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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-04-27

The name of this corporation shall be
PENSACOLA RENDERING COMPANY,
and Its place Of business shall be Pensa-
cola, Florida, but IL may have offices and
DO business at such other places as the
Board Of Directors may from time to time
determine.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-04-27

Sailed.
Br SIS Tiverton.
Br SIS Quart.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-15
iQUIEEE USTED GANAR |
RELOJc
RELO.J

4 fines del CORR ate mes de Dici }
bre, rega1arcmo8 IN reloj entire los
lectores del BOLETIN.
Sc elegir1 y se1atora de un modo es
pecial un pjemplar de- BOLETIN, 20
dos los diaS desde el u hasta ell "a
y al lector que haya podido reunir
mas njlmeroS de los ,narcados especial
mente en- q plazo iIdicado, Sc lie adjI
dicara ell roloj que poded ser de Sra. {
de caballero d eleg.r,
Sc indicara todoo .os dias en- que col
siste la seiial hechl en- el eiemplar del
dia anterior, para que pueda ser asj
facilmente enconirl1d.
La senal que ,e IA hecho en- un ri
moro de hoy consi>Je en- anadir qu
tar una letra al titulo 81 tcxto de III
anuhcio para que r->ulte equivocad(
.Ademas de la seHal. que Sc hara u,
bIico manana, cl q ,1nplar que la conte-
ga ira marcado con una contrasena qu
nos asegurc de su ldtenticidad
Los lectores del BOLETIN conser-
varan en- su poder los numeros mar
cados. Y del dia 25 al 30, los remitiral
a la administration de este peri6dico
Sun Jose principal, donde Sc hdr;
81 lecuento Sc al}udicarl el reloj, a
que mas nImero5 narcados presente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-15

Si usted quiere vender una casa. uH
Gutom6vil, una joya, algo de valor 6 dc
arte, cfrexcalos & quien pueda COM
prarios.
" quiGn puede comprar sin diAerO9
La gente que 10 tiene lee EL B0L.K-
TIN MKRCANTIL.
The sun., 1910-12-02
SHFRiFf"S STR,NGE MTSTtkE.
sends Oss Reputable Mans Picture with
Rev ar,i for a Thief.

BoSr"N, Hec Henry T. Vile. a
reputable resident OF Chelsea went 10 the
Chelsea police las night and ca He'd their
attention to III" fact that his picture is
printed on a circular calling for the arrest
"f "a >-w York Shsconder and protested
The Ch"l~.l officers investigated " lie :
complaint and agreed with hIm that he il
m. victim ~ circumstances
several weeks ago the chelsea police
received "a circular issued bv the ShrriY
nf Nrw CITY. Rock land county y Y
calling Tor The arrest Of one Charles An'leT-
~on an alleged ahSconf"r from Spring
valley y The circular assorted hat
Anderson ran away with S,3i the payroll
ul "A local Telephone company
! hs man Is described IN detail II
sIrL that Anderson hal worked a. y iin...
man frr r"le; hone. telegraph ana .irc,
f~IC light COMPANIES IN various places
IN New York and Connecticut
The picture was AN exact reprOCu uCtIon
- = photograph that Vile has IN hr,
possession. He - a linernan and ma,
h"sl IN Chelsea five wears. The uffrnc.
~ spring Valley ocCurr.sl -July ~ 1910
lhe only explanation given bv hil.. i,
fhIf about eight wears ago h. was a.,I-
pl we'd A. "a iin.-uau m New lurk swat"
near h" place y here 'h,. 'hrft OrCIrr.si
II - p~"S'iTuei that som" en-" Ihe~r had
TIA iograrh of h.fu WhI"n hs gave. 'n
the Sh--l'. We va~ AT. I>.-i - COM
municatr with 'h- New York Sh.-lN
The sun., 1910-12-02
CtMPERIO-TERRT.
Rear Admiral Terry's Daughter Metis q
lieutenant In the Italian Navy.

