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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-13
COURT HOLDS UP
CUTTING OF MELON
vice-chanceIIor Howell Enjoins
Copper Company from Ovid
ing 1,4oo, 900.

Those holding trust certificates in
the Old Dominion Copper Mining and
Smelling Company of New Jersey
sold on the Boston and New York
exchanges some years ago as low as
81. will suffer a hard blow when it
is learned that Vice-Chancellor
Howell today enjoined the company
from declaring a dividend of $40 a
share on the 162. 900 shares of its out
standing stock.
The company had proposed to de-
clare the dividend on some S1,4oO,00o,
recovered IN judgments against Al
bert S. Bfgelow, who, as a former
promoter of the company. is alleged
to have made large secret profits. He
Is being sued by the company to re-
cover these profits, and up to this
time the company has collected and
placed in its treasury the s1,40O,0oo
which the directors sought to dis
tiabute to the stockholders IN the
form of dividends.
tSodfrey NJ. Hyams, former mana
ger of the company, who holds S,lob
shares of the stock, opposed the pay
i1g Of the dividend, on the ground
that s.. JOG, 600 of the money received
under the DEGREES represent capltal
and not 4 surplus to be used as dlVl-
bends and that to pay the dlVldena,
before final hearing in the case, would
result in the dissipation of the large
fand bevond redemption. This situa-
tspn was argued for him by Edward
NJ Collie when the case came before
tf9e chancellor last Friday on an
order 10 show cause and it was taken
into consideration by the Vice-enan-
eeilor in allowing the injunction To-
DAY.
81 see no reason why this surplus.
excluding. of course, the BigeloW
rInney. should not be used for divl-
den6 purposes" he declared, after
discussing the answering affidavit, IN
,cbirh If was shown that the company
t,sd a large surplus over and above
~ Rigelow claim. The surplus is
lafge enough TO make what the ordi-
,,srv Investor might call an extraordi-
nary dividend.
@,Rut as 10 the Bigelow money |
have different views. l do not see
how the court can allow this money
IA be distributed without imperiling
The compIainant's suit in case he
should finally succeed,
THE vice-chancellor took the view
that to allow the dividend on the
Bsgelow money would scatter the
c1nd beyond recovery. To allow
The distribution of the Bigelow
money would decide the main and
only surplus" he said, refusing to
decide this question on a preliminary
hearing on the ground that denial
Of the Injunction would work irrepar-
able injury to Hyams.
The injunction restraints the COM
pany from distributing the Bigelow
money until the case has been de-
cided after final hearing on Septem
Der %, % and "a. When the bill was
aled the parties consented to an m
slefnite continuance of the rule to
show cause with the added stipula-
tion that either party might bring 1t
up at any time. Gilbert Collins, of
Jersey city. brought it up last Fri
day He is associated with Edward
y. McClennen. of the Massachusetts
Var. as counsel for the company
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-13
$4,000 TO AID MoURNERs

PHILADELPHIA, June 13-The
late J. Milton Cotton. wealthy bank
er of this city. has devised a portion
u his estate to the cemetery of the
Presbyterian Church at Abingdon,
Pa. Mr. Cotton gives the church
$4,000 for the employment of a
special sexton who shall keep the
cemetery open from sunrise until
sunset in order that those who wish
to mourn may do so every day in
peace and solitude.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-13
GRAFT JURY DISAGREES

NEW YORK, June 13.-The jury
which has been trying the case of
Police Sergeant Peter j. Duffy, ac-
cused of taking bride from julius
Roth, a Harlem saloon-keeper, has
been discharged. Justice Golf, be-
fore whom the case was heard,
sent for the jurors and asked them
if there was any likelihood that
they would agree. He was assured
that an agreement was impossible,
and thereupon he discharged them.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-13
78o GALLONS A MINUTE

