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New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

Klein & Jackson have bought No. 15s 10 15s East
S1st street three frame dwelling houses. plot
Fs2xIl22 feet. The seller is the American Bap-
tist Home Mission Society.
2 ). O'ConnelI has sold for William Bergen 10
Mrs Nellie Farrell Butler a and half story
private dwelling house No. 2226 Aqueduct ave It
IS on a plot 37.6xl0o feet
Isaac Hattenbach has sold for Mrs, 5. Smith No
425 East I23d st. three story dwelling house.
lot 1ssx1G0 feet.
The Norton estate is reported TO have sold No
155 10 l5s East slst st. three three story frame
buildings plot 5S-31l032 seet
c J. Elsar has sold for Edward A Davis
Philip Dinor No 20 West u7th st. a story
frame dwelling house. lot 25x252 feet.
Clarence E Hutchinson has sold for David Rous-
seau Nos % q West l34th st. TWO three story
brownstone dwelling houses, plot 37xl00 feet
The same broker has leased No % TO DR.. E. A.
Turner
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
REALTY MARKET DULL
FEUy RIG DEALS REPORIED
e. Nescton and r. II. Danforth 10
he Sssnagers of the Prince George.

Few interesting realty transactions were Fepoi
ed yesterday 1t was learned that an opeto.o
had made overtures the Delta Realty COMPANY
10 purchase a plot OF twenty-five Fo's OH 'hs
xo,h side of 1s4th ST. beginning 100 feet east Oh
broadway and extending to within 10 lee' u
Amsterdam ave IL is part of the old Coioreu
f,rnban Asylum block. II is one OF the iai
,,nirnproved plots Washington HeishtS-
Charles f Rogers, proprietor OF the Frince
George Hotel No Il East 18th st, SAID yes'e' uaS
that on October / Colonel A. L. DICK "ho Ho
been the manager of the hoshery. Wouio De SUI SUI
ceeded by George Newton and FRANK Da.i0i -
as Joint managers. - Law
Nessrs Newton and Danforth have both pee"
i,a,,+ managers of the Prince George Each
has had a large and varied experience ia iio'ei
matters throughout the country Mr.. NeW.oii
- 4 one time. connected with the OLD Fh'h
Avenue Hotel in this city, and MI DafIoi'h was
for several years manager OF the Hotei baiiAA' a.
1s.,rr for the Canadian Pacific Railway
,,o1o-,a1 Dick the former manager. is gong u
,ak. charge Of the new Sevils, Ravana CuOa"
Martin Tully is the buyer OF pios OF tou.
.n southern boulevard reported sold on MONDAY
by James Meehan.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
HUNT FOR DESPERATE ABANDONED.
Jersey Prosecutor Calls Off Detectives Look
ing for Monroe.
rl.r TELEGRAPH 70 The rrIbune ]

Hackensack, \. J., Aug. 35-The hunt for WIFE
IAN Monrr.. the Middetown desperate, who IS
capped from Orange County detectives was
lost To view in "a cornheld CampgaW y. j. yes
terday morning. Is ended. far the Bergen
County officials are concerned
Prosecutor koester Of Hackensack called off
his detectives, declaring thai Sheriff Decker Of
Orange County, y. Y, and his detectives had tried
take Monroe Of the state without uroper
warrant
The New York officers, 1t is declared, did not
seek aid from Jersey officials until their prisoner
escaped The bloodhounds that Sheriff Decker
promised TO bring from Poughkeepsie to-day did
NOT appear. and no one searched the woods. II was
.said tonight that Monroe, who is wanted for bru-
tally assaulting FIVE persons and burning barn,
had returned 10 New York state last night. 4 re-
xard -! 3 go was offered for his capture
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
Notice of Summons.

