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The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-31

sir" remarked the solemn traveller, "vou appear to be one who is making
 Well replied the clerical-looking stranger, I'm sometimes accused of making the good and the bad ones fight. I'm a whisky distiller, Cath olic Standard.
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Francis c. Duffy.

Francis G, Duffy, "A years old died very suddenly in Orange, Sunday at the home Of Christian Wrinkle, on Tur- key Hill, where he has boarded for the past nine years. The ndn has been a town charge for number of years
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OBITUARY NOTES.
sfrs snrnh Parker cowelI.

e3AAS SNA"AA 4 Nos'NAts
 Funerdl services will be held in the chapel of Evergreen cemetery to-mor- row afternoon at ? o'clock for Mrs hary Parker Cowell whose death oc- cured at f1icksville, l. r, on Friday.
 Mrs, Cowell was 7s years of age Her husband for many years conducted q .cafe and restaurant on State street.
 She is survived by four children, Mrs. Eussvie Pascual and Miss Sarah Cowell of Hicksyille, L. |; Mrs. Juliette Cur tiss of New York, and Mrs. Franklin A. Park of Townsend avenue, Morria Cove
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Hnlen c. RroMn.

The funeral of Helen c. Brown, daughter of Hugh and Margaret Brown, will be held from her late residece, 5y Winchester avenue, this morning
 Miss Brown was 13 years of age, and her death resulted from congestion of the lungs.
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.DoINGS IN REALTY
Record of Transactions Filed at the Town Clerks Office
 Yesterday.
The following transactions in real estate were recorded yesterday:
 Omit CIasm Deeds.

Cornelius Fellowes, ct ux, to An drew Moorhead, ct als,, 45 feet on Gamer street; $1,2OO.
 Carlo Sepoli to Michele Cocepiello, 50 feet on Pine street; $215.
 Moses Taylor to Yale University club, 60 feet on York street,
 Lucius P. Deming to R. A. Scholz, 77 feet on Lenox street; S55O.
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MT. P. F. Smith, Misses Gertrude and Maymie smith of New Haven are guests of the Prince George hotel of New York city.
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MT. and Mrs. A, B. Parker and daughter, Dorothy, have returned to 1 Worcester, Mass, after a pleasant Christmas vacation with their mother Mrs. M. O'Keefe.
 Ms. Braslin and Miss Mae Braslin, of New York City, are spending the holiday vacation as the guest of Mir and Mrs. John Braslin. of 16S Grafton street.
 Mrs. osgood, of Blake street. has gone to Ocean Grove to spend a week with her sister, who spent Christmas ! with her in New Haven.
 Miss Rose sagal, of Bridgeport, will be the guest of Mir and Mrs, Louis M. sagal in this city and will attend the Harmony ball on Tuesday evening.
 MT. Edward Greene, of the Univer- sity of Pennsylvania, is spending the holiday recess at his home in this city.
 
 Miss Agnes Cahill and F. B. Bryson of Liberty street are visiting in Hart ford.
 Mrs, Cassie G. Gray and children of High street Mystic, have returned home from visit 
 Mrs. Cooper of Windsor is spending the holidays with her mother, Mrs. Louisa Warner of Whalley avenue.
 Edward shanley, formerly with the Agricultural experiment station, now of Chicago, is spending the holiday season at his hon,a in this city.
 Miss Emma EIenberger a clerk in the United States treasury department, | is spending the holidays with her mother, Mrs Elienberger and her brother, Henry L. Elenberger, at their home in Quinnipiac avenue.
 Miss Mary Mckay of the New Ha- ven normal school of physical culture is at her home in Norwich for the holidays.
 Miss Grace Everett of New York has returned home after a pleasant visit with Miss Nellie Donovan of 29 Admiral street
 MT. and Mrs. E. E. Turley of New York city has just returned home after pleasant Christmas visit with their mother, Mrs. William Boyer of Asylum street.
 Master Raymond F. Gates of Willi-7 mantle spent the Christmas vacation with his aunt and uncle, Mir. and Mrs, { F. l.. Rogers of 9S Dwight street.
 The Misses Rae and Minnie Conan of New York returned home Sunday after delightful visit with Miss Sarah Cohan of Vernon street
 MT. P. F. Smith, Misses Gertrude and Maymie smith of New Haven are
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FULL WORM
Id Offers Face Value hnett Fountain
 Funds.
} AN INVESTMENT
Have to Lose Because eclation of Se-
 rltles.

