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New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
ROPE OUT FOR ITALIAN.
Thugs Itfack Senator Hascnfugs
Niece IN BrOOkIyn.

A crowd tried to lynch one Of two Italians who
was captured after a chase OF several blocks
after they had tried to assault young woman
IN the Williamsburg section OF Brooklyn carly yes
Miss Sadie Hasennus. nineteen years old. niece
OF Senator Conrad iiasegfiug. who lives with her
father Henry. clerk OF the Lee avenue police court
ar No 90 Bogart street. williamsburg.
Miss Hascufug had been visiting some friends
with her nance. They returned home late. and
when they reached White and Varet streets they
decided TO cat across vacant lot at that point.
They had-rea ched about the middle OF the when
Two men jumped up in front of the Young woman
One OF them exclaimed. 'Sh" * fine looking
girl. Then he caught hold Of her arm As he
dld So her escort. James Kahn. rushed al the
man. and for while there was u lively fight
Meanwhile Miss IiasenfuE defending hcrsc (
against the attack or the other. When she man
aged to fre" herself from ~" grasp Of the man
she screaming toward her home. only short
distance away.
Miss Hsseufug's father was standing at the door
of his homo when she up Taking the situation
a a glance he called several friends They 20
the lot where Kahn stiH fighting with one ~
quickly through the nsshborhood. ana I'm a short
time fully thousand persons werN on Tn" scene
\ rope was obtained and the party about ."
drag the 70 nearby lamp post when Patrol
man prllnna the StaGC street station. appeared
After pushing his way through the crowd he drew
his revolver aud threatened shoot the first per
son who iuterfcred with him in arresting me
Italian. Despite the threat OF the policeman 10
shoot. the father OF IN" Girl urged his friends 10
take the prisoner away and complete the lvnCEtng
Word vas sent 10 the Stace street station and the
reserves turned OUT. none to soon. for tho crowd
la! taken the prsone: away anl was dragging
him away when they arrived.
The prisoner taken 10 the station, Vherc he
VAS Identified by Miss HasenfuC and Kahn as one
Of tic assa aiIants lie said he Peter fohhase.
rvrnl-eieht old. OF No 1il Noli street After
he was p,I, through the third degree he told tho
police the name of the other assallant, whom the
policn later arrested at his home. This ON" said
lac was John Mouteiune. tNTiF-nne years old. "f
No q Morgan avenue. Roth men were arraiened
I'm tho Manhattan avenue police court. where they
were held without ban FOR the action os the grand
Jury
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
SECOND RENTON MURDER.
Girl Sac Uncle KHIed-ITas Con-
s;dfrfd Insane.

rn,estieation Of the area murder" as the vio-
lent death of Ella Miller Renton week ago has
been designated. because her body found in
the areaway Of No. POI East Seth street. has de
yeloped the fact that her uncle also the victim
Of murder. It occurred several years ago in Hon
duras and girl witnessed 1t. The tragic death
of ner uncle turned her mind il is said and at the
time Of her murder proceedings were pending TO
have her adiudgcd mentally incompetent 70 admin
lister the property Inherited from him
Miss Renton about twenty years old
Her parents died when she baby, and When
two years old she was turned over to the care OF
her aunt then Mrs. Renton, who is now Mrs
Geors" W. Deasc and lives at No. y Washington
Terrace.
Mr. and Mrs Rcnton took their niece with thom
when they Honduras IN 1850. where her
uncle went into the cocoanut growing business
Renton killed in quarrel with the native
owner Of adjoining plantation in the presence
the child. since which time II Is said she had not
been sound mentally and became nCorrigib,e. Later
the Honduran government coniscated the Renton
plantation after years of negotiations through the
Stat, Departm.u Washington Mrs. Renton re-
ceivod N2.o" damages from Honduras Sh" has
been receiving the money in instanents there being
still 5000. due on the claim The Honduran GOV
eminent also guaranteed Miss Renton AZ an adopt
ed child 5000 in sloo monthly instaIments. The
young eomans estate at the time Of her death
amounted to about ;2,"H
Joseph O. Clement who had been made the
guardian If the girl. one IF the petitioners 10
the Supreme Court for the inquiry into her sanity
Her aunt was another petitioner.
Charles II. Matuson uncle, is an inmate
~ the Matteawau State Hospital for the Insane.
Tn" hearing on the petition VIII he called n"tor''
Justice Hcndrick to-day. when the court will he
asked make disposition OF her estate through the
guardian.
Mrs D~ase. who is AZ Stamford y. Y. does
not know OF Miss Rentons death. She teegraphed
her attorney yesterday 10 postpone the incompe-
tenCy proceedings
The police are stil searching for the murderer of
the srl They believe that the crime com
mitted last Monday night and that the body was
taken across town IN wagon and deposited in
the areav-ay. John KUsmichc. Russian watch
man, and Frank Grovela. Greek redler arc in
the House OF pet"1tion awaiting further incesti-
p.1fIn
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
SEEKS VENGEANCE BY DYING.
Italian Thinks His Assailants Will Then
Suffer Death Penalty

