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LIohtnino on The 1 inka

CHICAGO, Ill.,, Aug. 14-Herbert
Hasse. 16. caddie of Congress park,
was struck by lightning and instantly
killed on the LAGRANGE Country club
golf links this afternoon and five 9TH
ers in the party were knocked to the
ground thunderstorm blew up and
the golfers were returning to the club
house when the young man was struck
on the head with the bolt.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays ResuIts.
st. Louis AZ; Cleveland 3-4.
New York 8; Philadelphia 5.
Boston 4; Washington 8.
Detroit S; Chicago 3.
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Summary.
Two base hits-Shacklett stephens,
Hine.
Base on balls-or semones, /; of
Welcher, 1.
Stolen bases-volkmann, 8.
Double plays-Volkmann to Able
to Mason; Semones to Able to Mason
Struck out-By Semones, II; by
Welcher, s.
Earned runs-Gemphis. 6; Edna, J.
Passed balls-Stephens. /; Means. 3.
Left on bases-Memphis, IL; Edna,
5.
Time of game-1:55.
Umpire-Courtney.
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MAJOR LEAGUE
RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Cincinnati s.; Pittsburgh 0.
New York 1; Brooklyn 5.
Philadelphia 8; Boston 0.
st. Louis IL; Chicago 2.
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Indians Pilots Play Double Header This Afternoon


Despite its crippled condition, the
Indian team has staged magnificent
rally and comes home after four
straight victories. The team is play
Ing great ball under difficulties and is
worthy of the most generous support
of local fans.
The latest mfsfortunS tosbe1an rhe
tribe ID the injury to Bwick. Just what
his condition Is and hOw .01g ne S'af'
be out of the game - net known ,s
yet, but 1t will be misfortune it>he
lis kept out for an appreciable length
LOT time. Swick was injured in Fri
days game In the first place he was
4beaned by Corey. the Mason City
pitcher. and later in the game, was
cut by one Of Corey's spikes in col
liston with that player on the held.
The Indians played yesterday with
out the addition of Joe Wilkes, the
new third sacker, whom Manager
Boyle has signed. 1t Is expected that
Wilkes will join the team here during
the home series There is place for
him on the squad right away.
Bixby played at second base yester-
day at Mason City and got away with
it all right. During the season this
twirler has not only faced the enemy
in the box, but has played II rignt
field, at first base and now at second.
and in each case has PROVE himself
a valuable utility player. II, doughty
twirler made some especially fine
catches in right garden when lie was
covering that precinct.
It will be up to Bixby and Watkins
to pitch this afternoons double nea
er unless Boyle makes some change
at the last minute. Watty has report
ed that he Is In shape and Is anxious
to get back in the game.
N signing up CHASER Of Mason City
Boyle has done good thing. CHASER
not only plays in the field but Is 9 de-
pendable twirier. This being able to
double up has saved many q team
when players are out with injuries.
Awaiting the coming Of Joe Wilkes,
Lamb has been holding down third
base. AS men are valuable PROPOSE
tions now, Boyle will likely play him
on second should Swick be out of the
game for any time.
Lamb appears 10 kavs struck hit
ting pace lately and this may save
him for the team. Bierr,an was an
other comeback. 4ftsr being G.sas-
trously defeated in bis first appearance
in an Indian uniiot.n, he .elped rut
the skids under Mason City the Other
day.
There ought to be over THOUSAND
at the bali park this after.
noon to welcome the Indians home.
There are only thirteen scheduled
games here, starting tomorrow. al
though double headers may add sever
al more to this total After Clinton,
is on deck for three The
tribe then goes on the road for a SER
les of twelve with Clinton. Muscatin >.
Cedar Ranfds and Waterloo returning
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Honest or lazY2

Boone News-Republican: Some edi-
tors are trying to belittIe the value of
and eliminate the editorial page. Are
they honest Or are they lazy?
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Fridays Results.