Inost important of the
 rose before the finance i y afternoon at it's ses- hall was that involving or the Bennett memorial John K. Weir appear t body and urging that to the immediate com- le Vermont Marble com furnished the stone, be of how he had entered t With the concern on commission and
 they were to receive work. This amount
 e late Philo s. Ben
 Ao @efray the cost
 and that these
 n market value
 believed some
 to the contrac- ssing for their
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Lease.

Isaac Rosenberg to Charles Pager store at 8 Congress avenue, two years at $7S0 year.
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PERSONAL NOTES.

A daughter was born Sunday to MT, and Mrs. Charles Birely. of this city. Mother and child are doing well.
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The Misses Rae and Minnie Conan of New York returned home Sunday after a delightful visit with Miss Sarah Cohan of Vernon street.
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DECE
 FOR NEW :55, 6:50, x7 +9:35. @1O:00. = | l2l0, sll1:22, T 4S:52, *n4:22. F6:42. s7.OS, *7:5 I m. Sundays-s4 a. m. 12:00, 4:S5, t5:)3, x6:1 l "9:0S. 9:20 9. m.
 For Washingto "I:90, ?. m.. s12:0ts
 Tor Boston via | 4 # mantic-.I0.07. a n
 For Boston via Providence-*2:20. 2; m, *12:O5, *Il2:42 fll6 :42. *7O5, D. n Z+2:29. s2:55 a. m, *7:05 D. m.
 For Boston yia rll:ll, a. m. *1:45. ' 1 days--t1:1) a. m, ~1:4
 For Hartford, Sprinl X4;VQ, 6:35. 7:45, *10:0} xSio:10, \ S1:45, 3:1). A 6:0S to Hartford), 7:1O. Sundays-s1:10, x9:05, *l:45, +5.46, 7.10, xS:1j.
 For New London, Ets E4i, ll:l3, (to Saybrd T. m. +l205, sII2:42, +.4;2Q, *4:53, 5:3S, 6:i0, ttl. 'll6;42, %G:05. l1:30, (to s m, Sundays-*2 *2saO, *2:55 "l2,Q5, "2:55, *4:59, 5S7:05
 For NTiddletown, WiIIin 6 1SS a. m, 12;5S, 5:55 D. nA ''-N r. III.
 For ShcIburne Falls, Etc. 12:20, (to New Hartford). 4. Westfield) D. m.
 For Waterbury--6:50 (via Junction., SOC, 9::S2 a. m. D ;4o. GAO, 11;4G D. m. SunH ll:l5 d. m. GAS, $50 D. m.
 For Winsted--6::50 (via Junction.. 9:S2 a. m, 12.01. A 7;40 ?. m Sundays-S:25 a. E D. m.
 For PittsfieId and TntermedIl --5:55 tvia Bridgeport), g:32 (via Bridgepcrt) 4:05 D. m. 7:5h (via Bridgeport) a. nl.
 For Lftchtleld-9.S2, a. m. Sundays-7;55 (vla Bridgeport|
 Express trains. xI.ocal exrl
 liParlor car limited. w. G. BIERD, IF. q.
 Gen. Supt. Asst. Gen. l
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Warranty Decd.

