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The Arizona copper camp., 1920-01-17
MARRIAGE LICENCES

James Falconer and Ethel Pierce
both of Phoenix; Arturo R. Lopez and
Carmen Grijalva, both of Sonora
Jose Reys and Antonio Fimbres, both
of Superior; G. W. Bragg and Jua-
quina Hernandez, both of Casa
Grande
Mrs. Don Raybourn was called to
Alhambra on account of the illness
of her brother
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-01-17

Florence is experiencing a healthy
boom, many new residences are being
Luilt and one constructing company
will shortly have sixty houses under
construction, it is stated.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-01-17
FLORENCE notes

T. j. Barrett, T. r. Peart and Mrs
Lola Lee of Casa Grande were bust
ness visitors Saturday.
Jimmie" Houston and Mr.. Wood
of Ray passed through Florence en-
route to Phoenix, Monday. They
stopped over a few minutes and gave
the hoys in the court house the once
over.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-01-17

Mrs. Boyette. mother of Mr.. p. M.
Boyette, has returned to her home in
Tucson after spending the holidays
in Ray with her son and family
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-01-17

Mrs. DR.. Pruitt has returned to Ray
after visit to Phoenix, where she
accompanied her sister, Miss Brown,
en- route to her home.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-01-17

Miss Lola Moreno has resumed hel
duties in the postoffice, having re
turned from Florence, where she at
tended the funeral of her mother.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-01-17

Crone, deceased, was filed in the
probate court Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff BO-
gard were granted adoption papers
in the matter of Gail Vernon Carpen
ter, minor.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-01-17

Mr.. w. H. Carson has returned to
his duties at the Ray office of the
Kelvin LumEer company after an ex-
tended visit to the Winkelman office
of the same firm. Mr. Ed Mulcahy
has been installed in charge Of the
Winkelman office.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-01-17

Mr.. Smith Of the Poland Copper
company spent few days in Phoe
nix this week looking after matters
concerning the company.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-01-17

Mr.. H. NJ. Fennemore spent a fefw
days in Ray this week.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-01-17

Officials of the Indian bureau say
they have information that more thar
100000 and possibly as much as
$1000,000 had been paid by the pub
lie for worthless deeds TO Indian lands
being sold by promoters who had nc
valid title.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-01-17

Mr.. Eugene T. Green was a Hay
den visitor on business Monday.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-01-17

The Hercules is continuing with it's
development work with favorable re-
suits.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-01-17

The drive in Ray netted the Anti
tuberculosis League in the neighbor-
hood of $425. The work was con-
Quoted under the auspices of Mr.. R..
A. Cook.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-01-17

Mr.. L. S. Gates, general manager
of the Ray Consolidated, expects to
visit Ray and Hayden during the lat
ter part of January or the first part
of February.
The Ray Athletic association mem
bers have decided to hold no more
boxing bouts, temporarily, as the av-
erage attendance has not warranted
the expenditures necessary for first
class bouts.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-01-17

Mr.. Henry Westbrook of Smith
River, Cal, is spending a few days
with Mr.. Jack Mulcahy and family.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-01-17

Mr.. w. S. Boyd. manager Of the
Ray Con-, paid visit to the Hayden
plant, over which his jurisdiction ex-
tends, on Monday and Tuesday.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-01-17

Judge Baughn is holding court in
Phoenix this week.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-30
JOVENES Y SENORAS

