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Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-18
FIVE MYSTERIOUS
SHOTS AT MIDNIGHT

At 12:40 o'clock this morning
Patrolman Andrew Jensen heard five
shots in the vicinity of Stockton
street. He made an Investigation
but was unable to throw any light on
the matter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-18
PASSENGERS SAIL
ON THE CARONIA

None OF the local passengers on
the steamer United States returned
to this city yesterday, Local agents
stated this morning that they will be
transferred to the Cunard line
steamer, Caronia, which sails at
O'Clock today
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-18
JUNKMAN HELD FOR
BUYING STOLEN GOODS

On a charge of buying brass jour
nails, belonging to the Lehigh Valley
railroad, Samuel Rosenbaum, twen-
ty-seyen years old, of 145 Fayette
street, was held under 5000 mail by
Recorder Pickersgill this morning to
await the action of the grand jury.
Rosenbaum who Is a driver em-
ployed by B. Frankel & Son, junk
dealers, after considerable ques-
fioning, admitted it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-18
petition from shipwrights' Union.

lFrOm The NEWS C0hTeapondentJ
Washington, Apr. 18:-R Represen-
tative Howell has received a petition
from the shipwrights and joiners
union of Perth Amboy fayoring an
amendment to the Sherman anti
trust law that will protect the inter-
ests Of labor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-18
GEORGE AHRENS WINS
CALF SkINNiNG RACE

In a calf-skinning contest last
night at 309 State street, George
Ahrens won $5. He finished two
calves in eight minutes, while his
opponent, Louis Smith, required
about nine minutes to do one.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-18
NEW PASTOR
IN PULPIT

Rev. Z. Nanassy has succeeded
Rev. Joseph Kozna, former pastor
of the Magyar Reformed church IN
kirkland place, who has returned
to Hungary. The new minister, who
comes from Alpha, N. j., held his
first service yesterday.
Beautiful Easter cards for sale at
Sexton's, 10 Smith street.
zh9S4r4-1s-1t*
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-18

Collector Richard f. White is
preparing a list of unpaid personal
and poll tax bills, which will be
placed In the hands of Constables
O'Brien and Moran, as deputy collec-
tors, on May 1.
Mr.. White said yesterday that the
list is a long one. All personal and
poll tax bills paid before May /,
Collector White says, will be minus
the collection fee, but, after that
date, each bill will be increased con-
siderably.
Every year a collector is sent out
with the overdue poll tax bills and
all kinds of trouble has been exper-
fenced in having them paid. All poll
tax bills after May i will be $1.53
instead of 81. A fee in greater pro-
portion will be added to the personal
tax bills.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-18
FALLS INTO
HOLD OF BOAT

Carl Olsen, deckhand on barge,
fell into the hold of the vessel last
night and sustained broken collar
bone. He was attended at the city
hospital.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-18
.
SHOWERS FOR EASTER.

New York, Apr. 18:-(SpeciaD
The weather forecast for New
Jersey is showers tonight and
Sunday. Warmer tonight, with
light to fresh south to southwest
winds.
i > ss y =
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-18

Beautiful souvenirs given away
with all purchases over 20 cents at
Sections, 20 Smith street.
15S34-4-1S-1tt
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-18
Rain ANO WIND DID
DAMAGE IN TEXAS
Ineofal b. United Press wire:

Special Dy United Press Wsre:
Fort Worth. Texas, Apr. 18-This
section is slowly recovering from the
effect of torrential rain and high
wind storm that swept over here last
night, causing damage that will
reach into the millions and complete
" suspending railroad, telegraphic
and telephone communication. The
Trinity river cut its banks and all OF
the houses In the vicinity are flooded.
lee cream soda can't be beat at
BARNEKOV & PETZ.
15943-4-1S-1t%
Live chickens for sale 10 cents
each. at Sections, 20 Smith street.
15934-4-18-1t~
Let The NEWS fill your wants.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-18

Special today, 20 cent tooth brush
Q cents.
15944-4-1S-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-18

