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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-23
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YsaiIer. Wreis un6 9ablungs bebineungen limb
eiinitige. @arrautp 9eeb. Yeibtitcl perieft.
Sfreibt on Yaluner $ Dbittier yano Co.,
Saginaw, Nitd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-23
STOP THE STRENUOUS LIFE.
Weakens the Tissues and Lessons
Organic Vitality.

M,
=" stroSS ana stfain OF ne s'reiiu
ouS ''is III p"''i Guy ana country 'ei'1S
''m,''" ' o''''c" l'uoi'S.
't ii"H'ic rush l"r pleasure, money
ana eAcltcilcht y bringing scri"" r.
Hui'S- LH'p"fatc f""d. lat" SuppcrS
"H'r-c"liii% and To" much drinking arc
SOM = 'hc causes 81 st"nlirh weak
,l'.S l|r "hich inc lhdiVi""-A Is
w ''' 3O'iH ~" WIN Sl'f h'dAIt ~
d'||'h'SS' Hatulrnc', distress after
't'l'i''' Sl"'ckS b'i"r" the eyes, bl""t-
ih7' nervousness. at""rl"SSnrsS ana tht
''', ,' "I'''i y ii'',',','a "i l't'='' 1'l''h
,'i ''' are Su'l'lllS WIN <''il.'t'
,'''t 'li't' 'ii'''iiN - ite' ! 80
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-23
A Penny ]
Saved Selling
Property MayMean
Many a Dollar Lost:

IF you have property YOU wish TO
dispose Of, don't be backwar1N In
spending several dollars to ady6<is
1t. yFs
A small ad. stating you have g house
for sale and giving the location, will
be read by great many people and
VIII bring Inquiries and probably a
sale. a more generous space with
perhaps picture Of the property, d
plthy description Of its best features.
spring water. good ne ighborh0od, easy
access to cars, good view, etc, makes
the KIND Of ad that is CLIPPED out by
home seekers and brings them to you
with their minds half made up to your
place and ready to buy
Five dollars spent in finding such q
customer may mean difference Of
several hundred dollards In the selling
prica.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-23
F0; MINER COMPLAINT.
Dysentcry, Diarrhca and Cramps
Cured by simple Remedy.

At this season Of the year, every
home should have II bottle of Neural
gic Anodync in the mcdicfno-closct 50
that when anyone of the family Is
taken with diarrhca, dyScntery,
cramps or cole, this reliable remedy
will be right at hand TO give relief.
There is nothing else known that SO
Quickly cases pain, and restores natu-
raj conditions to the stomach and bow
efs.@A dose or two Of NcuralTic Ano,
oy1e taken at the first symptoms VIII
save days and weeks of suffering, per-
maps even life itself.
The value of Neuralgia Anodyne is
not limited to these summer com
paints, for the. remedy is invaluable
Tor all aches and pains in cases of ncu-
raigia, headache, rheumatism, tooth
ache bruises sprains.. cuts, etc.
sold S ys dc gGe Hne 'e With the
T Tanfdh@rsstandtng that tbs, money will will be
al that it It Claims chG i "a Made af by The
TWitchell-Champlin Co, Portland, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-23