ASBURY PARK, N. j., June 10
a new record for water gushers in
this section has been esta blished by
the artesian well recently drilled for
the city water plant by Ridpath &
Rotter, Philadelphia contractors
spouting $50 gallons of water per
minute. the well has daily flow of
approximately 1.12S,2OO gallons under
an air pressure of 90 pounds to the
inch. By increasing the air pressure
to 105 pounds it is believed that the
output can be increased to LOCO gall
Ions a minute. The new we'll is 1132
fnet deem.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-13
SUPREME COURT REOPENS
y NEWARK WOMAN'S SUIT
IFrom a stan Correspondent. /

TRENTON, N. j., June 13.-Setting
aside a judgment of non-suit as err
roneous, the Supreme Court today
ordered a new trial In the suit of
Annie Mellocj, of Newark, against the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany. The case was tried in the
Second District Court of Newark, and
involved the right of the complainant
to recover insurance issued to her
sister, Johanna Essig Technicalities
in the insurance contract resulted in
the non-suit.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-13
WILSON REPRIEvEs SLAYER

WASHINGTON. June 13.-Though
sentenced to die today. Tony Milano,
d condemned murderer, through the
clemency of President Wilson, will
Ne to see the dawning of at least
tAirty more days. The reprieve was
granted because of some doubts as to
Milano's sanity and to hear further
Evidence Milano was convicted of
Killing Harry Elton Smith, a small
hoy, and afterward seeking to wipe
out evidences of the crime by burn
ing the building in which the deed
Vas committed.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-13
MOTORCYCLIST KILLED IN
CRASH WITH AUTO TRUCK
Especial to the Newark start

CAMDEN, N. j., June 13.-One man
was fatally injured and his COM
panion seriously hurt when the mo-
torcycle they We're riding crashed
into an auto truck on the
White Horse pike near Kirkwood,
about fourteen miles from Camden
The dead man is Frank Detsinger,
25 years old, 449 Henry street, Cam
den, and his friend, who probably
suffered a fracture of the skull is
Frank Apgar, 40 years old, of Lewis
town, Pa. The latter is in Cooper
Hospital, Camden.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-13
INDICTED FOR MURDER

&HACKENSACK, N. J.. June -
lanes Devlin. the vaudeville actor,
who fatally shot Patrick Considine,
clifside policeman. May %, has been
Indicted by the Bergen county grand
Jury for murder. He will be arraigned
Tuesday before Judge William M.
Seufert, when his lawyer will ask for
Devlin's release under bail. Consi-
dine was shot with his own revolver,
which he had handed to Devlin on a
dare after the actor had accused him
Of being too friendly with Mrs. Dew
IN
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-13
Roy HIT by can

While playing on Central avenue at
Hoyt street early last night, John
Mcmahon, years old, of 166 Blocker
street, was struck by an eastbound
centralsavenue car He was removed
IN an ambulance to the City Hospital,
where 1t was found that he had sus-
tanned lacerated scalp. He was
treated and dismissed.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-13
ROOSEVELT AT ANDOvER

ANDOVER, Mass, June 13,-Phil-
lips Andover Academy had its 135th
commencement today and as it hap
pened graduated just 1876 boys Among
the guests were Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt, whose son Archibald was
one Of those who had earned a di-
ploma. The colonel was the prin-
cipal speaker at thesalumni luncheon.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-13
AMERICANS HoNoRED

PARIS, June 13-The American
painters Miss Florence Este and
Charles w. Hawthorne have been
elected to full membership in the
Societe Rationale des Beaux Arts.
Miss Este was formerly of cincin-
natl. Mr.. Hawthorne is from New
York
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-13

up at Broad and Grant streets yes
terday morning suffering from acute
alcoholism, died suddenly in the City
Hospital this morning.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-13
DIES I'M HosPITAL.

