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The sun., 1909-06-30
DOG MADE HIMSELF AT HOME.
Went to bed With the Moskowitzs and
kicked the Head Of the Family Out.

Went to bed with the Mosixowitzs and
Kicked the Head or the Family Out.
A large black dog lea ped through a
window into the rooms OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Israel Moskowitz at 90 Glenmore avenue,
Brownsville. early yesterday morning
and at once proceeded to make himself
at home. He climbed into bed with the
sleeping couple. snuggled into a position
almost humanlike for comfort and laid
his head on the pillow. The night was
warm and the dog evidently objected
to sharing the bed with others, for he
braoed his back against the wall and
planting his powerful hind legs against
the middle OF Moskowitz almost kicked
him out OF bed.
Go away. Let me sleep growled
Moskowitz. His wife. to whom he ad-
dressed these remarks. awoke. Burg
lars!' she exclaimed, There's burglar
in the he'd here!'
yes, I've got him. shouted Mosko-
witz, holding fast to hairy body.
There was growl and swapping of
teeth. and with couple OF kicks Mosko-
WITT was landed out Of bed
With his wife and scven children at
his heels he rushed around TO the Browns
vile station, and his story resulted in
Lieut.. Brady sending a policeman to the
scene. The animal growled at every
body. until the situation was solved by
Able Nehemiah, II, Of the same address,
after two hours parlcying with the dog.
Able grabbed the dog by the tail and gave
it number Of sharp twists that sent him
flying from the bed through an open door.
The sun., 1909-06-30
SAYS HE FOUND 1T.
Pedtie Institute Student Arrested Will;
Pawning His Presidents watch.

Benjamin Relchman. 70 years old, a
second year student in the Peddie In
stitute at HiRhtstown, n. J.. whore he
Is taking a course in dentistry. was held
for the New jersey authorities on short
affidavit in the Tombs court yesterday.
Reiohmans father 10 real estate dealer
living at Is Henry street, Coney Island.
according to the police,
Young Reiohman was arrested In Park
row pawnshop while attempting TO dis
pose Of q watch. a class pin and ring.
A stop order had been issued for the
watch by the police. TO whom It's loss was
reported about the middle OF May by the
Rev. II. H. Rivenberg, the head Of the
Peddie Institute. His house had been
robbed.
The student said he found the watch
on the shore OF Feddie Lake. He watched
for an advertise ment Of the loss In the
school paper and none appearing he oon-
cluded, without any criminal intention,
to dispose OF the watch along with some
articles OF his own.
The sun., 1909-06-30
HEAD-ON. TROLLEY CRASH.
Several Persons injured and Cars
Wreck ed At Paitsade, N. j.

WTCCAcU ~ KNu8oOt, ~. -.
HAcKENsAcK, N. j., June 2e.-Makine
up lost time on his way 10 the Fort Lee
ferry at clock this evening Motorman
William Fuchs Of tho Hudson River
trolley line went past signal at switch
In tho Palisades woods and caused a
head-on collision on a curve near the
Bridal Way. at Paiisade. Both cars were
crowded.
The injured wore: John Kay motor
man. Of i77i Bathgate avenue, Brooklyn,
oonoussion Of the brain and internal
injuries. taken to Englewood Hospital;
Frank Gerth. proprietor Of Gerth's Hotel,
Fort Leo, decorations OF right elbow;
Mrs. E. A. johnson, Fort Lee, bruises;
No. %. an Italian employee on the trolley
road. fractured rib; Mrs. A. Hartman,
l6s Himrod avenue, Brooklyn. injury to
back; Frank Fedd, employee, broken
bone in right foot; John Allstadt, Fort
Lee, cuts and bruises.
The westbound car had the right OF way
Hayas HdsD the %sn track obs 81 the
from his car just before the crash and es-
oaped injury. A number OF women Of
Palisade. a suburb. saw and heard the
crash and they hurried to the scene with
bandages. stimulants and iced water.
r. Burton-0pitz, Recorder OF Palisade.
who is a professor Of physiology in Column
bia University. placed the two trolley
crews under arrest and then paroled them.
The cars were badly wrecked. The
eastbound car was pushed back fully
100 feet by the other car, which was travel
ling fast on a down grade. Because OF
the dense foliage at this curve neither
motorman could see the approaching car
in time TO avoid collision.
The sun., 1909-06-30
GANG FIGHTERS SHOOT WOMAN.
She walks with . Child Through Cross
Fire and q Bullet Hits Her.