Keokuk 3; Mason City 0.
Burlington o; Marshalltown 1.
Clinton 2; Waterloo 3. I!
Muscatine O; Cedar Rapids 4.
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Summary.
Stolen bases-Giffin. Sohn.
Sacrifice flit-Swick
Sacrifice fy-Swick.
Struck out-By Bierman, 2: by
Corey, 4.
Bases on balls-of Bierman, s; of
Corey, 3.
Wild pitches-Bierman, 2: Corey.
Hit batsman-By Corey. Swick.
Two base hits-L owther, vinson.
Three base hit--Le Beau.
Time of game-2:05.
Umpire-Jefries.
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Today's Games.

Clinton at keokuk.
Muscatine at Burlington.
Mason City at Cedar Rapids.
Marshalltown at Waterloo.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Chicago IL; Baltimore 3-3.
Kansas City 60; Buffalo O-s.
Brooklyn o; Pittsburgh 4.
st. Louis 8; Newark 1.
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xxBatted for Corey in the 9th.
Score by Innings.
keokuk .........0 1 0 0 II 0 0-3
Mason City 100 0 o o o 0 o o 90
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INDIANS BLANK
MASONS FRIDAY
Tribe Takes Second Of Mason City
Series BY Three to Nothing
Score, With sierman on
Mound.
OLE sWIcK rs INJURED
Was Hit by One Of coreys Offerings
and Cuts Heel in Collision
With a Base
Runner.
Especial to The Gate city,

MASON CITY, Ia, Aug. 14-Kso-
kuk grabbed another listless game
from the Claydiggers on Friday, when
they hit in punches and ran bases for
three tallies to a zero for the local
team. Bierman worked for the visi-
tors and was wild throughout the
game, but the Claydigger batters were
unable to swat outside Of the infield,
or when they did. drove skiers into
the mits of waiting fielders. Bierman
allowed three bases on balls and reg
istered wild pitch in the second in
ming, but the nearest to score the
Baymen could get was put-out at the
plate
Mason City started OFF with pep
perry nine on the diamond, but the
enthusiasm was hardly strong enough
to go three innings and after that
the contest had no life, except the
effervescent enthusiasm of the visi-
tors. The Indians swatted Corey for
singles and swatted him in success
sion. Three hits were required for
every run scored, except in the sec
ond when LIE Bear drove out three
sacker and scored on single.
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Spectacular Plays.

There were. a few spectacular plays
made by Claydigger fielders, but they
were as few and as scattered as their
hits. Meanwhile, the Indians were
eternally trying impossible chances
and making good on them.
It was certainly Friday the 18th
for Swick of the Indians. In the
fourth inning he was hit on the head
by ball, but went back in the game
after applications of ice water ex-
ternally and internally. In the seventh
he and Corey again came together,
this time at second base and the sec
ond sacker suffered badly cut right
heel, but after doctor from the
grand stand hound up the wound, he
continued in the game.
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Batteries: Loudermi1k and Sever
old Jones and Egan.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-13
81 MNONS.

m The Justice Court of lei Ccntro
township. County of Imperial. State of
California. !. MayfiCld, justice.
o. l.. Dotson, plaintiff vs.. Charles
Eloom, defendant
The people of the state Of CaIiror-
MIA send greetings to Charles Bloom,
defendant.
You are hereby required to ap-
pear in action brought against You
by tho above named plaintiff in the
Justices court of El Centre township,
Imperial county, state of California,
aud to answer before the Justice at his
office in the city If lil C"utro. in said
township the complaint filed therein,
within five days exclusive of. the day
of serVice) after the service on YOU of
this summons, if served within the
township in which this action is
brought, or If served out Of said town
shin but within said county. within
ten days; or within twenty days if
served elsewhere. And YOU are here
by notified that unless you - appear
AVID answer said complaint, rs above
required. said plaintiff will cause your
default 10 be entered and take judE
mont for any money or damages de
mJudcd in the complaint as arising
upon contract, or will apply 10 the
court for The relief demanded in the
complaint, torcthcr with the costs of
suit.
Given under my hand this 22nd day
of Juno, 1915. l. MANFIEID,
Justice of the Peace. El Centre Town
ship. County of Imperial, state Of
California SatDecl8
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-13
SPECIAL NOTICES

