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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-10
DREAMLAND'S PRICE LOWER
Suarantee Against Further Legal
Action, However, Is Asked.

Samuel :. Whi,ehouse, representing the
p9eanland Company. told the Board of
Lsumate Yesterday that they had decided
I" lower their price on the property that
W. city is planning to buy for park pur-
n.seS at Concy Island from 100000 TO
S'S'G II they could b. assured that they
"Vl'd have no further legal expense.
mDsri L. Wray. representing the Lott
AMY which claims title to ali of COney
.s'ahd west Of the Ocean Parkway, warned
me board that they would begin ejectment
proceedings I'm case the city bought the
Property
,tesiden, Mitchell and Borough President
.,'Hh-ny said they we're rather doubtful
O'u' Spending 20 much money FOR the pur-
80 ana wanted 10 look into values a lit
more carefully, so the matter went over
Tor week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-10
TO END BASEBALL POOLS
Waldo Says He Will Treat All Forms
of Gambling Alike.

Police Commissioner Waldo's attention
vas called Yesterday 10 the alleged gam
bling on baseball games In the three big
leagues The system which tho gamblers
are USING in making their pools involves
team from each league and makes pos
sole So different combinations to be played
IN one series, lasting for week. The Com
missioner said:
The same action will be taken by the
Polce in that case as in all other forms Of
gambling
II ls understood that the police authOri-
lee throughout the country had warning Of
tht menace 70 the game, and IL war also
Tdnored that representatives OF the Police
Department had been in attendance at the
games ia this city, both at the American
League ana National League parks, obtain
Ing evidence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-10

ORDERS ISSUED.-The following orders
have been issued:
Lieutenant colonel RICHARD VI "hNI~h-
FORD assigned dth infantry ,,t,>.,,. 49,
,,,,anenf Colonel DAVID G. SHAME as
i,lsI,p, Colonel CHARLES r. MOVES. re-
Iievrd from 2lst infantry. .,,,,s,.>. ..
Z i.utenant Colonel JOHN +. MOERiSoN' rs
signed 21st Infantry. . r,uEII sr.r
Lieutenant Colonel HENRI 70
Lieutenant colonel WILLIS T. MAJ assigned
7th Infantry. ,,,,,,.,, .ssirued osth In
fantry .,.,,.tt o.siyred 19th
',ss,gnuents ol officers. infantry arm
,.',,l,,l, f,romoted snnOunHcd: '0lnh'is
t,of EiNAN vs. V KENNON. lfth ih i4"
- CHAnI.ES G.. MORTON from fnrH
mines 10 san Francisco; AbNEn r,ronnis
NO 9TH Infantry; Iic"'' 5s,n tnf,otr,..
WILLIAM II JOHNSON. Zotn i inta,,..!. .
i!ItiiEH ~ NJ BEALI- 2sth inian.y
t,"inrs PtINER r.. PIERtE loih intalII
,Ii'1pt ~ a. FRENCH. itn InranIs
iVrZ VAIL "a Infantry ~, ~, ~ ans
pUIfIp POWERS Sth Infantry ~ IL :, n n
Hl'pNETr ist Infantry; tOLllN H. ,I 49,
- 49, tg,,,r,,. Eirgf iieutenants HEhN
DnH SIIARP. % Infantry; Et1TNt'
sAVTCuI IT. sth 1nfantr[: Witi''HM -
GsNoE. OH Infantry: ELMER - IN -
ist InfBBiTy -. r,s NJ engineers
raptsip FRANt1s a. POPE. corps %, Va =,
~ New York CITY. thence va ~ r. rSt-1,
i3.tsns reie,,ine Major lTAfibtl -. y -.
OLSON. corps OF engineers y' he Main
tai,,iuu ia removal Of wreck OF ~ nt'Hsi,t
/ -. 80 .bsenca- Major EDGAR ~ u 80 49,.
! gisnaI aorps Two months o"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-10
ARTISTS TO HONOR MILLET
American Federation Will Hold Me
mortal Services in Washington.

Washington, May 9.-Francis d. Millet
the artist and author who was lost IN the
Titanic disaster, vas COMMUNICATED to-day
a. one who for years abored for the up
lift Of standards OF art" in Il resolution
adopted by the American Federation OF
Arts now holding it, annual convention
mere. ,.,, ..
In further honor OF Mr. Mlllei memory
,Le federation will hold q memorial meet
inc SATURDAY. morning. at which addrcsseS
viii be delivered by Senators Ehhu Root
and Henry Cabot Lodge. lass Hhperl
G'barIes Francis Adams and Charles -.
Walcott. secretary OF the Smithsonian In
gtitutiOi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-10
SURROGATE'S NOTICES.

