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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-05
THEFT OF A WOMAN PREVENTED


EhFee Aeallans. VINO We're as0hmg iO shlp
Angelina MomOlSta west, OVerDOwercd.
In response to her plea for protection.
DoteCsiv0 HantOra OF the talian squad in
Brooklyn and a special policeman en-
ployed in the nsighbOrhOod went yester-
day 20 the home Of Mrs. Angelina MOmOlita.
&C $50 Fast New York avenue Brooklyn.
The woman had been annoyed by Italians
who called on her In her husbands absence
and entreabed her 20 go out West. When
sherefused. she said. her visitors threatened
TO kill her.
SantOra and the special policeman nav
three Italians entgr the tenement and
followed to the top floor. There the men
were standing at the door Of Mrs. Mono
htRls apartment. One had a long. dagger
in his hand. another a loaded six chambered
revolver INT the third a razor. When they
saw the detective and the special, the three
meu concealed their weapons and asked
SanbOra what was wanted. He aid he
had called TO see Angelina and the three
men said that was why they were there
and h tive men went into the apartments.
When Angelina saw the three italians she
tainted. =
you are under arrest said santora to.
sAg ShEeu AbahdIh. Hf9-# isl,A "sA. rrsasCA.t
'NevortS shouted one of the men. 81
nave Just done twenty years in Italy for
murder and I'm not going to Jail here
a desperate fight followed, but Sanford
with his pocket stick beat the man into sub
mission. At he State street headquarters
the prisoners said they were Francesca
Eirfura, 40 years old, OF 2as Fulton avenue,
richmond Hill; Salvatore Sprelli. 10, of
Mount Vernon. N francesca Rechica. %,
OF New Caanan. Conn. In their pockets
we're two large knives and several letters.
One Of the letters was written to Furfura
by an Italian who lives out West. Detec-
tive Lieutenant Vachris, who nend it, aaid
that the writer commandment tlrfura to OBJ
tain Angelina at any cost and ship her out
70 the writer. as women, 10 especially
pretty ones. were scarce there. The writer
told Furfura that IL he failed his life would
be the forfeit. Vachris would not give the
name OF the place from which the letter was
written. saying that he hoped 70 get the
writer On a serious charge.
The three men wore locked M in the
Adams street station. charged with at
tempted kidnapping They will be ar
raigned in the Adams street police court
this morning.
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HELD on A BRIBERY CHARGE.
Health Department GRapectOr Accused Of
Demanding - 600 for . Favorable Report.

hcnbSn 1peparttttetht bNANccbof ACCUSED OF
Demanding 81 600 for . Favorable Report.
AlOnzO Gill. a veterinary surgeon who
is an inspector in the Health Department,
was arrested last night at his home, 100
East Seventy-sixth street. by Detectives
ReardOn and Wasserman of the District
Attorneys Office ON a charge OF soliciting
a bride, Il was decided TO arrest him after
there had been n conference at the District
Attorneys Office between DIR. Darlington
Of the Health Department. Assistant Cor
pOratiOn Counsel Walker. DR.. Bensel and
Assistant District Attorney Murphy.
The complaint was made by Isaac Shapiro
Of 418 East N~inety-first street, who wanted
a permit to erect a slaughter house for
chickens. GIL was sent out TO make a
report and shapiro says he demanded 6, 200
for a favorable N e. Shapiro went to DIR.
Darlington and he was told to talk with
Gill over the telephone. DIR. Darlington
and others are said TO have heard the con-
versatiOn and Gill il said to have offered to
make a favorable report for O. 1850 when
Shapiro said he could not pay 5000
When Gill was locked up in the East
S~ixty-seventh street station he said he
didn't want TO talk about the charge until
he had consulted mis- lawyer. John T. Doolng,
president OF the Beard OF Elections
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sIO,OM NE LOST BETTING.
Hahn seeking "a RecOVe From One Who
Says He's No POOIrOOm Ming.