wAsHI.Oruy Dec Miss Eleanor Terry.
daughter of Rear Admiral Silas " Terry.
retired. and Lieut.. Filippe Camperio Of the
Italian Royal Navy. formerly naval attacha
Of the Italian Embassy, were married AT
~ Thomas Episcopal church here at noon
to-day Mrs Carlos tussch Of Annapolis.
cousin nj the bride, was her oniy attendant.
Narche-i SegroIto.l IN. new counsellor Of
ushers were Brig ten Clarence X Edwards
Major W V. Judson Iteutsnant-C 4 onman-
der Newton 4 .'ic,nlly. Capt Archibald
" Butt Of the army. Dr RAYMOND spear
OF the navy. Henry Day and Ralph Bloomer
of New York and Lieutenant q ommander
Pfe-ter. u naval attache RoNerto Csntaro,
second secretary. and Augusta kOsso, ma al
artaCh-. of the Italian Embassy >tar
AHrr the ceremony NJ the church a re-
C-ption and W,Etding breakfast for about
25D guests -.'rNsd NJ kausChsr
later IN the afternoon for New York where
they viii spend several days before sailing
on December 10 for Italy. They will 90
first 30 Milan. where they viii spend Christ
rnAs with 'hs brids.rOom'S mother. and
later 10 Venice. where the bridegroom il
stationed
In. bride was introduced to society while
her father WAS commandant OF the Wash
tnaton Navy ard. Which post he occupied
many years before his retirement from the
service since her engagement 10 the
guests az many social functions
Dn. II the most beautiful of the gifts wns
n silver lamp heavily embossed with the
'Hmp.rio arms from Lieut. 'amperio
iurm"r colleagues "f the Italian Embassy
stan
The sun., 1910-12-02
OBITi tRl

iIpf Edward t,ryduth. Formerly ul
DuuktIa. dt"d suddenly. III U-lT'
.,ll>-I~" s.-r.IslaN . ht- nuIn'. ~ thicHGo.
A. fh.. ut-i brp1t ot ~" ,it u lar capt t,oOd-
rIcl, r,.-id"d IN O-sn. Nh-rs ~ enlisted
IA IhT Ninth New A"Tk tINIITy. IA which
r,eIIn"n' h.. -..r. 81 under cen sheridan
fintII II sG~ mustered out At Washington
Ia 49,. h.. WrE' io hiSdHU and engaged
IA 'h, lumber U.Is'I'-- li. W. = in"Wrar
~ n" Iuyai irHIpn aud wA- prominent
~ 'raui NrmE 'lt'l"-. iH "ht"h mtSahifa
ton h.. had -rrs 80 co. ,JI."u- official -
pa,.'...- H. NI- - wears old
NJ. MARY Pound ~ wears ~ ng" a
,iausLi.r oi rh" ate Henry l.. Pound. "Eo
D.tJr" hI- H"a'I a ,sar nI" Va NTufU rrrt
~ NE NoU No-k MIS- t,rhaugr die a.
her HON" n MlodI-toEn. y. y'-'"ldh,
- rs-I|T at lu.uri-- '..'Iy ~ ~ falling
,iuNu stars u going 20 her roam ou N.-Ciu"--
nav uIghf She vent Up the back -tairwaf
ant walking through q. dark hhli stepped
IN lh- tor. ot the IRON -'IirVHN and t"l to
n" 10 torn Confusion Of the brIIn. fol
lON"d Uv l.'rUorrhER'-. 'rG-'-d death
Henry INndrun"yr. y member ot th" firm
Bi Henry !. ni.'nEury' 4 sons. paper mann
i1'tur"t- 80 B--,'k"' aud NnU streets
died on N"'in.-'.nl after short Illness st
hI- home. II| " ,--i ~'-N "utb -SrN "nih street
he Wa 10 rt- ioTiN -.'tDhth wear He Wa
born n bloomfield After reCpivIng y
common -'.uODI "tIU"n' ion b." began work IN
'hr huS us'-- l.I4 father mad e-fl lbhsh.d
Ind m $50 r""nuu" = member ~ the firm
It's WI" ard $50 children survive nan.
Mira NarxHr"t iinrr. tdot pi y ra-r
.nt Glle tin" fDr"rnr' -! Nhri r"rHr.
8 co., painting ~S'uhIi shusn' of Now YORK
,,iv and \. .v hurrh 'ird IN N-s butKh N'-.
t"r'iay ~ tn" Az" al :. Years Her -1n
John - drugri~' AT lrvthg'nn -"n-th"
i.n son
The sun., 1910-12-02
rhnw Bradlry

