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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-23

Hcan county convention held at Lords
burg Friday.
railroad Hauling.
The railroad freight records show
that the haulage to Deming and Silver
City was in the past Is months:
1890 tons alfalfa, valued at S1I3,-
$50; 1900 tons grain, valued at Sl95, 600;
1885 tons potatoes, valued at Slb,-
$50; II, 400 900 pounds flour, valued at
1885. 200; 912. 900 pounds red beans, val
Ued at 1928; total ST5T,728.
This may be taken as an indication
Of the present local market in Deming
and Silver City. The gross value OF
the above staple produce hauled into
Demiug and Silver City per annum at
the present market price. If raised in
Demlng, would be over $500, 600. The
acreage required to raise the above
produce would be 1900 acres, based
upon the average yield The above
shipments are in excess Of the products
raised at Deming upon the 5000 acres
now cultivated, and do not include the
dairy products shipped from outside
sections, which would amount TO over
$500 600 per annum. Further, It takes
into account the market only In Dem
ing and Silver City, and the mining
camps tributary thereto, for the staple
products. Tons Of canned goods, fruits
and meats are shipped into these places
annually. Thus It would seem that the
question of markets need not bother
the Mimbres valley farmer, provided
or course, ne and his nelghoors JOIN
together into producers association
for cooperative marketing.
The Mimbres came down much TO
the surprise Of everyone, as there had
apparently been no rains UP the river
II was likely due to the heavy rainfall
far up in the mountains. The flood
waters filled the Wamel bitches and
covered practically all Of Lewis flat.
There was practically no damage done
TO hay there, as all the haymakers had
stored their hay out OF the way OF a
possible flood. and most Of the ground
flooded had already been moved.
New Restaurant Opens.
Mrs Hugh Ramsay opened the Elite
restaurant in the Kiuinger block Sat
Mrs. w. f. Holt and Mrs. Flora f.
Lane viii return Saturday evening
from q several months visit with rela-
tives in Bellevue and other points in
Michigan.
w. =. Holt has received from gov
ernOr Mills his commission as delegate
to the National Irrigation congress,
which meets in Chicago, December 9.
Mrs Walter Wilkinson. who has been
visiting relatives in Deming returned
Friday to her home in Santa Rita,
n NJ
d. T. Gallagher. Of Big Springs. Texas,
IS in Deming for the purpose OF pur-
chasing horses.
Clabe KYLE. Of Carlsbad. n NJ. IS
here for the purpose Of buying 400
head Of cattle from Albert Lindauer.
Mrs. A. ]. Deter went to FL PasO
Friday on business.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-23

The Deming office OF the FL Paso
Herald is in the Chamber Of Com
merce. Roy Bedichek is agent and
correspondent
The HeraId's distributor in Dem
ing IS G c. Rogers, room 1 Deck
ert building, telephone 2lS- Inc
Herald will be delivered to an
parts Of the city same night Of pub
iication. at 60 cents per month.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-23

7 am certainly surprised and gratis
fled" said Mr. hedZe, TO find the
great progress made in agriculture in
this region, which I had always con-
sidered merely a dry grazing country.
I knew Of this wonderful water supply
long ago, but I had always been doubt
fUl as to whether IL could be pumped
at a profit. Now I see that 1t can be
pumped, apparently at tremendous
profit" Mr.. Kedzie, together with S. n
Chase. A W. Morningstar, J. n. o.
Augustine, Jno. T. 8IcCabe. DIT. n. NJ
Croker, W F. Ritter, Joe Hollan,
Frank R. Coon, left Deming for SILVER
City all being delegates to the Repub-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-23

Learn telegraphy at Draushon's-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-23
HoIenrnof Hosiery.

The kind that's guaranteed for six
months Finish, style and appearance
equal any hosiery Of same price. and
vet HOleproof viii wear six months.
Sl.5O a box of six. Bryan Bros.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-23

In matter Of style, beauty and pro-
fuseness Of display, we lead all others.
There is absolutely nothing lacking in
our line this season. Bryan Bros.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-23
Learn telegraphy at Draughon's.
SEVEN BOYS ARRESTED
on CHARGE or lEIsCHIE

Docketed on the charge Of malicious
mischief, seven boys ranging from "a
to is years OF age, are held By the
night BY patrolmen Davis and Hsnues-
sy and Ii Is all dged, wore found carry
ing away lumber from partly disT
mantIed and vacant house The boys
are. Jose Anchondo, Jose Agutlar,
Miguel Corral. Manuel Santana For
tunatO POdiua, Samuel Iresio and
Frank Lee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-23

ley in an automobile and a doubling
Thomas was made a Deming booster
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-12

