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The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-09-29
LONG BRANCHLOCALS.
A Flourishing w. o. w. Camp
Other Items.

Correspondence of The Robesonian.
Lumberton, R. F. D. 4, Sept27
Picking cotton is the order of
the day in these parts. Hands
are scarce though.
Miss Nora Lee Pope left last
week for Lumberton, where she
entered the graded school.
Sorry to report Mrs. W. L.
Thompson on the sick list.
The Long Branch Ginning Co.
is kept quite busy these days.
It's a great advantage to the
farmers, who heretofore had to
haul their cotton to the oil mill
to get it ginned.
We wish to say just a few
words in regard to our W. .. W.
camp at Long Branch. Our
camp is now about five years old.
We organized at old Kingsdale.
and were doing good work there
until our hall was burned, then
we had no home so we had to
hold our meeting anywhere we
could. In that condition we be-
came very weak and one time it
looked like the entire camp
would die. However, a faithful
few held on. About this time
we decided to move our camp te
Long Branch, so we moved uI
stairs IN ]. S. Thompson's store
and remained there until cul
membership increased so we cie
not have enough room; then WI
build a two story house Of GU
own. Now we have a real liv'
camp, and are in the best work
ing condition we have ever been
taking in members at every meet
ing, and are still growing unde
the skillful management OF on
consul commander, w. H. Lamt
Politics is just a little Quie
just now. 1t lies between Hum
phrey and Skipper now.
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A Republican convention, COM
posed for the most part of ne
groes, was held in Columbia, SC,
Monday and after a stormy ses-
sion elected j. w. Tolbert, of
Greenwood, head Of the Republi-
can party in the State. ousting g..
H. Deas, the Duke Of Darling
tom, who for many years has
held the State craftsmanship.
This convention is not recognized
by white Republicans throughout
the State generally, who will prob
ably soon issue a call for an
other convention to be COMPOSED
Of whites.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-09-29

Mr.. ". D. Bullock, Of Row
Land, is LunlOerton visitor 10
day.
-Nr. j. Z. Stone, of Drum, was
among tie visitors II town yes
leruay.
Mr.. ". K. Brock, Of Oakton,
IS among the business VISITORS III
lOmn LUuay.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. 3. Rozier, Jr.,
ana children, Of Roller, are Ill
town tOuay.
Mr.. Eli Parnam, Of Raft
Swamp, was ainung .ne Lumuel-
ton VISITORS Yesterday.
-. W. q. Davis, OF rural route
No. from Bule, Was Lulnper-
ton VISITOR Yesterday.
Messrs. 5. Mcintyre and 5. A.
Eomunu spent yesterday III
wilmington On business.
DR.. L. l.. Northrop and Mr..
w. -. johnson, OF ST. Pau, are
LumDerton Visitors To-Day.
MT. Jno. d. Herring, OF How =
elisvlile, was among TIE Vlsl.ols
III town yesterday.
| Miss Matte Mclean, OF Max
lOi., spent Yesterday III GOWN, d
AuesL az the nome Of her DrOLner
slIu slSler-ln-law, MIR. anu mis-,
A. w. Mclean.
Mrs. Geu. b. Mcleod Wel.t
tuesday W charlotte, Where sne
VIA spenU d lew DAYS Win her
udug ALer, Miss 1rene, VINO Is a
sLuuenL aL LnZaUcLn College.
Mr.. u. NJ. ledoer, OF char
iot.e, spent tuesday nlgnl IN
town d quest al Tie nvme VI Ills
soil-liA-laW aha uaugnLer, A1I.
anu Mis-. Il. ~. l.. Col reIi.
Sheriff and Mrs. E. C.. Nc
Melll Went TINS murnlng u
tluWlanu u visit lnelr son, MI.
GeO. MCNEIL. iney Will return
TOMORROW.
Misses Sallle 1ompson, of Back
SWauAp, ana beiL.la Earker lei
IyeSlerC~y morning tor Columbia
>. ~, Where Lney VIII be SLu
uenLs al Columbia College.
MIR. J. C. Branch, local man
ager OF the Bell Telephone ".
VIII leave Saturday tor New
York City. where he will be ;
: guest TOR a few days Of his broth
er, Mr.. H. NJ. branch.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-09-29

DR.. w. L. Vestal, of High
Point, indicted for murder in
performing a criminal operation
upon a young woman who died
from the effects, plead guilty of
manslaughter in Guilford Super
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ior Court in Greensboro last
Friday and was sentenced by
Judge Lyon to 10 years in the
State penitentiary at hard labor.
Too Er1erpr;sinc.

