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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-14

bez piracy, fabryki bowiem stane-
iy wszystkie wieksze. Podobno
we Walii juz wSrod klas robotni-
czych bieda panuje.
- Ksiaze Marlborough spadi z
konia podczas polowania polka
leczyl sic powaznie, oraz zlamai
lopatke IL prawego ramienia;
przewieziono go do Londynu.
z Francyi.
Pau, IA marca. - Porucznik
Henryk Tibull Sevelle, wojsko-
wy aviator, spad} tn podczas
wzlotu aeroplanu i zabii sic ma
miejscu.
Knox w Salwadorze.
Akajutla, II marca. - Sekre-
tarz stanu amerykanski Knox, O.
puSci{ wczoraj Salvador ma kra-
zowniku Maryland" udal sic do
San Jose, w Guatemala. Po dro-
DE w porcie strzezono go pilnie
i liczne przedsiewzieto srodki O.
stroznoSci. Odprowadzali Knoxa
do portu przedstawiciele wiadz i
obywatele co wybitniejsi. Why
ia Knoxa zrobiia ogolnie wraze-
ME jak najlepsze.
z Niemiec.
Berlin, II marca. - Strajk we
glowy w Westfalii szerzy sic "a
straszajaco; juz 100000 ludzi
strajkuje, sytuacya wciaz sic
pogarsza; we wielu dystryktach
przyszlo do ostrych rozruchow,
ludnoSc rozgorycza sic surowymi
Srodkami, stosowanymi przez
Rad, ktory wszedzie konsygnuje
wojsko, jakby przeciw rewolucyi!
l poSrod chrzeScijanskich zwia-
zkow gorniczych wielu przyste-
puje do strajku, badzto obawy,
badz poczucia solidarnoSci;
wiadomo, ze zrazu strajkowac ME
chcieli robotnicy chrzeScijanscy /
wogole niesocyalisci. w Bochum
wiadze zabroniiy sprzedazy trun-
k6w rozpalajacych i poleciiy zam-
knac szynki; szynkarze protest1-
ia II rzadu tel przyczyny. Wy
w6z wegla co dnia mniejszy: W
Kassel, Essen i innych miastach
juz sic odczuwac daje brak we
gla. G6rnicy ma slasku coraz
gwaltowniej domagaja sic Is pro-
centowej podwyzki; W Saxonn
takze. groza g6rnicy strajkiem.
w Johannisthalu, W aero
dromie kolidowafy diva aeropla-
nv i uszkodzily sic ciezko, lot
nixon mic sic ME staio, jeden tyl-
ko pasazer odniosi uszkodzenia.
w Elbing by} wielki ale
kr6tkotrwaly strajk robotnikow
fabryk szewskich; zakonczono go
pomyslnie - ugoda.
- onegdaj ksiaze regent ba-
warski obchodzii 81 rocznice uro-
dzin, okazyi tel kraj caiy skia-
dai mu zyczenia; przybyli tez p9-
slowie do sejmu, z mimi Jako
przedstawiciel swej partyi posei
socyalistyczny Witte, z ktorym
regent bardzo uprzejmie roma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-14

