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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-18

giniponb Dor, oaB bic Spefulanten an
WalI ctr. iih bes @elbes bemdhtigen
t0nnten. Das benefit lebislid cine
llntenntnib oes Sinana- Splten,s bon
Daa Strest. 9ieies ipetulirt nidt
nit 0edieln, bic prompt einseloit iper-
ben miiFen, ionoern NIT aitien. bic
auf unobiehbare 3eit in ben gonten
lieoen bleiben. Gtefes 8srfabren bat
ole leste 3riie peranloBt. Die Ban.
fen i6oTen beitdnois 9elo auf attier
Dor, oereu merth lebiglih bon Der
80rIe beitinmt unb pie erpies
fen 1T, tiinitli2 qeitsieert purre. 9as
raus srgab iid IdIieblih be gelo.
tlemme. Die gsntral.gant taun Bau
Street nitt be9iinitisen, neil tie teins
IQlttien unb ionitige 0bli9ationen olS
| lnterpfano annimmt, Inncern nur ,8s.
! IndftspetIel bistonttri.
glber nitt bios Der Ginilub bon
WaI Street, ionoern audi Die qoIittisr
iperben unter bsm albrihIhen Spitem
ausqefdoltet. 9orfhlGqe, balbpsrtbi.
os Silber.TpIlars gu prG9en oper ass
oterunQs sNoteu in unbe9rensten Wtens
Qen oruden gu laNen, iino nntsr benz
Q(loridIhen gldns unbentbar. ba nur
cute 9eThGftspe6isl ols Bats fir Die
glotsn. 3irtuIation ansenpmmen tpsr'
zen.
| Der 4lorihIhe 9lan pirb aud aus
bem 8runoe bemGneelt, oub er telnsr
9panosfurs poriiebt. Gs 1T iehr
itlimm, penn 0eIb nur burd 3trune
3irtuliren tann uno in Der Rtgsl III
Der 9nono audi nublos. Der 3ipdn9
uno Der are0it Der Re1isrung hdbef
nicht Die seitrpsiliee Gntperthuug nor
8reenbats uno Sitter Dollars psr'
binhert. @eitob es nint in Der Betie
oaf man fir ben 9reenbod Elm 3rau'
oelb suhlen mubts ober baB Elm SiIbert
/ GpQdr bIos su ieinem lpdhren Werth
pon fiinfsio Gents notirt ipurp', Il
ueftob es in Der msiIs, baB DE Woa
rerpreiIe Der GntDerthuno bes 9sIoe'
sntipreteno erb6bt tpuroen. 9utei
Selb brauat teinen 9paHosturs, q
sirtulirt BON feIbTt uno gjsio, oas BEL
oeIammten gan.trsbtt, iopie Ten gs
. ihGftstreoit uno nod od3u stn. Rs
isrpe BON einem I4ittel GoI5 finite
iih bat, nirb phrs 3pun1sturs Sirtu
. liren. Wenn a6sr auf IoIhem 3paH
beftanoen tpirb, 10 Idge tein Grun
TOR, ihr nttt porsuItrsibsn.
9os iinb unaeFd6r bic Ginpdnb'
, bic oeoen BEN QIorihihen glan porge
!, frdd5t reroen. glie man iieht, limb 4
| ritt iiberseuosno. 1ieisniosn, Die be-
!. Qlan tritiIirsn, iheinsr bic cGrau Dol
!. cenpmmenen 8srbsFsrunaen ntht 4
beotter, bic 70 rpsisntlih Itub. bdb +
uns. bic mir auFdnglih Den Blon bs
tdmpftsn, al Nmiel5en bstebrt bnber
. Wenn bic 8smotraten etiuus Ssnste
: porftIaoen tonuen, 10 nsrben mir m
. unporteitItem Siun bas priifen, pa
= fis bistsn molten. Mir fiirhtsn abe
=. ooB Der 0pri6Iug nuf ron Der Rs9i'
runa oeftaffsnes gsIo binauslau',
- pir6, tros Der 5hatia6e, bab jel
> neue Gmiiiion bon R.ai.run9sgsib B
Idnsritsn ariien sur 5oIgs sshaI
bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-18
@ertranensieIig.

