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New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
DAVIS ROW TAKES NEW TURN
Rumor That Jersey City Leader boT'
rovnd from County Treasury.

The late Robert Davis in his real estate
seaIe used money borrowed from the county
treasury through stephen NJ Egan. th'
County Couoctrl. according to the latest
story current n Jcrsey CITY arising from
t-e row rctwcen the wife ne married d f."
aavs prior go ,is deajh ana his SON Robert
who was named with her 20 administer tho
estate Tho copr ;v's funds have not suffered
any loss. il 81, said but Eson has
I- was l.s urgent reques; for a settle
mert o. the udebtedness Of thc estate that
rrec.gitafed the t-oub'e. Tho payment was
advised bv the lawyer who formerly repre-
seuted the estate. ex-senator Edwards.
but the widow dcmur-od and retained
James r. Bowen. who demanded formal
claim. sworn 70 hy the County Collector
This demand became puolc property. and
from II sprang the rumor that during the
wears 1893 and 1910 Robert Davis had been
benefited by accommodations from the
county treasury aggreeating Slc0.c"
All the transactions occurred. IT is said,
~ the First National Bank Jersey City
where the couuty's money was deposited
and where Davis kept his account.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
BARLOW ENDS 100.O01 CASES
Hears Negro Burglar Who Was
Shot by Pursuing Policeman

Magistrate Barlow. sitting in the Wsr
Side police court. yesterday rendered tnag.
rrcnt In his IO.oDist case as city ma g,..
tratc. this being tho number he has hsa
before him since his appointment 10 tina
bench in May. 1892.
The first case TO pass the 10000 mark VA,
that of Frank Williams. negro, Of No !,
West l37th street. who was arrested. af,s,
an exciting chase through the streets. ana
locked up, charged with attempted burg.
larry
According 10 the police, Williams y,s
found I'm tho fat Of George Harris, anoths,
negro. at No. & West esth street. yesterday
afternoon. Harris, who had been s.le.o
was awakened by noise in the front room
and saw Williams rumma ging I'm a bureau
drawer.
Harris gave a yell and ran at Wiliam,.
ana the alleged burglar ran 10 the street,
where he was followed by q crowd. Ne
tried to get over the park wall. but. see.
Ing this was impossible, he turned back ana
ran west in 9th street 10 Columbus avenue
lie was followed by four patrolmen, On.
90 whom fred several shots IN the air 70
stop him
Williams kept on, and finally orc ~ the
ra'rolmen fired again and shot the negro
through the right arm. This caused him 10
stop and submit TO arrest After being AZ.
tended by o surgeon Williams was locked
up in the West 6sin street station
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
LIGHTNING STRIKES OCEANIC
Liner Gets Medley of Snow
Squalls and Thunder Showers.

The White Star liner Oceanic, in yester.
day from Southampton, ran into an unusual
bit OF weather on Tuesday morning that
was a medley of snow squalls and thunder
showers
A. =. m. she Was stoaminC along AZ
about nineteen knots through q series OF
snow furries. and many Of tho passengers
remained within doors. 4 half hour later
there came a binding fash 90 lightning
and about nine feet OF the foretopmsst
came crashing on deck carrying with IT the
forward end of the wireless ant-nnf.
Some OF the passengers who had ventusod
on deck before the lightning struck were
frightened, and those within doors were
alarmed at the heavy peal of thunder that
followed the fash. The broken foretopmast
WAS carried aft ard fell on the railing at
the base OF the forward funnel. clearing
the first officer. who vas on the bridge
Captain Haddock put his men 10 work.
and within several hours the wireless was
iiggcd from the mainmsst to the mizzen
and the operator resumed his message
sending and receiving. The little meteoro.
logical Incident al not cause the captain
10 reduce speed.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
SEAL WAS IN FULL DRESS
Leamy Sisters and Band Also
"Shine" at Circus Rehearsal.

