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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-31
TodaY,s Anaconda Entries.

ANACONDA. Mont. Aug 3o.-Entries
for Thursday:
First race. five and n half furlongs
purse, 2-ycar- -olds-Best Yette. Change
Of Air. Tanis. wild Fern. Ill; Penang
Eastman. Lehigh, los. NADIA Mas Lady
Mint. los.
Second race. five furlonSs. i-year -olds
and upward-Barnsdale. ll0; Wancr.
Swagerlator. Burning Bush. Doc Allen
Cheers. Salvage, 107; Annie Wells. Pla-
eide. Roscyear. 1O5.
Third race. seven furlongs selling. 3
veor-oids and upward--Ocean Shore.
Knight Of Ivanhnc. Hammeraway l0I;
Acquia. Adena, Patriotic. Fcreno. 105;
'Stoneman, 102, Captain Miller, 100.
Fanny Ecmble 9s
Fourth race. one milo. selling Swear
olds and upward-Dave Weber. III; Jack
O'Lantern. los: Hughes. lO5; koGo.
Wicket. 103; NeclSlet. iol; 'Bontls. 100:
Evia. o.
Fifth race. six furongs. selling, 3-year-
olds and upward Novgorod. Annual In
terest, Leo Harrison H.. Oswald b. 100:
Anna May, Saincst, l0': Parlor Boy,
l02
Sixth race. six furiouss, selling. 3
vear-olds and upward--Frank G. Hogan,
III: Tommy McGes. Rosamo. 1l2; Bell
snicker. Colbert Rose. 100. Bit Of For
tune, 90: Venetian, 95c.
apprentice allowance.
Weather clear. track fast.
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Seymour, Possibly he will after tonight,
but that is in tho future. There can he
no doubt OF his sincerity I'm believing he
can defeat the Wanddmcre cracks. FOR
he would not have returned from Denver
unless he believed he had n chance with
them. He will undoubtedly make bet
ter showing than last Thursdays. but
Ii he defeats Seymour and Wells lie VIII
furnish Il great surprise 10 Wandamore
fans.
Besides this great race there VIII be
number OF others on the programme
Manager Rodman says the card tonight
should prove one Of the best OF the en-
tire season. IT includes n match race
between Brodbeck and Al Ward. as well
as a number OF races for professionals
amateurs and trade riders.
Ray Duer will make nm attempt 10 low
er his own bicycle record Of one mile IL
l:05 Duer is In splendid form just now
and during his training he has lowered
the record. but II does not stand Off
cially IF he can make the same pace he
has made in training he will add another
shining victory against Old Father Time
to his credit.
There win undoubtedly be n trcmen-
dous crowd at the motordrome tonight,
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CHASE DEMETRAL AND
ROGERS FROM ARENA
Wrestler With Camera Photo
graphs Training Stunts of
Opponent.

