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Evening journal., 1912-09-03
COUNTY FINANCES.

County Treasurer Robert NJ Burns
reported TO the Levy Court to-day the
following balances; Special bond
issue. S6S026 highway improvement
bonds, s1L53802 Christisna hundred
s25.67; Mill Creek. S4S.79; White
Clay Greek. sS67-4s; Pencader sS5.06
New Castle. 81 ,9429S' Red Lion
s41I74: St Georges, S6222; Apo
quinimink. S15240; Blackbird, $573.9S
BrandJTwine. S22S-p2.
Evening journal., 1912-09-03
DUNLAP.COOPER INITIALS

p l.. Cooper and Miss Cora NJ.
Dunlap, both of No. 1903 West Four
teenth street. were married Sstur-
day evening by the Rev r. J Con
nelly, pastor. Of St. AIMS r. c.
Church. Mr. Cooper is the assistant
manager of the Pennsylvania Rail
road telegraph department
Evening journal., 1912-09-03
BY The United Press.

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 3-Ofcials
OF the State ard Navy Departments
are making herculean efforts today
10 establish communication with Mic
aragua, and il is considered likely
that within the next twenty-four
hours some word will have come from
the beleaguered Americans in the in
terror, especially at Matagalpa, where
foreign residents are said 10 be in
danger Of a food famine I'm addition
to being menaced by rebel bands. No
especial fears are felt for the Ameri-
cans in the capital, Managua. as IL is
Evening journal., 1912-09-03
COME HERE To MARRY

George S. Hanton. Of South Bethle-
hem. Pa, and Miss Hazel G. Whit
worth, of Unionvilleh Pa. we're mar
ried yesterday at the home OF Nj.
and Mrs F.. f. Taylor. No. 1925
Chestnut street, by the Rev J. Z.
Huntsberger. Mr.. and Mrs. Han
ton will live Al Coatesyille
Evening journal., 1912-09-03
WEDDINGS BY MIR. WOLFE

Fred J. Kesel, Of No 449 Poplar
street, and Miss Nellie r. DALEY, Of
No. 147 Cooper.-street Philadelphia,
we're married here yesterday by the
Rev. George l.. Wolfe
Mr.. Wolfe also married George W.
Stevenson. Jr.. OF Thirtieth and
Spruce streets, this city, and Miss
Eva Browning. Of No. 41t2 Salem ST..
FrankfOrd
Evening journal., 1912-09-03
LODGEMEN ON PICNIC.

Morning Star Lodge, Knights Of
Pythias. Of Grubbs Corner, gave
picnic yesterday in yernon's Grove.
There were about 1900 persons pres-
ent An interesting progam Of sports
was held and several Of the contests
were closely contested.
Evening journal., 1912-09-03
sIlMMIT cAMp ErHOEs.

Echoes Of the recent Brandywine
Summit Campmeeting viii be heard
In Westley NJ y. Church on Friday
night The Rev. T. e. Beauchamp
Invites all the city Methodist preach
ers to attend Professor Thomas,
who lead the camp choir, will lead
lhe singing
Evening journal., 1912-09-03
D. A. r. ON OLD
BATTLE GROUND

Members Of the d. A. R. are at
COoch's Bridge today attending a
basket picnic in celebration of the
first unfuling Of the American fag
in battle. The celebration was ar
ranged by the Cooch's Bridge Chap
ter of the ID. A. r.. OF which Miss
Eleanor Todd Is regent
Evening journal., 1912-09-03
DELIGHTFUL DAY ON RIVER.

Employees of the George W. Bush
and Company offices in this city and
Philadelphia. returned home last night
from river ride on the cOmpany's
steamer. West River. to Ship John
Light Luncheon was served.
Evening journal., 1912-09-03
ro rn0nr aInns sInnrl nIATn.

by The United Press.
Who expired in agony a0cr auomoblo ri lle deputy
reported death De sun.aac hu ibe
coroner expected chemical analysis vonans stomach
70 show some other cause.
Evening journal., 1912-09-03
By The United Press.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Sept. s.
The rule Of the mine guard was
suspended, at least temporarily today,
when Governor William L. Glasscock
state troops have been in the district
for a month
Il was the first time that martial
law was invoked in West Virginia
The Governor determined to issue the
proclamation after conference in
which the destruction of the railroad
tracks yesterday was discussed. II
Evening journal., 1912-09-03
REPEAT BLOCK Party

