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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-17
FRANCISCO CARBAJAL.
ARMY OFFICIALS WARNED
NOT TO MEET MEXICANS
Garrison Wants All DcnIingn With
Arm! of Factions Left TO state
Departments

Washington. July ls.-S.cretarv
Garrison to-day telcgra phed Brigadier-
General Bliss commander of the
American troops on the border. order
ing american officers TO refrain from
particiDa ting in any meetings ~ con-
ferences with Mexican officers Of any
faction
Air. Garrison wired General Bliss
thar he had read newspaper reports.
saying that an American commander
had met a Mexican oificer on the In
ternational Bridge az III Paso He
TOOK occasion. however, in his tele-
gram, 10 point out the danger Of mis-
understanding that might resu!, from
such meetings
80 matter VIVA, the purpose" said
Mr.. Garrison to-day. such meetings
would be misinterpreted Further
more believe II is tne duty OF the
army 10 leave all dealings with any
~ tho Mexican factions TO tho agents
OF tho state Department"
the sacretarys action was prompted
oN news dispatch rom III Paso, say
INK Colonel George Bell. Jr. command
ing troops at Fort Bliss. had gone 10
the centre Of tho International Bridge
While pedestrians w.ro prevented from
crossing, and another man. yelled by
the darkness. ulnably General villa.
WAS seen moving - tn centre OF the
bridge.
Mr. Garrison said h. did no, believe
Colonel Bell had conferred with any
OF the MeNicans. bul thought 1t al =
Visable nevertheless. to caution all
his officers 50 ihat meetings OF such d
character could not possibly occult
The dispatch caused more anxiety
among Consti;utionalists here. who
have privately asserted their belief
that the United States showed more
or less sympathy toward General Villa
in mis- quarrel with General Carranza
Secretary Garrison is determined that
army officers shall be In no way drawn
in such q position OF reimbursement
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-17

The Virginia Halfway and Power
Company is the defendant In q suit
brought by Mrs Fannie .. Farrell.
which Will DC heard to-day in Hust
irgs Court. Part n Damages in tho
sum Of $4,000 arc asked: BY the plain
tit for injuries sustained in boarding
a Broad and Main OIL March :,
1913 Mrs Farrell was badly Injured.
81 Is alleged. from being knocked down
by passengers alighting from the car
through the entrance door. Negligence
is claimed on the part OF the company s
employees Ia allowing the wrong ext
10 be used
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-17
LIND DECLINES TO TALK

Especial To The Times Dispatch
Duluth. MINI. July l6-"Events
and results kill show for tho admin
istration and for the nation" said
John Lind TO day. when asked what
he thought of Huerta's resignation.
81 am not in "A position 10 talk Let
the Republican leaders in Washing
ton who have espoused the cause Of
iuerta. do the talking. Their contin-
ued lamentations over the passing OF
iuerta's regime of privilege. loot and
murder will not mislcad the people"
MIR Lind is here on business
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-17
PRACTICAL AGREEMENT
ON COTTON FUTURES hill

Washington. July l6-Practical
agreement on a cotton futures measure.
following In general the provisions OF
tho Lever bill 10 levy prohibitive tax
on gambling transactions. but cmbody :
ing also the section OF the Smith bill
which would bar from the mails quo
tatons and other Information CON
nected with Illegal contracts. was
reached to-day By House ana Senate
confcrccs.
The conference measure follows in
general recommendations OF cotton cx-
perts Of the Department OF Agriculture.
VINO are called into consultation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-17
Great Troop Movement.

Monterey. July l6.--The greatest
troop movement in the history OF the
Constituencies army was nut under
way to-day, when General Pablo Con
zales Lott Saltillo with the remainder
Of his forces there for San Luis Potosi
and the south. Sixty-cight trains were
required TO transport the troops. which
Included infantry. cavalry and artil-
lery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-17
twelve Years Ira Prison.

