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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1907-09-28
THE GREAT VAN AMBURG SHOW
Bigger and Better Than Ever.

The Great Van Amburg Show is
advertised to exhibit at Grenada.
Over five hundred people travel with
this big show. 1t has the finest OF cir
Gus features and one of the best trav-
cling menageries in America. Animals
fran every quarter Of the globe are
represented. There is a hyena said
to be the largest ever in captivity.
There are real live tigers, a whole
Gaze of them fresh from the Jungles
of India, where their ancestors nave
supped upon many a luckless native,
and a great cage of lions and some OF
them not babies. There are hundreds
of monkeys to delight the small boy.
Those strange animals, the water
buffalo, direct from u own Philip
pine Islands will be found in our col
lection. There are sacred COWS. cam.
els, buffalo, elks. deer, carribouS and
many other strange and curious ami
mails. The street parade will traverse
the main street of the city inithe morn
ing. In the parade will appear abont
40 cages and wagons, drawn by four.
six and eight teams. Two perform
ances will be gi"en, beginning at
and 8 o. M, respectively. Do not
forget the date, Oct. 5.
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Tale of Bad Eggs.

'What becomes of all the bad eggs?"
asked the reporter. Il never thought
of that. Do they go to waste?"
Indeed they DON'T" the dairyman
replied. bad egg dealing is a business
in itself. All bad eggs go to tanners
and papermakers.
"The eggs are carefully opened by
hand and the whites are separated
from the yolks, unpleasant, smelly
work, but work that no machine can
do. The yolks are mized with flour
and salt, and this dough is sold to the
leather men, who size and dress hides
with it.
1.-THE whites are used in the sizing
of finer paper. Care must be taken
that they are properly separated, as
the least bit of yolk in them would
cause a yellow streak upon the papers
surface. r-
stale. favory white, too, but since the
nnre food hullabaloo these men have
rnlv ,1sed fresh whites in their can
dies."--Kansas City Post.
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Letter to w. G. Mclean
Grenada

Dear Sir: We would like to print
your opion Of this guarantee in this
paper, where all your neighbOrs will
see 1t:
Wen furnish the paint to paint
half the house Of any fair man on
these terms: He shall paint the other
half with whatever other paint he
likes; same painter (any fair mani
same way (the way Of all fair paint
erS, to make a good job). II our half
doesn't take less gallons Of paint by
one-tenth to seven-tenths, well give
him the paint. IL our half doesn't
take less labor by one-tenth to seven.
tenths, we'll give him the paint. II
our half isn't sounder three years
hence, We'll give him the paint. II
our half isn't sounder six years hence,
we'l give him the paint. Any color.
We say One-tenth, because there are
two Ga three baintS with about that
difference-we say Seven-there are
dozens of paints with about that diff.
ference-we say One to seven, because
there's a hundred that waste one.
third of the money paid for both paint
and labor.
Is there a paint we havn't covered:
80 Yours truly
FW DEVOE & co
Planters Hardware Co., sells our paint
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ut Notice.

State OF MISSISSIPPI,
Grenada County.
In Chancery Court. Oct. Term. 1907.
Mrs. a. f. Mcleod vs.. Mrs, Ida Campbell,
ct al. No. 1G44.
State of Mississippi,
:. e. Campbell. whose postoffice is Mem
nhis. shelby County, State of Tennessee. cf
Postal Tel, Co: Mrs. j. f. Blair. whose post
office is Huntsville, State OF Alabama Geo.
Campbell, whose postotfice l. Bartow' foIk
County. State OF Florida. and Mrs, JAS. Ii.
Campbell. whose pOStC flee address is un
known. Defendants.
You are commanded to appear before the
Chancery Court of Grenada county, in said
State. on the 3rd Monday of October A. D..
1907 to defend the suit in said Court in the
above styled cause. wherein you are II de
PENDANT. This the II day of Sept. 1907,
JOHN :. KING. Chancery Clerk.
VIC. MCLEAN, Solicitor for Complainant,
Sep. II times.
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N~ou<Resident Notice.