100; Aug 10 prior mtg 5000: yrs. Per
cent Marion Mainhart 10 John Timoney; W.
200; address 800 East 2aist 81.
BRYANT ST, e =. Jas n Of 1874 st, 2oxloO
'prior mtge $4,000. August 10 yrr pe.
cent: Marion Il Msnhart to John Innones'
<i.5oo: address. 100 East 2oIst 81
CAMBRIDGE AVE, cor 1seth 81, iovx
, lO7; August 2; yrs Wilbur L. Varlan 20
Farmers Loan and Trust CO. trus; *iSooV' 40
dress. % william IT.
BRIGGS AVE, n " s. ar n n Of Travers
ST. 25KlO0. August 10 prior mtge $l4.IDp, uue
az per bond Peter Lahm 10 Lawrence Y POW
ers. $500, address. 2s3 Briggs ave,
ELTON AVE. $. IS n s " OF iteth 81. %
x1cC: August 10; due as per bono MARE
Streeter Construction Co to city Mortgage Co:
$40 600 address. ~ Wall ST
HOE AVE. g. 255 II of Freeman St %
xiOo: August 10. due February 1, 1872 per
cent the Kay 60 TO Title Guarantee ana irus'
co; 100000: address. l76 Broadway.
LOTS 3s3 and 3s4 blk L. amended map cam
mann estate; August 10; yrs per cent; Fran
els Gordo 70 Leopodra Siebert; $500; address,
5Ti 74th st, Brooklyn, Y.
LOT Al. map 40 lots near Bronxdale, August
10: VT, 3 per cent; Louis x Rose 70 Nortm
Bronx Realty Co. I.45o: address 6s2 Gun Hi
Road
WALTON AVE. e $, 100 II Of 1S1st ST. u
x100 prior mtge $4,000: due July !. 1912 Az
renee Powers: $500: address. 2s73 Briggs ave
WASHINGTON AVE. 1890 4exl09; August 10
3 yrs, Peaty Construction Co TO Cornelius
Coakley Of al. trus: $4,000: address. 80 West
56th ST
18TH ST, s, % n OF Prospect ave, 2ox
100; August o. x yrs; Rosina Wagner TO
Charles Colgate; 81 $50: address. Dalton. Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-12
BLAMES DIME NOVELS
Young Robber Tells Court He
Tried to Emulate Bold Doings.

When Joseph Degnan. seventeen years
old. was arraigned In General Sessions
yesterday for sentence upon conviction OF
burglary, Judge Swami read letter re-
ceived from the prisoner in which he plead
ed for clemency. saying among other
things:
"Bravsdo and unworthy rivalry Of my
favored dime novel heroes have caused my
downfall, but mean In the future to pur-
sue more worthy ideals
"A remarkable letter from remarkably
bright young man" commented Judge
Swami. as he sentenced Degnan TO Elmira
instead Of 70 state prison.
Degnan AT the time OF his arrest on
June was on probation. having pleaded
guilty 70 robbery last January He was
arrested on the charge Of robhing the
home Of Evelyn p. Miller, AT No. $50 West
2oth street The police said he had con
fetsed to several other burglaries.
Al Of the places entered were on the
top floors Of buildings, and Degnan made
2 nrs ,ticc of taking with him on his
trips over the roofs basket in which TO
carry stray pigeons for which he pretended
10 he looking.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-12
WONT PUNISH INVENTOR
Court Upholds Beach for Refusing to
Answer Questions.

Judge Lscombe, Of the United States Cir
cult Court, refused yesterday 10 punish for
contempt of court Ralph II. Beach the in
ventor Of a storage battery railway and
president of the Federal Storage Battery
Car COMPANY The motion TO punish
Beach was made by William 3. Hill. a
lawyer, as assignee Of judgment for $40
81; obtained in 1903 by William Haven for
alleged breach Of contract. Hill complained
that Beach refused 10 answer questions as
O. his property in supplementary proceed
irgs
In his order Judge Lacombe ruled that
Beach would have TO appear before Com
missioner Shields and answer questions
which the commissioner would eadmit as
proper In case Beach should refuse to do
that the application for his punishment
might be renewed
Beach submitted 10 the court that he
was only an officer Of the Federal Storage
Battery Car Company and that he owned
no stock i'm II he said that while he was
willing to answer questions as 10 his prop
cray interests he did not wish ia tell about
the affairs Of the company, which had many
Competitors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-12
ALIEMIST EXAMINES GIE0EL
Foundation for Insanity Plea In
dictated by Work of Lawyer.