Ricardo Celentor to Philomena Montuoso, 50 feet on John street.
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Mir and Mrs. A, B. Parker and daughter, Dorothy, have returned to Worcester Mass, after a pleasant Christmas vacation with their mother Mrs. M. O'Keefe.
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Ms. Braslin and Miss Mae Braslin, of New York City, are spending the holiday vacation as the guest of MT, and Mrs. John Braslin. of 16S Grafton street.
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Rebinding old Yo1lme .W.... 10000
rATr ON THE PHILIPPINES,

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Master Raymond F. Gates of Willi- mantle spent the Christmas vacation with his aunt and uncle, Mir and Mrs, F. L. Rogers of 98 Dwight street.
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MT. and Mrs F. E Turley of New York city has just returned home after a pleasant Christmas visit with their mother, Mrs. William Boyer of Asylum street.
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Mrs. Osgood, of Blake street. has gone to Ocean Grove to spend week with her sister, who spent Christmas with her in New Haven.
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Miss Mary Mckay of the New Ia- ven normal school of physical culture is at her home in Norwich for the holidays.
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Miss Grace Everett Of New York has returned home after a pleasant visit with Miss Nellie Donovan of 2s Admiral street.
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Miss Emma Elenberger, a clerk in the United States treasury department, is spending the holidays with her mother, Mrs. Elienberger, and her brother, Henry L. Bllenberger, at their home in Quinnipiac avenue.
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Edward shanley, formerly with the Agricultural experiment. station, now of Chicago, is spending the holiday season at his hona in this city.
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Mrs. Cassie G. Gray and children oi High street, Mystic, have returned home from a visit.
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Miss Rose sagal, of Bridgeport, will be the guest of MT and Mrs, Louis M. sagal in this city and will attend the Harmony ball on Tuesday evening.
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Mrs. Cooper of Windsor is spending the holidays with her mother, Mrs. Louisa Warner of Whalley avenue
The oasis., 1907-01-26
The Social Season.

In the line city the social season may be said to have set in fairly, and many functions are projected to be carried out in the near fu- ture. Beside the euchre party given hy Masdames Perkins and Chalfant Monday afternoon, Mrs. H. w. Chapman and her mother, Mrs. NJ. Harrington, entertained Thursday afternoon and yesterday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Ellen Curtis.
 Those present were: Mesdames Ellen Curtis, J. w. Woodrum, J. Roach, D. R. Kelsey, H. w. Kel- sey, \. c. Banks, c. E. Perkins, E L. Chalfant, A L. Gustetter, A. A.. Doherty, T. O'Keefe, Annie Doug las, Fred Herrera, Henry Levin, George B. Marsh, Jesse Ritz, Wm. Schuckman, k. L. Crowell, A. $. Noon, A. T. Bird, W. A. O'Connor, H. R. Renshaw, B. NJ. Ashby, Con sO'Keefe; Misses Harrison. Bailey, Doherty, Hill and Elizabeth Smithson; Mesdames E. E. Be thell. l. Burgoon, E. Titcomh, James Renshaw, NJ. H. McCord, C.. W. Phillips, J. A. Harrison, NJ. Marstellar, Otto Herold, W. C.. Budge, E. K Cummings, Edward Chase, Frank P. Chase, c. L. Fow- Ter, W. w. Carney, F. s. Wilde, Josephine Saxon, Lulu R. Wood, F. J. Duffy, J. E. Bristol, F Van Mourick; Misses Smithson. Brink mann, Kelsey, Riggs and Ethel Doherty.
The oasis., 1907-01-26
zambona Development Company.

Wednesday morning the Zam- bona Development Company held it's annual meeting in the parlor of the International Bank, and elect ed directors for the ensuing year. Following are those selected: w. S.Cranz, president);W. Botsford l.. Patterson, (treasurer); Wm. Schuck man, (vice-president); F. L. Bots- ford, (secretary); Amos Yaeger, (general manager); R. R. Cole man. The reports of the president and the general manager were read and Approved. They show an ex- cellent condition of the affairs of the corporation, and extensive de- velopment of good values in the ores uncovered in the mine. Every thing was very satisfactory, and the stockholders were well pleased with tbe outlook.
The oasis., 1907-01-26
Held to Appear.