With the possible exception ot the Ieamy
aides and Herbert the Frogmhn. AasNa'
the bareback riding seal. was the only ono
Of the circus performers IN regular regail5
last night at the dress rehearsal Of the big
show at the Garden. Everybody else. IN
Guiding tho elephants and monkeys. wore
battered derby bats. corduroy trousers
faded boomers plaid garters and sreen o.
onoe-whito sweaters
But the Leamy Ladies wero gorgeous in
white feshingS and pretty in coquettIsA
hair ribbons They swung about on Their
aerial apparatus by their knees, toes. necks'
teeth. backs and hands. Sir Francis
Newnes. the English publisher. said he
thought they We're lust rippin
MY eye. Most extraordinary. hc muir
INJURED to Robert H. Davis. who sat in the
box with him. There was thick fringe OF
people about town in the boxes and seats
around the three rings.
Every little circus act has some music OF
its own, and one of the busiest uoupes In
the Garden was the band, which dashed ana
smashed away for three hours The BAN
ditti' wore overalls. and the chief bandit
red suspenders Every time the band
played something particularly snappy ana
Bud German. the ringmaster cracked
his whip, the dogs responded in staccato
yeIr,. lust as In d regular performance.
Alfred r. Ringing. who, with his broth
ers, owns most OF the big crcuses on this
continent, was present TO see the show
work out The first performance is tonight.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
WILL WE'D AFTER so YEARS
The Rev. G.. w. Peterson Meets
Old Sweetheart at Revival.

Separated since their childhood. tho Rev.
George W. Peterson sixty-siX years Ola, OF
Bridgeport. Conn. and Mrs. Adelaide J..
Peardsley. also sXty-six years old OF 80
g5 Winthrop street. will he united IN
matrimony next Tuesday night at the nome
Of Mrs Reardsley's daughter. Mrs. Ed"in
". Dubois. No Gs Marlborough Road rat
bush. Nearly fifty years ago the now MIS-
Reardsley moved to New York with her
family She vas eighteen years old ~ IN"
time. and had promised - marry young
Mr.. Peterson whom hs had gradua'ed it"'h
college and entered the ministry
They drf;ed apart, however both MIR
ried and now have grown sons ana dahsh-
ters but each mad lost a life partner
For forty years they did not meet. anu
the recent Acknowledgment reVi'ai scr
vices In Brooklyn brought Mr. peterson
on from Bridgeport. The Ladies Alh 80
clety attached to the Fenimore Nethodis'
Episcopal Church gave reception i"I 'i'''
Beardsley Tuesday evening. The ReN. MI
Peterson attended. they talked over oid
times and yesterday they took out mar
rage license.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
HOPES FOR 4 FREE JUDAISM
IL. Benderly Advocates Live. Modern
Jewish Religious Schools.

To am audience of five hundred Jews pr.
: Reudorly delivered a lecture last night
on "Iho Problems of Jewish Education in
New York City" i'm the East Side Educa-
urual Alliance. como OK tho factors which
make up united Judaism he said, 'Is
live. modern Jewish religious schools. There
ara looooo children o.: school age iu this
city. TO teach them would require at least
loao classroome These rooms. with their
accessories would cost 5000 apiece. o~ >l5.-
10000 altogether. Tho cost Of teaching each
child would tc S5 year. or q total Of So
5000 \ Jewish normal school also would
hc necessary. which would cost To- maintain
10000 yearly
This might have recn discoJrag.ug 10 @
Jess optimistic person Dr. Bcnderlv saw
hope. however. i'm the fact that while only
100000 is NOW spent yearly 'u religious inc
struction for Jewish children. there are I'm
New York city 25o)o Jews who are able 20
contribute annually from So upward for
that purpose.
In closing Dr. EcuderIr said "Thorc is
cause not for despair but for hope. Never
before was thcr. such ou opportunity 90
work out a fire. Judaism iu ircc land Ike
America"
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
THIEF CLIPS GIRLS BRAIDS
Pupil on Way to School Victim
in Street IN Astoria.

While on her way to school Edith Tibet
son. fourteen years old, was made The VIC
tim Of a Jack tho Clipper. vino stole up
behind her ON Broadway. near Hopkins
avenue. Astoria yesterday morning ana
cut off hcr two long bra.ds OF hair
With her hooks under one arm she was
hurryine along when she passed an Italian
who eyed her closely. She noticed the man
when She was nearing him. but after pass
ing him she did not see him again. fearing
10 turn and look back. when suddenly she
felt a peculiar sensation around her neck
as she expressed IT,
Her hand went up 10 her head in her
surprise and she Was shocked 10 hud her
rair gone. she ran into tn home of her
aunt. Mrs Lena Orcudcn. i'm 40 $40 Hop
kins avenue which was near hy Who sum
moned Ic, father from his work in rug
factory in Astoria and tho police "cse nou-
fed
MY oraid= were fourteen inches ious
said The pirl last u!gLt and look a, nay
hair now"
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
TO EDUCATE SERVANTS
New Jersey Women Pledge En-
doWment for School.
PLAN BROAD CURRICULUM
Institution Will Give Diplomas
and Offer Courses for Pros
pective Brides.

