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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-17
Aus DER ilenrn belt.
sutnpis.

Gbicaso. - Die Str1Benbabn>
frdge 1T nunmebr, penigitens 10 nett
ne ben StaDtratb uHo ben 8arserz
meifter onbetrifft, Biz auf 0eiteres
erlsoist. Mtt Der acknowledgement
Wacbrbsit bon 81 gesen IL Stimmen
Uoertimmte Der Staotratb oas 8etO
hes Ulalcrs in laden Der StraBsHz
bob%HOroiHan5eR unb nabm bic Groi=
non3en nohmals an, 10 baB lie nun
@eiss pspoeu. iObalb Iie in Der fomz
member 5rINa5rspabE Don Der
Wdberiduft sutgtheibsn porosn
fino. Die Sarp fir ben
siDeiten proceb seseR Cornelius q.
Sbea, ben Brdioenten Der Union Der
SubrIeute, uHo dnbere Qrbeiterfibrer
pesen @sridp6ruug onLdBlia oes
Strsits be- 6ubrLeute i'm Sabre 1905
1T iebt 3uitanos setOmmen uno am
WoHtas lit nit Der 9srbanoluna Be-
eonnen porbeH. - Die Gpi0emie dns
itedenoer 8raHtbeiten I6sint iebt en0=
Ii6, IopohI in 9inii6t Der 3ahl Der
Heu1nesmeloetsn Sale ais aud in Be
aug Der tOp0srapbiihtn @us6reituna.
ab3unebmsH. Die @roBdeIhnos
reHen bdben cine unterIa5gna
Der 9efhGftsmethooeu Der .4mss
rieuH S6OOI 5urniiure gOmpanh"
besOHHen, bic auge5lid ben aanssn
6onoel nit Shulm06eln mOnopolifrt.
- grsMapor Garter 8. 5arriion.
Der Ddbrtno oes Dinter in 9as
iabeHu, Sal. p.ilte, 1T duF Der Rid
rsiie nod Ghieago unO srtldrt, Ct
pirbe bic oemutratiife Termination
fir ods Mnporsamt annebmeH, renn
ie ihm angeboten piiroe. - 1os Up
Electromagnetic bat cine gntihei0und
oss 5upsriorserihts betdtidt, nad
Dsl1em bic Stuot G1icaso oerpflihs
ist 1T. Der g6itagoer unfoerFtdf nal
1er lsl5t fit bic unipgrFtdts : Wo6nz
BAUER, lni0eritdts Rsfauranis unb
mr. ods SpreHteln bsr Ruisnplate
lrsi 81 Iiefsrn. - 8~unossrihter ans
6srlon BAT idmmslits G;npaHOe oss
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-17
Nus flliIwaukss.