NOTICE 10 NHtDTTONS,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the under
signed intend 10 and are about 20 apply TO the
Surrogate OF the County OF Monroe, New York
for a decree arding TO them Letters OF Ad-
,ninistretlon upon the goods etc. and estate of
Iurretia b. Clark late OF the city OF Rochester
New York deceased intestate, under the pro
visions OF Section 1864 OF the Code OF civil
procedure of said state. and for a decree or
order directing that the penalty OF their bond
az such administrators do not exceed double the
amount OF the claims OF the creditors against
The estate presented 10 the Surrogate pursuant
70 the notice provided for In said section, and
notice is hereb, given to all the creditors OF
~ said interstate and TO all persons having
cisin,s against the estate OF said deceased TO
present their claims 10 the Surrogate Of the said
county OF Montoe At his once I'm the city OF
poch.ster County OF Monroe, New York on OF
before the 18th day OF May. 1912
Dated APRIL -. 1911"
DANIEL Il. CLARK.
GEORGE II. CLARK.
MyRoN r. BLY ATTORNEY for tho Estate, SIG
SIS German Insurance Bldg, Rochester, ". Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-10

duty In London. Captain LINDSEY -
CUEATHAM. PHILIPPINE Scouts. to Septem
her rs. First Lieutenant J. ALFRED MOSS.
15th Infantry. three months relief from
signal CORPS: First Lieutenant EDWARD
BAILEY. medical reserve corps, four months.
NAVY.
Rear Admiral ". =. POTTER. home.
,o,nnsnder Y ~ CHASE member special board
ON naval ordnance, Navy Department
7 ieutsnant Commander W. =. SCOTT. detached
The Massachusetts to summer conference,
Naval War cOlleg -
Lieutenant J. u. WAINWRIGHT. to navy yard.
Portsmouth -
Lieutenant \. = hlbbh'-' - navy l"'' '>o' re-
+ toutenant f. D. MORGAN. 10 Asatic station.
Ensign r. NJ. JAEGER, detached ~" Panther
ti,ren months Leave.
Ensign e. y PrGH detached toe Massschu
setts. to m" Indiana ..-,,
pointed. ,, 49,.
ton, Newport
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-10
lima INVITES RELIGIOUS CENSOR

lanes Nelson, president Of In" Luna
Amusement Company, sent a letter yeSt"r-
dav 10 the Men and Religion Forward
Movement eaylng he would welcome IN"
committee which II at present investigating
amusement resorts. The letter statcS that
tbe company Is DESTROYS of having Luna
continue along the same clean healthy ana
moral lines the coming season for which
f. was distinguished in past seasons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-10
HOTELS NINETIETH BIRTHDAY
many Call at Eastern, in Whitehall
Street, and Talk Old Times

., ~, Eastern Hotel, 1T the southern end
g.. ''sh1l street waS ninety years old
rfoSy' and there came 10 II from al
M 81 the cOmpass 10 celebrate many
Gr o, IN N0nen VINO were in some way
Ann. "eI associated with its early days.
an, ,sliZ. of'icerH. politicians and sailormrn
ara,ui. "pDh me present owner and con-
was s,tta MIN on the TACT that the pla" c
the, ,,r, nale and hearty "a ninety. and
hence. 70 come lStin d'c"de
by a,.l' t Nas sprvaG on the floor rentc I
GAYS ana vanderbilt 1Or thc r~gatt'
s,sr a'D he table A. which Daniel Web
sna %tote some of his speeches was no
erUtoheso ana able 10 stano without
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-10
LIMITED coPARTNERsH.p.