Mon,clair. y J.. March % Special -
lors # the First Methodist Church to-day
TO hear unfolded a plan that has for its oh
,ec' the solution OF the servant Girl prob
len, The meeting was held under the aus
ri,es Of the Research club, Of which Mrs.
Edmund r. Osborne is president. Mrs. oS-
borne was unable TO preside at the meet
inr but she left substantial encouragem
for the movement in tho form OF pledge
Of S2- T. the fund 10 aid I'm tho establish
rlent of training school for servants. 10
he situated ir Newark. More than three
hundred other women Of Northern New
JERSEY have ALREADY pledged themselves TO
support such a school
Mrs. Mary Belle Cray. of Newark. spoke
g; the meeting on the subject, and after
she had finished most Of these present we're
ta,isned that the project was feasible and
number subscribed TO aid iu ,hc move
ment.
II is purposed 30 establish training
schools Of the character described by Mrs.
Gray in all the large cities Of New Jersey.
Tor the first training school for servants.
which is 10 he established in Newark the
promoters have obtained an option on
lerge buldns in Central avenue mex, 10
the LcnoX Hotel.
Each woman who subscribos to the prof
cct pledges herself 20 pay $ annually to
support the training school. and for each
so-van, that she obtains from the insutu-
,,o, she VIII also pay s. Tho servants
who are enrolled as students in the tram
.s,.1 10 n
nually as an enrolment fee and 3 10 set
place through its offices.
II Is hoped 10 make the institution sell
supporting from the start hv giving ser
wants clean beds in tho school at charge
of . cents a night Wholesome food VIII
be served al the cost Of material and sooo
luncheons will be sold to the working girls
from The demonstrations Of the daily cook
ins classes.
The training in the school will apply "a
the duties q every class Of household help
Upon graduation the servant viii receive
Diploma in which his or her qualifications
will he specified Il is Durposed 90 have
the training school conducted by "a board
# Eve trustees. tho members Of which shall
o. capahle women Of Ncntcar 'leh
Eidse. summit Orange and Morris'own
Mrs. Gray said the institution would also
furnish instruction for young women con-
templatuc matrimonv who desired 20 per-
Fec, themselves ,n domestic economy ana
cooking.
Nany Of the women present expressed the
fear that The additional knowledge would
-esult in an advance in wages for houS'-
hold help. Mrs. Gray met this objection by
sayins that housewives were outDddihE
ono another now for Indifferent help and
with servants gooorally VEL trained The
coet would not be any higher
"Anyhow" said Mrs. Gray. ignorant
holp IS the most expensive commodity IN
tho world We must have the profession
qllv classified servants. whose diplomas VIII
cxprcss their exact qualifications
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
FOT DIRECT LINE TO BRAZIL
Sidney Story Promises to Send First
Glass Boats with Subsidy.

sidney story. ot New Orleans. one Of the
promoters of the proposed new American
steamship iilc to run between New or
leans and South American ports. arrived
hcr. Yesterday from RIO de Janero on the
I.amlort \ Holt timer Tennyson.
II have been looking over the held down
iu South America" said Mr story. and
rud that the BraZiians want closer trade
relations with the United states. The COM
pany / represent l. the MISSISSIPPI Valley
Snuth America aud orient Line. II the
shin subsidy bill goes through We viii send
mrs, class passenger and freight steamships
from New orleans To- the east coast OF
-ou,n America and when the Panama
canal is opened II e. our plan to sond a
fee, of ship, tc the west coast
The outlook ~ bright and th" people Of
South America wan, an American line to
do business a. their ports
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
WOULD ANNUL SISTERS MARRIAGE

