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Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
LETTER LIST.

The following is the list of lcttasn
remaining uncallod for in the post
Office Mt Prescott. Arzona. for tho
week ending October 81, 1907:
Miss Inez Ash. T.. Anderson. Mrm
Florence Anderson, john Ansdcl, 7. q.
Batch, ". ID. Barnes. John Brown. DR..
Stodinrd Burg. e. T.. Burton, a. G.
Byers. Tom Cassidy. Crane Co.. Joha
Congill. Frank Crosby Mrs. Dickson.
Mrs. Geriio Dunn. Gus Engrall. win
Evans. MINNIE. Edwards. James Evere
(2), Mrs. En-. Elmer, Mrs. Gable. MrS.
Ella Gable. T.. X. Lumber Co., Mike
Greylish. Major -. u. Gordon, q. q.
Goodwin. Reed Grover. Mrs. \. y.
Goodrich, Miss Martha Jarps, Miss
Marry Jones. y. u. Johnson. A. N.
Kelsey. Bobbic Larois, &. y. Lcitrh,
". II. Littlcton. y. Lindsey. T. a..
Iugo. Charles Lynch. Pat Lying. L.. ".
Martin. Walter Miller. Walter Milia,
Billie Mooney. Jack Mullen. William.
Murrcy, Patrick McAvol. Rose Me-.
Donald. l.. u. Mcfarland. Robt Pricc,
Natal Rosa. \. u. South. Home Tcle-
phone, y. Trcrtly. George uhl, Harry
vigor. Robert Wilson. Miss Mildred
Williams, W. \. yacgcr. W. H. Saith,
Mrs u. Smith
Spanish.
Pablo Aguilcra. Mrs. Francisco Ar
VIA. Placido Avila, Ramon Arguclias,
Antonio Acosta, jose Altamiran0,
Carmen de Altamipauo Na.nrio Or~-
Ella. Felipe Gracia, Bcnito Lizarai,
Ycpox Mcgurnfc, Pedro Moliaa. Mig
ucl =. Perez. Pedro Rivcs (2), Remois
Rodrigcz, feloincno Rodrigucs. Leon
ordo Spite. GilibaIdo Soto. A. Villa
(:). Auri'is Ningomo1. Salvador vsr~
soda.
Psrtic. calling for any Of the above
letters will please say Advertised. !"
A. l.. SMITH. =. NJ.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30

Hrom Fridays Daily
Del Rio Visitor.
Mrs. John Mason Of Del Rio vis-
i'cd here YESTERDAY
Here From Humboldt.
Ex-County Recorder v. l. Johnsol
Is in the city from Humboldt
Aqua Fria Stockman Here.
j. X. Wells is IN the city from mis-
stock ranches in the Aqua Fria lis
trict.
Back From His Mines.
James Manoncy returned Yesterday
from visit TO his mines in the Black
Rock district.
A Short Visit.
Pctor Mackiu. the Groom tr.ck
stockman and miner. paid u short bust
ness visit To- the city ycsiordry.
stockman Visits.
!. ". Sullivan. one of ID. lnrp.st
stock owners in northern Arizona. e.
in the city from his ranches and ranges
near Scligman.
Stopped over Here.
y. W. Green, who has mining inter
csts in this county, stopped over hctc
yesterday on his way from Alask, to
his home in Providence. H. I.
Report Heavy Rains.
Parties who arrived here lis, nigh.
from California report heavy rains he
tween here and Needles. The precip-
itaiion was heavics, between Scligman
aud Ash Fork
Expected Home Soon.
+. N. Murphy. president of the :.
r., i. q =. Railroad company, and NJ.
socint,d with number of other en-
tcrpriscs in the county. - expected
home November I, from an extended
visit in the cas-, aud Europe.
Back From the South.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Carroll of Hum
boldt have returned here from an *
tended trip through southern Arizona.
They will leave for their HON" in
Humboldt in few days
In From Copper Creek.
Frederick T.. Small. u Boston min
ing engineer, returned here last nigh;
from the Copper Creek section. TWEEN
tyhve miles east 81 MAYER. where &c
* engaged in making m expert ok
animation of several mining propor-
ties.
Home From Chicago.
Mrs. T. l.. Schultz and daughter.
Miss Bernicc. arrived home last nigh:
from n wish, with relatives in Chi
cage. They We're accompanied here
by Miss Mary Rice Of Chicago. who
intends Ia make nm extended visit.
Back From Iowa.
Mrs. +. u. Stecs. former resident
of Poland. has rciurn,d from Iowa.
where she has resided during the
past few years. She IN the guest of
her daughter. Mrs. william Rhoadcs,
Mt jerome Junction. Mrs. stecs and
Mrs. Rhoadcs visited here yesterday.
William Crctcnlow. brother of Mrs.
Stces. recently arrived here from
Kentucky lie il also the gucst Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhoadcs.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
DID MISS SAPP
GUT HER OWN
THROAT?

