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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-07
DEATH CLAIMS
MR.. L. S. FARABOW
Prominent Citizens of Oxford, n
c. Dies From Typhoid

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
OXFORD. n c.. September T.
Mr. Luther s. Farabow, a highly es-
teemed citizen of this city, passed
away Tuesday morning about 2 o'clock
at his home on Broad street, after
about twelve days illness from ty-
phoid fever.
& He WAS. thirtN~seVen years old three
DAYS ago, and is survived by a wife,
one child, mother. four brothers and
three sisters.
Mr. Farabow was a member of the
well known family of that name in
this county. He had been engaged in
the mercantile business here ten
years, and was member OF the Long
Company, which owns one of the
largest dry goods and clothing stores
In this county He was a prominent
member Of the Methodist church, and
an honored Christian man and enjoy
ed the esteem and confidence Of all
who knew him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-07
MARRIED IN JUNE;
ON HONEYMOON NOW
Miss Ellen Birch, it is Announced
at Mamaroneck, is the Bride of
J. Milton Palmer.

MAMARONECK, n. Y, September
7.--Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Miss Ellen ID. Birch
to j. Milton Palmer, which took place
on June Is last at midnight. Mr. and
Mrs. Palmer are now at Block Island
on their honeymoon.
Mr.. Palmer has written poetry He
is a member of the Palmer family
being a descendant of William Pal
mer, who came from Nottingham
England. The bride is a great-grand-
daughter of Samuel Birch, who was
Lord Mayor of London in 1914. She
is well known as musician, having
studied In Paris.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-07
INSURGENT ELECTED
GOV. OF VERMONT

BURLINGTON, VT. Sept. THAT
insurgency lis an active force even in
rock ribbed Republican Vermont Is
GENERALLY conceded to-day. With re-
turns from only two counties and
sfgi1t small towns missing. the pfurai-
tty of DIR. John A. Mead, Republican.
Tor Governor, over Charles ID. Wat
son. Democrat, In yesterdays cleo
ton is estimated at about $4,000.
These figures, even the Republicans
admit, approach tho danger mark as
indication OF the general result In the
rest Of the country. In the last state
Aisction the Republican plurality was
z9.S4b.
bad weather throughout the State
yesterday and the personal attacks on
Mead, the Republicans say. accounts
Id part for the slump In the party
vote, but many observers point to the
fact that whenever. In ether years,
) the Republican plurality has fallen
below 10000, Democratic victories
have followed.
Democratic Gains.
Although figures are as yet I'M
available, 1t IL certain that the Dem
ocrais In yesterdays voting made
gains in both branches of the Legis-
lature, but United States Senator Car
roll s. Page viii Undoubtedly be re-
elected.
Both Republican congressman. Da-
vid j. Foster and Frank Plumley,
we're returned. but 1t viii be some
days before tn esize OF their victory
II known.
q &. d. Watson, the Democratic can
didate for Governor, not only car
riad his home city of ST. Adams by
wide margin, reversing the Repub-
lean victory of two year ago. but he
4 also came within IS votes OF carry
d anG Franklin county. which has al
ways been known as strongly Re
publican. Two years. ago Franklin
county went Republican by 1s,405.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-07
HE'LL NOT SO HOT;
lis EASY TO LEAVE

WINSTED. CONN, Aug. "a
Danbury man IL rejoicing over the
receipt OF a letter from Hell. The
writer says the climate n not no tor
rid as he had been led to expect. and
that he fnds the place Ia as easy to
get out OF as 1t is to get into, as the
train service Is fair. He'll 10 village
In Norway. where the Danbury man 8
friend made brief stop last month.
Note: Atlas--HeIl Is d townsof 1883
population In the northwestern part
Of Norway.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-07
SCORE VICTORY
BY A 81 VOTE

n CONCORD. " H.. Sept Progress
rive republicans are almost in complete
control In New Hampshire. This was
made certain to-day. Belated returns
1rpm yeaterday's election shows that
Nubert p. Bass. insurgent has been
el~nfsd by nearly two 10 one rs repub-
ucAn nominee for the governship over
@Cua. R&rtram Ellis, of Ksene. regular,
M ne drst general primary election In
sfno states history. Returns from near
4 X1o~third or the 2so election dis
Y ~ u the 6tsee give BASS the ma
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-07