\ countyESarah Bach. Plaintiff. Pasquale
I,.ti ~ living and I;osina Pat his wife widow Sal
Patti ~ LIVING ana ns ba hs ra ~lr r ST
name Of said defendant betns unknown to painth-
- a+t an5 salvatore Patti Individually as coIart
rers doing business under the nam" of Pas4uac PAU
and Son The executors administrators. heirs at law
vie.es grantees interest Of said
ar Widows If such devisees, and otl"r
,,rl.nnwn TO ulaintn The People Of the Stat "f New
Yrk peter Romano Maniscalco Salvator" Cos
tamil. DCmenco Cusm"no. Angelo FaTrauto ,'uls"I'le
Pecorino rarnelo tino aosef" 'ohtttl frances"
49,, ,;tuse,,na Ali David
.Iayid' helms, fictitious the real first Of said Dc"
fendant being unhnoNn I" plaintiff John Doe. James
nc Tnsenh Doe Richard Roe. Robert Roe. Ian" l,'e
Nary Roc Jane Doc Julia Coe tsaid names John Doe
lanes Doe Joseph Richard Roe Robert Roe. lane
Roc Mar Roe Jane Doe. Julia Coo being fictitious
the real names said defendants "cns unknown to
,,isi,tie, D4fen,lants detcndnnts
nr earE Of Won: You are hereby summoned to answer
the complaint this action and TO serve copy II v"ur
answer the plaintiffs attorney within twenty days
In OF failure TO
answer judgment win lie taken AGAINST you by default
for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated. August 18th 1905.
MORRIS COOPER. Plaintiffs Attorney. 90 vesey Street
Borough Of Manhattan. New York city.
To the defendants PasIuale Patti df living Rosna
Pau nis vic or widow salvatore Iat III Ifyingl
Jane his wife widow. the name lane being
real first name OF said defendant being
unknown plaintiff The executors administrators
heirs al law devsars gran and other
interest Of Pasqulie Patti and Of Salvatore Pat
pan9as are nnknovyn +" plantifr. me for.Eons sun
Of Honorable tuhtert W. Pound a OF
supreme Of the State New York. the
the ofiGe Of the CLERK Of the County Of New York
tE" Court Hous" In the HorouEh Of Manhattan, city
New York Dated New York. August 18th. 1905.
MORRIS COOFF.K Attorney for Plaintiff. 20 Vesey
street, Borough Of Manhattan, New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

