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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-01
FREIGHT BUREAU
UUWiv ~ WUfA
Local Interests Among Petition
ers Tor ModIriGauOn OF
Rates.

The Transmlssouri Freight assoeia-
ton began business sessions this
morning, in parior A at the lSnutspord
hotel, with Chairman PolGet presiding.
There were IL representatives OF roads
Interested. OUTSIDE OF the local freight
men present, and the various classes OF
petitioners are arranged ON "a docket,
which is called up by the chair in seri-
atm.
Manager Lewis OF the News book
store, George Lambert OF the Lambert
Paper company ana Z, Is. <ein, APP
peared for the local paper iopoers II,
reference to modification OF rates and
other changes along their special lines
Orson Hewlett appeared TO ask tor
changes of rates on green eoifees; ana
the requests of these TWO classes OF ne
tltloners are being considered. The To-
cal beer intrests will ASK Tor chanas
tomorrow morning, and other lines of
trade viii be represented with their.
special requests jhe discussions in
volve notifications, changes, and mix
lures In rates, classifcations, etc,
winch cover a wide and intricate field,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-01
AMERICANS AFTER
COLONEL {. 4. WALL
Party Leaders Are Desperate in
Their Desire to Nominate
Him For Mayor.
MATERIAL IS VERY SCARCE.
Necessity for ,ien Whose Regulations
Arc Not Tainted Almost Elim-
mates the Field.

In looking about for way out Of the
deemme in which the Sheets Kearns
party finds itself. the Kearns end of
the party is hunting Tor more men Of
the w, Mont Forty type. who may be
put forth as exhibit A-good citizens.
Every gentle" whose reputation does
not reek with the typical Kenrnsite
odor is being approached, and impor-
turned TO step forward and pick up the
party's banner.
The latest man on whom an attempt
Is being made 10 fasten the party brand
Is Col. h. A. Wall. Colonel Wall has
made a reputation for square dealing
and stcadfast honesty as wen as effi-
cheney in public places, Because he has
this unique asset In his favor. the
American party leaders are fairly re-
fuslng TO sleep in their anxiety TO fastea
party nomination on him for mayor.
BIG DINNER PLANNED.
A few days ago a prominent citizen
of Salt Lake was approached with a
request that he come to a big dinner.
TO be rendered to Col Wall. He was
further asked to say a lot OK nice
things 10 the colonel.
JUST ITO JOLLY HIM ALONG"
The man who was III charge of The
dinner party was a prominent real
estate man. His plan was to have his
prospective dinner speaker say nice
things about the colonel and spread
II on thick. ana when enough mon had
said good things loud enough to renlly
torch the colonel's heart. then some-
one would suddenly discover how
available n Moses he was to lead the
poor city of Salt Lake out of her trou-
bles, up to the high plane OF financial
stability and clean administration At
this everyone was to rise and shout,
and keep 1t up till the mayorality
nomination was so firmly fastened TO
Col, Wall that he could not possibly
refuse
NOT YET ANNOUNCED.
Public announcement of the dinner
Is not yet made. When the prospec-
tive candidate is fully acquainted with
the prospective way of seeing that he
gets the nomination, he may have |
his own opinion about attending. Now |
that he can no longer use his name |
even among the stalwarts of his own |
pet party. Hon. Thomas kearns stlll |
has money to boost along u movement |
that gives him little satisfaction |
every time a little harm is done to /
the state whore he is to be selling |
out his possessions with a view OF |
moving away
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-01
A FATAL BOAST.