william Dcmetral. the Greek demon.
aud his trainer narrowly escaped rough
handling yesterday morning 81 Salt Pal
acc NJ the hands of n number of infurl-
ated Turks. who were watching Hassan
Yousouf work out for his match With the
Creek. which Is scheduled Tor the salt
Palace Monday afternoon. while iIaasan
was busy on the mat with his wrestling
partners. Dcmetral and Rogers were dis
covered hiding in tho bloachers by some
BOYS who conveyed the information TO
Manager George y. Tuohey.
Tuohey started after DemetraI and
Rogers. and was followed by upwards Of
nftv OF Hassan'S countrgmen. For time
IL looked squally for the Greek.
Dcmetra and Rogers. however, had
provided an avenue OF escape. ana tncy
quickly disappeared. They had with
thcm "a tho time a camera and ono Of
the employees or the park said that they
had snapped a number Of HaSsan's posi-
lions before their presence was discoV-
cred. .
1T was about the limit for cheapress.
said Manager Tuohcy In discussing the
incident.
II have heard OF men sending agents
TO get whatever Information they could
about an opponent and that is regarded
as Legitimate, but IL Is tho first time IN
my life that I can recall where primer /,
pal IN An important event ever iesortsu
10 tho methods used ny Dcmetrai II he
lenrned anything. however. he rs well
come 10 IL And he can use his iniorma- :
ton for all n Is worth next MONDAY
He VIII find that Hassnn did little except
routine work with George Hanna and
Chorlev Morris the wrestling assistants.
and Peter sullivan. the boxer, Another
addition To Hassan's STAFF yesterday was
Alfred Sandow. who VIII have charge oi
the massaging OF Hassau from now until
tho date of the match.
Uassan will return from Bingham at
noon today and viii do somo extra stunt
in "A private gymnasium this afternoon
He wilt resume his morning work toInor-
row at Salt Palace from 10 o'clock to
noon.
-Dcmc,raI will begin tapertng off. aud
as he reports himself in the best OF shape
he will do light work only from now until
next Monday.
I'm addition To tho Demctral- iiaSsan
contest there will be good prelminaries
and the returns OF the Gotch- Iiacken-
schmidt contest for the worlds champion
ship will be announced by special wire
frou1 Chicago.
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Whittier. Seymour and Armstrong all
aspire to the title OF Speed King con-
sequently their three -Corn.red match
race at the Wandamcre motordromc is
apt TO he the most hotly contested OF any
event this season. SEYMOUR friends
believe he VIII win without great dtffl-
Guilty. although they admit that Whit
tier has proved Seymour must do his
best TO beat him, WhIttler's adherents
believe that Whittier Is the man who
viii win the $500 prize offered by Man
ager Rcdman To any motorCyCist who
will beat Seymour in the post-season
races
Whittler's recent races have added To-
gions 10 his numerous friends and II he
defeats Seymour tonight he will receive
an ovation seldom accorded 10 motor
cyclist Wagers are numerous and while,
Seymour is favorttc there arc plenty OF
bettors who are backing Whittier.
Red Armstrong threatens TO spoil both
Whittlers and Scymour's plans. He SAYS
he intends to win tonight. but If he does
II will be n form reversal. as they say
when some outsider wins in horse racing.
Armstrong while a speedy rider and dar-
ing hardly classes with Whittier and
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molsANT WINS ESSEX STAKE.
FoIIe Levy Equals Track Record for Six
EurIonus ut Windsor.

WINDSOR. Aug. 30.-Moisant scored
her seventh victory Of the season when
she won The Essex stakes at Windsor
this afternoon. Today's victory marked
the fIfth stake that MoIsant has won.
The sprint proved little better
than gallop for the horse. She made
all her own pace and was only canter-
ing At tho finish.
In the third race. FoIlIe Levy equaled
the track record for six furlongs by
running the distance In ZIP. suin-
mary.
First race, six furlonss-C
Touch. ? 10 /, won: Buckhorn l 10 :.
second: Eton Blue. 4 10 1. third. Time,
1913 As.
Second race. stccplcchasc. about two
mics-The Wclkin, . TO !. won: VIZ
halla. S 10 D. second Joe Lett, II 10 .,
third. Time. i:29 Is.
Third race, SIX furlongs-Follic Levy.
, TO :. won: Jack Parker. > 10 !, second; /;
Silly Night, Is 10 .. third. Time. l:l2
Fourth race Essex stakes. five and q
half furlonss-M Moisant. f. 10 >. won: I'll
Toro 10 l. second; Frog Legs, 10
>. third. Time. i:O7 %.
Flfh race. six furlongs- Adrian. 10
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|NARBURG EQUALS
TRACK s RECORD
Reliable Old Sprinter Wins
Feature From Twilight
Queen. FayOrite.

