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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-09

Invitations have been issued for the
marriage OF Miss Katherine Evangela
Gaffney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John J. Gaffney, Of 374 Thirteenth
avenue. to Jay White Frank Con-
nelly. of this city. The ceremony viii
be solemnized at st. Antoninus's R.
C. Church, June IS.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-09

The marriage of Miss Brnestine P.
Lindeman, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Lindeman, OF 142 Hunterdon
street. to Herman A. Fenning. of 2S9
Hunterdon street, will be solemnized
this evening at the home of Miss
Lindeman's mother. The ceremony
will be performed by Rabbi Solomon
Foster.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-09
CrOntOns for Soup

Take thin slices of bread, cut them
into little squares. place them in a
baking pan, and brown to a golden
color in a quick oven. They may be
improved by spreading lightly with
butter before browning.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-09

Mrs. c. Neil Davies. of 159 Grafton
avenue. viii open her house Wednes-
day evening for the garden party
which will be given for the benefit
of Emmanuel Reformed Episcopal
Church. Mrs. Davies, Mrs. c. Todd
and Mrs. A. Y. Cameron are in charge
of the arrangements.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-09

Mrs. Charles F. Mackin and family
of Walnut street, will leave shortly
for Deal Beach. They will remain
there for several weeks and later
VIII go to the White mountains for
the summer.
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-31
CLEAf HANDS

that 1t Is alone the iiihy habits
OF public danger II he could be
II oi w""id
likely obtain disappointing results re-
indicative
containing typhoid bacli proceeded
to ocrrry youm u follows;
Then held the finger I'M Ter III" zap
In Washed
th"
the used hundred thr-
vphous plate l. M"r III" washing
thoroughly soaked In
pcat.i Result Four colonies "i
Eac Illus
rubbed with ow. and the
Of
ts may The accident that o""
the
Sept Of freshly the stock
to tip Of
solution N-
phod baol The china lifted such that the
contained
dust
To the howl accrr examination showed that typhoid b
Medical
citation.
uod
numbers The voad In providing
it's employees aud dnns'
example should be- followed "
of in the handling ""d
OF Sooin, clubs
r In this regard he super
hotels restaurants ana
attention "a" S ''
received Defective is far lcss important
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-31
Quilitch Feed Store
Store $40 North Commercial Street
Phone Trinidad 90.
STOMACH TROUBLE AND CONsTI.
PATlCN CURED

81 was sick for three years with
stomach trouble and constipation.
ioctored continually with different
physicians. with only temporary re-
lief" saws Mrs. Hester Waite. of Ant
werp. Ohio. a friend advised me to
try Chamberluin's Tablets. which |
did. and continued to use them for
one year. and they completely cured
me. not only OF the stomach trouble
but also OF the constipution." Fur
sale by ull dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-31
SinclairS Entertain.

Professor and Mrs. ;ohn +. Stu
clair entertained charminsiy last
night at their home ."n Tiiioison
street. The HON. was b.sniiful'i
decorated with pumpkins. wi,eh"'
and black eats.
Delicious refreshments w-T. served
by Mrs. Sinclair. assisted by her sis'
ter. Miss Polk. Tho" who enjoyed
the .vcnIn. Al the sinclair home
were: Mr.. aud Ain 4. e. Jones. Mr.
aud Mrs. \. II. Minion. Misses Amci-
Ia Ma.dcr. Kathryn sheldon. Polk.
Mcssrs. Moore. /. Il Morgan aud j.
Orlando Northcui,.
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-31
Ton,orrow Pencil
Day; Buy One Sure

Pretty Trinidad Girl. will lie ON
every stree, corner tomorrow selling
pencils.
Pretty Trinidad girls VIII s,on yon'
nni button holc you aud swoctiy ask
yol to buy u pencil NJ five cents per.
and none oi MS viii L." able 10 re
.usc the appeal. for pr.itcy Young
women are Irresistible.
The Tcinldad girls will sell pencils
To raise sum cf money which will
go toward icfra, ing the cost Of tho
elaborate improvements that are he.
'rS made on the Trinity Episcnpal
church on the north side.
SO buy pencil and help buili II
church.
But above all please the yopn .
women.
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-31
JAMIESON'S
GIRL RESCUED FROM
WHITE SlAVERS