Thomas Kerns. aged 80, of 40 Pond
street, Waltham, Mass, whom tie
police of the Second precinct picked
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-13

1t beats all how many kids you
never saw before blossom out in the
neighborhood on the first spring day.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-21

n I,oasf to Pust1 of All Chs aEss-N "That wonderful vnlunds hy ME RSb- ert Jafnss Brsnnuns the Ienturer And reader marlcz him as the inspired poetic EeniuE fpF whoiIl the world has Ions been waiting" "Iua ally the voTld's grsatezt poem" "A work of AnA art pUr exceI1@nGe. tnheaE-" "A sYmros- Ium of unrivaiad beauty srstRinad throughout" "rhs poem with a scut.' Touches life, love. religion and pa- trtntiHm Dnly At ths zenith pnint@ of btauty." ''only the pnrtsct LnEplrRf1on of the author can account for t."
 Everyone. especially eTerY lover pr ths American Flag, aetH inr+eAshd dA- votlon from this great roera-" ''Thoss who hays not known the joy of hSsr- Ing Ntr ET9nns 90 rsldur this GTsAt work uf hln will bs thankful for the opDoF- tIn!ty 10 poEaezs q copy"
 FRn ART PUBtIgHrEa CO., puh- fishers, Box t1S cc. &innsspolisr 1zInr- s1.q0 delivered. worlr cVsr. An tdaal gift bonls,
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LIVING CHEAPER iN NOME.

Than 4hy place in ths world, Tn pro- portion to other valuea Here are R01ue of the pFpGfs:
 Eagle cystsrs, can -.-.4.....-...Tkc Hamburger. 40usGGs. rrund steak.
 vsF pound '. ,.. ..-....-'.. AI$eO Liver. hGtter thah fre8h, per lb, .1bc Beef tongues, finest ayAr TArdEad. skc Mutton and pork chops f+Sn ING
 to ..I.... .I. +t.s ... .'~..anso Herc Chnx -,... ......,,..-....1E31 31G
 Ana 90 on toTu the une.
 PACHTC COLD STORAGE ca "A1AnkR's Beat Friend"
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-21

SEND YOUR LAUNDRY TG th4 PsnpisT Laundry whsra yoS will receive good wRTk axSentso by rcns hu1 white ompl0y sA. %ho receive tb% Eta ndRrd MAEH1.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-21

New Isid sp1s Nt FrhsAar'A harnsss Shop.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.

NotLcE Is lWrehy Elven that on The firxl 1aY of April, 1918. at the Epar- ell Chamber In the CIty Hall nuLlS |. ing, corner pf Front street and HuEt4,1 way ln the City Of Fome. AlaEka, An election will be haId for the pu. n<:s ( of eleesthK hsSsn counuiimen, at which electlOn the Polls VIII Ie oprn at P o'clock in the fprenunn ard VIII re- NiaEn cpeh antl o'clock in the after noon ot the aAme day.
 Dated at Nome. Alaska, this i1Els day of March, 1att.
 ". M. EDDF.
 City r3 !-A.
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AKk YOU FROM MIssouRI.

If so ~a wiIl ns pleased to show y0u uur new line of wool@n goods fer gen 7 tlelnen. t11lpr made suits Ws repre- gent StAuAs Brothers. Of Chicago, known as nlAster t7tIorx These suitz ar1 aH union made, they are s1,aran- teed to De first cIAAs In quality an6 workmanship. We EuArAHtea Ill suits to ba as represented. WA also do A- IotatIonS mud cleaning. pressing and repairing. Yours to please.
 NOME TAILORING co.
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-rhs P.ppgts f4Rsr -..Asns Nugzs4
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Microbes in Your Scalp