To get revenge on his assaants hy dying himself
IS the hope of Edouard Correnio as he lies in Ford
ham Hospital suffering from the effects Of an as
sauIt upon Him ny three Italians. Correnio Of
Cromwell avenue and I7oth street who was at
tackled last Wednesday night, kicked i'm the
groin by of his assaants. and blood poisoning,
snr iu The doctors have told him his lif. may b-
saved by cutting eff his les Corrcrto refuses TO
i-t them perform tire operation.
IT I'm going &" ole. I might well die he
told them III live shall kill my azsatIants and
then I'll die I'm the electric chair anyway. I might
we'll die now
Following description of his assailauts Correulo
gave the. police. three Italians were arrested by
Detectives Hitch. NCCarter and Wagner Of the
Bronx detective bureau early Yesterday morning.
They sail they Lisardo CirOssi, Alexander
Grussi and Narsate Tellini all OF No 81 Adams
street. Van Ness Corrcuio identified all three, Of
them az the hospital lie says he wishes to
dia. II all Of his assaiants may suffer
the death penalty.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
UNIONS TO WAGE POLITICAL FIGHT
Will Hold Convention az Syracuse 70 Make
Plans for Campaign.

To plan fight throughout the state against
"hearrIess political methods VIII be one OF ths
main objects ~ the convention Of the Working
mems state Federation. which VIII c71. enc az
Svracus. cu September =. President Daniei
Harris - the federation issued a can yesterday
FOR the convention. which saws IN part
The Indications are thar rhi~ convention WI.
he the largest gathering ot reF-es-rratlVes 'L
I4bor organizations ever assembled IN NJ"
York. state As the years follow one anothsr
tE,. members ~ unions throughout the STATE
arpreriats more and more the splendid work
being done by the federation in behalf oi the
general labor movement and realize the ihp'I-
tauce Of being represented Those unions no'
affiliated with the federation are tas7 coming -
the kn5wle ledge Of the true import NJ me "o1uS
In union there is strength and the payiAs
r,a,,ba~s,,r of tho state Federation IS crnStant-
- being augmented from this source
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06

and a stiffness of the muscles that are terrifying
t. The beginner and often discourage further prac-
tice But If continued, the beneficial effects OF the
exercise soon anuear The flesh begins 10 harden
the far disappear and the fatigue TO pass away
One Of the steps in acquiring proficiency with
she rope consists making horizontal circle
To do this the right hand is constantly executing
rotary motion. while the left hand Is employed IN
ieeping the lead end free from KINKS ne ooqE
must be thrown forward slightly. bringing the
muscles OF chest and shoulders into play ana
both feet must keep moving slightly To MAINTAIN
the balance. Thus almost every muscle in the BODY
Is brought into play. and there result that sore
ness and stiffness OF joints that deter all but the
more resol1Je from further efforts
Mrs Chamberlain is the wife of a cow puucheF
en1 acquired her skill the ranch
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
Up ON HIS BAMBOO FIRE ESCAlE.
This John Doe" Monkey Annoys the Ten.
ants from Morn TO Late.

Now comes a John Doe MONKEY When ira
police discover his ovrrer he Will have 20 appear
before Magistrate Harris. in the Jefferson Market
court Charles TJIs0n. Of No. go sixth avenue.
saws this monkey has fire escape on rHe third
floor Y his house as his particular bamboo tree.
The tenants are not particularly fond O. monkeys.
and this has proved Constte-a1 annoyance.
TfIsou complained 70 the Health Department. II
could not help him Neither could rha police TIE
Penal code does not say anything about monkey
niSdemeanOrs. AS last resort T-Son went 70
Magistrate Harris. Now they are looking for tas
monkeys owner.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
NOT SUICIDE, SAYS DOCTOR.