The Ladies' Aid Society Of Ezion
NJ. p. Church will repeat the block
party this evening. on Wollaston
street between Eighth and Ninth SITS.
Music will be furnished by the Elks'
Band
Evening journal., 1912-09-03
Mn MACLEANTO RETURN,

r. J.. Maclean. formerly Of this
city. and a former president of the
Board of Trade. will be present at
the Board Of Trade meeting on Fri
day evening.
Evening journal., 1912-09-03
nor THREATENS NV ORLEANS.

BY The United Press.
tally wounded do Ae opening of the paro'h'a elr--
today Mayor Behrmauu has refused 60 send armed icu
ties to polls Governor Han Adiafaul General MeNce
are rushing to the from the capital aud take hand
by calling the militia.
Evening journal., 1912-09-03
YAcHT cLIR MEETINGs

The Board of Directors Of the Will
mington Yacht and Automobile Club
will meet in the club house tomor-
row evening
Evening journal., 1912-09-03
FISHERMEN GET HOME.

Norman l.. Crouch and Albert Mas
sey have returned home from 3 twe
weeks fishing trip at Silver Lake,
Middletown.
Evening journal., 1912-09-03
GRANGE sOOIAL SESSION.

After the regular meeting of Della
ware Grange at Newport last night.
a delightful social evening was en-
ioyed. The attendance was small,
owing to the bad weather
Evening journal., 1912-09-03
WEATHER

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON, Sept S-For Della
ware: Probably showers tonight or
Wednesday; not much change in
temperature; light variable winds
Evening journal., 1912-09-03
ion TnREArINs sHIrrNo mn.

HUH iHhtAttNo NIIit i't tiIFt4f
By The United Press.
GALVESTON Tex. Sept GA aetionai night between
coored white brancn ol tho Lousahorcnans Union,
result ong aud 90 ae lp ship
ping Fifty extra officers detailed go tho Vharyes
Evening journal., 1912-09-03

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON, Sept. S-Indicatons
are that there viii he showers to-
night or Wednesday in the eastern
states.
Evening journal., 1912-09-03

The EVENING JOURNAL
has more Subscribers than
any other paper in Delaware.
That means a home paper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-07
DENIES MINE TESTIMONIAL
English Expert Disowns Haw-
thorne's Statement.

William Fisher Wilkinson. mining eS-
pert, who was brought here from London
10 be a witness at the trial OF Albert
Freeman, Josiah Quincy. Dr. William j..
Morton and Julian Hawthorne, testified
yesterday before Judge Hough and jury
in the United States District Court that
the use Of his name in letters and litera-
ture boosting the mining promotions or
the defendants was wholly unauthorized.
and that the statements attributed to him
were absolutely false.
An abstract from a letter written by
Julian Hawthorne, as read to the jury
by G.. II. Dorr, Assistant United states
Attorney, said that "the largest mine
owners OF South Africa, and that Is quite
a statement, have tried to buy us out
William +. Wilkinson, representing the
Goldhelds Consolidated of London. who
spoke OF a so per cent dividend without
a change in the tone of his voice, said
anything in reason for a majority inter-
est but we told him we were playing a
different sort OF game, and we parted
with mutual expressions of esteem"
Mr.. Wilkinson denied that he had ever
made such a statement and produced a
letter TO DR.. Morton in which he had pro-
tested against the use of his name and
demanded an explanation of how Mr..
Hawthorne could have used 1t in such IAN
impudent fashion"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-07
A. lSELIN'S HOME ROBBED
Phone" Man Gets 5000 in
Gems; Misses 100000 Worth.