M G!nd'- Virginia Bradley AMI William
itaw ld we're rarrt" v"~ter1IV afternoon
nt o'"io'k "a "a" hHliroom of the Hoiel St
Regis by m" Rev ir Daniel DOrchr-tnr
oi hTISt church. iTttSpurg The brid..
TO MS rINrn IL marriage by her fAth her
I htr.rS ~ Bradley. ore costume OF
White >atIn with point ace and orange
lo--Om- and earned bouuust Of white
orr nj i AMI w - Of TIC Nn.!ey There were
10 bridesmaids OF U-h"T- Frank Dorman
of iI't-turg n--I-'.d as beat man
,frrr ~" "r~r'l Ory Mr and Mrs Bradley
Who hsN" G-.id"I Oi lat" at asl clinton
GN"nu" lrIigegorf conn guN - q receipt on
aud COLLATION. Ait"r's-t h" about q hundred
bTtial gue-i- Amon- these ere Nr aud
Mr. sisArv ol ms OF Iiits .nIrE with v / ON
the hriie rF- been -inN Ing a. the Holland
! o'i~e. MIS-. o lln- beIrg u SISTER Mr. an
Mr. hntfony brSNel Is ode her brother
law ard -l-tsr Nh-- Tor ella Blddls
\ j Dr.K.l Fiddle, lr.. and Mr. and Mrs
ios. ph ba7ZsU. Aiao OF PhilahaIphia
Nj Thaw - nephew of Harry Kendall
Ihaw
The sun., 1910-12-02
MOiSa>r ,P ~ corn G,LT.
Makes Thirt, Nirui" flight Win
TnrrmOinirr az IA

NFupHIS. T"uu d." Fv.ng IN
the fac. of a twenty mil rHln Ju'n y
Mol-an, nrX too mi'"- o,.'- '.." c.'y %!
Memphis tins a't"-nouu u'f.T "ur.r.l.ug
th. mil" track ~ 81" Ir = 90 'A -
grounds tycly" times Tn" '.Wr- .a'I Ir.
was d.grn.,- ..ipN fr.'.Nug f' poo
rators visited r'" -r., ''.u n.Id 4- +. .'
cold So In'l-r.u Tor ''H> -. fl'u 'Ni- '.r."
nf tn. y"ar. Cpu',l. i .sItu - coping inu
almost ga" ~ rh' Miss --tpp E'"r.
led fh.. great mai ,r.fr % 'r..'...' ''..t' ~
flights s,.-s. % N.. -. ull'-i
Moisant remained M H." az " mimi 80
and ~ so ut-
Rene simon IN n Rl"rrur monor lame
mad. several Nights Whit" Nu'-au' w.
out over tn" CITY Nl".uIrr u IIuIirF
was experienced hv all tn" - rIt,r- Lud
Moisant had 90 10" lifted from nI uachIu.
after mahinG M sixteen WII" 'N-H. -.
severe wa- IN" odd
An attempt Will h" mad tomorrow
TO fiy up th.- N~-!--IpIi River and back
a course of -!N NI...n mile. for rril" oI
s5W,
NEW OPLFa"s. Ia De" Tn" ava
ton meet opened her" to-day al cav
PARK when Nrturdy. Ely. Jlrnmi" Ward
and Augustus Po-, entered ~"rI"- 81
Competitiou- that will include q rae"
between Post and Ely from New Orleans
10 tn" Gull and return
The sun., 1910-12-02
TORT GFORsI WEI.
Would Cost ssOO eOO an.i save Muc,
Local s'uR hing