Governor Mann has accepted an In
vitation to address the Confederate
veterans at La Crosse Friday. He VIII
leave Richmond Thursday afternoon,
and proposes to spend some time
with the old vets, many of whom are
hts personal friends and army com
panionA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-07
Until
Septennbe or
First
we will sell our

we will sell our
stock of Furniture
and Floor Cover
ings at 2OP, $3.50,
and 500 discounts.
Do not miss this
chance to furnish
your home at one
third less than,usual
cost.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-07

State of Virginia, City of Richmond:
sworn 10 and subscribed before me
by w. NJ. HabiistoD. President. this eth
day of September. 1910.
j. f. TYLER, JR.,
Notary Public.
Nv commission exnires July s. 1919.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-07
- -, -
FOR RENT,
STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL.
CONDITION OF THE
Broad Street Bank

AT RICHMOND. IN THE
COUNTY OF HENRIC0, STATE or
VIRGINIA, AT THE CLOSE OF BUS
MESS SEPTEMBER 1. 1910. MADE
TO THE STATE CORPORATION
COMMISSION
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-07

LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in ....s 100000 90
Surplus fund ............ iS,eoo w
Undivided profits, iess
amount paid for Interest
expenses and taxes SA.oeo 81
Dividends unpaid .-...,.. ~ -
Individual deposits ....... fs4oe,sso III
Demand certificates Of de-
post w
Time certificates OF deposit l.aeb 80
Certified checks ........ E,sf$ IL
Cashiers checks outstand-
Ing -s.-..trs, w
Due to State banks. private
bankers and trust COM
| Notes and bills rediscount
ed e~
| Bills payable. including
certificates OF deposit
representing money Dor
rowed ..............t. w
All other items Of liz biltty.
viz:
! iterest reserve ,.. 1885 ~
/
| Total " &i,7le,aS4 ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-07

+, W. NJ Hablisfon. President. do sol~
EMMY swear that the above Ia true
statement OF the financial condition OF
the Broad street Bank, located az
Richmond. in the county of Henrieos
State OF Virginia, at the close OF bus.
to the best of my knowledge and be-
lief w. Nj, HABIAsTON,
President
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-07

"A FOR SALE IN THE RICHMOND
virginisn Want Ads. WIN bEtAG yss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06
IRISH HOME RULE
PROMISE DELUSION

BAN francisco. Cal. Jan 81
The efforts II the Irish political
party viii never bring about home
rule for Ireland. according 60 ChaH
Joseph Dalan. former member ~ the
British parliament ard one ~ lta
champions. Dolan is touring Amer
lea. advocating tho development Of
Irish industries with the aid 81
Irish citizens Industrial lndepcnd-
ence, he heiieves, sill bring abobt
the freedom u his native land
Doian De- looking FOR American
markets for Irish products Ne
urges upon All Iriahmeh % substi-
tufo irish goods FOR those made IN
England. Bv refusing 20 purchase
tho products of EnRland's Industry
and uiiilzing Ireland output. one
81 the means toward welding the
island into an Industrial nation
would havo been accomplished
Doian stated that the Irish party
got back ~ the liberals in the pros
emf campaign in England. bacnuae
Prime Minister Norbert Aaquifh
promised Ireland home rule II the
party received Irish support AZ 20
thls. uolan Haid
- think Aaqultha promise win De
like 80 many others and viii amount
to nothing after tho election"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06
WH|TEWASH FOR BALUNGER;
ROAST FOR LOUIS CLAWS