State of Mississippi, Grenada County;
In Chancery Court Oct. Term, 1907. Unlteo
States Fidelity and Guaranty Co, We. MRS.
State of Mississippi.
To ida Florence Hutchings .defendan
whose postoffic e is Memphis, Shelby county
Won are commanded to appear before the
Chancery Court Of Grenada County. In salo
Stnta on the ard Monday of October A.. D..
iso7 to defend the suit in the SAID vo court are !. !
Shf aou ut' This the 9Th day of Sept. 1907.
JNO. s. KING, Chancery Clerk
Slack & Stands, Solicitors for Complainant
Sen a ct
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

State of Mississippi,
In Chancery Court. October Term. 1907.
D' Georgia McCaskill,
State of Mississippi, .o
To Georgia McCasklll. defendant, whose
post-Ofice is unknown, you are commahueu
70 aDDear before the Cbancery Court OF Gre
nada County, in said state. on the 3rd Mon
day of October, A. D., 1907, TO defend the sun
i'm said Court in the above-styled cause
wereln you are defendant. Ihls the io'n
Gay of September, 1907. -
S. A. MOrriOOn. Jho.o
st. Solicitor for Compl'nt Chancery Clerk.
q. 81. or,
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~NOn-Resident Notice.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Grenada County.
Tn Cbancprv Court October Term. 1907.
ID. o, Semmes, Et al, VS., L. l.. burlington
EFT al. No. 1864.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
To r. l.. Burlington. defendant. whose
nostffice is 1905 Montgall. Kansas City.
State of Missouri and Walter Burlington
defendant whose postotfice address is I'M
known. A.
You are commanded to appear before the
Chancery Court of Grenada County, IN sa1d
state. on the Bird Monday of October a.. H..
1907 TO defend the suit in said Court in the
above ST We'd cause. wherein you are Il de-
fendant. This the p day of Sept. 1907:
JOHN S. KING.
Chancery Clerk.
W. C. Mclean. ,,.
Solicitor for Complainant. Sep. Il 81
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NONRESIDENT Notice.
State of ississippi,

State of Mississippi,
Grenada County.
In Chancery Court, Oct. term, 1907.
Sarah CofTman, No. 1852.
VS.. Ralph Coffman.
State of Mississippi,
To Ralph Coffman defendant. whose post
office is Memphis, Shelby Co., Tennessee:
You are commanded to appear before tnt
Chancery Court of Grenada County. in sale
state. on the 2rd Monday of October. A. ID.
1890 to defend the suit in said Court In tn,
above styled cause, wherein you are de
PENDANT: This the 18th day of September
1907. Jno. :. ANlnS.
ROaue& Roane, Chancery Clerk
st. Solicitors for Complainant.
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NOn.Resident Notice.
State Of Mississippi,

State of Mississippi,
Grenada County. ,oo-
catherine Handy vs.. job Handy, No.16oO
State of Mississippi. 80
To Johu Handy defendant "hose pos''
Won are commanded to appear before the
Chancery Court Of Grenada County IN sac
Ioo1 to defend the suit in said Court In the
above abe styled cause. wherein you are a de-
PENDANT. This the IL day OF Sept. 1907.
q . MORRISON. Solicitor for Complainant
Sep IA BIT
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It tie of Mississippi,
Grenada County.
In Chancery Court. Oct. Term. 1907.
Rosa Lee Golden. No, 1861.
vs.. Perry Golden.
State OF Mississippi,
70 Perry Golden. defend ant, whose posi-
office is unknown. State OF f.
You are commanded TO appear before Tho
Chaucery Court of Grenada County in salt
State, on the Bird Monday of October. a.
1871 to defend the suit in said Court in th'
above styled cause. wherein you are defend
ant. This the 26th day of September. 1907.
ROane & Roane. JnO. :. King.
Solicitors for Complainant. .Chancery GIN
At 9-2S-01
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Notice.

Bids will be receivec by the Board CT Su
pe1 visors at the October meeting TO bulit
wooden bridge across Cane Creek, Dlst.No.l
The Board reserves the right to reject, any
and all bids. JNO. :. klNG, CIerk'
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Notice.

Bids will be received by the Boaro of
Supervisors at the October meeting to cut
down and grade Tindall Hill, Dist. No. D, ac-
cOrding to plans and specifications now on
file in my Office. JNO. ;. King, clerk
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For Rent-A desirable resi-
dence close in. Apply to VIM. c.
Mclean. 9, FL, OF. 1T.
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Notice.