Paul Giedel who Is TO be tried on August
p on an indictment charging him with the
murder Of W II. Jackson in the Hotel
Irocuois. was examined IN tho Tombs yes
terday by Or Max Talmey, an alienist, OF
40 80 West l26th street The examina-
ton. which lasted twenty minutes, was
made at the request Of James a. Gray, OF
Gieders counsel. who was present
Or Talmey and Mr.. Gray explained that
the examination was only preliminary but
Tho inference was left that detailed re-
port ny the alienist might afford grounds
Tor 4 defence
Asked If the report might he made tile
basis Of an application to Judge Grain, who
will preside at Giedels trial, for d COM
mission TO determine whether or not the
defendant is sane. Mr.. Gray said that this
point would not be decided until his asso-
ciste counsel returned from his vacation
to-day
Such an application would 10 made on
the allegation that .;iedel is unable 10 con-
suit with counsel In such an event the
District Attorney will probably insist upon
an examination Of Gedel by abenists 10 be
appointed b. the court
The discovery by experts al Police Head
quarters that finger prints on the chloro-
form bottle found in tho room Of the muir
dered man were made by one Of the coro-
ners working on the case caused Police
Commissioner Waldo Yesterday TO write
20 the Board Of Coroners, requesting that
great care be exercised in handling articles
found at the scene Of homicides. so that
this important method Of detecting Grim
,naIs NAV not be INSTRUCTED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-12
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.

DAD STREET-Wilber c. Goodale has SOLD
for E. t. Horn No. 463 West 23d street,
four story dwelling house In London 5efr rae,
Moore leasehold), to Margaret Lioyu' wiz
will occupy II as home.
BRYANT AvENUE--M Leopard has sold
for Catherine 4. Lavelle Nos l5is ana 100
Bryant avenue. two two family brick houses
18TH STREET-Joseph Harbaten and Sol
ONION silk have sold 10 Samuel Levy the new
six story tenement houses Nos. $40 ana ot-
west 10Th street, plot 5Ox92 Feet between
Eighth ana Ninth avenues Inc mouse wot
secured from Mandelbaum Levine
nth STREET-Mrs. Lizzie schoefher has
sold to Mrs. Rachel Goodfriend Nos. 3ol and
$50 East nth street two four story neus tps
on plot 40x20 feet. H. iornsleH "de ''e
broker In the deal.
DEY sTREET-william H. Whiting & Co
and Cornelius 9. Koln have sold NO. 50 Dc
street a four story building. on lot 21xoN
6sx irregular. for Edward G. Fielder as
trustee
TOOTH sTREET-HelIer & sussman have have
sold for Selma Alexander No. 227 East looth
street a I'VE story tenement house on Io'
WEST END AvENUE-A syndicate headed
by Mulliken d Moeller, the architects. has
purchased the five houses No 52s 70 800 Nest
End avenue, on a plot fronting 1o2: feet IN
the avenue and so feet seth street. The
site is slightly irregular al the rear, owing 10
the fact that the southery one OF the nv"
houses is on d lot 100 feet deep. The price
was $3.50. 900. Mulliken & Moeller are preparing
plans for a twelve story apartment house 10
be erected or the plot Immediately.
141ST STREET-Thomas ]. Meehan has re
sold to Mrs. Frances Boulton, Of BROOKLYN.
Wyndham Court. Nos 239 and 241 West 14lst
street six story elevator apartment house.
on plot 40. Sx99.1 IL feet, between Seventh and
Eighth avenues. A. S Arnold negotiated Tho
deal. The property was acquired by Mr..
Meehsn last May from Frederick " Meysen-
burg IN an exchange for Nos. j3j and 53'
West 1920 street and No. go East 124th street
THE BRONX.
CARPENTER AVENUE-John n. Behr-
mann has sold six lots the west side OF
Carpenter avenue. 200 feet south OF 239th
street to builders. who viii erect two family
brick dwelling houses OF the property.
l85TH STREET Henry Hultz & Co. have
bought from Charles g. Deltz the plot s3.9X
200 feet, OH the south side of 165th street.
21s3 feet west OF Washington avenue. The
ure Of lace and embroidery. The present
plant Of the company is located at no. 81
Hope street. Brooklyn.
MORRIS ANENUE-Emanuel Simon has
sold for George Rudd No 1877 Morris avenue.
a three story dwelling house. on lot 20xlOO
feet TO George Mundorn
GILBERT PLACE-Joseph Cans has bought
for client from Erich Van AschWege No.
1911 Gilbert place, three story dwelling
house.
TRINITY AVENUE-W. r & W. J. Brown,
incorporated. sold for Nathan Jacobs and
Nathan Drescher the lot on the east side OF
street. plot 25X100 feet This in contunc-
lion with the lot recently reported sold. makes
80 foot plot. which viii Immediately be i'm
proved by the buyer with an apartment house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-12
LIS PENDENS

