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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-22
MINERS ASK
FOR CHARTER

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 21.-.The
question of granting a charter to
the Western Federation of Miners
will come up this week before the
American Federation of Labor,
which is in session here.
The machinists are the principal
opponents of the plan, as they de-
clare that the Western Federation
would made the mining machin-
lists subordinate to the miners.
President Lewis of the United
Mine Workers of America is urg-
ing that the Western Federation
be given charter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-22
Girls Fly With
Aviator White

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. "a
Miss Eleanor Sears of Boston and
Miss Violet Ridgway of this city,
both rominent i'm society, flew
with Claude Grahame- White in
his Farnam biplane yesterday at
the meet of THE Aero club of
Pennsylvania.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-22
AT THE PANTAGES

Sleeps trained dogs, monkeys
and ponies are delight!ng abe
young and old at the Pnatages.
The trainer himself is a comedian
of ability. The Hawaiian four,
with their ative instruments,
their soft singing and the native
dance, S another excellent fea-
ture of the bill this week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-22

You know what that means? 1t
means that it can beat almost
any express train. With am even
start for a 50-mile race it's al
ways safe to say the ostrich will
win a race against the train.
The ostrich has a most power
full pair eff legs and in a fight it
can deliver a vicious kick almost
equal to that of a horse. The
ostrich likes to swallow stones
and gravel and rather enjoys the
meal. When it wants to scare
folks ait might its roar is like the
roar of a lion.
And how would you like to
have a couple of ostrich eggs for
break fast? The contents of an
ostrich egg, which weighs about
three pounds, equal that of two
dozen hens eggs.
You can imagine what the os-
trich plume industry means when
in Cape Colony alone there are
nearly 100000 ostriches on farms
And they are profita BILE, too, for
the birds undergo their first
Iplucking as soon as they are six
months old and new crops cam ne
gathered every seven months as
long as the ostrich lives. If you
are an adept at figures you can
figure out the profits for your
self. Each bird on a well-managed
farm will yield $40 to $50 worth
of plumes a year. They live 80
years and a family will produce
about 175 eggs a year, -flfths
Of which yield cute little yellow
ostrichlets.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-22
CHILD KILLED
BY RAT POISON

During the absence of the par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. George Randy
OF Eatonyille, their 2-yearold son
obtained and ate part Of box of
rat poison Sunday night. The doc
tor was called Immediately, but
too late to save the child's life.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-22
POWELL HAS BEST
OF YOUNG OTTO


(By United Press Leased Wire.)
NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-Lew
Powell of San Francisco, in his
ten-round fight with Young Otto
before the Olympic club last night,
is reported to have had consider
ably the better of the going. His
face was on the receiving end for
the first seven rounds, but in the
last three periods he cut loose at
a terrific clip, completely out
chasing Otto.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-22
BAZAAR A SUCCESS

ATTENDED, with great success,
the bazaar of st. Patrick's church
came to a close last evening.
Awards rwee granted to the vic
tors of the different contests and
it was far into the night before
the last had Departed. The La-
z4fr was marked throughout with
sarge attendance and liberal pat
ronws.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-22
SoGzsage'ty
tNA bokxV "A
"

Miss aMrtha Krull will enter
tain the N. B. club at her home
in South Tacoma Saturday after
noon.
The third of a series of dances
will be held by Vida chapter, No.
35, o. e. S., this evening at the
Masonic temple.
The Logan Social club was en-
tertained this afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Yeck, South Pine
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mclean enter
tanned last evening a group of
young people at dinner at their
home on C street.
Miss Clara DiefendOrf will give
thimble tea ito the members of
her sewing club tomorrow after
noon.
Miss Hazel Cornell has returned
home from Chicago, where she
ing. She will take charge of the
ohildren's class at Sloan's aad-
envy.
The orchestral concert to have
been held at the First PreSby-
terrain church December has
been cancelled owing to its in
reference with the engagements
of the permanent organization.
The regular monthly recital will
be given in the church November
20.
Tickets are being sent out by
Secretary Phipps r. Keith for the
21st annual banquet celebrating
st. Andrews day. The banquet
is under the auspices of the St.
Andrews and Caledonian socie-
ties.
The Country Club will hold
open house Thanksgiving day.
Several golf matches will be
played.
At the second of the series of
travel talks inaugurated recently
at the Y. w. G. A, to be given
this evening, Mrs. c. Pratt will
describe the beauties of Hawaii.
Invitations have been issued for
the elaborate banquet to be given
by the local Normal school stu
dents to the Queen Anne high
school representatives Thanks
giving evening at the Tacoma no.
tel.
Mrs. Joshua PIERCE left last
night for Nsw York and Phila-
delphia, where she will spend
Thanksgiving and the holidays
with her sons.
Mr.. Walter I. Summers of Ia
coma and Miss Mae Finn of Sc
attic were. married in Seattle this
morning.
The aides Aid society of the
Grace Methodist church will give
a chicken pie supper at Caddy's
store, corner of East Goth street
and Portland avenue, tomorrow
afternoon and evening. In conec-
ito with the supper a sale of
fancy articles, candy and pop
corn will be held.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Mckinley Park Methodist church
will hold a sewing circle ait the
church tomorrow afternoon. Ar
rangements will be completed for
bazaar to be held on December
/.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-22
Of
|ABacl,eloyGi;rl