Queenstown AUG % 3:22 p m-I.ucarIa O3r, New York
or Liverpool
Antwerp. Aug -. / p m-F1nIand. New via Dover
Plymouth AUG -. 80 p uli'retoria ti-r), New
Chcrhnsrp HAMBURG
Gibraltar. 2-Inveresk ,r) Hogo Manila etc for
WV York.
Eremon. Aug -. II m-kaiser Wilhelm II (Gcri. New
York via Plymouth and Cher .uurg
HnmhurE 4. 22-Phd'bus New
Gibraltar. -tuE Z-kcniEn Luise Ger. York for
,:'n A4g 90 Iu!sisna utan. Ne" York Naples
Naples. ~ Noraitis tGT-fk. New York 20 Monte
vide" span. Nr% York ria Cpdiz BaIceoua
MaIseilias. Aug - Madonna 1rl. New York
..rsulhuoo. Aug Italian Prince tr Nt.y York via
&ataI n" de Jane
Mellourn. Aug 2a-freiz IzeI oFr New York via Cape
Town
SAILED
Antwerp. Aug 23-Mas scenomo ,rD New York
Barbados. Aug 2l-Cearense trl New York., Pam
Naples Aug Il Giovanni HtaD. York
IT Vincent. e y. Aug :4-kaz,nIbe t}rD from New
York;. Melbourne. Sycney. etc
PASSED
sciily. AuR - = nI-PTct"Tia 0ierl. New York FOR
Plymouth, therhourg and Hamburg. Frometheus
tGeIL New York tOr -.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, Aug %, 1908
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamer KTonpruzessin Cecilie Gen Fiocernann
August -. Southampton and Cheriourg 10 70
oeichs & Co. with 753 cabin and 2Ss srerage pasfenS
steamer Ely OBJ. HamerIey Npe August H. to the i
Cuba Planters CO. with fruit Arrived Bar at
Steamer Newby Hall lar). Parkinson. sourabaya June
Perrin y Port said ~ Asiers august D. St Mchaers
S9d f bsswaFe 49, al M - sT 10 sharss sumner Co.
steamer Kansas cits pToyer. savannah august ~ to
the ocean ss Co with Passengers and mdse Left quar-
West 22 TO tho Mallory IS Co. with passsnrer ana a ss
Left Quarantine at 10 m
"a the Munson IS Line, in ballast Left Quarantine
steamer oGerp sedenburg I,an,zic August s
and Shields II TO Philip ItuDecht ballast Arrived
steames Irnz Joachim Ger, Won I.eitner savaniIla
To,une Island 70 to the in9 70 1 ana
"a passengers mails aud mdse Arrived the Bar al
steamer Havana stevens. Havana Angus, -. to the
New York and Cuba Mail s. o. wiih 2as Iasseagtis
malls and mdse- Arrived the Par at $50 a m
stean:er A5aiahor keinb;e Jacls,n,ie August
mdse Left Quarantine $40 a n
IL "A Christiansand IL to funch EdEe
60 with l'4 cabin and 3"i storage and
steamer Gordon castle tIi0, knight. Samarang June
sasz p Iort Sal4 - AlEers MchaeIs l.
Arrived al the Iia- at $40
steamer Guiana 1'p, Carey. Demerara August H.
St kits Il. It CIo1 ana st Thomas =" : 04tsr-
10 he Cuneo Importing 90, with fruit Arrived
at the Bar al : = IN
70 The old dominion IS CO. with psSsens rs and mis-"
steafner Pre.dent Grant GER WIT Hamburg August
Il. Bouogne 10 ana iym"gh Il to the Hamburg Auier
age Passengers and mdse. Arrived the Bnr at 20
Steamer Yale Grove Boston to the Metrono.itan s. -.
aith passengers ndse. Passed al 7:4
sandy Hook y J. aug y. $50 m--wind northeast
moderate breeze: cloudy: light
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
THrRSDAy AUGUST -
TRAN ANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer. Close in y Y
Japan, Cores- China Philippine
ands (via SeattleD-Shnano Maru Aug 81 $40 y n
Hawaii Guam and Philippine
San Francisco II TRANSPORT Aug 81 80 p m
Hawaii via san francisco Alameda Aug 81. $50
Hawaii Japan. Corea China Philip
pine Islands via san Franclsro,Asis Sept 3 ESQ p m
Tahiti MErgueSas Islands
Francisco,-Maf1posa sept G. $50 p N
Australia texcePt West). New Zealand vii
Caledonia Val
couver Victoria. b O. Manu1a Sept $50 p m
Japan. Corea. China and Philippine Isl
ands Vancouver Victoria B.
C)-Empress Of India Sept H. $50 p m
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26

Here goes for whirl with boys
shoes!
The maker of our boys shoes-we
think they're about the best boys
shoes there are, found some OF his
customers rather weakened this
season.
Countermanded orders left HIM
with a considerable manufactured
stock on hand naturally Of the more
expensive qualities.
With his samples it made 229O
pairs of boys Oxfords and children's
high and low shoes.
343 of 81 value.
14s9 of So and $3.50 value.
45S of $3.50 value.
1873 Oxfords, boys sizes ! to 6,
with very large variety in sizes
and 30, widths A and B.
S1.85.
552 high shoes and low, children's
sizes, 9 to 1872.
S1.65.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
Warren st. 18th st. gath S.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
SALE OF BURNSIDE AVE. PLOT.

NJ 2. Kerhy and Julius F. Haas have sold for the
sandrock Realty Company plot 207rlO2x261xl04. q
-he northeast OF Concourse and Burnside
for the Of the Metropolis the plot en-
lots at Walton and 10th
st and Loren, y Wood 10 James Clyne the frame
two family house No. 1870 College ave
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Carnathia reported as passing Nantucket Light
ship al % m yesterday. is expected 10 dock a6ou'
$50 n o-day
Tc Baltic reported 11<7 miles east Of Sandy Hook
m yesterday. IS expected 90 dock about II:
: n Friday !,
The Car7nania reported 554 miles east Of sandy
AT yesterday is expected 10 dock about :"o
a m Thursday ,,,
The Alice reported T15 miles OF Sandy Hook at
6 a m Yesterday expected dock about Thurs
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
IN THE AUCTION ROO-Ho.
East Side Tenement House Sold TOR
.S2S, ,:9,3G.