&.-s ,>at, q. ll,,dua began Ct suit in
fa, supreme Count tcstcrder To have an
rslI,d o.. marriage Of hor sister Mis-
Mar. g. Ncriou-. 90 Richard s. kusol4.
Th. c,ro.au, va. performed tNcnt'-un.
r,als AGO Aecorlu. Eco .he plaintiff. hor
.lst.r WHO ha. % large estate. was insane
when she married. Ninsoia. and tuat slN
mouti. after 80" tas married size vas
sent to a. a.yl.m whore slc has been
oyer s,a,'
u ,ho marglo=e o., anlplod Miss Moc6ins
rul receive - e-t1tc 0i Irr sister go tl"
Iatfor'- death otlcv'is. 90 Hll -p t' kin
esrn 1hc a.tou comes under special
a,' allowing the hrnslug of % suit am
uuc d.rirs tAl atc OF The incompetent
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
OCEANIC BRINGS A ROMANCE
Yong Man 1t Pier Willing to Write
Last CHAPTER, lie Confesses.

Among the passengers Who arrived here
yesterday from 'her1ourr on tne White
star liner Oceanic Was Mis- Hazel Match
.,t ul &c. Andrew Ety Fla. She kept
much &" herself auriug thD voyage. hut
rumor- circulated ahoaid zinc Oceanic that
.hr lsd suddenly irft hcr moth,. ir Paris.
auI nad hurried @" NeT York 20 marry a
sell known broker of so,tn Bend. Ind.
.tho htt c1ui,d fpr her
Sur vts met at thc pier hy 90 young man.
rlo sine s.'d was 900 old friend or hos
umut. and greeted him a6crtionately.
a. .s'f Dr. hc Was tine hanct of Nj Match
,tt. I- replied. 80. lIt was.
llt name - Thompson. auI ] li,, n this
city,.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
COURTHOUSE TO GRAB PARK
Justices Would Extend the Old
Building TO Broadway.

Indignant hat they are compelled 70 con-
tnuc 10 sir in q court house That has Deon
pronounced Ine,ui,a.y 10y inspector, "
,hr Board % HoaltE ana provoked il Is
said. ly tt. Inactivity of tie Board of TSti-
mat" regarding On" plans for q new count 3
court houS.. tho justices of the supreme
Court who .rc ou trc court house commi--
sion caused meeting To- hc called vcyte,-
day I'm tho Justices chambers to consider
the erection %. the new building. Tnc
Board a. Estimate Vas represented hv Boz
ou2h President McAnenv. Controller
Prendergos, and President Mitchell OF tro
Board of Aldermen.
The Justices ON tho commission who We're
present were O'Gorman. tho chairman.
lrC Gerard Dugro. Page. Hendricks
auG Mccall The othe@ meuhris of tine
court house commission ar" former Justice
Morgan j. D'Rrieu, Charlcs Stocklrr. f.
clifford Potter and former Controller I'D
warG NJ G.uut. Tho LAST dcfilite action on
d.. proposition go. tar nIurh-ucndcd cpl.t
house Was l.lt an extension hc tuiIt 10
t.. present huiidIue tn ritr IlaN Park. 70
,.icuJ alo-a CEamhcrs str'o, 60 Broad
way.
Tro i.ti... -.n,...iy. 70 +. understood
favor tni+ aaa io-. ni'a tlc new part
ready cor o.-rIa',.. thc oid part co.ld 10
renovated and mad. habitabio. but tho New
Nrrt Historical Society and othcr bodies
opposed t5e plan 80 uac 'he Ciff Uap Park.
saving iha' 81 would hc d'.ccration OF
u,lc ar boo. .tr, historic suo's and ttcr"
fh' matte. &c.. p,lmi''"d tp ie-t
Nov tre justice. want JetIon either ON
'.r plan already suggested co. some H,w
..as'. le plans. bu- tla' want qIict action.
end it j. !ito' shan as 81 result ~ ;cster-
Gal's ucc'iu- something viii soon b" done.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
[. D. sRANOEIs TO SPEAK HERE

The third dinner Of the Economic Club
Of New York for this season will be held
on Monday evening. Marca q, at the Hotel
Astor. John q. Milburn president OF tho
club, will preside. The subject for discus
sion will be The New Conception OF In
dustria Efficiency and the speakers viii
lie Louis d. Brandes, of Boston. liarrne-
ton Emerson. tho efficiency engineer. %
New York: James Duncan, OF the lnterna-
tional Granite Workers Association end
James Q. Fagan, the railway signal man
and author of magazine articles and books
on railway administration
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
CONSIDER NEW COURTHOUSE SITE

