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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-10
FOR RENT

FOR RENT Two nicely furnish.
ed raoas; modern. Call at 621 Colo
rado Ave-, phone l02. 12-6-dtf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-10

FOR sALE-Best quality prairi
hay IN ton lots at $40 per ton. q. H
Fuggle. Phone 652. Hip tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-10

FOR sALE-A good gentle buggy
herse, years old See Elmer Ter.
rell at clothing store 1-21-dtf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-10

HELP WANTED.

WANTED single man VITA team
s lease farm. Good proposition to
right party Address II. care 81 Ex-
press. 1-22-tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-10

chickasha Is the largest and best
town Of its size on earth.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-10
LOST AND FOUND

L0sT-If you have lost sight or
have falling vision, come and talk IL
ever with Dr. Milan. 2-6-3t
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
WHITE. STAR LINE

Wharf foot Of Griswold-st. For PORT
week days. 1880 p. M, Sundays. 500 a.
m. For TOLEDO daily. Leave wee <
days 400 p. m: Sundays. 500 p. IN.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
WOMAN VICTIM
Of ROLLER SKATING
MRS. cHAs. eURk SERIOUSLY IN.
JUREs SPINE AND MUST
UNDERGO OPERATION.

While returning from Fourth.st..
where she had been teaching little
girl friend TO skate, Mrs. Charles Burk,
OF No. 241 Fifth-st. fell on the hard
pavement in the park on Fifth.st., and
seriously injured her spine, about
$3.50 o'clock Tuesday evening
Mrs. Burk, with many other women
OF the neighborhood. had been en-.
joying the fine May evenings skating
on the smooth pavement of Fourth-st
Tuesday evening she left her two
babies in charge OF a younger sister
and went out for short time to
teach her little friend. She slipped
while skating through the park on
her way home and although she was
able to walk to her residence, she was
obliged to send for a physician and
Is now confined to her bed.
While her injuries are not thought
to be fatal. II is believed that an
operation may be necessary 10 relieve
her distress. Mrs. Burk is IS years OF
age.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
DEMENT FED WOMAN
HANGS SELF IN
HOME
MRS. p. E. GARDINER STEALS
FROM BED WHILE FAMILY
SLEEPS AND TAKES LIFE
MADE PREVIOUS ATTEMPT.

Mrs. Pauline Elizabeth Gardiner,
aged SO. wife OF Josiah |. Gardiner. a
carpenter living at No. PAS Josephine
ave, was found hanging by the neck
Ia the summer kitchen OF her home
at an early hour Wednesday morning.
She had evidently been hanging for
several hours. as the body was quite
cold when found
Mrs. Gardiner had been in poor
health for year, and recently evil
dences OF insanity have been noticed
by her relatives. Tuesday afternoon
she took laudanum, but 1t produced
nausea. and her condition was no
ticed in time TO save her life. During
the night she arose. and without at
tracing the attention of other mem
bers OF the family. went TO the kitch-
en-. With tha. aid Of the strap from
her husbands lunch basket. and a
clothes line. she formed moose.
which she placed about her neck. at
taching the other end TO raftsr.
Coroner Morgan Parker was called.
and after an investigation decided that
an inquest was unnecessary.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Gardiner
Is survived by several grown children.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
MRS. SUSAN PASCO
TAKEN BY DEATH
MOTHER OF MRS. ARTHUR RUS.
SELL AND FORMERLY PROM
INENT IN ROCHESTER, N. Y.

Mrs. Susan Pasco. mother OF Mrs
Arthur Russell. died In the home OF
her daughter. No. 1873 Maybury-ave.
Tuesday evening at 1880 o'clock. aged
81 years.
Mrs. Pasco was born in Rochester
n. Y, and was a prominent vocalist
in that city for number of years. She
had lived with Mrs. Russell for sew
eral years. Two years ago she was
stricken with creeping paralysis and
has been an invalid ever since. Mr..
Pasco had charge OF the car shops in
Montreal until about three years ago
when he retired He died shortly az
ter coming TO Detroit.
The funeral will take place Thurs
day afternoon at O'Clock from the
residence OF Mrs. Russell. Besides
her daughter, Mrs. Pasco is survived
by brother and sister living In New
York state.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
SAYS TUBERCULOSIS
IS DUE TO FOUL AIR