BAINBRIDGE AVE. e s. AS n 81 M To- ,D,u
Parkway 5ox1oo; Peter Ensel ast annie Ton; aor
bra ct al faction TO declare deeds Noio'' a'0
neys A g. Bloch.
MORRIS AVE, s. 1910 II II OF l6oth s.;
25xl00; Anna S Ffnck agt Mayer l. MAYBE, 81
al foreclosure OF MTG; attorney Ii { huoi'o"
18th 1 Ws2,f Il ss Of ce4ra R.a5y and
Constu,ctop Co ct al foreclosure OF mtgl' at
torneys, Boothby. Baldwin & Hardy
JEROME AVE. vs. at Ma araI N RSan s *
al foreclosure Of transfer OF tax Hem; attorney
w Lustgarten. 49,
18TH ST. 2es and 2s5 West, Albert After r.
bury agt Minnie Lewis ct al Horeci's VI
MTG; attorney, A II Atterbury'
LOTS and :? parcel map S Of prq p"rD,gb Ds
WEBSTER Realty co. The Bronx; rive boro ouSed
Realty Co agt John Fl Nickish e, Il nsc 'a'"e''''
LOT IS. Sec H. blk 3 l6S; Elway 80 as e.
Ellen E Jones ct al foreclosure OF transfer Oh
tax ien): attorney, s l. JosephthaL
JEROME AyE' Wv s yo at M sssimst virginia
uoH,,iinn Of al foreclosure OF transfer OF tax
LEM; attorney W Lustgarten
MOSHOLU PARKWAY SOUTH, :; net
oo3d and 2O4th SITS, same agt Eugene Rem!
ct al foreclosure Of transfer Of tax lien)' at
torney, w LustSarten
5TH ST. s. 100 IT Of LIST ave, 25xs6 ::
People etc, agt Rosie Herr 'notice OF ieFS''
attorney, not given.
9TH ST, S. $50 IT " Of LIST ave. 2oxeo : :
same agt Rosa Hertz (notice OF levy)' ato'
ney not given.
LOT 1877, map of Unionpcrt; Avenue A. s.
b.twaen 9th and 10th SITS 216xlO5. Unionport
18th st. {. lot $50. map Of Unlonport look
los; Charles ] Lane agt Ida T Albert action
10 declare one-third ownership In one-eigntn
part): attorney. I Witktnd.
ls4TH ST, s. 100 IT Of Amsterdam
ave lOOy39.11 Niagara Wood Working co
agt Van Orden Construction co ct al taction
to foreclose mechanics lien); attorney W
AWAY.
CROTONA PARKWAY. cor l7Sth ~.
20 5x1163: Title Guarantee and Trust co agt
Katonah Construction Co 81 al foreclosure OF
mtg: attorney. II swain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-12
LEASES.