E;,,e rroperties were sold yesterday in the Hsai
Estate Exchange Salesrooms, Nos IA anu " to
xesev ST For the five story tenement house NO. fSS
Fast 18th ST. q sxI033 disposed OF at 1orecos
are sale the plaintiff paid s2ssS6, The amount que
VS. af.out sl2 e,po subject mortgage OF sIo'NV
The other auction results were as follows:
s--er- 3 and sty ten hs Benziser ast FFl,.ei
r L F Doyle, rel; 49,
sPl 445 So taxes. $500 TO the pisiH'li 1o
So 5000. ara -,.,,,. nv. n, man
oa1E a 20 II OF 1S9th ST, 421xlO0. z sly frame
swr n. 10 the plaintiff for 81 coo; Ratonah ave )"
cor .33a st 9a Sx3S TO- sy sFsEne te,i
paintir s4.30S: Brook ave . " cor hsir.
81 100 * Ils ex s. vacant: w curry e1 a.
NcKinIey Realty & Con Co ct al: action :; a "
,eYrs etc s3s4 -: first Tltse OF sI<GU0.
Brook n 14oth at, 1oo oIloi. o.
7o0xa7Q Rgt same: acton L sstne
St same ref: sS6S5 10; taxes etc 800 W
frst Of $4,000: withdrawn beat y =
To, 50xI6S Monmouth drive; voluntary sale 10 NJ foA
FOR $1,000
The auction offerings to-day will be as 1ollo"s'
AT NO. IL vEsEY ST.
-lep H Bat-errnan F c Beer ct a.;
man atty: a Spence Jr, ref amt due sI:e3o 90
fa1rs etc 81 SIS II: Hall Place 772 n Of 16'th st
: n e 30 IL TO Intervsle ave y ou1
" IS sx " 32S: ChEn-lis a6t Q b troohs et a; n
Suefn eTrx. G II Ensel, due. &2sS3 q; taxes
Nv Herbert H Sherman: a1 William St " :. IS II
:, 81 Maiden Lane, 6x27 9Il4 sI2Ilo: sly DIX Dug
~ ? Dxon et a. NJ Sonntas ct al eHrs: J
sIolmes atty: Patterson. ref amt due $1,000 &c
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
corJFNnFR,s POINT TRACT SOLD.

pease f. Gilman have sold the country estate OF
Mrs Josephine De Rome on the souho shoIe a'
Calendars Point Noroton. Conn, 10 client Tor
,oc,,nancv II comprises about five acres of lano.
.u,provsd with a modern house and ortbuildlnss-
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
The auction offerings to-day will be as 'olio"s
At NO il vEsEV ST.
Ruys A NEW JERSEY PLOT.

Edwin H Pepper. secretary Of oppenhen' Coiiins
< Co. has purchased a corner plot AoEiS0 fee'' oi
Jaronoe ave at Deal n. J. lie intends TO Improve
-ba site with q summer house for his own occu-
pancy-
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
RIG DEMAND FOR s5TH ST. HOUSES.

James Carlew has sold No . West 18th ST. a
five story dwelling house. with frontage OF ~
feet This is the fifth house Of a row OF Titeei
sold IN the last few weeks The row was but ny
Al
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT

Parker ave. n > 1879 Castle ave
2lx1o0, Witt Clo1ke loans Salvatore Vim
ciguerre $4,000
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
111N1ATTRE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun 6l2 Moon sets " Moons age ~
HIGH WATER.
AM-Ssndy Hook 7:1S GOV. Island I:5o Hen Gate 80
PM-Sandy 7:23 Gov Island 1852 Hell CATE s:fo
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
SAILED

Steamers Bermud;an dlri. Bermuda. Ciothii5e
tSSorJ. Antonio. Hnnustan ORR F'InH
Rhein tG.r. Baltimore. IIami Norfolk
New port News. III \orte. Gail' ston city hil.nla
annah. ITOquois Charleston and Jackson
wilhelm der ttie!t. Bremen Via Ilgmuuth
1,iasIbours. R1ndam tpItch Rotterdam Rnuinsna.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26

