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The evening world., 1911-04-17
Veteran Servant of Rev. DR.
David Stuart Dodge First
Terrorizes Household.
o AROUSE 5TH WI
Invalid Clergyman and Attend
ants Driven to Top Floor
by Maniac'S Bullets.

"
DrlVen insane py ne.iuo'nAt'ons on
the day he was 10 nave ooen pcns'onea
ana sent TO a sanitarihin. Edwin H.
Carr. colorcd. flfty years old. for thirty
years butler in the home of the Rev.
DR.. David Stuart Dodge. the noted tenn
mar. nce vorker. p,ho Twas n, 10. a East
For4y-ninth stree, "sho, nm" tho home
49,, ,s,. norr-
-. ~. - - a.. ,s. IL.
". ~. was y" ~ 49,
uyans from Two tcii-hiHo'e" "'u''S
IN the halIWay OF the mousse
The butler. a negro OF the "old-fasA-
ioned' type. lived at No. "a Dresden
street. Brooklyn. For moro than n
o.,,r,.r q, a can,,rv he haa conniete
charge Of ,ha Dody. household. having
o /" 800
az .oeounS iOr piU''S' anu no.
~ |" a.,
round reliaole' pr' Douse haS oeen y,
ios several days anu BESIDES ms ha't
oossn servants IN I" "oN''' N""'e was
Auaineo nurse
some OF the servants notlcod that tho
butler was acting queerly, but DR..
Dodge noticed nothing unusual. About
I O'Clock this morning Carr began rush.
,r~ aohou, tho house sbou,ing that burg
- -. s.cro,od an ,h. ntaca Dur,ny
49, ~araa, 100000 po,,oo
..S-.N -
n'ae'"i'e's 'e"u ho'' " '"'"
NO Trace ~ Burglars.
Detective Mcintosh. Policeman
o'Leary and several OF the reserves OF
tina East Fifty-first street station were
-, around. They were admitted by
80 ,.rro who ala IN. burraars were
..u.n ~. ,oI,co u,th
~ Wy -.
arA"" fe''.'e'S, "HNe a." go"
house. but FOUND no trace OF ih'ruuers'
o could they find where any OF the
windows or doors a been forced.
Abou, s O'Clock another telephone mes
sar. was received from IN. Dodge home.
a.L,nr ma, h.In ho ..,, n, me-. ,s
-
inc negro 0""e' "au sum e'a"S a"u
WAS frlnR "A revolver. Inl9 message
The evening world., 1911-04-17

New Remedy That Removes Freckles
or Costs Nothing

Hers's . chance. Mis FrechsTscs. b W q
new rsmedy Tor frechio With the guarantees q q
rsllAi1e dsaiw that It will net Goa yeu Q psnn,
misp II rvmovu ths frvchIs. while II Il doa give
you . clss oouplsnion the expense 4 tnflinG.
slmply - an ounce Il othins-toubis srvnstf
-trvrn Mk0's % HescnAn's and one aistk',
,~vurvslf FOREVER II Nhs bomeiy frssEss and ~ 4
bsautlful cunplsriou. RArI 4 noeS thAn -,
ovnus needed fw ths wuNt casA.
h sure 70 ash nihsps - Hso@Ans f0 tn
s~rrttou I'D und~ rAs~ntss q nsnW hsh q
II fails b rUnovv frUnhsA
The evening world., 1911-04-17
LIFE GUARDS SAVE VESSEL.

ATLANTIC CITY, April H~-FIghting
through a northwest blow and choppy
sea life guards from the Little Egg
Harbor station to-day rescued the crew
OF the schooner John Allen. which
stranded near Brlgantine Beach before
daybreak.
The vessel nosed INTO the bar whom
the pilot beacme confused. At hoon tho
life savers pulled the Allen into deep
water. She was not seriously damaged.
The vessel carried a oargo OF oyster
plants.
The evening world., 1911-04-17
NOT BURGLARS, BUT FIRE.
Woman Awakened and Called Pc
lice, who Put Out BIase.