MAURY AND OSS-CERTIFICATD
~ formation of limited partnership.
The undcrsign"i, being desrous OF forming a
laws 81 the state of New York, DO hereby make
the following certificate:
Firs The name firm under which such
partnership is TO be conducted Is Maury amt
AuchincOs'. and the county wherein the prin-
cipal place OF business is TO no located IS the
second -rhc general nature OF the business
I'm ended 10 be ira 7ssctcd Is the business OF bro
krrs and dealers In stocks, bonds ana other Sc
curities.
Third-rhe names OF all the general and spe-
cal partners interested therein. each Of whom
Is Of full age. and their respective places OF
residence are As follows.
Henry r Msurv. general partner. 81 West i3i
street borough OF Manhattan, New York city
G. Russell Auchincloss general partner -
West 53d street, Borough Of Manhattan. New
Charles W. Msury special partner. Noroton.
Fourth|Ihe amour, o, capital which tho spe
cisl partner has contributed 10 The common stock
is nj, thousand dollars ts5OOG~.
FiGh The time ~ which the partnersnlp j. 70
BEGIN i- ne nrst day OF MAY. iai2, and the time
which 70 is 20 end Is the hrst day OF May 1910
Dated the 2ith day Of APRIL. lgl?
g. RUSSELL AUCHINCLosS
CHARLES W. MAURY
WI H. BRUDER
as 10 II. T. N. and {. r. \
p z. CANTRELL
Witness as 10 sig
state OF New York County OF New York. IS:
ON this Hofn N4N or April, l'tE, b"lOlf NC
personally appeared Henry T. Msury and 9
Russell Auchincloss. TO ME personally known and
known 20 be two OF the individuals de
scrhcd IN and who executed the foregoing In
= rument and seyerally acknowledged 10 me that
they executed the same.
WM II. GRCDER.
No 1G5 Notary Public. New York County.
state OF connecticut County ~ Fairfield. IS:
on this 24th day % April. 1912 before me per
sonaIly appeared charles ". Maury. 20 me per
sonalIy known and known Ia me to De one OF the
Individuals described I'm and who executed the
foregoing Instrument. and acknowledged 10 me
ISeai. W. y. TRAVIS,
Notary Public.
State OF Connecticut, County OF Fairfield, County
Clerks once:
T. william T. Hayiland. clerk OF said county
and Of the superior Court in and for said county,
the same being a court OF record. having By law
a seal, hereby certify that VIM. y, Travis,
whose name is subscribed to the certificate OF
proof Acknowledgements or affidavit OF the an
ueXed instrument and thereon written, was at
the time OK taking such proof. acknowledgement
or affidavit a notary public within ana Tor sald
county residing IN said county, duly appointed,
lavs OF said state TO administer oathS and take
the acknowledgements and proofs Of deeds or
Conyayaucrz for lands, tenements and heredits-
mentS I'm said state, and other instruments 10
be recorded therein. and 10 certify the same
that fun faith and credit are and ought 10 be
that | am well acquainted with his handwriting
aud verify believe that the signature 10 the at
tached certificate IS his genuine signature.
In testimony whereof. | have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal OF said court,
TSeaIl AT Bridgeport. In said county and
state, the 25tn day OF ApriI; Iol-'
Clerk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-10
Tvpews,r,No AND TvpewR,r RS

WOULD YOU show our wholly visible type
writer 10 your friends and let them
wherein IL excels any 500 typewriter made. II
vou could without costing you one cent have
lie tvnewriter 20 keep forever as your own
rber tyrite us for full particulars. Emerson
Tvnevriter co. Box ,. Woodstock. III.
uIrFI ETJJC n reduces noise yibratory Saves
wear OF machine. sl.T5 per set. Let rs show
you Lamb Typewriter Co, III Nassau st. n Y.
VICTOR VISIBLE. 10 Nassau st. Catalogue
free an makes taken part payment; bargains
IN Tnderwoods Romin .ytons divers. smiths.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-10
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