Bids will be received by the Board OF
Supervisors at the October meeting, 10 pulld
No. 4. The Board reese: YES the right to re-
ject any and all bids. JNO. 8. INC CLERK.
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Notice.

Bids will be received by the Board CT
Supervisors at the October meeting to re-
pair Cane Greek Iron Bridge. DIST: NO D.
me BOARD reserves the right to reject any
and All bids. JNO. 5. KING, Clerk.
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Notice..

Rids will be received by the Board OF
Supervisors at the October meeting to re- e.
B1ara and Sneci6cations now in my Office.
AA"A JNO. 8. KING Clerk.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1907-09-28

The Show this year is Bigger and Better and in a
more commanding Position Than Ever Before To,
Their Unrivaled Standing and Rank and to-
Amaze and Delight their Thousands of Patrons with
Many Entirely New and Exclusive Features.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-31

Der Observation-Disclosures &louiel Gin.
geronmt erbalten miir0e. Nnoerleits
meiIt Die bieiige omcrifol1ii6c &ult-
0elstammer oaralli bin, 0aB nob bic
lem Nbfonmen eirriod Die Sdbe OeS
Wtarimal g Snrif9 gegcnilber onleri-
tdnii6cn Supporter gcltcn lt1o mn in
eiri0cn Neutrality-suspicious. gemod)t
iuor0cn limo, ipcld)c ic0od bon ben
Ger. Stoatcn iiberbnlIpt nid)t al
Tronfrcid crportirt mcr0crt. 90 ltltll
Die Gon5ciiioncn al 0eutid)lono MIR
olf @runO bon 0cgen = Gon5eiiioncl
crfolgen 0iirftcn 10 lei bic gnnnbmc,
OoB 6ronfrci6 bon linen obnc @ci-
tCrcS 9illBcn 5icbcn t0nl1te, DcririlDt.
@inem GcciprocitGtS &crtroge NIT
ben Ser. Stuotcn itcbt obcr Der I'm.
ltono I'M @c9e, boB Die fron50iii6ea
2onomirtbc 5oblreidc Fctitioncn Inn
Grb0bung ocS 3oacS oltf omerifoni-
idc Groollfte cingcbro6t bobel1, sc.
t%itioncn, nit mcldcn iid Die porlu-
mentarii6c Sarif = Gomntiilion ernlt-
lid bcfoBt.
GrGiibentcns Q Of tpogcr
pcrlicrt II y /.
H. 80. MGr5. - 9ci'm porgc.
ItriQen @cil,d oeS ct. GctcrS-0omc
in 9cgleitu1g beS 0ireftorS oeS9lmcs
rifoniiden GoaegS, Mi9r. Sorrcllp,
perlor Douglas &obinion ans 9telu>
9orf, ser S6lpogcr OcS YrGiiocntcn
Hooiepelt, cine golocnc llbr NIT lei.
mem Mono9romm in 9riuonten uno
SopbDren.
@cncrnGtrife in Scr
Q d ct5 bccn0ct.
Semi Sdnci5 80. WtGr5, Der
@e~ncrolItrifc in @cOcp unO hinge.
brrng lit 10 5iemllid porii6cr, uno Die
Srlppcn mer0cn nobrIdclnlld) n0ds
items nod @ouic gcididt ipcrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-31

Haiie fir's Nusfanb beiprgt g. Maine, Nr.
4i3, EisN altimpresstr,, uabe 6pitnmbon'e'N pc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-31
Grmbcrmprb III Wcpraia.

SartmelI, 60, 30. Wdr5. =
Columbus Snolp ipurbe beute bon
ieinem 9ruber s. @ance Snoip in
Sol9e cines m1breno Scr letten Hadt
ltottgcfmbenen Strcites erihoiien.
Sic Goroners.S urp bat bereits cine
Wor0anfIa9e gegen Den SbGter erbo-
ben. 9ie SomiIie Snom 1T cine Der
o~ngeiebeuiter i'm Gpuntp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-31
@encroGitrife / II Scr
Q dtpci5 bCcn0ct.
S6alu nnb fcin Cube.