skiego, 'Madery, ktory "a posre-
dnictwem posla Crespa prosi} o
Scislejsze okreslenie ustaw ne
utralnoSci.. Chodzi o to, re te IL
stawy uiozone by1y w czasle, kie-
dy ME przewidziano nawet takich
okolicznoSci, jake obecnie zasz-
ly, j tax, re brof we wielkich ilo-
sciach sprowadzana2ze Stanow
Zjedn, we wielkich iloSciach do
stale sic do rak powstahcow, cze-
mu nalezafoby zapobiedz. Pan
Taft prosi kongres o odpowied-
ME natychmiastowe zmienlenle
ustaw odnoSnych. Zaraz po kon-
ferencyi komitet. spraw zagrani-
cznych ulozyl rezolucye zabrania-
jaca wywozu broni do kraju znaJ-
dujacego sic W stanie rewolucyl l
zaraz te rezolucye przeslano DO
senatu, ktory niezawodnie ia
przyjmie, poczem przesle sic IA
take do izby posl6w. Urzednicy
ciowi niezawodnie otrzymala
wkrotce instrukcye, by ME do
puszczali do wywozu broni 20
MeXyku.
Sufrazystki.
Waszyngton, IA marca. - ST.
frazystki ze wszystkich stron
kraju, pod przewodnictwem zna-
nych dzialaczek ma tenn polu,
wczoraj stanely wobec komiteru
zlozonego czionkow obu izb
kongresu, by przediozyc swole
domaganie sic prawa glosowan'a
dla kobiet w caiym kraju. Sala
komitetu bula zapelniona pania-
mi, a senatorzy reprezentanci z
uwaga sluchali wywodow NOW
czyn dowodzacych, re ME maja
bynajmniej rewolucyjnych jako-
wychs wymagah, a zadaja tylko
prawa glosowania siusznie kobie-
tom sic nalez2cego. PrzmawiaEy
zapaiem DIR. Anna Shaw, panna
Laidlow, panna Leonora O'Reil-
ly z Nowego Yorku, panna Jane
Adams z Chicago panna Ida
Harper. ....
odpowiedz prezyden:a.
. Waszyngton, IA marca. = Pre-
zvdent Taft odpowiedziaf wczo-
raj uprzejmie ma serdeczny list
prezydenta Nikaraguy, ktory
dziekowal "a odwiedziny sekre-
tarza stanu Knoxa. Nadszed} tez
list cd prezydenta Guatamali,
Cabrery, kt6ry wyraza swa ra-
dose powodu przyrzeczonych
odwiedzin sekretarza Knoxa i "a
pewnia, ze pan Knox odwiedziw-
szy Guatamale otrzyma o repu-
blikach poludniowo amerykah-
skich informacye nadzwyczaj
cenne / wazne, jakich lima droga
ME moglby pozyskac.
Rozb6j udaremniony.
San Antonio, Tex, IA marca.
Kiedy wczoraj pociag kolei
Southern Pacific przejezdzai
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-14
Lapownictwo..


zeznano wczoraj, re pewien in
spektor budowli wziai 5000 lapow
XII "a to, re wbrew przepisom bu-
dowlanym pozwolii ma budowe
pewnego teatru w poludnlowej
stronie miasta.
Daniel E. Mulvey, kontraktor
przedstawial dowody ma to i
Swiadkowie zeznali, re widzieli
jak Mulvey dai inspektorowi Ed.
F. KEELING 5000 lapowki.
Doniesiono O tenn Ericsonowi i
ten zaraz zazadai wszystkich do
wod6w. Keeling jest szefem in
spektor6w.
Wczoraj W dalszym ciagu prze
sluchiwano siedmiu inspektorow,
oskarzonych przyjmowanie Ia
p6wek. Wszyscy zeznali, re po-
wodu wielkiego nawalu piracy
mimowoli przeoczyli niektore
przepisy ME doniesli szefowl 0
przekroczeniach.
Sufrazystki.
w przyszlych wyborach oby-
watele giosowac beda mad kwe-
stya czy kobietom powinno sic
przyznac prawo glosowania.
Sedzia powiatowy John E. O.
wens wczoraj zapewni} komitet
zlozony samych sufrazystek, re
ma balocie umie5ci te kwestye.
Rezultat tego g}osowania ME
bedzie miai zadnego znaczenla,
poza tenn, re sufrazystki dowie-
dza sic jak obywatele zapatru]a
sic ma ich sprawe.
Sufrazystki spodziewaja sic, re
znaczna wiekszoscia g}osow od-
niosa zwyciestwo re rezultat te-
go gfosowania doda i'm otuchy
do dalszej walki.
Sufrazystki W tych dniach roz-
poczna energiczna kampanie ce-
lem pozyskania jak najwieceJ
przyjaciol.
Dodano 1000 nazwisk.
Przejrzane cyfry wtorkowej re-
gestracyi wydane przez rade wy
borcza przedstawiaja sic lepieJ
niz cyfry otrzymane przez poll
eve. Do wtorkowych cyfr dodano
ieszcze 1000 nazwisk razem we
wtorek regestrowalo sic 1I5,1S4
obywateli.
w przyszly poniedziaiek ogfo-
81 sic rezultat drugiej rewizyi.
Rada wyborcza skre5li wszystkle
duplikatv. Przez to og6lna llczba
wpisanych nazwisk znacznie sic
zmiejszy. Rada wyborcza utrzy-
mule, re wyborcow bedzie okoio
10000. a ma nieprzejrzanych
ksiegach obecnie znajduje sic
$4,000 nazwisk.
Maio wegla W Chicago.
Chicagoscy wlasciciele skla-
dow wegla utrzymuja, re giod
weglowy nastapi re nigdy W
historyi miasta Chicago ME byli
tax zle przygotowani ma wake
z taxa sytuacya.
Ostra zima wpiyne}a bardzo
szkodliwie ma Gala sytuacye; zu-
zytkowano duzo czarnych dya-
mentow, a dow6z zamiast sic
zwiekszat, stale malaf powodu
grozacego strajku.
Chicagoskie sklady wegla swie-
ca pustkami.
Obeznani Gala sytuacya zwa-
laja Gala wing ma socyalistow.
Rzady uni gornik6w spoczywaja
w rekach socvalistow., a ci umysl-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-14