Come early and avoid the crowd
that will be waiting for one of those
plates at Sexton's, Z 0 Smith street.
15934-4-1S41ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-18
PATROL WAGON TAKES
MAN FOUND IN GUTTER

Chris Mathiasen, of so Kearny
avenue. notified the police this morn
ing that a man was lying intoxicated
in the street. The patrol wagon re-
moved him to the police station.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-18

Twenty-cent tooth brush with bot
tie Of our Ruby Dentriflce, 25 cents.
BARNEIkOV ~ PETZ.
15945-4-1S-1t"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-18
PERSONAL AND
POLL TAXES TO
Be COLLECTED
Collector Of Revenue Preparing
List TO be Placed in Hands Of
COnSiahIeS May |.
ADD COSTS OF COLLECTIONS

No Fees Added Before End of Press
ent Month, but Poll Tax Bills VIII
BE $1.53 After That Date-Great-
er Addition to Personal Tax Bills
--Constables O'Brien and Moran
to be the Deputies for Mr.. White.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-18

Twenty-cent tooth brush with bot
tie of our Ruby Dentrifice, 25 cents.
BARNEKOV & PETZ.
15945-4-1S-1t+
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-18

Don't forget this is Sections Ami
versary Day and II you want one of
those plates, be sure and go early
10 Smith street. 15934-4-1S-1t*
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-18

PRIMARIES
APRIL %
County Chairman Stricken Sc
IeCtS Next Thursday as Date
for tIeCting Delegates
TO THE STATE CONVENTION

Notices Being Sent to Executive COM
mittecs Throughout the County
Hours Are Left to Discretion of
the Latter-State Convention at
Trenton April % viii Name Dele
gates to National Convention.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-18

Special today, 30 cent tooth brush
8 cents.
BARNEKOv & PETZ.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-18

Let The NEWS am your wants.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-22
ALL ABOARD FOR
WESTF|ELD'S FINE
REALTY BARGAINS
Excursions Today and Tomor,
row to One of jerseys Best
Home Site Tracts.

With mills and factories resuming
on full time throughout the country,
an incident occurred last Sunday Mt
Westfleld Chat very pretty town which
is attracting so much attention now
adays) which business men say Is the
best indication Of the complete return
of confidence everywhere.
An eight car train, which arrived at
Westield last Sunday early in the aft
srnoon, brought over 400 people, every
one of whom proved eager TO invest in
Westfield real estate. These 400 people
were the guests of the New York Sub
urban Land Company. They spent
several hours looking owe the com
pany's property, and when they left it
was discovered that over 800 lots had
been sold, conclusive evidence that
well-developed property stands first in
the estimation of the investing public.
Landscape artists and men who have
figured prominently in the development
of realty values in this country have
marveled at the wonderful strides
made by the New York Suburban Land
Company. which since March has spent
over $37, 900 developing its important
tract at Westfeld. Streets have been
laid, sidewalks put in, there Is the very
best of sanitation. a train service of
seventy trains a day, and all this with
In 29h minutes of Manhattan. No
wonder that crowds are seen at West
field every Saturday and Sunday. These
are the two days each week that the
special excursion train of the New
York Suburban Land Company runs 10
Westfield, each time carrying as its
guests several hundred people.
Undoubtedly h old, old story of
how small purchasers made seemingly
impossible profits by buying at low
prices Is about to be repeated at West
field. For Westfield is right IN the line
OF all the great improved transit facili-
ties hat will increase prices all
through Jersey far beyond anyone's
realization at present.
Jerseyites still remember we'll The
fortunes that were made by early in
vestors in Washington Heights I'M the
Bronx, and those hundreds and thou
sands of people who hesitated too long
at that time are apparently not allow
ing the Westfield opportunity to slip
by them.
This Saturday and Sunday will again
witness the regular excursion trains
running 10 Westfeld on schedule time,
but doubts are expressed by those who
ought to know as to whether any more
lots will remain after sunday, for the
tract was not a very large one and
buyers have come by the hundred.
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av. 25x1Oo: and other tract.