flre anu buuet tuts her.
Mary Commerata Of 4s7 East Twelfth
street. walking along Twelfth street with
her little grandson Salvatore las. night
had nearly reached Avenue A when she
found herself between two crowds OF
Italians engaged in a brisk pistol fight.
The woman was walking along in the mid
die of the block. after the Italian fashion.
and the fighting gangs held either sidewalk
Mrs Commerata dodged and scprried
along seeking shelter, but she had gone
only few steps when bullet struck her
in the stomach The men who had been
firing at each other fed as the woman fell
one gang going up Avenue A and the other
along Twelfth street. Policemen Cohen
and Burke chased several OF the men into
n tenement at go East Twelfth street,
but failed to find them inside, Near the
door OF 429 lay revolver with four
empty chambers.
Mrs Commerata WAS taken to Bellevue
Hospital, where her condition was said
to be serious.
Last nights shooting affair is one OF
many in that neighborhood in the last
few months. Two gangs OF Italians have
made Avenue A and Twelfth street their
battle-ground and the police OF the Fifth
street station have been called out many
times, only to find the field deserted and
no wounded in sight. Recently two men
walked into Bellevue Hospital with pis-
tol wounds in their hands, They said
that they had been the unfortunate by
ISLANDERS who are always wounded In street
fights
The sun., 1909-06-30
PLEA FORPRIVATE EAMBULANCES
Doctors Think They should Have Same
Trafflc Rights as Hospital Folks.

Henry Flynn. lawyer representing
. good many physicians who own private
ambulanoes. went to Deputy Commits
sioneriB riBugher yesterday with a petition
asking that private ambulanoes be al
lowed the same rights as city ambulanoes
and that trafio policemen be instructed
TO sec that they get the right Of way,
Alderman Samuel Marx OF the Thirty
first district accompanied MIR. Flynn
10 Police Headquarters. He said that
ut The next meeting Of the Board Of llrer-
men he would introduce an ordnance
sseking to remedy the situation. The
petition left with Deputy Commissioner
privste hospitals and BY many ply
The sun., 1909-06-30
SECOND CABINERS HELD UP.
21s From One Ship Stopped for Not
Having SIS Apiece.

Commissioner OF immigration William
Wtlliams's order that immigrants landing
at this port should have not less than S25
besides railroad tickets to their destina-
ton resulted yesterday in the holding
up OF 2l5 second cabin passengers by the
steamship Ryndam. All were taken to
Ellis Island and will be questioned to-day
as to their ability 10 support themselves
and their families while they may be
seeking employment 1t is likely that
only few Of the immigrants will be de-
barred. Commissioner Williams's order.
which was taken very seriously by his
subordinates. says In part
In the absence OF a statutory provision
no hard and fast rule can be laid down as
TO the amount OF money an immigrant must
bring with him. but in most cases it will be
unsafe Tor immigrants to arrive with less
than s25 tbesides railroad ticket to destina
tom. while In many instances they should
have more. They must in addition, OF
course. satisfy the authorities that they will
not become charges either on public or
private charity.
Only in instances deemed by the Govern.
ment TO be OF exceptional merit, will gifts
to destitute immigrants after arrival be
considered in determining whether or not
they are qualified to land. for, except where
such gifts are to those legally entitled to
support las to wives. minor children, &c.I
the recipients stand here as objects OF
private charity. and our statutes do not
contemplate that such aliens shall enter the
country.
The application Of a rule as to the
amount of money brought in by a second
cabin passenger is an innovation. Second
cabin passengers heretofore have re-
garded themselves, particularly il they
have had families with them. as prao-
tically immune from examination. The
difference between the cost OF steerage
and second cabin passage is less than $40.
II the homeseekers had come in the
steerage they might have had enough
money left to qualify under the new rule
The sun., 1909-06-30
SMALLER POSTAL BONDS.
postmsst ter.General Likely to Curtai'
the Revenue Of Bonding Companies.