DR.. w. A Evans. health commission
er. Of Chicago. delivered an address
on tuberculosis before the members OF
Detroit Society for the Study and
Prevention of Tuberculosis, in the
Hotel Pontchartrain Tuesday after
noon.
Detroit has consumption because
she deserves IT," declared DR.. Evans
If this city would be rid OF the dis
ease IL must earn the immunity
Each man must earn his curt
Every man who has consumption
has 1t because he has lived wrong and
be must live right before he can get
rid OF IL. tuberculosis and Pneumonia
are both due To bad air. Many mag.
nificent home has In ii air that Is
dirtier than that OF howell Curtains
were originally made TO purify the
air as Id came in the window. but
now these silks, satins or laces are so
fine that no air is allowed to come
in for fear II will spoil them. Cities
have spent thousands to purify water
II is time C pay some attention to
the air
The society elected the following
board OF directors: s. 7. Douglas. DR..
b. r. Shuriy, DR.. y. j. Hartz DR. f.
3. Sheriff., Or. G. q. Jennings. Mrs
Philip II. McMillan- Miss Clara L..
Dyar. Mrs William A. McGraw. Miss
Gertrude Russell
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
FEEDING FOR HEAlTH
Directions. by a Food Expert.

A complete change in food makes a
complete change In the body. there
fore II you are ailing In any way, the
surest road back to health is to change
your diet. Try the following breakfast
for ten days and mark the result.
Two soft boiled eggs (if you have a
weak stomach, boil the eggs as fol!
lows: Put two eggs into a pint tin
cup Of boiling water. cover and set OF
the stove. Take out in nine minutes
the whites will be the consistency Of
cream and partly digested Don't
change the directions In any particu-
laD. some fruit. cooked or raw, cooked
preferred: slice OF toast. little but
ter four heaping teaspoonfuls Of
GrapeNuts with some cream. a cup of
properly boiled Postum Food Coffee.
The Grape-Nuts breakfast food is
fully and scientifically cooked at the
factory, and both that and the Postum
have the diastase THAT which digests
the starchy part developed in the
manufacture. Both the food and the
coffee, therefore, are predigested and
assist. III, natural way, to digest the
balance Of the food Lunch al noon
the same
For dinner in the evening use meat
and one or two vegetables. Leave out
the fancy desserts. Never over-eat.
Better little less than too much.
If you can use health as a means to
gain success In business or In pro
fession IL Is well worth the time and
attention required TO arrange your
diet to accomplish the result Read
a.rs
There's a Reason"
Ever read the above letter? A new
one appears from time to time. They
are genuine, true, and full Of human
interest
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTERURBAN Lines.
Detroit United lnterurbnn Linea

=. Detroit United lnterurbnn Lipea
Time table subject TO change without
FLINT LIMITEDS-Dally. $40 A. m
and ais y. m. Locals FOR Rochester;
Romeo. Orion and oxford. a, m. and
m and every two hours until . p. Ia.
For Wyandottc and Trenton, S:S3 a.
m, 6:03 a. Ia. and every 70 minutes
until sos a. m. then h "a hourly mn,ii
eos D m, then half hourly until 1885
r. m. On Sunday. frst car starts az
For Royal Oak. DirminShnm and
Pontiac, $40 a. IN. then half hourly
until ,. m. then hourly until IL p. ~
First care one-half hour later on sun
For Farmington. Worthwhile, Orchard
Lake and Pontinc-6 u. III. and hourly
until IL .. N. First car one hour later
RAPID RAILWAY sysTEM-Por.
Huron Limited. daily, 7;46 3, m. l2;4S
and e:45, p. m. Locals for New Balti:
more. Algonac' Marine City ana nc p psa
s s1 "A %ls 70 sar'H 70 c' clsne sa hs
sO Os $50 m 70 f R Il cl sna hourly ys
Shore Line. hourly, s:2s a. m. to s:2s
p m; also II D m; ro,rno
SNORT RHrEo LIVE nR Rx.@Toleso LimitoS,
s sso D. s M Z Locals % for Rockwooq Nsw
q m to $3.50 D. m. also o:so and II
! % m for Monroe.
Ry.-Limiteds, 7:45 a. m. IL As and $40
% m. Locals. for Jackson, Z a. m. and
). every two hours until p m; for Ann
Arbor, a. m and hourly until IL y.
IN; for Saline, $50 q. m. and every two
hours until $50 p. m, also 10 p. M; toi
Plymouth and Worthwhile, 1880 a. m. and
every two hours until $3.50 p. m, also
IL p. m. .,
If1terurban cars pass Waiting sta
ton. corner OF Larned and Griswold-
ets, last ears awaiting tho closing or
thsaters.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
Circus Music Of High Order.