Gsorae Gong BON Oretnri1t. O..
iraf in Der ToHHsriias Watt en-
rrauensimmer. mi. pslhsm sr fih an
bitberts. lin Wiiisrnaht erfuhis isifit
nsug.ponnsns 5reunoin ihn. Dor BEN
CUNT 5otsl an Carlisle uno Gtrtrel
aDsnue auf IIs gu ipurien. b. lie IN
tpsniMn wsinutsn suriidsommtn ptr'
be. arna iparisist nit ansr!snnensIrtrs
thsr Gsbulo bis $3.50 llhr seitevn
WOrasn, als ibm idbIitblih Die Saht
lanapeilig tuurhe. ia er su eltidatr
2sii bic Gntotdung mad3is. bob ieln
portsmounaie nit $50 perlhmunDsp
mar, gins ibm .in GeiFeniieoer aul
unb a. lp.nb<ie fith an bic poliasL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-18

Sn Der kutigen WpnntsDtrIamms
luna Der 1urnssmsinbe mire, laut Der
gmpfsbluns i'm 5nbrssberi6t oss ~
fen sprehers, bic 6erobissuns Der
Misunderstanding sur Wsr6GRrlung
iomntn. sEsrner ipirb bos U<roHas
aunas aommiitee bas prceramm
fiir bas bepcriiehknbe semtinInme
5tifiunssfeis Der 1urnsemsinbs nnb
Dom<npereins unterbreittH. Die Ulit'
oIitber perb<n es bnrum alb ihre
nFliht erndttn, in bitfer mi6tissn
Gisuns aniDt!enb ~ fetn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-18

Roof.peIts Rritit eessn bic
gshanDlung Der 5ruitfrage burd bic
iesiae Qominifrdtipn rihtet fIh od'
psaen, bob iie ni1t porbeugsnb 1T.
Der 9oripurf iIr infoferu nitt sersdt.
als bic issis.u 9efese teine gortsE-
runasH treff.n, I'm seieslihe fruits 81
eriinben. 2lber bas Roaeneltlde
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-18
Samitag, Den Is. gsOpember 1911.

gs Iiegt ni6t Der minbsIts
gruno DOR, Die 9ddet.9pit nitt sln5us
fii6ren. 60 gut, ipie Sriefe, tunn bic
goit aud 9atete abIiefsrn uuD es II
bas Die ein3ige Meiie, um ben Grprel-
funqen Seitens Der GrprsBsaorpas'
rien elm Gnpe gu MAIDEN. Iuf eemos
tratiI6er Settle fiibrt man Die 4usoeb
nung oes 9eamtenbeers5 als Ginnano
an. 8pu oieIer peraIteten anIhduung,
baB man Der Rssierung nttt trouen
birfe, muB Die bemctratiits gartei
iid losmahen, rpenn lie iih bshoupttn
min. Der g2uhtpGdtsrzStuat gehort
Der gerqangenheit an. Das Bolt Tam
rur 5tub bei Der Regierung uno ntd1t
BEL ben Qripdt. .Gorpprat;puen fiRteH,
sumul lpenn bieie mOnpppltitiIh orgd'
ntIirt Iino.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-18

Sne elmer 9eSis6ung i6sint
bic Reiie bes 9raTjoen.en Sriihte gs'
tragen gu baben. namli@ infoneit IS
Die 5rieoenspertrdge betrifFt. Rad
alien geridten gu urtbeilen, III Der
0efteu bon oisIsn 9srtragen begsiitsrt
unb ale Senutoren aus oiefem 2on>
oestheile perben tpobl bdrtn ben grd-
foenten untsrItusen. 8isisr 2onoes'
tbetl Bat iia BON is6er ourt eteen 9s'
nifen ooealismus dusge eianet. 8on
bort Tin6 INNER bic b,iten QHregunosn
qetommen, psIhs bic Ration ouf stn
b66eres Rioeau 81 teben beTtrsbt inn,
Zen @ertrdgen 1T auh ein gent'1er
8ert6 nitt absuipreden. mir slnu'
ben ni6t, oab lie ben spigen Jrteber
Ierbeifiibren perOer, aber iie rperoer
p6rig unberettiste Srisge oersutsn
pas jeberfaus uIs ein grcbst 9efpInT
gu 6etra6ten 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-18