Women do a lot of things
themselves that they would cut
their best friends for doing.
An experienced old bachelor of
20 said the other day: Chris that
lisp always kiss the best"
Why is it that the more peo-
Pile agree with us the more we
value their opinions?
Somehow, witty, sarcastic girls
are not the ones soonest married.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-22
Ar THE TACOMA.
"The PRINCE Of Pilsen"

Whenever one thinks of "The
Prince of Pilsen," her invariably
thinks of that favorite comedian
Jess Dandy. as Hans Wagner, the
gentleman from "Zinzinnati, and
it will be glad news TO all to learn
that Mr.. Dandy heads the COM
pany that Henry w. Savage is
sending to the Tacoma theater
Thursday and Friday. Miss Fran
ces Cameron, the former prima
donna in THE Merry Widow" is
also with this organization.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-22
OF INTEREST TO. WOMEN
'yNtkiAGrcys
CORRESPONDENT

Dear Miss GreyI Please give
me recipe for chop seuy.-Susan.
A: Cut in strips L " inches
long and " inch wide the meat
from " chicken. Slice thin 1
large onion. Soak in water a
handful mushrooms for 10 min
utes, then remove stems. Cut l
stalk celery into 1 inch pieces.
Slice 6 Chinese potatoes. Put the
chicken pieces into frying pan with
tablespoon butter and fry slowly
until done. Add onions and cook
a little, add mushrooms, " cup
Chinese sauce, 1a cup water and
cook a little. Add celery and po-
tatoes. When ingredients are done
thicken sauce with flour, making
gravy. Pour over cooked rice and
serve.
Dear Miss Grey: Is opossum
considered good fur?-Reader.
A: This FUR is quite popular
this season, particularly as trim
ming for suits for young women.
Dear Miss Grey: Please tell
me something 10 ~elleVe my eyes.
They smart and burn.--Subscribe
A.-Get 4 ounce solution argy-
rol and a Bounce bottle saturate
solution boric acid. Drop 3 drops
of the first in each eye upon re-
firing. Be careful of your linen
as this solution stains. Drop 4
drops of the other solution in each
eye upon awakening and at noon.
Dear Miss Grey: Cd What will
remove ice cream stains frcm a
gray wool skirt? CD On what day
did May so, 1886, fall? ca Aug.
9 1871?-Mrs. Harry J.
A.-(D Wash entire skirt in
gasoline. (2) Sunday. go Wednes-
day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-22
CONSCIENCE FUND
GETS TWELVE CENTS.

D WASHINGTON, Nov. 81.
- The pogtoffice depart .
sment received a letter today
from an unknown person in
Everett containing six 2-cent
D stamps which the sender
D wanted placed i'm the con-
science fund. No other ex-
PLANTATION accompanied the
letter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-22
Skin and Scalp Troubles
Yield to Zemo
SKIN AND SCALP TROUBLES
YIELD TO ZEMO
A Clean Liquid Preparation fol
for External Use.

