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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-16
Big FIRE LOSS IN
SOUTH OMAHA
(By Associated Press. }

OMAHA, Neb, May 15.-The old
plant of the Omaha Packing Com
pany, located in South Omaha, was
destroyed by fire tonight, together
with three million pounds of meat,
involving a loss of $500,000. The
big plant of the Cudahy Packing
Company, adjoining, was seriously
threatened while the fire was at its
height.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-16
Eminent Alienists Testify to
the Effect that the Murder
er of Stanford White Is
Sane at the Present Time.
..A%%~+-%>%%~%%~~%~~>~~4.
(By Associated Press.)

POUGHKEEPSlE, N Y, May examination of expert
medical witnesses Thaw is
sane begun late today Thaw
proceedings instituted free him
wan asylum for the criminal
conclusion OF his trial for the killing of Stanford White
Dr. George Jacoby qualifying expert that he had
examined Thaw twice during his found
Thaw logical capable following argu-
ment He his opinion was sane
at the present time Dr. Hammond declared
that Thaw The
ier in the day. testified that opinion was an in
durable paranoiac and that his release
public safety
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-16
LANGAN ISSUES
AN ULTIMATUM
Will Not Tolerate Any More
Delays in State Bank Case
Fixes Next Monday Morn
ing as Time Limit.

CARSON, New, May 15--The hearing the apG
pOintment receiver the COmDany
here begun today Attorney
Attorney Roberts peiOned the receiver on the
grounds that the bank nsolvent
the probability of receiving number Of
demurrers introduced but all withdrawn
ton of This Judge Langan gave Monday
ing to answer He stated that the
delays and that action ON
Monday 1t is generally conceded that be APP
pointed Monday.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-16
NIGHT RIDERS INVADE ONO.

WEST UNION, o., May 15.-Night
riders last night applied torch to
the large barn of VIM. Shell, four
miles west of this city, almost under
the very noses of soldiers under com
mand of Captain Darnell. the prop
erty loss being $500.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-16
TO PROTECT PATENT OWNERS

WASHINGTON. May ia bill
was passed by the House today pro-
viding for the protection of owners
of United States patents appropriate
by the government. The bill PERMITS
claims for damages to be filed with
the Court of Claims.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-16
ARKELL
BECOMES
BANKRUPT
FORMER PUBLISHER OF JUDGE
AND MANHATTAN BROKER,
GOES TO WALL.
>~>~~~~~~>~~~~~>
(By Associated Press. }

= RENO, New, May 15.-W. ]. =
= Arkell, we'll known in Reno and =
= once prominent stock3roker =
. of Manhattan, New, is bank :
= rupt. His liabilities are $279,- =
= 040.67. The assets consist of =
= some worthless mining stocks =
= and about 5000 in money. The .
= principal creditors are New =
. York and San Francisco brok- =
. ers. .
= AHA~H~%~~~~~~~ .
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-16

man was still alive. 1t was necessary
to chop him from the others. He
was taken to Eagle harbor and is
now working as fisherman.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-16

'SThls paper o. aiS-
fereat eRoTl O9h9R
nevvapapeFs and /
thank the G0dm 81
Verse and PF0ae tAnt
II IL diHeremt"
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
NATIONAL STOCK.
To Wall Street.:

OF Mr.
National Stock safe and sell when ne
spare but Id lose all VIII help along
his work froma mar n the mountains OF Kentucky
left The
I'd
million in the nasty dollars Of This Chicago
random
cf
Notwithstanding the kangaroo
around I1z all
traded
unhed hled
sending
Exchange and the
pamphlet mailed week Then will begin the real business
distribution Of the stock 1t will be
and will
the to the System suck its breath
neighbors becomes whrwnd
will the System eternity.
always theoryalway
Roosevel
the benefited
the will their real c but will
during the process
ratt the System Its mouth
while admitted OF the
public OF
doue-dealng certainly handing the
show the holowne of his protestaons In the a
Woudn
whole
unlimited capital from
selling the Systems habit ytalzed The
admitted selling public
really
in
PS With System ratified its crennaoy be far off.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