El Organismo dc Ia Muier es Muy
lmpone la Naturaleza, Contribuyen
a su mas rapido agotarniento. Esto.
Trae Premature Vejez, Perdida de-
Hermosura, Cansancio, lrrltabili-s
dad, Falta de Vigor y de Ambicion.l
Las mujeres DEBEN "Nuxiferrarse''
La falta de sangre por perdida 0 por3
sus relaciones para con el organlsmoI
cmpobrece la salud y dehculta peLgro
samente las funciones peculiareS dc la
mujer. NUXIFIERRO evita el ago-
tamiento, premature vejez, falta de
color delgadez, porque en- NUXl-
FIERRO la ciencia ha logrado COM
binar los elemcntos que enriqHecen VI
aumentan Ell numero de globdlos roJos
materias colorantes de la sangre, ys
suplidos esos elementos las funcioncs
naturales del organismo son cumplidasI
sin resentirse la salud. La sa-
1ud, juventud, hermosura, ciarl
dad de mente espiritu, seran tan bue
mas como sea la sangre. Sangre pura
RIGA Sc manifesto en- un semblante
saludable rosado, vivos oJos, clara
mente, perfecta function del orga7
nismo, animado cspiritu y deseos de
exito placeres. Tornado NUHI7
FIERRO Sc regulizara su salud las
funciones de su organismo, volveTa
la hermosura de sus colores y de su
semblante, Sc vera usted Jovens
LENA de vida y de ambiciones.
No Sc envejezca antes de tempo, no
dele que males curables destruyan su
feiicidad oportunidades en- la vida,
81 siente alguno de los sintomas
expuestos, 81 esta convaleciente de
alguna enfefmedad, empiece seguidos
hoy mismo. tomar NUXIFIERROly
en- unas cuantas semanas por tin
costo insignihcante sera una persona
fe1iz y llena de placeres. ~
Ell NUXIFIERRO esta envuelto en-
una etiqueta color rosa, y con el noIn5
bre del fabricante, DR.. BECKER
MEDICINE Co. Pida NUXIFIERRO
no acepte ningun otro. Procurelo
er las farmacias, con ,toda seguridad en-
las de ]. M. Blanco me, Porto Rico
Drug Co, San Justo. Drug CO., todast
de San Juan. En- Bayam6n, J.sJ. Font
& Co. y en- Rio Piedras Farmacia Rou-
re. Tambien en- las principales de la
isla.As.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-30
Desde 'Toa Alta

misa del mismo color y corbata ne
gra, resultara un trajecito economico,
! " comfortable, por 10 cual Sc espera
Eque todos los que puedan 10 adop-
ten, en- cuanto los ninos insolven-
tes, Sc trata de buscar los medios de
lproveerlos aln que sea de dos trajes
| para uso escolar solamente.. /.
Tambien ha quedado 'organizado Ell,
Comite Local de la Cruz Roja Juve-
nil en- la siguiente formal
Sra. Emilia 7. de la Tore, Conf
sionada Municipal de instruction,
Oresidenta.. Sr. Luis J. Ramos, Ac-g
ting Principal de las Escuelas, Secre-
tario; Srta. Auristela Cordero, Pro-
fesora Graduada, Tesorera.
Este Comite empezara en- breve sus
trabajos.
La sefora Comisionada tiene ell pro-
posito de reunir a padres y maestros
en- uno de los pr6ximos domingos, con
el fin de organizar la Association de
Padres y Maestros, que tan buenos
resultados ha dado en- las localidades
EN- donde Sc ha organizado, asf como
de girar una vista a todas las escue,
las rurales de la Jurisdiction durante
los domingos de los meses de octubre
Y noviembre, con ell proposito de or
ganizar en- todos los distritos rurales
Conites de Padres Maestros.
Muchos otros proyectoos progresis-
tas tiene en- cartera la referida fun
cionaria, que no da a la. publicidad por
ahora, hasta que deje organizados "
debidamente los que de-.
jamos senalados.
Creemos que dados los buenos pro-
p6sitos y las altruistas iniciativas de
que estan animados la Comisionada y
los profesores, deben tener ell apoyo
de todos los habitantes de la munich
palidad, fin de que los puedan llevar
a efecto sin obstaculos y con toda la
premura que ellos requieren para el
adelanto y progreso de la instruction
publica.
No cerraremos esta Cronica sin
hacer publico el reconocimiento de la
Comisionada de instruction, por en-
cargo de ella, al caballero don Jose
Nevarez Landron, por la cooperation
que lie prestara en- los trabaios de
agriculture de la escuela "Jose Pablo
Morales. h.,.l ,a,
1't s-'.1 Coresponsal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-30