Edgar T. Kingsley has leased for bust
ness the four story and basement brown
stone front dwelling house at No. As East
Goth street to Elinor Nolan. gowns and
costumes, now at No. Sl1 Lexington
avenue DR. Seymour Oppenheimer is the
owner The lease is for term Of years,
with privilege of renewal
Edward McVickar. Inc, has leased for
George II. Warren TO Hanger Co a plot
Of thirty-six lots on the West side OF Reser-
voir avenue. opposite the jerome Park
Reservoir.
Royal ). Gulden mas leased for the George
Backer Construction Company space IN the
building Nos. 81 and 81 West 45th street TO
Nine. Birth space in the Midwife Build
ing, Nos. II and 10 West 45th street. TO NJ.
Stckney. and offices I'm Nos. 542 and 54i
Fifth avenue to Or. George a. Wilson.
dentist.
Fenimore G. Goode has rented for Thorn
as A. Sperry TO tho American Genealogical
Society for long term OF years a suite Of
offices on the twelfth floor OF the Putnam
Building Nos. ?, and Nest 45th street
The society is now ~ No. 116 Nassau
street
p'HldiHU TIlSidlfltI IDS ItdsfU 10 inc
Reliance Waist Company the eleventh
loft I'm No. % TO 2e West 22d street, con
tanning about 10000 feet, also 10 Decker
& Ginsberg tho ninth loft i'm the building
now under construction AT Nos 14c and IA
West 18th street
Pease & Gilman have leased the six
story mercantile building No. s. Ludlow
street. adjoining Grand street. for a long
term Of years to Morris II Bernstein.
wholesale grocer. now AT No 81 Orchard
street
Corn & co. have leased for l. Unterberg
& n Eschborn & Brother 500 square feet
at No. 10i 70 los West 9th street: for
Webster B. Mabie & Co 5000 square feet
at Nos rs and 80 West 18th street. and for
b. Rosenberg a loft at Nos 15s and leo
West 18th street
q w. Barney has leased for the Heather
ton Realty Associates the first loft Nos
49, and 4s9 Greenwich street; for David
Crear the fourth loft Nos 1oS and 10
Duane street; for Robert Colgate e. Co
the second and third lofts No 14s Reade
street; for Carstein & Lnnekin the sixth
loft No. q West nth street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-12
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
n IN q - vi t-r u
AUGUST 10.
MANHATTAN.


MANHATTAN
AVE A. 1886. 25x73; Louisa Rlnzl4r 10 Adl.s
Y Muller. Aug IL Cntg s13 900. 500. address
LOG West 12lst st
WEST END AVE. 534; sty brk. loxso West
America 70 Eighty-sixth street and West End
Avenue Co. Aug 10 (mtg $40, 900 500: address.
Wall 81
WEST END AVE $780, sty brk cor %
s6th st. 25xs0 (mtg $50. 900. West End ave. $50
l9xs0 tmtg 500 000) West End ave, SOS: sty
brk. l9xl00 mtg so OO0 Lecestershire Realty
Co 70 same. Aug 10. 500. address . Wall ST
lsT AVE. ls45. 2jxs0. Frank Dvorak To Fran
ces Mosner; all liens mtg 81. 500; Aug o. 81,
address. 1873 1st ave
1ST AVE. Is41. n cor Of 95th 81. 25xs0;
Frank Dvorak 10 Frances Mosner mtg SIS $50,
Aug Q: 81: address, 1873 LIST ave.
7TH AVE, 900. 24xl00; Solomon Goldenkranz
10 Solomon Cohn mtg $4,000, Aug /: 81; ad-
dress 62 East SD 81
sTH AVE. > cor Of l5ith 81. 40xlOO; Joseph
NJ Goldberg 10 Harry Kohn. Aug II; 500,
address. 3 West seth
10TH AVE. 442 24X10o: Joseph Goldberg
10 Harry kohn. all liens mtg s33. 600 Aug
IL; 500 address. West 39th 81.
4TH ST n :. l72 n e OF Ave ~ 67x96. John
Cardone ref l. Ernest Kast. foreclosure. Aug
Odd ST. 1875 West 22xi12. sty brk: Henry
hamburger TO Gustave " Cohen. all liens; -
part; MAY II (mtg $4,000. 500. address. 325
Central Park west
SAND PROPERTY: Henry Hamburger, Gustave
" Cohen 81 al to Harry q Wood. all liens; Aug
2 (mtg sea OO0i. 100, address. Haworth. n J.
HsT ST 1i6 East 25Ko0 tmtg $50 500: 4ist
st. 10 East 1898 (mlg 100000. Thomas l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-12
REALTY NOTES.