Andre Autard. who makes John d.
Rockefeller's wigs, is a plump and
elegant Frenchman. who has shop
in the best quarter of Paris. He was
talking of the heavy duty which Mr..
Rockefeller had to pay on his last
wig.
1T was sharp practise" said NJ. Au-
tard in the fluent English that he
learned in London. 1T was like the
way | was treated in my apprentice
ship.
when I was learning barbering I
applied for post in London. The
patron engaged me at certain rage,
and at the end of our talk he said:
OF course. 1t is understood that
you speak both French and English
Yes, sir responded quickly:
and Dutch also.
We have no dealings with Dutch
take one-thlrd off that salary, -
Philadelphia Record.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-01
HAYWOOD FAILS
TO ARRIVE HERE
No Word from Acquitted Defend
ant Hence His Movements
Are Not Known.
SENATOR BoRAH IS IN TOWN.
Man Who Headed Prosecution Dis
cusscs Trial and Declares IL
Was Fair and Square.

United States Senator william f.
Borah special prosecutor in the Hay
wood trial is In Salt Lake today VIII
liam Haywood, the acquitted defendant
in one of the most famous cases ever
held in the west, did not arrive on Ore
gon Short Line No. as expected this
morning Associated Press dispatches
from Boise announced that he would
leave Boise last night and spend a few
hours in Salt Lake before proceeding to
Denver. He was to be accompanied
by his mother, Mrs II. NJ. Carruthers
and Charles II. Meyer, president of the
federation. released on $4,000 bail.
James Kileen of this city, hrother-in-
law Of the acquitted man. was at the
depot to meet Haywood and was great
ly disappointed at not seeing him. 1t
was thought he might have been held
over in ogden by friends, but inquiry
disproved this. 1t is now thought he
may reach this city this afternoon. No
special program has been arranged, as
It is not known when he will arrive
here.
SENATOR BORAH TALKS.
Senator Borah, the man who headed
the talent arrayed against Haywood,
arrived last evening. He is on his way
to Cripple Creek to gather evidence
pertaining to the Pettibone hearing set
for oct. l. Senator Borah asserts pos
lively that Pettlbone win be brought
to trial and announces that IL this de-
PENDANT is not convicted Meyer Will
never be brought to trial as the pros
ecution believes it has a stronger case
against Pettibone than It has against
any Of the federation officials under
suspicion of having participated In the
murder of Gov. Steunenberg of Idaho
He says Harry Orchard is to be pun
lshed and he can see no reason why
the self-confessed many-time murder
er should not receive the limit penalty
for his various, numerous and hldeous
WAS FAIR TRIAL.
Senator Borah says the trial was an
exceptionally fair and square one,
Judge Woods rulings being impartial
and his charge to the jury unbiased.
The verdict of the jury was a surprise
10 him, however. as he was confident
A hung jury would result. He believes
is members brought in a verdict ac-
lordine to their own honest ideas af-
-er sitting through the trial
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-01
CURB CLOSE.
T0DAy'S MONEY MARKET,

New York. Aug. Close: Prime
mercantile paper. 51a 90 per ccnr.
Sterling exchange. weak With No.
tual business in bankers bills M
1.S8.90 a i.S605 for demand and nj
l.s3.55 q 1880 for 60 day bills; com.
mercial bills, 1891.
Bar silver. 699s.
Mexican dollars, 5fk.
Government bonds. steady: railroad
bonds. irregular.
Money on call, firm. 2N @31 per
cent? ruling rate, 80 per cent: clos.
ing bid. 2R: offered at 3 per cent
Time loans, firm, 90 days. AZ: 90
days. 5H; six months, @ per cent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-01
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.