A premonition Of Mrs. J. Aoksr Of No.
60 Pallsade avenue. Ionkers, that bur-
blars had effected an entrance TO rooms
on tho floor above her sleeping apart
ment was the moan Of saving the
house from being burned to-day.
Mrs. Acker was awakened about 1
A. NJ. she imagined she heard foot
steps on the floor above and tsiephonsd
police headquarters. On reaching ths
top loor tho police saw smoke ISSUING
The evening world., 1911-04-17
Co-Ed. WIN. TelIowshtp,

ITHACA. y. Y. April 1.-THE Euro
pean fellowship awarded by tho Associ-
alton OF Collegiate Alumnas has been
awarded to Miss corlnne Stephenson OF
Kansas. a talented young woman now
studying at Cornell University. The fell
lowship carries with II $500. to be used
in European study
The evening world., 1911-04-17

from the sttfo. o~rgHnlAns . BUCKET
brigade. they put ON the fra IT'S origin
In q mystery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15
MORE MAPS AND LOGS
COMPLETE FOR AUTOS
Tribune EMF Car Puts
Grantsville, Tooele, Stock
ton and Mercur on List.

complete map and log OF the b.st
automobile roads leading TO the towns Of
Garfield. Grantsvile, Tooe!e. Stockton.
Mercur. Tooele valley. Rush valley and
Cedar yalley towns is presented to the
Pautomohllists tnis week The Trlbuna
l. NJ. F. pathfinder. with It's Diamond
tires, covered these roads In It's work
OF map making q couple of w@eks ago
and found some OF the roads Ear above
the average. while others drop below
par Across Tooele valley from the
point OF the mountain TO GrantsyIlle
shows q fine stretch of natural roads,
perhaps no better are 10 he found In the
state.
made going from sal, lake to Grants SO
vile and return which Will give excel
lent motoring. This would be especially
Interesting to visitors from the east. as
salt lake. and is in fact the only road
In the state where ono can visit the
shores OF the lake with an automobile
on anything like good roads. From Salt
Lake City TO ToocIe valley some Of tho
best county roads in Salt Lake county
are 20 be found.
The same cannot be said OF the roads
from Tooele or through Stockton and
UP 10 Mercur. Here heavy hauling to
the various mining camps have cut deep
ruts In the roads, making them ex-
tremely dusty in the dry summer time
and muddy IN wet weather. Heavy.
climbing up the canyon 10 Mercur makes
the trip hard for motor cars. although
frequently automobiles make this trio
from Salt Lake.
On the return trim from Mercur tho
short cut was used out OF Mcrcur This
has steep climb for the first mile, then
a steep descent for about four miles but
outside Of this the roads are much bet
ter than through Rush valley on the
other Side of the mountain BY the re
turn trip one passes through Cedar val
ley where Johnson's army was carnped
In the early days. While this valley ia
sparsely settled, miles and miles OF spian-
did dry farming lands are covered. This
route skirts the north shore OF Utah lake
and comes Into the main Provo Salt Lake
highway at Lehi. So far little or no
work IS being done TO improve the roads
through 70 Rush and Cedar valleys.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15

street car track. A hospital
on right. & turn right (poles
fork here. Go block and turn
left. (Sandy here). l forks at
Oquirrh mill. Turn right, cross
creek and go up hill. Is road
comes Ill from right. As cross
bridge over dry canyon. 81
top of hill. Forks, any will do !;
select main travelled one.
Ga Stockton. Lawrence general
store, two-story brick and stone
building on right 6.5 forks,
keep right down hill. Go cross
railroad. 76 cross railroad and
Immediately turn to right.
(Rush Lake off to right 50
road comes in from left, 81
forks, keep to left uphill. 9.2
forks. Again keep to left up hill.
(Right goes down valley to st.
john l2.4 high dirt centers.
l4.6 forks, Keep 10 right. 152
top Of hill. Altitude $3.50. Road
comes in here from right from
St. John. Go down steep hill
to 1J.3 Bates ranch. Water
here.
1853 Main Forks. Turn right. cross
creek, turn right again and 90
up hill for Mercur (Road 10
left before crossing creek,
straight up canyon, leads to
Ophir. about three miles away
10. three forks. Keep middle
road. 1913 forks, keep to left
l6,4 fork comes in from right,
II. forks, keep to right. (Left
goes to Mercur through de-
serted town of West Dip, but
is not as good road 17.9
Road comes in from right from
st. John. also dim fork goes up
hill TO left TO West Dip. Keep
straight ahead. 1S.9 cross bridge
over gully and turn left. (Road
comes III from right here)
Start up hill. 20. road and tel
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15
MINING CAMPS ON THE
PATHFINDER ROUTES
BIZ w. ID. Rishel