Thomas Bradley. colorcd. was con-
victcd b. jury I'm the Chesterfield
Circuit Cour, Yesterday OF the murder
OF Carrie Smith. also colored, and WAS
sentenced by Judge Robert q. South
all TO serve twelve GEARS in the State
pcnitcnt!ary. The Smith woman was
shot several months ago at her home
on the Petersburg Turnpike. Accord ?
ing TO witnesses. she and Bradley had
Quarre!led on returning from a party.
she fled from him TO her room lock
ing the door. Bradley fred five tines
through the door killing the woman
almost instantly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-17

4 large number OF Southslde cit!zons
and their families went on the cXcur-
sion run yesterday BY the Sunda s.
schools Of Cowardin Avenue Christian
and ASbury Methodist Churches to
ocean View. The train left Main
Street Station at s o'clock in the morn
ing. and the return trip vas begun
at $50 o'clock i'm the evening
The sunday schools OF Decatur street
Methodist, Woodland Heights Netho-
dist and Central Methodist Churches
viii have a pici.!c AZ Virginia Beach
on July 80.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-17
Samples Free by Mail

For red. rough. chapped and bleeding
hands. itching, burning palms. and painful
fnger-ends with shapeless nails. a one-night
Cuticura treatment works wonders. Soak
hands. on retiring. in hot water and Cuticura
Soap Dry, anoint with Cuiicura Ointment
and wear soft bandages or old. loose gloves
during the night. Although Cuticura Soap
(25c.) and Cutcura Ointment (5Oc) arc
sold by druggists and dealers everywhere.
sample OF each with 32-p. Skin Bool:
will be sent free upon request. Address
postcard: :. Cuticura. Dept. T. Boston.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-17
HUERTA AND BLANQUET
PASS on SPECIAL, TRAIN

Vera Cruz. July ls.-Thc special
train conveying Generals IIuerta and
Bianquet from Mexico CITY passed
through Cordoba ut 23O =. NJ. taking
the route TO Puerto Mexico.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-17

garding the change from Hucrta 10
CarbaJal. in Mexico City. y press dir
patch from Monterey said that Mr..
Carranza refused TO discuss the mat
ter with newspaper correspondents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-17

THE VALUE OF AN ARTICLE OF MERCHANDISE DOESsNo
ALWA Us NECESSA MEAN MUST PAY 4 HIGH
PRICE FOR 1T SIMPLY TO GET THE QUALITY YOU
TITLED TO; IT AEANSGOOD RI OF THE
MERCHANT AND KNOWING THAT HE HAS YOU THE
BEST HE COULD BUY FOR THE AMOUNT CHARGING
YOU. HISISTHE BASIS UPON WHICH IN7HLs
CITY HAS PROSPERED THROUGH OVER ONE-HALF CENTURY,
THIS CONCERN NOW ANNOUNCES 4 GENERAL REDUCTION
OF ONE-FOURTH OFF ON ALL OF IN ITS
ESTABLISHMENT, AND WITH BENE-
FIT AND ADVANTAGE THE PURCHASER RECEIVES JUST AS
THOUGH THE FULL PRICE rs BEING
THIS ADVERTISEMENT TO THE
SPECIAL SALE JUST INA UGURATED THE CONCERN OF
HERMAN c. BOSCHEN 5o7 E. BROAD THE FIRM
THAT PLACED VIRGINIA ON COMFORTABLE FOOTING WITH
ITS HIGH GRADE LINE OF SHOES LADIES AND ALL THE
FAMHY-SHoES THAT ARE DISTINCT WITH THIS CONCERN
AND USUALLY PRICED FROM $500 $1,000 NOW BEING
SOLD AT 0NEIFoUR7H or THEIR TRUE VALUE
The evening world., 1914-01-13
MOVIE ACTORS RIOT.
At DOOR Of AGENT
Paid for Instruction, They Charge,
and Send Accused Man to
Police Court.