Original. 7@S; Bullfrog Mining, 10
@15; Montana Bullfrog. 4G5; Ma
tional Bank, 20@22; L. Harris. 243:
Amethyst. 26@2S; Gold Bar, IS a GO:
Steinway. 6 asked; Denver Bullfrog
Annex, sac; Bonnie Glare. A. bid;
Mayflower Con. 37@3S; Montgomery
Shoshone Ext. 7@S; Golden Scepter,
10 asked; Montgomery Mougtain, 10 a
Is: B. Diamondfield. 10 asked; Home
stake Con, s0@s1; Y. Girl, 4Gp5:
Nugget. las; Tramp Con. 42n4s:
Victor, 10 asked.
MANHATTAN.
Mani. Con, 30 asked: Mani. Min.
Co, SOY G. Wedge, 5G6: S. Humphrey,
SOC; Dexter, l2GlS; l.. Joe, 2a3 Cres-
cent, asked; Combination, 2GI4: Gran
ny, 2S@24; Mustang, 20@21; Little Grey
1914; Cow Boy, Sd5; Ong Manu.. 10
asked; Broncho 7aS; Pinenut, 6I7;
Bunalo, Sd5; S. Dog, 16 bid Y. Horse.
4@5; Ind. Camp. 697; Standard, 3
asked.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-01
SUIT ON BOND.
salt Lake County Seeks to Recover
$1,000 on Bridge Contract.

Suit has been filed in the district
court by Salt Lake county against Fred
G.. Palmer and the American Surety
company of New York to recover $500
on Palmer's bond in connection with
the construction of a bridge over the
Jordan river al Fourteenth South
street. Palmer was awarded the con-
tract By the county commissioners
and partly constructed the bridge. He
threw up the contract and the county
was compelled to complete the bridge
at an expense OF $500. The action ~
accordingly brought against Palmer
and the bond company to recover tho
amount expended.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-01
Muon GRAIN DESTROYED.

Aberdeen, s, D.. Aug lone hun
dred and sixty square miles of grow
ing grain In southern Brown aud north
crn SPHINX counties were practically
destroyed Tuesday night by the worst
hailstorm IN this vicinity I'm years.
The storm was preceded by and nc
compGnied by strong wind and IN
half an hour the loss was complete.
The region damaged Is in the heart Of
the richest country in this section of
South Dakota.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-01
WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS
Eleventh,

Eleventh Warti--Tho Eleventh
ward Sunday school win have It's an
nual picnic at Wandamere tomorrow.
An interesting program OF sports and
amusements has been provided, and an
enjoyable time is anticipated All
friends of the school are invited to
attend
Byron ChiId---Tonight IN tho Elev-
enth ward assembly hall, Elder Byron
Child, who Is abou, 20 depart for a
mission to Germany will be rendered
missionary farewell. a splendid pro-
gram Is prepared for the occasion, and
all who attend Will have an enjoyable
time. The public is invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-01
REGULAR P. M. SAFES.

Lower Mammoth, 2.S71s.
May Day. 100 at ala: 400 at Al.
Nevada Fairvlew, 800 at 81.
Mountain Lake ZOO at 81; roo at SO;
$500 at So; 500 at So 800 at 81; 1,loO at
SO.
Uncle Sam 500 at 95.
Beck Tunnel. 800 at 1.S7h; 100 at
1.s7la. seller 30; 100 at 1855, seller 30.
Crown Point. 1900 at LII, seller go;
200 at 1.17ls 100 at l.221a buyer co; 500
at 1.20, buyer 60; 100 at 1.20.
Sioux Con, 500 at Go; 100 at 66.
Tetro, 100 at IA.
Victor Con. 500 at l41h 500 at IA. sell
Ter 30; 100 at a.
Yankee Con-. 800 at IS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-01
ADJUSTMENTS.

Theater--The only place of amuse-
ment in the city open tonight is the
sait Lake :heater. where cyril Scott
opens an engagement In "rbe pr,,oa
Chap" The engagement win run tire.
nights with Saturday matinee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-01
CLERKS FEES INCREASE.

