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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-15
The Whale Products COMPANY Of
North America 4
Manufacturers Of
Crude and Refined Whale Oil and
Whale Products

Bay the Bonds of the Whale Products
paiiy. Principal returned with s per
cent interest payable semi-annuaIl lily, stock
bonus given to investors up to limited
amount. rs e.
Best paying business on the Pacific
Coast large profits on the stock In addis.
ton tninterest on bonds.
Modern whaling will rank as one OF the
greatest Industries on the Pacific. Learn
Something about the whale, what 1t is, and
how valuable; when converted into manu-
featured products the average whale will
yield about $1700. 90 each. ~
NJ 1t costs yon nothing to find out, and 1t
will be your stepping stone to wealth.. Pro.
ninent and practical men are at the head
of the Company. For full particulars,
write or call at the Office. ~
Wanted good Representatives with re-
i ference. Oily hi 4}sss 81. s}s
Joseph Ki1da1l, Minneapolis, MINI.
200 "A. Temple Court Bldg.
Special Agent.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-15

A tight lid has been clapped on at
Harvey and Fessenden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19

2ppLY ron LICENCES.

There were about 80 applications
for ilquor licenses before tho b.
cenae and revenue committee this
a eternorn including an those from
the west side Of The bay. West BE.
nftle and Youngstown.
Many Of the licenses are those
that viii expire In September.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19
lnVe SGmeMtS

Forced sales. snaps f1r someone
800 q CASH
60vi20. good soil. level. hiEb and sight
lvi blocks from Fuuutlefuy Park oaf
line
1850 $3.50 CASH
20 lots. double corners. hlneha from
neacuu 800 car line extension good soil
level city water high ana slightly
~ 300 $500 CASH
Groom untiNEo uu tWu lots. nil im.
proved hika from Green Lake car,
good hog
a. 500 a6e0 CASH
G.toan, raU fuudaf0 rnmont h0ura
haautifai Viaa eioea tH srNoul sua wood.
land Fath ear ssHp
" fsps BON 4 co
as R1dsses "a. Hri ist s,d sd AVs4
a. u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19
Waterfront

40 acres. with q mua of Sound water
front l8 miles from Seattle. az so per
acre
10 acFaa overlooking Tho Sound. al
tarma
I60 acres ~ water front at tho mouth
~ Hoods canal two dwelling houses. o
ehlehDu houses largo barn ana ether
buildings Tor 81 600. terms
DO sores. near Charleston. Zoe ilIs.
terms
20 acres near Harper f0r $500. terlaa
90 acres. near Bangor fa 500. terms
a. srrss nasH ae4hsDk fus lfag tsrma
POWERS
sisi !. s.s.ilNs i4iek --fs 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19
FARMS AND ACREAGE.


COUNTRY HONS ALMOST wtrHiN
EltE City ala atfea nufth % NaaHunA
FaFk sell Improved auah sfHam piaa.
trred house larse barn. nHa orchard
agfea Sea straw berries. ali ktHda 90 small
fFuttai oaueF called ave. uili sell fuf
81 see TERMS nant fsN % see this
place. itsa harEalu.
MOuEmr MALrmT
sig-gse. tst Aisaka mss aaiesgH
ACREAGE NEAR CITY
81 SOC fN All ~ WILL TAhE FN
nNf 8 ACRES uF $50 Z LAND MEAN
SOUTH rANh coon ROAD TO
land NENMH
Wl#HittF uMuH
ROOM 300 cotMA%s Nt pu aatr
FIFrEEN AGNES At kEkr All
level Eaat aalt fenced aud rfnsa frHrrd
faruum huHHH. barn. UHiHAoW hwNaHa
rfiee iHrtuHlHH horse ans eaEan. farfas
ihs gguis. thiekeHu rte 81 500 frFuh
MnMEHf MAtruN.
atgsHee.8at Alaska hifH @fH.s1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19