lOE GAtcIhth SSt.
Malstrom Bros Drug Store, cor
ner Ninth and C sts., is so conf
dent that ZEMO will rid the skin
or scalp of infant or grown person
of pimples, blackheads, dandruff.
eczema, prickly heat, rashes, hives
Ivy poison or any other form OF
skin or scalp eruption, that they
will give your money back II you
are not entirely satisfied with The
results obtained from the use oil
ZEM0.
The first application will give
prompt relief and show an i'm
provement and in every instance
where used persistently, will de-
stroy the germ life. leaving the
skin in a clean, healthy condition.
Let us show you proof of some
remarkable cures made by zEMO
and give you a 32 page booklet
how to preserve the skin. NAL
strom Bros Drug Store, corner
Ninth and c SITS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-22
TODAY'S AMERICAN
WOMAN

She Paid to be Rid of Her Own
Child.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-22

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-26
HROWNE RRIRERy CiSE.
state Strings witnesses 20 orroborsi"
Links Te,tImonN

CHIo,Do. Aug - Ju-' b"fnr" N" n r.
,oprnu"nt for IA" lay 20 "a" -" u'N"ill
Rruwr, brihc-y rasr 'Nl- evening stat" =
ATTORNEY WAvInHr S.rrnarl.y dI-rnI 49,. I
Detective PatrI,k k".''"v OF ~ .tl".
II - Slid 'tIf thus wl- done u". .if.-.'
K..aI"y pIlof..i R"g-"-"r'rtIv" H.. ,"-
u"v". IA r'Icu 'H" r'd .rr.' .l~'...' 'h"
nigh trll"Wir: .'- r....f.',- .'. o. ~ ar-'
'rta'
N" "ri-o,l" tn~ crr"u t." .I..'"rr. q
di-rt lev-rac' t;tiu-' B.rs"'4"v"r
Il j. -HuI that 'r,~ vail -"-y" % introduce
IN" rlvsf"rlo'.- -S.-I"- and other women
who v"r,. -ruugE..i INTO 'Lo .pr-' Fopm
TODAY 20 identify B",Nsm"yor
IN" stat" -,rrE % ~urru-" Dy .r'ru-
au-.Ur Two Hsw "a ~ 49,. fh,s Narsrufllir
rrp'h"-~ Ut Spnug'"lI Req r.-~"u'A.ly.
Michac. : llnN .Ru ioli ~ t"g-'I,trg
~ us from Brown. pf'"r "1'lrE for
Iyor,u.er Judge k"r-t"iu woull rn'
allow Inn - ts.~'Ify regarding ''n alleged
~ LONE rlAlsrD' ua was lr,.7o,l,,i
on ~" .rarl iy S'dI"v ant O'I- Var
hvuvyI wN. rDrrol rated t"'H.- 90
E"Dr,.'l'I' Nt'nr story 4".ISlug
Brown.
~idrrv lrrHruJEg. uu" ~ E"r-'."''i-
'.,-o " B. f...- Is'.rul'. trends. grouped
rop'u- V''r % ~ r. rN" = Ni"hola- H1'"l
~. u.ru' W4.'' -.ti7 Brown" suy.tr,-D
~ 49, 'u'n an .''r".i am = brih' H."
CurrDbOra'-i 49, 'ra''..~ t".'lUNr"
about Brow'' hIO"..UE - 30" room WIN"
u.rIpI"i and cl.'v. Whit" - ,.-.' h-t
room
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-26
Wy PTT orr SIBLEJ CtSE.
defendant Too ~ ia Appear and Records
Are Not ArrrssIbIr.

FR,SKLIS. Pa Aug - IN" refusal
tonight ~ Judd Thompson. Clerk Of
Courts Ut N-nango county. to TAX" TO
Warren the So an election expense
account of Joseph { S.blay - expected
30 result m m" pnstponcm"nt tomorrow
of 'h" trial ~ ~ibi"y and hls four co
defendants charg'~i with brIblng and cor
rIptIng voters by IN" Use II money
Clerk Thompson says he IL ADVISED 10y
his attorney that u il not lawful for him
10 taAe the records of N-naugo county
- Warren county This refusal may ~
suit IN contempt proceedings
Bs-Id-s this NIbi"y will not go % War
rem His private secretary. who IL one
~ the defendants. went 20 Warren tonight
10 appear az m" hearing tomorrow II one
II held n" took with hun a physician =
certificate 90 the effect that Sibley ~ not
physically ahi" To max" the trip II "a
herring Is held the validity ~ the inforna-
ton will h" attacked on the ground that
- dosa not properly s'at" IN. date Of the
primary slcCtIon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-26
rtPT FITS DICk ~ ran.
said To he offended b, Alleged breach
oT onildenre.