-tdSuHAsi, sNtt'l- IL
vt the opening Of the kcnmcbce
ing the trial Of State ". Clara
Seugh::n of Gardiner. an indictment
for maintaining Il common nuisance,
was resumed. y
Capt..aTcorgc NJ. Lowering, recalled
by Attorney Hcyclton for lii" defence
t stilrd that lie had never seen amy
irt"yicatsd .pcorlc about the Vaughan
rcsidcncc@
Willis SIoshbcrg Of Gardiner tCSti-
fed that his place of business WAS UNI
der the Vaughan tenement. He had
never seen Il drunken person G"inS III
or out nor amy ruwdyism about tho
place.
I;pd"iphus lIaisl"y of Bangor Il mill
n:n, who was employed 1T South Gar
diner. testified that he had bnaEdcd at
Mrs. Nau%han'S house. but had. never
seen any liquor sold there. He had q
little liquor in his own ronn hut TN
respondent did not know it.
William NJ Brand of West Gardiner
testified that he had known the re-
SInndcnt for about Il year. He had
never seen the respondent SCH liquor
and had never seen amy sold i'll the
ihll:r.
-. j. MalOon Of ltumford Falls, fl
thcr uf Little Bculah. the star witness
for the defence 1T Fridays session.
testified that he lad never seen the
responds ut sell any liquoC. and on
croSS-rxaInirIation testified that hc
had seen ~ person drink liquor i'll the
house. y,
The respondent Clara Vaughan,
| again took thu stand in her OWN be-
half she testified that her ocCupatiIh
was tnHt Of trained nurse and she
| had passed seven years in the MaSsa-
chusctts General hospital. Has octu-
| pied her present house for Is months
and keeps botrfe rs. An old soldier W'he
/ Vas taken from the mouse apparently
/ fi,sA drunken condition, as given in tar
| testimony Of officer PEACOCK, was not
| Intoxicated but was subject to fits.
eefhc case was given I" tn" jury ~
f12. 29. o. clock and as no agreement h;r!
| baen reached when court adjourned al
| 80 sr'clock the jury WAS directed &c
bring in a sealed verdict at the open
ing. ~ cotrrt at 10 o'clock Monday
I ffftrnilg. Charles Ward and Harry a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-23
AMUSEM ENTS,
1.-THE Choir Singer" Sept. 9th.

The plot IF "'Thr Choir ;iinS' r
which comes t. TIL" Opera lInusc next
triAly. 5cit. - is %aid {" be more thrl
usually absorbing irom the fact that
the lov, interest between "Alic.. I.oi=n-
ton" ana "Erlnkiin Merritt" tnc
parSon of the villaE" church is inter
ruplcI by the larsnn's old maid sister,
VII" is jealous of every Woman %
whom her brother shows psrtiality.
Tho means used to separate tbs
Interesting couple are. Will" thorough
II natural, equally novel ana ingenious,
and it is not until within a few
moments Of til" fall Of til" final
curtain, tlnt til" Oh maids confession
IF h.r Wrungdoing clears w tnc
misunderstanding. and i" III" great d.
ii:;ht NJ The au'icmcc, unit,s !hv lrlG
Parted lovers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-23
LAST PERSONALLY CONDUCTED
TOUR
TO the Jamestown ;via Maine Central
Railroad.

Tie last personally conductcds tour
"f The ScaScn to the jamestown
Exposition via the Maine Central
Railroad will START from Portland Oh
oct. .. The Exposition is now ifAfull
;W ing ana October is the best time i'll
tie who's, wear to visit that part IL the
South. This tour Will include three
Gays in Washington, two Gays ut the
Exposition L ,;ay in New York. 4 day
light sail DOWN the Potomac and
Chc.;aira!;" Pay and Il daylight sail III
til" Hudson river Anyone DESIRING; Ia
tait" this delightful trip should make
application ut once.
For further information and
Itineraries address
Z. q. BOWLER. Bethel, N.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-23

City Marshal Fletcher and Special
on 'or crnc."r were over i'll the Tons
district Sunday afternoon on Il li;ti"
Prospecting trip and found two lots
# i very choice brand of Whi@llcy So
GREETED among thAS!usilcs i'll the vicinity
Of tn" snow {3law." Tie city mar
:hars find 1sa tpiint bottles fiji q
tn" stdff. whli4 Jfficrr Crnskcr landed
t.v" quart botstes Of tho Same brand.
The two bottles showed evidence NJ
having been whore they We're found
for long time, ana il is supposed tlint
the one who had srcrctcd them had
forgotten where they were. There
have been i" claimants thus far
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-23