A man representing himself as an in
spector for the telephone company gained
entrance to the home of Arthur iselin, the
banker at No l2j East 9th street,
Wednesday and got away with three dia-
mond stick pins and gold watch valued
at 5000. The thief in his haste to get away
overlooked the family jewels, valued at
100000 which were lying on the top Of a
safe in an adjoining room, waiting to be
put away.
The inspector" examined several wires
and then went to the second floor. tie
vas accompanied by maid in his ROUNDS
but when he was busy with an instrument
in the hallway, just outside Of Mr.. lselin' 5
door. the maid was called away for few
minutes. The man entered Mr.. lseln
room, snatched the jewelry and was at
work when the young woman returned
He then said he would have to return 10
his office for other parts of the phone
When he failed to return within hall
hour the maid began a search, having
suddenly remembered that Mrs. lselins
jewels were lying on top Of safe on the
second floor. The jewels were intact, but
Mr.. Iselin's valuables had been taken.
The Jewels which the thief overlooked
consisted of a diamond pendant and rings
as we'll as a diamond tiara valued at
$4,000, which Mrs Iselin had worn the
night before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-07
KILLS GIRLS PROTECTOR
Disappointed Suitor Sought
After Tenement House Shooting

Salvatore Tribodo. thirty-nine years old,
who lived at No. 315 East 10th street
and kept a saloon at No. 30l East 10Th
streeH and bakery on First avenue. was
shot and instantly killed as he was COM
ing down the stairs of a tenement house
AT No S2s East 10th street last night
The building, which is occupied solely
nv Italians, was swarmins with an ex-
cited crowd a minute after the shooting.
The police are looking for Pasquale
Dominica. twenty-four years old. who
lives on the fourth floor Of the tenement
in which Tribodo was shot.
Dominica has been in love with Bessie
Fabio for two years The girl. who is
twenty years old and lives at No. 3S
East 10Th street, is a cousin OF Tribodo
Dominica has forced his attentions upon
her for some time, but she has always
repulsed him a week ago he tried 10
induce her to go out with him in an auto
mobile. but she refused, fearing that ne
would try to kidnap her. Finding that ne
could not win her love, he threatened TO
kill her and her whole family. The girl
went to her cousin. Tribodo, and told
him of her suitor's threats.
Tr1bodo went 70 Dominica and told him
to give her up. and Dominica, II is
charged began to shoot. Tribodo pitched
down the stairs, shot through the top Of
the head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-07
SANTA FEARS NO GERMS
Even in Contagious Wards he
Will Bring Gifts.

Health Commissioner Lederle has seen
tn u that Santa Claus Will visit the nine
rttle "tubers" in the Willard Parker
Hospitsl this Christmas. These children.
known as chronic intubation patients ana
commonly spoken of as the department
little tube family" comprise one OF the
most interesting and pathetic groups OF
patients in any of the departments hos
pitfalls.
II was explained yesterday that these
children must live in the hospital for
they need constant surveillance. AT any
moment one of them may cough out the
tube which prevents him from strangling
and another must be placed in his throat
,p,mediately in case such accidents
happen.
These little unfortunates are to nave
q cr:stnas cheer as well as all the other
children in the departments hospitals ana
sanatoriums. Commissioner Lederle said
he would NOT be surprised II Santa Claus
gave the tube family the pest Chilsl-
mas IT'S members had ever experienced.
In answer 10 his appeal rev Gays ago
for funds to provide real CHRISTMAS,
The Health Commissioner has received
substantial contributions from OUTSIDERS,
vino are interested in the plan 10 cheer
up the little hospital children curing
the holidays A. h;aoast
Christmas we have ever been able TO
give them" said the Commissioner, ana
the different programmes are practically
con1pleted'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-07
RECORDED LEASES.