9(ltd sic bonn &idtcr 6ibgcrolo or
nonnte G%ommiiiion miro jett
oSo6pcrltGnoigc" iiber ben Sci
ItcsSuItono oeS 9(ngcflogten Der
nebnlen. - @ic longc Scr Wtllms
pib nod ooltcrn miro, m0gcn bic
@6ttcr miiicn.
Nem.gorf, so. @Gr5. - 0ie &C.
tern ongcfiinoigte 0oifnung, boB bic
gum 3pcdc elmer llnterillfung beS
8ciites5uItonbcs Sorrp g.. Sbaip'S
"ern0nntc Gommiiiion bcllte ibr @crf
6ecnocn II. Monto9 bcirct lcin meroe,
gfidter fitzgerald ibrcu 9eridt SIT
untcrbrcitcn, 1T 81 @aIier gcmoroeu.
Scute Nohmittog 6eifloB Die Cont
miiiion IN ibrer mnergrilnollden
@eiSbeit eincm bonn 0iltriftSonnott
Scronlc qcGllBcrtcn @llnide SIT emit
ipredcn i1n0 cine gn6obl 3cugcr, 10
ocnonntc ,Su6peritGnbigc," 81 Der
ncbmcn, melde er uorfithrcn mill,
Inn 81 betpciicn, SOB sic bon Scitcn
ser &crtbciOigrng por9cfilbrten
,Sohpcr1tGn0i0cn" Nidt8 pcrIteben,
itn0 Dob Sbolu ibren Nllsio0cn sum
Srotc berriidt lit. Sic I'M 8erid)t
oufgefiibrte aomooic miro iomit MN
Dor Der Gommiiiion micoerbolt mer-
oen. Ser GorIiter ocriclbel1, Sr,
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miiBtcn Iid ol,f SGotIodcn uno In-
Iidtcn beidr1nfenL mcldc lih ollf Den
gege1nGrtigcn 3uitotb Sboip'S be-
5ieGen, itno 6iirften niht bon Scr Ser.
gonoenhcit o6cr ser 3uflunft rebcn;
troboem obcr oiirftc bn$ %crbor nod
eilt rcht longmieri9es ipcrben.
@Gbrenb Scr bcrtiocn Situng Der
Golnmiiiion NOR Sboip iclbit iibcr
orei Stunbcn lang oirf oem 3ellgcn-
itonoc unb purbe bon Scromc ciilcm
eriinblidcn &rcu5pcrb0r m1tcrluor-
fen. Sic Gommiiiion tpor 5,,erit nid)t
geneigt, bieies &reu5pcrb0r 81 &c.
~Itatten, unb mili9te crit cin, nod)ocnt
iid Ser Ii1trifsoniuolt bitter borii-
Der beihpcrt botte, Bob man Scr
Gcrtbcioigung 9eitottetc, Sbom oltSs
5ufrogcn, mGbreno mani Is Inn Der
lpebren molltc. Sbolu'S &crbor iunb
nit guSi6lilB Ser Scffcntlidfcit
Itott. Nod ieincm Gnbc muroen Ole
Sbiircn gcoffnct nnb boS Eitblifrnl
erbicIt 3rltritt, Die Gonmiiiion Der.
nabm bann bier @cfnngenluGrtcr
aus bcn Combs uno cinen @efdng-
nibor5t, pcldc iGmrntlih bc5eltgten,
bo6 lid Cham felt icincr Snboiti-
rlillg gor5 perniinftig benomnten bu-
be. SSeromc berief bcn Or. Iaon Wtcs
Cane Somilton ouf ocn 3cuaenitono,
olleiit ciit Troteit Der Tertbci0i9lln9
id)loB bic N~iSiogcL meld)e bicicr
Sod)peritGnoige MAIDEN ioltc, aus.
Gic gommiiiion pcrtogtc lid, flr5
nah 3 llbr belitc Hodnlittog bis TO-
80 anl noditcn Sienitog GormittoG,
uno miro olSbonn gniuolt Tclnlo'S
3eligen p%ernebmcn. Gie Sllrp I'M
Sbam-Ero5eiic miro iid ant Wortog
Gormittog i'm @eri6t 81 meIhet bo-
ben llno nelten llrlolb crbalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-31
SentideS parbani bong Baltimore