New York. Ot Josephine
Ncl.oukhlin. ~ years old. mIxaAHs
for week and for whom the police
had been nskcd to search. was RS.
rued today from two alleged trafflck-
erx in woman who had kept her n
prisoner since the nigh, OF her disap-
pcarancc.
\ note implorin. ai.! was wfii'ci
ty the girl this morning and pushed
through the shutters of n window
II fiuttcIcd down before the feet of
- citizen who notified the police. y
spectacular raid OF the place followed
aud two prisoners were taken.
Til. girI told the police that she
left her mothers home on tn" night
OF October .: with young man shc
had met u few days previously to at
tend n dance. Her escort took her
instead. to the fiat from which she
WAS rescued. There she met a man
and n woman who confisscated her
clothes and watched her closely.
John Hamilton. a driver. one oi
the girls captors. was locked mn Oh
a charge OF abduction. girl com
paniou was charged with disorder,y
conduct She said her name wHs
Elizabeth Clark and the police
searching their records. found tina
her disappearance from home ha'
been reported a month ago by her
father and that n general alarm fol
her, too. had been issued
| The police are seeking the young
man who took the Mclaughlin Cir
to the flat.
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-31
SALTS If KIDNEYS
OR BLADDER BOTHER
Ha, mless to Flush Kidneys an
Neutralize Irritating Acids

Kidney ana bladder weakness re-
suit from Uric acid. says noted au-
thoritr. The kidneys filter this acid
from the hioOd and pass IL on to the
bladder. whore IL often remains to
irritato and iu;lamc. causing u burn
ing. scalhiHg sensation. or setting
ur an irritation at the neck Of the
bludd.r. otliging YOU to seek relief
two or three times during the night
rnc sufferer Is in constant dread
the water pa,scs spmctimcr with a
scaldinc sensation and IL very pro-
fuse: again. there is difficulty in
avoiding II.
bladder weakness, most folks call
It. because they cant control urina-
ing and sometimes very. painful. thi,
Is really ono of the NOSE simple all
mcnts to overcome. Get about four
| ounces. of .Iat Salts from your phar-
mncist aud take Tablespoonful In
a uluss oi water before breakfast
continue t!,ls for ,~+o or three DAYS.
This will.ncitralike- the acids in the
urine SO il no longer is n source OF
/, irritation to the bladder and urinary
| organs which then act normally
again. .rr-. al
! lad salts is inexpensive harmless
and is made from the acid of grapes
and lemon Juice. combined with lith
| la. sand is used By thousands of folk,
who are subject to urinary, iis1rdcr.
caused by i,ris acid Irritation. LAD
salts is splendid for s;kidheys ant
causes no bad effects wlaseyer,
Here 'you have pleasafft efcrves
cent lithia water drink. which quick
iy relieves bladder trouble.
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-31

iieriin. oci 5l.-Thc Mexican
minister OF finance today Informed
tho correspondent of thy Frankfurt
Gazette thst Mcsieo's opti1n on u
loan of S:;.o"O. 90" IN Paris would
h" cycrciscd on December 1. Iic
added that funds were assured ta
pay the Mexican federal army until
New Years day.
Fh" Gazette expresses doubt In re-.
gard To tn. Mexican ministers dec.
iarntion. It wa. stated last Spring
tha, II lean Of $.:.'cu 900 had been
arranged In Paris py representative
Of the Mexican provisional admins.
;ration and that $:o.ooo.OOO Of
this had been haadod ever imnc-
diat"ly 10 provisional president ilu-
cria. A later report sTok., OF anUth-
.r transaction al S:". .pO".o"". This
would leave u balance still du, Mex
i.r oi f,..o"U.O0".
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-31
x. of P. Social Meeting.