The Cross & Brown Company has been
appointed rental agent and manager Of the
United States Rubber Company Building,
which is now in course OF construction at
tho southeast corner of Broadway and 5Sth
street.
Dr. William F. Cuff is the purchaser OF
the dwelling house No. 26 West Tooth
street, reported sold yesterday by Mrs. A.
Ludlam. William r. Ware was the broker.
DR.. Cum will occupy the house He re-
Gently sold his residence al No. lis West
9Th street
Mrs G. r. Randall is the purchaser of
the dwelling house No % Bradhurst ave
nue. sold recently by w. j. Huston a Son
for Emma +. Cattus Mrs Randall will
occupy the house
A. r. Rowland, Of Tuxedo. is the buyer
Of the dwelling house No lls East sist
street, sold recently TO George A Web
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-12
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Babette - J Bauer to Rudolph weissker
$500.
berg: $1,000.
samuel Greenfield 10 George Kocher: 81 $50
John Doll to Frederick Sauter, SRI $4,000
william ] Seitz TO Margaret Knox; 800
Laura Gtroux Moses solomon $1,000
Charles Asst 70 Michael Pope; s2,0e3
Costanzo Perrella To John Lord: 81 900
Charles VI Rosenthal To Title Insurance Co.
$1,000.
Montgomery Maze TO Randolph Troest: IS. 900
Hunts Point Realty 90 20 Edward /. Young
81. 800
Tommaso Giordano to Angelo Chiararetti.
$1,000.
Henry Goodrich to Isabel Cohen. 81
Meyer Jarmuowsky 10 Henry II Jackson; 81
George Kocher TO Jacob Schneider $90l6
MAY Marx 10 william L Levy. $4,000
Herman Lubetkln 10 William Freedman.
a Brainerd Ray 81 al. eNrs. 10 Union Trus,
90 OF New York: $50. 600
Florence G spersnza, trus TO Charles Col
twelfth ward Bank 10 Gaspare Parlato: 81. 600
Ferdinand q Kneer 10 Selig Iottman 500
Annie l. Kneer 10 Ferdinand Kneer. ST.
New York Mortgage and Security 60 10 Ger
trude Friedman. $1,000
Heading Realty co 10 Peter often, 81.
Title Insurance co 70 New York Life Insurance
Co. $50, 900. 1000.
Israel Lipmann 10 Hugo r Distelhurst. 500
samuel II stone 10 Israel Lippmann 500
Title Guarantee and Trust co TO Kate I
Schaffner IS 500
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust Co 10 East
River Savings Institution. S2bnoeo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-12
YOUNG CUBAN DISAPPEARS
Father Gets Suicide Threat, Next
Report of Death and Burial.
HE SUSPECTS FOUL PLAY
Consul General Asks Police Aid
to Find WealthyLawyer's Son,
Missing Since July 3.

Deputy Commissioner Dougherty was re-
ouested yesterday by representative OF
Mariana Rocatort. Cuban Consul General IN
this city. to have his detectives aid In solv-
ing the mysterious disappearance OF Rafael
1gnacio Sabin SuareZ, Of Havana. The
last seen Of the young man In this city was
on July s HIS father received word IN ha-
vsna OF his sons death. but where ne died.
whore he was buried. and by whom. was
not stated. and the father suspected foul
play although the son had threatened 10
commit suicide Detectives were at once
rut on the case which proved a many sided
mystery
Rafael Ignacio Sabin suarez IS the
son Of Or Antonio Sabin. wealthy lawyer
Of Havana The lost son. who Is twenty
two wears old, left Cuba without the con-
sent OF his father, saying he was going
first TO New York and later to Switzerland.
He arrived In this city about July !. HIS
movements after that are not known. NO
body seemed TO know even where he lived.
The last time ne was seen here was July o.
when q Cuban woman who knew his fam
Civ In Cuba saw him In West 23d street In
company with young woman. apparently
not Cuban She Informed the consul gen
eral
Soon after his arrival in New York
Suarez, or Sabin as he was known in Cuoa'
wrote a letter to his father expressing MS
disbursement because he was here With
out friends and without funds. He asked mis-
father tn send him money. threatening that
unless the money was forthcoming he would
commit suicide by shooting Sabin Enclosed
with the letter q laundry list. Just what
his purpose was in sending that TO his
father did not appear unless II was 70
show what expense he was under in this
city. However, he had carefully cut on
the heading bearing the name and address
Of the laundry
Then there entered the case one j. E
Albert, whose identity was unknown to the
missing young mans father. and appeared
neither In the city directory nor the tele-
phone book He wrote to DR.. Seb'n from
this city under date of August /, saying
II am sorry to notify you that your son Is
dead" The writer went on to tell the
father that the body Of his son had been
placed in a vault. end gave the number OF
the vault in a cemetery near New York
The mysterious Albert added that his wife
found two letters in sabins clothes ad-
dressed TO his father. which he also for
warded to Havana
The first work Of the detectives assigned
70 the case by Deputy Commissioner
Dougherty will be to get trace OF Albert
who may be able 70 clear UP the mystery.
The description of Sabin furnished the de-
tective bureau said he was dark, with black
hair. slim, and OF about medium height.