County Clerk Eldredgo reports the
fees If his office for the month OF July
to be N,9lO2O. This Is an increase over
the fees Of the same month last year
of $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-01
AT THE RESORTS

Twcnfy-sccond nc Wnndamcrc--
The Twenty-second ward will spend the
day al Wandamere tomorrow aug. %.
a program of sports has been arranged,
prizes viii be given and general good
time Is expected.
"Amcricnns" at La2oon--'rhis Is
so-called "Amerlcan" day at Lagoon.
and many persons are taking advan-
tage of complimentary tickets to get
ride for themselves and members OF
their family to the Davis county re-
sort. The plans of the party leaders
seem to be that a large crowd must
be secured In some way, even II peo-
pie have to be induced to ride free.
Prizes TO the amount of several hum
dred dollars are to- be given to per-
sons holding lucky coupons and the
usual program Is scheduled for the
day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-01
Take home a box of McDon
AIDS Dutch Chocolates. Their
is a deliciousness to them on
never forgets.
nrHnts n1srnr1.n..

Fairylew ST.. King, IL asked. ~.
view Eagle, Sc bid. Nevada Hnis = u
Pittsburg Sill. Peak, i,36@l. 40. o'u
Star Wonder, bid; Eagles Nae, url
@l9; Ruby Wonder, 2oW25: All
Wonder, . asked. A"ee
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-01
BOSTON COPPER MApxrr

James A. Pollock 6; Company boo,,
ers and brokers, west Second So,,a
street, furnish the following. recol,,.
over their private wire this afte,n1os,
Anal, Sih Is4% Boston Cor Si% !
25iH; 5. p, l05Is@l06: Balaklaln se5lg
Greene-Cananea. l5@151s; Allouey 2
@45; Atlantic, 12n121s; 6. CosI, 90
2SA G. &. H., 7.Gg@T.75; c. Ar 1 ISt
10; Daily West I4%di5ls; Mass sose eggg
Michlgan' lSHl3h; NJ. c. c., eh6p25t
NJ H., 16h@7T; osceola, 19tS
i99i Phoenix, 1M@1h; Trinity
is3s@Zo: Utah Con. 43A@ISG
Zinc. 80 4 q SO q; Royale, 17N mia
Y. 5. =. con-. 4S@4Sis; u. S. s M
4SQ43M Adventure, 2h aS: Ar SS
dian, . Il g5N; Bingham con az
10; G. y A., 1000 161; Centennial y
m26 y: Copper Range. 76G67sit.
CRANKY. 120@125: Mexico Con 16il
oil; Mohawk, 1874 m76: Nsv,ha;
Con, 135sQl4h Old npninIoe
~ m41 u; Parrot, 10 bid. Ouinc,.
loo 112; Santa Fe, sm3% Tan,
arack. 95@99; United Copper 6ois ~
6oh; Victoria. G@6h; Wyandot =,
CURB CLOSE.
Black MIN. 5s151s; b. & r.. INA
1B; Davis DAILY. 1th@12; East Rntfe
S1kQ9; Globe. 14@14h: Helvetia. ia
A. Majestic, 2h@2ls; Nipisshig SsS
So; Shawmut. 40@45; Apex, 5% 657s ~ ~
EXP, l0420; Cum. Ely, So az. Don,
Cop, hA@6; Glroux, 7%@S; HanoocI
DlS@1O: Kow. ShGS%; New. Utah "a
Is; Raven. 19s4ls; S. e p, 15A ais
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-01
DIED.

FAGERGREN. this city. Aup
1907 of congestion OF lungs, nj The fam,
lily residence rear S36 Fifth East street
Carl J. Fagereren, aged &c years. ue
was a native of Sweden.
from the Second ward meetlnrbouss
Friends are invited to attend and can
view the remains on day of funeral from
II to $3.50 p. m. at the family residence
Interment in city cemetery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-01

II. II. Evans. Florist. 80 S. Main ST.
Floral Designs Speciality. 'phon ssl.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-26
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