Patrolman oppenheim OF the Tsafio
SQUAD. whose post 10 at Forty-sixth
street and Broadway. was approached
this afternoon by q little man In .
high state Of excitement.
Say. you'd better get there riEht
away" ne cried, pointing to the Gaiety
Thears Building at No. 1647 Broadway.
there's Q riot going on
Tho policeman turned over his post to
another policeman. and on the third
floor Of the building he found crowd Of
men Of all ages. sizes and conditions
storming the door Of an office occupied
by Imre Kalnay Of No. EOS West Thirty.
eighth street. The little man. who was
Jacob Weinberg OF No. 70 stanton
street. informed the patrolman that nil
the struggling throns were men who had
been lured on BY kalnay into paying him
sums ranging from 80 cents to :? to b
taught to become moving picture actors.
Wsinberg himself had given up % for
instruction. he said. although Kalnay'a
regular foe was 81.
Oppenheim ordered Kalnay to open
the door. The hfty.cent impresario
The evening world., 1914-01-13

orssnSsrg ana lliss aaslial Sshsy were
not then maried) hsipsd NJ carry the
district me organised ne young
Hebrew saris aa1 thsy nAAe svsry
Young man ~ kssw wsas ~ button.
! carried he JewisA sscttsa Of ths
A1stNot.
"Aftsl they were married they be-
Gan Quarreliing. think they differed
a. to his iibssaiity II providing for
her. They separated once or twice
OncA ~ an old friend OF both, I
brought them together end got them to
make ~.
Nov. the facts q the siSt were
these: Some time after my election 70
the bench--it may have been q few
months or . year, met Mrs.. Green.
berg on Fifth avenue.
Judge she sajd. 'wasn are yo,,
6slag 70 buy mo The present you prom.
issd me In cass Ne wen the district
AShtr
fright AWAY I sasd. and W vent
INTO Ti6any's and bought the gold mesh
has. II was cAa.ssd 70 my account. !
paid about ~ Ter IL think. LAssr I
heard Of the story che had toiA At home
Of hndinG Il on me street. II b too bad
shs PIT Il that way. II was . proper
g1st un6sr Tie circumstance"
The evening world., 1914-01-13

BERiIN. Jaa. ta-fvS isN0s asAsns
steamers. ~ xlsvd aaA ths rersiiy.
which Nh osssesnssa6s N the middle
sf psssmtss ~ IeslAaA. hAvs not bssn
rsoertsl aaeA - tAsls swSssA esastas
ShsV ~ AAvo tgun1sQs1 - besa
tssssa y ne Ges1s g NsrtAsm To-
~ es-1sy ssgnases1 ~ ANaAsslty =
80 . 0eg0D 49, - eenFo =
The evening world., 1914-01-13
CONSUMER WON'T Benefit
BY WOODEN REDUCTIONS
Tariff Forces Down Prices, But the
Cost of Clothes VIII Not
Be Lowered.

The hrst marked effect Of the new
tArift on wooden suods. which becaine
effective Jan. 1. was felt to-day when
domestic manufacturers announced their
prices fer the fall season Of 1914 Ma
teriai reductions were made I'm, serges.
unfinished worstode, clays, cheviots and
French backs. Al the same time i'm
porting houses announced decided re-
auctions in prices Of foreign-masle
meitons. beavers cninchillas and We
lours. -
Tho American Wooden Company. iars.
ct Of domestic manufacturers. reduced
its prices on standard goods 10 and Ia
per cent. under last years prices. TIE
actual cash difference varied from 20
cents to 37is cents per yard.
While these radical cuts were made
by the manufacturers. there In not much
prospect OF the ultimate consumer get
ting corresponding beneft In the pric
Of his clothes. Inquiry In the wholesale
and retail trader revealed the belief
that tho reduction in prices would be
lost among the middlemen and inter-
mediate handlers before 1t reached the
public.
The evening world., 1914-01-13
GOLD MESH BAG
GIVEN BY JUDGE
FIGURES IN SUIT
It Was Presented by Justice
Hendrick to Wife Of As
semblyman Greenberg.