.ostando dasda esa fecha todas las es.
,,aIas AZ i. ;nsl;dad f,,nc;on !.
AZ acknowledgements
IL actividad desnIepada nor Ia Sc
aoro Con,;sionad. M,,n;c;nal do ms
+rpcc;6n dofa Emilia r de Ia Torre
sac,ndada entusissticamente nor 81 Sc
ilac+o c,,erno do nrofesores o1e eier-
can on al distr;to nunicinal culmina-
"a sin dndas de ninp,in penero en-
er mas esnlendido triunfo que haya
tanido Il instruction ntiblica en- este
nneblo
u i 49,, ,,o+a,,+o c,,o,,o do
nnaeoaaroa.
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lll , 'enoie' io i'o''i'o w. -
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Nuiaies, oio<''' maiia Dai i0oo, A'e'
lsoo"' oii ~ va 'nleN, "a =
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10 Vs. la p.i',' -. - a1asos bp IL
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-30

Septiembre 26.- -Regresaron del
Nortc de una corta ausencia en- viaje
de recreo, nuestros distingIidos ami
gos don Felix Monclova, 1el alto CO.
mercio de esta plaza, y don Federico
Lopez del Vale, importante agricul-
tor LEI esta comarca.
Les saludamos afectuosamente.
-iNo Sc podria, sefor Jefe local
de la Policia Insular, evitar los es-
candalos que de noche Sc promueven
en- las hcalles de este pueblo, atlas
horas, y cuando ell vecindario Sc re-
cole en- busca del descanso necesario,
que tenemos derecho, para reparar
las perdidas de energfas que nos PRO
Queen las labores diarias, en- bien de
la comunidad?
iY no podria evitarse tambien ell
que los chiquillos interrumpan el pa
SEQ de las damas y caballeros en- la
plaza, las noches de retreta, sobre 10
cual existe una ordenanz& municipal ?
-Har dejado de pertenecer al Con-
cejo de Administration Municipal de
este pueblo, por haber renunciado su
cargo de Comisionado Municipal de
Sanidad y Benefcencia, nuestro dis
tinguido amigo ell DR.. don Urbano Ra-
mirez Seda, que al alejarse de nos
otros Sc lleva nuestro carino por sus
bellas prendas de caracter personal,
y nuestra distinction por su probada
capacidad professional; encontrandose
con tai motive vacante la plaza que
ocupaba el DIR. Ramirez.
,-Tambien renuncio su cargo de
Comisionado de Servicio Piblico, Po-
licia y Prisiones, ell prestigioso caba-
Hero don Jose N. Guardiola, habiendo
sido designado para sustituirle ell po-
pular. comerciante don Severe San
Inocencio Gorgas.
AL lamentar la resolution del se1or
Guardiola, que tan valiosos servicios
presto a la administration de este
Municipio, felicitamos. al senior San
Inocencio y cordialmente lie deseamos
un franco exito en- sus gestiones ad-
ministrativas.
Sc nos informa que en- breve Sc
ra erigido un magnifco edifcio de
concrete en- la calle "Jose de Diego"
esquina a la de "Juan Ponce de Leon,
frente a. la plaza de este pueblo, por
ell senior Arturo ,Izquierdo Serrano,
para dedicarlo a Teatro-C Cine. Sera
esta una ,obra magnifica que no ,ha
de quedarse en- proyecto, dadas la ac-
tividad y caracter emprendedor del
amigo don Arturo, de quien ell pdbli-
CO amapteo del Cine esta muy agrade-
cido por su afan constante en- salts
facerlo, exhibiendole la mejor pro-
duccion de material cinematografice.
que viene a la Isla.H
Manos la obra, amigo Izquierdo,
que va ell local del -Borinquea
resulta reducisimo. para ,el publico de
esta poblacion, y para~que I'd. obten-
ga los exitos de taquilla a que tiene
derecho por SUI actividad. N o'
Ell curse escolar que comenz6 ell
dia 1 de los corrientes ha quedado or
ganizado de una manera magnffica,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-30

! Sc VENDE la casa No, 68 .callc
San Sebastian, da frente la calle
de San ebastian OtrO frente al Bou-
levard del Vale. Altos y bajOs. In
formes: San Francisco IS, (altOs).
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-30
Sc Desea