av, 25x100; and other tract......
Same to same, @ s Grove st, 81 TT
q FIR Springfield av, 25X100......
Gertrude L. Cauffman ct al to
Newton II. Porter, n S Park av.
s e fr land of Jas. Wilde, 75x4OO
Frank r. Rapp to Louis e. Voor-
hees, Irvington, W o lands
Abraham Voorhees,, S e fr
Stuyvesant ay, 75x13S."".......
John Hawkins to Lucy 0
rowe, Nutley, c S Humbert st,
rs 1T FIR Avondale av, 70x16......
Morris Mendel ct al to Salvatore
Intindelo. Nutley, lot 1856, map
of Nutley Homestead, 25x15O...
Charles =. hIacurer to Cortlandt
Parker, jr. Kearny, n e Mag
nolia av, $50 # c fir kearny av,
5OXl36
Cortlandt Parker. jr, 10 Charles
p. Macurer, Kearny, same prop
erty
Lewis C. Harrison TO Annie NJ.
Howell, Bloomfield, n S Hill st,
2O3 fl g fir Orange st, 33x166.....
Same to same, Bloomfield, n s
Hill st, 1853 # n fr Orange ST,
ttlAIfD .sssH
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REAL
TRANSFERS.

49,
Sophia 3. Corey to Moses Mandel.
e s Broome st. 273 # n fir
Waverly pl, 25X9S..............
Hyman Singer to Benjamin
Larkey, W s Bergen st. 106 It
n fr Avon av, 35X105; and other
tract
Arno T. Schmidt to Herman Hen
kel, n W S ed st, It's IT II fir
Alpine st, 25X144 ...............
Charles Wesch to Michael Thurn
ct al, n s Berlin st, 50X100...
Geo. Paddock to Sabine Addesso,
S $ sth av, w cor lot Al, map
John /. Plume, 41x100. ..........
Albina NJ. Hardy and hus to
Michael Losasso. e S st. James
pl, 800 IT fr Clinton pl, 25x109..
Edward II. Lum (gdn) to Mar
garet Marley, w $ Plane st, 100
It FIR Blocker st. 95x101 ....... 5,
Dorothy j. Jaeger and hus to
Patrick McCune, W s Sanford
av, 125 # $ fr Fortuna st, 75X
lQf
Frank II. Broadwell to Caroline
Brandley. e S Seymour av, 325
IT FIR Madison av, 30X172........
Henry Pfeiffer to Mayor and
Common Council. city of New
ark. s S Shaw av, W fir Dewey
ST, buXluU
John NJ. Cahaley to Frank S.
Pearce, w S Fabyan pl, 14l It $
fr Nye av, 25X100.
Frank S. Pearce to Augusta L.
Cahaley. same property ........
Esther Newman and husband to
: Samuel Benjamin ct al, n W $
Prince st, 1873 # S fr South Or
ange av, 25X91 .................
TOWNSHIPS.
Chas. G.. Emerson ct al to Ed
mund f.. Grove, S. Orange, II $
Newark and Springfield rd, $
cor land Lewis P%ierson. contain
ing ? acres
Louise c. Hansen and hus to
VIM. Cuttrell. Il. Orange, e s
Amherst st. 81 IT $ fir McI<in-
ley av, 50xt37
G. r.. Munroe ct al to Home B..
Supply Co, II. Orange. n W cor
Walnut and Hamilton SITS. loon
100
Simon Scheuer to Albert Scheuer,
Bloomfield. W S Newark and
Pompton Turnpike rd, n c cor
los. r. Wards
Wcbber +. Baker to Carrie *.
Baker, Il. Orange, II $ Essex st.
215 IT W FIR Washington st, 25X
100
Frederick II. Beach (adm) to
Leopold Bloch, Bloomfield, $ $
Henry st, part of Meeker lot,
S5X96 !
Ferdinand Mutter ct al to Geo.
Kircher, ~Irvington. n W S 22d
st, 1873 IT s fr Madison av. 29X
Geo. kircher TO Ferdinand Nut
tor, S. Orange, n $ Norwood st,
225 1T fir Abinger pl, 50x10O.......
Fanny w. Warnan and hus to
VIM. G. Hainski, II. Orange.
Q s Rutledge av, 3O6 IT II IN
Arlington av. 117x169 ..... -.
Clinton Az. Land Co. to Anna
p. L. Haeni. Irvington. G s
Grove St Sc It 9 fr Springfield
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ARLINGTON