One OF the delightful features Of
Ringing Brothers Worlds Greatest
Show is its excellent military band of
atty soloists under the direction of
Albert G. Sweet II is one of the best
bands in the United States and by all
odds the best that ever played incl
dental music for a circus program.
During the hour between the opening
OF the doors and the beginning of the
regular performance this band gives
an excellent concert Of operate and
popular music.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
WOMEN DEFY PASTOR
PLAY PROGRESSIVE GAME

MIDDLETOWN. n. Y, May I9.-
Rev. K. W. Mccullough, pastor OF the
First Baptist church. condemned pro-
gressive euchre playing for prizes az
gambling, and called upon the police
10 arrest members If they persisted In
carrying out their plans.
Nevertheless. the Lenten Sewing
club. composed OF young society won.
en- of the city. held its euchre party.
Nearly 400 women were present. and
that the affair was a success. they
say. was largely due to the advertising
Pastor Mccullough gave Il. DR.. Nc.
Cullough has resigned and will become
pastor OF a Scranton (Pa.) church.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20

attached TO the. cash box OF the tele-
phone sounded in the cashiers Office
ana q clerk ran 10 the booth just In
time TO see O'Connell shut the box. II
Is claimed. He was overpowered
and held for the police.
Leo, soiuski. n Hamtramck youth al
legged TO have been implicated I'm the
robbery OF $3.50 worth OF property
from the home OF Edward Barr, In
Mndo@ S his Hsc a6e f WSar pepsy
Sheriff Crowton. OF Highland Park.
called at the house. armed with a
warrant. Tuesday night, according
Munck Fred shattack. aged Is. lie
held on a similar charge He plead
ed guilty before Justice Munck and
his examination VIII take place May
The Wayne County Christian Temper
ance Union held an institute Tuesday
In the parlors OF the Central Metho-
DIST church. Talks were made by
The state ", c. T. Z. convention will
be held in Bay City June TO s. In
elusive, Delegates from Central
Andrus. Mrs. 5. ". Webb. Mrs. Fran
ces E. Sutherland. Mrs NJ E. Butler
Mre FRANCES Z, Preston, Mrs Olive
King. Mrs; o. E. Wilson and Mrs.
huRtf hosDtthl training SChOOl
for Nurses graduated a class of IL
In Chaffee hall Tuesday night the
program consisting OF music. ad =
dresses and the presentation OF class
Boyd delivered the invocation and DIR.
Oscar LeSeure addressed the gradua-
ting class DR.. H. L. Obetz also ad-
dressed the nurses. and said that a
course or Is months Is sufficient for
the education OF a nurse. Following
the program. reception was held
In the Nurses home. opposite Har-
per hospital
cult court against the Great Lakes
Engineering works. claiming $40
700 damages He was formerly In
charge Of the department manufac-
turing refrigerating plants. and
claims he was engaged for ten years
al salary OF $4,000 per year with
commissions He was let 30 in 1906,
would have been his income The
company started suit against Den
nedy recently, claiming ne was in
terfering with it's business by dis
paraglng its work
joe Labadie, DetrOtt's gentle" nm
archist; who Was let out Of his job
as a clerk for the water board be :
chance OF being reinstated In a
meeting of the board Tuesday night.
commissioner Clippert moved that
Laoadle be rs-engaged but the ques-
tloh was lert unsettled until next
meeting so that Commissioner
Pound. who led the fight against
Labadie. may be present Two pc
titions signed by some OF the most
influential men in the city were
presented In Mr.. Labadie's behalf.
n new free dispensary for the treat
ment OF diseases of the throat and
chest Tor those who cannot afford
the services OF a specialist will be
established by the Detroit Throat
and CHEST Free Dispensary. which
hled articles OF association TUESDAY
afternoon. The dispensary will be
located on Adams-ave., near Hast
ings-st Or r. l.. Shurley will DE
al the head OF the institution. The
other incorporators are: Charles III
hodges. George II. Barbour. Jers-
miah Dwyer Frank j. Hecker. n ID
sheldon. J. l.. Hudson and S Y. Sey-
burn.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
Robert Lewis, Negro. who shot Flor
ence Henderson about two weeks
with several cuts and bruises about
his head and body. Martin DursyH,