lola, Kan. Oct. 2j.-Thc prclim.
mary hearing of Samuel +. Whitlow,
charged with the murder Of May
Sapp. continued today. The man
point brough, out. yesterday. was the
disagreement Of two physicians, one
saying Miss Sapp could have cut her
own throat. and the other saying II
was impossible. The prosecution. to
day. began It's attempt To disprovc
Whiilow's story. TO the cficc, that
the girl killed herself because 10
would not clope with her.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
LARGEST COAL DOCK

DULUTH. MINI, Oct %. -on Sc
count ~ the increased dcmand zoe
coal IN the northwest, the riiisburg
Coal company has decided 20 hula
here NJ once the largest c"al doek !"
the world The construction ~ tho
dock IL ~ creates, importance 10 tbs
development of the northwest. ne ~
will give that territory coal all tho
year around The dock sill cosi o..
900 900
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
CELEBRATIONS At JAMEsrowN.

q NORFOLK, Va, ODE 'e..EA aum-
Wr Of special colebraaops coIAhtuej
IA bring about an un,snslly lager at
tendance nj the Jameyqwn exposition
today. Greater sAorfoik wv
q Roanoke Day" and ,.aC9ufebwate
Veterans Day" bropgh, hgndreds %
visitors from all over this sec,i9p. 90
Virginia.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
-
WILL TAKE ADVANTAGE
OF SIXTY DAY PRovfsroN.

BALTIMORE. Nd. Ou - Dur
ing ran ~ the east branch - the
Home bank. wbies began Yesterday
and continued increasingly To-Day, the
dcposiiors were notified tho hsak
would take advantage ~ its cAsrtsr
provision permitting, 90 demand. u
sisty-dAy notice ~ withdrawal o!
funds
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
SPREADING RAILS
CAUSE Of
WRECK

LEXINGTON, Oct. -. Spreading
of the rails caused Chesapeake &
Ohio train No. 80. going west from
Ashland to Lexington, to jump the
rails Mt klondikc station, thirty miles
east Of here. this afternoon. The cx.
pres. messenger was fatally hurt. a
trunk falling on him. Many pa-Scn-
gers were bruised, none seriously.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
TUCSON DEFEATS HERMosILLo

Special 10 the Jorrnal-Minor.
TUCSON, Ariz., Oct 25.-In a de-
cidedly one'sided game here today.
Tucson defeated IIermosillo by score
Of II TO o. Interest in the outcome ~
the tournament il now at fever heat.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE or
PRESS CLUBS ELECTIon

BIRMTNUHkM, Ala. OF y.
The Iniernstionai League 81 i'rrs~
clubs. IN session here since Ta.s'isy.
elected ofhesrs iodsy. ard sjlogrnsS
60 meet nest year in SEATTLE, Wash.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30

The Journal Miner hiss bsiter fssi
ities for sob phn,iag than ell the ~
Aces combined In northern Ariross.
with superior facilities, u ran tsrs
o., better work 10 qsishsr time snj
~ a lower cost
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30

JournaI.Miner want adj. will get you
anything you want.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
Left for Camp.
Packing His Fruit.
Home From the East.