Salesman Qately promoted to curio
Lepartment)-This necklace. madam,
was originally made for the Duke OF
Buckingham. who gave it to Anne OF
Austria. We're selling c Let Of them.
= I.CnGOn Punch.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-09-29

For Immediate Safe-A good horse
cheap, nice residence with half-acre
lot in town, and a number of other
good propositions that must be closed
in few days or lost. See US at once.
The A. K. J. w. Company, Lumber
ton, N. c. Apply at The Robesonian
office. Stiff
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Painfully Particular.

"Shes a delicate eater. isn't she!
Very. She even insists upon hay
ing the eggs from one hen. '-CleVe-
land Plain Dealer.
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Just a Word of Thanks.

To the voters of Robson county let
me thank you for your generous sup.
port Thursday. May l ever live SO
may be of worthy the confidence.
9-26-lt M. G. Mex nzie.
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Notice.

l beg to inform the public that l
will close my store on Tuesday and
Wednesday, October It'll and 9Th, on
account OF holiday. Yours truly.
A. Weinstein,
9-29-1t. Lumberton, n. c,
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Troubles must come to all men, but
those who are always looking for
them will have the largest share
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Wanfed-A middle-aged lady Of good
character to keep house. Only two in
family, father and little boy. Apply
atonce to A. NJ. Tolar, Rennert, N.
G. S-l9-4t.
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Wanted-A purchaser for some col ton
mill stock at once Can be had cheap.
A. K. j. w. Company, Lumherton,
N. c. 9-I5ti.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-09-29

YOU HAVE BEEN SEEING US CLIMB. WE OUR
SELVES HAVE MADE THE ROUND To THE LADDER
OF OUR SUCCESS. OF WHAT? BUYING GOOD
GOODS; SELLING GOOD GOODS AT ONLY REASON
ABLE PROFITS; DEALING SQUAR EBY--GIVIN6
ALL CUSTOMERS THE SAME PRICE; STANDING
BEHIND EVERYTHING WE SELL; TREATING OUR
PATRONS WITH COURTESY; AND, AS YOU KNOW,
BY ATTENDING TO OUR BUSINESS AND CARRY
ING THE STOCY. GOOD INTENTIONS COME ONLY
OUT OF THE HEAD; GOOD GOODS MUST COME OUT
OF A GOOD STORE THAT is ABLE TO GET GOOD
GOODS. WE ENJOY OUR BUSINESS ACTIVITY, ,
PROGRESS, is ENJOYABLE. WE ARE BUSINESS
MEN, PROUD OF OUR PROFESSION, AND WE MAKE
"A PROFESSION OF OUR BUSINESS A PROFESS
SIGNAL MAN is A NAN ESPECIALLY SKILLED IN
jWHAT HE DOES WE HAVE MADE STUDY OF
DRESSING PEOPLE; THIS is OUR PROFESSION.
AND THIS is oJ2 CONFESSION
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Highest Market prices for cotton
seed. Scales near National 3 nix.
G.. T. Cox. 9-25-tf
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BUSINESS BUILDERS

wanted-To rent 5. 6 or room house
in'good neighborhood. Long lease
Address, Renter, care Robesonian.
9-29-2t.
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Highest market price PAID for cotton
seed by K. M. Biggs, Lunberton. N.
G, 9-l9-4t
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styles in millinery. Opening Wed
%. Miss Josephine Breeze, Lumber
ton, N. c. 9-l9-tf.
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Lost-A watch fob last Thursday on
the streets or in the court house of
Lumberton. Liberal reward for its
return to Robesonian office 9-26-1t*
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For Ssle-I5 acres all cleared in 2
miles of Lumberton court house.
Good broom house and good barn
and stables. Suitable for truck and
poultry farm. Good terms. See w.
M. Wilson, Lumberton, N. C. 9-22-tf
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Want-to buy two or three horse farm
near Lumberton. See me at once.
W. M. Wilson, Lunberton, N. c.
9-I2-tf.
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Lost, Strayed or St0len-One bull
dog named Bill, with ears and tail
trimmed. Color white and brindle.
Last seen about month ago. Will
give suitable reward for any infor-
nation as to his whereabouts. R. R.
CARLYLE, Lumberton, n. {. 9-22-tf
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Karness-New stock of harness. See
ne before buying. Let me Go your
repair work. B. Edwards, Fourth
street, Lumberton. S-lS-tf
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Buy Your seed Rye from K. M.
Biggs. 9-22-4t*
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Wanted-To rent or room cot
tage. Apply Robesonian Office.
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For SaIe-About leo, 600 shingles. Ap-
ply to J. F. Rozier, Lumberton, N. C..
7-l4-tf
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Have Purchased the Morris Steam
Bakery and assure its patrons that /
will give the same excellent service
that has been given heretofore. Give
ne trial. L. 3. Blackburn, Prop.
9-22-2t.
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Poplar Lc gs-Will pay highest ma k
ct price +. 0. b. railroad. j. T. Warn,
Lumberton. N, c. 9-26- limo.
Pupil Nurses Wanted-Bor the
James Sanitorium Training School
Laurinburg N. c. 9-26-2t.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-09-29