osanE nEAfs aSp so 5as. Beams from % a 4S 4R.
very limited offerings Notwithstanding light trading I'm
s'3 Rnay % 1h'
BEANS marrow and medium choice So $3.50 %: do
DO 2 % sod s 49, g. DO mPos9 81 % e
81 1Sa$S @ 20 DO Rea choiGs e 2oas2 e 2 p DO common
so0d 90 iaG Gns a 40
s s do sooa comm SS S s 800 ra q dd So ehSS Sse g 9
tie soup choice. 8 5oasJ So yellow choice s. 90
qus and h. ssH.s pon o s R sgt.4 n
satIactory The sessiPts are Of very irregular and
goods c9mparativsy scarce and arm it Would
The current quotation Average nne lower grades
gather urgently 9e5ed e and having dull
a6s cTss.r5 but .pss sfs ss b 'q about o
d9 nrSts Aa22c do seconds isg2oS do thirds lsg
choice 19hg20isc: do common to fair 1s99c process
Ie9fS d9 sx{Ias Sg2o7G dc nrsts is2g
ttatSn oTssmey arsfs 1s1 western taetory
stqfK RIT T2 / 1ss IS No !79sS do No lS.asi7s
material change Peaches larger supply and slightly
Grapes more plenty lower. Berries generaliy soft
supply and, and very low WstsrmeIons plenty and weak
We quote APPLES per double head Dbl. $2ass 75
a1 % open % hsfd e B B SS s 0sss sS S D. Ger ss
per b6l s29s2 So PEAgs Bartlett per b5l 81 25aSS
Do se sas,2 oRS % est5sns 5s3lis s
Ordinary Rads p 6S S 81 IS Do per 5S
basket 76c9s1 25 DO southern Le Conte. bbl 75c9
sScGs1 IS do psG bs.set S dc Tra West
Virginia and Western MARYLAND. carrier. s19s1 7S
70 handle basket 4Oa6oc: do other Maryland and Dels
ware; per carrier. 76c9s1 So DO per basket s5Gs0c
30c: Jersey Delaware and Maryland carrier. 20
a. o Ms4Rad sS qss chs8s Mots sTy gs ea e o
North Carolina Delaware per case 81 Sog$1 q;
quart 5ai1c PEI MusRpioNs SdzS jersey bS 56cas
do basket 4oG65c do crate So do per bush
S ssS DO 5 timer svad sr eGs and ea @ 90 Per
standard crate. 25c9s1; per basket. 5o9s5c
6fas 6 SFs9s s6aso per sRsdf G6s; ssoO a.
per 100 s7qs2o PdNEAPPES FoTas pc. T. crass qt, Se
do Florida Smooth Cayenne 81 259S2 %: do Abbaka.
CHEEsE-Receipts to-day, 2.s52 boxes with con
weather. cheese sim largely showing heat and
receivers compelled store considerable surplus
speculative buying in the country al COMPARE
Skins in sht supply and hT but cheaper grades
dull and irregular Idverpool Gable: Finest Canadian
State. cream specials, 12tal2.c do small colored
white & taney ~ crime l 90 e0ore9 o moT or a iaasS
ee SKINS 81 d M zse do Common 81. s1.c d f sSims
Daisies Young Americas.
EGGs-Rseeipts to-day 74si cases Trade is suist
owing defective quality ot the bulk OF supply
Fine grades and firm while the usual qualities
are SLOW OF urgently offered irregular
prices dealers are using storage eggs in prefer
fresh and moderate sales OF these are reported
21a21sc for me Apriis down 70 lsaisse for fair
by selected white fancy 2eQ2Ie do fair TO choice @
25r and mixed fancy 2ie do good 20 choice ZIG
rsts ls1aglsl1c do seconds iglse' DO thirds
I5 I6c; drties, sG15l.c, checks IGlSe NoteSma lots
HoPs-The local market continues exceedingly dull
stu complaining OF losses in beer sales and
oregon have been beneficial and crop OF exception
sIly quality looked fer 10 tha HlAiA naan~h .Arn--
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
GRAM AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Aug. MISUNDERSTANDING rains in the
advance in wheat prices on the local exchange to-
dav. The net gain at the close OF the September
delivery sc TO sc Corn was on 9sc TO sc. and
oats were down ssc iRc. Provisions closed un-
changed to 21ec lower
After experiencing slight dip at the start ow-
ing TO selling brought out by the failure of the
TJverpool wheat market TO respond TO the 1c ad-
vance here the local market rallied and continued
firm the remainder of the session. The upturn was
due 10 reports that rains general last night
throughout the Dakotas which will IL is said
greatly interfere with harvesting Active buying by
a leading bull whose purchases yesterday
largely the cause of lc advance added fresh Vgor
10 builish enthusiasm during the last hour of trade
and caused lively covering by shorts. Strength at
Northwestern grain centres. which was said to
have been due to active milling demand for
cash wheat was additional incentive to buyers
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
Boston. Aug. IS. 1908.