Cunningham claims on coal lands
ia Alaska when all the assistance
be asked from the interior depart.
ment had been Immediately forth.
coming aud all the data In the case
we're IN bis hands"
CLAWS. he stated, continually pro
crastlnated and put of the com.
pietiun 81 the Investigation on the
ground that should the case come
10 trial be would be compelled 20
prosecute Il without adequate cvi.
denca. The report by Wickersham
includes the entire history o. tho
Cunningham coal land claims. re-.
cites CLAWS connection sith the
case and concludes with n lengthy
summary. completely clearing BAL.
linEer and the other officials in.
dicted BY CLAWS. The summary FOL.
lows.
The government bad abundant
time 10 Investigate the validity OF
the entries The entrymen certain.
" were entitled 10 know with rea.
sanable pronptness any objections
- tAAuinK patents on thsAF claims,
aud have such objections disposed
ol within a reasonable tune,
The sfteu,ion Of the land office
was diN~~ted specifically 20 those
Claims sn August. 1907 They wcre
tnseEiisstod by Agents Love and
iouaa. and their findings. together
with the results II the investigation
~ all other Alaska coal locations.
we're put In Claws hands 10 ian
nAfY. 1905
~uisvis had the benefit % the re-.
ports Of Love and Jones. and all the
essential facts reiAtinE 90 the
claims seen 10 have been Raecr.
tnined by him IN the spring Of
ipas. Indeea. the claimants DO not
nppear 10 have made auy conceal.
ulont OF the facts upon which the
Ella ma depended
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06

any sensible person to the dogs.
She Is getting decidedly fat-a just
retrihution, mayhap Is not at
all OF the appearance Of a person
that would cause world 10 be
thrown away" for her. Her Eng.
lish Us still Of the same variable
quantity and quality as OF yore.
Her Charms Fading.
Reports Of her during the last
few months have come from
Schitfs cafe. IN San Francisco. an
institution OF convenience 10 her
and her kind, but It was also limited
that her charms, fading Under
layer Of adlpose tissue, we're no
longer effective
Florence Moore has always hint
"a that she has tt IN her power
10 make "a lot Of prominent men IN
Seattle sit up and be generous
whenever she sees 1T Her dec
larations pointed to the suspicion
that Ortis Hamilton may have been
the most persistent and asinlne OF
her admirers. but by no means the
only one Whether or not she has
come back TO rehahilitate her bank
account Is a matter that viii inter-
est not a few.
And It was to protect the "repu-
tation of this woman that Ortis
Hamilton confessed 20 his for.
gcries. Tor which he will so to
prison
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06
BOLD BLACK
HAND MURDER

tny rnifed rre-sb
CHICAGO. Jan 6-The huldest
Black Hand murder IN tho history
81 Chicago was committed shortly
after daylight today
Three men entered the home 81
nensditto Cionui. a rich Italian dry
goods merchant held his wife of
al the point Of n revolver. and de.
liberateiy shot Cienni 20 death as
he lay IN bed
Mrs. Cleuni opened the door al
the call of the boil Three unidcnti-
fled italians entered. one Of them
sewing her and holding a revolver
against her head His companions
entered the bedroom where the
merchant lay sleeping
Mrs Cienni said she heard three
shots. and then the couple emerged.
each holding q smoking revolver.
The three strangers iefl the house
b. the front door
Rushing into the bedroom Mrs
Cicnni found her husband dead.
with three bullet holes IN his body
Two years ago Cicnm received
Black Hand letters demanding the
payment Of $4,000. on pain OF death.
He ignored the demand. a year ago
the last letter was received
The police believe that the muir.
der had been planned a year ago.
the assaaslns awaiting a favorable
opportunity for carrying Il out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06

This morning be regained con.
seriousness. To Deputy Prosecuting
Attorney Lundin. Iloehl made a
DYING statement. He described the
shooting as already related SIC
also stated that Williams had q
quarrel with him on Christmas eve
when h. attempted % =frcsf VIII
Hams Tor making q drunken dls
turbanCe.
Williams Gees Home 10 Bed.
After the shooting Williams and
Hfidrefh secfetcd themselves Ia the
train % sumner Reaching Sumner
they went g. bed 30 sleep OF the
effects 0g their Gchauch At .
o'clock this morning they we're both
arrested and brought 70 tho cuna,y
iail Williams q "a years old and
HildFefh 27 years The latter -
a ilneman in the employ % the
Puget Sound Power company.
DrH Hoye and Mcintyre. who are
attending Hoehi assert that the
wounded marshal has no chance Of
recovering Roehl has been mar.
hal - Auburn for five years lie
has a wife and three daughters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06

FACING GALLONS 3
TRIED TO ESCAPE.