The provisions of the law in regard the collection Of taxes
strict than they have been The good price cotton will
make it will be hardship for insist upon
settlement of the this The requires the
Sheriff make only trip each the townships Be
and settle your promptly.
929-tf E. C. MCNEIL, Sheriff Robson County,
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Sell Your seed cotton to K. NJ
Biggs. 9-22-4t*
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Wante to know that
Wocdlawn dairy is the place to get
sanitary milk. Delivery wagon on
street twice day. 421tf
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For ale-50 acres valuable land
mile of Saint Paul, N. C. Alex Par
ham, Parkton, N. c. 9-22-1,no*
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wanted-To do your house moving
and raising. Have full equipment.
See me. A. w. Pate, Lumberton,
n. G.. 6-9tf.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. ". D. Bullock, Of Row
land, is Lumoerton visitor TO-
day.
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MIR. u. NJ. ledoer, OF char
Town d quest az Tie uVme VI his
Soll-lA-laW aha uaugAter, AI.
anu Mis-. Il. ~. l.. COlf eIi.
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MT. Jno. d. Herring, OF How
ellsvIIle, was among llIe Vlsl,oIS
III town yesterday.
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Miss Matte Mclean, OF Max
quest az the nome Of her DrOLner
s.iIu slSler-ln-ldW, MIR. aIlu MIS-,
"A. W.. Mclean.
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DR.. L. l.. Northrop and Mr..
W. -. johnson, OF ST. Pau, ale
LumDerLOn Visitors To-Day.
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THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER .. 1910;
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Mr.. ". K. Brock, Of Oakton,
Is among the BUSINESS VISITORS IN
Tow Ii uUudy,
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Mrs. Geo. h. Mcleod wel.t
tuesday " CharlOLLe, Where sne
wlll spenU d lew DAYS Win her
uaugnLer, Miss lrene, VINO Is a
SLuueiL az LnZdUcLlI College.
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-Nr. J. I. Stone, of Drum, was
among the visitors II town yes
lerQay.
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MIR. j. C. Branch, local man.
ager OF the Bell Telephone ~,
VIII leave Saturday tor New
York City. where he will be a
guest TOR a few days Of his broth
er. Mr.. H. NJ. branch.
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. 3. Rozier, Jr. ,
ana children, Of kOZler, are Iii
town tOuay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-15
SEVEN BOYS HOLD UP GIRL
Williamsburg Detectives DOUBT
Story hut Continue Search.

While walking through Frost street ne
tween Graham avenue and Humooiot
Williamsburg. last night Helen hcDeriiio'''
a thirteen-vear-old girl. who hVes at NJ
1sS Frost street was set upon oy seven
hovs. dragged into a hallway and roooeh OF
a s. bill
The money had been given TO the girl oy
her mother TO make some purchases, ana
she was on her way to a store ~hen BOY
grabbed her from behind and tied ner
arms. while young confederate put MS
hand over her mouth and the others heiped
hustle her into the doorway OF an unoccu-
pied building
After ia king the money the bows ned- ana
rhe girl ran 10 the Herbert street station
and reported the attack and robbery 10
Lieutenant Halloran. who sent two detec-
tives out with the girl. A search OF the
neigh borhood where the hold-up occurred
failed to uncover any of her assaiiants-
The detectives then took Helen home. and
told her mother that in their opinion she
had lost the money and had invented the
story of the hold-up 10 avoid punishment
Mrs. -McDermott informed the detectives
that her daughters reputation for veraclty
was so good she was positive the attack
had taken place exactly as described. and
insisted that search for the boys be con-
tfnued. The detectives left the house with
assurances that they would exert every
effort TO find the youthful thieves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-15
MURDERER S BODY RECOVERED
Fieres Had Drowned Himself in River
After Killing Wife