3uoIeid nit einsm 1iItritts-
unD siEem MunieipaIrihtsr iopis III
rem GIert oss carbohydrates.
nIfen 4 G6uloireciorsn &i ner
Hahl am /. 1instas i'm April erz
pGblt per0sn. DIR Sermin Don oieI
bon ben arsisridtsm Dot 2 SabrsH
erHanRten S6uloiTectOren, nGmIid
Der 0~ireetoren q. 9. 9inosnunn, Sol,
gfpens. SOhn Saoph IND QIsr. @an,
Iduft am /. Einstas i'm Sui ab. Wis
GanoiDat fir Shuloirsetor tann ieoer
Burger aufireten, Der 5sbu Sase Dor
Der BdbL cine petition nit 500 rH=
teri6rtfteH hinterlest.
Ri6tsr ReeIsn Bat bio @ntrise
Der gsrtbeiOiger oes Dru1srs 4eOs5
uno Dss frIberen @~oGntnclerts Otis
z. 5are duf MbpsiIung Der sesen bic
9enduHteu eiHssIsiistsH 9raftz4ns
iInge d5aeIebnt un0 Der grOceB piro
oemnd&ft 5ur @srbdHolung t0mmsn.
aeogb unb 5ore ino bstanHtIih be-
fhuloist. oas @ountn bsim Druid BON
Gtimm5etteln Iber's DIR gsbduen 81
5dben.
- 4uh bic Burger BON 5dles gorz
ners haben jebt Bel Der itaatIidsH Gi>
IeE6abncommifi5s Rlase aefihrt ii5er
bic BON Der Wlillpautee SiraBsn6abnz
gdelidaft geforoertsn 6abrrdten uno
bic 5eitiesuHs eiHes gsrehteren 6abr=
preifes beantrugt.
y SSn ibrem ienIationtasn groceKe
segen bic StraBsnbahnsefeaIhaft bat
Gillian Or. San, pelhe fir bic ange6a
LID BEL sinem StraBeHbubnunfoa err
Iittenen 8srlebungen $4,000 Sduz
beneridB forberte, BON elmer Sum So
600 5useiprOhen srbuIten. Die Sc
ieuihaft piro dbsr ieoenfaas segeH
cieies lrtbeiI a~ppsairsn.
SIN @eIu=A ubitorium nirb am
nG6IteR MittDph Die rOratoricul
GhOciation~ oss Marqustte 9olege eiz
men 9ortragsz4 bsnO Oerunftaltsn.
- Setb1 It moro. NH9eblin
aus Sdpermutb 6ssing i'm elterli6en
5duis, RO. BAT Is. Sir, Der 5ei Der
@traBsnbu bngefealdaft als @ermeHer
angeiteIts 28jGbrige Dalter Z. SEES
Sel6itmoro, inbem er @dr6plIdure
Derfhludte.
nn9Idds GdptteI. -
Sn Der Rdbe Der nDef Miluautse
Sb0ps" puroe Der 40 Sabre olte =.
MartO, bsIIsn 5eim in S6leiIinger=
ollie, @is., 1T, BON sinem ,3ugs Der
Milpauteez Balm i~iberfubren uno auf
Der Stsle est0otet. - Der an Detroit
Str. pObnbafts 40 Sabre alteS tredens
nrbeitsr Soba BAL nur0e an 6uBe
ber Gbicaso Strabe BON elmer Ram
girIocomotioe ii6erfdbren uno GER
malmt. - Der II Sabre alte Trant
Starte, go. 98S II. Sir, erlitt ourd
SturS BON isiuem 6abrrab einen
Bru9 bes rsdten geins. Der 81
Suhre ulte 0sihenitsasr @no9 Spans
puroe bei A%uslbung Isines 8erufs
am GuBe Der Rational aDe. ii6erfab=
zen uno ibm Der 4opf asrmaImt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-17
Mrnftt aues.

Prifet gtuss uno bebaItet oas Bette
Dieies Spranport bepGbrt Th BE-
IOuoers bei Mebicinen. SauIenoe ga.
milien bstrdHten 6orni's 9llpntrdu-
ter dls ibren 6ausar3t. sic BADEN
ibn geprift uno i'm fir gut uno Sus
OerIIfis beFun0en. 5srr Soiepb Ct
bet aus 5erre, pa, i6reibt: Der
MlpenfrGuter lit unler 6ausar3t. Sab
Te lang CUB id buRDerts Dollars fiji
DOetorrehnuHssn in metner Tamilie
aus. Dieies ssihab gu elmer 3eit, pr
l9 BON Nlpentrdutsr nod ni6ts ae=
bort bate. Gr bsilt unO perbinberi
pitIe i6tpere ue5el. 8ir baden ie6a
RiRDer, absr fsit isns Sa6ren, lett
BEN mir ben Mpsntrduter ~qe6ruudsn,
BADEN mir teiRsn Doctor i'm 6auIe ge-
bubt.~
6orni's Ilpenfrduter lit ni6t nit
onOere Meoicinsn in Npofbeten AT ba-
ben. gr pirb ben 9euten oirect per=
fauft ourh QOodldgentsn Der @ioens
Thinner, 1r. Better 6abrneb G Sons
Co.. 112-118 90. 5ppns Qpe., gbi-
cage. 81.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-17
eab.earota.

Sin gomiie osr Stdatsksislas
tur, nsIdss gentle 8eiaulbigungeu
sesen Staatsbeamis 81 untsriuhen
Bate, beibuIoigt grs9Ouo. 6erreio,
sroBs Summtn ais RDtbfOnos o6ns
gslsBlihe Qutoritdi gs3ossn 8u ba5en,
unb bic Stats 81 isn6abncommiTdrs,
in 8erlebuns BET SteatsDerfafung,
an eiusn 4HpaIt Gelo be5ablt al bas
Den.
Bel BEN oon bittsrsr aGlis 6es
slsitstsn lsbtsn farat5aren S6Hsss
iurm Tno in Der umeesenb Don
Sturgfs 3 Grausn umgslommsH.
5rau 5otpb WabI, bic Satin zines
9isaahters, erlaa Der adlis auf benz
Bess CUR Dot. Dds 5peiie Spfer
par bic gaitin zines Formers in
Reno. bic maj in ibrsr Wobnuna
ais h~sifssFrorens esihe auffanb. Sic
Bate ibrs IdmmiIi9en Wo6! als
5eismassrial 5srsrau4t. 6raa Ga
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-17