vne NSNSnuO " nUtNhtAh0 SV"'pANs'
WASHINGTON, June 2s.-It Is probable
that Postnaster-G General Hitchcock will
issue an order reducing the amount OF
the bond OF the 23s,5ls persons in the
postal service throughout the country.
4 report Ia now before tho Postmaster
General recommending this change, un-
less Congress passes legislation authoriz-
ing the formation OF bureau within the
department to collect an indemnity fund
from postal employees TO relieve them
panies. Employees Of the postal ser
vice have complained that premiums
charged are too high:
First Assistant Postmaster General
Grandheld called attention In report
made by him about six months ago to the
enormous amount Of money paid by pos
tai employees to bonding companies
as premiums, as against the amount OF
collections from the, companies for de-
tions by the Department from the COM
panies ne showed to be less than Ss2 .O0o
and the amount paid to the companies
averaged $3.50 900 year.
This report was made in December and
a month later the bonding com panies in
creased their rates on an average OF from
SO to 100 per cent, which would make the
alone in the neighborhood OF 100000 for
the present year. Chairman Tawney and
other members Of the House Committee
on Appropriations gave a hearing to
representatives Of bonding companies
who are opposed to the passage OF legis-
lation by Congress, which will authorize
the Executive departments to collect an
indemnity fund from Government en-
ployees 1t is maintained that the Gov
curity from an indemnity fund and that
II would effect a saving to Government
employees Of more than a million dollars
wear.
The sun., 1909-06-30
GRAND JURY AFTER 'SOUIREs.
Says Practices Or Certain Nassau justices
Of tho Peace Are 4 Public Scandal.

Says Practices of Certain Nassau justices
Of tho Peace Are n Public Scandal.
MINEoLA, June 2e.-The practice Of
some justices OF the peace and some
constables in the three towns Of Nassau
county in making arrests and committing
men to the county Jail was the subject
Of q presentment by the Grand Jury to-
day. When the presentment had been
read Justice Townsend Scudder referred
it to the incoming Grand Jury and sug-
geeted that the matter be gone into more
deeply.
There are in the county sixteen justices
OF the peace. From january to the time
the matter was taken up the sixteen
ments for vagranoy, drunkenness and
similar misdemeanors. OF the l46 COM
mitments 100 were made by three justices.
One justice made 81. another Al. and the
third 70. The arrests were about as
evenly divided as 70 constables. One
constable made So Of the arrests, another
made IS and the third 81. OF the com-
term Of sixty days, and all the others
were for shorter terms. The Grand Jury
says that tbs justices collected fees In
each case ranging from eS TO $3.50, and
that the 'oonstables collected from S5.e6
TO Si0.+ In each case.
The Grand Jury points out that the
same Justices. the same constables and
the same vagrapts figure over and over
again In the commitments. The persons
committed a. vagrants are familiar to
the Jail officials and must be to the con-
stables and the justices. Still instead Of
their being sent to Jail for the maximum
period OF sixty days they are sent over
and over again for terms OF few days,
each term netting the same fees as one
long ono would. Five men since the first
Of the year have been committed three
times each.
The Grand Jury says that this state Of
Affairs constitutes a public scandal.
The sun., 1909-06-30
DYNAMITE on TROLLEY TRACK.
Car Passes Over II, hut II Fails 10 Explode
Third Outrage In Evansville Strike,