FANCY RECLEANED Alfalfa Seed uo
sour clovcp, $500 per loo pounds,
+. q. b. your station. seed delivered
10 vour ranch inside smile limit I'M
perial valley Seed Il Plaut Co, op-
noeite =. .. rel GOV.
IMPROVED SEEDLESS GRAPE
FRUIT Very fine 2-year.oid buy;
sweet stock and grapefruit roots.
These are of am improved type ana
can he obtained nowhere else. send
for circular 6. W sherwood, Ful-
ioffon. cal
WANTED $7oo for 8 years at $ per
cent ON rcutahlc city property to
paH eff original mortgage of &I&o0
hy Nov H.: has alWaN. rsot"d gi r,, fys@
loan Address EoN Is. care Press.
REcLEANEp ALFALFA SEED EN-
cellent color, very high germinailon,
first class quality 2oc per pound f.
q. h. your railroad station. send for
sample T.. r. SanGumcth Yuma,
AriZ. I''
FOR EXCHANGE Good busincH,
stock. will invoice at about ,@lo,"o1
good location: want improved ranch
E1x d61, El Ccutro, cal
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81 VI MONS.

I'm the Justices Court of El Centre
township. County of Imperial State Of
California !. MaNfiCld, Justice.
Hamilton Brothers Grocery and Meat
Market. a partnership, composed IF
J. ". Hamilton and j. G. Hamilton, Jr.,
plaintiff, Is. &. Garboni, defendant
Tho People of the state of California
seud greeting to &. Garboni, defendant.
You are hereby directed to appear in
an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff in the Justices
court of FL Centre township, Imperial
county. state of California, and to an
swcr before the justice at his office,
III Ccntro, California, in said township.
the complaint filed therein, within five
davs (eXclusiVe of the day Of service
after the service on you of this sum
mons. If served within the township
in which tho action is brought, or, If
served ont Of said township but within
said county, within ten days; or within
Won are hereby notified thai unless YOU
SO appear and answer said complaints
as above required. said plaintiff viii
cause vour default to be entered aud
take Judgment for any money or dam
ages demanded in the complaint a.
arising upon contract. or will apply -
the court for the relief demanded i'm
the complaint, together with the costs
of the snit.
Given under nv hand this 9TH dar
of September. 1915. I MAYFlELD,
Justice of tile Peace. FL Centre Town
-hln County of Imperial state Of
California. satDeels
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ANTED-N ORIN

WANTED Position "a cook on rangh.
Address cook. care Press. tl'3
I WOULD LIKE day work 7t 25C am
hour III South Ninth st, III ,,I4o
tru. ''''
WANTED Young married man ar'
wife want steady positions on ra n'tuo
Box 30, care Press. i'''
rna1pETENT miIl1cr wants position.
nauirc Ramona R9omns Hou,co
Room n EI Crntro. II''
STENOG bookkeeper ana
general office man Of year rN-
6erienco desires position in FI Ccu,
fro. Address BoN #. Press office il'-
WORK WANTED Cotton raising or
general farming; have large laml''
Of workers: years e&perlcnee lArnl
ing in the valley. a. Z. Young Sr,cc,
ley. cal '''-
WANTED Position by eapabI' d'-
rountant aud office man2"er' can
operate typewriter and handle an, no n@,-
neat position anywhere IN valley p
eare Press ll''
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THREE DIVORCE SUITS
in COURT YESTERDAY J

superior Judge Cole yesterday
granted Mrs. Alice Ellis an interioeu-
tory decree Of divorce from her hus-
band, r. II. Ellis. MI Ellis charged
dcscrtiou. She was granted the eos-
tody of the 3 children Leslie, aged
12; Gladys, aged 6, and clyde, : years
old.
The divorce suit Of Jacob 5immerle9
against Emma Simmcrlcy was contu-
ucd until next wcek for hearing.
Thc suit of James A. StlorwaH
against Mary Stterwalt was transferred
to San Beruardino county.
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ron nNcu,NGI:-unAL nsr,rn