The body of Emil Fieres. who stabbed
his wife SYLVIA 20 death IN their apart
ment on Saturday night. vas found early
yesterday morning in thu North River. of
Perry street. by Captain Mott. Of Harbor
Squad \ After the murder Fieres's hat
aud coat were found on the pier a. Perry
street. and the police in : launch applied
for the body all night ! bout o'clock the
body was brought up at almost the spot
where the murderer jumped into the water
The attention Of neighbors was called 10
the Fferes apartment in the house. No .
Perry street. on Saturday night. and they
notified PatroIman Cannon. Of the Charles
street station. He went into the apart
rrent over the fire escape and found the
body Of Mrs F1eres. Her throat had been
cut.
Neighbors told the police that after the
sounds n fighting Fieres had ran out Of
the house and had gone toward the river
font The only reason FOR the crime that
the police have learned so far is that the
man, who was d pastry cook. had been
drinking heavily recently.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-15
DYNAMITE IN BLAZING CAR
Firemen at Kingsbridge Subdue Flames
Before They Reach Explosive

Fire which started early yesterday morn
ing under detached freight car on the
New York Central tracks near 230th street
Ktngshridge. destroyed TWO cars and q
part Of another. doing about $500 damage
before the nremen put the blaze out The
car which was partly destroyed contained
a quantity Of dynamite. but the fremen
kept the flames away from the section OF
thu car in which the explosive was stored.
When the fire was discovered by some
Italians who were working on the rail-
road and use enc Of the cars as sleeping
quarters. an alarm was turned IN, but by
the time the fremen arrived the two cars
we're in flames. The fire had just reached
the third car when the foreman OF the
Ia borers rushed up 70 Battalion Chief Bar
r=tt and told him that the car contained
dynamite
The d-emen doubled their efforts and had
the flames subdued before they reached
the portion Of the car in which the dyna-
mite was kept
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-15
VIII Come Out in Defence.

Why did you mention Mrs. Van Nalken-
burgh in the case?" Mr.. QuaIey was asked.
oh" h said that Will probably all
come OUT in the defence You know Mrs
Bull talked a great deal She has admit
ted that on the stand herself. ! have quite
q bundle OF her letters and papers that she
has sent me She knew all the gossip that
was flying. you know"
Mrs Bull went 10 Newport last Thurs
day but she will be back for the hearing
to-day. The defence is not yet through
with her. and she may b. put on the stand
again to-day She said yesterday that she
had 10 I'll feeling against Mrs Hopkins. but
that she expected 70 win her case against
Corbett and QuaIey-
When Mrs. Hopkins vas asked II she
would have any part in Mrs Bulls money
being returned 10 her. she said that shA did
not know what the management OF the
COMPANY would do. When Corbert was
asked = her money would be returned 70
Mrs Bull he said:
Positively no We are charged with &
felont and ne can't compound q felony.
We ara going to make our plant success,
and that Will be our best answer
The hearing in the case will be resumed
before Magistrate krotel in the Tombs court
al > O'Clock to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-15
FOUR OF CREW KILLED.
Boilers of Steam Schooner Elk
plode, Wrecking Vessel.

Point Arena. Cal. Aug 4-Four men
were killed last night when the boilers Of
the steam schooner Phoenix blew Up at sea
about ten miles north of the Point Arena
Light house Two Of the desd-Chief Engi-
neer Thomas Houston and Second Mate
Andrew RaSmussen-reached shore with the
survivors of the vessel hut died this morn
ing Of their injuries. The mangled bodies
Of two fremen-Chris Hansen and William
NiCholsen-ride tonight in the demolished
engine-room of their water-logged ship as
she floats at sea, a derelict-
The Phoenix. loaded with bark from
Needle Rock for san Francisco. was max
ing her way slowly southwark against a
brisk wind IN a choppy sea When the
explosion came Chief Officer Louis Larsen
was torn from his post on the bridge and
his body was sent hurting through the air
thirty feet TO the deck load below. The
sailors forward and Captain Peter HalveT-
sen. seated in his cabin were tossed about
in their quarters by the force OF the explo-
sion. With her bow we'll out OF the water.
the Phoenix began to settle Pump crews
were stationed and some OF the sailors
were sent into the engine and boiler rooms
Houston and Rasmussen were carried 10
the deck. Nicholson and Hansen were
never seen after the explosion
Distress signals flashing through the air
attracted the Point Arena ufesaving crew.
who put of in the lifeboat- They returned
with Rasmussen and Houston and several
members of the crew Captain Halversen
and the others remained aboard. but were
forced 10 abandon the ship at dayhreak-
As darkness fell tonight the Phoenix was
making her unguided way down the coast,
karr afioaI hy her deckIoad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-15
SHOOTING STILL UNSOLVED
Betrothed Couple Stick to Story
Of Attack by Robbers.