ANACONDA, Mont. Aug 30.-Narhurc
aqualled the track record for a mile to-
day. winning tho feature event by half
length from the fayoritc. Twilight Queen.
lie lay Iu behind tho fast pace set by
Ben Grecnleat, moved up around the turn
and outlastcd the determined rush ot
Twilight queen. Two favorilcs won.
Summary:
First race. Ave and a half furongs
senins-Gramercy : 10 (Frach) won;
Miss Sly. even Corey. second Darcng-
ton. Is 10 1 (CayGnauehp third. Time
1909, Purse Rose. Tony Koch. Bonnlls.
Electrowan. Little Elva. Lucille Manley
also ran.
Second race. fiyc and half furlongs.
seling-Good Ship TO l (GrossD. won
Descendant. 10 10 Cknderisi sccoud :
TillIughast II to . (Corey) third, Time.
.0S 2-S. Judith Page, Fernando and Rio
Pecos also ran.
Third race. nvo furlonss. selling -Koo-
tenay. III TO = Gross. won. Bill Mayham.
20 2 tCoroy). second: ROYAL Stone. 20
10 ! (Rossl. third. Time. l.o2 %. WI
trudo :. FL Pcrfcrto. Robert Mitchell.
Tramotor, Copperheld. Kirfolks and EN-
ma l.. also ran,
Fourth race, mile. selIing-Marbure 6
TO l (Taylor). won, Twilight Queen. 20
> (Cayanaugh). second: Ben Grnenleat
| II TO l (KederisD. third Time. i.ii 3-5.
| Delena BIskra and Sir Angus also ran,
Fifth race mile. selling-Cisko. . Ia
| 10 QIop<ins). won; Montauk Don. Is 10
10 (EuXton). second: Sam Barber. Z "a
| 2 (Denny). third. Time. la kogo
Knight OF Ivanhoc. WhIdden and Little
| Marchmont also ran.
Sixth race. six furlongs. selling-Mar-
earet Randolph. to 2 (Cavanaugh), won
/ New Capital 10 30 ] (Cottonl. second
Making, ( 10 b (Grossl, third. Time
lac. Hammeraway. Swcde Sam. Csptair
Miller. SLIM Feiun, Santh!a and Acquid
also ran.
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BOSTON, Mass, Aug, 3o.-Msrty
O'Toolo made his big league debut In the
opening game OF "A doublc-hcader with
Boston this afternoon most triumphant
Iy. Boston was the most favorable victim
that could have been selected for n young
pitcher. the Bcanics offer less resist
anCc than anybody else. . Toole has been
tried out i'm the big leagues before, but
this was really his debut as big league
twirlcr.
The s22.5O0 beauty was ably assisted
by his old catcher Kelley. until tho sew
cnth Inning, when the veteran Gibson
unsteady In the carly Stages and forced
in a run I'm tho second, when three
passes and hit were his contributions,
but after the first nervousness had
wind.
In the first inning he was over careful
and three hits were registered of him
and Boston scored a run. He put on more
steam. but lacked control In the second
In the third he got under fun sail and
pitched beautifully until the eighth
when he issued two passes and errors
permitting two Boston runs 10 count, In
all O'Toole struck ont nine men. gave
nine passes and allowed five hits
The Pirates took the lead with three
runs in the seventh and It looked threat
oning in the eighth for moment, but
O'Toole was unhittable in the pinch Ty-
Ter replaced Weaver In the ninth and
Pittsburg made another run on Wilson s
ana lWO-elchfT. no llHdl S'oIN
was: Pittsburg. 6; Boston. {.
Catcher Kelley was weak with the stick
and so Gibson was sent I'm to catch.
Cv Young. who was released by Cleve-
land for old age, proved that his twenty
years or baseball have not made him
superannuated yet. He pitched against
Pittsburg in the second game and shut
them out.
First game r. II F..
PittSburg .....-.o ....s....- II
Ratteries-Wea Tyler and Killing
O'Toole and Kelley. Gibson.
second game r II. T..
iSuStul
Pittsburg ....... ......-s....,...o j
Batteries-Young and Rarldcn: Hen
dirk, steele Ferry and Gibson Umpires
-Finneran and Rigler.
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Gum Summons Warriors.