QUEEN AsNE sNArs
O. 500 fnum mnaerm taura.
Sos on queen Anna Aae I.nt ga
&sa This ia ftae bsIae ihc marhei
value bat owner BE- leaving eifg
and muHf cell Terms
ta.fso room cottage tth Ave
~ Modern throws huuf. aii con.
Vfhionera taHu Hatdan lot 1aH
iso fispe cash
iaRpo-s room bunrsiav. b. ths
beet part ~ EHHt queen Anne Nsa
and strictly modern thfuuH bout
This muHf be- seer 90 b. appFeriat-
81 ii.aea cash
tate8 strictly modern 1room
house, on tna Ave West NsuY
finished and decorated throuHh
out lot faetzo $3.50 cash
itten- Nsu T.fnom house on les
Ave M Every convenience and
very good huy $500 cash
1880 room house on sen
Ave West New and strictly
modern uj,eiy finished ana dersT.
Htsd Uuriapsd end uauaiiad dln.
tuN room ifeaufifai nnturna etc
Everything fhe very best TuHh.
HtfuttFd marine ard mountain
view tai fsFt2Q a real snap
1900 cash
COHfSNU SIMPSON
1886 American Bank niiE
.''.ssss..'ea. go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19

BALLARD DISTRICT.
KEW ADDITION Gene tesaF FIYs
sua laHafs tracts am car line fiuss in. aniy
ftia 81 terms e O. prf nanih see fflits
ran'H eashtsf teddy Ar
rfa HMArf
A dandy rHftHan on Tesf 81 Naiiaff
Naf fhia seek emily 81 A4H
DICK b. MRHHfTF
see ttfuadaaf ffafiafd =ri1ata
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19

lols double corner ana room
house slightly property blocks fn
woodland Park. blocks Co car. Or. a6ot
Terms
fr0um new house. iot s0xtoo corner
blocks fn car and close ta woodland
FarF. 81 300. easy terms Residence
ais eiat north Phone north asf ia.gt
iQaAio0. new f-room cottage u1Frhra
front and back electric iiRhta hard oak
finish near car arhonl ami woodland
down. bal ftf per mo 7 prr cent call.
At residence 0t0e Fremont Ave Phone
north itn1 II
81. 900 iVNEtt0. four blocks south "
park on Linden ave two blocks 20 car
A real snap Tor Investment
THE WhFFTGTW REALTY 90
alaA Fremont Ave. -iR.Ht
Phone North Gg1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19

THIRTEEN YEARS OF STEADY, HON
EST WORK WITHOUT CHANGE OF
NAME, PROPRIETOR, LOCATION
OR MANAGEMENT.
WE REVISE OUR COURSES OF STUDY
ANNUALLY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19
OVERNIGHT ENTRIES

Following are tho ovornlTbt en-
tries for Tuesdays races at tho
Meadows a
q
First race. five and onohnlf fur
longs. Bolliu4. fouryoaroldn ana
.pUtpurIs a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19

= - -
re The Main tose, Ind
iisa The star will cali ana col
isct the hllt and viii send 70
yoa tho answ 90 your al
W On addressed are The star
n
uArEs ron CLASstFttFO
AnNIGll lIst NkANrs, tnrip
We asd. asE nnd ronna, her
Rest, Tee sale, stc,l one Ceat
a Mord.
strua rtoNA AWAITED ans
- Words 1asee tinss Ger -
Sents.
*cvcn words or fractions %
words 90 the line, cash ~ al
vance when VnarESd 90 ees
count actual number % limos as
Get will be counted Minimum
tiu for as s"ad" ak contq hal
LAID Want Ad ARensy 4 "
Mullen 43t hall<ed Az. opr
C7ty HAN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19
SNAP IN BALLARD

Nice corner lot 7irio0 n In good TO-
cation, fine Wow, for ti.to0. 80 cash.
$40 per month
broom furnished house lot 6Oxt00 n
beautiful lawn. close 90 car Price se45U.
5000 cash. bal SIC per month
NnW four room cottage beautiful vIpw.
for $1,000 $3.50 cash. bal $40 per month
lEhbNTANNEH q NORTON
80 SECOND Ballard
Phone. Ballard aht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19
CHECK FUNDS or
THEPARK BOARn

The shorroek experts. und., :,
direction of CITY Treasurer ags..s
today beran The checking 81 ny
funds ~ the park board " 'as
Kiklilro iaisi Japanese dl,.,,
~ commercial aualrs. has arss.i i
a. San Franclsc0 from Jsasa 80
study labor conditions. ana H. y
war j. most improbable be,s rs
the iwo nations Heea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19
BALLARD DISTRICT.