Gcorgc IT. Lynch. president an
general manager Of the Trianglc Nine
company and the Bannie Mining com
psny, arrived here yesterday from M
extended visit in Kansas and Okla
homa on mining business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
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From Thursday's Daily
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
Sends In Hides.
Will Leave for Dunkirk.


John Fitch and william CASTOR will
leave today for the Dunkirk mine In
the Slate Creek district, where they
have accepted positions with Elliott
4 Drescher of this city, which firm
ha. force Of men engaged installing
mae ninery there.
Lsft on Trip.
Laurence Martin left last night On
the southbound train for Wirkenbufa.
where he will meet Pat TwOmey,
They will leave WietcnbuiR today for
Parker. where they will cross the
Colorado river on an extensive pros
poeiing tour NJ the dirirctr tributary
to The proposed extension ~ the Arr
zons 4 California railroad through
California.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
In From Copper Creek.

Frederick T.. Small Boston mis-
ing engineer. returned here last nigl
from the Copper Creek section. twcr
tyhve miles east Of MAYER, where d
* engaged in making an expert .,
animation of several mining propc
tt.u
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
Expected Home Soon.

+. N. Murphy, president of the !
f., T.. q y. Railroad company, and n
socint,d with n number Of other -
icrpriscs in the county, - e1pccte
home November I. from an ox,cndc
yisit in the east aud EUROPE.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
Investigated Water Power.

T.. u. Meek arrived home yesterday
morning from the Bill Williams Fork
country. where he Investigated waicr
power propositions He stated that he
saw a largo amount ~ dcscr, land "a
that region that could be probably
reclaimed 10y The building of water
storage reservoirs.
Sends In Hides.
Yesterday, Clerk Peter received the
hldes md scalns Of ihfer larVe henT.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
Home From Chicago.

Mrs r. l.. Schultz aud daughter
Miss Bcrnicc, arrived home last nigh
from visit with relatives in chi
cago. They were accompanied her
by Miss Mary Rice Of Chicago. VIII
intends ~ make IN cxiended WRIT.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
Back From the South.

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Carroll of Hun
boldt have returned here from an .
tended trip through southern Arizon
They will leave for their HON"
Humboldt in a few davs.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14

States. So If there were any desire FOR
war with the United States. Il is easy
20 be seen that Japan has too much on
her hands already 20 engage IN one.
Commercial strife Only.
The only issue between Japan and the
United States IS one Of commerce. IN this
there jig spirited rivalry. but such rivalry
exists among aII nations The states
men Of Japan are wise and prudent men
and they are not counting trouble
"I do not think the decision % send
our latJle-ship fleet 10 the Pacific oc-
casioncd any alarm In Japan. OF course
il was discussed and commented upon 81
great deal uut the Japanese did not seem
10 regard it as a menace 10 them They
rather took the position that the United
States has large interests IN the Pacific
and B., was no more than reasonable o.
suppose that a part OF our battle ships
should us .u PacluC waters. As for Japan
wishing t0 acquire the Philippines. the
issue mas never been seriously considered
by that naJIou-cyrtaluly she has no de-
sire to acquire the islands at the expCRse
of q war
Air Wright Intends 20 return az once
to his home ia Memphis He said that he
had made no plans f1r entering politics
iU Tennessee.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14
NATURE FAKERS ON The GRILL
Buffalo Jones" Takes Sharp Fling
at Rev. William J. Long.
Rancher and Animal Trainer Comes
TO the Defense of President
I'm His Controversy.

Kansas City. Mo. Sept f3.-I any one
is competent to talk about wild animals
and their habits, It's Buffalo Jones" Of
Kansas, Arizona. the Yellowstone and
other sorts Of fame. He has lived among
them. captured them. trained them. and
may be expected TO know something
about them. He has a herd now on a
ranch in Kansas. Nearly all these stories
are most absurd. Buffalo Jones says.
Rev. William J. Long, for instance. IS
an especial offender says Jones. .'NIr.
Long and I are friends socially, but we
win disagree about animals. That eagle
story is the limit In the eagle story Mr..
Long, he whom President Roosevelt re-
Gently griIled, described how the mntnAs
bird put one Of her young on her back
and taught it how to fly by swOoping
through the air, up and down from great
heights"
Mr.. Jones says that story IS baby
talk After which he adds: And Mr..
Long IS my friend"
He says animals have no instinct. that
they do only what the mother teaches"
Buffalo Jones continued: L asked him
how 1t was, if that be true. that wild
geese hatched out by a hen gave the IA
miliar cry and started south when cold
weather came. The hen didn't teach
them that And that story about the
wolf biting into the heart Of a moose
was, II anything, more ridiculous?"
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14
ANOTHER RECORD SMASHED.
la Provence Makes HnVre Trip iu
q Days, / Hour. and Minutes.