with name and address OF less"e.)
AVENUE II. II. store and part basement:
Joseph Goldman TO Herman Breitcl and sno;
yrs from May ]. 1913: ti.eso: address IL
Avenue II.
CoURTLANDT AVE, az: all; Gustav n
Kornsmann TO August Hi,tel. yrs from
May ]. 1912. sl.ii6: address. 7i2 Court
landt ave
LOT SO. block 300 tar map; all; Realty
Redemption Co TO susan Goldrein: IL yrs
from Nov rs. 1912; 100. address. l72 East
oath ~.
LIGHT ST. SIS. so II W Of Rombouts ave:
store. Dyre Avenue Realty 60 TO Daniel
Harmon. yrs from Dec /. 1912; $40: ad-
dress. 0iG East 2i9th St
sTEBBINS AVE. 1870 to 1890: all: stob-
bins Holding 60 TO Bernard Cransman and
sno: yrs from Nov l. 1912. Si4.i00: ad-
dress. 526 East 10th 81.
80 AVE. 34O3 and 3t05: space In store.
2ONT5: North Side Provision co TO Frank
Liss; Q yrs from Jan /. 1913: $1,000: ad.
dress. 1898 Teller ave.
FAD ST. 433 West. 24I1I76: all. Laura N
Moore 81 Al 10 julius Miller and ano; II
VS. from May !. 1912: s732: address. 433
west 23d 81
2eTII ST. II and IL East: 27th ct. a and 2
East: ~ lofts; Flemish Realty Co 20 Will
lam Fischman Corporation: 3T-12 yrs from
July I. 1918. $1,000; address. Is to 10 East
26th 81.
i4sTH ST. 2s7 West: all: BENJAMIN Ro.en-
stiel TO Leo Abraham and sno. yrs from
Dec !. 1912: $3.50; address. $50 East
lB0th at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-07
LIS PENOENS.

AVE A, 8, $50 II OF s7th ST. 10 7xSIx
II i0xsl: James Conway agt Jacob D Iipko-
WITT et al foreclosure Of mtg): attorneys,
"ebber & Weber
22D AVE. $. lot 1917. map Of Village Of
Wakefield: William Hochstin agt & g
Construction Co ct al foreclosure OF mtg;
attorneys. Frankenth aler & Kaufman.
st. 2l9 East; 3Tth ct. 2l2 East: Christine
Straiton agt Susanna Sands et al partition.
attorney, ID Provost.
28TH ST. 249 West: Franklin Savings Bant
in the City OF New York agt Albert G Pferer
ct al lamended foreclosure OF Mtg; attorney.
W VI Powell
INDEPENDENCE AVE. 2 .. 336 Il Of
River ST, ls2x3S5x l50x300. Bronx: Metropolitan
Life Insurance Co agt George ID Eldridge ct al
foreclosure OF MTG; attorneys. Woodford Bo-
wee e. Butcher.
18TH ST cor OF Old Bloomngfale RI,
9Ox-: Rebecca Mayer agt Clarence + Byrd -
al partition; attorneys. Kendall & Herzog.
l53D ST. =. 1915 n e OF sth ave, IoX'@ II :
two actions: Frederic Kernochsn ct al agt
Samuel Cohen ct al foreclosure or two mtgs);
attorney. II F. Miller.
10TH ST. 2li 10 2l5 West; Clement March
agt Perciva Ketterer ct al foreclosure OK
Mtg attorney, II F Miller.
l3sTH ST. 129 West. Clara Milhauser agt
Matilda Henry 81 al foreclosure OF Mtg; al
torney. l. Marx.
120TH ST, go East: House of Mercy. New
York agt John Harper ct al foreclosure q
mtg) attorneys. Alexander q stern.
HEATH AVE 2ss4: Katherine Baum AT
Pouch Realty Co foreclosure Of mtg; attor-
news Alexander 4 keenan,.
i53D ST, s. 2oo3 II OF Morris ave (oIt
llnel. 5OxiO0: william G Bowers, exr, agt
Henry Williams ct al foreclosure or
mtg): attorney. VI Borland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-07
REALTY NOTES.

The southeast corner OF 2O7th street and
Broadway. which NJ. Just recently sold TO
T. G. Galordi & Co., is now to be i'm
proved by the owners by the erection Of a
high class restaurant on Broadway and
stores on D7th street.
n. Brigham Hall and William d. Blood
good have been appointed agents for the
New York realty holdings OF Henry G..
Trumbower. OF Philadelphia. and also for
No. 40 to 40 Fourth avenue. southwest
corner OF 32d street, new twelve story
mercantile building. on a plot f16xS3 feet,
Roswell +. Easton and Adm G.. Pierce
owners.
Mary F.. Sanford Is the purchaser OF
the plot, No. 1853 West 65th street, sold by
Nathan Meyer.
Paul 4. McGolrlck negotiated the sale
OF No. i23 East 22d street for ]. b. Puck
to the Moore Realty Company. recorded
Thursday. The seller acquired the prop
erty through the same broker three
months ago.
Huberth & Gabel and G. 2. BITTERLY
negotiated the twenty-one-year lease OF
No. 81 West 18th street for Warren Les
lie. reported Thursday.
Ames q co. have been appointed agents
for No. q West 32d street.
SCHNEIDER g. LAebler have been appointed
agents for Laureate Hall. at 18TH street
and Amsterdam avenue. recently pur-
chased by the Hoguet estate.
George y. Bergkamp and Albert \.
Ransom have opened offices at No. 34
Summit avenue. West Hoboken. under the
title Of the Bergkamp Realty Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-07
MECHANICS LIENS.
DECEMBER @.