: CARETAKER- Small. respectable German ram
lis OF adults. city or country pieiefr71
Crall, 2Ol West lO5th ~.
! CHACFFECR.-Young man: seven lears . eT
perCncc foregn and American cars, capahlo
! mechanic and careful driver; highest references.
$. 80 Amsterdam ave. ---------.--
! CHAUFFEUR, 30; with private FAMILY: city or
country; good rcferen 'es from Grand CcntIai
! Station. J NJ. 3il East 18th st.
/ COACHMAN- Scotch, single: thoroughly un-
derstands driving. saddle horses do anything
| IN gentleman's service: good personal ana VIII
! ten references. Thomas, Tribune Uptown ohce'
. 1864 Broadway.
/ COyCHuNN Thoroughly experienced; city or
/ references Address Pattinson. go West l-9th'
/ COACIiMAN.- IAtey landed: excellent refer
cnoe: country preferred. Michael, care Ray
| nor ~ West bath st ------
| COLLEGE MAN colored. position In country:
ANYTHING: understands automoblIes nlo."T
| boats humping and lighting machinery IT, H.
4 BOX L. Tribune Ofice.
4 COMPANION NURSE Bellevue graduate :
.peaks principal E1ropean lsnSuageri mas
| travelled all over Europe Orient Ioulia ,uo
world: FIST class references: shortly disehsaseu'
/ Mol 3 sutton Manor New Rochelle.
! COUPLE (ScandinayIan) cook. butler valet,
| useful: entire work. except washing; ercel-
/ lcut references: city. country. Industrial $50
| citation Agency. II West f2d st Phohe '-ln
! Bryant.
( COTPI.E-Y Young German: man gardener ann
ur.fui: wife board help; can mako pu' u .
| hes, references Carpenters Agency I'f "'l
ave.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. married. age 10; OK
| 10 ricnced Inside and out; steady zoon re'-
| orenccs. }. H. Terry. 10 Maltby ST. shenon'
] Conn,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-10
EerIlnle.

A. FRENCH NURSE. sp'a.s 600 fnstsni'
,,,,r.,.ri. goo! r-ssraurrs. So. 'h1il'- WI
..r.s A.er-r. Ia las, 57'h - T"l 222' lIala.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-10
BUSINESS CHANCES.

ACCOUNT OTHER BUSINESS Offer for safe
active interest N established paying mill
about SEQ 600. would consider holding part un-
sold: opportunity Tor YOUNG man to make good.
no, oO2 Mystic, Conn. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-10

COOK MANAGER Neat swedish, 'HceiI'nt
COX. attn or without kitchenmaid; best Guy
reference. friend 0ist class "a4 '"ss,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-10

COOK. HAMPEWMNTu. WAITRESS. Two rM
.ei'cf, Norwegian girls. very competent; VIII
inc. hest ,itv reference. anywhere, speak tnB
isI O-,erbcrg.s Agency ii5 Lexington ave-
Tel iOy5 plan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-10

COOK. L,r'NUEEss AVID CHAMHERAA!D.
WAITRESS Two young scotch girls TO-
..,I...r. - years excellent references, city.
rourfry sa5 each Industrial Association
A-.nry. u Yves. ~. Phou" "2lo Bryant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-10

cnoK.-F1rst class. all branches. with, or
without kitcheumaid; a. Years cNreHTnt
,..r.,..aI -efsren,.s. ,ity country S3j-Sio. In
du,.rlaI Association Agency Il West i2d st.
.tbnu. ,9IU BRYANT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-10

COMPANION In a refined home: willing 20 30
seuIrg or HIGHT nursing. Miss NJ - E"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-10

1.nnK Young woman. cvceIlcnt cook and
t5useSoepsr. best references. wisfe- position IN
,,,,ntr, I'm small private family. wages SO. call
A.. TsS' gsth 81. caro- prh"rtN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-10

G,yDr>r.P--N Middle aged; FHllsn; expert
.rr.J fr FRUITS foy,rs, NeI"tdhls'' !a"ns,
S-t,es etc. ton vars reference. Carpenter
Ag,rcv. - Gtu stc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-10

GARDENER. with small family. practical eA
-.-letrs IN all branches, wishes 10 take chdtEH
., ,sr,r.r1an.s rlacr. host ~ references. Gar
4.r.r ROY .L,R summit \. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-10

T-rrI-L MAN--vadish. can 80" On 'sel".
y.irilrr. o.rvir- <3f. COL references. ma, rs
pI'.ops ,..r.y lIl East 37th -. I"' ---'
Plaza
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-10
PENNslLNANIA
WATER GAP HOUSE

THE NOUNThIN PARADISE.
Reouony MAY l.. ,xtsrsi''ly improved. " .''
modern and nncat located hotel ,n tui- rfEl"i.
orrtc.tr.. surtaT diversions every out ~ door
amusement NeW. beautiful Palm Court ana 'hi".
-uocal early season rgtss. Booklet ana tl'. may
mailed Gth season. Joins PURDi corr.
NONROE COUNTY. "a.
MOI NJ pDrOND. DEIAM ARE " Al Ll' - ~
GIRO, -DGBt- re-. tHEStD, IO'tNG ~ ~
NIT TNMOC~ ST. MINER Eb~pltIr ln-
formation af li>& R'oadNh'. ~" YORK ''N
and 5n5 Fulton ST.. Ero"hNu. y !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-10
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American Il Foreign Ieachers' Agrncy.-Sup-
mites Professors, Teachers Tutors. GOvernesses.
atc. 20 Colleges schools md Families Apply
TO- MI. n J. NuHUf- Fultnr. - Union Sdu1IC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-10
Isl MINER HOMi'