Hahn Seeking To Recover From One VINO
says He's No POOIrOOm kiRg.
Henrietta Hahn, who lives on Beck street.
In The Bronx. has begun suit in he's Supreme
Court as assignee Of Charles +. Hahn to
recover $1,000 which it is alleged Hahn lost
playing the races in p~oolrooms. T de-
fendants are Henry Schultz Of a. West
Twenty-fourth street M also of ROckaway
Park. and John Cox. who ran a saloon at
IsOth street and Bathgate avenue until he
died. a few weeks ago. The suit was begun
before his death. His estate is represented
by Lawyer Frederick Eder as counsel.
Mrs. Hahn charges that Hahn lost the
money betting on the races az Saratoga in
1900 and 1907. and she obtained recently an
order for Schultz's examination before trial
on the ground hat he alone knew Of the
circumstances surrounding the making OF
the bets.
Schultz's testimony. filed in the County
Clerks office, is substantially a denial of
any connection with or knowledge OF Hahn's
pr%Opensities. He said he knew Hahn only as
a barroOm acquaintance.
A check signed by Charles r.. Hahn for
1915 and indorsed 4Henry schultz, treas
trer." was shown to Schultz. He had
previously denied uashing any check for
Hahn. but admitted that the Endorsement
was ms. Asked OF what ne Was treasurer,
Schultz replied:
I'm treasurer for myself. I'm a bank
rupt and somebody had to become my
treasurer. 50 | did myself
A slip. presumably in Hahn's hand
writing, hearing a list OF names, figures and
dates waS then produced. Opposite the
date August n. 1907. was The entry Lost
S5i5.' The check for S515 was also dated
August 2. 1907. Schultz seemed surprised.
but denied knowing the handwriting ON the
slip and could offer no explanation Of the
coincidence in dat es and amounts
"Aren't yOu known commonly NJ Dutch
Henry. The pOolroom king" he was asked.
II am known IA Dutch" he answered.
but that's ALL" He then denied that ne
had ever run "A poolrOom. but admitted that
he had been 10 see District Attorney Jerome
several times at Mr.. Jerome invitation.
Schultz concluded about here that enough
had been got out Of him and on the advice
OF his counsel. Emil Fuchs. he refused to
answer several other questions. Charles
T.. Burr, counsel for Mrs. Hahn. expects to
get some more information out Of Schultz
at the trial.
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mrs. CHGDWICK'S EASY MONEY
BORROWED SSSS,eOO on SECURI-
TIES THAT DIDN'T EXEST.