Faf saie-A iot 60 BY 81 i7fi alley,
manufacture district Ballard Phone
Ballard SIS 1850 cash --fst1q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19

ArronNETs AT Law - fsyppfeiya
Auctions fsuYp mfda Iarffassr
Ale. - SAILS AF ft8gF uWAnN
FEWNIfNNE rME C0NTENfs uF no
EErIANHIN Ff H%fHifEu WunWa AT
FftE FNlNATE RESIDENCE eF
9uTrHf mf@ sen NINTH AAh%ifE
cunNHM OH colt Mia STREET
10 UfghENruN haa received tnsfrnf.
g5aua frem the eHusr wha b isattas Tor
ff5n 20 Eufaus. ta cell un d eitWrati g >
enc tiaf ~ AHEeHt eomn~rrlnE as 90 %
ahaFn. the contests raatiaifaH in part 40
faiieaa tlsfauf pak Nsh sets spfiuEa
mattresses. enrra fire finiaM rnw1n sef
csist 81 tHH consisting ~ itttaHt Hkieus
stau table a. aintns ehaifs. aiHehaafd
rhlna closet and aeFsar. thF eMntfast -
sariur fafuttaFe Herarr tables. fuFatsh
sud FeFaian RUGS AID atHrs. sHss FROM
see 90 $3.50 each tarH ruffatnH auf naf
ftsrsa % tha beat hammered brass saess
rftEaaf Eansnra= ball fafnttaFe. marble
fHrs sNtra foe mahasanF farnifasr
eHiffnnieFs hafeauH stair carpets AZ
sauarss iniaid incfHufa. uhta steel ranae
anA other HHefnf articles affn tnpr
rniesin' autsrsHhtfr rnst - eco eanarirtf
In every respHet. 1898 nnfrls extra Zee
fanfsnM machine npHn faf Inspection err
resstay ths 1tth fram ta
faneh provided an day q aate %
Htcaertau. aurtiseesf Fhane Msin teHt
aren6nnf tHtF 4H
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19

SPECIAL TODAY as-acra tract siass in
only $3.50, en terms % p per MONTH alec
i've lots Lake Washington water front tfk
tn ht nn terms q month. nlno The flchtaA
hiSfkeN mnd GA earth a. valley CitB,
cheap cn ieFmu alec my Green LAKE man
sion hueln, sill trade ks King county
mach Come, zee HlliWsn's falkmsn 10
80 - Sisss SlsUk Ne sfs tie osssss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19
FARMS AND ACREAGE.

FARM BARGAIN 80 acres. 40 choice
bottom land. balance good upland. 90
ceres iu cultivation. lHrE0 bearing or
rhnrd. aix- room house barn several 0ut-
buildings fine creek through plHCe.
Price Including team. harness. waHonH
30 mileh cows chickens. geese. aud out
ft Of farming tools. 60 800 Terms
ROBERT MALTHY
i0.9l0-91l Alaska HlaH -i1-23
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19
We Have the Best and
Cheapest Acreage

tn the Heafttr flsffiaf acre fhirhsn
asd safbsu tracts faf fft8 e. 4taa 90
acFws "a each. naf tia pei WWnth ~
nsf esa1 interest Warranty deat ailh
abstract we HHiF have rsw EHN
HEAt fltE NEtL NHEAf E taAAn SEQ
teH ana Ave Haatn HHits tet ttft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19