school OH right. 1853 (main road
comes i'll from left). 165 sharp
turn to left, go block and then
turn right. 1T.3 Chambers. gen
eral store. 17.5 turn right. Two
blacksmith shops on corners
here). 119 going through lsag
Town. Is. butt end of road.
Turn left up Hill under railroad
trestle past Utah Copper power
plant on your right. (1S,3 Utah
Copper Magma mill on left and
at l9 Utah Copper ArthuiTmill
on Left. Cross railroad at 1872,
1876 and 1919. POP Gross roads.
Keep ahead past rocky cliff and
cave on left at 205
2O.S Garfield. Gas, oil. general
stores and hotel. Garfield bank
on left.
ZIG Main Forks. (Old two-story
frame hotel building on left
hcrel Keep straight ahead for
Grantsville, Tooele, Stockton
and Mercur and Rush Valley
points. (Road to right in front
of hotel crossing railroads goes
to Saltair and Salt Works.
22.6 Garfield Smelter. %. Smelter
town on left. 241 go under
railroad trestle and up hill. (Fa-
nous Black Rock standing off
in lake quarter mile to right
here), 24.7 (pass old Garfield
bathing resort on right. 25.5
cross railroad. 261 Iake
point). u. Through small bunch
of houses. 27.6 brick house and
windmill on right. 27S main
forks. Turn right down lane.
1.-TWO brick houses on right
corners and round brick water
tank on left corner at this turn
2S.1 brick school on left. 2S3
turn left with poles. 2S.S cross
! roads and turn right at butt end
of road $50 Lake Point post
office. 29.5 cross roads.
0.6 Main Forks. Turn right down
hill and follow poles for Grants
vile and route across desert for
Nevada and Pacific coast points.
(Two frame shacks on left cor
ner at this turn. (Road straight
ahead here goes to Tooele,
Stockton, Mercur and Rush val
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15
Salt Lake to Tooele Log.
39.1 Miles.

90 Salt Lake Tribune. Take up the
Salt Lake to Grantsville Log
and follow this to Main forks at
800 Here, instead Of turning
TO right for Grantsville. keep
straight ahead No telephone
poles at fork going TO Tooele.
but they come into road further
on. Railroad is now about half
mile TO left. 33.4 road bends to
left. 33.5 road comes i'll from
right.
1873 Erda. School on left. 36,6
(road forks to left here going
TO International smeltcr). 36.S
cross railroad and turn right.
(Road comes IN from left here).
Now going into Tooele. sand
through here. Keep straight
ahead to
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15

left. 6-5 road comes in from
right, and hundred yards far
ther another comes in from
right 6.7 cross pole bridge,
and at top of hill forks. Keep
to left. Right goes to Fair
field three miles away. 10.5
Cross ditch and enter Cedar
Fort.
1915 Cedar Fort. Postoffice on
right. Keep straight ahead, and
at 1913 end of fence and forks.
Keep to right down along side
of power poles. 12.1 cross
ditch and keep main road to
left, with power poles on left.
12,7 forks, keep to right with
power poles now on right. 15.7
forks, keep to left over bridge
over wash 1853 road comes in
from right. III cross bridge
over gully. 17.3 dim road forks
to left,
1919 Main Forks. Keep to right.
Cleft goes to Salt Lake through
Jordan Narrows and over Red
wood road. This road is shorter
to Salt Lake but not as good ]
20.5 forks, take either 20.7 cross
railroad. 223 (Road comes in
from right from Camp Floyd or
Fairfield). 22.6 cross Jordan
river. 23.4 road comes in from
right, 24.5 cross roads. 24.9
butt end of road. Bend to left
and then straight ahead. 25.1
cross railroad. 25.2 Lehi fire
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15
'ooele, Rush and Cedar Valleys Are Logged
Tribune Automobile
Touring Bureau