ttr'f Engineer I"w,s ~ tn" Il. ard +
l-'ruar" reported - thar board v.sr..r-
dty that an underground ,t-.,>, und.r
irrr G''ur," Hill from Bro.dr ay to th.
-LuwAv station ~ ~" cunr..r - ~ Nioh.
.i.s- ty"uU.. and Isih str.."- - f-aSl'l.
If" -.l '-rran.Hn street. as PLANNED
Will ice b"r seen N'rI ard 9p f.-.r long n
"lli D." ',I I' 'd'. trLEn traffic only and n
.- ..-iEiuI' ,d 'ta' D. sylll ,usr ahru. SSUO
$3.50 'tr "Nl"I-.. "uuid h.. I.yl"d on
iH.. Al - ?" =. -rlr,ry benefited unless
81 ~ ..- u -Ilii.d ~ iLN - -oir5.hody's
should. - k..-.,I'It. # -" district " ho
80 i-h :, i'-ach 49," ~ silou hav. - climb
ih.. liIl 'Icn H. Ipp i...r hugh and then
TX" .'.'vu 'rrs down - 'h. station. WIN, h
j. IIn f""' rIrdr ground The r"w stree,
would dr avav . Ifh the CLINT an th- par
( -" residents Iu rh" Broadway dis
f-l,'
The sun., 1910-12-02
g\PRI >>WIN SATISFIED.
Onl, Point SIN Debated j. Likely TO Bs
~rillrn DN ArhiiratlOn

R"pr"S"nta'I. ~ Of IN" express com.
pHni,~ and III IN" drivers and helpers
said Yesterday without T,.-"ry." that All
danger uf second strike had Ia-, s.,i
RI. only Company which has not made "a
,i@finit" settlement ID IN. Adams Expires
Company. This company instead of
Illnwing - cents an hour for pv-r'im"
for driN "-- and - cents for helpers bro
pn-..- - pay Ij -. IS and 81 cents an hDur
r,r uv.r'im" according - tn" wages paId
'.o drivers and helpers An "ffor- j. to
-. made 10 settle ihI- point hv nrbirra-
.apn
IT,. main gains II III" expTe~sInen ar.
r'a pa!rn.u' for "ycr'Iin" and an el.'v"r
Ilrur work day with an hour ON for DIN
rrr instead II a working day II lndafinIt.
l-rgfI " ~ Ashton. general ORGANIZER
If the '"tru-f"r- -HIi Yesterday
= W ~" fIrn "r" satisfied and believe
they have s,tIu"d iInp"rtInf con, reHynns
rh.. wIg..- tr" generally increased and
we hay" established = minimum scale
for the first time.
The sun., 1910-12-02
BOY BEATEN TO DEATH.
isirs of spinai Meningitis After Rough
Treatment by Men.

Coroner Jacob Shongut has ordered an
autopsy and an investi ga ton into the cir
cumstances prior to tho death Yesterday
afternoon u Robert Schroeder. Jr.. Of
spinal meningitis. Tn" boys father says
spinal meningitis Developed after Robert
wis beaten by men in front of his holis.
on Thanksgiving night
Robert Schroeder. Sr. who keeps a
delicat"ssen shop AZ s7S Morris avenue
rscounted his ,on's report as follows
The boy was plr yinR in front 81 his father 8
shop with Ss.eral friends. Across the
street i.'Is~ men were passing. An old
sho. WAS thrown at the men. Young
Schroeder said that the shoe was thrown
by "a boy whom his party did not know.
The men came across the street to
Schroeder and hls friends and started TO
beat them. One man took Schroeder and
kicked him and beat him over the. head
Schroeder Crept into his house, washed
has wounded head and went of To bed
without telling his parents, In the morn
ing he was unable To move.
His parents tried to learn from him
what wa wrong. but he seemed dazsd
They called in tn. family physician and
the boy was sent To st. Franci-'- Hos
pital. at Brook avenue and 1921 street
The hoys father then learned III the
events Of Thanksgiving night.
authorities called in the Coroner. hut
the boy WIS III a coma and could give
~" antemortem statement The boy
died lat. yesterday afternoon without
rsgalninx his senss=.
To-day CoToner's Physician Thomas
II Curtin will make an autopsy To- deter
mime II spinal meningitis was induced by
"A blow Mr.. Shroe,ier and several boys
who We're ia TIA. Ihanksgving night
crowd viii t"-tiiv
The sun., 1910-12-02
kIIlID IN FOLDING RED.
Benjamin Lofts >rcs Brokrn lus wifr
Trapped Too. hut Not Hurt