New York. sept I3.-Ths was a day Of
records broken en- the ocean. for the
French liner La Provence won glory
for the French coiors by arriving here
from Havre in days, hour and min
utss. having Travelled in that time a dis
tauce of al}1 miles. Her own previous
record for the distance was days. q
hours. and % minutes. Her average
speed on the present trip was 22OS knots
an hour. The weather was conducive 20
speed. 1t was fine with the exception
OF two DAYS, September S and 10. when
fog and rain with rough head seas pre-
vailed.
Capt Alix. who was IN charge. is the
commodore Of the French fleet lie has
been In command of the FrenchmaU ever
since she was commits lssioned. Before he
took charge Of la Provence ne pil0ted Ia
Savoie and La Lorraine
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14
GETS AN ELEPHANTS TAIL.
Secretary Loeb Finds Emblem of
Authority in HIS Mail

Oyster Bay, n. Y. Sept 13.-When Sec
Tetary Loeb opened a package which
came in his mail to-day and discovered
a long tuft Of coarse black hair set i'm a
leather handle OF curious workmanship
his first thought was that some Western
enthusiast had sent in the scalp Of an
enemy OF the administration.
A letter accompanying the gift explain
ed its source and significance. Ernest
Lyon, United States consul at Liberia.
had sent the queer-looking object Nj
Lyon wrote TO say that it was an eIe-
plants TAIL and that mounted on it's
leather handle II was the emblem Of
authority among African kings.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14
CUBAN SCANDAL PREDICTED.
Suit Against Former Consul General
at Havana May Bring Revelations

HuAt AEaAHsi = oFmer consul General
at Havana May Bring Revelations.
New York. Sept. I3-Frank Steinhardt.
who, until July 1 last. was United States.
consul general at Havana. and who for
some years has been the leading Amer
lean politician in Cuba. was served to-
night with papers in a suit which prom
ises to be but the beginning Of series
of revelations regarding closely allied
political and business conditions on the
island
Steinhardt. who was appointed consul
general by President Roosevelt and held
the position for five years. despite the
efforts OF enemies TO oust him. had the
summons and complaint thrust in his
hands as he was dining with friends at
the Hotel Imperial The suit is instituted
by ex-Judge II. J. Reilly to recover $4,000
alleged 10 be owed by Steinhardt on an
option to the purchase Of an electric rail-
road IL Santa Clara province
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia
and Maryland-Fair ard warmer
to-day; tomorrow. fair; light
east to south winds.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14
Cannot Exclude JapRnese.
Merchants Are GInd


ri.
Realizing that lights OUT means TO the
merchant money out" the Capital Elec-
trio Company. Of 1E3 @ st NV. a new
and progressive electrical house that is
hustling for a Greater Washington. has
inaugUrated Qn connection with their gen
eral electric business) a Saturday night
service from ?. m. until 1880. The spirit
and vim with which this young company
does things has made for them many
friends. and their night service has al
ready proved a money maker to more
than one merchant
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14
LGSITANIA BREAKS
ATLANTIC RECORDS
Makes Trip in Five Days and
Fitty-fOur Minutes.
MEETS EXPECTATIONS
Voyage from Queenstown to
New York Satisfactory.