SACRAMENTO. Jan, G-Jacoh
orpenholmer !. W. Finley and
Frank Quiluda. prisoners az Fol
som state penltentiary. under SEN
tence OF denth, are In solitary con
finomont today, following dcs.
perato attempt TO effect their cs.
cape
When discovered by Captain bar.
rett OF the night watch at midnight.
thoy had already freed themselves
from their cells, and We're starting
to cut their way through The outer
bars When Barrett sounded the
alarm and drew his revolver they
ran back
Opponhcimor "a one of the most
desperate criminals known to the
officers OF this state He Is now
under the death sentence, by The
provisions Of law enacted special
IN 20 fit his case.
Among the prison attaches he
has gained the title OF "thc demon
of murderers row
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06
WON'T TELL WHY SHE
HAS RETURNED To CITY
She ChucLIes and Laughs When Reporter Suggests
That II Was a Hard Punishment Hamilton
Was Given for Stealing State Funds to Squander
on Her.

Ggging. simpering and vugarly vivacious ever,
Florence Moore. who lured Ortis Hamilton eons CELL
IS back in Seattle She back broke but sercney happy and
confident that her financial worries be dissipaed
And down in Olympia. Ortis Hamilton former aduiant
general associate Of gentlemen husband and father sit
ting ont the hours which beec him and the pententiary
from one 10 ten years the penalty
Florence Moore returned Seattle yesterday She stay
ing at the Hanover apartments Sixth and Columbia with
Mrs. Henderson who with her When by a Star
reporter this morning. this woman who didn't in
happy mood
Just matter Of elcphantne ooquettshness she first
denied her identity having difficulty giving her denals
air Of sincerity At the proper time gracousy con-
iessed that she Mrs Moore and extended hearty invita-
,ion 70 come in and have a drink
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06

WASHINGTON. Jan. Com.
pieiely cxoueratinE Secretary of the
interior nallinger and che other a.
ficials Of the interior department Of
charges filed by r. n. CLAWS. FOR.
mer chief % The Held division %
The land office. Attorney General
WickeTehau today made public the
report % his Investigation Of the
case made AZ the direction % FreAi
dent Tart IN the report Wtrher
sham declared that the lnsinaationn
and charge % improper action on
tho part Of nailingcf aud other Off.
elAls are Ia hts opinion entirely dis
proved
He takes occasion 20 score CLAWS
severely and alleges that the chaFg.
- filed against hElllnKer we're flied
A. the result ~ CLAWS "ex.
aEgrFatod idea Of bis oWu import
ance. which the attorney general
characterized aa "mcEAlcmania. =
Wickstsham also scored 0iavia for
not pressing the Investigation % The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06

WHsAms and bis companion then
'alssd aIssurtance in the station
Richardson sent Tor Marshal Roehi
H rlaeed Williams and Hllareth
etles arrest and started up the
nsifuad tracks with them on me
Bzf % hll
hhen shsy had gone brat a short
4ssance from the station. Williams
siiAek Resal Ia the back of the
BAL with stone Roehi feli 10
~ EEpsnd. stunned. Williams then
a'Nw Is eallfwf revolver from his
leetst placed It az the marshala
Na4'h and paile9 the trigger The
sai'st ploaehed ifs waY through
Etseles aad agteFics 90 the back
q knehfs neck Both men fed
Sees aashl lying or Track.
hoetl lay on the track uncnr.
sioas iof some minutes Coudpe
~ 0Toole. A. BIS traln approached
Aspafn saw fhe unconscious form
q tas marshal iyiug On the track
\ soon a. be- reached the depot
Vfqose Eaae the alarm and Roehl
- carried 10 his home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06
FLORENCE MOORE BACK in SEATTLE LAUGHING AT THE FATE
OF OR1S HAMILTON WHO LOST ALL THROUGH LOVE FOR HER
HEAD TO MAKE
GOOD SHORTAGE