Painters and Decorators.
Interior, Exterior, Painting, Dscoratfug.
By day or contract. Estimates furuished.
PRICE REASONABLE.
j. BRIEFER, 551 BELGROvH DRIVE.
ARLINGTON. N. J. PHONE ea-w.
Meat Market, Fruits and Vegetables.
BROKER BROS,
Choice Meats, Fruits and Vegetables
l2 Midland av., Arlington, n. J. IA
TaiIorS.
Il. G. LJUNGHoLM, 46s Elm Il, Arfurtu1.
n. j., maker of Mems Clothes.
TonsoriaI Parlor.
TORY, THE Hail CUTTER. An kfnds -
Toilet Supplies. 1876 Midland av., Arlington.
Painters and Decorators. !
FRED'K ]. ENsoR, 1853 Midland Az, Arffn~tsuu
n. j.. painting. decorating and paperhansins.
House Furnishings and Hardware
A. NELSON. $50 Midland Az. Arlfngtoss dsalsa
in House Furnishings. Hardware etn
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

W~ANTED-To rent from November or Decem-
Der list, small farm or country house; within
% miles of Newark. PAN, $50 South Seventh
st. state price.
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KEARNY


Painters.
James n. Coils. 4 Kearny ay., Kearny. N. J.
Hardware and Paints. Try Collis's Famous
Wall Enamel. all colors. slips per gallon.
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Coal md Wood Dealers.
q. J. CARNEY. Dealer in coal. wood. hay.
grain and straw. ITO Harrison sv.
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Sheet Metal Works.

West Hudson Sheet Metal Works, cor. WASH
ington st. and Harrison av., Harrison, N. J.
Sheet metal work Of all descriptions, including
ooinices, skylights. etc. Estimates cheerfulIy
furnished.
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northumberland av.. near Depot St
10 rooms and bath; hot air heat: every Inn
provement: lot 32x1l5. BEYEF, 72 Broad st
near Market.
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FELL & DEvINE
Real Estate and Insurance

3R MAIN ST, NEAL Nv,
EAST ORANGE N. j.
EAST oRANGE-Edgerton ter, near Prospect
ste and S-room houses; improvements;
steam heat: $500 cash. balance monthly. $3 up;
81, 100 to $3.50. BEYER, 762 Broad. near Mar
ket st.
Harrison.
TWO family house, "A rooms; all impts; lot 25X
100. bargain to quick buyer, Inquire AT l5
North Fourth ct, Harrison, y. j.
Irvingf0D.
ELECTROMAGNETIC av.. near Springfield and
Clinton cars; 7-room houses; $3.50 cash. SIG
monthly; g. $50. BEYER, 762 Broad. near Mar
ket st
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DOGS. BIRDS, ETC.

Ali advertisements under this heading
arc charged for at the rate OF 4 cents
a line per day. and appear In both
MORNING and EVENING STARS.
Those keeping regular lads" in by
the month are charged for the same
service 81 a line per month.
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C~hiropody, MnssaEing and ManicurfnE.
Julia G. Davis, 4 4th st.. Harrison. N. J. Hair
dressing, face and scalp treatment a specially.
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scrap Iron peaIsru,

Scrap IRON Dealexs,
ALL kinds of scrap iron. brasR, copper. sine.
old machinery and parts Of saxne; popaf.
rubber. bottles and all kinds of waste MAJ
terials bought. Send postal or ca1.
A. GRUBNR, "A
70 Osborne street. BloomnaYd Ell
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FARMS For