OK EXCHANGE Brick store build
ins in Hl Ccutro. rcntod3 Will trade
for ranch; must he first class land
ami well located; can alsp put i'm .
fine business lots if necessary; pre-
fer 81 to lGo acres. {. T.. Sprousc,
owner. El Ccutru.
FOR EXCHANGE New 5-ro1m house
and lot in sam Diego fer horses and
mules: price $4,000 aud is clear. j. G..
Dclozier. 1o9 South sixth 81. El Cen
tro.
WILL EXCHANGE acres with good
residence i'm city limits for Los An
gcles property or Will sell. Edgar
Bros. Realty co.
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For sALE-LIvE STOCK

FOR SALE We have about LOCO cows.
sell all native Arizona hleh oradc
Iiclci1rds. For fun particulars see
a. +. Richardson. Bra Wiley, al Buuga-
low hotel, or II. G. orr. xi67
Foi; SALE Nice littlc gentle mare.
suitable for children or women to
otlEei also top buggy, nearly new.
{. =; Boguc, l milo west and 50 rods
south of Heber.
FOR SALE-l4o shoats, healthy and
thrifty good feeders, will sell all or
4ort and deliver Burritt S Allen,
C&Il1atfia. Ranch miles northwest
Of lockwood.
FOR SALE-An extra good dairy prop
osltlon bringing $500 per month in
come. ffice $4,000 on terms. !. G..
i,1io@lef. 10y south Sixth ST. FL Cen
Fpl, SALE 80 good dairy COWS: price
H"""9; Sion cash. balance S5o per
month J. G. pCiolicr. 100 South
sixth 81. El Centre.
FOR SALE Horses, T.. miles north
Of old Nobilc store ON Elm ditch.
inquire Ter Mr. Mumoc or Mr ST
Fot SALE Good one and ycar-old
adifN heiicrs. Mcbride ranch, five
miles southwest Imperial.
FOR SALE-S String of good cows. 5000
cash: balance good security. J. Ar
thur Mcbride. Imperial
FOR SALE-A choice lot of puroe-Jer-
hoars; all ages. G.. u. WIllouEh-
by y Sons. CalcNico.
J DE SALE 80 strictly A dairy cows.
$?2 per head cash. Box IS. Holt
vile. MIA
FOR SALE Registered Jersey bull.
W. {. Whiting, miles south. MO
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BRANCH LIBRARIES
TO REOPEN NOV. Is

Monday, November 10, is the date
set for the rcopcnlng of all the branch
libraries of the Imperial County Free
Library.
The Libraries were closed, with the
exception Of the central library at Hl
Centre, August TO-, by the supervisors.
The step was taken ass the county
funds were all oVerdrawu aud the SIT
pcrvisors were cndeavoriuE to cut eN=
pcnscs SO as 10 catch up ON the over-
draft.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-13
MONEY 30 LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN.
will make first mortgage real
estate loans ON improved farms Tor
one 10 three years.
VIII also handle sale paper aud
will buy paper secured by cattle.
office in rear Of Security CONNER
clay and Savings Bank, I'll Ccniro'
cal A. T.. Dunlap.
LOMBARD 4 son, NC, loan agents
for the Union Central Life Insurance
COMPANY have mouev 10 loan on
first class farm security Ions lInr
loans. annual interest with llb'r''
procurement privileges. $. j. Mont -
romery, Mgr Room .. Security Bank
Bldg El Centre, Cal
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Pioneer Transfer Co.
Phone |. l20 North Fifth St.
Courteous and Prompt Service at
Reasonable Prices
NuTIfI ron i'IHI.Ir ATioN.
Department CO., the. interior.