Famous ,ANndavIt IN ire HsMStott-Frlsnd-
lutte Litigation Opened tO the Public
~ supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
-MemOrandum OT Ono Years Loans.
PIrrsBuRG, Nov. S.-Ths Supreme Court
Of Pennsylvania to-day allowed the public
. peep at the famous Chadwick deposition
introduced in litigation surrounding the
settlement Of the estate Of the late W. c.
lutte.
Arguments on the appealed case Of the
Colonial Trust Company, administrator Of
the lutte estate, against Frank n. HOK-
stOtt and James W. Friend, accused Of con-
apiracy, we're made in the Supreme Court.
Before arguments began Chief Justice
Mitchell declined to seal the Chadwick
affidavit.
The document shows that Mrs. Chadwick
got from HOfstOtt and Friend, who are
respectively president and viOe-president
of the Pressed Steel Car Company, almost
$500. 900 in loans for which she put up
SS.OOO,O 600 in bogus securities.
Among other things contained IN Mrs.
Ch2dwicks deposition u a copy OF tins
asmorandum o.
the loan Of s7S.2OO made by you to me on
March 25. 1904, and the loan Of t37 900 this
2eth day Of March. 1904, made by you to me,
hereby covenant. promise and agree ir-
revocably to place In your possession no
later than April ~, 1904. all Of the securities
now in the possession Of Ira Reynolds. aRRre-
eating 5000 900, held in trust for me. dated
March 5. 1908. and that you shall have full
power and authority to dispose Of the said
securities for the purpose and in the manner
following:
To pay OF in full the Pittsburg parties
evidenced by the following notes to your
order.
Note Of $685., 600. dated April 10. 1908.
Note Of 500, 600. dated February y. 1904.
Note of SlO. 200. dated March ~, 1904.
Note of a23, 900, dated March IL, 1904.
Note Of s73. 200. dated March 25. 1904.
Note Of sS7 600, dated March 20. 1909,
Total. s79s. 200.
To hold the balance Of said securities until
l shall create u trust under which I will tie
up during my life SA.OOO. 900 of said securities.
and on the execution Of papers creating such
q trust. YOU. the said J. W. Friend. will turn
over to the trustee named in such trust papers
the amount Of securities provided in such
trust and the balance Of the securities YOU will
deliver to me personally.
As inducement to said loan Of s35 900 l fur
ther covenant and agree that the said securi-
ties shall remain As they now are in the Gus
tOdy Of the said Ida Reynolds. and shall not
he disturbed until April II, 1904. unless sooner
turned over to =. w. Friend. and said securi-
Ties are in Cleveland in the active possession
of said Reynolds. and are Of a par value OF
d. OOO,OOO
This paper shall be considered the rxecu-
ton " a power coupled with an interest and
irrevOcable.
WitneSs my hand and seal. March -. 1904.
CASSIE CHADWICK.
Another paper was produced and marked
exhibit Il. Ii was as follows:
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WARNER WON'T PLEAD GUILTY.
says He Went % n Rapid Transit Commits
sion Meeting 90 shoot August Belmont.

The doctors VINO have been examining
Frank II. Warner. the murderer Of Father
c. NOrling. reported to Judge Rosalsky Of
General Sessions yesterday that while they
believed that Warner might be medically
insane ne was capable OF advising with
counsel. When the doctors made their
report the lawyers for Warner suggested
that he should plead guilty to murder in the
second degree.
Il will do nothing II the kind" said
Warner. Il will not consent to any such
plea. This In a matter Of life or death with
me and l I'm willing 10 take my chances
with the Jury. Under no circumstances
win / plead guilty"
ne went to a Rapid Transit Commission
meeting with a revolver to kill August
Belmont. but Mr.. Belmont wa not there.
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TO CuRgs A COID IN DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO oulnlns fsbleta- Drug
glses refund money n II falls % cure Z. W.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-18
DULL AND USELESS,
 WEAK AT CLOSE
New York Showed Weak Close and Indicates Lower
 Prices Today,

The markets today were dull and listless. with all of them showing weakness at the close. New York market especially showed weakness, and the close showed lower prices than last night with all tendency of lower prices tomorrow All coppers, local as well as Boston, were dull and trading was difficult. Bidders were scarce and what little demand there was for stocks was easily supplied. In the local market Calumet & Ariz- ona showed further weakness. clos Ing at s164.00. Superior & Pittsburg held at s16.75. North Butte dropped to sS0.75 and all others with the ex- ception of Denn and Wolverine show ed little demand. Denn held firm at
 SS.75, while Wolverine is not offer ed at ali and bids of $262 failed to locate any. Greene Cananea was weak and offers of S16.25 were not taken. Butte & Arizona sales were made at GS cents.
 Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-18
GRAND TRAVERSE
 IN SULPHIDE ORE
Fine Formation at a Depth of Only 360 Feet Has Been
 Encountered.