psf tsat interest," Nafranig deed aith
$780, es.rir W. qa'2 4sss ' ,t ,l 'r' ro
tea 4na Ave nsath. suite tet ~tsft
rtvK Acnra MAN ArmruN Az
iavrl dtep fieh aaii easily Cleared fac
iaE seea saaHif reaa lsos May 'sr'aH
ROBERT MALrnr
pia.sie.lti Alaska hifz -ta7si
CHOICE HuuE urrEa
FfnH euaFtes arfn tfaf4a fruHs tEE % So
Ihs SEQ eess sfs az cleared aus la fstii,
flasa te Hfa9ea sFnaal. slaeNslAs ia ara
Hatsr rirsf - sara tract he Hsisr =
o u NICHOLS > estes nss ~
lard. narsiailI iaAafafssi. aleeiy located.
90 eafaar af $50 eaanfF Faada SEA faf
ffatn unH ~ sew raeaua fnisfaFhsn
haass. barr. ehiehsn heaFs. Prise o. zee
nomnHr MAtrnr
sifsss 90 Aissss nlds --lf-sf
rAHM IkNna
q seFss Treaties 60 iass aua eauaif
ggss st lotto, laaa si's ssas a..ss,,iss.
uoNaHn nnoww CO.
~ EaNElna Msnk Widk wf
DON'T Fan. ro Nrn fhh 10 srrss
near hHnt half Fifh ai1et bottom Ball
saea Sod apiana. az asssir iafsi Price
fkaa TERMS
uunfttT MkLrur.
3iB f1n.Hst A&aehA Meg eata.ss
FuW SALE autRs vansss ana ameans
lqfs cheap pa easr trfws HaanE A
hfuhefN tsG fsffFFsaa Fises FhHns
ballard ftH Ibis
.-----=----=----a----
BETWEEN HEkrrfr kNu TACOMA
Fea minutes maik fFawt HHea AZ Was
dHHaa HeaNh ta aEfea araFiF al ins
proved rnnm hauaa barn. uthuHHfnaa
orchard. fuualna wateF fnfae Hhd HHA.
90 tun cove farming ineis tstae
Terms
w asss have 70 arfss enc ara hair
miliHa from above al iFeri GOOD soil
HaftlY Improved. good haaHH small h@fu.
plenty uafrr $3.50 Easy terHa
huNEifF MAtTuV
2ia-faNtRit Alaska tttE -afasaa
So asres or Wnass ranai "a fhs rnaafh
- shs uHehahNHM. five euwnnNr resent
see fHet % fire Bathing hrarh f-fnaIHa
hensr. barn amt ehtHbsn hnusa 4 arfra
in cultivation price g. zoe rhas ffa.
rnia. tia ptnussr uian Main saft Iaf
Eaet III
-
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Sc acres en- raaas ranaf az fhs rtnafh
% shs WHehahHHn. five Swimmer raaaFa
see fset 20 fire hafhtns trarh. fna.rn
neasr. barn sna ehtaken haasa arfes
IN cultivation. nfife g. zee rhaa fIa.
eaia tia Pioneer Waa Main saft. Iaf
1851 If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19

HERE YOU WILL FIND MORE TEACH
ERS, HELPERS AND STUDENTS
THAN IN ALI. OTHER SIMILAR
SCHOOLS IN SEATTLE coMBlskh
e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19
BONDS

WE OFrEn e. 600 or PER CENT
Io-YEAH GOLD cOrFgH BONDS Of
the hmairamafod Mining e OH 90. with
60 prf cent bonus ~ per cont stock
tfidrHd paglnu
o. lorna a co..
Main offices
2a1 .o4-f0-l1s lfs1asIa-I7 rforlts
Savings Hauh Building
Gat4s second HHA 4bs
SEA ia N.t - e~ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19

owner going East. uiii aarfiflre iaFsi
--if-Ge. b
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FoR sALe-ml5cetLANEoUs

rar Sale NeanH HarF new waEau ara
nAfHrss. ani9 fGo# Apply a. uaftsffni4s
ssand FiYsf lfaes aeffsfH
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Leave Pior 2 TO see battleshlpa
80
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The Exercises Are Free
Nc Reserved Seats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19

Third race. ono and one aix.
teonth miles, selling, fouryear
Olda aud upward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19
CITY REAL ESTATE.

JOHN ~ WHITE COMPANY. ING.
ttt oriental nuiidlnH
Real Estate.
TOD ASA aaln ssep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19

Don't pAtf. TO SEE fsts 10 srrss
hear kent. haff ftfh alder hnff.ns faaf.
e sea Sod apiana an nsasir lowell rrirs
fs1N EHrfae
muuf-itT uNLTun
s3En.Hgt Aiasha maaa -.fassE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19

rum Hkfr smart ,saass. aaa 1900
fafs cheap pa easr frfHss Naanf a
ufphefF tsH GsffFfsaa fisea fhaHa
Ballard ttG @tast4
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
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IMPROVED
Queen Anne

fife toeans maaefn nss haif hass
anshi % taeg see cash taianen eos pst
uaHth asaaasHsnts raid CO. fail
Ht fnHHa ngadHrn alley corner
tftHa ffHf cash. balance 80 pr muath
ssssssmshts PAID ia fall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19

NAMM EaNtt tsH
tf serea ffamfiaa ah take aua rauatF
faaf go hHfteai iand alec esas seattle
Eerfett iufsFurhaR uhs4 pFies tt.he#i
fFfHaa
WU~awn mmowN CO
as Peoples HsHk HidE -~tf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19