Ma A6saAam oessnbssg has a.
ssssesd thaA - y briaGing . suit fos
ss0asaNDsa from Asssmbiywan Abraham
osssaAsss u ~ Twsasy-sl1tA District.
Ma 0rssn6sNg y bstsss knswu By hss
seass name oe Dsts,ls Richmond. under
watch - hes bssn oeospssuoas n
sumsseas BroeAway mesleai rsvssws.
0o0o may Fsmsmbsr her - one q the
yeunG women who tried n vaan q
ds0sastrsss ~ harsm SKIRT 10 Aayes
0ayuss q ~ Oty HAN three ysasu
~ NJ nsW iSves alone at Ne. %
cssesai Rark Wsse. M. orssabsre
nvss Win Ais passats At No. mo nth
aveauA
AsseediaG - statsmsnts By eli parties
- ~ u bseWssa he iegis,atee aal
~ v1eA tsesbis sxistins between thu
0ceooAeeGo Was made worse end lsd
- . laos1a6 ssoaea&sea wen MA
osesabesU vent hens - ~ huGAisl
80 afessooea IN ~ - Aysy ~.
playsa Q ssla mssA ~ Whish Sees ~
rt0o0y mArk
"sss VIA. ! sssAsa - Z. nm svs
aoAs ~ ea10.
~. 0essabseg naAs h ~ taseneeo q
eaA - Ts9aay's aaA ask u ~ aanl
q ~ owner Of he ba6 seuid - -
csstoia0d from TIE Arms besAa. Ne
eA1a0 was more sasliy 70 - fevaA. h,
was teia. 70 whioh ths ineermAtioG
Was $1,000 that he bas haA bsss
bsuGAs ~ Jussiss Pstss 4 AsaAr,sk o.
~ Supreme ceset u the STATE q NSV
Ysek Two AAyp bseorA
Juseies HsoAriok ehssrfaiiy fusuishs<
IN sssS1nt Of the giviaS g ~ baa
whsa asked ahout u to-day.
IA ~ Isadsrshie asht IN he ~
T&1rty.Asse Asssmbly District wal
rvaniae aOaanse . Asbrsw. The iews
part Of the 1,sessss vas fun q Assrsws
The evening world., 1914-01-13
TIDE SENDS BIG SHIP
cRAsaIMe INTO PIER
Matanzas Smashes Piles and !:
Tied UP After Battle With
Wind and Water.

The extraordinary high tide ana the
fierce wind sweeping across the bay wsrs
too much to-day for the freight steam.
ship Matansas Of the Ward line. heading
for her pier. No. -. on the Brooklyn
side. The bow Of the ship was suddsniy
twisted around a she partly lost steer.
ing Roadway and she craahed into the
piles at the corner Of Pier No. p. The
piles were torn apart and splintered
There was q crash which was heard
along the water front.
entered the siip beside the pisr. There
she was tied " 70 wait for the going
down Of the tide before she made an.
other attempt to get into her proper
berth. The Natansas was the Spanish
liner Guido until she was made prize
In the Spanish var.
The evening world., 1914-01-13
Thin People
Can Increase WEIGHT

.:::: e: If ;: :;:s. "a 1;s:s': 9, 'st;s
u wS..s "a 81: S::sis:. III. |: :
81: ssx 90 roo .sS :s:1 s::sEss. ~ g..
ss* s,, e = yS "a
Is. 9; s. .:::ss::. 2 az:
-s. ss.s;' Il. - - ~: ~ -
s:s. ~. y; ::.s: ~ Sc. e.. -:
st s ::w '; 500 :;s ;:Ss al
SsXy .:Ss:: ss q. ssSfcs sSs W..
sscasslss ssesssts 8 ~ ,ysiy ssMs nsels
SS: g. z: :. 'sss ~ IL IN :.s s:s.s "a: 81
y =: 81: s::::;t7l::''s'
The evening world., 1914-01-13
GIRL SOUGHT FOR
LUMNG TRUNK VICTIM
TO DEATH IN FLAT
ccansinu>A from First Pass>