information regarding automobile routes
tnrough the intermountain country Will
be furnished by this department
as follows:
Aug 6--salt Lake to Echo.
Echo 10 Evanston.
Echo TO Ogden.
Aug 15-Salt Lake TO Ogden
Ogden 10 Salt Lake.
Huntsville to Ogden
Ogden 10 Huntsville.
Aug. en--Salt Lake TO Hceer.
Heber TO Salt Lake.
Aug. 2i-Ogden TO Brigham
Brigham 70 Ogden
Brigham to Malad
Malad TO Brigham
sep 3-Malod to Pocatello.
Pocatello 10 Malad
Pocatello 10 Blackfoos
Biackfoot to Pocat clio.
sep. 1o--Blnckfoot TO Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls 10 Elackfoot.
Idaho Falls 10 ST. Anthony
st Anthony 10 Idaho Falls
St Anthony 10 Uden's
Sep. li--Cden's to st. Anthony.
Uden's to Yellowstone
Yellowstone 10 Cden's.
sep 24--Salt Lake TO Provo.
Provo TO Salt Lake.
Provo e, Ncphi
Oct. 1-Nepri to Gunnison.
Gunnlson to Mount Pleasant
Mount Pleasant to Thistle.
Thistle 10 Provo.
Oct, S-Cunnison TO Saina
Saline 10 Gnnnison.
Sallna TO Fish Lake
Fish Lake 10 Salina
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15

ley points, Keeping on the road
to Grantsville pass through Mil
ton at 31.2. Go straight ahead
between two lines of poles. 81.
cross roads. 37.2 windmill on
right 3S. old stone house on
right at cross roads. 3S.9 tCut
off from Grapsville to Tooelc
comes in on left). 401 road
comes in from left, 40.5 poles
start in center of street. 40.S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15
Mercur to Lehi Log.
26. / Miles.

(Set speedometer at zero. Fig
ures show mileage,)
DO Mercur. Town hall. Keep
straight ahead up hill, turn
right at big dump. go on up hill
with dump on left g railroad
depot on right Take either
fork here and go on up past
water tank on right and follow
winding road on up hill. 4 cross
railroad and again at .5. Again
fifty feet further. 6 going up,
lime kiln on left. 4 still going
up under trestle.
|. Summit. Altitude 6925 #. Start
down, winding curves and steep,
keep car under control at all
times. IL cross railroad.
1.6 cross railroad and
then sharp turn. Is cross rail
road. Again at 19 and 2S. 36
Manning, railroad round house
on right. (keep main road
through here). 81 cross rail
road now Oh your left, poles on
your right 5.3 forks, keep to
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15

station. 253 postoffice on left.
Go straight ahead from here for
block and half to 25.5 and turn
left. white pressed brick. red
pressed brick and stone dwell
ings on three corners here !.
After turning TO left here go
straight ahead to 26.1 and turn
left into main Salt Lake Provo
highway at
2s.1 Lehi.' Peoples Coop. Store.
Gas, oil and general stores. Ho-
tel. Follow Salt Lake-Provo
route from here in either direc-
tion)
Kodak Pictures Finished.
Mail Your films to as. Salt Lake
Photo Supply Co., III Main street.
Exclusive photo dealers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15
Three Savings

The No-Rim-Cut tire with tho Non
Skid tread otfersthesethree advantages:
A double-thiok tread
A tire that can't riin-cut-
A tire 10 per cent oversize.
This new tread. in addition, reduces
danger of puncture by 80 per cent.
Thousands have proved that to insist
on these tires means to cut tire bills in
in two.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15
Salt. Lake to GrantsviIle Route