FARMS FOR SALE.
F~ARMS-T.argest and most complete list In
South Jersey; we have practically every de-
sirable farm, in or near Vtncland, the heart or
tho fruit and poultry centre; send for our so
page summer catalogue, finely ellustrated; buy
no v and rSAp the benefit OF this seasons crops.
can remain on mortgage. BRAY & MAC
80 South 9Th St, Philadelphia, Pa, or Vineland.
N. ].
BARGAIN-iS-acre fine farm. 7-room house and
large barn; 10 minutes to trolley and rail-
road station: good land and fruit trees; price
81. 200; easy terms. DcREMER &
Washington. NJ j.
191s-ACRE FARM. Il mile from station; 7-room
house; small barn; $50 peach trees. 20 apple
frees, I acre strawberries, ~ acres blackber-
ries; price 81, 900. GEO. BERNHARDT. Folsom.
N. ].
BLACKBURN FARM. Prospect av.. West Or
ange ntain-Heait resort for horses;
rich pasture: brooks. spring water; shade. Adj
dress NJ. KARAM West Orange.
FARMS for sale, rent and exchange PAUL
: r. WILLIAMS. New Brunswick. n. J.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OUT OF TOWN.


MoNTCLAIR-e-room house; all improvements;
near railroad station or trolley; $500 cash,
s6 monthly will buy; 100 to $500: this Is
easier than paying rent. BEYER, 762 Broad,
near Market st.
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THE ORANGES

Bicycles and Motorcycle,
GO to PORTER'S, 10 Park It. Oranra. for xour
frst-class motorcycles: also bicycles. Repair.
ing a speciality.
Music Teachers.
JOHN G. MIMIC. graduate Of London colIexs
of Music. Plano instruction: terms reason-
able; best music furnished all occasions, u
William st.. Orange. N. J.
Musicians.
GEORGE RANDALL. violin instruction; select
band and orchestra music furnished for all o-
caslons.. 80 William st.. Orange. N. ]. Tels-
phone 1S23-W. Orange.
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Furniture Dealers,

Furniture Dealers.
Great reductions; children's suits for school
opening Sl.25 up: cash or credit. JACOBS
BROS. 207-9 Harrison av.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OUT OF TOWN.


Arlington.
ARLINGTON-Elegant home, 10 rooms and
bath; every Improvement. lot 50xl05, fine
stable goes with house; answer quickly to Sc
cure this most exclusive bargain, which may
be purchased on monthly payment plan. a. Il
e. II ScRIAtSlIAN IS Rutherford pl.
FOR SALE-Houses, 81. 900 to 81. 900: new ones.
ST. 500; every Improvement; send for circular.
AMANN, lS Midland av.. Arlington, y. j.
Atlantic HighIapds.
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS.
OCEAN VIEW.
Lots 500 up; free excursion Sundays via
Sandy Hook boat. For tickets apply
HARBOR INDUSTRIES. 1f2 Market st. Open
Monday. Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
FREE EXCURSION every Sunday to Ocean
View, Atlantic Highlands. via Sandy Hook
boats from Pier 10. North River. to inspect our
bungalow sites. now selling Tor 800 and up.
For ticket apply to JOS. S. KErCHAM, 1903
Ninth av,
East Orange.
FOR quick results list your property now for
the fall demand. We have buyers OF bar.
gains at once. Good tenants secured.
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RENT.

FOR RENT-Private stable In
Forest Hill section, with accommodations for
Two horses and three carriages: will not Is
put To business use. Address A. q. c., Box 30,
Star Office.
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West Orange.
VISIT beautiful Washington Park building lots:
easy terms; take West Orange trolley to
property. RANDALL 257 Main st.. Orange.
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SUBURBAN
MERCHANTS, TRaDESMEN,
ETC..
WE CAN SUPPLY YOU AS
GOOD AS NEWARK CAN
HARRISON


Bakery.
Jas. II. Jones, b7 N. 4th ST., Harrison. N. j.
Baker Of scenes. pancakes. cat cakes. mutton
pies, etc.. a specially.
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SOUTH ORANGE

STORES, OFFICES, ETC, TO LET.
ST. 414-Fish store. or good for
shoemaker shop. fronting on two streets; rent
LEIBlG ]. Casale & Sons.
$3.50 RENTS an office opposite the Postonace;
tnls Is a bargain that should be looked into.
Mil'lhoR REALTY CO., TAO Broad St, city.
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AUCTION SALES.

foh SALE at public auction-All the horses
used IN Nodines Wild West Show: all broken
70 SADDLE or harness; some very good polo and
wagon stock; sale takes place rain or shine.
Belleville.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.
Star" Wants for Resu1ts---Quick Returns.
EXCHANGE COLUMN.