Coroners Physician Weston yesterday morning
made an autopsy upon the body of Annie Fredhon
the seventeen year-old girl who found at the
head of the stairs the top floor OF her home
No 333 East Fourteenth street, Sunday night with
a bullet wound in her breast. She supposed
to have committed suicide
The doctor reported Coroner Harburger that
the direction or the bullet made 1t almost physI-
cay impossible for the girl TO have fired the shot
Coroner Hamburger asked the police of the 9Th
street station to make thorough investigation.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06

Thomas Walker driver, of No. 42I West Soth
street. held III S1,0t9 ball Yesterday on u short
n";devi, suspected Of being of a gang OF six
men who held UP conductor Tenth avenue
Belt Line early in the morning.
According the conductor, William Conroy six
unel i,lmped his ii
stree. one placed n revolver against his stomach
ami went through his pockets and then all Jumped
from the ca:, after hitting Conroy tie head
with blum; :.st-Incfl-.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
EXERCISES H7IT'H LIRIfT.
No Better Method Of Reducing
FlesA. .Saas .Ers. { hamberlGin.

A rope = a great deal better than medicine. 70
sass Mrs Frank W- Chamberlain OF Michigan
Sne refers % the laria- which she marpulates with
unusual skill The simplest motions with tins kind
Of roy7e are ser.efcial she SAYS and there Is
nothing like complete course Of rope singing to
flesh and and of carriage
sSh. herself weighs pounds. hut II s. al hard
flesh and she saws she much heavier before
sho began use the lariat.
il Is hard work Mrs. Chamberlain admits.
''aud iikeiy become popular with the fair
At first there comes q soreness in every joint
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
AssAIIANT WARNS Girls FATHER
Has Already Attacked One Child-fhrea'en'
Assault on Five Others.

Augustus Scbramek, living ~ Fourth avenue @nO
Sad street Dyker Heights whose Httle S'fL ,'le ~
was assaulted three weeks ago rer-'Ned "
YESTERDAY which said the sender was the aS
ant aud bonad that h, would have the opportunity
to- assault his five other daughters IN the he'
future 80, ~
The letter was turned over to Captain hhiAe'
the Fort Hamilton police station AthouS" ~
captain refused u reveal the exact ceHtehls -
tb. letter IL is understood that the aSsd -.
little Olga was Italian. as was at hrs' y
.NaH
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
CONEY ISLAND FIRE DROVE HIM TO II.
Former Steeplechase Waiter Tries RoOoery
After losing al He Had.

After chase Of five blocks Policeman "l-'Ai'
Hughes. of the Easc c5th street station cap,lLs'
Herman Miller. ot No -94 Bovery. after H-''
had Knocked down and robbed Rose ficiT''.
dressmaker. IN her home ut No 2-f Easf Jun S'i''
yesterday noon. - W..
Miller toll Magistrate Rreen later ~ 49,,
court that he had been drinking heavily r'Vt -
Moved as a waiter in Steap,ecrase Park and had
lost all he had. lie pleaded guilty and was he-' 10
500 bail for trial
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
OFFERED CHILD A NICKEL: ARRESTED

Israel IsraeIscn. a butcher, of No 'N' E-S' -
street met little Freda BerkOwitz. seven years - -
of No 75i East 152d street at l'lst street ana 80,
meet street last night. and according 70 heI "a !,
some playmates who were with her onered - -,
nickel 10 go with him. Some of the otheT cHl Ho.rI
told their parents and a crowd sathSieu - re
JsraeIson " ho denied that he had tried 70 -
girl TO go with him The crowd became llt -
ing and PatTOmau Gillis. of the NAhe'eI' ri
ZION who lives in the neighborhood. ran Out - -
arrested the butcher. lie drew his revolver u Wv
tect the prisoner
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06