Die uIte Wuttsr Gre maat
iear tote Spriings. Denn iie IosQr in
6em ioIioeu DsutI6tanb ith 10 unmos
nierlih auffii6rt, 70 miiBte man baIo
elauber, oaB oos Gnoe Der D n8e 5s'
tpmmen 1T, rpenn man niht nube,
ZAP Iot6e pertooiife 4uSbrIte Fh
TGon IN ben aIte en- 3etten ersi8net
haben un0 Die De.t bespesen n DIT gu
@ruuoe gegangen 1T. Cine Der GItes
ten 8eI6reibungen e.nes Grobebens
firoet man in Zen Yiulmen, reIfs
iailOerr, oaB Die gerge bGpften tpts
hie DiOber unb Die 6Uesl lpie Die Sam.
mer. Die DeIt BAT ieitoem psitsr be.
itunpen uno IS fino ihr nod oieIe lpeI.
tere tauIeno Sabre beiaieoen. Der
3uIummenbruh Der 0eltsr rpirb lpobI
einmal tormen, ober in ioIh unenos
LID ferner 3eit, ooB man il4 isBt bar<
uber feline Gorge 5u mu6ea brau6t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-18

Sn etner Sdbresbot16dtT la5t
Gompers, ooB Die Rsigung, JniunttiOz
nen Qegen Qrbetter an3unenben, fart
nQ6qelaiIen bat. Der Gruno burfte
no6l bQuptia6lih bdrin Lisgen, baB
Die Qrbeitgeber Die 0ergebli6tsit oieie&
Wlittels, oas gu elmer 3sit bei i6nen
iebr beltebt mar, ertdnnt baben. 5roE
aQer Sniunttionen pareu Die 8etriebe
qeItDrt unb es oauerte niht lange, Biz
bic Streitbreaer an ben Streit gingen.
3es 0etteren mag etHe beTere Dtpnos
miIne Giniitt auf bic 5abritanteu
fLGreno gerpirtt baben. Sn oem nil
ben 8pnturren3tampfe mubtsn bic Or
Better bic Soften tragsn. Wenn man
zen greis Don Waaren 6erabIeste,
qtnQ eine Qo9nDertiir3urs ooraus,
Sept nirb Der Ibatfa6e Rednung gez
tragen, Dab Der 4rbetter geniisenb fir
feinen unter6aIt psrbienen muB uno
Elm genueenber Qobu piro als Elm uHs
umTt0bIi6sr 6attor in ben prooutz
ttonsto1ten angeiehen. Qu6 iinb bic
2onturren3tGmpfe iel6it tart I'm Grz
l0i6en. 2lnftatt einunbsr 3u betGmps
fen, Deriuhen bic 5abritanten ilA nit
etnonber gu peritdnbigen, mas erieben
lGBt, bub in ben tonturrsn5freien Jns
buItrieen aud bic Q0iung 0es Qrbeiters
probIems entbaIten lit. Das fhetnt
uns aud uls Die etn3tgs pifsnihaf.'
lide Wfet6obs. Der Waarenpreis foIts
ntAt bura bic Gonturrsn5 regulirt
perben, fDubern ourt tptffeHi6uftlih.
Wlet9oben. bic ia 3ur Gsnii8e betannt
fino. Robitoffs, Qobn unp SGpitalge'
Dinn bsftimmen ben prsis. SoDei
es ben Qobngetpinn betrtfft. 10 pirt
bieIer Dur9 Die 8ebiirfniife oss Or
beiters normirt. Sc 6dnbelt iid blol
narum, ben Rapitulgefpinn in getpifes
Greu3en 81 boltsn. Geidie1t oas burd
esTsBlite Geitlseung, 10 fino ale Oto
npmtihen groblene seloft uno es ha
fart ben Qnitein. als Denn BIT. Na
tipnalsGetonomie itd nah oiefer Rid
tuna bin betpegte.
The evening world., 1911-10-07
BROKER GOES TO CELL FOR
PUNCHING CHAUFFEUR.
fIaS Only 81 ana Fine Is SS. So
Is Forced 10 Wait in Prison
Untii Fr:eri Arrives.