The w. Il. c. will hold their regu-
lar meeting this evening.
Miss Mary Butler is visiting friends
In Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cullen are Wis.
iting relatives in Arlington.
Patrick Cummings OF North Adams
is visiting friends IN town.
Miss Regina Terrier returns tomor.
row from n months visit In Montreal.
There were two convictions for in
toxlcatlon In municipal court this
forenoon.
IT. s. Camp has returned from his
trip 20 North Adams and other Mass.
achusctts towns.
George. brother OF S. II. Corbett OF
South Omaha. Neb.. Is spending sever.
al weeks In this village.
Mrs. II. u. Harrison and children
and Mrs. Leon Story and children are
visiting In Pownal today.
Miss Celia NJ. Reynolds has returned
from Manchester where she went 10
attend the funeral OF Deacon BATHS.
lie. Gibson. Frank Blake and Dr.
II. J. Potter. who have been on a
trip 10 Canada are expected TO return
today
DR.. n. J. Potter will return tonight
or tomorrow morning from his Nova
Scotia trip and will be at his Office to
morrow.
Cart John Frost Of Walwlck. y. j..
a former resident who has been visit.
Ing at the home OF Il. NJ. Merrill. has
returned home.
The band viii give n concert this
evening az the Putnam House square
The program printed In Wednesday,
Banner will be rendered.
Mrs Henry Morris aud Mrs. War
ron McCurdy OF Boylston. ~ Y. are
the guests OF Mrs Morris sister. Mrs
Fred Stone 81 Park street
President n. l. Field OF the Yer
mont Hoisery and Machinery company.
who has been IN town for some time
returned yesterday 20 Mortified.
The storm Of Wednesday night car.
riod out the dam of the woodford lum.
l hor company and changed the course
~ the stream q short distance above
Woodiord Hollow.
Miss BESSIE N. Woodward Is spend
Ing her vacation NJ e. T.. Millington's
cottage "Eldorado" at Hagne on Lake
George. Mrs. Millingtou and Miss
Woodward are cousins
some one has said "woman's crown.
INK glory D. her hair" iis might
have added. n properly dressed Speci
ally attractive uCw lot of coifiure tx.
/ lnEE. back combs. side combs. harcttes
pins. etc. go un sale today az the Drys.
dale store.
Mrs W. =. Putnam. who has been
spending n month at Chautauqua Lake
o. expected home next week. She
represented the North at n large re-
soptiou held there last night. rcccly.
Iug with a representative from the
Fast. West and South respectively
W ". Powers made famous By hts
performing elephants NJ the New York
! illppodrume. was in town today a.
one OF tch advance Representatives oi
the Fashion Plate shows. lie D. one of
the greatest trainers of elephants In
the world and bis wonderfully trained
animals have appeared az the Hippo
dromc since n's FIRST performance.
Gauze. Tile. Hcrmsdorf dye. blacl.
stocking with double soios and hirh
. /
wear. Special lot for Saturday "a the
DryHdale store. very finc and lulirnus.
put az thrc" pairs IN n box. stamped
hy the manufacturer q Pairs for
lft.On." Tomorrow Dryadalc will sell
them for 15c a box. Single pairs &c
Value today j0c a pair.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-26
cear, MARTIAL For cn.pI.,n ser..

WASHINGTON. July 25.-Chnplnln
Harry W. Jones Of the battlcshlp Min.
nesota, who has been stationed NJ Nor.
folk, Va. Is 10 be tried by court mar.
hal on charges Of scandalous conduct
20 the destruction of good morals ana
falsehood. preferred boy tho acting sec.
rotary ~ the navy. Under the charge
N scandnlous conduct there are seven.
teen specifications consisting mainly In
allegations Of the uttcrance OF worth.
less checks.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-26
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Briefly for Busy Readers.
ews Of the Town and Village Told