Walter F. Webb, who has been ut
bon,r for the past few days after at-
tending the different fairs with ms
string Of horses, left SUNDAY afternoon
ror I-rion TO attend the North Knox
f,ir WHEN will be held in that town
~ ,ruasday. Wednesday and THURSDAY
Of his week. Mr.. Webb took with mn, ~,
me mare Lolctta. the gelding Hello
hin and the stallion Crem"na' ana
viii start the horses in the races aces 10 'e
held in connection with the iair'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-23

81 r.,,m i~cctiu.; NJ Eoswnrth dir
clr. ;.;t,ii. : ~ the Il. ( L. in Iortl.nd
ii.r r.cculIy :ioc.'U nH;i"llHl pros idcnt
Dir Clara \ S"Wr," Of $ uth !. rrlar'I
wsiS il. attendance ana ..naiuuu"vd th'
auJ.1intrcut OF Mrs. !'iut,nrr NJ. Wal
!tc., of CLina as nntinnLl s.c!rt-lIN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-23

r. r Marsnn has purchased through
thr NrWbcrt agency the house at Sc
Estate street. formerly owned by Louise
"a Horton Of Ee1atanrllc, Mass. The
double house ut 23-2T Grove sire, t,
?rrmerl" uHnrh IN w. ". Holmes. mas
h.yn sold through the same agency 70
.its9l 'purti,s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-23

SEALED VERDICT
Opened in the Vaughan Nuisance
Case in Suaesior Court.

OLIVER G. HALL. Judge.
CHARLES w. JONES. Clerk.
FREDERICK w. FLAISTED. Sheriff.
FRED T.. EEANE, County Attorney.
FRED ". LEE. Stcnugraphcr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-23

Cascasw"et IS for babies and children.
and Is especially good for the ills so com.
mon In hot weather. Look for the IN.
GrehienfS Irinted on the bottle Con.
tains no harmful drugs. Sold hy .Joh,
r""Ehlin. Augusta, P"anc's prng store
Gardirer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-23
Wednesday, Sept. 18th, OF
Namely

Lot No. l. One Water Flower Saw
Mill, 40 to 80 horse power. containing one
rotary saw. a trimmcy, riaher and shingie
i hat No. a" IN A SoSa 8 Of 0i hardwood
:';mber, - to oh cords of slab wood.
lot 20. 8. Mill. house. barn and ahtqss
lot No l. One 1s acre WOOD. ~ ~
Lot No. ). One . acre wood 2R$s
Lot No. {. One. 100 acre 'N0ssset vii
5a, rsn '' %"s g :" acre II 70 ct
'f No. on :. Il 81 acre lot known as o Bon,
ncv lot with from two to tkS9f hum
dred thousand Pine, and onestpsand
Spruce. JIemloCk and CEdar. ~
No y il acres known the 1zttlefcId
lot. near Weeks Mills. with from 20 TO
and 4, cords of hardwood. cut and piled
No. .. Holmes Farm. containing from
81 to So acres good farm land and good
set of new buildings, with barn; cuts
from % t. > tons Of hav.
No. 10. 20 acrfs Of ullsge and pasture
lard adjoining farm. ~ acres of wood
and timber. 100 to 80 NJ HcinlOck. Pine,
Spruce. Ash and Ea> swOoa
NJ. II. Farm known as tho Hall Farm.
situated on Pigeon Ilains From 10o to
121 ARES. with good house, barn and sta
lie. cuts from = to % tons Of hay. from
80 to y NJ. timber on farm Of Spruce. Pine
ana II,mlock. Lots Of cord wood.
No. T.. Barn with from to tons hay
and 10 hnshcls oats
NO. l.. = stoves.
All who wish to make inquiries IN rcla-
tion to or inspect this property are re-
QunstCd to address the Owner at Palermo.
Post Cfi;Ce. call ny Telephone IL. China
Telephone Co.. or call in person ut the
Howard Dinsmore Farm. near Palermo
Railroad Station. Al who wish to 90
to this sale 10y railroad can take the
Narrow Gauge train that leaves Winslow
at II o'clock, a. NJ. and he landed at the
place Of tho sale 1T about noon. and re-
turning leave Weeks Mills ut : o'clock,
p. NJ Mr.. Reynolds. the owner. will he
a. the Holmes Farm Mt s o'clock A. NJ.
on the day Of sale to 20 over any or
III Of thcS" several lots Of Real Estate
with all who wish to do so.
Terms Of Sale. Cash or satisfactory
Notes. IN case Of stormy weather the
sale will be postponed T. the next fair
dav Mt sam" time. SUNDAY excepted.
G.ICKGE W. REYNOLDS. Prop
W. S. Bradley, Auctionoer.
sent oOen1tf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-23