The new courthouse board, which for
some years has been trying 10 ind a suit
able site for new County Court House. 10
replace the old Tweed structure on Cham
bers street. met late Yesterday afternoon
in the library Of the Justices Chambers III
the courthouse. Justice O'Gorman, the
president OF the board, said after the meet
Ing that matters had merely been talked
over. and that nothing had been accom-
plisheG
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official 3coord and ior"ca-t SIS
Na.-. O.. Rain tas fallen o..t te DH'" ani
Tom. .aas.. H. ,entia. aad N-H' ''"
... rlaIc tuon.. states a'. i-.n ". .'
,r.tl,r pc-tI.. "r N.e ElEau. "ti -i|"
9.er tho northern portion. asa an tuning i
.reu. o..r o.. las.s a.t.r..1a 'i.' .".a
.orcr.ea- o. OBJ. storm ion i't, Hi.n.-aa ''
Sew Eazal1 1.are Iht a-i -''' -.f .'''
some -a.u ha. a.. f.' ot" 'rc -..''.'
5o>sy Mountain oa3 ,-l'1'r pla''a9 region.
.seunei- tte weather Na' -'.
ler.Lsllr ro!1el over fle .at'. f' li-- '.'' .'.'
rss,srupf -sle.E tle It.-s ..f.f-. -" ONO
ara Wes,s.n tennessee valleys. 'H-t ID De- ".. ."
-,sr-,er over re r.'lre Al.r'. states. .I.
,s..a4rG'cre if rising '-r.r ''r r.., 70,
,~I ng-ffIn EccLg N..nfs.n -.s'il..- i''iH
g.. l,-.'r.s ir ,hs middle A'aur. s-a'.t D. .i
,s.a NJ sn.r ir sew E"s.a
,-e-trey .r re le.Itss,e FaNer ~. i--
,,,-- --.r.t. TIe-rtr.0 ffe 'Nt''fI 81 mo-
~c-sralv far ir "iY '.' ,-.4...
a.; T-5rear .sa' ar. '.',, ..
a. ia over thr p.al-a -fafl. N- f-"'
..if a.oss a.. *.o rrs a.4 .o..' ""'
T1-!s-c.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
INNING FOR BOXING BOUTS
Magistrate Krotel Dismisses
Both Boxers and Spectators.

Commissioner Cropseys effort 10 put an
end to M the athletic clubs where boxing
bouts are held weekly received another
setback In the jefferson Market court yes
terday. Magistrate Krotel holding that the
evidence submitted by captain McElroy
and his detectives regarding the bouts held
in the Long Acre Athletic club on sat
urday was not sufficient 10 show that the
aw had bocn violated. He discharged four
boxers and as MANY spectators.
Tho officers of the Postman. Athletic
Club the boxers and nunoer Of the spec
tators who were present at the boxing
bouts held I'm that club on Monday evening
for whom 9umnonscs were issued yester-
DAY 80 the request Of Captain Day. of the
Eldriico street station. appeared yesterday
uefoT. Magistrate Appleton. ~ ~" Ess"N
Market court
Alfred T. Ditter who represented the
clIh. told the court that It was An ilcor-
pcroted club and that no fees were paid
boy 90. members 20 witness the bouts. sim
ilar testimony was given 10y Joseph j..
Madden law clerk. living at 40. ,l East
Broadway, anl Aloe Levy. the duke Of
Essex street"
Magistrate Appleton then auizzed irving
Fordham. treasurer ~ thc club. JIc said
tno club WAS governed hy "a set Of by
laws and q constitution. and ihat the mem
hcrs who usually took part in - dinners
after thr bouts paid 81. which wa entered
against th,m ou the treasurcr's books. The
case was adjourned unit! to-day at ,
O'Clock
Magistrate Corieon. in the mems night
court last night. ho'd in $50 bail for trial
in the Court of Special Sessions on tho
charge of Police Inspector DAILY, William
j. Brown. proprietor of Browns Gym
nasiun. i'm West @th street: Jacob Spar
dan. announcer OF the CLUB. John Nc
CartHy. tho treasurer. and Montana Dan
sullivan. a boxer, and six other men who
attended a boxing exhibition given IN the
gymnasium last Wednesday night week
a
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23