here One report from Minneapolis stated that re-
ceipts of wheat there very light, and that
spring wheat was bringing fancy prices The mar
ket closed strong. with prices almost at the top
September opened Ac to Sac lower, at 9Zsc to SSc;
advanced TO e414c and closed at 941sc Clearances
OF wheat and flour equal to 226.0o0 bushels.
Exports for the week. shown by Bradstreets s.
were $4,000 bushels Primary receipts were $4,000
bushels. compared with $4,000 bushels the CORE
spending day a year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and
Chicago reported receipts Of 2S1 cars, against SS1
cars last week and 365 year ago.
Corn displayed moderate firTnness early in the
session because of the strength OF wheat. but de-
clined later liberal sales by cash interests. pre-
smably against free purchases OF cash grain in the
West, particularly in Nebraska The market was
also bearishly affected by reports from the country
regarding the condition of the crop. the ad-
vances being optimistic than Of late The
close weak. September opened 1sc lower. at
The close 1850 to nc. Local receipts were 1+5
cars. with Il of contract grade
Liberal receipts, with a consequent decline in
cash prices. had q weakening effect futures.
There considerable selling by holders and also
by commission houses. September opened 1sc to &c
&c to sc lower. AIS to 4714c ranged between
4712c and 1880, and closed A. Local receipts
24S cars.
Ofing TO active support by local packers pro-
visions firm the greater part OF the day. de-
spite 10c decline in live hogs. but later the mar
ker weakened profit taking. and the close was
steady. Final quotations September pork were
off 211c. 14.95c. Lard and ribs were each un-
changed at 925c and a65c, respectively
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, los
cars; corn 153 cars; oats 2S cars; hogs O00 head
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
RUSSIAN MUST GO BACK.
Commissioner Shields Decides Blacksmith
Should Be Extradited.

In opinion handed down yesterday in the Fed
eral Court, Commissioner Shields decided that Jan
Janon Pouren. the Russian blacksmith whose ex-
tradition has been asked for by the Russian gov
ernment, should be sent back to Russia. Pouren's
case has been pending before the commissioner
since February.
Commissioner Shields bestowed some praise on
the arguments submitted by Pouren's counsel,
which included CONGRESSMAN Herbert Parsons but
added that they will serve no useful purpose to
do more than indicate my conclusions.
Pouren was charged by the Russian government
with arson robbery and attempted murder in the
Riga district in 1905. Commissioner Shields con-
tends that In the treaty with Russia of 1893 these
,hree offences are extraditable and maintains that
sufficient proof has been presented to show that
Po,1ren was Implicated with band of several men
in the commission OF arson and burglary ne
co.'s N. nrisoner does not deny the identity of his
nbotogreph which was identified by many wit
nesses as that of one of the assaiants and incen-
diaries
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
JUDGE ADAMS HAS FAITH IN COURTS.

Rutland Vt. Aus. H.-Judge P B. Adams, Of the
Tinted States Circuit Court Of Missouri criticised
President Roosevelts attitude toward the courts
tending 20 lead others to crticise them. and thus
cause injury the working Of Justice. in ad-
dress before the midsummer meeting of the Yer
mont Bar Association here tonight. Judge Adams
said:
The President does not hesitate TO criticise the
courts but / do wish 10 be misunderstood in
this matter, for ] give him the credit of being
sIncer. and honest and promoting the best inter
ests but his conduct in criticising the courts has
been teaching others that they may do the same
thing
we have come TO this pass; That the courts are
6enognce5 by organizations and individuals There
has come 10 be a freedom in crtticisng the courts
that is an injury ! DO not mean 10 imply by this
that there IS lack Of confidence and trust in the
judiciary Let this country begin losing confidence
and II win work great injury The country knows
that the courts VIII enforce the laws.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
LEFT PRISONERS TO GO TO PICNIC.
Hudson County Jail Keepers Suspended
Attended Political 01ting.