This is one of the best drives in
the state. Natural roads beyond
the point Of the mountain across
Tooele valley TO Grantsville could
not be improved upon. This route
is also used to reach Ely and Ne
vada. points by the desert route.
While the desert route is not feds
ible for the tourist. on account of
lack Of accommodations, it is
by far the quickest route
from Salt Lake west TO
the Pacific coast. The Grants
Vile route takes one through
the town of Garfield and
is used to reach Saltair beach. 1t
is also the only feasible road for
the automobilist to reach the
shores of the Great Salt lake.
Salt Lake to Grantsville Log.
41.1 Miles.
(Set speedometer at zero. Fig
ures show mileage.)
0.O-Salt Lake Tribune. Go
straight south with Tribune on
left, following the Salt Lake
Provo route to 4.6 14th South.
(Cfranite stake tabernacle on
left). Turn right here and 60
straight ahead 5. cross rail
road (dangerousl. "a cross
railroad again (dangerous). Go
cross Jordan river. 6,s slow
down. Cross canal and then S
turn. 7.3 butt end of road. Turn
left onto Redwood road IS
turn right between two rows Of
big trees. (Redwood road con-
tinues straight ahead down west
side of Salt Lake valley and is
main north and south high
way. Keep straight ahead now.
9. Cross roads, Granger meeting
house. 10. cross roads, Granger
school house. Main cross roads
at H.. L., 13. and ii, and at
IA. turn right down lane with
poles on right. l4,4 (Road comes
in from left)3 14S main cross
roads. Turn left here, 15.6 go
ing through Pleasant Green
las slow. Butt end of road.
Turn left, go about fifty feet
and turn right. 16.2 Hawthorne
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15
The Added Tread

Since 1908 our experts have worked
TO add to this tire a perfect Non-Skid
tr~ad The Enaf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15

39.1 Tooele. Postoffice to left,
Tooele bank on right. New
town of Tooele half mile to left.
Hotel, gas, oil and general
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15
Iooele to Mercur Log.
% Miles.

(Set speedometer at zero. Fig.
ures show mileage.
90 Tooele. Go straight ahead
with postoffice on left and cross
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15
Winter Tires

The extra tread was then made just as
thick as the regular. 1t was made up OF
deep-cut blocks, which present to the
, road surface countless edges and angles.
The blocks widen at the base, so the
strain is spread.
After three years Of tests we are ready
TO say that here is utter perfection in
a non-skid tire, Nothing else Is so Ell.
Gent, so durable, 50 economical.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15
Salt Lake to Mercur Route.
(Via Tooele and Stockton. }

There are two distinct routes to
Mercur. One is via Garfield,
Tooele and Stockton and the other
lis via the Salt Lakc-Provo route as
far as Lehi, then west north Of
Utah lake, through Cedar Fort,
Fairfield and Manning to Mercur,
1t is a hard, stiff climb to reach
Mercur from the valleys by either
route. The Pathfinder would rec
ommend the route via Lehi. While
the climb into Mercur is sleeper. it
is better roadway and the dis
t2nce between Salt Lake and Mer-
ccr is shorter. Again the general
condition of the roads is better.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15

result is now
pictured h c re.
Forty formu-
las were tested
for resistance 70
wear in select
ing the one for
this tread.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15

Our Tire Book
based on IL
years Of tire
making ia fill.
ed with factsyou
8 h O uid know.
Ask US to mail
IL to you.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15

ephone poles come in from left.
POI road comes in from left.
Going up canyon Steep grades
and rocky roads.
%. Mercur. Altitude $500. Town
hall on right Gas, oil and gen
eral stores and hotel.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15

Grantsville Deseret bank on
right.
AL Grantsville. Opera house on
right. Gas, oil, hotel and gen
eral stores. Note; Use same
route from Grantsville to Salt
Lake,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-29
MAILED MONEY TO HIMSELF
That's Why Lakewood Tom
Had Some Wages Left MONDAY.