PHOENIX, July 17.-C. F. Smurth- waite. superintendent of the Grand Traverse and Arizona mine on Cave Greek. came in -qd had a good piece of news to tell The main shaft on tho property. known as shaft No. l, Is nov down 566 feet and for three days past the workings have been in s8iphids ore. Hitherto the formation has been strictly oxide. The values In suiphide are not yet great but the fact that the sulphide zone is being entered at all al this time, is most pleasing. MT. Smurthwaite has pre- dicted that sulphides would be en- cguntered between 400 and 500 feet, and the fact that that character oi ore has been found al 260 feet. Is bet ter news than he had even hoped for
 He feels quite certain that by the time the 4O0-foot level has been reached. the values will be very sat Is factory.
 The shaft has been opened up con siderable on the 2O0-foot level by crosscuts and drifts but below that the ground has been explored only by l the shaft. When the 400 level il | reached there will be further open ings up of the property in the samt
 way. A full force of men is employ
 ed on this working.
 Operations have stopped at thu New Hope shaft however, the mel being driven out by water. Atr
 Smurthwaites expects to go eas about the first of August, on bushes
 but will lengthen his stay out to
 month perhaps, in order to mix lii tie pleasure with his business ant
 dodge a few days of the strenuou summer weather.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-18
LOGAN 6, BRYAN ON WHEAT.

Special Wire to Duey & OverlOck) ]
 CHICAGO. July 17.-Leading grain man at Winnipeg wired today that the bad condition reported from near ly all parts of Manitoba cannot much longer be ignored by the wheat trade. A leading North Dakota farmer who is in Chicago today, expresses the belief that the spring wheat crop of that state, which looked very prom ising three weeks ago, has now changed much for the worse and that estimates of wheat raisers in the vi cinity of Casselton are for about 60 per cent of last years yield. The new wheat crop is very slow to begin moving. This market is promised only eighteen cars of wheat for to morrow and had over four hundred one year ago. Do not get enthusias tic and buy on the strong swells, bu take the wheat conservatively on al breaks and get the money.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-18

Governor Beckham of Kentucky. is the latest son of the South to be brought forward by his friends for the Democratic nomination for president.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-18
MARKET SUMMARY.

Special Wire to Duey & Overlock)
 NEW YORK, July IT, - American stocks in London were irregular, mostly below parity.
 General London market steady and featuTeless.
 Export of copper to England is the smallest in three years.
 Trade reports show consumers of iron out of the market and business at standstilI.
 The deadlock at Albany is still un- broken.
 There is better demand for stocks in the loan crowd.
 The government has redeemed S19,- 445.000 fours to date. Regular dividends on cast iron pipe common and preferred. Birmingham authorities consider Southern iron production should in crease in present half year. DOW, JONES & co.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-18
PAINE's COPPER LETTER.

Special Wire to Duey & OveTlock.)
 BOSTON, July 17.-Great dullness still continues and stocks are grad ually sinking. Lawson is supposed to have sold some stocks today and prices broke sharply. The uncer- tainty in the metal market and the lack of buying orders puts the mar ket in a bad position, and I advise everyone to Tighten up accounts. There is no prospect of a rise at pres ent and the chances of drop are good. There will be plenty of time to buy coppers when you hear of some metal being sold. Union Paci- fic is the favorite in New York and I understand it will be put to S150.00,
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-18
MORE EXTENSIVE OPERATIONSARE
 CONTEMPLATED
Directors of Princeton Mining Company Decide 10 Open lip New Tunnel on Promising Properly