Under Sheriff Erwin suspended yesterday three
Of the keepers Of the Hudson County jail-Joseph
Grimm William Chaumont and Joseph Callahan
There was big political picnic in Jersey City on
Thursday night. and the Under sheriff dropped into
,be iail at midnight to find the three men who
should have been on duty absent without
permission. The only on guard was the head
night keeper. and one was on watch in the ward
where The vicious prisoners are confined
The under sneriff had to find two men and put
them on guard. The absentees. who were at the
-icric aver that they had the permission of the
Sheriff Rhorn they met there There We're III
prisoners at the time that there was only one
watcher at the Jail.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
CLASS DAY AT MORTIFIED.
Mount Eermon School Commencement Fol-
lows To-day-sympathy Sent Mrs. sankey,
TBy Telegraph to The TTibu

TEy Telegraph to The TTibunel
Northhed Mass Aug 1.-THE class day exef-
o,see at the summer term of Mount Hermon School,
founded by D l. Moody for the education of boys
were attended by a large number of conference
delegates The orations and essays were delivered
tv the graduating class in natural theatre on
the Hermon campus. Tomorrow the commence
ment will be held, and the entire conference will
adjourn to attend it
DR. Hugh Black. of Union Seminary, New YORK
daI,,,ered an address to-day the will and DR. r.
a Torrey of Montrose, Penn, gave lecture IN his
course on prayer. The Rev w B. Macleod, of
Edinburgh. and DR.. w l. WatKinson' OF LONDON
were the afternoon speakers. The open air services
were addressed by ]. D. Lewis. OF Boston, VINO
smoke on temperance and the Rev. Arthur Smith,
of New York who told of the tent work in that
citv of which he is the leader COLLECTION mas
been raised to extend this work
The conference sent sympathy to Mrs. Ira D.
sankev whose husband was for years leader of the
singing here. and was also associated with d. l.
Moody for more than thirty years in evangelistc
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
MUST EXPLAIN CAR STORAGE.

Residents and business men along Lexington ave-
nue. between 10th and 12eth streets have grown
tired as we'll as lost sleep through the practice Of
tire Metropolitan Street Railway Company in stor-
ing its cars along that stretch of the avenue al
night On August Assemblyman Louis A Cuv'l-
lier complained to Public Service Commission.
which through its secretary, informed him that 1t
had issued no order permitting the storage Of cars
and that the matter would be taken up with all
rossible dispatch Mr.. Cuvillier dissatisfied.
however AT the tardiness of the commission. and
Yesterday obtained a summons from Magistrate
steinert. in the Harlem court. compelling the re-
ceivers to answer within ten days the charge Of
maintaining nuisance
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
OTHER MARKETs6Y TELEGRAPH