4 folding ted IN which Ben iamin Tot
= stationary engineer. of 2sS Nest iiiIh
'tr'"' and his wife were sleeping shut ny
lis" "A hnH trap early Yesterday morning.
ratChng Lott hy the neck aud nti,'iinE Ia
iurI"s from which he dish eleven hours
later Lofts neck was broken Mr-
Lott also was caught in the bed and nearly
Smoth"r"d befors help cam.
Apparently when tho IottS retired
they failsd 10 sat the locking device
which il intended In keep such beds from
shutting MP Mrs i.ntt wa awakened
hy tn. sinking Of the mattress beneath
her head. and r.ali.lng that something
wI- WRONG called Ia h"r husband Mr.
lntt. who weighed more thIu Hb, pounds,
iTi'si tn srIUbi. put hui hts t4tiirk nova
'u'nt toppl"d over the case INTO which
th" ted shut when not III u~'' n" -i'
uf tn" i"d and tho edge OF th. ease came
together ON lu'''- neck, pInntng him last
Nlr- Lott. who although half "mother'I
~ h' Ncdrt,'h"- was unin ,ur't. called
Tor help .I"-..yh k.imoni. a usighhoT
In IN nou,''. for"rd the door and after
w'r. Ing for some tIm. managed Ia right
nm" Do. ! auG"Ntrirlt' IN" man atd woman
Mr. lp't - unconscious. but her hus-
lH- Il. although unable 10 move tho over
uorIpr ut his body. Ind not lost con-
g, ipu-u"~~ ir ~is taken Ia h" har.om
ti,-Or'Lt .h'r" hs dl"d Ii" retained
,'i ~ Iou-nr-S ami. the end
brIjtnlu l.prt 49, born III PIttston,
Ih.. ulty-nIns years ago. For thirty
E.t IA" wd- employed on the Erie Rail
road a. a locomotive engineer Recently
hA had been working Tor pItsnn h Co.
Il and IL East Thirty fourth street. rs "A
-tItlDulrv engineer. n. was married
three times. the last time about two
months ago. lie IL survived bv daughter
and son 10y h's first marriage. The
daughter Ia the wife IL J Mlke-, a dry
G.ud~ merchant of Chicago. and tn. son,
A.nrn,, lnff llYn- In Cleveland
The sun., 1910-12-02

sharp Ceote>t I.ikei, in tire Eiectiea Next
week AZ the National csuncii.

The election Of officers II the national
Council of ths Aero Club VI America. "a
b" held at the Waldorf Astoria on De
c-Inber O. promises 10 provide n contest
between factions. Clifford B Harmon.
tn" present chairman of the orgnniIa-
tion. and Cortland Field Bishop. formerly
president of the Aero Club Of America.
each hay" supporters for leadership.
Baltimore. Pirtsfield and Washington and
tn" New England Aero club are among
those which favor MIR Bishop. while the
clubs of Kansas city. Philadelphia. Chi
ca 90 and Buffalo will instruct their dele
gn'es ru vote for MIR Harmon. One OF
the objections put forth by those op-
posing Mr.. Bi-hop H. That hc spends the
greater part Of his time IN Europe Others
hold ihai this il an advantage.
here ar" more than twenty clubs
represented ia the organization. The
outcome of the election will practically
deiermine the status OF n"ronnufiCal club
arhirs IN this country. as II IL said there
may hs m effort to r-organiZe the coun-
cil independent of the Aero club and
replace ~ in affiliations with the In
ternntionll Aeronau'icai Federation.
A cablegram was rec~ived from Havana
yesterday in which IL Was said that a
delegate would be sent 10 the meeting
next Tuesday TO obtain a sanction for an
exhibition to b-. held there IN March.
II also said thai the Government had
made an appropriation of SIS .OOO for the
purpose.
Israel Ludlow. n member of the Aero
Club VI America. said last night that the
aviators OF the I ni'ed States and Europe
will form a combine TO fight the Wright
patent suits. II. said as much IA $500, =
OO0 will be- raised
Herbert Brown OF Hartford. Conn.
y yesterday through the Bl@riot agency
placed an order for N 50 horsepower
machine OF the latest make. Mr.. Brown
Intends To make flights about Hartford.
The sun., 1910-12-02
WOiIR y, RRE DgR, HyRg.
Iias Been Rr.i-iins i.>IrnhitIon on Sank
thar=r "f Larceny.

