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New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
Turks INVADE PERSIA.
Mann christians Massdcrcd-
ITrUmiah Threatened.

Teheran. Aug. 5.-The incursions of Iurkish
troops across the northwest frontier or Persia
have again begun. a serious raid has occurred
near Urumah. six thousand Turkish troops
with artillery, having crossed the ffonter anu
DESTROYED the village of Mavaneh seventy :
eight villagers. of whom sixty were women ana
children mostly Christians. were killed suisse
uuent1v the Turks drove a small force OF fer-
sian troops from a nearby camp ana lhstdlieu
themselves in it. According TO an unoihcial re-
mort a large body of Persian cavalry Supse-
uuently Joined the Turkish invaders, ana t'e
combined force is said to be threatening tle
town of I-rltmiah twelve miles west of Lake
T-rumah and sixty-four miles from IapTI1'
Irrumiah, which has "a population or between
80 600 and 10000 persons. including many Ihrls-
tians is a centre of missionary actiFltE' ana -
the seat of the Ffske Seminary for Girls ana OF
I-rurniah College. It is considered probable that
Russia and Great Britain VIII be asked 10 ofIhs
pressure TO hear on Turkey to stop the RAID
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
GOVERNOR CUMMINS AN AGITAT0R.
Likens Himself to Noah and Discusses
Overcapitalization of Railroads.

PlainieId IL. Aug. 5-Governor Cummins Of
Iowa welcomed thu title # agita ~ in a Chau-
tauqua lecture here yesterday. declaring that
Noah also Fwas asitato-- and that he MAS
willing to take his place with the commander
Of the ark.
There are distinguished politicians in these
parts who proclaim that every man who darcs
not stand pat on the tariff is an agItator and u
GemaEogLe' the ;ioverno~ declared. Il am
willing to be called agitato-. Noah was one
He went around predicting she food. and his
friends laughed at Aim and calleI him a dem
#eogue. Had they listened to him they might
have leeu saved
capitalization cf railroads. ard placed the Chi
cago * Alton ana ti1e Chicago x Rock Island
railroads IN a class with tHe STANDARD OIL FOR
questionable busipe=z dealings. declaring that
the naEuer in rhct fhe @to. X of these roads
Hatered -ves less than 4 cria.a.
Four years ago re capital stock 4 tra
Rock Island HaS 5000 ppB" said Coerror
CUm;Hi1s "Sinca .hat time earnings have ir-
crease. aa1. iaSt+s3 u giving sta public the
ienent 2f tre profits thicl. = nad neaped Un
for rfe rood The eacl-af stock vas .yatered an.
today II hes Te5cirf -l-o gigantic sum II S4f2-
pl00cn
Tn Ia sarae Wy n Atom stock has been
Hatcred from 81: :fat3,}>@ - S1i"Gpb0nn
When we ieara y such business tactics it
does not take any great mental acumen 20 see
that We must cali halt. rudEe Lands has
done just wilet was 1ecesslr--''
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
FOR CITY BOND S1LE.
Herman Ridder Tells Of Financial
Siren eth Back Of Mex Issue.

\ public letter was sent out yesterday oE h'l-
man Ridder owner and editor Of the New Yorker
staars-ZeitIng in regard tho proposed sal" OF
SO 90 per bonds and stock Of IN" city 81
New York on August l.. Mr.. Ridder aUudes 20 the
ctvs financial strength and To The expectation that
the LEGISLATURE rs next session VIII exempt le
,,,t,,iciral bonds and stocks from taxation.
The dock property owned by al" 'itN OF Now
York couposss the most valuable assets hed ny any
-,,lrinalif, IN the T-ritod States. SAYS Mr. Riddef
New York city owns more income producing prop
ertv than any other city. any state, or even the
national government. The assessed NaIac "t rear
,,rors-ty owned h the city exceeds S.V@@"."''
The proposed issue Will not increase the deht
Iir, 20 any apprs ciale extent. as the major por-
tion NJ II has already been figured in contract md
land liability and rs tho proceeds this sale Will
be used TO exnguisu the aforesaid liza blty u VIII
therefore only change the complexion OF the DEBT
and not the amount
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
FRENCH FORCES NOTING
Infantry Expected to Enter Casa
bi0Uca on UIcdnrsd0u.