!TH AVE, s W cor 122d st. 100x1O0: 4 Papdi
Tile Co agt Browning estate, owner; Gilman
Marble Co. contractor: $537 %.
18TH ST, IS East: Charles + Pluemacher
agt j De Mont Thompson. owner; 5 VI RAN
dali & Son. contractors: SD
EAST END AVE, %; Watson x Pittinger
agt Fritz Gerspacher. owner: Ehler Construc-
ton Co. contractor $246 ?2
OAK ST, ~; Knickerbocker Metal Ceiling
Co agt Antonio Marlscano and Theresa Maris-
cano, owners: Martin Garone owner and con-
tractor trenewaD: 81 80.
MULBERRY ST. 3: Knickerbocker Metal
Ceiling Co agt Militia Anzelone. owner; Martin
Garone. contractor (renewaD: $50.
18th ST. 10 East; Sandhop Contracting Co
contractor: s434 SO.
4TH AVE. 400 to 454: Otis Elevator co agt
Mary Goelet and George @ De Witt exrs
owners. William Henderson 0nc) contractor:
1915.
PROSPECT AVE. n cor isIth ST. jOx95.
Joseph Starobin agt & + Construction Co
owner and contractor; 1915.
BROADWAY. cor 97th' St. 1O011xl00.
Paladno Contracting 60 agt Fox Amusement
co. owner; Atwel Contracting and Construc-
ton Co. contractor: S2SS -.
ANTHONY AVE. fG40 and 1912: Raiser
Heating Co agt Marie Davis. owner; Bernard
Davis. contractor; 500.
236TH ST. 8, AS n OF Keper ave- COX
100; Irving Plumbing and Heating co agt
BID AVE. 1922: Colonial Art Glass co agt
Ray II Winston. owner: Frank Morris, lessee;
Isaac Barr Gnc), contractor; $216 06
41TH ST. 32J East: James Mccormack agt
Maria NJ Mcguire. owner and contractor. 81
400.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-07
DEGREE FOR ARSON ARTIST
Jury Awards 1t and Golf Will
Embellish 1t.

Bruno Rothenberg, who is alleged TO
have developed the science OF arson to
such a point that by means of a con-
.rivance worked by an alarm clock he
could set fire to building at any gwen
time. was convicted of arson in the third
Gegree yesterday before Justice CON- IN
the Extraordinary Term Of the Supreme
court. He may get fifteen years. He was
accused of having caused a fire in the
store of the New York Frame and Pct
,ire Company at No. 1i2 Fulton street. on
June u. 1911.
Charles Horowitz. president Of the New
York Frame and Picture Company, viii be
brought to trial on Monday for ming false
proofs of loss in connection with the hre.
1t is alleged that not only was the fire
of incendiary origin. but that certain
pictures on which Horowitz claimed dam
ages had been taken out of the place be-
fore il occurred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-07
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
(With name and address of purchaser and
nttorDey.)
Manhattan.