connection with any other organization publ
cation using the word Sunshine All checks and
money orders should be made payable TO the Trib-
une Sunshine Society.
MONEY RECEIVED.
Mrs Z w now In Maine. sends SO TO give
pleasure some old person who needs little
brightness: Miss Bessie Fink. Of Brooklyn. 81 Ger
some Sunshine need.
TO THE REST HOME.
Mrs Smith. president Of the y. l. n. branch.
asked that a young woman recovering from "A
attack OF pleursy be sent 10 the Rest Homo.
a desirable place to reCuperate than the
little hall bedroom she calls home. The + s. s.
will pay her expenses for two weeks and the
branch Will pay a third week. Her employer will
hold her place her. Three other working
girls IN the party left city last night.
ana that included member OF the Chelsea branch
and member from -!oomield. y J.
SUNSHINE FAIR
President f the + s s: Our r s :. branch IS
planning to hold fair carly this fail 70 raise
money for Sunshine work. II any Tribune members
care % send US useful articles for It they will hc
very thankfully received. ] think the fair Will be
held about October / Our branch is still doing Il
lot Of personal work. We have a number Of shut
ins' and aged who chcered by Sunshine acts.
Yours in Sunshine Mrs CLAYTON y. TICE.
President OF InasmuCh Branch, Wiamst own. y. J
The president hopes that many will respond 70
the request saablc articles for this special fair
The WillamstoWn branch is among the foremost in
contributing Sunshine needs. not only locally
but appeals through the general society Any
branch or Individual member sending gifts will
please pur on icr name and address. II s. always
a-pleasure To the recipients 10 know who are in
tarested enough TO send greetings in this fashion
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Miss Miriam IIfl oF Orange. Va. wishes 70 ac-
knowledge The receipt Of boxes Of articles
which were received without any name for the
sewing class
Tho remnants OF percale and chambray- tte
thread and other notions most acCepta BILE
and have already been OF great service.
Mrs. Halstead. or Ainsworth. <ob. had much
help from the contents - the box sent 10 her from
tho general u4T7ce NAM cf tho remnants were
found 70 be large enough I" make garments for
rho smaller children She saws when there are
nine children be clothed il is real sunshine
receive unex pectedly something useful the
T. s :. gifts always are.
GOOD WISH.
A thoughtful and generous member now in the
Catsks who made II posi- Ole send out out
ing parties. says: I am having lovely
summer. and when ] feel cool breezes wish
could give outing to every toiler in the hot
city
FOR OTHERS.
Mrs Brewer. of Gilbertsville, has sent suit OF
clothes and other articles for the ConVa lescfnE z
hoy with the hope that ne will be able he sent
10 the country. He sent and is greatly i'm
rroved This second suit received for him will he
given 10 him on his return. lie needs help he
IS an orphan ard there few to interest them
selves in his behalf
Miss Fink has given current magazines he
cot hing FOR little folks: Mrs A a box Of what she
calls odds and ends" hut the contents. varied as
they are viii find places where they will be ap-
cd
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
Held FoR sTABslNo MAN TO pEArH

Joseph oiluch WIS held without bail in the Essex
Market police court Yesterday a charge OF stab
hing Nof Iiecker. thirty years old, of No. 26e Riv-
ingtan street in :he neck Sunday night. The
Latter died short time after the prisoner had been
arraigned in court.
The two men quG.relled in front of No. s. isiGse
street on Sunday night. Gluck Was arrested after
a chase. and the police say that he had a knife
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06

HOW TO ADDRESS THE T S. s
All letters and packages intended for the I : :
should he addressed the Tribune Sunshine So
cie.v Tribune Building. New York City II the
above address is carefully observed vOnmuniCa-
tions intended for the 7 S. S will be less likely to
go astray The Tribune Sunshine Society has no
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06

Mrs Cv:lthia \. Green. n school principal OF
charlotte Mich chosen county school
missioner Il the last election by the largest ina
foritv ever given II any candidate in that city.
;'ha result was greeted with Unparalleled enthusi
9sr, Crowds EatheTed bands layed huge hon
FIRE was made of material which the high school
hc.s Rad STcnt daN in gathering. the bells of
rbi.r~ra= .lse high school and the courthouse
rtlnc and fr@ whistles blew. The Fire Depart
,eut made aa exhibition run and the boys of the
city who were wild with delight put the new con-
missioner Into carriage and drew her in triumph
through tI:e streets. The victory the
gratifying the youGG woman because there mad
been certain people Hio declared that
had no business in pubic Office and of the city
papers had refused TO print Miss Green's announce
ment thst she would stand. an ADVERTISE
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06

hles-iCoG peaches or bananas covered with whipped
reafn VIII look snowy enough. The cake should
be 2 white angel lady cake covered with white
icing : white icc cream may b" served in snow
ball form Frosted almonds, picked onions. peeled
radisnce potato salad. sliced chicken or smoked
Nalihut are other white foods
Small blocks Of ice With = hollow in the top filed
with water make novel fr Eerbowls
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06

GOV cred with blood In mis- hand. 1eche' was "
ried 10 the Gouverneur Hospital -, ,-i
a,o,+i,.as told the MAGISTRATE that Gluck hsd
served threa and one-half years in sing Si'- lN'
hurgf2r,- He Will he rearraigned To-Day anu IT,
-oanded o coroner.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06

The voTfen guests AT the garden party given at
,uo Austrian Embassy in Paris the other day
hlessed The ambassador when they found the walks
and shady alleys Of the gardens covered with
fova4r- Embroidered carpets The gowns
,bis o-rasur were Things Of beauty not By any
means fnrended he forever and the
hasssGor recognizing their ephemeral character
CONSIDERABLY saved them from contact with the
erE-el
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
FOR OTHERS
GLE4NTNGS.