aged ~. OF No. 80 wiuis-ave. east,
was found living In Orleans-st., be-
tween Cnnneid and Willis-avcs..
shortly after midnight. Tuesday. by
Patrolmnn Madeja\ Dursza declaf-
ed that he had been attacked by Il
man named John Klotz but would not
give details Of the AFFAIR He wiz not
prosecute Dursza ives assisted TO
his homo ard a doctor called to dress
his Injuries,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20

attached TO the cash box OF the tele-
phone sounded in the cashiers Office
and q clerk ran TO the booth just In
time TO see OConnell shut the box, II
Is claimed. He was overpowercd
and held for the police
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
$3.50 Port Huron and Return, Grand
Trunk Railway System.

Tickets on sale Saturday and Sun
day Of each week Return limit Mon
day following date OF sale. City
Ticket Office. 124 Woodward-av. Tele-
phone NJ 80.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20

Bustness-Iike Printing. No russ and
no feathers The plain. neat kind. that
looks right. Times Printing Co.. is
John R--st Phone 1Aes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
Excursion Fares to Canadian Points
Via Michigan Central, Account
Victoria Day.

Tickets will be sold at one fare
for the round trip, May 2S-24-2S, good
for return until May 20.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-08
NOTlClA IMPORTANTE.

Les Behores Zalduondo & Nier acabsn
de recibir para Hu tisnda LA LUNA pita
en- la oaIle de San FranCiGco Dtmsro 80
un complete = vRriado Burtido en- tsIaB do
hilo, Bsda, lana y aIgod6n qua realizan &
pFCCios aumamente m6dicoB. Tambi6a
han rscibido una multitud de aTtfculog de
n9vedad tales como Cinturoneg, Boas. En-.
cajeg, AbEigoI de lana, de Deda y loD famo'
GoG MOnte' Carlos, tan de mod6 en- eDtoa
dfa'. En- GuantsV, MitoneB, Alfombrar
para Gala1' OamiSetaI do Crepe , dennis
aTtfeulon del rAmO, no hay quien pueda
Campttir. Una viDitA Convencer6 & cual,
quieEa de que no hay IuEtido como el dc
LA LUNA nj preCioB que puedan igua.
laEgsIeI, debido 4 una gran cOmpTa que
hiCieFon en- I'm Temate de tsIaa finas hecho
dltimamonte en- Nsw YoIk, pEt6n vondien'
do mitEd de pEeCioH laH teIaB mas bonitaD
= mas fnaB que han vsnido & Puerto Rico,
A LA LUNA, pue8, compEaE busnc,
bonito baFatO. A.P.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-08
.BRlGOS Y SOMBREROS.

En- ell Paris BazRr ne han recibiGo abEi'
COS dc BsdR nPgeoB con CueIlo boFdado &
$500 unO, , los hay tambien de $8., $40
y $12 uno.
En- sombreFog do stfioEa 10 RCaba de rc.
c,bir uno de ultima novedRd que 90 ven
d0Ea & dos doIlaTE. Ed un BombFeEo Bu'
mRments bArRto ? muy slegRnts.
En- artfcu!on de metal plateRdo pFopio1
para Eegalos hay un immense BuEtido.-
PEDRO GIUSTI, FoHtalez8 %.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-08
COSA MOY COMUNll
SeDtilse D6biI E IDdispuesta sin que
Puada LlamaTSe unO EnfsTRO.