Mrs. Joseph st. Mary OF Park street
is visiting her sister In Pownal,
Miss Ida stratton of Park street is
visiting friends In Green Mountain
Valley.
Miss Powers of North Bennington
Is visiting her cousin, Mary Glbney on
Park street.
Heart of Bennington" souvenir pos
tai, 10 views, five cents &C the Har
wood drug store.
The Y. NJ. c. A. and the Brunswick
ten pin teams will play a match at
the Y. alleys this evening.
NJ. l.. Tobln of Huron, s. d. mem.
Der OF the state senate Is stopping at
the home OF John Flynn on River ST.
The family OF William Murray have
moved into the house recently pur.
chased OF Mrs ID. A. Baldwin on Gage
street
To-day July 20, Is the feast of ST.
Ann and In honor thereof the ladies' of
the society OF St. Ann Of the church of
the Sacred Heart attended mass this
morning
Manager Corbett OF the ball team
has been disappointed In n pitcher en-
gagged for Saturdays game with Hoo
sick Falls and left this morning to
find a player for the vacancy
A collection OF smart wells are amin.
dispensable feature OF every stylish
womans summer outfit. A choice
variety Of fetching patterns and colors
In the various lengths and by the yard.
just out OF the boxes today a, the Drys
dale store.
Call what you will. your veranda
portico. porch, piazza or just plain
stoop will be- much more enjoyable II
furnished with Drysdale's bamboo
awnings. They shut out everything
but the cooling hreczes Indcstructi
BILE and inexpensive. llammocks alsu
are ripe.
AZ n special meeting OF the First
Baptist church Monday evening Il was
voted TO employ Miss Mary Williams
for the next six months To assist the
pastor In developing the Sunday school
work and tO give special attention ~
the young women OF the society Mics
Williams who was engaged IN \ slmi
lar work with the church last year vii
begin her duties September /.
a strange feature OF Wcdncsda,
nights storm was the action Of th,
lightning at the farm of Nathan Smith
in the northeast part Of the town. TX
animation of the barn ycstcrda,
showed that the building must hay,
been struck twice aud that Il was th,
holt coming from the corner Vhicl
must have killed two COWS on,
charge OF the fluid went through "a,
barn and passed within two feet Of Oh,
horses which escaped with1u. lulury
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-26
NORTH BENNINGTON

The Oiymplcs were defeated In Man.
chester "Wednesday by the Equinox G
to ..
The Hcytrcat electrical and rain
storm visited here Wednesday evening
that has been experienced IN several
years. The marble sidewalk ON Main
street was completely undermined
The Bennington and iloosick Valley
railway vas also tied mp by the wash.
outs on the line between here and
bennington.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-26

J. A. Glddngs Of Andoyor discover.
I'd an adder three feet Eve inches long
while working In his potato field. The
reptile stood on its tail and showed
nght before NJ. Giddings dispatched II
with hoe. James Reed while sur
vcying for the Fair Haven water works
nj lnmnn pond. killed one Of the lar.
goat rattloannkcs ever found IN this
section. II was over four feet long.
eight inches In circumference and had
ten rnttlcs.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-26
H. X. ROGERS OVERCOME

Standard oil Official Frustrated BY
Heat.
New York, July 2G.-H. II. Rogers is
critically III at his home In Fair Haven
Conn. from being overcome by heat
yesterday. at the Standard oil com.
pany office on Broadway.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-26
s,lmuI,iIon Without Irritation

That r. the watchword. That In
what Orlno Laxative Fruit Syrup does.
ClcanHcH and stimulates the bowels
without irritation In any form. u. a.
Qunlan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-26

Services Sunday afternoon 90 three
o'clock and an Wednesday evening it
seven thirty 90 the corner Of Park and
Scott streets Subject Sunday luly
2Nth. Love.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-26

Vermont partly cloudy tonight Slight.
~ cooler IN southwest portion. Fri
day partly cloudy.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-26
AssAULTER CAPTURED
A Pole Arrested on Supplementary
Condition Critical.

New York, July 26.-Joseph Nap
wyak, q Pole, 81 years OF age, was ar
rested today and placed in jail at New
dorp, Staten Island. lie is charged
with being the man who assaulted lit
tie Ave year old Annie Fa!kowski. The
child is in n very critical condition.