sofa and PAX was told ts,as no WAS
dead. He assured Mr.. Dousherty that
none Of these In the nat explained 20
him how Hartysewici had died. but all
were excited and wanted to know what
to DO with the body. Finally they all
went to sleep and arose Sunday morning
to renew the discussion Of how 20 con.
csai the body.
Dgci0Uo 10 PUT oo0v OF MAN
IN TRUNK.
Tsnaily. eaiA Pax. II wAs decided 10
set The tzunk. oarry the body In 4 to
soms spot near the williamsburg
Bridge and absndon II thsrs, He and
Kolsnke bought che trunk vAiss Nary
BoAaae anA the other maa hired Q
pun cart. Then he ana Kolsake
pushed the body to Pitt strsss ard IN
Il Aftrward they all met IN ths
ySftA s>esst naG and DECIDED - kssp
out Of Ne way tor . lev dayA Hs
west - Breskiyn and sstusosA last
aiOht aeparsatly toNsss, 4 ~ ssas>
WE essas. y wss then that he ~
ajsssAsA
TIE asatiea Of May Bsauss's name
dissiessl Ne fact that she was already
in custody. having BEEN srTsstsA In hss
ast Seesre The Deltos discovered Il q
the sssas q the murder. on esmDlaint
Of Wassll 0alliA. wAo ssid she >urel
hin there - stsls his watch.
~ ~ ~ - whisA ~ Osllsq
~ - - ~ - oosvia0 ~ ~
The evening world., 1914-01-13
ASKS CITY TO RUN
AGENCY TOSECURE
JOBSFOR THE IDLE
Aldermen Asked to Establish
Employment Agency to
Care for Thousands.

The Board OF Atdsemsa tAis afternoon
b voting on the piaa 70 ash the Beard
Of Estimate 70 estabaish IN ~ Dseart.
msnt Of Public Charities . civic agency
Tor The purpose Of getting jebs Tor the
many thousands Of men and women that
crowd IT. doors. Alderman Frank L.
Downing. sho introduced the resolution,
said Il was . matter of public knowl.
edge that the number Of unemployed
has bssa recently vastly Increased by
the sbrubt cessation Of many railroad
Improvement. the closing Of large man
ufacturins plants and q general timidity
on the part Of capital to Invest b those
enterprises which necessarily require
the employment Of all Glasses Of iahoe.''
T0is situation has already been recog-
Missed BY seveea, Of the lager cities q
~ country. Il b claimed. ana "a sRor,
has bssn made Officially 70 AslD IA
needy b procure smploymsnt.
The Downing resolution. n oart, = q
fellows:
Resolved. 1Ast ~ Board Of Hsti.
nats and AeDoPtionmsnt b and Il h
hereby requested 70 estahiish In th<
DsDartmsnt q Public Chateie, q elvor
agency tor tie puresss At ssouriaa
employmsne ~ Me Many WNSsgtunasa1
who now crowd ID accommodates q,
temporary shelter. a. e1,at, u sseaS.
Ihhsd. the officers Of such assney b
directed TO ~ IN touoh with suci
laa0s employer a. lehor - may b,
fosad In The 1lsssterstes Of ne CAasn.
bsr Of Oomsnssss. the Nsschaats' A..
Isolation. ne Charity Orgsnisatior
Soolsty. NE New Ysst Association 70.
Imorovins the Condition OF tAs Poor
the Psopls's Institute. NE Ctijdrsn'l
AA Society. the DATED Real Estat,
OwnssS Association. The sodsty 60,
ne Pssvsntioa Of Crime, ~ lIaaty
r>sa0as for Social 0srvses. ths cltissus
Uaioa. Ne STATE ChaNtiss AZ Aseo-
ciatiea. the Fifth Avenue Assseiat ton
The Natssnal Cousumse6 Lsagus. en-
Church Association for TIE AAvancs.
msat q the Interests OF Labor. tn
WashinSteo square Assooiatioa, Ii,
Ctvu ossvtes Rsses0 Association, thu
Dast etAs NsishbssAood Association
Ne Asusd Real Estate IntersstA, IN
Bureau Of Municipal Rsssaseh. tAs City
Club. the Committee OF Fourtsan, thu
Educational Aluaaos. the Hotel Asso.
eiation and such other societies q IN
vitality interested h civic bsttsrnasnt
Together with the organised baanss.
intsrssts a the city"
The evening world., 1914-01-13
HOW FRENCH
WOMEN REDUCE
THEIR WEIGHT