- GiomcIt-Gfe 49,
Baltimore nno Gntaiu-S trase.
Often tdglif ppn Q bts 3 t1tr.
Tpuuerftng Absne INN 6 biz 8 tlbr.
aiaf Sepoitten iperben Sinfen be6abIt.
Die SeIber lperoel nlr In foIiben Iftien nnb
SbIiantipnen unb auseeiutten Sbrotbefen
angelegt.
@5as. eptfman, BrdTbent.
Sobn saruns, 6. 3teberine6t,
CHARLES GpiIman, Senrb 3. Sreber,
Sobn Wsebrine, Serrb Sertel.
Rpbert Gorge, Wi1iam SpiInnau,
Z. Senrb G6ifer, Sobn Qanee.
@briItopber Semrtcter, Sdrrp 8. Qinoenian.
9arl 9ieterinedt, Shasmeifter.
Wm. eptlnian, SiIfssS tasrneifter.
(Sai4 fD
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
TO PROBE ALL ACCOUNTS.
Commissioners to Take Up Borough
Presidents Offices.

Mavor Mcclellan said yesterday that the COM
,,;ssioners of Accounts would "go down the
line in the investigation of city departments
and bureaus After the Water Board inquiry
is out of the way the Commissioners OF Ac-
counts will begin an investigation OF the offclai
acts of Borough President Haffen of The Bronx
and then will follow in order Borough President
Coer Borough President Bermel and Borough
President Cromwell Expert accountants nave
been at work for weeks in the office of the Pres
ident OF The Bronx
Begfnning about January 1. two inves-
LEGATIONS will be conducted at the same Tune
bv the Commissioners of Accounts Commits
sioner Mitchell will continue the public hearings
and Commissioner Gaynor will devote his time
to the book accounts.
Governor Hughes has sent TO the City Club
for briefs in the charges preferred against Bor-
ough President Ahearn by the club. 1t IL under
stood that the Governors decision will be given
in a few days
The Commissioners of Accounts said the
Mayor will within the next two years be able
to conduct searching Investigations OF every
city department. 1 expect that when they get
through with their work the administration OF
the various departments and bureaus will be
upon much more efficient basis"
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
INFORMAL CAUCUS HELD.
Slate for National Committee 8
Action Probably Prepared.
TFro:u The Tribune Bureau-I


Washington Dec. 5.-An informal caucus Of a
number of members Of the Republican National
Committee and other politicians was held at the
CapitoI this afternoon. ostensibly for the pur-
nose of promoting the interests of Chicago as
the convention city. but actually with a view to
preparing a slate for the committee on arrange
ments which will have charge of arranging de-
tails of the convention, the hearing Of contests
and other minor points. which altogether may
have an important influence on the conduct and
choice of the convention
Among those at the meeting Senator
Dick. representing the Foraker interests; Sem
ator Crane representing the Knox interests:
Senator Hemenway. representing the Fairbanks
interests; Representative Lowden. of Illinois.
representing the Cannon interests; Senator Car
ter and few others
The question of a convention city was dis
cussed and Chicago was earnestly advocated
both for it's geographical location and its po-
Iitical atmosphere, while Kansas City. because
of its torrid climate, deprecated, but that
was regarded as of secondary Importance to
the real question at ISSUE the selection OF sub
committee OF the national committee which, in
the words of one of those present would give
all the candidates a, fair show
1t is presumed that slate was made up, but
the politicians present refused to discuss that
phase Of the meeting. and IL they perfected their
slate it will be their effort to keep it secret until
the time comes for it's nomination
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
LITERATURE IN RAID.
1Neged POOlroom an West 68th
Street Has Domestic dir.