JezeL chcecie budowac lub dlep-
szyc swe properta albo spiacit stara
hipoteke, udajcie sic po pozycgke do
etarei, odpowiedzialnej firmy Halter
man & CLAM, lilo Milwaukee ave
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-14
WiGlka BitFa VI TIypOliSiG.
KtO zwyciezyf?
Anarchia w Chinach.
WEGLARZE ANGIELSCY.
KatastrOfy awiatyczne.
KNOX W SALVADORZE.
Strajk weglowy w Nlemczech.
WEGLARZE ANGIELSCY.
KatastrOfy awiatyczne.
KNOX W SALVADORZE.
Strajk weglowy w Niemczech
lime sprawy niernieckie.

kOngre-
se-Wymiana kOmplementow miedzy prezydentami Uda-
kOIejOwegO Nleszczesca kOleowe Wul-
kan pod kanafem NOwym YOrku
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TeIegTamy zagTaniGzne'
z wojny wiosko tureckiej.

Benghazl, IrypoIlS, II marca.
w okolicy tel stoczono jedna z
najwiekszych najkrwawszych
bitew w obecnej wojnie wlosko-
tureckiej; zaatakowali z dwu
skrzydei odrazu Turcy, ale Wio-
81 bronili sic Swietnie; walka
szla gI6wnie o wazny fort Forjat,
ktory Turcy chcieli Wlochom D.
debrac. w rezultacie Wlosi zwy-
ciesko odparli Turkow, kt6rych
CORA 1000 pablo ma polu bitwy,
drugie tyle zostaio ranionych.
Wlosi stracili trzech oficerow,
25 zoinierzy zabitych, oraz Z Off
cerow i so zoinierzy ranionych.
Konstantynopol, IA marca. -
Ehdem Pasza, turecki giowno =
dowodzacy w Trypolisie rapor-
tuie tn o jakiemS blizei nieokre-
slonem zwyciestwie tureckiem;
powiada on, re Turcy i Arabowie
pobili Wlochow, kt0rych 1000
padio ma placu bitwy(G...
z Chin.
Pekin, IA marca. - Zdaje sic,
ze niema zadnego rzadu w RE
czypospolitej cfihskiej / podobno
zaden rad ME bylby wstanle O.
panowac rozpetanych buntow l
rebelii. kt6re same przesillc sic
musza Niekt6rzy sadza, re diva
lata potrwa ten beziad i anarchla'
a obawiaG sic nalezy, ze sku7-
klein ich bedzie podziai Chin ma
kilka pafstw oddzielnych. Mem
niej jak armii stronnictw wro-
gich valley obecnie przeclw So
bic: Mongoli, Mandzurowie, ar
mia Czeng-Yena walczaca W imie
monarchii, republikanie, podzie-
leni ma dwie partye rozmalte
bandvcko powstahcze (0 Cd
dziaiy, nieraz dobrze zorganizo-
wane a liczne; wszystko to NOR
duie sic nawzajem z gorliwosct9
godna lepszej sprawy. W Kan
tonic walka trwa bez Przerwy,
brak tylko szczeg0low o niej; W
caiei prowincyi Kwantung pa
nuje kompletna anarchia.
q Anglii.
Londyn, IA marca. - Juz wiec
diva tygodnie kohcza sic cd CA
su. jak strajk wybuchnai wegla-
rzy, a konca strajKu jeszcze ME
ma, choc jest przynaJmnleJ Eon-
ca tego nadzieja - polegajaca ma
trwajacej cd dwu dni, a jeszcze
ME zerwanej konferencyi przed-
stawicieli robotnikow pracoda-
wc6w, prowadzonej osobiscie
przez premiera Asquitha. DziS
konferencya ia odbywa sic W
dalszym ciagu, ale przebieg jej
W scislej trzymaja tajemnicy. To
iedno ma bye pewne, re we wielu
punktach juz zgoda zostaia osia-
gnieta. Gornicza federacya IL
chwalila, re komitet jej ma pra-
wo pertraktowania z pracodaw-
cami, nawet przyjat skale piac,
iaka uzna "a stosowna, ale punk
tv ugody maja bye przedstawio-
ne federacyi do zatwierdzenia. -
Podobno tez federacya zezwoliia
niekt6rym grupom robotnikow
wr6cic do piracy, gdyby robotni-
cy tego potrzebowali = Przyci-
snieci niedostatkiem, ale ME O.
kazaio sic dotychczas mic Podob-
nego. w CALVIN kraju Panule spo-
k6j. Coraz wiecej tylko ludzi jest
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-03
SUNSHINE AND TEMPEST"
ELECTRIC PARK OFFERING