Authorities say that nerohs eauss4 hAlrns&z 1T you Ars Iesin1 hair t-s SLr rsntedy at our risk
 Profesaur Cuna. a Garmans. and pr. sabourauG. the great French peTmatplogist. claim That R mtcrdbe caus%E bAilnesS, .ma tleir thsors h1s been vArthEd by eminent scientists. ThIs IIdEcrcbe deHtr0yR the hair Teiiic1es, in lime causing the scalp nnrea tD close I and the hcaip to hucomc shiny: Then, it IE believed nothing ~ill revive tho growth. II ueRteI be. fUre tbis 0GctIre bslldnPas may be 1rercone.
 We know oI nothing that has given such universal salIsfact1on in treating the scalp and hair RE RexalD '9x' Hair 1quiE. It hRs heHr desfgncG after long Rtudy to overcome inc cuusG ot tEniIlhEhair as discovered hy frof. Gnna. br. aahQuraTa and Glher Ecalp and hair apeclHhhtS, AHd wc believe it Will do t1ttte than anything else ean 10 remove dandrEft and KtuE tAlling hsir; and if any human uEepry <An promote aL new growth OH hair II VIII lu that, iuo.
 We want you to nIHIfe us pFpvc iL, No will pay fur u InEnLh'a ttUlthiGts of RHXdlI 'a1' 1Inlr Tonic used during < lr;Aa,'if you Will nsa 1t according to directions. And are nQt thoronHhly EAE1sAen- When We MiII do this, yolI surely AhOtId nat hessta+4 ta at ieagt try iG.
 Start ths EeAtnIcnE today. foalr n1err re1neAt VIII get y0Ur !n04eT haVk # SOp want it. Two stses: EOc and $l.00.
 Ton can buy RGzRlI "$S'+ Hnir Tnn- c im tIIs cominunIey only at our sthre;
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BODY
 10 CAPITAL
HEMAINs OF KING 0EoAGE WIAL
 60 ON ANkR3HIR TO ATHENS.
Special Nugget SsrvioH.

Special Nugget SsrvioH. ih" nITdtren klnE. [SeorkA win 6s bruuxhr 10 this Eily of u warship march g%.
 He Is regarded here now Is rietiM of 5h% WHIT which has cost sn many Crxek Iivrs Anh Iae people look upon IIira 1a 9 martyr. Tho city unI ccun . try are In TuGuIIinS and h'AIdTred5 of thou:aMdE wIIl he present when thS body arrLvoe
 lLing Constantine will probably ac. conIpan5 his EArhEr's remains. IuIre to SyIIoHIka direct frum 5lhITn.
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HTha PASptEs PaHsF'-Nems Eurget
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ALASKA
 NOTES

fatdez.-ASixsy tncn are -emrloysd HI .hA cET nine and J1e five atanpz arv working night and day with Urs enough In sight fo ksrr th% Tnnl run nlnE ful several ysn'H
 YnRnn has been hnpink to get a copper sH'alter Honn, at which White l,ortr anu possibly White River cop yeT may ue E1neltsd CoTdUva is making a bLd for a smelter.
 Circle, Alaska. Jan. S.--UAited stnte1 AarahaI Spencer returned Yes- terday frum Beaver And Fort Yukon. and reports that a rnnn named Carroll he's perished between 1l%av%r and whLtey. Carroll some e1mA ago sud denly wsnL lnHRnG at Dian chREdts wood camp. and ferdfsd h1nkslf in the cabin and ranated arrest
 The Seward democrat1c club js H nIenher of Inc HLHlL"AIAl organization nr democratic clubs.
 The outside pupeih bring the nAWs that T, Dlherin pattuIlo, who wsnt inlp the Klcndi1sc in 20 R5 private secretary for uoEernor Walsh, who later wzs HsSisLHnt gold roEanissI0n- sr there. after which he engaged in Ilpsincss with IEnsII StAuE under thu Irrn name nf HtAnif X PuiLuflp. and who wus sfa'nuF ih 0tlrnnnIAsd c'f ths 'sIsaM Beer" Liberal forces which raTre6 Fred T. t:HusdNn out of tho HoveTnoTship and later defeated him fer pNrlNmarI. rns 1lgctrtl ma yor of Prince Rupert nH January IS, after ,u exciting 1IeUtion.
 JUneau,-Irsn4 1'aYlor. Tho has heea An inmate of Ehu federal jail at Juneau T0F uIE past fi%c raphths. pending trial for the Killing of John E. Anderson llI NTrlnecIl pu July 1a EARt, w1s lAat night rrIeAsed rom prlaor. ball beinE granted in the aum uI sl,101, Il vas shown Chat tha 3iLH had no BulLlble HcUommo.latiors for women. md tirar Ter hrslHh Wa& be ing impaired.
 Inc YIIdAx PrUsnGclUr says: Tho=p prize nghters Tn Nome saved e,L;ldE iin9 or money by htvInE fought for nothing.
 VAldAr.-The secnnn payment uA the Gold King mining nroucrty wAG made rhIe morning EhAs the GoId King company paid oyrr $12,0nn Co Frank GIMIaVsnIL Hans Anderson. Gus Nyman and Anton tlahIstro9r, under An cuiIGn secured lAH OctGber, alnce which time tllc Cithr Nng Min ing Company was organized, and rais- Af1 tnf money wItII Which to pay for ths property and as well az Co eon- tlnuS tho development of tho pron- rrty.
 PnrtIand Ore. FAh. 4.-T'r1nEe I.H- pert. Kctehlksn und Juntslu have tele- Crapned they want SitA BernhhIdt To play in their tuTns. The ''fiyEns Sara says yhs is delighted that the people 0t Alaska desire to see her and that she wITl probably play Ala8tin after having frIhilcd her engagement In Ban SrFaneisco
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-21
INDICTMENT AEA!NsT
 SULLIVAN cIeMIaaEn