Having attended the meeting Of Inc new beafs of directors of the Prince toa sglalaa company. which uas held fa Casezss tzss aek HsHry Ham. hage the vel kaown mining man. fsssrnes -o tae cl;y O. Monday even faE. zas yeasrdsy afternoon wes 2 paszszzes for tne property whies fs ssss&-e1 sz the HEaekEez M0gntainz
 The zznEzf needing Of the EtDeE- ko ssss of ate pT5neeroz Mining com Ezag wzs hs3G f1 this city tNo ETzs zzs EE HzieA tine the affairs N zzs zzz We-e goZe oFer fus EF @ Bzrd pE directors WAS eaz ss kz office during the eu- sz pzzr A1 fhaa sEs H wzs de eaS s Ec-5 the directors meeting fer fEe pzrpoze of esecsing officers fn fze CEsv ot CEsczEo. as several Of the
 arE ef rae dlveceerzte were res kzezsz rF PiztzbHrEh. and could not cszseE5snzIE make the trip to Ari- za
 re meetlag Eas held. and the zze sffsceTz wa0 had conducted the a5gsfss sf fae company acre re- .eleeed Henry HzmbBrg. l. prezi- desE sad general manager, A. Love ef plttshsFeh. sIce president; and Mir fs Hamburg. secretary and treasurer. 4 fEH report Of developments al tae property during the year elspsing since Inc former stockholders meet iEl NaE rrndered to the board Of d. rcct0f8. and proved highly satiHfac. tDTy. Pians were then formulated Tor the Etiil further development Oi the property.
 Tine principal ncw move contem plated ia inc driving of another tun mel, about 900 feet lower down. thar that in which high grade ore has al ready been opened up. or this puT pose a new 5 h. D. boiler has al ready been ordered. and will be de livered at the property within tn next 60 days. In order to carry O this work the force of men will be a most doubled.
 It is the intention of the manage ment to operate this property, an open it up by means of tunnels, savin the cost of sinking shafts to enc nous depths. At the present tim there is a tunnel 1165 feet in lengtl opened mp in the property, contail ing an extensive body of ore. Shil ping to the shelter will be con menced within a comparatively shoI time. every effort, however, will | made to block out large bodies of oI without hurrying shipments. it bein the hope that railroad connection will be established within the ne1 year or two.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-18

l,6st6h Manufacturers aslbE sH0r
 8oas ahsstiiles Of copper have been quick t6 rsadiBsi ibsir price list to coincide with tbs new schedule of copper prices, The greatest oui Was that Of fgur cents pound ordered yesterday by the Sheet Copper As. sosatigu. from hizb record aaFel 6i 32 cents a pound which had pre- vailed since FsbfuAfF [. t6 zs cents. Copper wire manufacturers lowered their prices tbfse cents pound ta .z4tsz cents for ordinary. No action hAs get been taken with regard tG brass prices. the base pfics for brasF pipe remaining st 27 cents pound fhs highest st which t ever sold
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-18
Pritchard Hagen & Co.
UdyCn O SU
 IEcoRPoRATED.J
 Brokers. | FRED 0. HkoEN, Mgr. 2 FRONT ROOMS 8. 1. BUILD 2 IHo, OPPOSITE DEPOT, SIS 2 BEE, ARIZONA. 2 ALL STOCKS BOUGHT AND ? SOLD ON COMMISSION. 2 DIRECT WIRE CONNECTION 2 WITH ALL LEADING s MAakETs. . pHoHE i35.
 
MARKET LETTER.

July fTr--Pnces of copper stocks took another dip today 1n the large trading centsrs markets are dull and senti- ment bcarish and this cOndi. ton with the money situation has caused all issues t0 be weak. The Boston stocks have suffered today as vas the case yezterday. The cgrbB are hold. ing quite firm in the face of declines ln the listed stocks but with a continuance of ue- precision and bearishnegs in the markets. Curbs also are bound to drop q trlfle though we think them pretty close to bottom levels. We strongly adcise buying on any sharp set backs during the next three or four weeks and taking of profits when offered.
 A A A q c sn tA C q e e . c c
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-18
WALKER BRos.' LETTER.