Tempest and Sunshine" will serve
as the attraction for the Mansfield
Stock Company in the rustic theatre
at Electric Park during the coming
week. This play has eve been
staged in this city and for this rea-
son should be welcome to those who
are interested in romantic drama
Matinee performances will be given
on Wednesday. Saturday and Sunday.
The action of the play takes place
in Kentucky and the scenes are laid
in 1866. The plot is we'll knit and de-
velops dramatic situations that give
apuro~a+ opportunities for effective
acting. The story is woven around
two daughters of James Middleton.
an old planter, Julia (Tempest) and
Fanny (Sunshine.) Both become in
love with the same young man. Dick
Wilmot.
Miss Margaret Keene. the talented
leading woman of the company, will
be well cast in the part of Sunshine.
while Miss Anna Nichol will be given
every opportunity for the display of
>her as an actress in the
role of Tempest.
Charles A. Dunlap, manager, has
provided an exceptionally we'll bal
anced vaudeville bill for the open-air
stage. This will be presented between
the acts at the theatre.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-03
PHONE CO.. SUED
FOR s2,OS4,265

Following a decree in the Court of
Chancery, suit for 1904, 265 has been
| started in the United States District
| Court against certain stockholders of
the United States Independent Tele-
phone Company, which went into the
hands of a receiver in 1905
The suit is instituted by John r.
Hardin, attorney for Frederick l..
Johnson, as receiver.
Thomas W. Finacune, Edward
Bausch, william II. Page, jr., Brock
enridge Jones and Louis 7. Nolker
and William H. No1ker. as executors
Of the late William F. Nolker, of st.
Louis, are the defendants.
Claims aggregating s1,5s7, s25 were
presented to Mr.. Johnson by credi-
tors. and Vice-Chancellor Howell or
dered the defendants named as joint
holders OF 1851 shares Of stock to
pay assessments of $40 on each
share. a~ggregating 2.o12, S5s.1o.
Mr.. Johnson made a demand for
the amount, which was ignored. and
the suit in the United States Court
resulted.
The telephone company was a $780,
900. 900 corporation. 1t originally
took over the stock of the United
States Telephone Company. and it is
alleged that the company started on
$1,000 worth of stock and the tele-
phone franchise of the Mercantile
Electric Company of New York,
which was subsequently declared in
valid by the courts. Papers in the
suit were filed yesterday Upon Mr..
Page. Messrs Finacune and Bausch
live in Rochester and Jones and the
Nolkers live in st. Louis.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-03
BURGLAR WORKS WHILE
VICTIMS SLUMBER ON
Trouser Pockets Yield Him Rich
Harvests.

The second-story man, who has
been operating regularly for weeks
in the Fourth precinct. is becoming
holder. He entered two places early
today and looted the troused pockets
of men who soundly slumbered while
he worked.
From Elias Amsterr. of 166 Prince
street, he took a pair of diamond
earrings worth $500, a gold watch
valued at $50 and a 81 bill. Philip
Kreutzberg, of IS West street. had
SOS taken from his trouser pocket.
Entry in both cases was made
through a window.
An attempt was made to rob the
home of Edward Sanders, 80 Chest
nue. street., early last night. When
he returned al 1880 p. m. Mr.. San
ders discovered that a window in
the rear of the house had been forced
open. The burglar had evidently
been frightened away.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-03
PROMISING PROGRAM
AT HILLSIDE PARK