A0osleao Wo0ea w. asO inclined "a
- ~ NV seesa Vsodsesd hsw tAsls
y6suA eou1ias ess ~ - ssesia thsis
onoda dsodss oes00 without rsseps,s
6DdR - = Sehss P1Aish1eae n
2.se = deDay lst6Al With Cese1
4 80 ~ 6GUslve1 3 vslse. hsvs q
gpDu11s dlsse q dissefviAs IL. AlDsl
- = deAtsee tslh tssa&nsaAs ~
~ 49, Skae ~ ausculas tlssss ~
\ faa - essnal ~ 80 ~ saAils
!. ks1sts1s.:,y Ms ed III 81
~ 81 aesAiaes &niaisA Cd q
l0hkses en- sPseial asscisss q I'D.
ssHoo lss0 See1s Sedsink. L = a. Ill
Alal osehsd 4 s.tsaag ysisAt vkicI
- 49, apPeovsd ~ 4sdiesl sutkoei.
49, C3adb Thisaias ealts ceataia D
< enDofa lnpsdisoAs cd ~ sald 81 n
~ dfig anA department sessss 4
~ 6oat06a4 ooaases q twsaky-lon
49, go fse DsetlsI e. Aaai
$1,000 Cab Csspssst3ea. 10 6eoo1
-. New yssk City.
The evening world., 1914-01-13
SIXTH AVENUE STORES
IN RECEIVERS HANDS
A. Morton Oppenheim & Co. and
Fradn & Oppenheim IN In
voluntary Bankruptcy.

Two more sixth avenue stoeas were
Dlaesa In Involuntary bankruptcy 10
~. the failures bsias laid to Tie
dspsession caused ~ the recent dis.
astses to the Kssnsr Company end the
oisgsl satsrpsisss. bsth Of whisA we're
- 0l1tA avsauA
ysasjs 4 oppsehseo. shse dealers,
g Ne 90 Si4th avsaus aal No. lS6
Maskst street. Nswasss. ana 4 Morton
oppsnAsim 4 O., dealers In Shoes anl
woneo's wear. we're the concerns In.
velve1 eo.oay. eAelr total liabtiltiss
asSssGatin0 nsrs than eSoe.eee. while
the assets aeeroximass eioo.eoe. Pref.
ereaual payments and aAmioslens q
e1seivsoey are ailsGsA.
NE I've ee0oaniss are The reorgAntssl
subsidiaries q the ell vrasin q oppeo.
helm lepastmsae seers. whicA failel
severed ysan 80 Win liabilities Of svss
u.ooo.@o.
Henry wsiss and twe otAsr srsditoru
are the petitioners in both sasss. ThsiI
atternsys are Lesser Dree. william
B,air was appointed ~ Unltsd States
JuAes Suiius Mayer - receiver ess
rrssin 4 oppsnhsaa uedsr . bsad d
Ooo.eoA Aasxaadss z. Mason was made
rsesivsr for 4 Assesa opeenAsim q Co,
unlsr s3neoo tool.
The evening world., 1914-01-13
Jess WsiliasA Net oualty.

Los ANoBLDe, CAL. Jan. M-Jsss
williar1. hsavywsisAt fighter. wss &C.
Suittsa hsss to-Aay BY . Jury Of he
chaegs q alansisusAtss IN connection
vith TIE asath Of "Bulr' Young. who
ava aftss . aSh< With willard. The
Jury vas oct since o'clock ysstsrday
aftsraooa. Early this mosning the Jurors
remained asAdiocksd. but 81 midday
der setuyne1 - Ne courtroom and eAs
foreman aAneuneal thAk Wul1asA ~
esm eounA nst Oailty.
The evening world., 1914-01-13
OPEN MUSEUM At NIaHT7

Doer6 OF A1Assmsn Asked tO Sane.
tt0a OaSh . Pas.
The Board Of Aldermen this after.
noon had put UP 70 Il . proposition
favoring having the doors Of the Amer
lean Museum Of Natural History and
the Metropolitan Museum Of Ar,
thrown open to the public every nigh,
until 10 O'Clock. a. 10 done by the New
York Public Library and IL branches
The resolution was introduced by Al.
dsrmAn Frank L. Bowling and was re.
fsrrsd to the Committee on Rscrea.
tion.
The evening world., 1914-01-13