Gctaher -. IHia.
Nou-e J.. hrroh. ri.sn that Jamrs
A Hbbord of 81 C.ufru. California.
Who. on Octobrr 'C. 1917. made home
stead entry So. ol6529. for Lot z. y u
- = section ., mud The wv = SW
II T.. 5 = meridian, haa Gled notice
of frleutIou ~ make final three-ycar
proof. ~ establish claim ~ tho land
above described. before the clerk of
tho superior court El tcutro. Califor
mn. All . u. m. ON the goth day of No
rcmber. 1915.
Claimant names as Witnesses: g.
Warren Jeruigau, John g Winters.
james \. Reid. Frank NJ Bellou. all Of
El Cculro. cal.
Nun-raa1 JOHN L ROCHE
Press atElCeutro cal Register
40 withdrawals NoN24
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PASTURE AND PRODUCE

FOB SALE Corn pasture. 50 acres.
with heads mostly maturcd. Karl
u. Darhanian, I mile north Of Melo-
land store X1G7
FOR SALE - tons choice mixed hay,
baled; good price if sold this week.
Ross X Stuart's Grocery.
FOR SALE Pasture barley stubble
with much grain. Irving JaquaV.
Castle ReY. N1G7
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-13
Come nnd see

how we make The finest aud sweetest
bacon on the market. Demonstration
for ono week only, commencing Mon
day ucXt, November H.
BALDRIDGE DRUG co.
Main 1nn. Next to p. O.-AdV151
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-13
Ei;EP WANTED

WRITE Y. NJ. c. A. Auto school, Los
Angeles. Catalogue free. 1874
Girl or middlc-agcd wom-
an as cook and helper in cafeteria {;
party with cafeteria experience pre-
tcrrcd. call at 1864 Brighton. FIJI
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-13
LoST. sTR,Yrn OR STOLEN

TAX EN- TP calf. about / months old.
Owner can get DoSSCSSion by proving
property and paving expenses. l.. l..
Hurd, / mile west of Meloland. In
gram ranch. X167
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-13
MUSIC NS

f. Z. ELSER, PIANO TUNER. with
King Music Co An work cuaran
tccd. a53 Main ST. Phone 50
Ethel Mb.Ghcstnut. coloratura soprano.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-13
rot IiTKN

CALL AT MRS. Euglcman's Poultry
Yard. 10 Wost Main Ton your
ThaukSgivire turkeys aud chickens.
dressed OF uudrcsscd, and delivered.
Phone 112N. Ia
WANTED Il 900 turkeys all sizes;
VIII pay 2oc with feathers eff, f. -.
n Los Angeles. Address A L. Nc
Nicely, 252S South Main ST, Los An
Eclcs. Cal. III
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TIRNITE Ris

WANTED -We pay highest prices Tor
second hand goods McCune Furni-
turc co.
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Nt TONlDiIII.ISS

FoK SALE Abbott Detroit Special
roadster. lights aud starter, Il good
buy; 1918 Ruick CO. demonstrators
n bargain; 1914 Overland spas
sen"er snap good tire; 1913 Em-
pie 5-pasScuEcr excellent condition:
model rs Buick. best Buick buy i'm
the valley; Model 26 Buick road
stcr. snap il taken at once: 1916
Chevrolet Baby Grand, bargain;
1@1i Studebakcr electric lights and
starter. Model %: 1911 Chalmers
Master six, wire wheels. the car
Nou have been looking Tor; 1910
Hudson. stripped roadster. a bargain;
191a cut down overland roadster
electric lights and starter; Michigan
Touring car, good tires, a snap; MaN-
well spcrial roadster. demountahlc
RIM. Come i'm and ta1k over our
EASY PAYMENT PLAN j. NJ
HARCLEEOAD y son. Sixth and
state. 17U
WILL TRADE my ErIt touring ,ar for
good town LOT or good paper or
viii sell for clsh ard give terms. A.
\. Anderson. phone SIN
Tor SALE Chuap. good Ford touring
ear. lf A. Alien, Oregon hotel
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ron RENT-RENI EST,rE

foR Rent. miuruished or furnished.
honse. . rooms, large screen porch.
closets and bath Inquire go PARK
avenue.
FOR RENT Land, to northern farmer:
team and tools furnished. {. Il. care
IfeSs. Nl67
FOR RENT 500 acres fer cotton or
barley, >. T.. BraWlcN. \ : Fell NI72
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ron sNLI3-WHkL n>rArE