Chicago Aug Is--CATTLE-RecePt e. Sr~x
about 200 head market steady; steers stsSs -
Sc 4OasS Is heifsrs SSas5 bulls. s. ISgSS sscsps
s. So stockers and feeders Sc 6l9S4 so HOGS escs
estimated 24OOo head market Selts IS s
heavy shipping 81 45GSS SS butchers so - -scxs
mixed 500 So 40. choice light s. +1eSo ssSs
So 30G<S 40. pigs 81 5OQ<6 20. bulk q saies rars
Sh EEP- Estimated receipts. about 500 -. a is;S
IOQISc higher; wethers So S5GS4 80, yearus no7Ss
ewes s. SOaSs *: lambs. S48S5 so sheep Ss- Sas-
Ctnctnnati Aug t4-HOGS slow and lVc 81 saeSs =
ers' and shippers. S6 6SG$6 20. common :. zSss
CATTLE steady: fair good shlp2eIs; ssr,bs sss
common s2gSs SHEEP steady. 81 2SGS4' iai'"
EAST Buffalo Aug 4-CATTLE-0uiet g,lsa 81 ana =
Sc 23Gsg Is VEAIS-Recspts 500 head; acs a5 .l,s ~
higher ar SSa$9 HoGS-Reeeipts. 30 sa "a Ycfxs.:s
10000 lower: heavy and mixed So eSsso -. $ ~
S68S6 T5. pigs s46$5 80. rcushs. $3.50 -.
81 2S. dairies S69s6 SHEEP and lANsss nIxssr -
2OO head active: sheep steady. lannos SsaSs stss
s. 2SGS6 40: few az IS so, yearngs = - sosss -
ers s. sO7S4 rs ewes. s4G<4 IS sheep mxe's so ss-
Kansas CITY. Aug i4-CATTL.E-Secelp' -. sSesa'
Including 500 Scutherns market sJeaiy Ss<.
and dressed $SGlS7 So tair % sssrs 6 x
Western steers $s 5OGS5 .; stocksrs and -,Ss q
81 40: southern steers. s. +0GS4 80 Gers < -
0sS 80; native cows 50 1884 10 natiNe T50(;s-ss
SS IS: bulls So 60d$3 50. calves S. 2Sgso s. "A
cepts 36OO head; market opened wsaA ssary. az
err top Sc 62Is bulk OF sales 25GS6 80
SIS 62ls packers and butchers. S. 2S7So - 800
QS6 as piss. sSf7SS - SHEEF-Ree =
market lOG15c higher. lambs 81 2SeSe "a 500
yearlinzs So eaQS4 % Texas year nsss.rs IS -
Texas sheep. sS 5oGss 10. stoeksrs ana is0'
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
To INTERVENE IN C. P. STRIKE.
psnort That Government Expects Soon to
Effect a Settlement.

. 49,. At was said tonight that the
r,o,rior government through the Railway Coli-
mission, would intervene in the strike no" on 81,
all the mechanical trades on the Canaoian
Railway. The prospects are fair Tor an -eas1.
settlement of all differences between u. tr q,
- soid 7 H Mcvey who is in charge OF the iocai
strike. left here for ottawa tonight. fo.o"irs
renort made by J. Clark. inspector TOT 'ne me ila ~
wav Commission. McVey will consult Will s0'
ernment officers. it is reported. .a
q ir.,i'''e g. CONSIGNMENT of twenty-five japanese
mechanics to reach here for work in the CANADIAN
pacf4c Railway shops, arrived from vancouver iSss
night and started work this morning, Gut y.
Afteen hundred vacarcies the company mas niieu
three hundred here.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
The petttions in bankruptcy filed in the United
States District Court yesterday were as follows;

The netitions in bankruptcy filed in the United
States District Court yesterday were as follows;
Involuntary against the Peyton Paper Com Com
ton Co the Na9nal Press lnTeggeSe eonTfneT Ths
Claims of the petitioners for goods sold and De.
sst2 96 Transfer of property and the making OF
rhstrel mortgage for preferences are stated In
he s5on T9s dsb3a Of over
involuntary. against Liss & Kaiser. rnanufact,
Spring street by Theodore E. sanderson and two
others whose claims foot up to S6o7 ~; Prefer
ental payments and transfer OF
the alleged bankrupt saws that meeting or the
creditors of Liss Kaiser VII De neta on iH Non n
@ade aagj and 1t Is expected '''2'
Voluntary Jonas schon shoe and leather dealer
81 Si4 e5; assets of stock in trade and property
exempt $500 He has fourteen creditors
Schedules of Solomon Schneider show liabili-
ties of 81 663 81 and assets of 1854 6S. Included
in the latter are cash to the amount OF ss42 Il in
the hands of the receiver and check Tor sl2 81
in the State Bank
Roger H Lyon appointed receiver of the
Noble Manufacturing and Supply Company, ship
chambers at No 40 Dover street, with bond of
81 500 The assets of the alleged bankrupt com
pany consisting of stocks and outstanding ac-
counts are stated to amount to s2,500. The petit
tioning creditors assert transfer OF assets and
property by Robert J. Noble. jr.. the president or
the Northern Engineering Supply Company.
william Blau was appointed receiver OF the
business of Hafer Sanger. makers of petticoats.
AT No 1a4 West 18th street with bond of
$1,000 The liabilities of the firm are stated to be
chimes fixtures and outstanding accounts. are
" scbedules in the assignment of Scharstein.
Hobson Lange, Inc, New jersey corporation
decorators with 2ees at No Is East tlst street
SlS02. actual assets, $l,fss.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
,.rTcncocN INJUNCTION VACATED.