CoirMBUs Ohio. Aug IS Consider
shi" mystery attaches to the letter sad
IA have been written 10y President TAFT
IL which he put senator Dick IN IN" H.
Rad club along with Vice President
sherman bocaus" Dick - alleged - hiv"
broken confidence with ia" President
ny telling Walter + Brown Of Toledr
chairman IL the State central commit"
and o'h-r political leaders thai Nj TAFT
regarded Carmi \ Thompson. Secretary
Of state. as the pr"p"r man for chairman
OF tn" eNeCrtIv" ~ campaign COMMITTEE
To-day he state central committee,
acting al the ~ quest of candidate Harding
picked Le~is & IAvhn. former SECRETARY
Of state. az the campaign chairman
Mr. Taft ~ SAID tp have told both Harding
and DICK hat he Considered Thor p-ou
hotter quahtiSI though he 'hovCh' -
better that Harding not himself. should
h." -a'is'isst with the chairman ChONsn
Politicians here today for IA" meet =
Of The State CoInmItre" S"T" al AZ IN -"
ar ~ sr the Taft letter understanding 'u
reports was sent - an Ohio loader 90 N
at m" influence Of Dick IN the matter
Non. II Tho leaders here TODAY w"uld
admit that he had received u About IA"
oniv positive thing deN clipping N iNi-
connection was an admission from senator
Dick that he tslephon@d Chairman Brow n
that MIR Taft had eNpr"esad a de-ir" 80
800 Thompson instead 81 lavlI DIES gna''t
a, campaign manager
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-26
BURGLAR WAS UNDER THE BED
HE'STHE M NORIST THE BRONN
mas BEFN IOOkI\G ron.
HemphilI Would Have Got Him i.as' NlEht
" he Hadn't Pointed n Gun NJ Mrs.
IIeuiphNI aud the nah, Left Sual
t:rerting. ThI> Time Tor the Police.


~, h. t....- .., t,... . ,,,.,
" -.
wh"i"N"T ." AVS wa ""''" rum
again 'ar'y y"-t"rda" morning and
TINS ',u.. Et, rare..r Wa, very nearly
i,,,.rr,,,,,,, ID, ,,,,,. and resident.
=, II 80,
4" lh' hr"''> az N"''''" Wv"
20 s'r wh"t" ." VIII urn lp again ahu
eVp-,.t "a land hIu wn"u he does
stewart H.mpliI lives AZ lpti Pugsley
-, ~, ,.....,.r -.,,,.o, yS.,h
"N'"'' ." -"
his VII" anu many " ""''~ H'H'"'-
day morning a." child l"Ehn Ia cry
I'm take hun" said Hemvhlll and be-
;,,,,,..J on, NJ b.sI with tho bnhy IN ms
-. =. -. -, -. l.
arms. ~ "1' ''"' H''', -
'"r" no sl"pI"I on hatu Nh''h N"H
u'TrIdIng from under III" ted Hemp
hU s,ond still for A second and thought
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-26
TuE EtGLE< ENPELLED.
The, We're charged Win Improper Z 80
Of the Orders Money.

~ LoUIS. Apg -. Tho trial committee
n the Fra'"rual order - Eagla- Aft"- a
fpr'y-"lght hour -"ss1on reported 20 m.
Grand A"rl" today finding NJ guilty
n th, caSes Of four men charged with "A
discrepancy IN the handling II tho order =
money IN tn" purchA-.. of SUI Plies
On viva voce vote three " the men
were expelled from the order They
are Edward Crause ~ Wilmington. del 4.
Martin GRAY 81 Sew Haven Conn
and Thomas Hayes 81 \ewark. NJ
The committee found that Bernari =
Monaghan. although pus-ihly Cosuizan'
" The discrepancy. was no' necessarily
10 ba expelled After the o'h.- three
had hean expelled a motion was mad.
- oust Monaghan and ~ was adopted
After the R"ll-H"ring forces had won
ano'he- victory tonight IN changing Ihe
constitution 81 read ~ that IN. vice
irr,. cent me- longer becomes president
the uaN; year Grand Worthy President
Frank : HcrIng fell from - chair IN
FAINT
senator Thomas ? Grady will be the
NEXT president 81 the order tho chan ue
IN tho constitution not affecting III"
present vice president
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-26
iMERICtV GIFT To NENTCO.
Residents OF the Republic Raising sioo''
OOO for Monument 10 Peace.