NOTICE No .uu want fo buy "o ar
In aerc. oi 'on furzI #an IauJ i'm
the valley: Ncor El Ccutro. decided.
waier--to"k'd aud IN erop. ut n cash
land. very ,hctp or VIII piNa laI'J
for loFcliug. Thi. is "A fnr chanr,
L. secure home. Address EoN Io
Ir"ss office. tGq
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-13

FOX SALE 80 good dairy COWS: price
a'.oo9; Sion cash, balance sou per
month. J. G. Dciolicr. 1oa south
ELNLh 81. Ll NnnL1.n
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-13

7 OK HAL1-An cNtra good dairy prop
osliloh bringing $500 per month in
come. Price $4,000 ON terms !. G.
nele@lef, lef south Sixth ST. I'll Cen
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-02-05
THREE WOMEN
MURDERED WITH
SLEDGEHAMMER
Found in Home With Heads
Battered-PoIice Search for
Missing Boarder.

BUFFALO, Feb. with their
heads battered, the bodies OF Mrs.
Lizzie Drake, sixty-fve; Mrs. Irene
Spencer, thirty-five. and the latter's
daughter, Gertrude Spencer, were
found in their home at Salamanca
today. All three had been slain with
a sledgehammer
A general search has been started
by the police for boarder at the
Spencer house and who has disap-
peared.
The motive for the triple murder Is
not known. AS far as has been learned
by the authorities nothing was stolen.
The crime was discovered by four
young men on their way to work.
They noticed the door ajar. The
sledge-hammer with which the crime
was committed was lying in the cor
ner of the bedroom.
Coroner S. o. Martin took charge
of the bodies and had them removed
to the morgue. The coroner gave it
as his opinion the women had been
dead several days.
Tracks in the snow were traced
from the rear OF the house to the rail-
road yards, where they were lost.
From the position Of the body OF
Mrs. Drake Ii is evident that she
was awakened by the murderer and
was struck down as she attempted to
get out of bed. Her bed-clothes were
soaked with blood.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-02-05
COUPLE STABBED
DENY RECEIVING
MONEY DEMANDS
Police, Too, Do Not Think Gut
ting Followed Blackmail-
ing Scheme.

The police still are searching for
three Young men who stabbed VIM
cenzo Cimo, Sicilian macaroni
maker, and his wife, In their factory
at Al Cutler street, Yesterday, fol-
lowing an attempt Wednesday to
kidnap their year-old daughter,
Sarah.
Captain Cordano, Of the Second po-
lice precinct, would not discuss the
case today except to say that in his
opinion there had been no blackmail-
ing. Relatives of the Cimos also de-
clare that no demands for money or
threatening letters have been received
by the macaroni maker or his wife,
but neighbors believe that such
threats must have been made and the
circumstances seem to bear out the
theory of the neighbors
When the three assailants disap-
peared down Cutler street towards
Sixth avenue one of them called back
towards the house they had left, I'VE
will be back and get you yet The
remark was made In the Italian lam
guage, but several persons, who did
not realize the gravity of what had
happened and believed the threat 10
be merely the boastful remark of a
Young man, say they heard the small.
est and youngest of the three make it.
The three walked leisurely away,
went through Sixth avenue to Stone
street, and after that their move
ments are not certain. Two were said
to have been standing on Crane street
q short time afterward, and IL is said
they were pointed out to a mounted
policeman, but he did not see any
reason for interfering. Some say the
two went north on Paterson car,
but Just what they did do is not plain.
Captain Cordano will not say
whether he has a good description
of the three or whether Detective Au-
dubato is seeking them in New York
or in New Jersey. He professed to
believe that one OF the three meant
to attack the little girl and that the
stabbing was an impromptu affair
which grew out of quarrel following
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