9tlu 9unotrien 3dlltu Die De
lsbpOrIaseu. bic bereits In Der Stats
lsgisldtur eingereiht potceu limb uno
Denn bic SsieBfa5rieantsu ale erleoiz
gen poaen peroen tie Bis HI ben 6ph.
iommsr biHein in SisunQ 6lei6en
mihen. 9roBentbeils ina lie niht
oos qapisr perth, auf Dem lie iteben.
D}it 8epiapunsen psrien bic 4b1es
oroneten nur 10 I'm iih, uno mas all
lein in Oen einsereihten 9prlagen fir
ben Shulmolo9 oerlonot uiro. aeAt
ms Ai6graue. 8eiIpie,sueiIe piro
Gle @infiibrung BON Scmmsrcurlen in
ben itaatlitsn RormaIi8ulen osrz
fiist ($30.OO0); cine SpecialIdule
fir bic 6eranbiloung Don O5erls6s
TERN, 9o6ihulmeiItsrR L.. l.. u. lou
erridtet peroen (minOtitens $780,
O00l unO in bisiem Stile as6t e. in
elmer san5en SdmmIun5 1bnliher
8orldsen peiter. 4uh me6rere Dor
ldsen, peIhe bic @ebaItser666una DON
Ri6terH. @ountpsS hdbmeinern uno
StaotratbsmitglisOsrn be3psden, lie
gen Dor. 9isl Spectacle perurTddfe
cine 8orldge, pelhs bic Ginfl6runa
oes 5rduenitimmrsnts O pertanaf,
einiiueilen a5sr an ben Qusi6ub 3us
riidDerpieien puros. Ssn Der GiIens
babRgeisBgebuns lit nod niats aeIhss
ben, uno es fdsint aud gar nidt, als
ob bic @eieBget-r ben @~orporationen
peb t6un perben.
Bon tolen Sunben puroen in
81. BduI7 gerioRsn le5i1en. Der
Staotratb ermddtists our Ginfibruns
oss Waultor63panges. SIN bitter
pom 66 Sabrsn 1T Sen. M. ,. 5lomsr,
ppltmeiitsr pon 81. paul, geitorben.
~ SIN boben 4lter oOH SO Sdbren
itarb bier gaipar 6tib. nadOem ibm
2 Sdse fri5sr feline I'm 2 Sabre jins
gere Satin i'm 3ooe ooraasgesaugeu
mar. 8sioe puroeR gtmeiniam 5sers
oiat.
Der @suerdIanpalt gouns BAT
i'm 8e3irtsgerint DON u a m en- 8 0.
elm ManoamusOerfohrsn segn bic 10
in oieiem State operiren0en @iiens
6abnen eingeleitet, Inn lie gu 5pins
gen, bic Don Der State 9aiIroao &c
Warebouie 9ommifion". perfugte
INSTRUMENTATION aus8ufibreH.
Su Dem 9aoen oon 6. U, 0tiz
naro in 8 atloi II ali 5rad Elm 6euer
Gus, 0as in Osm @titdftstbile beg
StGotdens einen @silmmtIhaoen BON
iber $45,0 dnrihitie.
Die 4nlegunl elmer slectriihsn
8abn 3piiten GrootfoH uno
W aple9atep miro 3eplant. bic ipd=
ter biz mad GrstiRe aussebebnt uno
bort AnIdluB an bic 5oos8abn finoeu
IOa.
= D0s grobe 2anen5s6dubs Der Sc
6riotr Ulebbsrrp in Dertsr fisl
iammt Snbalt siusm 8ranoe gum
0pfsr.
Sn MinntapoGts puroe
Sobn g. Quiri, Der isinsr8eit ben 3eis
tungsmann 70. q. Dopea t6otets, me-
gen SoOtI6Iass 81 Is SabreR 3uhte
bdus p%erurtbeilt.
3obert Sf0nieIoer, Der aIlein
ahf ieiner 5arm 81 BeGIiRgt0n
pObnte, Bat iid sriaofen.
5n Dem &duilloen BON 4elsr &c
S6sler in 0Itoia rihtsts 5suer eli
men Shaoen BON $4,000 an.
Die erit i'm Der8aHgenen 6er5it
BON 6. 10. 8enife er5aute Molterei in
1onglas nuE0e BON ruhIoier
9unO eingedihsrt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-17