Captain Al Gum Of the Budweiser
baseball team wants the following play
ers 20 report at Walkers field at 80
this afternoon, as he is going TO pick the
team TO plar the OXcs: Sweeney Price,
Jensen. BloomqUst. Gunr, Romney
Mann Book. Biers. Kelly, LclEen and
FitZpatrck.
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GOLD GETAL HOLDER
DEFEATED AT GOLF

CHICAGO. Aug 3O.--Miss Mvra Hell
mer winner OF the gold medal in the
qualifying round Of the woman's west
crH golf championship. was defeated to-
day in the second round of match play
one up by Miss Alva Sanders of Md
lothian. Mrs. T.. H. Whtcomb defeated
Mrs. c. Carlyle ono up In twenty holes
Mrs. p. Manchester defeated Miss *.
Forrest one up and Miss a. Painter de-
feated Mrs. +. Scholburn two uD and one
TO DllV
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American Leagus
Cleveland Defeats Washington.

CLEVELAND, Aug, 30.-Cieyeland de-
feated Washington in ten innings.
Blanding allowed hut one hit for seven
innings and only three in eight. In the
ninth, however Olson's error was fol-
lowed by three hits. Washington tying
the score, Cashion's hit driving In two
runs. In the tenth BlandinS singled and
scored on Butchers sacrifice and Olson s
single II. ". e.
Cleveland .,.-e... .......-...s.,-i
Washington .,.... ..............3 o
Batteries - Blandlng and Easterly;
Walker and Street.
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No Game In New Yorh
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
Via D. & r. @. Every Sunday


TO Provo Canyon, 1850 a. M, s:1o a.
NJ. Sl.25.
To Geneva. 7:55 a. m, s1.25.
To Ogden, 1925 a. M, 12:45 p. m, 81.
To Pharaoh s Glen. 500 a. M. soc.
The "Scenic Special" for beautiful
Provo canyon leaves here at 1850 a. m.
and goes through without change. Re,
turning it leaves North Fork at p m,
arriving at Salt Lake s:45 p. IN. Trout
and chicken dinners at Upper Falls
and Spring Dell
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Rain Postpones Tennis.

NEWPORT II. l.. Aug. 3o.-Intcrmi,-
tent rains last night and this morning
uccessitated 4 posiDonement OF the final
match I'm tho all-comers lawn tennis
tournament today. Tomorrow, II the
weather clears. Boals c. Wright OF Bos-
ton VIII play Maurice y. Mcl>oughlin Of
San Francisco for the right 10 challenge
the holder OF the national championship.
William \. I.arned OF Summit. y. j.
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~ Des Moinez-Des Molnes IS. Oms D..
ha
At pucblo-pucbio T. Lincoln !.
~ st. Joseph--St. Joseph ., Sioux
City II.
only three games played on wedncs-
daY.
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Foley Instead of Packey.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 30.-Jimmy Foley OF
Kansas CITY was today substituted for
Packey Mcfarland by the Mozart club q
the opponent OF Leo Kelley In the Labor
day f2ht hero.
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Americas Association

AZ CoIumhus-Firsl game. eleven in
nings Milwaukee. o; Columbus Sec
ond game. Milwaukee. .: Columbus a.
At Observation-Disclosures City. ); lndi-
annapolis. !.
Al Louisvllle-St, Paul, .; Louis
Vic ..
Al MInneapoIis. s. Toledo. l.
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Only S45.25

Only S45.25
For complete five days tour OF Vel.
lowstone Park, leaving Salt Lake Sat.
urday. September ., via O. S. L., for
81 &c and hotel tour. rate covering all
rail stage and hotel expenses. Pro
pOrtionately low rates from Ogden and
other points. Make early reservations,
City Ticket Office, Hotel Utah. Phones
$50.
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YOUNG JORDAN THROWS
CHARLES MMILLAN TWICE
10 Tho Tribune.

Special To The Tribune.
BINGHAM. Aug. 30.-Iu Canyon hall
tonight Young Jordan. the wrestler,
threw Charles Mcmillan twice. Jordan
won the first fall in q minutes and .
seconds The second fall was accom-
plishcd in minutes and 10 seconds, Jor-
dan weighed Is pounds and Mcmillan
lJS There was a fair crowd present.
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Wife Got Tip Top Advice.