Dr FranN y Nu,.r ~ Wrllinnspor,
Pa who was .ndiot"i w.'h Arthur
Dunphy II rh- National Protective. ts-o
clatIon for rh- lar ..y ~ 81 ~ from IN.
Anglo South American Bank. -Irr"udernd
himself ye=I"rdiy torn" D.Irrlrr Attorney
He was arEaIgucd before. Juig" Nalon..
in General Sessions and held IN g. -
Bail was furnished
-. Noyrr was arrested IN PhilainlDhia
-eydral weeks ago and regan = fsn.
agHfnt' eNtrasiitI0n tli- aprrsrtr,.r b.r
s-rsrliav Wa 'orn"wnIt Of a .u-prf-.
lrInrny borrowed from tn. bank and
lt.. - security for hi- -iI rnon.hs nc-..
-rhr". - the Canadian Mines COrrrarv
Nh.u - note wa NOT paid and Tho hank
a''".'f'"I - -"li IN" -4-,'Ilritis-. y va.
i"nri 'nA' = 10Y L.I-J heen put ulpn fh.
trInst'.r
Dinghy hlI'g~f 10 havs rpY,rr--. Mol
mat h' uHrrnv.-i the money !J- t...
N1ii"n a i'r.'.' .lEa 'saor,ia'i0r. = VII.
la'n-ppr nr''-a''ou ~ vr..I g. l1g-.-
~ an ~
ifr gu. .ur. ..... To-.
--A1s.
The sun., 1910-12-02
aTTOR>Fy p,,> THE COSTS
For Putting In ThI- >nida,r In Marriage
AnnNimcnt Case.

Q Mrs Jo-ephln" L"-n" Sutton. who J.
defendant "a "a -rnt brought hv Dr. N"WaI-
ter b. Sutton - tunul hs- marriage tr
her On ,h. ground that ~" had another
husband living when b. married her.
asked supr.rl" Court Ju-tir" N..ab.rv
Yesterday To- appoint conan tt",. of Jr
Su,,on'- estate. on IN" ground that A,. .
incompetent aud l. wasting ht., money
nn -wIldcat -rh"me-" ana IN uuKauYr
" nlch u without merit
Dr sutton r"pII"i that the chief ltl-
laftou referred to J. h- suit for anuII
ru"ut ~ t. rt- incOmp"i"ucy Dr sutton
-.,d u" N.i- ~ chIrg" pt the Elmer g"t. r.v
Hp-pt'.L ~ J.u". Island al summer
and tr'..ud"i p"r-"rIlIy - Ig2 ont ". rig
Ct-.-- received there.
].l-r. -..trury denied m" motion and
ordered Mr- ~.ttpu'- attorney. ir.aliin
L. Cohen. - i,Iv iu. SO costa ;"ra"U.IIy
The sun., 1910-12-02
BELGIAN PAIR AS SERVANTS
POLICE SAY TREY NAVE or
LaTE STOLEN SI7 yODO WORTH.