Die 9orlase 5streffs ginfabs
runs Der 3%peicsntrate auf ben @iisns
bdbusn in bisIsm Staats 1T I'm Inter
hauis Der Qegislatar angsRommen
noroen.
Wit einsm Sdaoen p0n $45. 900
9ins 0as 5Ohi6ulssbduos in BAT
ne6it sinsr einridtang in
5Iommen duf.
Sionsp 5oroncs, Elm i%poblba6ens
Der gisb5ihtsr. melter liOIi6 BON
8Op0en pDbHte. III srfroren aafs
sefunoen porben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-17
CIR. Mlb. stOrs.
0S4 Dtnt q. 6tnelnnatl, cDts

0S4 Btnt Gt. Cincinnati, CDto
III ansriunut Der in DeutIhsu. Oshsrs
reidsr uHb ShEpsiser
Redtsfaatn
bel Gtrihtsn uuO duBtrseridtIi@ er1
fabrsnite n
Deatf6s Redts Goafaa
lent Nmerica's.
Die Don Jpn oRseftutsn
@Otlma4tsR al.
our gr3e6uns Don al
grbf 4aften !,
iiHo unbsitrsitbor uRO srfoIsuiA
sbeniO pie feline
9ormunDf4aftsn unb Q6e
mini trott0neR n
in GuropaunD America IN
6olsenos Offictlle Cite ~
@ermtbtsr Grbtn n
miro p0dentIid srnsusrt unb IN bic
etn5ige OlIfdHbtSs iN
america unb EUROPA.
RaeIer Dem jingeren, Qoplf au&
Epel5. 9rostlhel, s5oief aus RbbHRs
Sdeni. geo. Wottes, Bertha gmslsa
aus Wobsoori. Ghiiler, Gdrl GmGA
u. Sob. aus Gisfelo. 5acubeit, @eOr&
uno Wthast aus g~erbolsn. Obne4
iors, peter aus Ramfein. asbr, phil
l'2D aus 9aaptitubl. Mabsnba6Ha
GrisDt;9 aus Stsinpenoen. Rnob3
5eb. Sumter, Barbara aus 9ann. Sun&
ter, Wlagoy 5obaHn ano gliIab. oua
9ann. Sdroer. Aoolf aus MttteI<
broHn. 1eide, Otto 6sinri6 grnfk
aus UtiROsn. guB 9arl QI6srt aus
0berDeller. 6Oas. 4norsas ausl
Shramberg. gserbaum, Sulius aug
8apitid. 6eitmann, GrRit 5ans aora
3beoDor. Riae aus Woop0orf. !
S6tu. 3beobor aus Sipplinaea.
prabl, Soief aus Qlttirt. 1aber,
@srbaro aus Siloesbsim. alimpeI,
Sob. &drl aus misdsin. WisIanb,
Q0olf aus 8ielenJis. gartble, 8srRs
barb aus unier6ettringen. Bauer,
5rieor. @ottt. aus Mil6auTen. Wofr,
SOD. Sato6 aug Cttenbeim. Hlsig,
aarl aus Sub. Smibsr, Sofsf aua
4rnitorf. 6tsp, Gbriition uno Sob.
aus Steruba9. gritid. Brisbr. una
5risoer. aus p%letoelsbeim. Rlot,
0ilbelm aug Nsiler 3. ct. Ql5isL
5oief aus 06srssbis6dh. Gruppert,
Sob. Germ. aus Ndhtersbdh. 6riduf,
5aeob aus 5raHtfurt. Wisbert, qouiio
Qmalie. Stou, 5risorih aus Dnrms
berg. QrHoIo. 3oiei @ntoH aaS !
Sauernbsim. 6eTslbdfsr. georg gss
borsn in Qmsrita. Roth, @Ottlis5 aus
R~oqbauien. 6ofmdnn, Gliiabstbe
0itsnoorf. 6om5sr3. 6ugo aus Barr
men. a.bert, 5risbr. aug. aus Obsr.
planib. poess. 5rieOr. Qug. Dilb.
aus 0ieeeraUoenhain. Rott, Rihor5
aud 9loitsrnsu6ura 5. Dien. Gieu6e,
9arl 3beooor aus 9ornd. 5si&,
5rieor. Dilb. aus gie6srtpOlfpis.
aaus, Sob. Wattbdus aus 1raRlfurt.
arauih. Scb. aug 8iriIar. WOu,
Garl gbriftian (par in 1888 in Gins
cinHot). Qdsrmaun, @sore Wrr aus
geip3te.
Die OermibtsH grbsn ooer bsrsn
Ratbgsbsr psr6sn eriunt, Fa bis
rect an
Gbr. alb. Gter3,
534 stne Gtr., SnIbert 8Io9,
Room fl. Gtneinnafis Cbto an
wsnoeu, wetd9er eerne tpeitees
HuSfuuft ertbsttts
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-17
Qmrse 2ebeHSDauer Der Grs
fnDerl