ISL MMER HOMES. our wonderful book ~
/ nearly 900 hotels and boarding houses ~
s,tliiyan ana Ulster Counti~s. y. =. IN ready
90, A. y y ontario 4 Western nv. 80. i. u.
. si.yarL q. j. A.. Grand Cent. Term. N.N.'lty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-10
INSTRUCTION.

For Both Sexes city
THE RERIITI SCHOOL OF LANGJ AGES,
MADISON SQUARE tl22 BROADWAY.
Harlem Branch. 34J IeUON Ave. near ETH IT.
BROOKLYN Branch. 2lS-22O Livingston 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-10
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

1fan, a.; Conservatory NcIwIrth Rest
StultH method Tor beginners; lessons zoe
. r,>.tIc Gnisl for advanced professional. also
,iIplls' rr.ldenC'. 81 East 10th -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-10

CORN T. German. cook houseR worker. man
hinder. generally userJl: entire work private
,a,,,if,,. CIV country. Miss Morrow Agency,
7oi Lexington ave. 5Sth It
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-10
MISCELLANEOUS
~. HONE

Just MINER HOMES
Hand .omrly Illustrated Book and full lnfotlna-
lion La regard 20 summer Resorts be Vermont
and shores Lake ChampIain. Wi'h hotel. farm
and village homo accommodations. Iric" -
per week and MP. Send iC. stamps foI WalilHs
Adde'S SUMMER HOMES. No 20 Jsj Broad
way, New york.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-10
HELP WANTED.

1Idle.
! MADE s5o.ooo in i've years WITH a small
mail order business; began WIN ~. SEMI
r,r To no,kl.t Tells how. ueac0cS. 5000
Iockport, \. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-10
WORK WANTED.

Male
co NCHMAN IFFEIR-Genu"man wishes
90 place Ms coHchmau. whom hc hlshly
recommends a. FIRST class driver and rider
sober honest careful, willing l." bo useful IN
housc: care for gentleman's automobile; hihe
years reference o.. 1865 Hoe ave, Bronx
ELECTRICIAN on gentlemsns estate. by Eng
IShmau: understands oil and gas engines.
dynamos batteries. pumps etc, aud does an
general reualrs: aged 30: good references. Mp
nj Ia 4 {, NeNnan IiI East Nn:h 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-10
AUTOMOBILES

AUTOMOBILES. PASSENGER TOURING
cars for rent; first class order. PRIVATE
GARAGE CO. 227 East G4th st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-10

C,t-TTE Germans: cook hous"workers: man
Infrcr general, useful: entire work private
,,,,iiy' cit. country Mss MOrrow's Agency,
= b..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-10
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS

From rho Tribune Bareau.I
Washington. May q
ORDERS ISSUED.--The following orders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-10

uof-sEWoRKER Scotch Protestant woman
,noJ bak.r. excellent references. city or coun
trS Mrs Cooper's Agcury. 81 9Th ave, near
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-11-30
Commits Schrenk to Asyiur,.

John Schrank, the New York man,
who shot Cclonol Roosevelt was COM
mitted by Judge A. G.. Backus in Mil
waukee, Wis, to the Northern Hospk
tai for the Insane at Oshkosh.
This disposition Of the case was
taken after the commission Of five
alienists had filed It's report declaring
Sohrank insane and after ten or twelve
witnesses had given testimony in con-
nection with the shooting.
The conclusions OF the report signed
by the alienists follow:
First - John Schrank Is suffering
from insane delusions, grandiose In
character and Of a systematic variety
'Second-In our opinion, he Is in
sane at the present time.
''Third-On account OF the conneo
ton between his deluctons an the act
with which he stands charged, we are
OF the opinion no IL unable to confer
intelugently with counsel oo the COZ
duct OF his detaase."
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-11-30
Farmar Kills Bandit In E,o-,,

