Jersey for determination and Judge Ian
ming RENTED the matter back to Judge
Holt and relinquished jurisdiction.
While the bankruptcy proceedings were
pending Justice Greenbaum Of the Supreme
Court appointed Felix II. Levy receiver Of
the assets in thisS State Of the company on
the application Of Leo Schleslnger, re-
oeiver OF the Federal Bank: The bankruptcy
matter was referred to Nathaniel A. Prentiss,
referee, at 100 Broadway, who took a large
amount OF testimony. He held that the
bankruptcy court had jurisdiction. This
report has TO- been confirmed by Judge
IINh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-02
Won BEVERN BACKSLTDES.
Eek Gets Tired OF Being Coed After
q Few Weeks.

y rev Weeht,
Frank Won Bevern, a burglar and all
around crook known to the police as Big
Frank. was arrested at the general delivery
window In the Nsw York Post Office yester-
day by James Shortel., a private detective,
on a charge of forging the name Of Mrs.
Caroline 3 Alexander OF Castle Point,
Hoboken, TO checks which he subsequently
passed.
As soon as Big Frank was able to grow
a Vandyke beard after serving a ten year
term in the State prison at Trenton for
burglary committed while a member OF
the Kid Miller gang he applied for and
secured q place as an investigator for a
charities organization in New York. He
wanted to make ar ends for the past by
living a model life. He later transferred
his activities to Hoboken on tho strength
Of a letter OF recommending on winch a2-
pealed to Richard Stevens of Castle Point
probation officer of Hudson county. Mr.,
Stevens assigned him to the work OF look
ing after probationers committed to las
care from all parts of the county and Big
Frank pitched into the job with vim
After a few weeks Mr., Stevens began to
hear stories that indicated that he wasn't
living up to his promises. He spoke TO Liz
Frank about it and later the investigator
lost his Job, Won Bevern was n0Xt heard OF
passing checks bearing the forged signature
Of Mrs. Alexander, Mr.. Stevens's sister
who assists her brother in the probation
work. He waived extradition and accom-
panied Detective Shortell to Hoboken-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-02
NO MORE FIGHTS IN BROOKLYN.
so Says sheriff Fiaherty After Getting a
Message From the Governor.

Message From the Governor.
Sheriff Flaherty OF Kings county received
n telegram from Gov. Higgins yesterday in
which he said;
| hdve this day communicated with YOU
by mail as follows: Compla ints have come 10
my attention relative to alleged violations of
the law prohibiting prize fighting and public
sparrinR exhibitions in the city of New York
Ii is your duty To execute the laws in your
county, and ] shall hold you to account for
any failure or neglect to prevent and stop
any such unla wful exhibitions.
Sheriff Flaherty Immediately had a con-
ference with Borough Police Inspector Cross,
who agreed that in the circumstances the po-
lice would cooperate with the Sheriff to stop
any unlawful exhibition in the future.
Recently the police have arrested the prin-
after the bouts have been finished. The
following day the police magistrates have
discharged the offenders.
There will be no such affairs in the
future" said Sheriff Flaherty. MY depu-
ties will be present and at the instant an
! attempt is made to pull off a bout the men
will be arrested. You can rest assured
that there will be no fights"
The deputy sheriffs were summoned to
meet the Sheriff at his office at 8 q o'clock
last night. They were then distributed
throughout the borough, instructed to learn
whether any fights were contemplated
Sheriff Flaherty and several deputies went
to Ulmer Park, where fights had been ad-
vertised. The manager had apprised the
Sheriff that the fights would be postponed,
but the Sheriff did not intend to take any
chance and vent TO the park.
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Fire Rates Adva need in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-The Philadel-
phia Fire Underwriters Association to-day
declared an increase in thi s city, Instead
Of the anticipated increase of rs per cent.
on all risks within the "conflagration dis
trict," the limits Of this district are ex-
tended, and a fat advance Of Is cents per
800 is made on all buildings not already
paying the extra "conflagration charges
Throughout the rest Of the city a general
increase Of 10 per cent. is made. On resi-
dences, churches, hospitals and schools
the rate remains unchanged.
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Receiver for THE Evening Bulletin"

A petition in bankruptcy has been filed
against the Evening Bulletin Company,
publisher of an evening newspaper at Lenox
aver ue and l25th street, by these credit ors:
George Bevan, o ~; Benjamin f. Moseley
s2ss; Charles B, Ripley, 1854; Charles A.
Smith, s 81, and Edgar p. Reed, $40, all for
salaries. Judge Holt of the United States
,reoeiver Of the assets, 6xinp his bond at
81, 900. The presses, type, cases, DO, are
valued at 500, 900, nearly all Of which is under
a purchase money mortgage, and the avail
able assets above the mortgages are only
81, 500. The company, by its president
Arba Blodget, consented to a reoeivership.
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