MEXICO CRY. Aug Is G X. Hudson.
vice-president OF the National Railways
Of Mexico. who j. at th" head nf a move
ment - raise a fund Of si""" among
tho Americans in Mexico To erect monu-
ment to peace in this city "a their tribut"
to the Centennial celebration. has re-
ceived lh-,ral responses 20 his request
for donations More than Sn,OD has
already been raised for the purpose.
Guillsrmo ds Landa EsCando. Gov
ernor Of the Federal district. has prom
lsed the Americans the best available
site 10 the capital for the monument.
II will he placed probably in tho Alameda
or ON the Paseo de la R@iorma Tn" loca-
ton depends largely on IN" design
Only two other monuments ia this
republic will bo more elaborate or more
expensive. the Independents" monument
on the Paseo and the Juarez monument
on the south side Of the Alameda, both
Of which ara now under construction
and will h, dedicated in September
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-26
tart BTSi WIN SPFE'H.
was \ble 10 Give Onl, F"~ Minutes To
Ni>iting Statesmen.

BEVERLY. Mass Aug Is Pr"~li"n'
Tar, worked ~ steadily On M cons"rvI-
ton sp~cch TODAY tns' b. lad tIm" fu-
only a fsw minutes political cha with
some statesmen who wandered INTO
Beverly
senator Br.rdcEer md Col lsaAr
I1lman - Conn"cTicu' came first They
got thirty minutes
RnpreSsntarIv" John v Weeks e
Massachus"tt- ca'np"d On 'he hAok pore IA
~ IN. e,"curiy" Offices al afternoon aud
head -. rotary Norton DISCUSS polite
and othc- things II'"r b" s..N NJ"
PrcsIdcnt
EN-Govcrnur John Fr"npni HI ~
ME,n" who i -~'Ing ChairrrHT & ~"
RcpIhlir.Iu national committee. aud
Na'lou.. Committeeman f-tabrpOk -
N.S Hampshire gu' m - f"S world
Mr. EztahrDok - intr-. ~t"d M ~" Pres
don''- forthcoming VISIT To- Durln
The conservation speech should b"
ready for the printer soon II will ID"
printed IN Washington and Distributed
from there ike Presidential m"s.ag"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-26
Dt MPED FROM AFRO. SHE SAYS.
Young woman's story to Account for Tier
plight Tn . BrookINn street.

Policeman Charles l. Sanders 81 the
Prospect PARK squad. in BROOKLYN. early
yesterday morning found a well dressed
and apparently refined young woman
in a partly unconscious condition and
hlseding from a cut on ttt' top II her head
IN Flat bush avenue. near Malbone street
She was take to the Kings County Hospital.
whore che soon rega.n.d consciousness
The cut on her head was not sarious
The woman first ~,ii that sh' was Mise
Trilhy Faceda. a Spaniard, and CAV" her
address A. 1s6 West Eighty fifth street
Manhattan. hut later 81" said III" was
Trilhy Follows Of Chicago and was on a
visit 20 some friends n sanha'tan
Before h"r di-"harg" from IN" hospital
vastaIdav afternoon sh" told Capt Miles
q Reilly 81 the PROSPECT Park station
thar -h. had Na,n thrown from an auto
mobile Will" IN a jog rid from tpnav
Island Sh" told thu oHartin that there
wore -four men ana four women IN the
auto that they spent several hours ~ the
beach. had supp-r and started hack for
Manhattan Al about midnight On" Il the
men abe said had Threatened 10 throw
one of the women ou' OF the car Just a.
they wer.. approaching PROSPECT Park
You wouldn't DO 'nIt to mo, Miss
Fellows said sh" remarked
oh yes | " ould N" man said. and
ther"upon lift" Il her ahov" th" sdes II
the car and dr. orpsd her On the roadway
the auto spe" ding on
The young woman refused - glv" tn"
captain IN" names - thr-. pa 'n" Iar'v
and said that -h" would rudN- ~ com
plant against m" man VII" dropped h"r
from m" auto
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-26
LOGIC or uoWi>'S 'LIB.
Members unanimously Resolve That
Pressure he Put an EroIIr, 90.