'Brinss mail.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-04
TRUElSON' s STORY
NOW O|SCREO|TED

LA PORTE. Ind, June ga sup
posed professor and his wife, with
Jennie Olson and John Moe went 10
their death in the Guinness house, the
night before Christmas. 1906.
Advices were received today, from
Youngstown. O.. detailing the disap-
pearance Of Prof. Z. F. Plato, a music
teacher. of that city, IN October. 1906.
two months before the butchefy Of
Christmas eve. Persistent efforts to
And Plato have been without result.
Sheriff Shutter has wired the Youngs-
town authorities for the number OF
the watch which the music teacher
carried.
The sensational confession Of Ju-
Nus Truelson, OF completely in the
Guinness murders. and which was
made In the fail CT Vernon, Tex, was
practically disproved this morning.
by the receipt of intelligence from Da-
vid Hicken, Route 7. Pewaukee. Wis.
that Frank Reidinger. Of Delafeld,
Wis, In whose murder Truelson said
he had a hand and Of whose death In
the charnel house the officers we're
confident, his name being listed as
one Of the woman's victims. the same
Reidinger, whose fate the German
consul at Cincinnati has been invesh-
eating. was now living IN or near
Lincoln. Neb. Truelson graphically
described the killing Of Reidinger in
the Guinness house.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-04
VIEW yopK sTOCK LETTER.

Furnished by Cameron Currie Co.
June 3. 1908:
Stocks opened lower and at once sold
of, showing IN the hrst I'VE minutes
declines OF from half 10 two points In
active Issues with Union Pacific weak
est stock on the list. Reaction in Lon
cor had considerable influence. espe-
ciaily az foreign houses were selling.
Street opinion was never SO mucn d.
v.ded on any topic as on the meaning
o. the cut In bar steel and the first
effect was "a moderate decline in Steel
common. and the majority OF opinion
perhaps Is that there Will be further
cuts. There is certainly a strong ele-
ment which thinks that this would be
the direct and natural way TO stimulate
business even IL IL involved reducing
wages After more than an hours
trading the market had rallied very
we'll from the sharp break IN the open
ing trading Most OF the decline had
been recovered but on the rally there
WAS some tendency 10 get dull. Sup
port looked good and aggressive but
traders on the moor were bearish.
prominent trader approaching $4,000
shares during the first hour OF which
about 1000 were IN Reading 81 Union
Pacific. Arising out OF the selling came
n number Of rumors OF kind which
can he easily imagined. II Is note
steadily advanced throughout the ex-
ecution OF these orders. The declara-
ton OF regular dividend on American
Smelling common was practically what
all the active trading element had ex-
pected although traders tried to ham
succeed I'm securing for the moment a
decline OF nearly points.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-04
CURRENT PALAyER
OF THE POLITICIANS


John ". Anhut has formally made
his bow as a candidate for state sena-
tor from the Fourth district. lee Is u
Republican. Of course, and a bright
young attorney who has been active
In politics for number OF years. He
will run as an independent, not con-
rected with any faction.
DIR. James B. Bradley will soon
have two headquarters in Detroit.
His state organization will center In
the Offices 20 be opened In the Males
tic building In charge OF Postmaster
II. C. Minnie, OF Eaton Rapids, and
]. w. McCausey. OF Union City. A
Wayne county Bradley headquarters
will be opened In the Home Bank
building in charge OF Henry A. Dick.
SON.
The genial doctor will open his
campaign formally with a speech in
Maple Rapids. Friday evening. He
depends upon the strength OF the
anti-thlrd term sentiments throughout
the party to win him the nomination.
During the last six weeks. DR.. Brad
ley has sent and received thousands
of letters and these reflect a senti-
mont against more than two terms
for governor!
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-04
STANDARDS FINE
] MAY AMOUNT To
100000
PREPARATIONS IN CHICAGO FOR
NEW PROSECUTION THAT
WILL INVOLVE $500 COUNTS
LANDS MAY PRESIDE.