Great Crowd Greets Immense Tur-
hiuer as She Comes Into HarbOF
Average Speed for Whole Run Was
2S.oi Knots Per Hour, Which No
ship Has ExceIIed on Maiden vow
nge-DeIayed Some Time by Fog.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

The Sunday issue Of The Wash
ingtOn TIerald is giving substantial
returns to its patrons. 1t is not
too big 10 be read; it does not
weigh a pound; It is not full Of
freak features. but the news is
there. and the quality is there. and
il is read through and through
by appreciative and discriminating
readers. Ii is the sort of news
paper that gives the advertiser
results. The fact Is demonstrated
with every issue.
Failure TO use such a medium
means a missed opportunity to get
more business.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14

Southern Railway announces dIscontin-
uanCc trains Nos. Z5 and Zl6. between
Washington and Strasburg, Va. last train
leaving Washington. Saturday. September
Il. returning last train arrives Washing
ton Monday, September l6 1867
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14

Sandusky Ohio, Sept l3.-John Whit
worth. president Of the Commercial
Bank and treasurer and manager Of the
American Crayon Company, died early
to-day Of heart disease.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY

Pages, TEHEGR
l-Lusitania Breaks Ocean Record.
Admiral Evans Resents Criticism.
Labor May Strike in Canada.
Mature Fakers on the Grill
S-Chanler Urged for Presidency.
S-New York Dressmakers Leculred.
News OF Maryland and Virginia.
LOCAL.
l-Reyenue officers Given Lecture
l-R. Z. Holiday Hurt in Explosion.
Wright Scouts War Talk
l-Wife-beater ON Rampage.
Booker Washington Addresses Race
MANY Visit Haunted" House.
4-Metcalf To Stay In Cabinet
5-Gourdain Discards Millions.
MANY Episcopal Priests Moved.
l2-District Estimates Submitted.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14

Every Saturday and Sunday via PennsyI-
vania Railroad. Tickets good returning
until Sunday night All regular trains,
except Congressional Limited
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14
CAPERS CAUSES STIR
New Head Of Internal Rev
enue Warns Employees.
SCORES 0VERZEALOUS MEN

Reminds Officers That Revenue Lrws
Are ns Much for the Honest Bust
ness Man as They Are TO Detect
CTiminaIs-Urges Display ef Judg-
ment In Performance of Duty.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14
Cheap Excursion to Harpers Ferry.
MnrtinEburE, Berkeley Springs, and
Cumberland and Return.

SO a. m. sunday, September Is. from
Baltimore and Ohio station, Washington
Round trip rate to Harpers Ferry and
Martinsburg, $.60; to Berkeley Springs
$.35; to Cumberland. S2.00 Splendid op,
portunity for days cutting.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14
EVANS Is ANGERED
BY MYERS LETTER
Admiral Strongly Resents
Criticism Of Officers.
TROUBLE JAMESTOWN
Communication to New York
Editor Made Public.

Member Of Board of Governors of
jamestown Exposition Writes Re-
Buking Naval Commander for Atti-
tude Toward Public, and Prompt
When He Learns of the Affair.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14
Baltimore and Return. SI.25,
RnIffmoTe A nbFa II u

Every Saturday and Sunday All trains
both ways. both days, except ROYAL Linn
tied. City Offices 1417 G st. and 6lg Pa.
ave.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14
Opening Knox Fnm Hnts
s1.25 10 RaItinore and Re1nrn

B. H. Sdnemetz & Son Co. 120I f St
Our s. hats have style and quality.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14
COLLINS DRIVEN OFF
Glen Echo Posse FOiled in
Attempt to Arrest.
MUCH AMMUNITION IS WASTED

Town Marshal Fired Upon When He
Triss 40 Serve Alleged Wife-beater
with WaFTRnt-LiveIy Skirmish in
the DarLness-WfH Starve Out the
Fugitive--NeighbOFs 10 the Rescue.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14
DepositIng Your Funds in banking

Dept OF Union Trust Co. 1914 r ST in
sures both protection and profit Under
control of L. 5. Treasury Dept. Interest
on all accounts. Deposits subject 10 checI,
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14

In Carte Lunch Served Daily
At Eckstein's from y to g. I4l2 n. Y. ave.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14