From phliadelphia nsier Arrest.
James Delete and Idaha d Meuleneia-
ters, who are said to be able to fill excel
l.ntly any position in the man servant
and maid servant line and disappear with
remarkably large profits for short pe RODS
Of employment. were brought from Phil
ad.,lphia yesterday by Detective Conway
Of the Brooklyn detective bureau. They
are locked up in the Adams street police
station and will be arraigned in the Far
Rockaway police court this morning
charged with grand larceny.
The only charge against them this
morning will bs the stealing of jewelry
valued at s.. Ifi. from the home OF Samuel
Kubi., a rubber merchant. on Wavecrest
avenue. Far Rockaway. Recommended
by an employment agency. they got work
in Mr.. kubie's home about n month ago
under the names OF James and Ida
Delete. the former as butler and the
latter a. cook. II took only ten days for
them 20 loot the house and disappear.
Detective Conway traced their trunks to
Philadelphia and arrested them at 1901
Vine street. The stolen jewelry WAS
found in the trunks and the police say
they have admitted the robbery. They
also said. according to the police. that
Belgans and that the right name OF the
woman il ldalia q Meuleneisfers.
The police say they are certain that
they can fiN upon the prisoners two other
large robberes One Of them was in then
home Of G. }. Tagliabue, thermometer
manufacturer. whose places Of business
are AT 800 Broadway. Manhattan. and at
20cs Pacific street, Brooklyn. and whose
home il AZ 5sS MCDonough street, Brook
iyn. MIR Tagliabue employed a man and
woman who answered their description
In his country home at Shoreham. l.. l..
last summer aud they disappeared with
81 OO0 worth OF his jewelry
The other robbery occurred in Chicago
in the home Of Charles Gillette. OO0
Prairie avenue 4 man and woman
were employed by Mr.. Gillette and in a
short time 'hey Disappeared with $4,000
worth Of the family's. jewelry. They
were indicted in Chicago. but could not
br found A private detective agency
was put on he case and informed the
polict this, the man and woman under
arrest are the ones wanted in Chicago.
The prisoners deny the Tagiiabue and
Gillette robberies
The sun., 1910-12-02
FOtVD DING ~ HaTHTv
Nav, Mans Throat HAD Beca tut Win
Razor.

PoRTsMorrH. Y II D.c Chief
Carpenter Joseph .B Fletcher. for three
years ON duty ~ the Portsmouth Navy
Yard was found in a hathtub ~ his hon.
to-day with razor wound in his rhroa,
and died short tame later
II wa- said around the navy ward that
Fletcher hdd been acting peculiarly for a
week but the mans widow believes that
" hil. -ha wing Fletcher suffered "a paralvric
shock and that when he fell his throat
was accidentally Cut.
Fletcher Was m-rnb-r ~ fh. Greedy
Arltlr eNf..IlflDN-
The sun., 1910-12-02
MORE OF LUPO GANG CAUGHT
NM ITtIItNS Tt\'D WITH
sItTTERING BiD BILLS
u,,., u,ar n, the Highland Farm nef"rr
r,nn~ mS Haul T. Found Poseti
ina tnimnr, in Guarded Wine fri-
-, ,nr,,tir street u, I. =. Agents.