EVANSVILLE, Ind. June 20. 29.--Dynamite
enough to destroy block was discovered
early this morning after a street car had
passed over IL. Examination showei
that It was green dynamite, hence It
failed to explode,
The dynamite WAS found at Second
street and Fulton avenue and II had been
crushed by q Summit Park car. The
dynamite was directly on the curve
where the car turns into Fulton avenue
from Second street. Just within the
guard rail under the bright srolight tho
explosive had heen laid.
Car 1875 passed over II on the turn.
Feeling the jar Of the wheels the motor
man and conductor went back TO inves-
tigate: They paled considerably when
90 per cent
The police took the stick this morning
and made test TO ascertain It's potency.
When It went on the explosion was ter
rifio and experts said that II was sufficient
TO have blown the car with notormAn
and conductor to atoms There we're
no passengers on the. car when II ran
over the dynamite This 10 the third
dynamite outrage In the last three nights.
The sun., 1909-06-30
LOSS or AN ARM NOT ENOUGH.
Policeman suggests Charge OF Assault
Against Man He shot.

Charles Rinuzzo and Frank Rauese
were unwarrantably accused. according
TO Magistrate Cornell. who sat in the
Tombs court yesterday, when they were
arrested on Saturday and charged with
Furthermore Rinuzso came out OF the
experience with a bullet In his arm, which
a surgeon says will have TO be amput8ted.
Policeman Lennan, who did the shoot
ing, said Rinuzzo tried to escape. Rinuzzo
explained that he had been overcome by
heat and did not remember trying to get
away.
Seeing the men about to leave the
court room Lehman interposed;
well. your Honor, I'll make charge
Of assault against Rinuzzo He hit me
What exclaimed the Magistrate, and
"he now facing the prospect OF losing the
arm you shot. Get out!"
The sun., 1909-06-30
MUST LEAVE BELLEVUE.
Long Term Patients who Can BE Cared
for Elsewhere Ordered Out.

General Superintendent Winfred H.
Smith OF Bellevue Hospital has decided
that the hospital needs a clearing out of
some OF It's long term patients. Several
patients have been in Bellevue for years,
some of them because their complaints
are Of scientific interest.
The first patient TO 60 to-day will be
John We'll, who has been In the hospital
for fifteen years. He was admitted on
September 20. 1894, for locomotor ataxie.
For several years he made himself popular
with the doctors about the hospital by
cleaning Instruments and doing other odd
jobs, but for the last few years he has been
unable to Use his arms freely. He will 20
to the almshouse on Blackwell's 8 Island to-
day. where Supt. Smith thinks he will be
as well OF as at the hospital, where room
is badly needed.
The sun., 1909-06-30
CHILD HELD THE REINS.
Grownup Driver Sat Asleep, and MagIs-
trate Barlow Saw IL All.


trate Barlow Saw II All.
Magistrate Barlow's chauffeur honked
his horn for a full five minutes last night
behind truck which was keeping to the
middle Of the roadway across the Will
liamsburg Bridge. The horn made no
impression upon the driver, but at last the
horses strayed to the right side. Then
the Magistrates car whizzed past on
the way to night court.
Magistrate Barlow saw the driver asleep
on the seat with six-year-o -old boy at the
reins. When the automobile reached the
Manhattan side of the bridge Magistrate
Barlow told a policeman to arrest the
driver when he came along.
The man, Joe Vittor Of Sheriff street,
appeared in the night court and told
Magistrate Barlow that he had let the boy
drive while he set things to rights in the
bottom OF the wagon
-Not at ALL said the Magistrate, Il
dollars fine.
The man paid the money and left the
court without further ado.
The sun., 1909-06-30
MARRIED..

Monday. yuss y, ,sap
al the Plaza Hotsl, In the ctty Of Nsv Yogt.
by the Rev. nr. ]. Ross stsvsasea. pestSg
OF the fifth Avenue Presbytsnaa ohpteh
Agnes, dsughter OF Mr. and Ns- Wtltan
Vernon Booth OF Lake Forest. li.. - uv-
insstou Pis,L son Of NF. sA4 Mn FyeAk n.
PAu,
SATTERrHwkTTE-PEA NooAay.
Juno "a. 1900. at the rssidsaos ot ~ bsS1s's
mother, 10 West Tenth stFsst, Kew ysgt. W
the Rev. Or. j. Lewis PArks. rector % csaveF7
Church, Helen Murray. dsughtsF q tAa wv
Arthur j. Peabody. 70 Psnningtes Ssskss.
tbwAlte.
The sun., 1909-06-30
Auto Kills q Miner.