Monday young man named Campbell was arrested upon the charge of grand larceny. He was accused of helping himself to $l00, or more from the till of the rou- lette wheel at the Club saloon, on Morley avenue.
 At the preliminary examination Wednesday, the evidence was to the effect that the dealer went out of the room for a moment, and when he returned found that a part of the bank roll was missing He caused arrest of the two young men who were there, oae of them being Campbell. Upon search Campbell was found to have some money, among the bills one that was torn in such way that the dealer identified it as a part of the money taken from the roll. Upon that showing the accused was held to appear before the grand jury, in Justice Gildea's court.
The oasis., 1907-01-26
Ataehte

Monday afternoon Mesdames c. E Perkins and E. l.. Chalfant en4 teftained q party Of Nogales ladies Nt q euchre party, at the residence of the first named lady, on Craw- ford street. There were nine tables, and the play was progress sive. Refreshments were served after which the winners of the prizes were announced as follows.
 First, Mrs. c. l.. Fowler; second !, Mrs. Con O'Keeie; third Mrs. FL len Curtis; fourth, Mrs. Fred Her rera.
 Those present were: Mesdames c. A. Lonsbery, Eller Curtis, B. NJ. Ashby, Con O'Keefe, w. F. Over ton, J. Renshaw, A. l.. Gustetter, l. Burgoon, k. L. Griswold, F. B Wilde, Otto Herold, NJ. Marstellar, A. $. Noon, NJ. H McCord, Geo. B. Marsh, E. L. Crowell, W. w. Car ney, J. A. Harrison, E. E. Bethell, E. K. Cummings, w. A. O'Connor, c. L. Fowler, H. w. Kelsey, H. w.. Chapman, NJ. Harrington, E. Tit comb, w. c. Budge, Allen T. Bird, Henry Levin, F. B. Chase, Fred. Herrera, J. W. Woodrum, A. H. Noon, Lulu Wood, and Misses Hill, Kelsey, Smithson, Elizabeth Smith son.
The oasis., 1907-01-26
Going to Los Angeles.

Monday there arrived at Ortiz, from La Concentration, Don Pc. dro Sehabarum and family, who had come in from La Concentra- cion, on the Yaqui river, with an escort of ffty-fve soldiers. Ac- companying them was Mir. K. Des- sart. Don Pedro has been super intendent for La Dura Mining Com. pany more than quarter of a century, the property under con. tinuous operation all that time He is en route to Los Angeles with his family, where he will put his daughters in school.
The oasis., 1907-01-26

MT. J. k. Otis of New York, was visitor in the line cities this week.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-13
|!OElY O[NA DEMAND | RELIEVES HE MARKET
No Other Stock Did Any Busi- ness, and Market Is
 LifelesS.
fBy Frank ]. Graf.l

Were ii not for the fact that there has been good. strong demand for Denn today We would not have had much trading. Tho condition of the market is iifeless. che fluctuations would hardly justify trading and Duy- CTS are not over anxious to buy, and would rather wait for offering than bid up the stock. Denn-Arizona was we'll supported at $7.50. and at the close there were bids out at $7T5. Sup. & Pitts. was weak at the close. with offering at s1450 Shattuck To- cally declined considerably, some sales being made at $25. per share. This is certainly cheap for Shat tuck Greene Cananea was offered freely at Sl5.50. but there were no buyers in the market for the stock at these figures The New York and Bostcn market closed at about the same as the opening
 Closing quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-13
NO LAKE COPPER AWAITING
 BUYERS
Report That Large Amounts Were on the Docks UnSold Is Declared to Be 9 Mistake of uninitated,

HOUGHTON, Mich. June l2.-The report has been circulated that there is an accumulation of copper at the docks for which there are no orders for shipment. This report probably arose from the fact that copper is al ways placed in the docks in consider able amounts to await the arrival of boats twice week. There are no stocks of copper anywhere and the metal ls being shipped by water just as rapidly as the boats can handle it.
 At the Quincy dock they have less than 500 tons of ingots and they win be taken on the boat due within a few days, leaving the docks clear.
 At the Copper Range docks, the Susquehanna came in last night and took practically half of the copper on hand. The balance will be divided for ballast for the next two boats that come along within a week.
 At the Calumet & Hecia plant at Hubbeil all the copper on hand will be loaded on a boat expected this morning and that will leave their docks clean.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-13
IN FROM HuAcHucAs