\ well-dressed man. who said he was
4 broker, spcn..the early hours 70: to-
day in the Night Court prison hecGlre
ne had only 81 with which 10 pa" an 81
fine imposed by Magistrate NcQuAde.
The fris;uer described h!rsel. aS Ru-
doiph Cnderwr.l o. No, 5l2 West Nine
~ty-iyst street. 10 was arrested On a
complaint OF l!sorGerly conduct pre-
ferrel by George McDouough, a clauf-
four, OF No. a2S Amsterdam avenue.
Uulerwall and IcDu1oIgl were having
a lively fight at one Npndredth rect
ard Broadway wnen Policeman Nti,e
OF the Yves; one IIUU!:oiJh street sta
ton took a hand. Tho cAsuffeur sad
Underwcll had blackened his eye.
According to the complaint. Undcrwell
was driven by Mcponough 10 II house
IN West Eightioth street, They quar-
relied over the amount of the fare, and
after Il was compromised at - the
chauffeur says that UnIerWell hit him,
The broker had to stay in durarce
vile until Il friend arrives VITA the
extra s..
The evening world., 1911-10-07
MYSTERY IN DEATH OF MAN
FOUND IN NEWT0WN CREEK.
Joseph O'ShaughneSsy, Well
Known in Long Island City,
Drowned in Busy Spot.

Within an hour after he had left his
home at Bragau street and Old School
Road, Long Island City. to-day. Joseph
O'Shau messy, one of tine pest known
and most popular citizens Of his COM
munlty, was found dead In Newtown
Creek. His body was floating In the
greasy water between Vernon and West
emu when Bernard Roden saw II
and drew 1t ashore.
The death of Mr.. O'Shaughnessy. who
was sixty years old and OF CHEEKY, OPP
tlmistic disposition. Is surrounded with
mystery. There are no marks of vio-
lence on the body. \ considerable sum
of money was found In the clothing.
None of his friends entertains tho
| slightest suspicion that he jumped into
the water.
How he could have fallen IN without
giving an harm adds to the mystery.
His body was found In the busiest part
Of Newtown Creek. Factories line the
shore and tugs pass that point con-
tlnually. The big lift bridge between
Long Island City and Greenpolnt is
close by.
Mr.. O'Shaughnessy had lived in Ions
Island City all his life. lie had been
for many years prominent in Demo
cratic politics. Recently he had been
"A truant officer Of the Board of Edu.
| cation,
The evening world., 1911-10-07
DEATH FALL DUE i
TO HIS LOVE FOR
WIFE AND BABY
Carvel Killed in Trying to En-
ter Home Without Dis.
turbing Them.

Patrick Carvei. a driver. living at No.
io3 has, one Hundred and Nineteen.s.
street. mad been very careful not to
make any MOLE when he came nome
rom work ever since ? little baby ar
rived u few days ago.
Last nIght when he reached his
apartment he found he had forgotten
his keys. lie hesltated to ring the bell
or knock. fearing his wife might be
startled or the baby awakened. Then
he thought OF mother way OF -aterins
the apartment without disturbing his
loved ones. lie went to the roof. which
has a tlg ov1rhanging cornicc. the edge
OF len Is almost directly above ,.s,
hre-ercape balcony at the Carvill
rooms.
LowcrlnE himself over the cornlcs
Carvln could almost touch with hls toes
tho balcony rail. lie thought he could
easily drop To the balcony. lie let 20
his grip on the cornice Other tenants
heard a shrek as he fell to the court
yards. five stories below. Carvili was
Killed instantly.
The evening world., 1911-10-07
Former Brooklyn Society Cir
Left Home in Norwalk
Last February.