"a FAIR EXCHANGE IS NO ROBBERY
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FOR quick results list your property now 10
the fall demand. We have buyers OF bar
gains at once. Good tenants secured.
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EAST

Grocers.
1t will pay you to cut this coupon out ar
present 1t to
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-03-06
SPLIT IN RUSSIAN LEAGUE.
Financial Scandal Disrupts Reactions
ary Organization.

Financial Scandal Disrupts Reaction
ary Organization.
Discussions which have existed IN
the League of Russian People for
some time past have broken out in the
last day or two into an open scandal.
The league is a reactionary organiza-
ton and a most bitter foe to the par
~liamentary system, and has been ac-
cused Of responsibility for the anti
Semitic outrages at Odessa and else
where.
The league is now holding a con-
gress in st. Petersburg. During the
deliberations twelve prominent repre-
sentatives, including several members
Of the executive committee, submitted
a resolution criticising the admins
tratfon Of the league under its presi-
dent, Mr.. Dubrovin. Financial irreg,
ularities Were intimated and an inves-
tigation OF the large stipends drawn
by the leaders was demanded. This
was followed by a stormy session, at
the@e END q which and
several other leaders were expelled.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-03-06
South Dakota
State News
TRAGEDY FOLLOWS SCANDAL.


Belle Fourche Man Kills Woman n
Himself Mt seattle.
Deserving his wife and family n
following his affinity" over a thou
sand miles to the Pacific coast where
he killed her and then too his own
life is the tragic termination OF the
relations of AL Asbury, a wealthy
stockman Of Belle Fourche, and Mrs.
Mary Brodus, formerly Of the same
place.
Up to a short time ago the Brodus
family resided at Belle Fourche, Bro
dus being a timer. Asbury was at
tracted by the pretty young wife of the
timer and his attentions SO
marked as to cause a scandal. n
two men dashed more than once over
the relations, but Mrs. Brodus declined
to listen to her husbands pleading.
The affair came to acrisis some month
ago when Asbury sued the woman for
$500 which he claimed to have loaned
her. Brodus came to the rescue OF his
erring wife an9 removed with his fam
lily to Minneapolis where he later died
and the widow and their two children
went to Seattle to live. A short time
ago Asbury learned of Mrs. o
whereabouts and leaving his wife III
destitute circumstances fastened to
the coast. He met the woman n she
spurned him and the tragedy followed.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-03-06
ANARCHISTS IN TRAP.
Letter in Denver Assassin,s Cell Ex-
poses Plot.

Letter In Denver Assassin's Cell Ex-
poses Plot.
Chief or Police Michael Delaney
Of Denver. Colo. said Friday after
noon that a letter written by Giuseppe
Alto to his son, which vas found In
the cell occupied by him while in jail
at Colorado Springs, contained proof
that men In six cities In the United
States were connected with him IN
the killing OF Father Leo.
Almost at the moment he made
rests had been made In eastern cities
Of men suspected OF being accomplices
OF h murderer.
]. Yannie was arrested In New York
Friday charged with being chief Of
the society, while In Pittsburg. Cres-
tos Sodi. Tomasso Calabreso. Orestos
yaiIavai and Malio Tolmei were locked
up for being Implicated as members
OF the society! The police of New York
and Pittsburg say they have evidence
which connects these men with the
killing OF Father Leo.
Arrests have been made in four 9TH
er cities. out because the police OF
those cities are s~hadowlng other men
no information is given out as to who
the arrested men are.
Chief Delaney said Friday that he
was not sure whether Alto was merely
O tool OF the anti-clerical society to
which he said all Of these men belong
ed or whether he wa3 a r~ingleader.