BpseEAi NuanSs SarWirA
 NEW YORK, MsFnh aa,-ThA in dlcsnaeht tL4satnst Jack Sullivan for murder has heAn dis,nIaS@d. Sullivan ls one of ihe nun arresrEn for cAm- plieits in the murder of Hermann nVsenthNl. the gambler, tor whnse nE- sasRlRaltot LieIteHKnt Becker of the New Fork police torEr hnR neen con- demned to death
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SEVEN HOUSES
 WERE BURNED
LADY WHITE NOT FkEaEhT AND vALuAHLES WERE
 tcaT.
spsaIAi Nuspss 4srvaAA

9paaiSI Nuapas EarvAaA
 LONDON. March 2L-4t iR now known Shet seven houses were aEt fire 10 by the HuffrsGette arson squads.
 The rsAidsnee Of LadY White wAa almost completely destroyed Ana many valuable Articles were lest. It Ia net known whether Inc AhKrkxAtt4t | plcket out 5ir George Whita'E widow Intentionally az S victim but # Ia hs- llaved that they dl6. and for the rIr v poAe of showing their condemnation of her anti-BnrEaxe 1eauihss.
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KlNa's BODY IS
 LYING IN STATE

Special Nuqpsi e4rVier.
 SALOSIKA. March 5Q.-The body Of George I. is now lying Tn atate In GhA palace hsrn. This palace was formerly occupied by the Turkish EOverlOrA
 !SnInars are starn1nE constantly an guard oyer tho h1er whtla | strong fotM' susrounds ti,0 blElathk-
 fIhH cIsy Is UtIs 0E about I50 900 Jn- hnbitAnra Kho come from mIxAd racss.
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Butler, Mauro & Co.

Meme. The Hsxail stars. AlaaHh. There 4E Raxall Store ]n nearly eTAFJ town At1d city in the United sstAseA. Canada and Great Britain. Thera as q different RcxAII Remedy for neariy sYeTy ordinary human ill., eAnh especially designed for tho DRr- tleaIlar ii1 for wlsich 1t ia TennrIInEr Erd- ed
 The ksHaII Ss&rza ArH Ani$rieA'A
 Er4As%As Drug 3t1rSB.
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IT "a UP TO YOU

To send to tho frtsndz ~ho have bAeu writing tD you for Information about Nome and lts rAA0hrczAs, a Uopy or the Mining and I1rsdKinK EdItIou or the Daily Nuzgst. prics 50 cents sann one on inc n0xt MAtl.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-21
SPINACH IN THE aFklhn