"My wife wanted me to take our boy
to the doctor TO cure au ugly boil, -
writes D. Frankel Of Stoud, Okla. "I
said put Bucklen's Arnica Salve on
it, She did so, and it cured the boil in
short time" Quickest healer of
Burns, Scalds, Cuts, Corns. Bruises,
Sprains, Swelings. Best Pile cure on
earth. Try it. Only 25c at Schramm-
Johnson Drugs, five stores
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Double~Header Today

Double Header Today,
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 30.-Philadel-
phia- Chicago double header postponed
wet grounds Two games tomorrow.
No Game In New York
NEW YORK. Aug. 30.-St. Louis New
York game postponed; rain.
BROOKLYN. Aug. 30.-Cincinnatl-
BROOKLYN game postponed; rain.
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Kodak Pictures Finished

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Marty 0'TooIe Is Very Nervous,
hut Strikes Out Nine
BOstOnians.
National League

Special to The Tribune.
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Continued on Page Nine.
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scllimpf May Pitch Today

The attendance vas unusually small
hc circus taking away MANY OF the fans
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The CertantO COMPANY,

For the benefit Of druggists who have not had On OPP
put Certanto In stock-sny jobber will supply you.
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Rooster Causes Church FiGbt That
Involves Bishop and Police.
MYSTERY IN JEWEL THEFT.

Mystery surrounds the disappearance
u ea,@ worth Of jewciry and q quantity
Of money from the home Of Joseph
Benton OF Walnut street, Rose,lc, N. J.
The theft occurred on Saturday night.
but the police have withheld the report,
and are working 18th private detectives
employ cd by an Insurance concern to
. tho property.
Tue Jewels disappeared between Z and
. o'clock IN the evening. while Mr.. and
Mira Benton we're visiting In Roselie
RarA. They occupy . Nat which adjoins
that Of the Row. &, =. Wood. rector Of
~. Luks's Episcopal church. The
family Of the minister were all at
homo throughout the evening and did
not retro until after . O'clock.
The presence Of a stranger In the
neiGhborhood at that time would have
certainly attracted attention.
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CROWD JoINO IN ohAsE OF
RoOD0R.

Ths sehese lreppsA two gold watches
n Al0 pookot end Ne other oiaktseed TO
~ deer - - dartsa out Of the door.
0os Schroeder. proprietor Of . dandy
geoee directly aoroas the street and
LYMAN Levine . shoemaker. heard the
ehets end nv the robber dash up Madi-
- avenus to One Hundred and sixth
soDost whence he turned wsst. They
paeousA him. He turned north on Fifth
avsons and ran for two blocks befors
loahhnG back Ia Madison vsnus BY
~ oms more than . thousand per-
seas. including many women. we're fol-
lowing. Approaching One Hundred and
04Oheh street and Madison avenue the
Seeees. who was far In the lead. caught
o0ht ee 0ergt. SbeshAn, who VA un-
ooasoaous q the man-hunt. The fuSi-
ovs turned swiftly UP the avenue and
deAgsd into an apartmsnt house near
On Hundred and Ninth street.
oergt shsehan summoned ham Q
deesn policeman ron nearby posts and
haA eli the houses watched until NJ
teoa detectives arrived. The sisuths
made . Thorough search In soores Of
found.
Nh. eiivsrman left her husbands
side for . few minutes to call up Police
Headquarters on the phone. Deputy
Oo0missionsr Dougherty received her
DepsaSA. Jumped into his auto and
mAoe he run 70 One Hundred and
0axtA strsst n exactly fourteen mn-
uteA he aga
3hs robbsr ~ described a. about
~ ret s49At inches In height. light
eooUaextea and some what curly hair,
ao1 wearing . gray suit
01v0rmAA Was attended by h1 fam
oaAttagium u No. II West One Hun
lrUA end Twsnty-sixth street. whsrs
Z ~ sald that his condition Wa ss-
Sesas. alehoush not critical.
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Summer Hints
. Delicious, Refreshing Drink.

Peat slowly Into . raw ees tive table
spooniuls oi bufy's pure malt whskey
until Il IL smooth and thickened . little.
Add four teaspooniuls Of susa. end The
iuicr u one lemon Or lime: shake well
together with some broken ke, pour In.
To- . glass and Gll with water.
This makes a very invisoratns dhnA
and Ia most valuable when you feel com
pletcly tagged out and in all cases II En-
haus,ion when o delicate and sustaining
nourishment L. required. DR.. Wm.
Derkenstock II Philadelphia. ~. wh<
has prescribed u 70 many Of bis pstents
says u 10 unequaled-Advt
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The Evening Worlds Zoo.
Rate Attack Girl and Brother ana
Fight TtlI Three Are Killed.