~ T. laEz FL = ~ 81. .S:o' &C.. =
|%ES.za u. - =. - v s:aass - =
- ESS n.S1e ~ Psss lpsa.
~ r. E: c:.::s Z: 49,. A..
@kEs; ~: e -. Il 49,
~ (nvA y % E1s q N. OIsr IL kSSs
~ ASaN "a - po - ~ ~ - /
e - %sqa asctltT = =: - :'G !: - ~ -
The evening world., 1914-01-13

ala 10 anl was arrested on the com.
plant Of wsinbsrg. II the West Side
Court Kalnay's wife Of three weeks
appeared and tainted when Magistrate
Appleton. after scoring her husband.
held him for . further hearing On
Thursday next, setting Vail at $500.
The evening world., 1914-01-13


tssy was . bruss iaborsr's chsok In.
scr:bed mo. 100 J. +. D." which was
found n the dead mans pocket. This
proved 70 have been issued BY John
:. Donovan. . contractor. doing some Of
IL aausduct work at 0arrisons. N. Y.
NsA. stssnAamD ana Detective Pnss-
49,. |" cesoA Iearnsd the hsn'
~" ..s go man ana round IN one
s,,, - 800" WY ne ne" nvoo q
es.-, ...". :, w Suu no. 49,.
.n,s 80. Ms ens"cc nas
- 49, "ssy U .nsy Neurned
49, .S N. LOU @s. tne Cnefry
~ -.', o,e sno ciscov-
~. ss.S -. VINO 10" known
a. s.,u-A.- S.s. aS -" n.t on
~ ~ 80. - w wy w. tou"u
vie chs.svs. ~" 1870 Aus'n Cn'eo'
. ns,.,s., 49," 'os .Su s"o ns'o =.
a, .cco,r. -. s.t oukh no oou'o
r,.r,e .S,.. e.....A
..,A th.v .....s~ "' ""e"' no
Tns sss,ss ..s~.S
an snA vhs. N.s.s.. cn.w come 70
srsA t,,as ~ ,.,.r -. -. o,scov.
Afrr Henev rso,S-.. - ~, a.. 80 y,
Avenue. a.. ,sceu~I ~. 80
,purchas>d n ana ~ n...,.S 90. ~.
price AZ ssN vh,oh An. a.s.d o.. ma
not know vhe nav vsrH $500. ~
what they IA Ana 30, ~ 49,,
which they oas1sA Avsv $1,000 a.,
FOUND aaIaueAnr ,,seo -
novc rc.,.,~
S "ON
T.. 49, 49, a W "sve run
. " 49, Su ey .e' Cnal'on 0siteh
I" tne no'snoot'
- ." HoIsnam Musi'
800. Aevs".n :'So1
s az u.s vusnA.t esAoiemen'
0oIo ot .ne oeFes No rented
AZ s soo"eo tnet ON SUNDAY. DEC.
-. .ns oes tne uunx was soad ~ MS.
oo. nan ~ woman MAD
oe'ied u has psaoe ana rented . cart to
mevs eooS teeniture. ehey told him.
.om tns usR o. soon Aolsako to NO
~ ness 1oofth etrsee' CnaIion foun
snas sns sest eddress was ncuious
since thers 70 no suoh house. ana at the
Ulsvsnen street. net no sound ehas ootk
koisnko and bhe wsmAn had gone away
no one knsw where.
IRON mat time . constant weteh VA
.ses on the nat ana 'set n'ent Aufav'
100 called. He waA indlenAat wnsr
Acting CAPT Cooper ana Lieut. stem
kAmp grabbed him. He decasSed 10 had
essn calling on ne friend xoisuko and
had done nothing wrong. Hs was taken
. the clinton street station ana tod
mat IN attempt would b made "a
Identify him ~ enc Of the men WIN