4 despatch from Reno. New. an
nounccs that Mrs. Mabel Currie Hin,
wife Of Ebenezer Iiill IT.. millionaire
lrormastcr Of Norwalk. Conn. has
brought n suit for divorce there. Tho
exact grounds for the divorce are not
given.
When Mrs. I'm took up her residence
In Reno six months aga II was known
tina she contemplated dlvorcing her
husband, whose beautiful home she
suddenly left last February, taking
with her four van-loads OF furniture.
She ZANE TO this city and was "A guest
for , time at the Martha Washington
motel. Friends then said she had left
her husband because OF incompatibility
OF temperament.
The couple were married seven years
ago In Brooklyn. where Mrs. I'M. M
Mabel Currle. was an acknowledged
society belle. She 10 now twenty-nine
years old. MI. iiill is secretary and
general superintendent OF the Greal
Nurwalk Iron Works Company, OF
which his multi millionaire father II
president and principal stakeholder
The family IL one Of the oldest II
Connecticut.
The evening world., 1911-10-07

Lathgop, fIasklns x CO., Roberts, Hal
a. Crisis and J. NJ. Fisite N C~o.-particl-
pate in the settlement. As to what eff
feet tho settlement win have on the
financial status OF the Hooking pardc!-
pants | am not now able to say.
THE settlement provides for . cash
payment Of $4,000 and the relinquisl 10
ment of certain claim. held by keene
and his brokers.
"Tle papers In the case may he Sled
at any time now. The effect e the
suit Is that Mr.. keeue gives mp the
prol,s the irm's charge he mad hy
~spo'ula,!ng IN the Hooking stock On MS
pirate account. when, inder their COLI
t%entlol. ne was under contract to deal
n !, only for the general account"
NJ. keenc has been IN l.oE,Cu, aud
In very poor health. ,or som" time, ana
Ms repre- sentat!yes So 8. was his wis1
20 max" a settlement OF the ease "a hey
than to keep mp a running ight In The
courts.
The evening world., 1911-10-07
Unable to Get ValuableS, He
Stays Behind to Wreck
Drug Store.
SEES | N.
Tried to Cut Bottom Out Of
StrongtoX Holding Thou
sands ana Gems.

Had Dominica G1lgano quietly de-
parted from the drug store Of Frank
Pcrilli at No. Gj Sullivan street after h.
had failed &c open the safe early to-
day, he would not later have been ar.
aligned in jefferson Market Police Court
on a charg, OF attempted burglary. but
DomlElck. peovi.h AZ his inability 10 get
at a large sum OF moncy and h guam.
tity OF iewclr. locked IN the safe. re-
mained behind with a partner &c break
fixtures and so! stock and now his
chances appca to be Clark. for there Il
a record of a previous arrest against
him.
Policeman CuslcK passeu the PERIL.
drug store IN The dark. lrly morning
hours. X. saw u :ia,,. .. !.sa; ias.!,
and the shadows of two men on the
ceiling. quietly stepping along, Cusack
made his way to the nearest stationary
post and got Patrolman Miller.
As best they could they guarded tho
place front and back and advanced To
get the burglars. Galgano ran right
into Cusack's arms. The other mar
aude got away.
The evening world., 1911-10-07
TRIED TO BAR WlFE'S KIN
FROM HER FUNERAL,
Parents, Brothers apl Sisters of
Dead Woman Gel Court 10
Intervene With Husband.

The father. mother, brothers and sis
tiers OF Mrs. Joseph Wood of No. Is
Windsor Terrace, BROOKLYN, who had
teen barred from her home by her hus-
tand, attended lIer funeral this morn
ing largely ~ II result of the good Of
fees OF Magistrate Hyl2n o. tho Flrth
avenue Police Court.
Robert Johnson. brother % Mrs. wood,
appeared before the Magistrate ycster-
lay ani complained that lis brother
ln-!aW n barred all in" members Of
the Johnson family from his house.
Wood was summoned Ia explain, and
dacl'rcd :l1t his wifc's relatives mad
neglected ler while she was In the
hospital. The ilsjstrat" advised him
- make mp with the compia.nnnts. and
NO finally shook hands an round and
LETT ;hc spurtroom with them.
The evening world., 1911-10-07
HARLEM F|REbUG
IS SOUGHT AFTER
5 SMALL bLAzES
Four renementS and Il Ware
house Threatened by ouS.
picious Fires in Easements