Holm s. wadleigh and F'rf1orir !,
owen will leave today for Concord ,!,.,.,r
Nass ia enter the concord fI'' Il:
School.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-23
Jones of Gardiner being sureties FL:
Mrs. Vaughan until that time.

The next ease to be tried will be that
Of State vs.. George H. Hazelbrook of
Gardiner, an appealed search and seix-
ure from the decision of the Caroline r
municipal court. George W. Heselto /
of Gardiner will appear as counsel for
the respondent.
The ne,.t case will be that Of State
vs.. George Pare ri Augusta, an APP
pcalcd search and seizure from the dc
cision of the Augusta mumiciual court.
Melvin 4, :Suwtclle Of Augusta will APP
pear rs coun:"l FIR the respondent
Curt will r"nvcre at 10 O'Clock
Monday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-23
CHINA, Maine,

Ills salt will be held at the Holmes
Farm. 50 called, in the town OF China.
IL. miles from Weeks Mills on the road
to Branch Mills, beginning at 1 o'clock
T. NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-23
GREAT AUCTION SALE

or Farming Land, Wood Land, Timber
Land, Wood and Lumber Situated on the
line of the Narrow Gauge railroad In the
town of
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-01-25

eeived a very complimentary letter
commencing him for his originality of
style and his good sense in the selec-
ton Of working material. Shortly aft
erward Mr. Connolly met the president
and has frequently been his guest in
Washington and Oyster Bay.
The best known Of Mr.. Connolly's sea
tales are "Out Of Gloucester" "The
Seiners' and "The Deep Seas Toll"
Mr.. Connolly was born In Boston
about thirty-seven years ago and comes
Of q family of s%eafaring sires. His
father was n pilot in Ireland and a fish
erman in this country. and when only
eleven years old the future author
made a trip to the cod fishing banks.
On leaving Harvard in 1896 he went
to Athens as a member of the all Amer
lean team of athletes. At Athens he
was the first American to make good.
winning the hop, step and jump. Mr..
Connolly Is also a veteran OF the Span
ish war.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-01-25