The mystery OF who shot Miss Eta
Grossrnan and Never Rabinowitz. the
Young betrorhed couple. on SATURDAY. at
the girls home. Nos ISL ard 163 Monroe
street. Is SIN unsoIved The couple are
under z police guard al Gouverneur Hos
rftal TIE detectives assigned 10 the case
have been unable 70 get any description
q the robbers who. both patients say did
the shooting Their excuse IS that they
were so excited al the time that they
didn't take special notice OF things. Both
Young persons, according 10 the hospital
surgeons. were shot at close range. judg-
ing from the powder burns on each
Harry Brodie, painter, who was work
Irg on the ire escape on the floor below
where the shooting took place said that
The first warning he had that anything
was the matter vas when almost over his
head pane OF glass was broken and fell
IN fragments 70 the ground He said that
ne Immediately looked down TO see Il
any one was hurt. but failed 70 see any
revolver Brodie said that he then rushed
into the house and I'D the stairs. where
he found the nan and the girl in the front
room Of the Grossman apartment See
ing that they were shot, he hurried TO
the roof and asked two boys whom he saw
there = they had seen any men up there
They said they hadn't L seems highly
improbable. according 70 the police. that
the alleged assaiIants could escape by the
front entrance, as : crowd gathered in
the hallway almost Immediately after the
shots we're fred
There still remains 70 substantiate the
story told 81 the hospital by the man and
the girl The fact that the most thorough
search OF the premises by the police
failed TO reveal Z revolver
At the hospital both patients are re-
ported 10 be doing we'll Rabinowitz ur~
gently requested yesterday morning 10 be
allowed 70 leave MS bed This was de-
MED him by The doctors. who thought II
advisable 10 keep him confined until the
operation Is performed 70 remove the bull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-15
HELD FOR HIS FATHER DEATH
Coroners Court Fixes Young Eich
burgers Bail at 81.

William Eichburger the eighteen-year-oId
clerk who thought he was partly RESPONSE
BE for his fathers death and confessed to
the police on Saturday. was arraigned in
the Coroner's court Yesterday morning be-
fore Coroner Hellenstein and held in s., 90
bail on the charge OF homicide
The funeral OF the father took place yes
terday afternoon. following an autopsy
which according TO the report Of Coroner :
Physician Weston. showed that death was
due 10 natural causes
Counsel for the boy has been engaged
BY the Rev James M Farr. OF Christ :
Church. 10 whom he first went with his
confession Mr.. Farr said Eich0urger told
him he threw table knife at his father
when he feared his mother was about 10 be
struck and that It hit him on his nose. and
the young man thought II was this injury
which might have caused his parents
death Mr. Farr alsr obtained bail for
young Eich5urger yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-15
COMFY ISLAND is BEHAVING
Undesirable Citizens Vanish
Salome Doesn't Dance.

The moral wsz-e still surEes a- Coney
Island Captain Mike CALVIN is III. but
yesterday Acting Captain Eason took .
walk over The island. accompanied by
George r. FEolohan. borough police inspec-
Tor. and John J OBrien. district inspector.
and later q snake dance which was Just
starting in one Of the drinking gardens was
broken Of where Il began
The SaIonae wrigglers did nor wriEgIe any
where yesterday and costumes were kept
well within the limits No bathers were ar
rested. bur all seemed 70 he more careful 70
appear clothed as Captain Calvin would
have wishe5- The one-piece suits were not
81 evidence Some suspicious characters
who were given ;hi-Ty-eighI hours FRIDAY
might 70 leave the island got away in fifteen
minutes. while Others took longer, bur none
was II evidence yesterday
charles Adams. Michael Sileno and James
Carulia all OF Manhattan. and Frank Cav
ar1ugh q Eoney Island. were locked 10
on the charge Of running games without
licenses The police are cleaning Up the
crooked games on the island About $50 90
persons were on the sandy Isle yesterday.