farls. Aug The eXpeditonary force be
sent I" Morocco by the French government will
consist Of two battalions of Algerian sharpshoot-
ers and a battalion Of the Foreign Legion. max
ing n total Of 2.400 infantry. two batteries of
artillery, Il detachment of 500 light cavalry and
haH a squadron of Spahis. Algerian cavalry in
the French service. Part Of these troops We're
embarked at hrau to-day. Tho French second
naval division has arrived at Oran
The government expects that the infantry
which embarked to-day viii he landed at Casa
blanca on Wednesday afternoon and that the
artillery and cavalry Will be disembarked Friday
and Saturday.
Germany has assured Franc" Of her entire ap-
prOval Of the Moroccan programme To all dip
lomatlc visitors NJ. PiChon, the Foreign Min
lister. emphasizes the fact that France ard Spain
viii not exceed the terms Of the Algeciras con-
Vention
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
HORSE CAR CRUSHES CHILD.
Driver Saved from Mob by Police and Fire
Alarm Rung IN.

The timely arrival of the police Of lie Madison
street station saved the life Of john Gately 4
horse driver. VINO over and killed Max Perl
man. seven years old. nf No. 2o Madison street
directly In front Of his home. Mann persons who
the accident believed that the driver was
drunk. and the usual hysterical cry Of Lynch
him, Lynch him could be heard for several
blocks
Jimmy the Rouude." who looking over the
East Side Yesterday. quick take I'm the
situation. and lie in riot call the Madison
street station The police arrived soon, but had
a hard time 10 get Ciatey away from the angry
mob 10 the station house Robert MaCGOmgel the
conductor was taken along as a witness
During the excitement some one also sent a
fire alarm and tho rush of the fire engines added
70 the tulnuIt Missiles OF ell dimensions were
hurled at thu driver. and that injured
was remarkable from the number OF bricks and
bottles thrown.
r5Ta
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
PRAISE FOR POLICE WHO FOUGHT MOB
Inspector Compliments SSth Street Station
Men-Honorable Mention for Walsh.

Police Inspector James f Dillon complimentsd
the platoon of policemen of the East sSth street
station and thanked them for the courage they
sbow.d ,,n Sunday night in fighting back mob of
irata men and women who tried 10 take away
their prisoner
After an alleged attack on a little girl George
Eestner of No PA East 29th street. was arreste {
nv Patrolman William Walsh y crowd of angry
men and women tried Kill the prisoner at No.
so: East 95th street. Walsh fought Vatanty and
sounded his whistle for help The reserves of thy
East Ssth street station were sent out. The pris
nrer was saved after his clothing had been torn
from him.
The inspector also said that he would push
Walsh's name for honorable mention.
Patrolman Walsh lives at No. 3I1 East nth
str
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
EAST SIDE KIDS" FATTEN ON CORN.
Not Liquid, Either, Though 1t Comes from
Rosensteins Saloon.

Green corn just sqrouted the East Side last
,,;yb+ and there were some two thousand Corn-fcd
children Edward Rosenstein. the eX-AsSembIN-
man whose home and saloon are at No Isl Rrooule
street celebrated his birthday. the fortythird one
by giving of corn to any child Who appied
More than two thousand did apply. and while wv"
hands fried 10 outpIay each other several truck
loads Of corn dsappea red. smeared over prominent
noses.
f}roorpa street. between Clinton and Attorney
-,~a,t- which was packed with children. was
sight that was worth going many miles T." SCI
East Side folk seldom get anything Tor ho'hh-'
ard that probably accounts for the crowd gath
cred in front OF Roseustein's saloon IL was
chance too good To lose
l., TN. FIRST pIace. every market mentiondbiH III
-. ci,,. a,t In RrnokIyn sold all the II had.
second more than two thousand little folks had
feas Of corn: last hut not least Just think or ths
FREQ advertisement for Roseustein,
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
WHALES AND SHARKS FIGHT.
Fruit Steamer in from South with Won
drouS Tale