Car7phor seems harmless thing. bur II * said
,bst a great many finding their de
s,rlctiou in IT. II Seems that they eat the appar-
entity rlnappetizn-; substance. and il produces u
form? of exh!la alton The habit is the insidi-
of,1 because il the associations Of drunken
pess and morphine and women become slaves to
If who would bc Horrifed at the idea Of using
drugs that nave acquired a reputation.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
What 2 day

WHAT 2 ddy
To sun me and do nothing, Nay. think
Merely To bask and ripen is sometimes
The Students wiser business.
To mix his blood with sunshine. ana to take
The wind into his pulses. Lowell
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
OTHER rEsTIvE LUNcHEcNs.

s.ow luncheon las ms with considerable
faycr TIE ccntT-pzee should consist OF s"ie kihd
~ fc.1.erv white flowers and plain Ah-.c Gina
xi.Sos.- a totcte o roiDr should be used Jne
Mace caies mey BE- Pointed with sao'T sceEcs and
q dainty bunch cf white nowcrs sii-:laf 10 tlo'e
~ ths ..rt.sf,lece may lie put at each plate. Tie
menu should ccps.st Utmost entifeiy of ~hiie co.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06

A thoughtful and generous member in the
Catsks. who has made II possible TO send out
ing parties says: I am having very lovely
summer. and when ] feel the cool hreezes l wish
could give an outing to every toiler in the hot
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-15
SOUTH WELCOMES IMMIGRANTS.

The south has been making efforts
ton from Europe that
the Foreigners m under
United 5
Besides the transportation companies also
shipload
the city went dovn 20 the and
This unusna that Il has been
The told the Russians
sRarse populated
already under cultivation
lie referred 20 the freedom
study institutions and
citizens.
An Interpreter translated the OF
grants and after the
responsive address In which he said other
"WE ARE Overwhelmed CITY
SHOULD GREET as. WE HAVE NEVER SPOKEN TO by
dsE OFFICIALS or OUR COUNTRY HARSH
mss, AND ALTHOUGH WE HAVE HEARD GREAT LAND
an FskhDoM IN II VERY HARD 10 REALIZE THAT
MfrftD no GRASP rhE HAND
"wE Will no ALL MAKE GOOD CITIZENS"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-15
TO INCREASE USE OF RICE.

High prices food
Rice has always been good
people eat very o.
They to prefer hgheplced foods that
nutrltioas.
company has been organized the southern that
Introduce this
Presumably It will about
introduction OF products
FAMILIES THAT FEEL
BILISOnd what family not2-WOULD
THE MERITS OF RICE As A FOOD.
~ Is easily dlgested, Is satisfying nut
We | cheap II
Asaies that hgh6r-prced foods.
with IA little milk added9
Really, racking
her brain find cutting weekly
bill.
well
Commenting the
the qualities OF the New
"ou OF
Houthe cereal condition
"In the other states Il reduced blue loboly
mushy. Inviting neither looks
form of rice pudding and similar compounds"
TnE PAPER ARGUES THAT III THE PEOPLE TAUGHT
HOW TO COOK RICE IN VARIOUS CONSUMPTION
WOULD INCREASE AT ONCE, AND THIS IL DOUBT
There dishes
people only knew how TO prepare them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-15
A DECADE OF IRON PRODUCT.

IN these days OF big statistics
be amazed at anythngsay xhangbu surely
OF ten of iron production this
suits
The hgues for the months OF furnished
Swami show production almost 135OOOO all kinds
iron and steel by the continuous
That Is than single either
Tact, considerably
hhese nations
At the will
tons, against little year.
TT ~ INTERESTING THAT THIRTEEN YEARS AGO THE
TOTAL OUTPUT THIS
COUNTRY PRODUCED
THIS N CERTAINLY AMAZING.
a
in 1897 the
1O000,O0O tons that well ebd the
Is not to be denied that
n slight reaction
Although
In the history Of the Steel
quarter with orders
new orders about 90 below last
IL certain that will be difficult
of the January
The steel think
and affect to believe that fall
make the
THERE ~ IN SIGHT ENOUGH IRON PRODUC-
TION AT THIS RATE FOR YEARS, PROBABLY
CENTURY II there shall be a
There question whether the the will
developed constantly likely
construction.
IL OF
Humed by child
for their benefit while only
pounds