After belnI held Up in bis barn and
then being marched 10 Ills houso with
his hands hoE:nd him. Leo Irskecp. q
prosperous farmer living neSr Rom.
ney, V. Va, shot al, killed one O. his
assai:cats
The de-d robba- proved to be Frank
Hare, negro HYing in tho vicinity.
mr. lnsi;eop wounded the other rob.
Der. '~ho IS 2aid to be hnjio Harry. a
brother OF the dead bandit, and Who
managed 20 Escape
In"heoD narrowly cacaDed dc"lh, &
bul;ct blowing its IA through one
check. and his houso':eeper, Mary
Heata, was beaten Oil the head with
the L::tt end OK q revolver aud serl-
Dusly injured.
OEcers ard poSses OF citizens OF
hampshire county, assisted by Police
lieutenant John Triaber, OF Cu;n3oC
land, Md, and blOodhounds, have been
searching the woods and mountains
for the fugitive, and so incensed are
the citizens over the attempted muir
der and robbery OF InCkeep and his
housokeCpor that no one living In tho
vicinity expects TO see the negro
brought back alive.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-11-30

Etor, Govanui.ti and Clru.o, the
three men who 10 manoer, caused
psndcmonium 10 reign in L.wrerc.,
Mas, and who have been just freed
from = murder charge, dont seem
satisfied with The mischief .bey have
already wrought, bat ere going up
and down tho country proclaimine
the mselves as mar!y1s. and saying
the Lawrence authorities wore afraid
OF them. Such fire bronde IS these
fellows have proven they gro, can do
the laboring glasses no good, hu.
much harm. and the sooner they and
the propaganda they teach arc
frowned down good snd hard, tho
better it will be for the whole coun
try-and their kind.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-11-30
JOHN MIECHELLS BANK EAS.
lily WITHS EANDS FOOL.
ISL run"

Richmond, Va.-Ths run" on
the Mschsnics' Savings Bank. re-
Gently, fully tested the financial
soundoose Of that institution. J.S.
Stewart appeared st tas bank TO
draw out $l0S5, Ocs. 28. As i. was
after banking aou,s, w. 4. Davis,
the tayipg teller, told u,n to como
back tie next dey, wDlcu be did,
In She mesptime it arpea;s that tho
h.nk could not meet it's demands.
crd run" began. President John
Mitchell, j., directed Cashier Wyatt
TO ply al persops who dsmanded
ther money, and piles OF money
greeted tbe gaze Of thoss who came
after their deposits. Tue American
Na'ional and the Fret National
Banks offered President Mitchell
MD tha' he might need, aud pretty
soon truck filled With ell kinds Of
money drew up before the door. The
aid WAS no. needed, however, as Tho
banks reserve was sufficient for all
needs. On Oct. 80 AID 81, SIS. 407
WAS Withdrawn, but on Nov. con-
lldecce seemed to have been restored
~ over $4,000 WAS rsdeposised. while
$4,000 more came in on Nov. 9. and
II was ouly short time thereafter
on.il bu,inoss was moving along in
lis usual way at John Mitchell, Jrs.
psla'ial banking house. When State
Banking Commissioner Bark dale
heard ;hcre wae a run on the bank he
stationed himself Ia the bank in or
der TO Assure all depostors shat sho
restitution WAS perfectly ro!vent.
The Aechanics Bank is member OF
the local Clearing House Association
and obaerved The rules l.id down bv
she ASSOCIATION. II is run on tho
most up to- date lines, and Is capl-
salized at 100000. 1t owns the
new $4,000 four story elurs and
Office building, 1t built, and occupies
part Of, rentiog The remainder. The
,, Banks fixtures ooss SIS 900, There
are 1000 depositors and $50 stock
tolders.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-11-30

1t certainly behoovas our people
TO busy themselves in seeing after
the youngsters. 1t 10 moot impor-
tant 70 DO this, because, feurs.ivoIy
'pesking, the boys ADD girls OF today
are tho msA and women Of tomorrow
This being 50, il puts i: squarely up
up to rs to see that our boys eschsw
crap shooting, cigarettes, &c, %
we'll as TO be aware OF the where
abouss OF our young girls and their
behavior at all times. Acting as
above suggested, 10 our simple duty,
and We should do It, or know The
reason Why. Coarac,er is . priceless.
jewel, and We should do our levsi
best 70 make our children realize The
value OF being unsarnishsd before
tue world.