one of the tamest yet most unusual raids
made by the police resulted yesterday afternoon
in the arrest of Charles Frank Wagner, ''broker,'
on charge of maintaining a poolroom on
the second floor Of the five story apartment
house at No g. West 6Sth street. If, as the
police charge it was a poolroom. II was the most
domesticated one record, likewise a literary
one, for in one corner stood a sewing machine
with the needle point still holding piece OF
beribboned tinery. and table in the centre
were three leather bound books from the Roy
croft shop: The Man of Sorrows by Elbert
Hubbard: Walt Whitman's poems. and Little
Journeys to the Homes of Famous Musicians
Chopin by EIbert Hubbard. An atmosphere
of scientific research into something besides
picking winners or plucking "pikers" was lent
by the exercise book of a freshman student in
chemistry, and suggestion of the Rogues Gal
lery was added by burglars jimmy which re
posed in a drawer full of tools
The police say that Frank, as they know him,
is an old offender and that this is not the first
time he has tried to shekels by aid of
the telepathy that exists between racetrack
and a telephone. The detectives under Deputy
Police Commissioner Hanson and Inspector
yEalsh's men have been gathering evidence
against Frank for some time. He rented the
second floor of the apartment house about a
month ago. and according to the detectives had
hardly more than got started in business Yes
terday 1fternoon Pat-olman Goldheimer. who IL
attached to Deputy Commissioner Hanson's staft
as an electrician. went TO Franks apartment
ostensihlv TO repair telephone wires. He had tho
necessary credentials. and no suspicion was
aroused. He, the police say, heard enough over
one of the three telephones 10 make case.
The police, after taking the names and ad-
dresses of the fifteen men and getting what IN
formation they could from them, allowed them
TO 60 Frank or Wagner, the only one
held. Through it all bobbed the housekeeper
and a porter The raid didn't huster them a bit
They had things to attend 10 in the rooms OF
the gentlemen on the third, fourth and fifth
floors and they attended TO them. The porter
asked no questions but appeared at intervals
with clean sheets and pillow cases. which he
took to higher attitudes.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
BOLD JEVELRY THEFT.
TMeUes Break Store Wmd0zo and
Get Rich PIunder.

Two thieves made bold attack the jew
elry store of John w. Brewer. at No. Al Grand
street, in the heart of the business section Of
Williamsburg. last night, and got away with
diamonds and watches valued at 5000. Mr.
Brewer had started to close his store about 6
o'clock when he heard IL crashing of glass in the
front of the store. He turned around in time
to see a brick flying through window
that had already been smashed. and then saw
two young reach through the hole and pull
out four trays of diamonds and watches
Brewer dazed for a moment, but soon
found his voice and called to his young nephew
De Witt Brewer, who is clerk in the store
HatleSs and coatless. young Brewer ran out in
time to see the thieves going down Grand street
bearing the trays. He took after them and fol-
lowed them into a hallway. and in the darkness
they had time to shove the booty into their
pockets
Closely pursued, the robbers ran out OF the
rear of the house and vaulted a fence into Hope
street down which they ran as far as Marcy
avenue. into which they turned and followed as
far as South 4th street. Here they boarded a
car hound for New York at high speed, and as
no one heard the clerk shout they got away.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
REPUBLICS TO ARBITRATE.
international Peace Court for Gem
traL 4merica.

Washington, Dec. 5.--A practical agreement on
the outlines of arbitration treaty, with an
international court for the arbitration of differ
ences arising between them, it is said authorita-
lively has been reached by the delegates to the
Central American Peace Conference. which is in
session here.
There many minor points upon whlch
definite understanding as to the language to be
used has not been reached, but there appears
to be a substantial unaninity on the outlines or
such convention Some of the delegates even
have suggested the desirability of disarmament
among the nations of Central America. but this
feature appears to have gone no further than
mere discussion.
Everything it is declared at the headquarters
of the conference is proceeding harmoniously'
and confidence is expressed that satisfactory
conclusions will be reached soon, and that the
conference will finish its work before Christmas
In addition TO an arbitration agreement the
intention of the conference is TO adopt treaties
of commerce and navigation, extradition' ana
possibly others. all having in view the promotion
of closer relations between the countries OF
Central America.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
HELD MOB 1T BAY.
DefecfiUe Nenaced While Making
4rrest an Mulberry Street.

After he had held at bay nine Italians for twenty
minutes and arrested one of them last night
Joseph Russo, a detective attached to the Central
Office forced his way with revolver through a
threatening mob of 800 to the Rapelyea street sta
tion RrookIyn. The arrested was Michael
CarIucci for whom Judge Foster had issued a
warrant on a charge of contempt of court In retus-
ing to obey a subpoena that was served on him.
II was supposed that he knows something about
the attack on Luigi Favata at No. III Mulberry
street year ago.
I3rseo found Csrlucci in a room behind Italian
shoe shop at No. 157 Union street With him were
eight other men. The detective entered ana ar
rested Carlucci. Threatening the latters COM
nanons with his revolver, the detective started 10
leave They had locked the door. Russo forcec
tban, IN omen it In the street fully five hundred
men closed in on the detective and his prisoner,
hut Russo threatened to Kill any one who inter-
fered and he was permitted TO pass unmoested'
carlucci was locked up at Headquarters