The knights OF Pythias nj u sooia
entertained u, Castle Hall last r,'
.ning about Gs people present,
They were delightfully."- entertained
by singing by Mrs. Rcr' T.. Gregory
and Mrs. John Dye. Miss Hazel VII.
liams gave an entertaining piano
solo. Grand Chancellor \. r. Iioli.n-
beck addressed friends and member
after which cards We're played nn'l
rsIrcshmcn,s served.
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-31

easily cured. In fact. Chamberlain $
Cough Remedy Ia famous for Its cures
or thix most common ailmcnt. and Is
pleasant and safe TO take. Why take
such dcseratc chances when 70 re-
liable aud trustworthy medicine
may he obtained 70; q quarter. For
sale by all dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-31
Social Affairs
@ LOCAL FuNcTloNs hal
III AND SOCIETY NEWS SsS

of Starkville. which ceremony II Is
learned. WAS performed by the Rev
H. r. Chandler on September 20 and
kepi secret by ali PARTIES
Mr.. Turns IN well known as u
s-mi-professi0nul baseball player
and ~ member Of III" Sopris team
this season. Miss Meek II the oldest
daughter Of Mrs. Rob.t, Meek Of
strnkvill:. widow of Robert Neck
one oT the heroes Of the Cokctiaic
min. Iisaster. VINO los, his life IL
the Rescue work IN the wrecked slope
Mr.. and Mrs. Burns ar. making tlSnr
h|s- at sol,rk.
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-31
Butns.Aeek

The announcrn;n oi u wedding
tina, comes a- u surprise to a large
number OF friends IN that al William
Hurus OF Sopri. to Mi.s Anna Meek
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-31
MOST DANGEROUS OF MINOR

or tho minor ailments cold Is by
fur the most dangerous not In i'zclf
but the serious discascr II 20 often
l.adx To. Pneumonia and consump-
tion always start with cold. When
YOU have cold YOU are much more
likely to contract the infectious dis-
cuxcs such ns diphthcria. scarlet few
or and whooping cough. Colds arc
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-31
Music Class Meets.

Miss Marilnoyas music study
class Will lie entertained by Miss
Ruth Cntiott saturday afternoon NJ
her HON. ON Oak street. a splendid
program will he presented by the
members OF the class.
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-31

Washington. Oct. Sccrctar,
Daniels OF the navy department re-
turned from Mobile today and had
- long conference with the president
". snIu he did not discuss Mexico.
hut took IN the question al naval
c,rimatcs. Nc indicated that the
number OF batticsh;s~ for ;his year
wo,ild not i,c decide for somc time.
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-31
Many Halloween Parties.

Ooh Ooh
The north winds blow.
The witches are flying higher:
y :. BE insids tbe sat-
Not later than eight.
Al the home OF Dorothy Eyer
The foregoing, 'y.Ys. In on tbs
unique invitation to III. HaiIow.'.'
party To be- given tonight NJ the hon'
OF Miss Dorothy Eyer at .oo Gram
avenue.
Halloween ranks with Christmas
and Thanksgiving time In the socia
world. The si.ooky decorations oi
oEans" and black pr-donina'. nj til.
parties. Pumpkin, witches, black
cats and all other "scary' things add
much tn til" general hallow-'.n at.
..t
Many parties have been planned
for tonight. Some will l-a," the
home of the host ar hostess aud play
their games nj the homes OF neigh.
bors. returning for refreshments ut
til" honh. Of their entertainers. Chill
''rcn costumcd as ghosts Will he sc"n
al'ou, mystcriously' In iimly lighted
rooms.
The fun of diving for apples and
all other Halloween games has bern
experienced by young pcopl. ever
since Halloween existed.
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-31
To Give 1uaicale.

Members of MIss Miliken's music
study class Will take part In . pro-
gram To h. presented at the home of
the teacher tomorrow afternoon IN
Fifth street.
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-31

Russo. an Italian soldier of fortune,
and formerly a major IN The rebel
army in tho Orogco revolt against
Nadero. shot and killed his wife and
thon took his own life early today
The double tragedy occurred in Rus
SOS home. in Juarez. Russo aud his
wife went to clifton. Arizona attet
the collapse of the Orozco revolt and
they returned from Clifton to luare,
two months ago.
No reason for the double killing
| is known in Iuarez.
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-31

Dr. Tupper asserted that prospects
for peace Ia Mexico were brighter
today than ever. lie mas made scy j..
erAl trips Into Mexico on peace mis-
sions since the beginning OF the Ma
dcio revolution.
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-31
PENCIL DAY! PENCIL DAY!
Please Buy Pencils!