90 III cine IoRDerbdrs 56qtfdbe,
ooB grobe GrfiHosr ssp0bnlid lein
hobss utter srrsi6sr. Oft Bat Der
LOB oisisIben o1bingsrafFt. iar8 nod
BEN ibTs 9rbsit pen GEfoIs sssr0nt
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-17

gran aus Sop5ar fano nan els
9side aaf Offensm 5elos. NO lie plbr-
iteinli9 oei5ma:srial iudts.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-17
Cdr. alb. Gtera,

534 stne etr., SnIbert 8IoG,
Rooua fl. Gtnetnnntis Gbto aW
wsn0eu, iUet6er eerue tpeitees
a%uSfunft srtbsitts
The sun., 1907-08-22
.FORSOOk BABY FOR ARSYNTHE.
Pushcart Man Has TO Have His wMe Sent 20
the w0rkhOuse.

MA Mary Mauro. a French woman.
wife Of Frank Mauro. an Italian pushcart
pedler, was sent to the Workhouse by
Magistrate Butts in the jefferson Market
police court yesterday in order that she
may be kept from absinthe and that her
nine-months-old girl baby may receive care
and food before II 10 too late.
The woman was arrested yesterday
afternoon in a small room in the basement
Of $50 Maodougal street She was lying on
a broken down bed in a stupor. with the
child beside her. The baby was too weak
to do more than whine. The mother was
arrested by Officers Stein and Curran of
the Gerry society after the society had
received a letter from her husband saying
that he couldn't keep her from drink and
from neglecting the child
When arraigned in court her husband
appeared against her Mrs Mauro looked
as IL she had just been rescued from some
hole in Chinatown. Magistrate Butts re-
garded the woman and the wan baby only
a moment and said that ct the Workhouse
Mrs. Mauro could be made to take bath
and that the child could be turned over to
some woman prisoner to be nursed
The sun., 1907-08-22

BiniSng Fund Cemmisslsn Meets Te-say 90
increase the nate on Bousss.


ssnlxlng Fund Csmmisslsa Messs Ts-say 90
increase tho nate On Bonds.
A special meeting OF the Sinking Fund
Commission has beep called for to-day TO
consider the financial situation In which tho
city nnds itself because OF its failure to ssll
its bonds. Mayor Mcclellan and Acting
Comptroller McCooey are satisfied that
under the present market conditions n 10
impossible to sell any large parcels Of cor-
porate stock carrying interest at the rate Of
per cent, and a sufficient length Of time
has been given TO the experiment Of trying
to sell bonds "over the counter TO demon
strate that the city cannot hope TO raise
much money by popular bond sales.
The city In in urgent need Of money for
the payment particularly OF contractors
now at work on public improvements and
in order that there shall be no shutting
down OF the work another sale of corporate
stock will have to be advertised speedily.
The purpose for which the Sinking Fund
Commission will meet to-day will be TO dis
cuss the question Of the advisability OF in
creasing the rate, Of interest on this issue.
II can be asserted that the interest rate
on the ten yesr assessment bonds which
are issued for street openings street paving
and curbings and new sewers will be raised
TO ~ per cent. and il is understood that
both Mayor Mcclellan and Deputy Comp
troller McCooey are in favor Of insuring a
large sale Of the fifty year corporate stock
by increasing the rate Of interest on that
class Of security also to ~ per cent. Comp
troller Metz has been consulted by cable
and il was learned yesterday that he ap-
proves of the suggestion for putting up
the interest on the city q bonds another half
per cent
The sun., 1907-08-22
GARDENER TURNS DETECTIVE