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The work oi Lup" IN" " ''' anu 'PP'
,Ioy.llo cropped up again Yesterday IN
,ha arrest Of mn" Italians charged with
" ,,,.,-,,,, ,,,r.v IN, bills
Pars"E 'i..,,,,,a,.,,,, ,,,,,.. ~ the
an - anu - '''"'"i'" ''''.
possession OF some OF them secret ''rN'''
men sly were made IN II lhrmh"ua''
pa,r highland Wh"r. rn" Lupn-
..,,g William, 4
Moreno E'hs ""'N N'' .'''' Tn,,,I
Flynn. ih"h 'h''t "N'"' ''
States secret -"rN'"" tn \"" N"tN'
ro,,r,Ies, th...r, M, and -'nuu..I 'h"tl 'rtui-
,...,--...
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M"r"''' 'i'' '''. ,,..,..
tcnces III ti'"'t 'i@' f"'. .''''
ro, ,waur-.,.... ,r4.- .uri luu" thTlN
Jnn ,i.,,ar..r., .,,.Wurk l..tdrus - th" II u''
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hrI'~'s '', ..-
or"rN'h '' ''."''' ~ '''
to, APT. ttviu - '..'' I+'ht '' ''''' wv
.nryl,,. krrn H.. -a I that about = tsD
-, ,h., l,,,,, NI,...I, money had been
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l'i' NV" .'.''' ~ -,
In" N'w \"rN a"."' sec VINO 'n'"" 'h''
arrests N,', .'-.it. i"InI no plates or
s,a. i...- . t...i., Of bad bills was
,,.l .. , "a. ,.,ll,r hack nr W
d.. .,...., ,.,,,,,i.
'h'N-'." ''''. :
.r>'. 49,. " l.t.' n"n charger WIN
H., ru. .f.u''-'"l. money tn' I"
10rrrl. .'ru:''~' ~ " Frin," street
Sll' t.'r" Saba; ma >Ai"un k"'i'"r al
~ ."N 49," -it""i. Ni"h"i" Noan'~'. '
! r"r slv.Hc ia" -atuo addr"-~. l1C"hl'
NTori'. a ,t'.,'.... Of TT ~ 'r
sfr''.. 'rru'''-Ch ".Hn Nl"'I''-. > ~ 'nIIi' .'
hirh,r- ~ - tury I'll" -trC"l. GI'rs,
ttIniI. itNCr"r Wh" l. "uo"n l' lh'
3 'u" alsr under "" u-Irr Ut " r.l''
~ - h'.'ti" street i."-tr,' H-". "a
l'r'r"r. & iE2I ..-y ~" -ir'''.' tni I'''' ~
!, n SarG"n,r ais " !nN"r'r..'t 80 slant >
street
Besides ~ '-" 'n"r" "'t" 'r"-''
Police Mead IuNT'"r- i"ur y .h~ NJ .
later w"r" allowed 20 - .1.r" WIN i''.
hjunctiun that ln"' appeal i''~ ''"ihnl
al the Custom Hnu-'' a. Witnesses ~ ne
Counterf"t'Iu- IS" Mr. lrvi"rwnuIIh 3
say roW they figured ih"' ""r" Joe''' Ia
GrazIiaHo. a -uu"waNrr ~ 'hi'u
street SuhiItinu pUaH"H'". ahur"r ~
us thrys'l" s'r""i. tttpNanni Ne "ai'anp
shoemaker ut ffln'" street. anu i'r
Joseph Muuug. "A ihy>l'Ian. whp iye~ at
3l2 East 1Hir ""nth stree
Modesto dI Sp'nha. u" >"'rr' s'rEli"
The sun., 1910-12-02

CHICAGO. Der Federal investigation
into ia. -NI-,enC- ~ a trust Cuutroliiu x
th. rlIbh.- tir. business ~ und-- way
in Chicago Jos-ph Daring. Special agent
~ the Department of Justice. who came
to Chicago on Tuesday. admitted that
The inqIiry - under wav. but rrfus.d
Ia giv" spe"fi" facts
Tn. itlv.s,igati ion ~ ~ said. was start -i
on IN. complain Of a'it oInSDIle firms
selling rubber rIr,a who TOmpi.lIn.-d
they had been blackli-iti hv he combine
,ud the r ir.-II r-- e. mel
The sun., 1910-12-02
Mrs. P-pys@r-N aI,sierbIlf Heard From

According 10 a despatch from wurres-
ter Mass Mrs May Pepp-r.
Vanderbilt. whose friends IN BROOKLYN
Were, recently di-tUrbed over report, Of
her disappearance was hooked to lectur.
last might ON her iavOriI. theme before
th" tIrr' SpIrItuaiI,rIc Society AZ Mari
buro Her husband fh. aged lurnier
dealer avs THAT he has known ~ hi.
~if- = whereabouts ali along and that she
will return to Brooklyn b.fOr. Christmas