Rats Attack Girl and Brother aaa
Fight Tti1 Three Are KILLED.
When Julia Blumenstein, sixteen,
went Into the cellar of her South street
home In Philadelphia for a jar she WA
attacked by n large sewer rat.
Her screams brought her eighteen
year-oid brother. Isaac. but the rat VA
reinforced by nine others. The ro-
dents bit and maiined both the boy and
girl before three were killed and the
others escaped.
MosQuitoes Killed ny Explosion Of
bogus "Head" on Pillow.
A new way 10 get rid of mosquitoes
u reported by George p. Fox. the vera
cions assessor Of g~reenburgh, N. T.,
who lives at Elmsford.
He put n quantity OF c~itronelia in q
toy balloon, blew II up again, and put
II on a pillow. Thinking II Was a hui
mar head, the mosquitoes began boring
Into the balloon. II exploded, and the
insects not killed In the disaster flew
so fast w get out Of the way Of the
odof They died Of exhaustion.
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schenectady Bvensns stas 70 I

Schenectady Evening Star - est
SCHENECTADY. n. T., Aug. a.-Ths
Evening Star. tho Oldest local daily. -
,~abiished m 1856. has been purchased BY
the Daily Union, It's evening contetn-
porary. n will suspend publication
within ten days. Tit star n independ-
ent In politics, while the Union 10 Re-
publtcan.
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BOSTON. Aug. IA young m
Investment broker. Miss Florence E.
Watkins. was brought before Justice
Dun In the Municipal Court late yestsr-
day charged with tho larceny Of $500
from william MeSkls Of waithain.
Mass. waiving examin alton. she was
II 10 alleged that Meekle gave Miss
Watkins $500 to invest for him. but that
he did not set any return for his
money.
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FINGER PRINTS
CLUE TO THIEF WHO
/. SHOT JEWELLER
Rutber Left Marks in Madison
Avenue Store After Wound
ing Proprietor.
CHASED BY BIO CROWD.
Escaped Through Apartment
Probably
VIM Recover.

VsnGSr vrfu4 experts u pofssv nsa6.
suartses. q score Of detectives and the
pstiss u the West One Hundrsdtb
strssA station ere busy to-day tryaus to
tNss The thief who invaded the jswelry
stssS q David SiivermAn at No x72
MaAasou avenue yesterday and shot the
prepr,stor In the shoulder. making his
escape with two gold watches.
4 third watch was dropped By the thioi
- - nsd esd Y bore plain msSha Of
hD 0nssrA The show . epsnsd 10
~ q the watches also bore finger
psontA aad the police experts have
tahsa photographs Of al and Will use
tAs0 In trselns .ho thus.
rhs man. who had apparently timed
h entry ~ that silverman was IN .
rem N the rear OF his store. escaped.
askAeuSh Q crowd Of fully 1000 persons,
aSsenS them seversi policemen. p,nrSued
~. Il vas shortly after 1 o'clock that
01vsrnAn stepped out II his store Into
~ rear room.
0uvssman u afty-Avs years old and
NJ aiees Ia the stors 81 tho time, blu
- VIE wAs pesparinG iuncheon In their
pesmA They heard the whirr Of q
'tusssr" sfnxsd to the street door u
asneuaos the entrance Of customers,
ga 0uvsrmAa stepped forward to ths
rear door. He halted on the threshold
4 man stood near the south display win.
Asw picking W gold watches {. om Z
~. IN the other hand he held . re-
velvsr aimed at 0ilvsrman.
"Oroo those watohss." s!lvsrmsn
shouted.
Instantly The roSbsr fred NC . bullet
wAisssd past the Jewellers head. Bsfor>
ballet \ The left shoulder near the
heAst Ma o0verman sprang forward
oaeeam1AE, ana knelt beside her hus.