And MATHS a Wan VINO He Says Vas Con.
cerned In Assault 0n Olga schrsmek.
Justice of the Peace Byron OF Kingsland
n. j.. called up Police Headquarters yes
terday afternoon and said that an amateur
detective who had caused the arrest of a
man in Kingsland whom he had followed
for some days as on his way to New York
with a story that the prisoner was con-
cerned in the assault on Olga Schramek OF
Eighty second street and Thirteenth ave-
nue. Fort Hamilton, on July IS.
The Justice said that the man arrested
was William RAM who had said he worked
for a grocery firm in New YORK com
plant Of indecent exposure was made
ensack jail for fifteen days. more on ac-
count OF the story the amateur sleuth told
about him than for anything else.
Some time later a light skinned negro,
who said he was Thomas Seeley. gar
dener. OF Gravesend avenue, arrived az
Headquarters and announced that he was
the man who had been working on the
Schramek case. Seeley said that he thought
he knew who assaulted the Schramek girl,
so he had quit his joo right away and gone
to work on the case. In Kingsland yester
day he saw Ram doing something for
which he could he arrested. he said so he
turned him over to Justice Of the Peace
Byron Folks in kingsland got the idea
that Seeley was New York detective.
When Lieut. Keleher, in charge OF the
Detective Bureau. heard Seeley's story
he wasn't very much impressed. but de-
cided to hold him as a material witness
in the case until his talk could be investi-
gated Detectives who have been work
ing on the case will go to Hackensack and
talk with the man in Jail there Members
OF the Schramek family will also see whether
they can identify him.
Another man hustled into the Detective
Bureau last night and announced that he
had Just been appointed chief OF the Secret
Service and wanted to begin work. Lieut..
kelleher had him taken to the night court
and committed TO Bellevue. He said he
was Alvah Shea. driver ofN242 Greenwich
The sun., 1907-08-22
WIFE And HIS PARTNER GONE
BtT THEN RET, nv AFTER AN
tBSENCE or SIN DAYS.

Mrs. NoGet Left a Note Va ing God Told
Her to 60. hut the EN-ReN. \. -. Whee-
don. nNr. Monct's Partner. Left No
Otc-Nothiug Immoral says husband.
Charles w. MofTet Of 54s Bergen street
called at police headquarters in Brooklyn
yeste day to report the simultaneous dis
appearance of his seventeen-year-oldbr BRIDE
Anna Mofet. TO whom he was married less
than two months ago, and Asbury s,
Wheedon. who was formerly a Methodist
minister attached to the Florida conference.
but who gave up preaching eight years ago
and has since been partner Of Mr.. Moffet
in the manufacture of packing boxes.
Mr.. Moffet furnished this written memo-
randum of the case:
My wife. Anna. has disappeared. SO has
my busi ness partneIT, A. ; Wheedon; Miss
God had told her to leave me and that shs
would be back when God told her TO come
f%nsc Ser Under rssS@. Ss son
troll. nothing OF an immoral nature suspected.
supposed TO be religiously misihd. aged IS
waist. blue and black Se ssiTt last a esa @ es1ins
TS"r:dsS % az % sitsrpoSn aee' "% w Whsedon 7;
81 years old, height about 5 feet 10 or II
inches. weighs 2I0 pounds. light hair, gray
straw hat; husband Is almost distracted
with grief; will forgive her II she will return
Immediately.
This ls the note which Anna left behind.
God has told me to-day that you have not
surrendered TO Him. that there W ould be
trouble Tonight when YOU come home. So
l have decided TO stay away until God tells
me to come back. ANNA.
Mr. Wheedon and Mrs Mofet returned
late last night TO the Moffet home. They
said there had been no elopement. MI.
Wheedon announced that there had been a
reconciliation and that he would continue
to live with the Moffets
THE idea that we went away with the
intention of eloping is preposterous," he
said. Mrs. Moffet has been away from
her home, staying with friends. since last
Thursday. She did this to discipline her
husband. He was unkind 10 her"
Before they came back Mr.. Moffet
said that his missing partner had .
wife and TWO grownup children at
Elizabeth, n. }. Although MIR. Wheedor
lived in Brooklyn so that ne night give more
attention to business, Mr. Moffet sa id that
he frequently visited his family and took
good care of them.
Mr.. Moffet had been over TO Elizabeth
since his bride disappeared, but was unable
TO learn anything about her or his partner
Remember" he said in his talk with the
reporters. that there is nothing immoral
between the minister and my wife. |
know them too well to think any such thing
as that. They were always proper and
well behaved. II must toe a case of religious
fanatcsm."
Mr.. Moifet said that he became acquainted
with his wife who was Anna Retter, at Ridge
wood about n year ago, and that after ten
months courtship they were married by
his partner.
The sun., 1907-08-22
STOLE From JESUIT COLLEGE
Gerry Society Gets . Prisoner whose Size
Bellies Hts Age.