DOVER. n. j., June ?s.-Paui Hancs.
2l years old. Hungarian miner In the
employ OF the Thomas Iron Company at
the Richard mine. was struck this evening
by an automobile driven by Nelson Post
OF Newfoundland and was instantly killed.
He was walking with two fellow minsrs
on the Sparta turnpike on his way TO
work. Post says that when he neared the
men one man turned to one side OF the
roadway, another to the other, while the
third, who was Hance. dodged back and
forth
The sun., 1909-06-30
Franklin County Nominations.

MALONE. N. Y. June 2s.-At the Frank
lin county Republican convention held
here to-day Alexander Mcdonald OF st.
Regis Falls was nominated for the AS
sembly. The eight delegates TO the
convention were instructed
to vote for the nomination Of Fred G.
Paddock OF Malone, II being understood
that st. Lawrence county would indorse
the Franklin county candidate to All out
the unexpired term Of the late Senator
w. T, O'Neill,
The sun., 1909-06-30
IIolyhead Q White Star step.

The White Star Line has decided to make
Holyhead port Of call on both the ssst-
ward and Westward trips Of its ships
Beginning with the departure Of The
Arabic from Liverpool on July 10. The
four steamships Of the line that viii touch
at Holyhead will leave Liverpool on Eatur-
days at 1880. P. NJ: instead Of on FridayA
special train that will enable them 70
catch the liners at Holyhesd on Satur-
day afternoon.
The sun., 1909-06-30
Two Clairvoy.nt professor" Arrested.

Two ClairvOyant professors" Arrested.
Two more clairvoysnts were arrested
yesterday afternoon. They were Prof"
A, C. Rice OF 2l5 West Forty fifth street
and Prof" Parker Of ITO West Forty
fifth street. Warrants were issued on
information obtained by Maud Leslie, a
police matron. and Isa bella Morrison of
352 Willis avenue, The Bronx. In the
night court the prisoners were held in
$500 bail each for examina ton tonight.
The charge is disorderly conduct.
The sun., 1909-06-30
THE FIFTH AVENUE
BRANCH

of The Farmers Loan
and Trust Company,
AIS FIFTH AVENUE,
near 41st Street.
Interest allowed on De-
posit Accounts.
Acts as custodian of per-
sonal property and man
ager of real property.
Travellers Letters of
Credit. Foreign Money
and Express Checks. Vault
Boxes for Customers use.
The sun., 1909-06-30
Baby Killed by Locomotive.

Two-year-old Mike Evanusiki OF 1853
Halliday street, Jersey City, orawled
under the gates at the Halliday street
crossing OF the Jersey Central Railroad
yesterday afternoon and was run over
by drill locomotive. His legs were cut
Oh above the knees. He died at the City
Hospital last night six hours after TIE
accident.
The sun., 1909-06-30
MRS. TUCKER GETS A DIVORCE.
Husband Makes No Defence when Plea
Is Made on Ground OF Desertion.


CHICAGO. June 7s.-Mary Elizabeth
Logan Tucker got divorce to-day from
her husband. Col. William F. Tucker.
U. s. A.. retired. on the ground OF de-
sertion. Mrs. Tucker may resume her
maiden name.
According TO the agreement reached
by the principals, the action was not
opposed by the defendant. The hearing
took place late this afternoon and took
only a short time. Mrs. Tucker and her
mother. Mrs. Mary 8. Logan, were the
only witnesses.
Mrs. Tucker in her testimony declared
that her conduct had always been that
Of a good and fsithful wife. and that she
knew Of no reason why her husband
should leave her. Her testimony was
corroborated by Mrs. Logan, her mother.
The sun., 1909-06-30
DIED..

o'BRIEN, Suddenly, on Mesdsy, Jues =. ieoA
Elizabeth, beloved wife Of Aishasl opFisn.
Funeral from her late residence. ~ West "a
st.. on Thursday, July I. ~ 10 a. ~, thsaes
70 Church OF Blsssed Sscr amsnt Dgpe1way
and list o. lntsrmeas pstvst& uad0
omit howery- sk.sA
The sun., 1909-06-30
BROWN TAIL MOTH ARRIVES.
Pest Makes Its Appearance About Rye
and Greenwich.