The fruit steamer Amelia. OF the Donald Steam
si,ip Company arrived Yesterday from Port An
tonic bringing d wonderful tale of fight TO tn"
death between two sharks and four whales Ac-
cording TO Thomas L. Jones the treasurer of the
company. VIII, passenger. aud who is sub
Stimulated by Captain Jameson. the combat was
the most rcma rkabIe they had ever seen.
toward Is o'clock in the evening when the
lookout reported a disturbance the surface Of
the ocean about mile distant. As the Amelia
drew closer il that four whales and two
sharks engaged in mortal combat
he lashed into fury for eighth of a
mile about the fighting monsters and the wash
from the movements Of their bodies rocked the
vessel The waves were dyed red with blood. The
skpper Of the Amelia was obliged 10 change the
course of the vessel several times 10 keep out ~
the way OF the thrashing whales
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
ATTACKS IRISH NATIONAL1STS.
Member Who Resigned Says Election Money
Was Wasted-Sees Hope in Sinn Fem

ArkIov Ireland. Aug Sir Thomas Hchr!
Grattan Esmonde. who recently resigned ms seat
in Parliament for North Wexford after he hah
declared himself In favor of the Sim rem so
cietv has announced that he Will not stand lor
reelection. as he is tired of public life after
Twenty-Five years of service.
He declares also that he has great hope nt the
Sim Fein movement. and vcitcrates his adher-
ence TO the policy of the society He says ne
believes the Nationalist party has wrought no
good to the country and that it has incurred
election expenses in Ireland, America and Aus
traIa amounting to over 100000 year which
might more profitabIy be spent home in start
ing and supporting Irish industries.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
FIGHTING FOR SUNDAY CLOSING.
The West Side Merchants Association Cru
SADIE Bearing Fruit.

As result of the crusade of the West Side Mer-
chants Association against those who violate the
Sunday closing law the upper West Side four
proprietors of Fifth and Eighth ave
unes between ll6th and lS5th streets.
rested on Sunday. They fined s. each in the
Harlem police court Yesterday. The of
six other places have been summoned.
learned from of the officers of the
association Yesterday that the offenders arrested
were informed that their stores must be closed on
Sunday. Some merchants who keep open sun
day have prepared to oppose the association in
court. Their attempts have failed far. The
association viii send another committee out next
Sunday. The against whom evidence was
got will be arrested il they do business.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
THINKS IT POLITICAL MOVE.
Fire Commissioner Lantry Dismisses Man
Friend c. Tammany Leader.

Fire Commissioner Lantry returned to Fire Head
quarters from his vacation long enough yesterday
10 dismiss John 2 Burns ho has had charge Of
the purchasing Of the supplies Of the department
since 1905 The order viii go into effect August
u The Commissioner refused to discuss his action
Burns said he would Immediately employ counsel
and endeaVor 20 get rcinstated. In discussing MS
dismissal he said that he frieGd Of Thomas
z. McAVoE- leader Of the 23d Assembly District
who. he said. considered 4 Murphy man
The Commissioner also appointed fourteen ire
men 10 bs assistant Gorenen and nine firomen to
b. engineers.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
OFFER DETROIT THREE-CENT FARES
Tom L. Johnson and Associate Said to Pro-
pose Taking Over Traction Lines.
TBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune

Cleveland. Aug Mayor Tom l.. Johnson
and A T.. Dupont. general manager Of the Mu-
nicipal Traction Company operating low fare
lines in cleveland, made Il tentative offer to the
CITY Of Detroit to-day. according 10 dispatches
from that city, 30 TAX" the Detroit traction
lines and give a straight three-cent fare The
offer was made by Dupont to Ch"ckmate an at
tar71r,t that is being made by the council com
ro5ttee on franchises to draft ordinance Civ
ing the Detroit United Railway certain imme-
dfate pTirieges.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
TROOPS OCCUPY MAzAGAN.
French Cruisers Sent There-More Refugees
from Casablanca

Washington, Aug. Tile State Department
received to-day cable dispatch from Minister
Gummere, now in Tangier saying that the gov
ernment troops have occupied Mazagan French
cruisers were sent there last night. and two
other cruisers were sent 10 Casahlanca. More
refugees from Casablanca have arrived at Tan
gier and report that the town is still in terror.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
VICTORY FOR GRAFT PROsEcUIlos..