Test naf qsru Freninnt station and
Woodland PARK. No1a watch and hisrs
rl1tua feb Nams Anna AHaafaaa
engraved en- TIRE Inside H4nHHF WIZ
please feturn e. either fHaa 81 faEH
Whitman ave. ant resolve reward. Pre-
Frant d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-19

81 tta cash fttra 90 rime uuys sfg
fFth ave- alFuatn. aHa. usnfefa cottage
iafse t4s~fusnt sffte ana ftfaHiaes uait
~ daF iaAuf HaRt fninH eaF u@urf
ua pfsfuls#a. 20 10 siss . ma latlat
IVA aHn1aFs ti
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-02
FEARS KIDNAPPERS
HAVE MISSING SON.
Little Rufus Browns Mother Grows
More Apprehensive as Days Pass
without Trace of Him.

No trace of Rufus Brown, 2 years
old, who disappeared from his home,
373 Fairmount avenue, on Sunday, July
21, has yet been reported, and the boys
mother is almost hysterfcal. and 1t is
believed will become seriously i'll un-
less good news soon reaches hcr. The
boy was a favorite in the neighborhood.
On the day he disappeared lie was
playing with his older brother ard sew
eral companions when he picked up
transfer. He boarded PLANK road
trolley car bound east on Sixteenth
avenue, and that was the last scen Of
him The boy was dressed in his best
clothes.
The Browns moved to this city from
Jersey City a short time ago, and some
believe that the boy remained on the
car and returned to the old home and
may be with friends. This alone COM
forts his heart-brolken mother, and as
the hours go by her fear that some-
thing serious has happened, or that her
son has been Kidnapped. flashes across
her mind. The police of this and other
cities who have q description of the
boy are doing all in their power to To-
cate him.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-02
N. Y. POLICE IN
SEARCH FOR
FIEND
Three Are Held as Suspects
in the TietSChler
Case.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-The murder
of little s-year-old Katie Tietschler.
who was found yesterday choked to
death with her own hair ribbon and
her body mutilated by the slayer's lust
in a dark cellar on First avenue, has
called forth today every effort of the
whole police department to find the
f1end who has been satiating his mur-
derous appetite in the strangling and
hacking to bits of his victims. Unlike
the Whitechapel Jack the Ripper" the
New York slayer picks out his victims
among children as we'll as women. The
killing of the Tietschler child was the
most atrocious in the city criminal his
tory.
Two men and woman are being held
today in custody on the suspicion that
they might know something of the GIRLS
death. The woman, Anna Messner, was
arraigned in the night court and held
without bail for the coroner. She was
taken to police headquarters and was
closely questioned by detectives. She
admitted that she knew Gaetano Rip
polone, the cobbler and his employee.
Giuseppe Bonfanta. both of whom are
being detained by the police She said
she had been living for several days at
the house where the child's body was
found Before that she resided with
the Tietschler family but Karl Tiet-
schler recently ordered her to leave the
house.
The seeming inability of the police
to check the wave of crime which Is
spending itself unchecked in the kill
ing and spoliation of women and chill
dren has created state of fear among
hundreds of families on the East Side,
where the Tietschler crime was COM
mitted, and in other parts Of the city.
Police Commissioner Bingham says
that the present police force is made
quate TO properly police the city, but
that everything possible is being done
by the force under his direction.
Anna Messner was arraigned today be-
fore Coroner hamburger and through her
counsel declined TO make any statement.
She was committed to the Tombs without
bail. Rlppolone was sent TO the House OF
Detention as a suspicious person by tue
coroner In default OF $1,000 to insure Ills ap-
pearance ut the inquest
Another assault on a young girl was at
tempted today and only the timely arrival
of the police prevented a crowd OF en-
ragged longshoremen from taking the law
into their own hands. Carl Nelson. a
Swedish sailor. seized S-year-old Annie
Pittman as she was playing near the Rec
tor street pier of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. Her screams brought crowd
of angry longshoremen who set upon Mel
son and beat him unmercifully. Nelson
protested his lr nocence
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-02
NEGRESSES SOLD DRUG.
Two Held for Grand Jury-Third Co
coine Arrest and "Punky"
Explanation.