The notice OF the West one Hundred
and Tvcnty-hfth street station were
asked early to-day by Battalion chief
Andrews OF .he Fire Department to In
v~estigate Ave Ares he believes were In
osndiary. The fires were in t.e basement
OF a storage warehouse at Twelfth ave-
II and one Hundred and Tiirty-Second
street. owned and occupied ny Wright
G ellis. iced and grain merchants;
and tenement houses at Nos. +" Law
renee street. q Manhattan street.
1924 Broadway and 1924 Amsterdam ave-
nue.. Little damage was done 80 any
OF them.
A representative Of Wright & Gillls
also asked he police to Investigate The
FIRE there.
The evening world., 1911-10-07
THREE FIRMS HAD EN-.
TERED SUIT AGAINST kEENE.

An three of the firms had entered
suit. through their trustees and re-
ceivers. against James +. keenc and
Popper a. Sternbach. brokers for
Keene. charging directly that after
Keene was elected manager OF the
Hooking pool. and after an express
agreement not to conduct any private
aesas IN the stock. he sold his own In
terest at a profit Of $4,000 thus break.
ing the market and leaving the three
wrecks TO he buffetcd by the III winds
OF Wall street.
The collapse OF the Hooking pool and
the failures that followed 1t nearly a
wear ago made up one Of the most aston
i.hlng and interesting stories % finance
that has recently come to light. \ conf
mlttee OF the Stock Exchange, in a
psrlod when the unpleasant names OF
'velcher," traitor" AMI the like were
lvtucly banded, named q committee %
s;iye To Investigate ne transactions. The
committee found 4 goat in Hugh +.
Cr!sS. nopr broker, who handled the
trades for \ %pittancc, ana eNoneratcd
all the other participants In the scandal.
The Hooking pool was originally
formed in March. 700, when twelve
wall street houses agreed TO buy 2p,r.D
shares OF Columbus and Hooking Coal
and Iron, and 20 constitute James II.
Kesne manager for the syndicate. \
second agreement was made in the FOL
lowing July. ana Tor Il tine Hockin-
.was one OF the interesting stocks on tn"
list. Without any apparent reason Of q
business nature. III" stock began q.
climb and to ,taSc or speculative IN
The evening world., 1911-10-07
ROBS 7, M. c. A. BUILDING.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, oct. T,--.Issert-
ing that he is the son Of a former
president OF the New York Fruit Elk
change and a philanthroplst who had
made a gift 10 tho Y, VI. G. \. Of New
York % iO0OO-Statculents which the
police win investisat.-rriuk Van Ness,
twenty-three. was found guilty on "A
charge Of larceny In the District Court
to-day. Sentence has been postponed.
Van Ness found his way to Cam
bridge about a year ago II through
the Y. Il. c. \. got a position. Some
time afterWard he left tho association
and soon robber!cs began to happen N
the Y. VI. q. 4. Building. one n!ght
Van Necs was discovered hiding IN a
closet OF the building. Several thou
sand dollars worth y, property had dis
appeared.
The evening world., 1911-10-07
POLICE HAVE HIS FINGER
PRINTS FROM OTHER ARRESTS.

1t was discovered at Police Head
quarters that Galgano was arrested
July II, 1907. on "A charge of highway
robbery. lie was accused OF holding
up and robbing a citiz. at Greenwich
and Houston streets. Magistrate Mot
discharged him in the police court. but
the Central Onlce kept his finger prints
and measurements.
1t was no naltry prize Galgano and
his pal were after when they tackled
the Perilli safe. crank Perilli II Dr..
John Perilli are the big men of their
neighborhood among their Gountrymen,
Their massive safe has long been the
%strongbcx Of the thrifty 70" blocks
around. 40.
Last night, besides the Perilli MONEY,
there We're thousands of dollars belong
inG t. others IN the safe. II al.o con-
tanned the stock Of an ltlnerant Jew
eller AMI diamond salesman named
Pietro Sabrllas. who returned last night
from u trip out " trwn. Cndoubtrdly
Galgano knew the custom of the Por!!l.s
OF taking care OF muncv and ~valud1lcs
for their uclgl3os-.
The ~" % rglIrH gained entraur'
through a rear window after pryIr
protecting bars from thci' idsteuiug'
They knew nothing about blowing q
safe with dgn'ml;e ana had planned
10 turn ,le pr'i'i safe upside down aud
out uut the bottom, like a housewife
opens me top of q tin can.
BUT the prrin s.rons hos was rot
thai iSind u: SAFE. The edged tools Of
-
The evening world., 1911-10-07
FINDS BODY OF MOTHER
WHO ENDED LIFE BY GAS.
Son Says Parent Must Have Killed
Herself Because Shr Was
lonely.