TWIN Udfne ana a0OrttF OF purchaser and
nttorDey.)
Manhattan.
AMSTERDAM AVE. Q s. 52.2 II Of 10th
ST. 25xlOO Charles r. Mclaughlin ct al
TO T j McIaughlln's Sons 345 Amsterdan
ave (mtg t:4,30O): Nov 20: 800; attorney.
TIL GSrd s4 and ars.s CO. l.s Br9sdw
ct nj 10 Benjamin J Well 20 East SGD Of
tmtg s2o,25ol; Nov IL: 500; attorneys. Well
4 Mayer. Beskman 81.
70 Samuel J Kessler. 31S Broomo st tmtg
s25,OOOl; Dec 8: 500; attorney. Nathan ii
Stone. 346 broadway.
CHARLES ST. :. 1871 II OF Blocker
st. 20xg3: Charles st. q s, 98 II Q OF Blocker
st. le6x irreg: Charles st. n :. o2.l It Of
Blocker st. 2oxe54: Hamilton waling. jr,
Gin Charles ST.; all liens; Dec 2; sioo; attor.
ney. Title Insurance and Trust Co. 1876
ESSEX ST. 81. 221s7e: Ida Harris to
forney. Hy seh,mmei, Ii PARK Par row so0 at
W III 10 beg: Interior lot. bounded n by
limo e7.s OF 10th st $ by n OF PSI West
wall Of 2ss West 10Th st: Charles Furs. to 70
Revel Realty and Security co. 90 Yves,
broadway b and q: Dec 8: 81: attorneys,
AP JONES T sf 'S sss Ms Snesn, Pen.
TO James A Lowe. North Branch. j; u
part r, I and 1: all liens; Dec 4: 81
LOT 20. map Fort Washington and u v
Syndicate. Hy MorRenthau Co 10 Comfort
Realty Co. 3 West 39th st; b and s: Dec q,
500; attorneys. Wolf Kohn. 25S Broad
way
SPRING ST. S. Is.2x60 to alley xis.1r64
with a right To alley: william II Sag. and
ano. trus to Henrietta A Mittnacht, Mon.
roc. y Y; Nov 0; 800: attorney, W II Sage,
suLITvXN ST. $. 100 IT of Prince It,
25xioo; Emilia di Giaeomo to Antonio Pc.
Hens; all title; y part: Dec 3: 500: attor-
ncy.. r. NJ Burghard III Broadway
WADSWORTH AVE. . q, 1875 II n Of 17bth
~. 45.6xioO: Jacob Chaimowitz to Thomas
carroll. 10 East i20th st: Il part (mts
si2O00l: Dec 5; 800: attorney. A f Silber-
lsT AVE. 74.1 II OF Both ST. 24sxTb;
Charles Oibrich to Michaela Olbrich. 2oi
Fart 18th ST Imtg $4,000; Nov ~; 800; at
to .ney, william Hauser. 100 william St
30 AVE cor 10th ut. 1005x75; Seven
Forty-nne West End Avenue Co to Harry
y Cutner. l West 1920 1T: all liens: Dec &;
500: attorneys. Calm Nordlinger. 1aC
Broadwsy.
9Th AVE. 252. I7Ai00: william 8 Duncan
TO irving Judis Building and Construction
90. 1861 Broadway tmtg SAB 00): all liens;
Dee 6. 500: attorney. Lawyers Title Insur-
anco ard Trust co. $50 Broadway.
18TH 81. n q, 500 II W OF 9Th ave- 25xp2:
Intercty Land and Security Co to Progress
Holding co, ~ Nassau st tmtg s41, 5OO); all
18TH ST. 223 West, 25x92: Joseph Ans
tacher 10 Arshrne Realty Co. Inc. AIS West
sSth st Imtg S26 500: Nov 25: 500.
4sTH ST IA East. 4 sty brk. 1bx10o. Z;
kenton Realty 60 to Charles II Chatwood. 8
Park ave mtg $i2.oOo). all liens; Dec 8; 500;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-07
ode LUXE" MEN INDICTED
Were Trapped by F. G. Car
nochan. of New York.

Boston, Dec. 6.-Indictments were re-
turned by the Suffolk County Grand Jury
to-day against three Of the alleged book
swindlers who have been operating
throughout the country. Two Of the men
indicted, Walter V. Dunton and Frank T.
Daniels. are under arrest In this city,
and the third, George NJ. Fisher, alias
George M Wilson is In custody In New
York
Two indictments were found In each in
stance. one charging larceny Of $500
from F. G.. Carnochan, OF New York, a
Harvard student, and the other alleging
conspiracy 10 steal moneys and chattels
of Carnochan.
The men, it is alleged, sought TO sell
Carnochan a set of books. He became
suspicious and the sale was hnally ar
ranged TO occur In a Boston hotel, where
police inspectors were hidden to witness
the transaction.
Dunton and Daniels pleaded not guilty
and bonds were fixed at $500 each.