WASHINGTON, June 3.-Penalties
may be imposed upon the Standard
Oh Co. that will make the s2s.o00,OOO
me OF recent memory appear paltry.
when plans under way by the depart
ment OF justice are carried out. Prep
arations are being made now in Chi
cago by District Atty. Sims. acting
under direction from Atty.-Gen. Bona
parte. for the beginning OF new prose
cution that may cost the big corpora
ton $4,000, 900. II the maximum line
IL imposed.
The last fine was imposed for 1.46e
cases of rebating. The new case will
involve over 3.400 counts.
The department OF justice declines
20 divulge the name OF the Judge be-
fore whom II will bring the case. II
Judge Lands will be chosen, partly
because OF his disposition TO punish
severely. but because OF the intimate
knowledge OF the subject gained at
the previous trial.
Reports OF the activity in the Chi
cago district attorneys once were
brought TO the attention OF Milton F.
Purdy, assistant TO the attorney-gen-
eral. today He acknowledged that Il
had to do with the preparation OF
cases against the Standard OIL Co..
but refused TO go into details.
Secret Rates the Trouble.
The Standard OIL Co. has been
enabled 20 enter the southern field
and control It. II has even driven
the independent oil companies In Kan
sas and Oklahoma out OF business IN
their own states. This control OF the
southern market Is said to have been
accomplished by secret rates from
Whiting to East st. Louis, from Whit
ing to Evansville, Ind, and by way OF
Grand Junction. Tenn.
Neither the department OF justice.
nor District Attorney Sims will move
IN the prosecution until the latter has
his evidence In such shape that he
feels certain OF conviction.
Especial care Is being taken. for the
corporation believes 1t can make its
strongest defense on the Chicago &
Eastern Illinois cases.
That Monograph Sheet.
This view OF the matter is held I'M
tenable by the encouragement. In
vestigation of the Chicago & Eastern
Illinois rate shows 1t to have been
as secret as that OF the Alton. In
October, 1895, the railroad fled with
the commission a single mimeograph
sheet showing the rate on oil from
BOLTON to East st. Louis to be Ga
cents. A note furnished the informa-
tion that the same rate would apply
from Whiting.
An Investigation thus far has failed
TO disclose that any oil was shipped
other than by the Standard under this
tariR sheet, and as Dolton is practical
~ an impossible place from which to
ship oil, being a small village just out
side Chicago. there never were any
Inquiries.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-04
SHOOTS SISTER,
WOUNDS HUSBAND
MURDERER's GUN ExPLoDEs, IN
JURiNG HIM. AS He TRIES
TO ESCAPE.

STUTTGART. Ark. June 3.-Onc of
the most atrocious murders that was
ever committed IN this county. oc-
Cured 10 miles from here. near
Crooked Bayou. small stream on a
plantation known as the Craig place.
where B. r. Oliver shot and killed his
sister. Mrs. Stanley. while she was
setting sweet potato plants. after
which he went into the house and
shot Stanley who was in bed, sick.
When Oliver left the place. he at
tempted to climb over a fence and his
gun was discharged. tearing OF his
Jaw and almost all OF one side of mis-
face
The reason that oliver gave for his
crime was that his sister had done
wrong and he asked those attending
him, here, 10 cut his throat as he did
not care to live any longer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-04
WOMEN TRY TO
KILL A JUDGE
PATTERSON, NJ. j., POLICE COURT
JuRieT ATTACKED BY TWO
ALLEGED ANARCHISTS.

K PATERSON, N. J., June 3.-Judge
James Carroll, OF the police head
quarters court, while on his way home
Tuesday night. was set upon by two
women, alleged anarchists. who made
. desperate attempt 70 stab him.
The Judge escaped death by the Wig.
orous use Of his fists. but his coat.
wAistcoat and shirt were cut TO rib
bons.
Both women were overpowered and
later arraigned before him In court
and sentenced to long terms In jail.
They gave the names OF Mary Cam
1nita and Giuzippini Corrosive. Meth
Or would reveal the reason for the at
tack, but 1t was said to have been In
splred by the rigor with which the
police and judges Of Paterson have
been dealing with the anarchists OF
tho city OF late.
Mary Caminita Is said to be q sister
Of Joseph Caminita, the editor OF La
ouestione Sociale, an anarchistic pub
licafion which was recently suppress
Cd by the United States government.
Caminita disappeared and is said 10
have gone to Italy.