Several new ropers and riders have
been engaged and the exhibition as
now being presented by Wyoming
Bits Wild West at Hillside Park, is
more Fascinating than ever. Fred
owens, the world renowned balloon
list, who has returned from a success
full tom of the country. viii make as
tensions and parachute drops on
every Sunday afternoon. Frank Sey-
fang continues to delight the patrons
in his airship flights nightly. The
entry blanks are to be had for the
annual baby show on August "a, and
judging from the advance receipts 1t
will be the biggest show ever pre-
scented at the park. There viii be
$500 in prizes to be awarded the win
ners, including the first prize, a
Singer sewing machine. Ample ar
r~angements have been made and a
delightful program will be presented.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-03
WILL O r NINTH WARD
~WILSON-MARSHALL LEAGUE

A meeting for the purpose of form
ing the Ninth Ward Wilson and
Marshall Progressive Democratic
Eeague will be held in st. Stephens
Hall. IL Elizabeth avenue, near Clin-
ton avenue, Monday evening. Julian
Gregory. mayo Of East Orange:
Frank A. O'Connor, OF West Orange:
Simon p. N~orthrup, Nathan Kussy.
Judge Thomas A. Henry and others
will sneak.
The committee is composed of Bcr-
nard w. Terlinde, Thomas s. Henry,
Christopher O'Rourke, James Il. Rice,
George Hubschmidt. Leon Villa ms.
Conrad r. Brown. James j. C~orrigan.
Louis Hood, William H. Winter. jr.,
Charles L. Norton, Joseph Il, Potter.
John vahderhook, William ID. Candee.
Timothy A. Mccarthy and William J..
Fader.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-03
FREEH0LDERS HAVE PLAN
TO REDUCE EXPENSES
Engineers to Supervise Me-
chanicaI End of Co. Institutions

Believing that thousands of dollars
in maintenance may be saved, the
building committee of the Board OF
Freeholders yesterday adopted reso-
lutions recommending the employment
of a firm of engineers to supervise
the mechanical and electricafeplants
Of the county institutions. This mat
ter will be taken up by the full board
at its next meeting. Runyon & Carey,
who installed most of the plants, are
recommended for the place.
This company agreed to complete
the work for 5000 a ear. They agree
to supervise the operation of the
plants and to maintain a system of
daily log records, monthly reports of
which will be submitted to the COM
mittee. These reports will show the
amount of coal consumed and the re-
sulting amount Of steam produced for
heating and other use. They also
agree to instruct the engineers in the
economical operation of the plants
and to exercise a technical superin-
tendency over them. The log system
whichSthey intend to install will cost
approximately $3.50.
Defects in the system for lighting
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-03
'RAFFLES INNOCENT
PROTESTS FAMILY
Police Say, However, Alleged
Gentleman Burglar Has Con-
fessed to Many Robberies.

hoya
-N'nousn NY uaar,v
evidence conhectns nm VIZ 80
z,ooV puisidrice, u"e ieluss .atasnan
Helirs' n pnaeL1un still
anu Aa,s uoaont Jvbay nosi-
insisl uia. ,,ar he led the Ii Iakyl
and M ffvre existence attributed 10
/ him by the police, and nave already
arranged for counsel to defend him.
Henry lived with his family at ga
McDougal street, Brooklyn.
Henry, who is now in the Raymond
street Jail, in Brooklyn, where he is
being held to await extradition to
this State on a charge~of burglary
If is alleged to have committed at
Netuchen, was arrested on Thursday
at the home Of his physician, where
le was r~ecuperating from shot
POUNDS in his legs. He is said TO
lave received these wounds n escap-
ing from the Metuchen authorities.
u Police Believe Guilt.
The local police feel almost certain
that Henry is responsible for a num-
ber of h daring burglarles In TINS
pity within the past year, but they
NH make no statement regarding the
Nase until they have examined the
prisoner. Captain William Carroll,
the detective bureau, has que
h Metuchen authorizes 10 stop
here with their prisoner, SO that
might question the man.
Evidence collected by Ferdinand A.
2 tvid, of this city, a private detec-
: qe in the employ of the Middlesex
! dinty authorities. charges that
Rnry once led a gang of plckpock-
q through various sections of the
iith. Nearly twenty years ago, he
said to have been convicted OF
Fglary in Jersey City n sent TO
4son for our years, three OF
, Hich he is alleged to have served.
1e police also claim that he received
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-03
PIRATES
OF PENzANcE!"
Gilbert and Sullivan Crafts
Merry Crew to Step Ashore
at Olympic Park.