Supervisors q J. Mccabe and Mrs. McCabe arrived in the cty yesterday from the Huachuca mountains to spend a few days in the city visiting friends. The supervisor stated that both the mining and farming indus tries are prosperous in the Huachuca district, but added that rain would be welcomed by the farmers. He said that the finding of considerable sized bodies of ore on several properties in the district within the past year has brought to the district a number of prospectors who have gone over the entire section. and staked out numer- our groups of claims,
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-13
LOGAN 6 BRYAN ON wHaAT-

Especial Wire to Dney & 0yerlock-)
 CHICAGO. June 12.--Wheat 13 If cents nnder the high point of two weeks ago and the news now about as bniifsh as it was then.July iiquida- tion is in full swing and carried that month back very near the 90 cent mark at the close today. This is the undoing of what was done during the excited bull campaign which carried prices away over the dollar mark.
 A report covering Sumner, Sedg- wick and Harper counties in Kansas nut the promise at ten per cent. Think the market is nearing the dan ger point for short sellers and req ssnnahly safe tow level for buyers.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-13
WALKER BROS nAakE LETTER.

(Special Wire to Duey & oyerlc,ck !
 NEW YORK, Juns- I2.-A d.<ll and pathetic market prevailed through out the day with but fr,cfionai tlnct. nations and little disr1osisiou to trade in nn one side or the other. The business done w6s almost entirely professional. 'fhere was little news otberwise to affect prices and the fo- cal fesli-tg at the moment continues To reTssain rather pessiuistic. At the sapse time there appears to be nc .xreaf pressure of stocks and little outet investment buying goes on every day
 KIT CARSON FAMOUS SCOUT IN EisBEE
 At Iris Theatre tonight and Wedn esday.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-13
Mining, Smelters and Stock Quotations
GREENE DIVIDEND
 DECISION SOON

NEW YORK. June f2.--It is likely that meeting of the Greene Cananea Copper directors will be called some time this month for the purpose of deciding on the rate of dividend to be declared on the s50.e00.e00 capital stock of the corpa alton.
 To give Greene Consolidated stock holders the same axlount in dividends as they have been receiving. the Greene-Cananea Co. win be compelled to pay s1.6e a share. or s5.000.000 an 'nuaiiy,
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-13

The stockholders of the Greene Cananea Co. when development work is completed, look for much larger dividends than were paid on Greene Consolidated stock Thomas F. Cole estimates that the Greene-Cananea will be in position to produce more than I0o.000.000 pounds of copper a year, or twice the amount now turned out by the Greene Consolidated mines. Under the Cole management it is expected that production costs win be reduced materially.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-13
PAINE WEBER COPPER LETTER

Special Wire to Duey & overlock.)
 BOSTON, June 12.-The market made feeble attempts to rally today but buying of any consequence did not appear and the close was weaker than last night The active traders are all working on the bear side and the bis men are out of the market at present. Feeble denials are being made by the selling agencies of any break iu copper but the facts are that no copper is being sold and that 24 cents would be accepted. The weath- ar has made business very bad in the dry goods and cotton districts and this must be reflected in other inter ests.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-13
PritChard Hagen & Co.
 INcoRPoRATED.)
 Brokers.
 s FRED e. HAGEN, Mgr. . H FRONT ROOMS 8. 1. BUILD | . ING, OPPOSITE DEPOT, BIe . REE, ARIZONA, Y ALL srocks SOUGHT AND . e SOLD ON COMMISSION. , < DIRECT WIRE coNn- WITH ALL xAasNa V ~Sksfs.
 PHONE tss.
 MARKET LETTER
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MARKET LETTER

June 2, 1907. A demand for Denn was the feature of today's session. Dis
 closures at the mine of a sat isfactory nature has lent the stimulus to this stock and with the interest manifested price has stiffened. Warren is also , in fair demand with little of fered under $7.37. Among the
 remainder of the curb issues
 Globe, American and Shattuek
 command a good share of at- , tention. D does not appear
 that there will be any sub stantial advance in the mar
 ket generally but the present
 presents an opportunity for conservative investments and
 would strongly advise buying instead of selling of all the , better issues. Nearly every
 thing O nthe boards will make
 big profits in the course of two
 months for the buyer at pre-
 yailing prices and the especial ly big nloney-maSers during : that time will be Greene-C ln-
 , anea, Superior & Pittsburg. } Denn. Shattuck. Warren and
 ] American
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-13
MEXICO BOASTS 0F lOp,,
 ACTIVE COPp'lI1 MINES
Ar,erican Capital to Amount of Sf0,000,000 Invested
 There Recently.