San Francisco Aug. 5-The supreme -,
granted the application Or Harry e N'N So
secretary To Mayor f. r. Taylor 'o-uay' ' ,I,.,,
writ of nlandamus requiring city Aud'''r ~. -it
a., arnr,ve NcKannys salary warrant. ln III, o.
- ~ ,a1, returnahIe on August y The res. ~,
tsct of the action was 70 determine the 60, N
Of DR. TAYLOR as Mayor IN relation 70 ''e
Eugene Schnlitz to that Office
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
opnrRs FURNITURE TRUST DISSOLVED
Combination Recently Punished by Zines
Amounting to $4,000.

chicago. Aug. 5-Judge Lands. in the tni'rd
e.a+os T,,strict Court to-day ordered the dissc-
lutIon OF the church and school furniture trusI'
recently punished by fines amounting TO St''''''
for ad,,f,rAd violation Of the antitrust laws
The court entered decree making permanent
trtuuctions previously issued against the COM
na,,ias that were fined. restraining them from
r,,b.- tr,et agreements or conspiraCies =
monopoIize and restrain trade In violation OF tne
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
FORGED HIS GRANDmoTHER's NAME
Former Tech" Student Arrested as He Left
Refcrmatory.
I8v relegrs:,h 70 The Tribune.

Boston. Aug. 5.-Cbareed with utterng several
forseries In the name Of his grandmothor. Mrs.
Mary A Sutton. a wealthy resident Of the Dobbs
Ferry fN " summer colony. Richard Sutton.
4rentv-ane years old. Of John H. Sutton. Of
North Andover and former Tech student.
arrested to-day on his release from the Concord
Reformafory.
He had lust completed sentence of eighteen
months While serving his sentence il was
alleged that ne had passed worthless checks.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
SUES TO TEST PENNSYLVANIA LAW
Central Of New Jersey Alleges Two-Cent
Rate Would Cause 100000 Loss Yearly
LRv Tel-Eranh u The Trlnuno ]


Faston Penn. Aug. Suit was begun to-day ny
tic Central Railroad Company Of New Jersey 20
test the validity of the two-cent fare law
The company alleges that - per cent OF its pas
senger business is At rates oyer two cents mile.
and that q reduction 70 that rate would cause
loss of Sln2.eA1 wear Ths enforcement q
act says. would take away its property
without compensation or ly due process Of law. in
violation Of the Constitution II Is also held that
the law is unconstitutional because it would i'm
pair the contract between the New Jersey Central
Railroad and the I.ehish Coal and Navigation Com
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
osIecrs TO RUeF's BOARD BILLS

San Francisco. Aug. 81 suit was u'.u I-n,xsr -
Gu, .rior Court today by j. T. Murphy taA'ass
for n writ OF prohibition To prevent Trsasue 1,'s,r
te from paying any more bills incurred !rS ~ r,rr-
Biggv in taking care of Abraham f|ue enc city
,,1ajDt ncirts ont that Ruef now costs ~. ,r.r
about 81 90 a month. while the prisoner ,,n-
ba kent at the county jail at a much more
ahI
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
RAILROAD APPEALS TO MR. NELL.
Colorado & Southern Wants Him and Mr..
Knapp to Mediate in Strike.

Washington. Aug. 5.-Commissiorer NELL Of fh"
bureau labor. acting for himself and Chairman
Knapp. OF the Interstate commerce Commission.
both having been requested by officers Of the
colorado & Southern Railroad to mediate between
the company and striking employees. telegraphed
TODAY for all Of TN" facts concerning ~"
dispute Until this information arrives MIR N"iIl
e not certain what action VIII be taken. Under the
law the Commissioner Of Labor ana the chairman
Of tho Interstate Commerce commission are COM
PEELED to give their services to the settlement OF q
RI ilroad strike when requested by either side
Denver. Aug. 5-Despite the strike OF switchmen.
brakcmcn and fagmen, passenger trains arc run
ming to-day "a usual all divisions OF the colorado
& southern Railroad. The fast freight from Texas
arrived last night practically on time. and to-day
two freight trains were run to Greeley, col
In a statement published to-day. replying To one
bv Grand Master Morrissey, A u. Parker vice
president Of tho Colorado & Southern Railroad.
contends that the brotherhood of Railway Train
men has violated its agreement with the Colorado
& Southern. and he further says that the state
rnent Of the strikers that arbitration suggested
by them before the strike Is untrue
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
CALLED PATRoLMAN NAMES; FINED $40.