To Buy Furniture

Attend Sloan's sales. 1407 G St A large
one to-day opening promptly AT 10 a. M.
Everything you need. No reserve prices.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14
SCOUTS TALK OF WAR
Not Even Respectable Nom
sense" Says Mr.. Wright.
JAPAN HAS ITS HANDS FULL

Korea, Manchuria, and China Fur
nish All the Problems with Which
IOmHt-COmes Direct from Tokyo
and Meets Secretary Tnft En- Route.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14

October S. 1907. Remember the date.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

of the Automobile Club of Great Britain. and piston
displacement rather than price was the deciding
factor. 1nasmuch many of the other cars were
of twice the power of the little Columbia the per
formance is noteworthy.
Z. f. McMaster has associated himself with the
Continental CaOutchOuc Company of America as
Western sales manager.
Mr.. McMaster has until lately been associated
as Detroit manager. with the Firestone Tire and
Rubber Company, and has been connected with
pneumatic tire interests for more than ten years
His acquaintance with automobile manufacturers
and the trade is extremely large.
Mr.. McMaster is a who is liked by every
body and is considered Of the efficient OF
tire After a short vacation he wir
his duties In the Middle West, with headquarters
at Detroit. Mich.
The Increasing number of manufacturers who
using Truffa Hartford shock absorbers as a reg
uar equipment and the demand from jObbers this
summer. TO say nothing of the local trade have
necessitated the installation OF a look
solely after the sales of the Hartford Suspension
Company. President Hartford last week appointed
Ernest r. Waterman sales manager for the
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
az THE GOLF LINKS.
OFFERS AND CLARK TIE.
frederick Herreshof Wins First
Presidents Cap at Ek1Canok.

manchester. Vt. Aug I'm the final thirty
hole contest for the first presidents cup
s-A,bv = in The golf tournament On the Ekwanok
'cpnb links Frederick Herreshof of Garden City,
- = = defeated George Borup. Of New Haven 6
I'D : te play The young Yale golfer
.,.r-ad - comJ,lete reversal of yesterdays play
~ 1,-as : down al the end of the morning
- This afternoon he managed 10 hold his
Sno~er,t down but could not win back holes,
- she match ended on the thirteenth green.
The governors cup went TO Edward w.
- al Of Ekwanok. who beat c. West Tain
- ricb-aend County. ( up and to play
!, +oas, Clark Burnham. Dyker Meadow. 81
,.,os n heat J. D Woodfin, Rutland, in the final
sor the Manchester cup
Ta-orne d Travers. Montclair, and Edward w
clark tied for The best gross score medal in the
- bandicar and there was triple tie for the
=. score urize Of q between l. s. Kerr. of Gar
=, CIV: y G Carman. Of Dyker Meadow. and
r. Y Fowler
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

this was sufficient TO draw a crowd which Scheu-
ing found handling the negro Ear from deIieately.
The detective hurried into the on the run and
succeeded in getting his prisoner in midst
of a shower Of stones. sticks and refuse
The crowd was still pursuing Scheuing and his
prisoner and no reserves were in sight. when the
arrival OF the delivery wagon of a Bronx news
paper drew the attention OF the crowd. On ths
seat OF the wagon was a unconscious. bleed
ing at the throat and head and with his clothes
badly cut up The driver Of the wagon. Rudolph
Ragoti. explained that his passenger was Vim
cenzio Monabergo. who had got into n1ix-up
with Tony Martrisa- at Courtlandt avenue East
14Sfh street Martrisa had fed after leaving the
mark of brick on his opponents head and cash
in his throat.
The arrival of the reserves this juncture set
the crowd moving The negro. who said he was
Thomas Porter. OF No. $40 Grove street. Brooklyn,
admitted the assault on the legless white man,
Frank Barrett. but said he had good for 10.
as Barrett had stolen his wife. who is a white
Barrett is having fractured skull treated
in the Lebanon Hospital
Scheung then started of in pursuit Of Martrisa.
and succeeded in capturing his man Up late
hour last night Mrs. McLaugh1in-s pocketbook had
not been found. but Scheuing still hunting for
IT and hoping that he would not run into any more
instances of the .crime wave until the job in hand
was finished