For Sale, a registered Durham
bull. three years old. Papers fur
nished. Guaranteed breeder. Call
or write. W. A. Fraset, r.. +. D.,
No. i. Mitchell, S. d.
The government thermometer
registered 10 degrees above zero as
the coolest during Wednesday night,
The weather report for tomorrow
indicates that there is going TO lie
quite a drop in the temperature.
Rev. Arthur Shepherd is expected to
arrive this afternoon from Nermillion
to conduct the revival meetings of
the Methodist church. He will be
here for two nights. MI. Shepherd
is a very earnest worker and a strong
speaker.
The Elks committee rants to sug-
gest that all local Elks who hold a
membership in some other town to
get their demit from their lodge at
once and have it here in time to 90
in with the local lodge as charter
members.
John NJ. Mcdonald, the claim
agent of the Milwaukee road, is on
the city in the interests of the COM
pany, which is the defendant in a
suit of $1,000 damages, brought by
Nj. A. Reeves of this city. The case
NAV be taken up tomorrow.
Mrs. w. E. Turner and the baby
have been visiting at Rockford, Ill.,,
for svereal months and returned
home Sunady afternoon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Turner are uow occupying the
new residence on Sixth Avenue east.
near Dawson street.
jay q. Grafton departed Tuesday
for Columbus, Nebraska, where
he will officiate as %auctioneer at a
large pure bred stock sale this week.
Mr.. Grafton has similar important
sales scheduled in five different
states. He was accompanied as far
as Plainview, Neb., by his mother.
who will visit with her brother.
w. A. Getty, who, it will remem-
bered, sold ibis farm 3 miles north
west of Mitchell, for the record price
SIS per acre. will remove to Mitchell
and take a rest from his labors. On
Feb. l3 MIR. Getty will hold an
auction sale t. close Jul all his pen
sonal property which includes his
fine herds of pure bred Aberdeen
Angus cattle and registered Poland
China hogs together with all horses
and farm machinery.
The Milwaukee passenger coming
down from Aberdeen Tuesday morn
ing met with an accident four miles
north of Warner. A broken rail
caused several cars on the train to
leave the track and at a late hour
this afternoon they had not been
put on. No injuries are reported.
The passenger from the south will be
sent back to Sioux City, and a
special train will be made up and
sent up to 10 Aberdeen.
Or. Homer stuntz departed 'rue :
day morning for Mt. Vernon. Iowa
having been compelled to give up his
work in the evangelistic meetings,
which are being conducted under
the auspices Of the Methodist church.
DR.. Stuntz said that after spending
thirteen years in a tropical climate
and then coming into such a storm
as he encountered Saturday it was
too much for him and he would have
to give it up. he said he regretted
very much having to leave the work.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-01-25

Aberdeen News: Miss Lawrence
is entertaining her sister, Miss Anna
Lawrence. Of Mitchell.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-01-25
Or. Homer Stuntz departed
living In the Electric Light.

Writing to a friend in the country, 8
New York merchant says: II live In
the electric light. l leave my home at
7 o'clock. after dressing and taking my
breakfast by electric light. Then go
to the subway, one block distant, and
ride to within a block of my Office.
There I work all day by electric light
and go home again by the subway
and spend the evening in the glare of
the incandescent lamp. The weather
conditions make no difference, because
my fat and my oltice belong to the
semidark kind. Sometimes I wonder
what would do without electric light,
and sometimes | ask myself when ]
yearn fora little sunlight, Is the new
light really a blessing ?"--New' YORK
Tribune.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-01-25

country. He Is entirely familiar with
all the %intricacies of the system. com
bining. as he does, a thorough knowl-
edge of the western lines and as good
an understanding of the eastern sec
lions as any other official in the COM
pany. 1t vas his close acquaintance
ship with the vast interests Of the rail
road west Of Plttsburg that was the
determining factor in his selection.
For more than ten years he vas prac-
tically the president Of the western
lines, and before that he was general
superintendent Of the roads east of
Philadelphia.
Mrs. McCrea was a Miss Montgom-
cry of Philadelphia and Is related to
several families Of that name who are
prominent in the fashionable world.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-01-25
Poet laureate For the Navy.

James B. Connolly Of Boston. the
well knowa author of sea stories and
notably of stories Of Gloucester fisher
men, who has just joined the United
States navy as a yeoman. will make his
first tour OF duty on board the battle
ship Alabatna.
He has taken this step at the sugges-
ton of President Roosevelt. The pres
ident's great desire Is to have an Amer
lean writer do for our navy what Rud-
yard Kipling has done for the army Of
Great Britain. The idea originated
some time ago in the course Of a . Il
versation between the president and
Mr.. Connolly. 1t was In October, 1902.
that Mr.. Connolly first heard directly
from President Roosevelt, when he re-
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-01-25
IN TOWN AND
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
THE COURSE OF A. WEEK.