Address :. Floyd head Of the self
Master Colony for Homeless Men at
Union. y j.. told about his work and
few OF his prodigal sons at the Unity
Society 80 800 Madison avenue. yester-
DAY afternoon. Among the interesting
characters he described were Lakewood
Tom" Corduroy jim" and Luke No
Luke
Lakewood" was known 70 his friends
as the frenzied financier,' because h.
had the habit Of mailing s. 10 himself
on Saturday nights so that IL would
come back to him on Monday morning.
when the rest OF his wages had been
spent Corduroy" always made a
point NJ applying for job as gardener
when the snow was beginning 70 fall
and Luke earned the nickname Of the
boy Of a hundred jobs through his IN
ability 70 keep any Of them
Mr.. FLOYD saw no reason why self
master colonies should not he as COM
mon In the country as Young Mems
Christian Associations We're in the city.
They were the only places open 10 such
men as these. he said. except iehs, which
did not reform
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-29
WOMAN ASSAULTS BOAROtR
Then Tries to Die by Gas-Was
Jealous. He Says.

Eugene Soquet n widow. living al so '''
Vest ii2d street assaulted her noardei,
John Mower. early YESTERDAY morning a'.
them attempted suicide by inhalinF gas.
woman telephoned the police lltte DeIo,
size was found that a man was comm
ting suicide a. this address. and the po"c'
found # was Mime. soquet herself she u
prisoner in the Harlem Hospital "ne'e
Nower also is. Ills condition is serious.
When the woman was found door leau
ing 10 Movers bedroom was locked 'lI'
n was broken ia. Mower was found pee.
ing and unconscious with n half hued "4.-
~, Of chlOrofOrm and 0lOOdN razor p2
his side The man suffered more iI"ii
loss Of blood than from the chlOroforih
SOwer said he had boarded with me
,,.onoau for ten months She was intensely
Jealous he said. and had often accused him
- liking other women too we'll She nad
said Saturday night. I'm ix YOU tonight
10 said but he declared she had often
.trestened him IN the same way and ne
naid no attention 10 her.
Nine soauAt IL typcelly French and mas
r.er ewes and brown hair o. ? peculiar
800 She said she had been afraid 81
SSar,.er FOR long time. fearing that he
ND Kin her or assault her She admit
"a using the razor on him. but denied
,sins chloroforra-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-29

been drinking Saturday night ara H'.
gone out a number Of times. once ne s."'
a special delivery letter to some chs.
said the las, time he returned, ABOUT /" -
o'clock he saw her
HE said TO me-" said Mrs. casey ''A.
no had had 2 fractured skull one time sno
that his mead was botherins him he sam
70 me. Don't be surprised II son'e'nins
terrible happens I've stopped the olocs'
The clock was found TO have stoppen At
that time Mrs Casey said she heard
crash about midnight but II sounded 70 ner
Ike the crashing in Of a barrel ana NOT
like a shot.
When asked about ROwden having =
fractured skull. Mrs. Talbot said MS skui
had been badly fractured many years ago.
but she did not know what had caused L
He had never shown any signs OF ds-
ranged mind "He was Jealous Of Marsa-
ret" said Mrs. Talbot
The couple rad lived IN the nsishborFcod
al their lives They we're married eien,
years ago. and had a girl and boy younger
than Florence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-29
BEAT AND ROB WOMAN
Victim Identifies Men Arrested
by Police.

ON COMPLAINT Of Mrs Mary Thomas.
Il No 257 West Both street. two men
we're locked up in the West 37th street
station on charges Of assault and rob
herr last night They said they We're
John Farrell. a machinist. nj SO 300
West 18th street. and George sheridan.
of No. 500 West t3d street
Previously Mrs. Thomas entered the
station with blood streaming from "A cut
over the right eye and with her face
covered with bruises. she said she was
I'm bod in her apartment when she heard
- noise AZ the hall door. She saw the
knob cl the door turned and declared
that the door was then forced oren Jnd
two men rushed in They attacked her
and took So she said
Mrs. Thomas told Lieutenant Murphy
she recognized one of her assailants. aud
Patrolman Tighe found the man az his
house and also the second prisoner
sheridan. Mrs Thomas declared posi-
lively they were the men Who had as
saultad md robbed her.