Printing Of every description neat
IL and quickly executed at the
Chronicle News job rooms. Samples
and quotations on request. Use the
tNienho-~ Trinidad At0 ~
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-31

Try the Black Bass. shad. Roe
Frog Legs and Blue Points at the
Columbian Cafe: Just arrived today
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-31
cNlRAvnlU IS EvAC-
UATEO BY FEDeRAls

lie announ' cnent nf iu" departure
OF the refugees was mnac aud friends
of General Diaz on shor" were MT
awa,c this morning that lie had
lett.
Two German warships. the Hcrthn
and ,hc Bremen. are now In this
port. TIL. Brcmcn having Just ar
rived from ST. Thomas.
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-31

Tucson. Ariz.. Oct. 81. DR.. Hen
ry Alien Tupper wus at lIcrmosillo
Sonora today on u mission in con.
nection with his official position in
the internatioal peace forum. He dc.
nicd TINT he represented President
Wilson in an official way.
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-31

Washington. Oct. cl--Gcrcral F--
!iS Diaz and his party are bound To
u poiut oil l'rogresso. Yucatan.
where they viii lie transferred to u
New York aud Cuba mail steamship.
dcrartmcnt io,ia. In IL dispatch from
Rear Admiral Fletcher. commanding e
the American squadron in Mexican
waters. The ;lmttlsship Michigan
cary ing the refugees. should reach
Prpyrcsso tomorrow. Admiral Flctch.
or did not say on what yesscl tn,
refugees would sail and no mention
was male OF their ultimate dcstina
ilon. es
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-31

Washington, Oct. 3I.-Prcsidont
Wilson and counsellor John Bassct.
Moore, OF the state department dis.
cusseh the Mexican situation today
nt length. As NOS; of the members
ofthecabinet were away. there wa
no session OF the presidents official
family. Since tile president will gr
to Princeton. n. j.. to vote ncNf
TUESDAY. there will be no cabine.
meeting, aud no informal considcra
tion in the interval. II is not like.
ly that any plan of action will b,
discussed at II cabinet meeting unit
late next week.
There was nothing to indicate an,
prospects of earlier action. Mr.
Moore did not discuss his talk Will
the president.
The president had no other en-
sapcmen's today. intending to devot,
himself for the most part to TIL.
Mexican situation and the currcnc,
| problem.
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-31
FLOUR

Nothing better than our Queen
Quality high patent hard wheat
Flour.
Swan Down. ais" u Kansas hard
wheat flour. In an excellent. straight
patent and Is some cheaper. Every
sack absolutely guaranteed. Call on
your groccrs and they will supply II.
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-31

san Luis Potosi, Mex. Oct. 3i.-
day rounded mp. tortured and killed
- out OF 40 mounted policemen sent
from this place to protect a ranch.
Their mutiloated bodies were IN
many places hung on trees. the
A force of 400 rsvolutionists yester-
three poi'ccmrn who escaped return
ed here. E'''tsi si,east ~
Bodies of revt|a,ionists today
threatened COMMUNICATION between
here and Aguas .calientcs, A trs4n
left that town this mornIug carEi-
ing a heavy lg,ilard and rapid fire
guns. A
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-31