Judge Hoash. IL order filed yesterday in the
United States Circuit Court denied the application
of Colonel Henry W SaFage for rearguInent and
rshearing ol the motion Tor injunction restrain
ing Raymond Hitchcock from acting or performing
for th= Circle Production Company pending the
trial os the The restraining order granted
hv Tuds- Holt Is vacated, and Hitchcock's counsel
Ma. D steuer Is allowed tc file an amended an
sve- Judge dough says. however. that mo-
tior e, sna=i the boad for $1,000 executed by
s,r~tv oorlpnny which the pat Up June
"a IN support Of the application 10 modify the re-
,ra.rinr order Is before him. but that The order
is sisneo without prejudice - any future applica
s-Ha .pu q eseez cf c2lcs.Ietioa
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
MISS LUDWIG MARRIED.
Races to Speethedrt and Weds Be-
fore Pursuing Mother 4rriUes.

Sacramento, Cal. Aug. 1.-THE romance Of
Miss Edith Ludwig. formerly of Morris. III, but
lately OF Palo Alto Cal. and Professor Fred P
Fitzgerald. of Leland Stanford Junior University.
had a happy climax in this city this evening.
when Miss Ludwig arrived from the East and
was met at the station by Professor Fitzgerald,
TO whom she was few minutes afterward mar
ried. thus overcoming maternal objections.
The fellow passengers of Miss Ludwig had
learned her story, and she left the train in a
shower of rice and good wishes. Professor Fitz-
gerald was waiting at the station, and imme
diately he went to the County Clerks office.
where license was obtained
Mrs. Ludwig who left Chicago train fol-
lowing her daughter. has not vet arrived
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
WHIsKEY TANK BLOWS UP.
Rumors of Free Flow Reach Bryant and
Madison Square Parks.

An explosion of a whiskey tank on the fourth
floor of the building occupied by B. J. MacheN {"
20 at No 3se West 40th street yesterday after
,oo,, sa-iously injured one and endangered
+be lives of many others Francis Tauoner' an
enoploye went to the top of the tank - lne an
incandesoent light which broke against the sloe
4 the tank There was q loud explosion, and
rTt,.r mas hurled thirty feet away and badly
hurt The whskey ignited and ran through the
buiIding Foreman Quinn opened an outlet INTO
the sewer. and there little for the fremen 10
do when they arrived.
A rumor that the whiskey had run INTO the
stree+ reached Bryant and Madison Square parks,
and It was necessary to call out the police re-
serves 70 keep the thirsty at safe distance
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
MAIL WAGON DRIVER HELD.

Amos Nolan. the United States mail wagon driv-
err arrested yesterday morning by Patrolman Cox,
Of the East 136th street station. because he could
not explain where he got bundle of clothing and
iewelry he had concealed under his coat, later
turned over the United States authorities and
arraigne6 before Commissioner Shields and held
in 5000 bail to await the action of the federal
grand jury.
When Cox was searched at the station house
eight address plates and three wrappers which are
believed have been taken from packages were
found on him. and for this reason he was turned
over TO the Postof1ce authorities
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
MIR. MATHoT COMPLAINS OF NOISE.
Father of Late Police Deputy Has Auto
mobile Owner Arrested

rouis Mathot of Bayside. Queens Borough.
father of the late Deputy Police Commissioner
Nathot yesterday caused the arrest of Mathew
Rock q neighbor, for keeping him awake nights by
making such racket with his automobile that
Nathot could not sleep. Rock owns several auto
mobiles They make noise while being placed
in the garage ofttimes at night. Mathot offered
Rock the use OF his barn, which is some dis
tance further from the Mathot house than the gar
aee IN order to isolate objectionable noise. but
the offer was not accepted; thereupon he caused
Rocks arrest The will be heard in a few
Io1e