ie h..4. .,rt.n.st. ulIt. Atlantic C.a.i il.
l.Iihu,rt. ..rt. ANaIu. Coast t.. CO.. i'HI
Coast. luod.Ini. tr ItIsa variable. Ln."auu- -
o.tuN.sf- r.-f t.il Coast. iID''rtt. 900. if
e.lniu- Variable. lat. N.rl.1r. uHi.i ..it-
uu.tr
steamers ..n....- Thursday for Lu..'in
f.lf. H.ir a.., '.ef u.r'ttes; rfrH. .It. faIU
.. tY.H i, ... ta... L..H-
iprccu.t for special Iorllitic~ Io. N'.
I-u.l.r.. I..n .nI'l IH.u N tN". .u hnff"
portion. sr. ....'- i" ...t. r.a. H'rtHH'.f "In.t
I.l.. generally ffI
Io. I.sf.r. NsN 5000. ... l"W'1 nt iaf
arl murh ..ls tU ... .. .... fr'.t ''rst
rr i4ten r.p .I,a.a >.r J.rs., au.
u..a"1.. fea.ra.. ta.I Hr'.-l.d .'"v"'
.. I ta"r HYr .' I.ii. '. '-
.ar. mar uolt.H'"' V.r1- i.Iat fa
r1. Maryland. .s3rug. followed .. . ahi
na.l .e1n .as Fr1.t f.ir uls t' high
io- D.. p.fuo ,e Co.n..a -a.an a..
rIer+dtI PROBABLE u.r fHHNf' a. i." earl
.l0.,ue .r. a.t. .o'I.i fo.pa". liIa4. -fa
tra .r fair. uH.. fe E.rn Uor'I .~ef 'iu.f
To. T..-i1.a t...r-- follow. l o. and
.... ,al-. to-day. t.er a..i. ',-
western :.~ r., nar f.ru,e JOB
morrill, .sr oi snoo a .o.fr portion 1Ht cr.d-r
o.. ,.a-, I1er r,.eaI. fa.. .oh' r"rtnr et'
g.. res,an r.ra. s.... .aoa nur~s. TO-
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
DESTITUTE WIFE SEEKS HELP.

The desut Ite vie % prisoner now in
state prison urgently needs help. She has a
b,tv only three weeks old, but she must
care also for three other children. the old.
est of whom is only tive years old This
helpless family has been supported solely
hv the nrcsdVinner now ~ prison.
Tho Prison Association Of New York asks
ri. Tor the destitute wife mud children
Contribution, VIII hc u-cd solely FOR their
ueeda Fort, dollars = month D. needed for
siN months checks may bc mad. pavable
t. John Soeiy Ward. treasure. No To- East
10Th street.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
REGULAR PANHANDLE DIVIDEND.

Philadelphia. March 22-The regular
quarterly dividend Of i. per cent was de-
clared on both the preferred and common
stock by the directors OF the PlttsOurs
Cincinnati. Chicago 81. LOUIS hai'roan
company here to-day. The road IL known
a. the Panhandle.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
SCIENCE HEALER OUT ON BAIL.

Willis Vernon Cole. rhe Christian Science
tealer under Indictment on the charge Of
practising medicine without license
pleaded not guilty yesterday in General
Sessions am was released on bail pend
ing trial William Trayers Jerome. his
counsel. stated that an effort would he
made 10 have the case tried a soon as
possible.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
NO BAIL FOR SPANISH JOHNNY

Spanish johnny" tuc alleged lc1acr Of
an East Side gang. who was arrested ON
Tuesday. was held without bail hy Judge
O'Suliiyan yesterday in General Sessions on
an Indictment charging him with the wur-
der Of Rachel Eothcn during a gans nent
i'm front Of 50. . Forsyth street ou May
al 1910
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23

lowest s. ar.IaR. %. Average l.r roir.fro.l De-
ir4 dafo latf r'sr -. a''lH-. 'or .oii r'I-in
ftf. .atf f.uf. fhrf ."
fo.a Forecast IHlr. followed 'fi. nn4
nll ,.If.r 90 Iat. hhl northwest ".n1t. I,l
.at ..l.Hui. i1lt.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23

Local oniciil Record .I. fo.Dr "n.
.olI from h. N.lu.r ra...H Show. '.e
..ane.- u f.' teur. r.tt-e for ne .I. 'orur
D.. .u....0u tif. ta. ."r.'eI
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23

..o,I Is falf anI som alat .1ld,r o.a.,. ir
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