y was Informed several days ago
BY Heads attorneys that the fun
shortage ~ hls cmhezzlemeut from
this office will be made up this
week" said Justice John + Car
roll this morning. when asked
about = letter received hy him from
the county commissioners demand
ing i.10i 80. the balance Of the
shortage not yet made ~ BY
Charles Head. former clerk IN jus
tice CAROLS court.
This letter" nald Justice Car
roll. n regard as a mere matter
% form. aud In line with the duty
o. the commissioner in protect
Ing the countYa interest
THE delay OF Head fl eomplet-
ing the amount OF tbs shortage has
been due 90 ordinary legal matters
necessary IN making a loan on bis
property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06
FROM MANSION TO
JAIL AND THEN TO
SALVATION ARMY

CHICAGO. Jan Mrs Evelyn
Homadka. the former wife ~ a
Mllshuaeo millionaire trunk manu-
facturer. donned the Earb az the
Volunteer o. ~ America today Mra
Ronadka viii hencefgrth appear on
the atreeta ~ Chicago Ia nightly
meetings ~ the Volunteer
Mrs Romadkn has 3ust been re-
leased from prison. where che was
sent as an accomplish 81 negro
thief who operated in this city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06
NON-UNION MAN
HIT BY ENGINE

Jnmss nolan. nsn-union switch
msu employed 10 the Northern Pa
cifie sustained severe Injuries
about the head and shoulders. early
this morning. when he was struck
and knocked several feet BY
switch engiue. IN the INTERPLAY yards
Al tho time ~ the accident. boian
was atfenptinE 70 make flying
couple Ho was standing on the
running beard 81 the engine. and az
u slowed down he Jumped OF and
ran ahead ~ prepare the cas-.
De ga not run fast enough hos
ever. and the engine bumped Into
him. hurting him against freight
ear on the opposite track.
lie WAS picked up and taken 60
The city hospital where hts injuries
ware attended 10 10 waH abls a.
90 60 hts home iateF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06

"What do you think of the sen.
tenco imposed on Ortis Hamilton p"
was the first question asked after
the necessary prelimlnaries
"Te-he.he." she rippled. In
clumsy, girlish affectatlon 1T was
rather rough. wasn't ~"
Aud then she looked dreamily
out of the wiadow nc the big snow
flakes, while q reminiscent smile
played over her features That she
had no thought of The man she sent
TO the bottom Is certain. As a bit
of information. iiamilton's sentence
Interested her. but as she hummed
keeping time with her foot. there
WAS NO indication of regret. cvcn
for the passing Of a good fellow
where did you come lrom? was
the next question
playfully and almost daintily she
affected 10 scratch her head with
a highly polished foreflnger. while
her face took on the stern look OF
recollection She was playactlng.
trying go be funny. but the thought
OF Hamilton, the fool, made Il
tragic
Il don't remember whore I came
from she finally answered
"llow long VIII you stay in Sc.
attlog
She Won't Tell Anything.
"a don't know
what are you going TO do here
You know YOU said you were
never coming back
Il guess IN do what want TO-;
that's my business YOU know"
"Did YOU tell any of your
friends that you were coming
hackf"
II don't know"
when are you going 20 leave
Scatter"
Il don't know"
Perhaps Il was a little early IN
the morning, but when Mrs Moore.
Nmonoed and unrouged, opened
the door, it was hard 10 see mat
ters as Hamilton must have seen
them. Certainly there was moth
Ing about her appearance 10 drive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06
SMITH AND
MILLER FACE
EACH OTHER
Hes a Liar" Says Smith,
and Miller Refuses to
Say Anything in Reply
to This Accusation.