Mexico city. Mex. O.t. 3l.-An
array of :.ns0 rebels commanded 10y
G.,,.rai F'rau,isao villa. known ms
''raucho" villa, " advancing today
an W.. city of Chihauhau. having
-iu,',d tho federal troops commanded
hv iur generals. Francisco Castro.
Marc,lu Carmverc. javicr Roias and
Orpinl. who were irving To check
III. advance of the rebels hy fcign-
Ing II: attack on Jimin.z.
;en,-pl Villa is now In the Vi
c,nity t Parrai. The railroad b.-
tween Imincz ard Santa Rosalia huS
been oaGiy damaged and the federal
'rocps a,N obliged To proceed over
land. task which hitherto they
have not succccd:d In accomplishing
well
III" nrst accurate repor, Of tho
1cstruction to railroad property by
r"Noiutionists. nj Monterey. which
reached the offices of the Mexican
National Railway here Yesterday.
shows tina; 81. freight cars. three
passenger coaches and 81 locomo.
iiN.s were consumed an that Ii
freight ears were partially consumed
! The shops. machinery and round
house of the old Mexican Central
railway were Destroyed. Many of tho
care destroyed were loaded with mcr-
chandisc. No ,stimate of tine mon
ey loss. railroad men say. is possible.
Work is said to have been resumed
in the plants Of seven big Monterey
i concerns which were closed for sew
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-31

i,arritl. France. Oct. 31.-Gencra
Porfirio piaz. who has been staying
here since early In August, lcf, to
day for Paris.
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-31

,C..si..-a ire. sase l.,
The evening world., 1913-09-30

slow stages. They arrived at Liberty
street ferry yesterday. crossed the
bridge last night and determined to
spend the night in the vicinity Of . big
factory on washington street. where
they could apply for work on the
morrow.
They haa gone out TO curl up at the
end Of the Washington street pier. and
because they had noticed several pfowi.
ing figures aboS the pier II was de-
cided one should take turAs In keeping
awake and standing guard over the
other two. Krust was the one chosen
to stay awake. The boys believed
and the police share the belief-that
some wharf rats OF ths Catherine
street ferry gang had begun TO rob
Krust. who had fallen asleep on guard.
when he awokc. ana they then struck
him on the head and threw him into che
river.
Young Crossiey turned over to the
police when he was taken to the sta
ton a wicked looking blackjack and an
electric Hash lantern. These were to
be the tools Of his new trade as dss-
perado. the boy declared. The police
DO not associate his possession Of the
blackjack with the attempt to kill his
chum.
The evening world., 1913-09-30
.S0mERS OUT OF RACE
FOR SHERIFF OF KINGS
Illness Causes Withdrawal; Nc.
Cooey to Choose Sue.
ceSsor Tonight.

Arthur =. Somers. tho Democratic
candidate for Sheriff of Kings County,
has announced that i'll health will pre-
vent his acceptance of the nomination.
confirmed by the primaries. and has
asked that his name he Withdrawn
from the ticket He was absent In the
West at the time of the primaries. and
by some twist of the primary law was
unable to withdraw his name until
after ths primary elections.
1t ~ up to Leader McCooey and the
Democratic Committee to pick a sue
tessor to Somers on the ticket and n
special meeting of the committee will he
ho dior that pIrpose tonight. James
$. Regan and William +. Delaney are
asprants for the place.
The evening world., 1913-09-30
RESlNoL CURED
AWFUL PIMPLES

II hsd been troubled for the past
three years with pimples which COM
pletely covered my face and neck. The
pimples would come out, Tester up and
cause me to pick at them. feeling very
uncomfortable. ] tried most al kinds
of facial creams. but with no effect. !
tried . sample of Resinol Soap and
Ointment and noticed instant relief.
l bought Resinol Soap and Rcsinol
Oistment and began the treatment.
After using two jars Of Resinol Oint-
meat and Resinol Soap. there was not
Q pimpie to be seen. and now my face
il - smooth ~ II there was never u
pimple on it." (Sisned) Albert Green
burg. Al67 Frsnkford Ave-. Philsdelphis.
Pa, Oct. 81, 1913.
For eighteen years Resinol has been
q fayorite doctors prescription and
household remedy for itching troubles,
skin sruptions. dsndruff. sores, piles,
ctc> Stops itching instantly. All drug.
eiAs cell nssinOl Sosp aud Resinol
Ointment. For free trial. write 10 Dept
leR Rssiaol. Baltimore. Nd.
The evening world., 1913-09-30
RUNAWAY
FIND wild EAST"
0N|BRoOKLYNP|ER
One of Trio Has Skull Crushed
by Thieving "Wharf
Rats"
THROWN INTO RIVER.
Policeman and Watchman Res
cue Him, but His Condi-
ton Is Serious.
THROWN INTO RIVER.