Ia 9sad f1P y1ur h4Alth. We have . big sts=k ef cuetinga spinnohs and wiil R%Ii if for g pAr aAss s% 8 4AAsh Fss q -AA EsAs AA it IaAtH. Thsrul3 LNFtMahn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-21
TO pET -HE NE~A

That IntereFts AlAAleAnz Tpn hhnuah E',hacrihA for .ha Daily NIaSse. BSAH pHr mnrlh dRllvNrNd
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1913-07-29
PLANS RELIGION FOR JAPAN
Mr.. lava Would Have II Center
About the Divine Right Of the
Emperor.

Mr.. lava, ex.vfce-miuister OF edu-
cation. Is the originator of a plan to
provide Japan with an entirely new
religion. The new religious body. &C
cording 10 the Japan Advertiser. Is TO
be called "The State Religious Com
munity Of Japan" and Mr. lava ex-
plains his proposal as follows.
THE Japanese Empire having been
governed by one imperial family since
the very beginning the emperor DOS.
sesses divine right. Such a policy can
hardly be found in any other country
In China It has happened that the en-
peror ahdlcates HIS throne to be sue
ceeded by one of his former subjects.
Then, too when the German emperor
spoke once OF his divine right. he was
strongly criticised But IN Japan tho
emperor - the descendant Of AMEND.
minakanuchi-no-Kaml the creator Of
the world Hence the imperial family
being divine race is entirely differ
ent from the race OF Japanese
This Observation-Disclosures KANT
is the only creator Of the world. and
he has existed since the beginning and
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1913-07-29
Mental Processes In the Brain.

We have no facts which at present
Will enable us to locate the mental
processes In tho brain any better than
they were located fifty years ago.
That the mental processes may be due
TO cerebral activities we may believe,
but with what anatomical elements
the individual mental processes may
be connected we do not know. Not
withstanding our Ignorance. II would
appear best and most scientific that
we should not adhere to any OF the
chronological systems. however scien-
tific they may appear to be on the
surface. We should be willing to
stand with Brodmann. believing that
mind is q function or an attribute OF
the brain as whole, or is concomi-
tant of cerebral operations. but | at
least am unwilling to stand with tho
astrological localizationists on the
ground Of n special mental process
for special cerebral areas or for spe-
cial cerebral cell eroups.-Shepherd
Ivory Franz in Science.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1913-07-29

the old country the night before lie
had purchased his railroad and steam
ship ticket OF old Cantino several days
earlier, and last night he had gone.
leaving the house at nine o'clock
/ went from there down to the sta
ton and found that Martina had taken
the midnight train for Milwaukee. lie
would have had plenty of time to com
nit the murder
At once ] wired the New York OF.
flee of tho Burns Agency what had
happened and TO have them watch the
boats OF the Italian line on which Mar.
tina had bought tickets After this
/ caught n train back TO Kew York.
taking with me the threatening letters
received by Cantino 70 while away
tho tedium OF the long journey I took
these letters out 10 re-read Studying
them more carefully now ! as struck
with tho impression that I had seen
that handwriting somewhere before.
] was sure of It, ] had "a piece OF
Lcoufs writing I'm my possession. It
was an address ho had written for no
in his Office dug it up and careless
ly compared it with Tho CanUno let-
ters Then ] got q shock Tho letters
were positively in Leoni's hand-wiit-
ing
II took some time for tho signih.
canoe OF this to sink in
Martina had written Leoni in New
York a practical duplicate OF what
INoni had written Cauuho in White
FISH, Wis Leoni, the banker. who had
come 90 us with q threatening letter,
had written the same kind " let
ter himself TO a banker ip Wisconsin.
And Martins had left VIZ fish the
night that Cantino was nyp1 wed.
Meanwhile the New Yg1 jmce Of
our agency Use watchiny = boats
that sailed W. Msditor ports.