James Tracy well known To the police,
rested on Sunday charged with robbing William
ChisWpil. Of Washington, patron of The Hotel
Knickerbocker. of $40 in Mccks saloon. No
10 West 42d street Chiswel failed to appear TO
press the charge. hut Patrolman McC Cormick told
Magistrate Corrigan that Tracy called him vile
names. The court ordered the robbery complaint
dismissed and ordered complaint of jisorderly
conduct substituted. He fined Tracy $40, which he
paid
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
CHOLERA THREATENS RUSSIA.
Six Provinces Reported To Be Menaced with
Epidemic of the Disease.

81. Petersburg. Aug. 5.--It was officially an
nourced to-day that the provinces of Astrakhan
Saratof. Simbirsk ufa, KaZan and Mimi Nov
gorod threatened with an outbreak OF
cholera.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
RUSSIAN GENERAL KILLED.
Former Governor General of Odessa Muir.
dered in the Caucasus.

Tlatigorsk Caucasus. Aug. General karakozon
former Governor General Of Odessa. shot ana
killed I'm tho the town early this morning
The aSsassins escaped.
General Karakozoff appointed Governor Gen
eraI of Odessa July 2 1905 Early in August OF the
same wear he banshed NJ Yaroschanko Mayor or
Odessa for having represented the city At the Mos
COW Zemstvo Congress. and later he took harSh
measures TO repress disturbances He was sue
ceeded as Governor General by General kaulbars
0ctnhfr o. 1905.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
SPAIN AND BRITAIN SEND SHIPS

Las IaImas. Aug Tho Spanish cruiser Don
Alyaro ii" Bazau sailed to-day for Casabllnca
Gibraltar. Aug 5.-Thc British armorcd cruiser
Antrim sailed for Casablancd to-day to watch over
British interests NJ that port
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06

tie safe rate The Louisville & Nashville has only
thirteen miles of tracl1aGe in North Carolina l"e
corporation commission. however rules that II Is
controlled Atiantic Coast Line. and does NOT
come in the class os independently owned and
oI.cratcd railroads under sixty miles, which are
exempted I4om The -la-Ce1J rate.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
.rex~ RICHARDS DAUGHTER DEAD

Ressie Rickard. the hye-year-old dsus 80 ,ro-
TEX Rickard, mining man ana prlze =, this
,roter Of CsOldheld. New died last hisi ,,,tins
Innerial Hotel from blood poisoning.
from an operation for tonsilitts
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
FALL;eREs' AssAILANT INSANE.

Paris. Aug. leon Maille the naval reservis;,
who fired revolver shots at President Falleres
in the streets OF Paris July II. last de-
clared to-day be insane a.1 sent to
asy ylGm.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
wEIImAN BALLOON INFLATED

spitzherSen Aug. Cva Tromsoe aus- -,
balloon of the WeIlman-C Chicago Hecosu - sav
polar expedition successfully fnnat9 ,oae
aand the preparations for the start TOT .ss
about the middle of August are IN 5000 soaSC =.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
AMERICAN ARRESTED AT HONOLULU.

Honolulu. Aug. Charles g. Smith. formerly OF
Aurora. Ill. arrested yesterday the arrival
OF the United States transport Thomas on instrtlc
tons from Attorney General ROnaparte He is ac-
cused of obtaining money under false pretences In
the Philippines.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
AMERICAN VETERAN DROWNED.