GsEENvIoH. June 2s.-The long feared
brown tail moth which for years has been
. soourge 10 the foliage Of eastern Massa-
ohusetts has arrived despite the efforts
OF the agricultural departments OF Con-
necticut and New York TO prevent It's
immigration,
1t has appeared near the line which
divides Rye, N, Y, from Greenwich, !,
To-day 100 employees Of the New York
Department Of Agriculture were at work
and the smoke from the fires which they
have lighted vas seen for miles. Acres
Of grass surrounding shrubbery have
been sprayed with gasolene and ignited
The sun., 1909-06-30
Miss Peck. Mountain Climber. 10 Try
BsilOoning.

PITTsrrELp. June 2s.-Miss Annie S.
Peck, whose ascent OF the Huascaran
in the Andes made her famous, will soon
make a balloon flight from this city.
Miss Peck will come TO Pittsfeld to await
a southerly wind. She wants to penetrate
into Canada and make a ecord flight.
balloon Massachusetts for the flight.
The sun., 1909-06-30
Ioa In the shade In Texas,

AUSTIN Tex. June 2e.-The mercury
registered 1902 degrees in the shade at
Austin to-day, according to the oficial
record. The hot wave extends all over
!. -XaB.
The sun., 1909-06-30
BATTLE WITH TRAIN ROBBERS.
Policeman and Brigand Killed in British
Columbia-C Omrade Escapes.

VANCOUVER B. c., June 2s.-Ike Decker
special policeman, and a supposed
robber were killed in a battle between
policemen and two men believed to have
been members Of the gang which held up
the Canadian Pacific express near Kam-
loops, B. c. The other robber fed pur-
All cd by pOsse
The sun., 1909-06-30
Mayor Busse OF chicago Operated on
for Appendicitis.

CHICAGO, June 2s.-Mayor Fred A.
Busse was operated on for appendicitis
early this evening at Mercy Hospital.
His condition late Tonight indicates
that the operation was entirely success
ful
The sun., 1909-06-30
CROOKED BENEFIT SOCIETIES,
Federal Grand Jury l-ookinE Int 6oI
New York Cont crns.

The Federal Grand Jury 10 inve sti gain,
several benefit societies doing business
in this State and using the mails. II IL
said that criminal action will be taken
against some Of the societies which are
irresponsible financially
The sun., 1909-06-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
Delay often breeds oonstipstioa. On
arising Tomorrow take half wineglsss-
full Of
FRANZ JOSEF SSsSEat
Most reliable remedy for oonstipstioa,
biliousness, indigestion and stomach
troubles.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-12-17
100 MILES AN HOUR
MASSACHUSETTS MAN CLAIMS
THIS SPEED FOR AIR SHIP.
His Machine Is 1875 Horse Power
and Weighs 1850 Pounds.
Assembled 1900 Feet.

Worcester, Mass.-A remarkable as
sertion of the practicability of aviation
is embodied in the announcement here
Sunday by Wallace E. Tillinghast, vice
president of a Worcester manufacturing
company, who claims to have secretly
invented, built and tested an aeroplane
capable of carrying. three, passengers,
and in which, he says, he has flown from
Worcester to New York, thence to Bos-
ton, and then back, a distance of 800
miles. A speed of 1870 miles al hour
was attained at times, he declares.
The test was made on Sept. s, at night,
according to Mr.. ~Tillinghast, who says
he circled the Statute of Liberty at an
elevation of 1000 feet, and was seen on
the return trip by u coast guard on
Long Island, when flying low, the fact
being recorded in the newspapers at
the time.
MI. Tillinghast says the machine ia
a m%onoplane, weighing 1850 pounds,
equipped with a 12O-horsepower gasoline
engine. He refuses to tell where the
machine is at present, but says he will
bring it to Worcester in February for q
demonstration.