Lillian Neal AMI Mabel Carter, negresses,
arrested by Sherff's constables. were ar
raigned before Judge Howell In the First
Precinct Court today on charge of
selling cocaine. They were both held in
$1,000 for the Gran1 Jury.
Edward Malloy. of % Wickliffe street,
Was also before Judge Howell on a SINH
lar charge. He, too, was arrested by
Shoriffs men. but he protested that they
had mistaken him for some one else. He
was given a chance to explain why the
mistake was made when the warrant read
for Edward Malloy. He was unable to
explain other than TO say they took him
for a fellow known as Punk" Malloy
was held in $1,000 bonds for the Grand
Jury
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-02
MUST READING
REMODEL
DOCKS?
E. S. Savage Fights for
Title to Marshy Land in
MiddleSex Co.

If Vice. Chancellor Howell grants the in
junction asked by Edward S. Savage. a
New York lawyer residing In Railway, the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad will be
put to considerable expense and their docks
and other buildings along the Staten Island
Sound at Port Reading. In Middlesex
County, must be partially remodeled.
The question In dispute is the title tc
about three acres of marshy meadowland
situated between the sound and Thorp''
Greek, In his bill OF complaint. filed bl
William H. Osborne, of this city, Mr.. Saw
age alleges that he purchased a half-in
terest In the three acres of lnnd in ques
tion, upon which the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad Company has erected Its
docks and other property, at cost OF
nearly $4,000. and that since 1892 the com
pany has been enjoying the unrestricted
rights of the land and receiving much
profit therefrom.
In defense of this allegation the railroad
company through a corps of lawyers, con-
tends that It purchased a free and clear
title TO one and one-half acres OF iand'
the boundaries of which are clearly set
forth In n deed filed with the county clerk
of Middlesex County. In his bill or COM
plaint Mr. Savage sets forth the grantors
of the property since 1886 and contends
that the railroad company has no riparian
rights In the premises.
The petitioner asks that the company be
enioined and restrained from further main
tanning the piling and docks at the mouth
of the creek, and that 1t be compelled to
remove dam or obstruction which has
been erected across the creek. which Is a
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"PLL KILL MY FATHERp
YOUTH SAYS TO JUDGE.
Declared He Would Do It If Beneveto
Didn't Leave Him Alone.
Is Locked Up.

Angelo Beneveto. IS years old, of SO
Cutler street. walked into the Second
Precinct Court this morning and asked
to be protected from his father, who,
he said. was always "bothering' him.
He told Clerk Oehring In a very few
words that If he, Mr.. Oehring, did not
do something for him he would kill his
father. Young Beneveto was ordered
out of the room, with the threat of
being arrested, but he hung around
the vicinity until Judge Herr arrived
and appeared in court again.
The judge ordered him locked up and
instructed the police to have DR.. Clark
examine him as to his sanity.
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FreehOlders Inquire About
the Food in Passaic
County Jail.
HAD TO CHARCOAL MEAT
Odor So Strong the Keeper Cook
Had to Use Sweetener--Women
Ismates Told to Get Out if
They Didn't Like the Menu.

PATERSON, Aug 2.-The Board of
Freeholders yesterday afternoon inves-
tigated charges that food supplied to
prisoners in the county Jail was unfit
to eat John J. O'Rourke, who made
the charges, who was the first wit
ness, said he had received his informa-
ton from prisoners. Bread he exam
ined. he said,' could be crushed into
pulp.
bad bread. was it," asked Mr.. De-
Yoe
WELL you or l wouldn't want to eat
it," resumed Mr.. O'Rourke.
"What else did you see?" asked Mr..
DeYoe, after wringing from Mr..
O'Rourke the particulars of his visit
to the jail, of the bad meat he 1earned
the prisoners had complained of, and of
a sack of potatoes that had to be con-
demned.
well, could just barely see little
piece of green's, which 1 learned was
used for the soup which is supplied the
prisoners four times a week." Mr..
O'Rourke explained. 1.-The prisoners
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MEANS MILLIONS
GOVERNMENT AGENT HERE
ABOUT MEADOWS.
Consults with City Engineer and Com
missioner Book Regarding Pro-
posed Reclamation.

City Engineer Morris r. Sherrerd and
Board of Works Commissioner J. Frank
Book are today in consultation with
J. o. Wright, supervising drainage en-
gineer of the Federal Department of
Agriculture. making preliminary ar
rangements for an investigation into
the work of reclaiming the Hackensack
meadows.
Engineer Wright arrived in this city
from Washington at 1880 o'clock.
The project, which has been described
in detail in the EVENING STAR,
would, If carried out, mean millions OF
dollars to this State.