NEW YORK. June 12.-There are i,001 active copper mines in Mexico. The state of Jalisco leads with 302 mines, although 1t is by no means the largest copper producing state. Amer iean capital is being placed in large sums la Mexican mining properties. particularly copper mines. During the last few years $10,000.000 oi American capital has found it's way
 into mining companies in the state oi Oazaca alone.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-13

KIT CARSON FAMOUS SCOUT
 IN BisBEE At Iris Theatre tonight and Wedn esday.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-13
TESTER & HICKS,
 RrnkprS
Bisbee. Ariz.. Jnne 12.

Bisbee. Ariz.. June 12.
 Today's market has been quite ac- tive. with Denn the main feature. There was report current this morn ing that ore had been struck at the Denn property on the HOO drift, and the news spread quickly. and with it came buying orders for this stock. and the stock became scarce, closing at $S bid, and no stock to be had at less than $S.50. The balance of the stocks did not display any great strength, but for the most part held their own, with little change from yesterdays prices.
 Closing quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-13

 The bear hay beer p t a u M hN hay b h m o ncngoo all beu time M % %cmg sets some %god as should b se and VI   re e Q he gd a ba price demandn n DenI local cn wuadesbe made
  k and pre d phly any gd d pah by aab snpmenus
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-13
A TREAT FOR RlssEE.

The iris Theater takes pleasure in announcing that their change or pro gram for tcnight and the balance of the week is the strongest ever shown in Bisbee. lVl
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1907-11-02
ACTOR FOILs BLAcKMAILERs
Arrest Two New York Men After Re-
covering $1,000.

In the arrest of two men at the in
stigation of Raymond Hitchcock, star
in "a Yankee Tourist" at the Astor
theater the police believe they are on
the trail of an extensive Matchmaking
scheme. The men gave the names of
Hugo c. Voecks, aged 81, Third ave-
nue. bartender, and Frank o. Thorn
berg, aged 10, second assistant paying
teller in the Bank of the Metropolis
For eight months Hitchcock and his
wife, Flora Zabelle, have received let
ters threatening to involve Hitchcock
in scandal unless he gave up money.
Simultaneously New York news
papers have been tipped off, to
stories relating to outrages practiced
on young girls by "a prominent Broad
way comedian"
While Hitchcock was in his dressing
room Voecks called to see Hitchcock
Maurice Kirby, Hitchcock's former
manager, was in the dressing room.
When the caller became insistent he
admitted him. Voecks called his at
tcntion to the stories in the papers and
said that unless he was given $1,000
at once he would expose Hitchcock.
Hitchcock said he did not have the
money with him, but gave him three
rings worth $500 as security and ar
ranged to meet the man at l o'clock
the following day, redeem the rings
and give him $1,000.
Hitchcock consulted detectives and
with Kirby met Voecks at the hour
agreed on, rendering him $1,000 bill,
demanding the rings in return. Voecks
did not have the rings with him and
refused the $1,000 bill He demanded
$500 more, making s250O in all, and
insisted the amount be paid in small
bills.
Hitchcock made another appoint
ment with Voecks. Two detectives
were hidden in his dressing room
When Voecks appeared, Hitchcock
handed him $1,000 in small bills and
his personal note for $500 more
Voecks still claimed he did not have
the rings. The detectives then stepped
out and arrested Voecks. He con
fessed and declared that he was trying
to get the money to educate his young
sister. Voecks also confessed thai
Thornberg had the actors ring and the
officers arrested Thornberg.