Cali on j.. II. Creighton. successor
TO Win Kocn and have a smoke.
Henry scoville, of Bloomvllle.
Wis, arrived in the city Tuesday
to visit with his SON ). 6. Stoville.
and family.
Mrs. n. Nj. Hesler. of White Lake.
and Robert L. W%ooledge, of Gam
Valley, daughter and son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Wooledge, are in The city
for a visit with their parents.
George r. Douthit came over from
Sioux Falls Wednesday morning. MIR.
Douthit is the state agent of the
Equitable Life Insurance Co., and is
rnaking a tour Of the agencies.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Q. Clearwater and
Sol returned Tuesday from Salem.
Oregon, where they have been for
the past year. They will reside in
the city until March /, and then
o to Their fam northwest oil the
city.
Having purchased the harness and
implement business of Vim. Koch,
| want to inform the public that
| am here to stay aud that the
business will be run On the same
plan as heretofore.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-01-25
Kept a Diary.

Henry Arthur Jones. the English
playwright, was giving the students
Of Yale an address on the drama.
"Your American v%ernacular Is pic
turesQue," he said, "and 1t should help
your playwrights to build strong, racy
plays, but neither vernacular nor any
thing else is Of moment II persever-
anc Is lacking.
mo play wright can succeed who is
like a mar | know.
II said to this man one New Years
day:
"'Do you keep a diary, PhilipY
"'Yes,' he answered: I've kept one
for the fret two weeks In January for
the last seven years."
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-01-25

Aberdeen News: Miss Lawrence
is entertining her sister, Miss Anna
Lawrence. OF Mitchell.
Rev. Lachlan McLain, field secre-
tary OF the University, is reported as
being very i'll.
Mis-. NJ. +. Patton and little son.
Jack. have returned from their
visit with. relatives at points in
Iowa.
Statesmen Wanted, to look after our
interest in Dawson and adjacent
counties. Salary or Commission. Adj
dress Lincoln Oil Co., Ceveland, O..
Drs. Robb and Reamer returned
hone this morning from Roch ester.
Mimi. where they have teen at
tendl}tg N important operations
in the hospital at that place.
Chairman Bower. of the entertain.
ment committee of the Mitchell
Club. announces that the Club viii
give a masquerade party on Tuesday
evening. Feb. II.
For Sale, a registered Durham
bull, three years old. Papers fur
nished. Guaranteed breeder. Cal
or write. w. a.. Fraser, r.. +. ID.
No. 4. Mitchell, S. d.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-25
BIackma|NOg Scheme Of the Gang
Almost Without Limitations.
MUST PAY MONEY Or Be KILLED
Large Sums of Money Demanded and
II They Were Not Paid Murder
Usually FolIowed-onc of the Muir.
dcrers Held for Trial.
nv Assoclatcd prcssl

NEW YORK, July 3l.-Thc district
attorneys Office obtained number
of letters in connection with the muir
der of the rug merchant, II S. Tay-
shanjian. which showed that for sew
oral months there have been com
munications sent TO rich Armenian
merchants III this city demanding
that amounts of money he sent to the
IIunskakist Society on pain OF death.
The letters confirm the reports Of Il
widespread conspiracy to get money
and which the district attorney thinks
is alarming. One OF the Armcnians.
who has been greatly frightened by
the letter of the Hunchakists is Ar
men l.. Alcon. rug importer. He
received letter last March demand
ing that $4,000 be paid to the lunch
akis,s at once If he wished To escape
the fate OF his father.
AlcOns father about three years be.
fore had gone on a trip To Persia.
On the journey he was held up. The
son does not know whether the hri-
gands got any money from the faith
or. for when the latter returned to
America he was n raving maniac. and
died within month without being
able to tell anything about his OK
pcricnco.
Police Commissioner bingham
stated today that for longc time he
had known OF Armcninns who were
matchmaking rich merchants. IAN
Armenian friend of mine, Il graduate
of Yale. has told me a good deal
about the rascality Of the Armcnians,"
he said 1T only bears OUT my recon-
mondaton that Il fund of at least
$4,000 should be given the police
commission for secret service work
that men can be hired among the for
eigners in disguise and get evidence.
The coroner's jury today returned n
verdict holding Bedros Hanpartzoo-
milan. who killed Tavshanjian, on n
charge of homicide Later the grand
Jury indicted Hampartzoomain for
murder in the first degree.