Arkiov. ireland. Aug. Thomas Myler who said
that he hoisted the American flag over Santiago de
cuba in the Spanish American War. was drowned
cf Courtovn yesterday while practising for at
,ernut TO swim ST. Georges Channel
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06

London Aug. 5.-The bill establishing a court of
criminal appeal and providing for the right Of sp-
peal against convictions for crime similar o that
existing in civil passed its second reading
unanimously in the House of Lords to-day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-23
Ogden Briefs.

MRS. BRANEY'S CONDITION-Mrs
s. P. Braney, who was fatally burned at
Plain City was reported to be alive last
midnight No hopes are held out, how
ever, for her recovery, her death being ex-
pected momentarily.
GIVEN NINETY DAYS-Frank Nit
chell was sentenced to ninety days in the
county jail by City Judge Murphy yes
terday- Mitchell was convicted on a
charge of battery for assisting in an as
Sault on a man named WanSgard in the
canyon couple of months ago. The lem
iency of the court was recommended by
the jury.
RECEPTION FOR GARFIELD.-Secre-
tary of the Interior Garfield and his
party stopped off in Ogden for several
hours last evening. on their way from
Salt Lake east. During the time they
were in Ogden they were taken to the
Weber club. where an informal reception
lasting several hours was held. The party
left for the east on Union Pacific No. 4
a 10 o'clock last night.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-23
u. S. DISPENSATORY
Describes the Principal ingredients
Contained In Pe-ru-na.

Contained In Pe-fu-0ds
Are we claiming too much for Peruna
when we claim it to be an effective
.emedy for chronic catarrh? Have We
Ibundant proof that Feruna is In real
.ty such a catarrh remedy Let Us see
What the United States Dispensatory
avs of the principal ingredients OF
2eruna.
Take, for instance, the ingredient
lydrastis canadensis, or golden seal
The United States Dispensatory says
f this herbal remedy, that it is largely
Employed in the treatment of depraved
aucous membranes, chronic rhinitis
nasal catarrh), atomic dyspepsia (ca.
arrh of the stomach), chronic intesti.
ial catarrh, catarrhal jsundice (ca.
5arrh of the liver, and in diseased
mucous membranes Of the pelvic organs.
t is also recommended for the treat
nent Of various forms of diseases pc,
2uliar to women.
Another ingredient of Peruna, cory.
lalis formosa, is classed in the United
states Dispensatory as tonic. So also
Is cubebs classed as stomachic and rs
tonic for the mucous membranes.
Cedron seeds is another ingredient OF
Peruna, an excellent drug that has
been very largely overlooked by the
medical profession for the past fifty
years. The seeds are to be found In
very few drug stores. The United
States Dispensatory says Of the action
If cedron that it is used as . bitter
tonic and in the treatment Of dysentcry,
md in intermittent diseases as a sub.
stitute for quinine.
Oil of copaiba, another ingredient
Of Peruna, is classed by the United
States DispenSatory as mild stimulant
and diuretic. It acts on the stomach
md intestinal tract. It acts as slim.
ulant on the genito-urinary mem.
branes. Useful in chronic cystitis
chronic dysentery and diarrhea, An6
some chronic diseases of the liver an6
kidneys.
Send to US for free book of testimon'
ials of what the people think Of Pc
runa as a catarTh remedy. The besi
evidence is the testimony of those who
have tried it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-23
ALLEGED FORGER CAUGHT
Charles Shafer Charged With Pass
ing Bogus Checks on
Merchants.

The police succeeded yesterday in run-
ming down at least one of the three
forgers that have been operating in Ogden
for several days. The man arrested gave
his name as Charles Schafer, which cor
responds with the name on two Of the
forged checks. In all five checks have
been sent in to the police station by mer-
chants. who found them TO be fOrgeries,
within the past two days Two made out
by Shafer amounted to $3.50. One pre-
scented by man named Hill was for SO
and another by the same man for S35.
Other checks were cashed in the name Of
W. II. Ferris. In all several hundred dol
lars have been secured. When Shafer was
arrested he was on the verge of delirium
tremens. He commenced a wild spree a
week ago and kept himself supplied with
money by forging checks according to
the police story. So far the police have
been unable TO catch the other two men.