OF three runaway boys from Lebanon.
Pa. who came to the Wild East. which
assuredly 10 New York. to seek fortune
and adventure. one now lies near death
In Brooklyn Hospital A. the result Of
the mur ierous attack OF wharf rats in
the shadow OF the Brooklyn Bridge last
night, and the two others are held a.
vagrants by the Brooklyn Chiidren's So
ciety to await word from their parents.
Unlocked for tragedy. which 10 not at
all tho kind set down In the nickel
novels. has halted indefinitely the plans
Of the three adventures.
The parents Of Ray krust. the eldest
Of the trio and the one who was
fished out Of the river after thugs had
crushed his skull and hurled him OF the
end Of the Washington street pier In
Brooklyn. have been told that the six
teen-year- old runaway Is suffering from
brain conclusion and Is In q very serious
condition. They. together with the
fathers OF the other youthful roman
t!cists. are hurrylng on to New York
from the Pennsylvania town.
1t was before dawn to-day that Po-
liceman william J. Lawlor Of the lower
Fulton street station. heard a cry out Of
the darkness at the foot oe the Wash.
ington street pier and ran down the
Swallowed lane to see what was the
matter. As he did 20 ne saw several
sinking shapes drop over the edge OF
the pier onto scows tied alongside. but
he paid no heed to them and continued
on the run to the foot Of the pier. There
he was Joined by Special watchman
James Finn. ~ the Department OF
Docks and Ferries, who. also had hoard
the cry for help and run down to the
waters edge from his shanty near the
street. Two frantic boys appealed to
the policeman anl watchman to save
their chum who had fallen overheard -
AS they declared.
The evening world., 1913-09-30
SAY LAKE STEAMER SUNK.
City Of London Reported Lost In
Lake Erie After Collision.

LNANINGrON. Ont. Sept ao.-Foi.
lowing Q collision with the steel steamer
Joe y. Morrow In a dense fog OF here
to-day the big wooden steamship City
OF London 10 reported to have sunk in
Lake Erie. No definite information had
been received here early this afternoon
as to the extent Of the loss Of life. IL
any. bennington life.savers put out at
noon TO search for the wreck. a great
hole was torn In the Morrow's side as
a result of the collision and she was
Immediately bsached under Point Pelee.
Immediately after the collision tho
City OF London. apparently not bad
ly damaged. continued on her Journey.
but passengers on the steamer Alfred
Clark. which put in here some hours
later. reported that the vessel had
gone down. The City Of London was UP.
bound. loaded with grain.
The evening world., 1913-09-30
POCKET PICKED OF $500.
Two Indiana Nrn Losc savings 0a
Way ~ Huy Land.

CHICAGO. sept % I'm route To- Sou.
Dakota 10 invest $500, their total say
ings, in farm land Joseph I.cvan and
NJ Ian Adams OF Fort Wayne, Ind. wero
the victims OF "A pickpocNet tG's after.
noon. WIN relieved l.ehan Of the bank
roll few minutes after thcyl eft a
nank
The touch Was made in the cigar
sore Of JOSEPH Gordon opposite the
vnion station, where the wives and
children OF the two men sat wa.tng
Gordon WAS taken into custody peni.ns
an investigation.
The evening world., 1913-09-30
H0LD.UP MEN GET $1,000.
Knock Agent scnsrless and Take
Cash From Express BOx.

THIEF RIVER FALLS. MINI. sept
S0.--An express box containing $1,000
consigned by several Minneapolis
banks to banks here was robbed of It's
contents at the Minneapolis, st, Paul
and Sauit ste. Marie depot mere ny
three masked bandits early to-day,
The box had been dropped at the
depot by the Minneapolis-Wi innipcg
train . short time before. While two
OF the robbers held night BaEgageman
Charles johnson at bay the third
knocked Edward Tollefsrud. night
ticket agent. senseless. took his keys.
unlocked the box and gathered up the
money. The three made their escape,
The money was contained in Ave sacks
and consisted Of 81. 500 in currency and
$500 In silver.