Dependency was s.yoI to-day as no
cause of Mrs. Louise NJ. Bllz's suicide
by gIs at ner home, 10. 80 Windsor
place, BruONlyn, last nigh. She was
fitty-iour years old and a widow.
When Lor son, Com ii, twenty-five.
returned home last evening he received
no response 10 his rings ANA unlocked
the door. Ills mothr was lying on a
couCa In JNe d!a'H2 !Uom, iully dressed,
v.l a ~ o.. oYsl.
The evening world., 1911-10-07
MYSTERY OF kEENE GOT 7iG
MEN INTERESTED.

kcenc. always 20 maa Of mogn or less
my-tcry in The Street" and known
by the code ti'lcs of The Oh Man"
TX" ana 'l2l." was gccog l.2cd as he
power h,l.Hd the rise. Tho street new
he had boon ,I!Ird upon 10 manipulate
many 4 biz deal when IN" greatest OF
nnanc!ers desired O., pail wires from
under cover. ana his attitude % ~
stock was therefore watched win cai'.
- It was tina biz people OF IN" F.
change fell ior' ,.- locking boom.
After the stock got 10 - good ifs go.
IL was noticed there was selling from 4
source IS mysterious a. ia" oHGlHa!
bu,lng mad been. Tie selling broke the
price and sept tho pool crashing 20 The
s,rap heap Of things that had hcsn.
Hardly had the financial wre,kinS
crews started or the debris that fol-
lowed before charges began TO multiply
N winch kecuc was accused OF FALLING
,hs props out from under his wi nicely
built structure. Tho yl4r-ss took legal
form when the three firms bruHght
suit.
Various heariucs were held before
referees IN which the bankrupt firms
tried to put tine evidence against kceue
into typewriter form. In ono of them
il developed that W. j. Roman. Keene's
{ Office boy. had cleaned up $4,000 In the
market, aud that he had ucen one of
those who pgoAted by the s.Urt selling
Of liO-iIiar.
while The suits were in progress
Edward :. IIatch OF Parker, Hatch X
aleehan, acting for the kceue interest,
m Abram !. ElSus, Bernard l.. Sheiu-
tag. william :. Mcclure, solomon Han
ford, John u. Stanchneld, HAYS,
=, herscnnc.d * Wolfe md other attor-
neys, wAo rcpresented various inter-
csts connected with the bankruptcy
Gases, began NEGOTIATIONS for q settle
ment Of the suits fled against Keene
: and his brokers for the recovery OF
The evening world., 1911-10-07
HEAVY SNOW UP The STATE,
Secgion Ncnr N~utcrtoNn Has nu
Early rail-.
~ NTERTlNN.

WATERTuNN, y Y, oct 7-Rep1ri.
received hero to-ia state tnat Their.
vas a heavy Tall OF snow In the Nortr-
orp sections of the county lato yestel-
dty There vas a light a.! in th!s s.tY,
The evening world., 1911-10-07
BROKERS' LAWYER EXPLAINS
TERMS OF SETTLEMENT.

Bernard l.. Sheintag OF counsel for
Lathrop, Haskins ~ Co.. said to-day:
at is trle that n settlement has prac-
tically been agreed upon and that the
only remaining step Is to file with the
courts having jurisdiction over the
pending bankruptcy and receivership
eases a motion for the approval Of the
settlement. | cannot see how II would
no possible for the courts to have any
objection ta,a mutual agreement
"All the fyms Interested IN The case-