Frederick J. Gosieniecki. who is only ~
years old but has a ply sique even bigger
than his name, weighing about i75 pounds,
disappeared awhile ago from Manhattan
College ct i3ist street and Broadway, where
he had been employed az an errand boy.
Several days later, on August Q, Brother
Edwards, one Of the Jesuit priests In charge
Of the college, learned that 500 worth OF
silverware had been missed from the kitchen
and that a check for S., made payable to
him, was not TO be found His investiga-
ton pointed to the boy a. the suspect.
On the pretense Of having some work for
him Brother Edwards got the boy TO call on
him yesterday. Al the college, said Brother
Edwards. the boy confessed to taking the
silverwsre and said hs had forged Brother
Edwards's name TO the check and oashed IL.
He was arrested by Detectives Rinklemeyer
and Thompson OF the West i2sth street
police station on charges Of forgery and
burglary. When the detectives noted his
size they balked at taking him 70 the Chill
dren's society rooms, but finally landed
him there.
The sun., 1907-08-22
cor 50 900 ~ DAYLIGHT HOLDUP


PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 2l.--Three armed
men this afternoon held up and robbed
William H Hicks. paymaster Of the Schaum
a Uhlinger Company. manufacturers of
textile machinery. Hicks is now in the
Episcopal Hospital suffering from a bullet
wound in his left arm. He lost a satchel
containing 5000 in cash belonging to his
employers
The holdup took place at O'Clock about
midway between North Penn Junction on
the Pennsylvania Railroad and the Shannon
and Uhlinser establishment. The funds the
thieves got were the wages 10 be paid out
tomorrow to employees Of the factory.
Hicks. az was his custom. had been to
the bank. where he had drawn the sum in
coin and notes Of smah denomination. He
lett the train at North Penn Junction. With
him were two other employees who are said
to have been detailed as bodvguard and to
have carried loaded revolvers.
After crossing the railroad, which is
hanked by an embankment Hicks and his
comrades started for the short walk to the
factory office. They had gone but few
yards. however. when they were confronted
by three roughly dressed men who poked
revolvers into their faces.
One man seized Hicks's satchel. and
though Hicks struggled he was forced to
emptied their revolvers at their victims,
and Q bullet lodged in Hicks's arm.
The fusillade alarmed the neighborhood
and 100 men and boys took up the pursuit,
One Of the men ran toward the railroad
tracks and escaped.
His companions, with their weapons
drawn, ran to Third street and Allegheny
avenue, where they leaped on q passing
trolley car. and pointing revolver az the
motorman's head ordered him to put on
all H. H.
by this maneuvre, pulled the trolley pole
from the wire and brought the car to a stop.
The man on the front platform, identified
as H. Saunders, a former employee Of Che
Shannon and Uhiinger Company, wac can
turod and turned over TO the police. His
companion esraped
The sun., 1907-08-22
PICkPOCKET SCHOOLS RECESS,
For an Alleged Fssin and His ArNui Esodss-
Are Arrested.

Louis Negin, an alleged Fagin. was
picked up Tuesday night at the corner
Of East Houston and Orchard streets by
Detective Lander Of the Central Once. who
also got one Of Negin's pupils. Two other
members Of his school escaped Lander
who had considerable experience with pick
pockets schools while attached to the El-
ton 60 on. he says, for some time before
making the arrest.
Negin ID ~ years old and lives at 1877
East Broadway He has been in the work.
house as a suspected pickpocket Magis-
court yesterday morning sent him TO the
New York City Reformatory. His alleged
pupil, Hyman Kofsky. 10 years old. Of 4s
LUDLOW street. was remanded to the Chill
dren's Court.
The sun., 1907-08-22
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