Gilbert and Sullivan's most popular
comic opera, The Pirates of Pen
zance,'' will be given by the Olympic
Park Opera Company for the tenth
week of that popular organizations
summer aso So many requests
has Manager Frank M. Ranger had
for this famous comic opera that he
has decided to make a grand revival
for the week of August IS.
The Pirates of Penzance" needs no
advance description or explanation.
The fact that it is a Gilbert and Sulli-
van opera is an assurance that 1t is
full of good music and good, clean
comedy. Manager Ranger promises
an exact duplication of the production
recently made at the New York
Casino with an all-star cast, includ-
ing such well-known names as De
Wolf Hopper, Eugene Cowles, George
MacFarlane, Viola Gillette and
others. For the Olympic production
Overton Moyle. who made such a
favorable impression in Patience
has been specially engaged to sing
the role of the pirate chief. Fred
Frear will be the sergeant of police;
Roger Gray. the major-general; Will
lam Naughton. a newcomer, will
sing Frederick" Lucille Saunders
Ruth and Stella. Tracey will be
heard as a real prima donna. in the
part of Mabel.
Peggy Wood has been called away
to begin rehearsals for the regular
season with Eddie Foy in Over thu
River which opens the season a
the Newark Theatre September 9. ant
Miss Ethel Morton. a prima donna
who has starred at the head of he.
own company. has been engaged Il
take her place, singing the part o
Kate. Miss Leigh Buchanan viii
have the role of Edith, and ver'
Black that of-Isabel.
Edwin A. Clark, one of the best
known baritone singers in light op
era. will be heard as Samuel. Tn
beauty chorus will be in evidence a
usual.
The matinees this week will b
Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday
Free vaudeville and dancing are tn
outside attractions. with a specia
musical program foN Sunday. Tn
restaurant is a popular plac
for after-theatre parties and
crowded nearly every night.
The last performances of San Toy
will take place tomorrow at 2:30 an
8:15 p. m.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-03
z HELD ON GEM
Theft CHARGE
Accused Boy Directs Sleuths
TO Where Loot Is
Concealed.

Louis g. Schaeffer and Harry Her
born. arrested in connection with the
robbery of more than 81, 600 worth o
gold and jewelry from Krementz .
Co, ~ Chestnut street. were held ir
1900 bail each for the grand jury to.
day by Acting Judge Rooney.
The charge against Schaeffer WAS
receiving stolen goods and Herborn
was charged with grand Larceny
Walter Krementz testified that b.
tween December :, 1911. and August
2, 1912, five boxes Of gold, one dia
mond and amethyst. n pearl neck
lace. one diamond ring and other ar
ticles had disappeared.
Schaeffer, who is 3s years old and
lives in Mseker avenue, denied bis
guilt, and stated that +it was only
copper wire" he received from the
Herborn boy.
Accusations were made against
'Schaeffer. however. by Herborn. who
is II years old, and was formerly EN-
|ployed by Schaeffer in the jewelry
factory of Schmidt, Moore q Co..
where Schaeffer was foreman.
Mrs. May Schaeffer. the wife, Of 1ez
Mulberry street. separated from
,Schaeffer some time ago. eShe char
'acaerized her husband as a sport"
HE as mistreated me-" said she,
land repeatedly struck me-" She de-
he was worth between 5000
and 5000.
Young Herborn, who is an orphan
and lives at 800 Peshipe avenue. told
the detectives that they could ind
some of the stolen goods at the house
in Peshine avenue where he lived.
The detectives went to the house and
found the goods just where the lad
said they could be found.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-03
WOMAN HOOKS 5OO-POUND
SHARK AFTER HARD FIGHT

Mrs. Joseph Van Week, jr.. a young
society woman, of 81 North Noun
tain avenue, Montclair. was the hero
Inc Of a hunt off Cape Cod after big
game Of the sea. Fourteen sharks
we're. caught. the smallest six feet
long, the largest eight feet nine
inches. weight more than 500 pounds.
The latter big tiger of the sea" was
caught by young Mrs. Van Week af-
ter an exciting struggle.
The young woman refused help. gay
ing she wished to get full credit for
the catch. For a half hour she tugged
at the rope. letting 1t out occasionally.
but pulling in when even the tugging
ceased. Finally she had the sha1S