Hay psEfodoB On que tods peEgons 90
BientO indiapuGatg, con p0CRB fGeEsas, POGO
0patito, POGO humoE, y ain embargo no ostA
ulo eBfermc. 81 uno bugCR sfntomas, %
faoil Greer qu0e mRlGBtRE pEcvien9 DEL
eatfmsgc, 6 de loo neIvioF, que eg rem
mAtismo mu:hRH otrRB indiCaoioueB geme
jGntsR. Lo CieEto en- quo el oEgRnigmo
eBt6 Cangado neCOHitR algo que 10
rshAbilita. Que Ia BsngT0 neCesitR 8'go
que sstimu'e la buOna- CiFCulaCi6u ? que
quite Ias impuFe2ag, On simple t6niCo
90 10 que dtba tomaRBs para C0EFGgiE eB8B
OnoioBag indiBpoBicionsB, y rsOomendamoB
que eBs t6oico sean lAB PfldOFag7 RoB' daB
del DR.. WiliiamB, QUO SON excalGnte9 para
lR saDgVa y Iog neEvi01, La aaUgg9 dsbe
contsneF todoB los GlsmentoB dc salad, y
eBtando lMBapgFe bien, CRni no hay enfsF'
medsd que BubsiHtR.
81 Biguisnts extFacto de una CsFts CO.
EEoboFR 10 que EtfsEOn las sntsEiOre8 IT.
neap: ''Tsngo ell quito de csTtifoar que
20 10Y uno de IoB muChoB que dGben %
CurRci6n las PfldoFas RoBRdag del Dr..
Wll iAmP. VREiaD VGC0g me he B9ntido
iudigpupato con BfntomRg dc 0nfsRmsdadeB
levsB que Bin embargo me quitabsn las
fuer Y % y me tsnfan incspRcitado para Jos
gocsu y obligacionsB dc ls vide. En- tales
cauoB he hechsdo mGnO de las Pild0FsB
R9BadaB del DR.. Williams, obtsnisndO
pronto Alivio = mi complete Fo0tableCi'
misnto Gu periodic de tempo Fslativamen'
to CoEte. TeDgo pu0B buanAB pFusbas do
las PfidoFRB RoBad8B del DR.. Williams
gon un excolsntaB t6nico para la gGpgFe y
los nervio8, , las reOomisndO BiempT0 que
Espgo ocasi6D." (DsG~sr. Juan ssDgui'
Betty Madinp, calle Rsvi;lS Gigedo 43,
HAbRua.)
TodaB las boticas de importancia vsnden
les PfldorRB RoBad0s del DR.. Williams
No % Rcspten SuBtitutog.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-08

De acueEdo con el p6rrAfo 3 del Regla'
mento XI-PlomOFfR-BO ConvoCa & todoB
Ion que dGlsGn ACFoditAr BufcienciR On IR
mRt0Eia para los OxdmenGU que tendrGn
lugAr lon dfas %, %, 80 y 81 del coEEien'
to meE de Julio para MRsBtroB = OfCiRleI
PlomeroE, On las ofCinAS del DspRTtG'
mento.
Los aBpirantsB podrGn PFeIsntNr BuB Boli'
Citudes haHtR Las CuNtFo de lR tREdO del die
27 del menCionRdo meI.
La m ateEiE sobro que hR de veE8RF 81
examen comprendo 10 Biguiente:
l. ProCedimientos para las inBtalRcio'
mes de ObjetoB de plomerfs como inodoror,
uEinaleU, sumidsroB, etc. etc., para lR
dGbida vantiIaci6n de los mismos, de 0cuer'
do con les RsglamsntoB de la Junt0 Sups'
TioF de Sanidad,
%. PEocedimientoB para la instsIaci6n
de degsgda de edif clos vsntiIaCi6n de
aquslloB.
g.. Correction de pianos defactuonoB
prsaentRdog aI axRminRnte.
A. PrGcticR de oonecoiones de tubeffs
do hisrEo y plomo, y dem6B obistoB del
ramo, poE medic de uoldRdurag, especial
ments junturaS de plomo Rhusvadss,
San Juap, P. r Julio de 1908
DR.. Tomds H6squez.
Director dc SanidRd Bensfcsncia.
3 Y. alt.
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SORPRESA De La POI.
IiCfa de New York
a un Club.
Ell fieI John Gray excIsm6: No en-
traFsis a meBOs que Paseis So
bla mi CadaVeT.
Ell buono dol e0pItao Walsh ensI Sc dosmty6"