CISCiSNATT Aug - Tn" Sv~ln u
ANTHONY club .'.v g '." largest and ~ -
prominent e III" organizations II women
in ~" crtv. oi which p- sarah VI Si"v'rs
j. pr"-ll~n'. this afternoon unanimously
adopted the following pre- 1u'''r ami ros -
buttons and fNrwar'"l them = Columbus.
-Whc-e1- IN" 'lNpav'r- { Ohip are
being rrhb,sl by k""pi.g o." state militia
On columbus - pr,t's ''' IrIvti" prop
rrtv e traction COMPANY HAT vii not
arbiru'o with iha striker. aIu
" hurta- this traction company -
arbitrarily holding out against m" strikers
who hay" the sympathy "f aI' even the
n ,lic". and
Whereas the women 90 Ohio ar" we'd
Will" allowed no voice IN public "Np"udI-
iur,-- th.r"fur~ h." n
-Resoir'd that We. incmhcrs Of tn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-26
SAYS BE had TO STEAL $500
SECRETARY or e. ID. MORGAN
& 40. ACCUSES BtMBERGER.

Arrested on . s9o Check Transaction,
Connolly Makes Confession That One
aT HIs Hoses made Him Hand over
Customers CsAaterai. Later sold.
Alfred J Connolly. secretary and treas
urer % u. NORGE a Co a cOncarn In
which Bsmbcauer. lat" OF London. -
Interested. which - brokerage Offices AZ
20 Broad street. waD IoCked mp al Police
Headquarters last niOht after h. had made
a sworn confession ~ Assistant District
Attorney Du viviss that between May 10
last and August I 10 had been forced by
threats and promises" TO steal securities
worth o.. 200
Connolly - 20 years old and lives at
73i Carroll Street. Brooklyn The specific
charge against HIM IL the theft on August
Of "a check for SO drawn on the Carnegie
Trust Company. the complainant being
James I Haviland. who nuns the concern
Connolly swor- IN an affidavit that he
was 80 completely under J J Hamburger =
influence that he turned over 20 him stocks
and securities belonging TO customers
and depositors " hich he knew Hamburger
was not entitled TO and for which Ram
berger gave nothing IN return.
Connolly Ind entire charge II the cash
account Of & y. Morgan 4 Co. being
authorized to receive deposits n money
ana all sorts Of securities and TO sign and
indorss the firms checks
After declaring that Hamburger bv
threats 81 dismis@al- and promises Of
reward induced him 10 give BamberRer
stocks and other property amounting 70
81. ?ID Connolly Said that az various times
h. off HrUWa hos Nal N y 10
stncHs. bonds notes and other securities
open in the rooms He related an instance
IN which Hamburger on one OF these oC-
Casions entered the room where IN" box
was and that afterward certain certif-
Gates of mining stock were missing there
from The stock was afterward sold on
the Street. sald Connolly
The OonfeSsion states that at the re-
quest Of Hamburger Connolly destroyed
ancelled checks and all other evidences
Of what he had done This confession
wa, sworn 10 IA the presence OF Assistant
Distinct Attorney Du Nivier. DETECTIVES
Barney, Flood and Edmund Leigh, James
7 Haviland and Joseph r Mason. Havi-
lands stenoRrapher
Haviland called on the District Attor-
ney on wednesday and said he thought
his firm was being robbed AZ a result
of the Investigation Detectives Flood and
Leigh went ~ The firms Offices at ~
Broad street yesterday and arrested
Connolly. Bamberger was not in at that
time
James T Haviland and J J. BAN
berger have had some publicity before.
Haviland. who called hiIhself stock
specialist and expert IN discretionary
accounts. and had offic-. az ~ Broad
street. where he Specialized was ar
rested IN Scranton. Pa. on March ~,
1877. on the charge % swindlng 30 local
investors out Of t23.G0 He haa been
running & u Morgan A Go. for several
wears
Bamt"rger ran J J Hamburger A Co
ana sold stock IA mines. Sightseeing
'-u here quit business thrre years ago
aid he went 10 London with his moving
plC'Ir" promotions He returned few
months ago and went into the Morgan
firm