Special Wire to Duey & OverIock.) )
 NEW YORK, July 1.-The market at the opening was heavy and then de- veIOped d good deal of strength un, der the lead of Union Pacific and the Hill stocks. the whole list advancing The gains were quite good in the mid de of the day; the market was dull but in the afternoon there was a sharp break and the whole list de, clined. There was rumors of some mercantile failure and this had a bad effect The close was weak and at the lowest prices.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-18
Mining, Smelters and Stock Quotations
MAKERS REDUCE
 PRICE OF GOODS

4 prominent wire uahufactnfsr said that although inc price for the flaw material has been lowered the fact that wages gre higher than ever before must bs considered. An inter est ia the sheet copper trade statd Ina as yef 10 neH business had ap- peafsd and inquiry vas light. The mills have sufficient orders for ai least six weeks He is of the opinion that business will be light for some lime iD come,
 1jhs azccht base price was the highest figure 4t which sheet copper ever sold Tb new price of 2s cents brings sheet copper down near tO where it Sas selling in the last guar ter of 1906.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-18
j. c. PRtTCHARD,
 -Broker--
Bonanza Circle and Warren District
 Stock a Speciality.

Bisbee, July IT, 1907.
 The market is not very brisk and prices are about the same. It seems a waiting game between bidder and holder. Quite few are picking up Bisbee Arizona, Butte 6 Arizona and Gold Eagle. A great deal of placer gold Is found on the Gold Eagle prop erty. Superintendent Erickson re- ports some native copper in the drift of the Empire State. Rich copper glance ore was encountered in the drift of the Butte & Arizona. The latest find of the Gold Nugget will bring that property to the front soon CT than many of tits friends antici- Pated. and more money will be made by some of these development stocks than in the high priced stocks that are subject to daily market fluCtua' tiOns
 ('1pEiUsr ODntafippG-
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-18


 ng clos weak a o the break will much arhe ar ave G veyd m h O n a th h ma f m he eie future We still coninu to is a h UT the
 sandP hed dtydQd aconIyo
  a p hds off tn a a s eph ng get the money.
 &
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-18
TESTER & HICKS,
 Brokers.
Rooms 3 & 4.
 Antlers Bldu.
Sver Rinehart's Drug Store

Drug Store. Antiers Bldg.
 Bisbee, July r, 1907.
 The market shows further weak ness today and all of the listed stocks are off from one-half to two points at the close. The curbs are holding up well in the face of a declining market but they too show weakness and fractional declines. Denn is coming out at SS.75. Shattuek weak ened to under S3O0O. Superior & Pittsburg Is offered at S17.00 with no takers while Greene Cananea is to be had at S1600. Wolverine & Arizona is strong at s2.5G bid Butte 6 Ari- zona is coming out in small lots at G6 cents.
 Closing Quotations:
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-05-10

The outward features of our life may
not be all that we should choose them
to be. There may be things we wish
for that never come 10 us. There may
be much we wish away that we cannot
part from. The persons with whom we
live, the circumstances by which we
are surrounded, the duties we have to
perform, the burdens we have to bear
may not only be other than what we
should have selected for ourselves, but
may even seem inconsistent with that
formation and discipline of character
which we honestly wish to promote.
knowing us better than we know our
selves, fully understandings how great
~ we are affected by the outward
events and conditions of life, God has
ordered them with a view to our entire
and final, not only our immediate, hap
piness. And whenever we can be safe
ly trusted with pastures that are green
and waters that are still in the way Of
earthly blessing the Good Shepherd
leads us there.-Arnold w. ThOrold.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-05-10
BUSINESS SUCCESS.
Don't Try to Be a General and Pri-
vate at the Same Time.

When you are so buried in the de-
tail of your business that you cannot
get clear, sharp view of your affairs
in all their relations, you are in danger
of failure,
No great general ever takes a gun
and goes with his soldiers into the
thick of the fight, where he would be
SO stunned by the noises and SO blind
ed by the smoke of battle that he could
not watch the movements of the en-
envy, could not see where his own
troops needed re-enforcements or how
TO hurl his forces on the weakest place
IN the enemy's ranks. He must go
where he can watch every movement
of the armies,
If you are going to be general in
business, you must keep where you can
get clear view of your affairs and
know what is going on everywhere.
While you are buried in detail your
business may be in a dangerous posi-
ton, from which you could extricate it
II you knew the exact situation.
Many man fails in trying to be a
general and a private at the same
time.-O. S. Marden in Success Maya
zine.