He's a llar-l never EaN this
mnn before Ia my life lie lies "
be said ! ever gave him any aia.
m0nds Or vaiuHbies taken from she
body OF Hugh Mcmahon or any
ether man
Ia this angry manner Charles
Reason. better known To the police
a. .nladseon~ Smith. absolutely
denied that h. was the man who
gave % Peter Miller. the convicted
burglar. the diamonds taken from
the body OF Hugh Mcmahon. who
vas murdered Thanksgiving eve.
1905 The iwo we're brought faces
10 faee Ia the city Jail this after
noon.
Tenant turned 20 Miller. who
had bssn brought 20 the csty jail
Ia face Reason. aud saia
How about h. Aiiieff
4 have nothing 20 nay. was ;hc
response
"pidnt you testify In court that
Reasar gave you McNahoas Ola
monda 20 pawn qurrisd Assistant
Deputy Proseeuiing Attorney Ev.
errft Kills.
z have nothing 10 say. Miller
repeated
The prisoners Shared al each
other Miller vas retnfuet 10 the
county 9ail ard Reason VAS taken
10 his cell IN the city JAIL
tate thls afternoon GiudKeou
Smith wiil be released from Gus.
toty he - suspected % hAvinE
had a hand IN the robbery af p
Nouag. near the old Rainier Grand
hotel several months ash. but the
evidence against klm Il 90 filmsy
that. n the oplnion II tbs state
bis conviction wouid be impossible
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06
LADY OFFLECK
A SALESWOMAN

LONDON. Jan 6-There are
quite number Of titled ladies con
uccted vith trade In various dif.
fereut ways IN London bat Lady
Affleck. wife Of Str Robert Al.
flick, IL probably the only ono
who a employed az a saloswoman.
L appears that OWNS 20 recent
rcverses the baronet g. extremely
hard up. and when Selfrldges open.
"a their American department
store here. Lady Afflack was one
Of the 10000 who applied for q sit.
uAtiDn
u was decided TO give her a trial
~ the costumes department. where
she has proved q lecIded anccoaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06
FROM BERTH;
SUES FOR $1,999

An upper berth on "a Pullman
sleeping car and a topping step
ladder are the two accessories that
figure Ia a personal injury suit flied
ga the superior court THE morning
against tho Pullman company
Daisy Darlington. ON September
s2. 1903. was climbing step lad-
der 10 reach her berth ON u moving
sleeping ear outside Of Portland
rAe is1dcr tipped over throwing
the woman 10 tha floor She al
iogea that her back and side We're
injured to the extent ~ S1.aaQ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06
AMAZING FROM HORRIBLE DREAM
HE SENDS BULLET THROUGH BRAIN

den that she vas taken BY surprise
and was unable 10 stay his hand
Guild was 80 years 81 age he
had been employed for n year ard
a half at the local branch 81 the
Westinghouse Electric and Mtg Co
where Il WAS stated Today that he
stood well and bore a good name
Mrp Guild was 10 overcome hy
the shock that Il IL feared she will
no, recover The physicians have
Withheld the news ~ her husband y
death from her The Guilds lived
IN a cotiAgc near Golden Gate park
:, u said Guild had been drlnklug
heavily lately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06
HOLD UP BANK
TN NEW YORK


NEW YORK. Jan tive rob
hers falling Ia their attempt 90
hold up the Foreign Money Ex-
change bank - Hsnry Kern. this
noon shot and mprtallY wounded
the bankers brother. Sam Kern. who
vas ovsrsecr % the place.
The proprietor was out when the
robbers entered They isveied their
reviewers az Sam Kern and ordered
him % give them 40 ths m8ney on
hand.
Kern turned and fled The rob
befa both fired az him and then
fled 10 she street Three clerks
wero a. the bank at the time ~ the
attempted robbery and Witnessed
the shooting