81 Cob social Colwab ab, de la avenida
LenCx en- NusvB York CelebUabB lR &C.
mana paEads una de BnB aCoOtumbEadan
1eaionep. CaGi tOdoB los BociOg haIldbAngO
reunidos alEsd0d0F dc una mgsR do CSoba
en- uno de loB:GalonGB intsFi0rsI.
A 10 entEadA de eHts GAl6n ODtabR ChriG'
topleF Gall, 81 presidents, BsCFstaTi0- teBoo
reFO del Club. TenfR Gall un oio On 'lR
mesa y ol otro On Ia pueEta del frente,
donde 30 fiel BiEviOnto John Cray 0guST
daba de pie lol 6ltimoB vinitanteP.
Gall moTdfaUe la leDguR misntEag ofR. el
Fetintin de Ian manGdRO BobTe 10 mGBB
poHque los mi9mbF0B del Club sltabRp sin
dudR pRgGBdo EuB deudRF. d..
De pTonto Pun CatRplum Mr.,
Gall foe gGCRdo de "a GnBueflo por un es.
tE6pito en- Ia pusEtR del ftents en- donds
e8tAba ell Eel J0hu Gray, obOtFuyendo 81
pABo y voOiferande:
-''No GrtTST6is Rquf menoB qua pa.
s6'B Bobre mi cadkvsEw w
Les miemb bros del Club habfan enaR.
yado I0 egcGn8 = el gEito de Gray fu6 Ga
MnL para deuRpGreosF, mientFas Gall
mantsnfa Ia pu0Rta de una pequefA habi'
taOi6n RbisEtR, todoE Bs eBcurFisEoD, Run'
qua eltG alCob8 era de tamOfi0 oFdinREio
y tenfS doB pusEtOB, uUa OF fcents = otEa
detFSH. Los BocioB del Club lsnsGronB0 q
pAGaF, peFo deBpu6I de hAbsr alberto Ia
primeF8 pueTtR 30 vieIon bIoqueados por
lR 0tTG que dabR una caFpinteFf8 en- oil
Begundo piBO del HdmeFO 800, Av9nids
Len0x.
En- poCog uegundo1 forEAFon s8ta BalidR,
per0 mientrRB tRntO lR poIiCfa que habfa
tornado la pEimOEA pueTtR 90 lanzabR &
la habitaci6n.
Gray intsnt6 dstenerIoD, zero fu6 aco.
rrslsdo.
La policia lego tempo para CRpturRr
ZR var guREdiR de IoI que hufan, pero en-
90 mayor paEte egCRpAFon poT lR CRFpinte'
rfs y poF una eBOalerP.
Gall, Gray, IoH CinCo Bocion que fueFon
captuTRdog, M juego de go'fo , una ru'
l:tR, fuerou llevadoB & lR OBtaCi6n de po'
licfR mas pT6ximG, Los cinco dieFon sos
nombTeB como Albert Layer, James Man
nig', William Clark, FrRrk Hall WI
liam PigChell.
La soFpreua fu6 dada por un BeIecto
ggupo de poIicjNU poE oTden del ComiDiO'
nado BUgher y CuRndo los pFiaioneEo8
fusEon llsvadoG & Ia GAtACi6n 81 Capit6n
Walsh CRsi Sc deSm0y6; porque el Rgalto
habi8 sido efsCtuRdo ain tsneF 81 Ia mas
mfnimR ides.
Ouando los pTiGioneroB fueron llsvado1
lR OoTt8 do Harlem, Rnte el mBgiAtEad0
Braen, 10 les puBo 90 libsrtRd par faltR de
pTuebRR.
Gall MOTTO uu pRqueta conteniendo
dos mil pesos y dijO, que ol uegociO hAbfs
sido bueno.
Un policfa montado, inf9rm6 al Comi'
uionado Bughsr que habfa vinto hombveI
muy bisn VsB!idoB concuETir & ls CASA nd
nero 308 de ls Avsnid0 Lsnox & todaB
las hora8 de lR m!flGnR. Ds invoetiga'
clones que 80 hicieron, reluIt6 que 81 an
tiguo Club Cobwst que en- 1893 tsnfs una
patsnte especial, 80 hNbfa eutablsCido do
nu0vo On el vecindREio, en- donda eutabR
gozando de Bu RntiguR inmunidad.