Un magnifico miradOr 0 dI-
timO pisO de un edificiO frescO
para variOs cabaIlerOs conner
ciantes. +
Dirijirse Box 1922.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-30

SE vENDE UN PIANO marca
Brewster, New York, Cabinet Grand,
sin usO, por $3.50: Allen 2 derecha.
FelefOnO 666, San Juan, P. r.
Advt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-09-21
CHILE PLANS CONTROL
OF LIQUOR TRAFFIC

SANTIAGO. Sci Agitation
ia favor az rigorer enforcement n
regulations governing the sale MA ir-
toxicantS and for Additional mea 'rc
Of control has been sowing rece.u.
in Chile
A campaign has been started TO
make the Araucapiaf Indian reserve
of Cholcnol dry" following petit
ticn to the government from residents
in the district alleging violations Of
the existing laws which prohibit the
sale of alcoholic drinks ~ Sundays
and feast days and hy persons without
license. The petitioners declare ped
dlers visit the Indians gr holidays and
during Their traditional fiestas. trade
liquor for blankets. frNls and cereals
with the result that the feasts de
generate in drunken bfawls and much
disorder
Movements also have been started
by workers in the nitrate and coal
fields in favor NJ prohibiting the sale
, If liqucr cn pay davs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-09-21
VERSAILLES MAYOR HAS
RECOGNIZED SINN FEM
AND MAY LOSE HIS JOB

PARIS, Sept 2l.-Ihe IRISH Sim
Fein republic has been recognized"
by the mayer at Versailles but the
rccognizer IL in danger or losing his
job.
II happened in the course Of re-
cent centenary celebration. Among
the foreigners who plrctd wrcaths and
delivered speeches before the statute
Of General Hochc WIS an envoy from
Ia country which has been mentioned
quite frequently in the dispatches
lately as the de jurc" Irish republic.
The mayor replied with great en-
thusiaSm to the Sim Feiner's oration,
lauding the new republic" which had
grown out of the " +
The British embassy at Paris pro-
tested to the Quai d'Orsay and the
mayor has been asked 70 brush up IN
his geography and explain how it hap
pencd that he is unaware that Ireland
j. still a part Of the friendly British
empire.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-09-21
WILSON WILL DELAY
ARTICLE 81 ACTION
Section Referring to Merchant
Marine VIII Not Be Placed
in Operation at Present.

WASHINGTON. Sept. Belief
was expressed in administration cir
cIeS Monday that President Wilson
had decided TO delay carrying out di-
rection Of article "a of the new mer-
chant marine act relative 10 termin-
alton Of certain commercial treaties
uitsl congress reconvenes in Decem-
Der. White house officials refused
10 discuss the matter.
Section "a Of the act directs the
president within ninety days Of the
signing of the bill-which became law
June ito give notice 20 all govern
ments parties 10 commercial treaties
with the United States hat the pro-
visions Of amy such treaty which re-
strict this country in imposing dis
criminatory import duties and ton
mage duties will BE terminated.
The time expired September 4 and
though the state department was pre-
rarcd to forward the necessary com
municatiors 10 countries affected, the
president j. understood 10 have halted
action.
Reconsideration Of section "a BY
congress il awaited by the president,
officials say. on the grounS that full
Significance Of its provisions was not
appreciated at the time of its pass
age. Notice Of the intention to ter
nitrate such sections aS restrain the
imposition OF discriminatory charges
some Of the official declare. would re-
suit in the abrogation of about 22
commercial treaties. including those
with the most important nations with
which the United States is engaged
In trade
As an indication that the intcrna.
tinnal consequences which might fol
low the presidents serving the re
quircd notice were not clearly fore
seen hy congress. administration Of
ficials assert that 50 far the nresl.
dents de'av has not brought forth any
objection from the trainers Of the bill
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-09-21
DAREDEVIL FLYER is
DEAD FROM INJURIES

SYRACUSE. n. y. Sept. 2I.-Har-
ry nj. TEX McLaughIir, "a. who was
struck BY propeller N his airplane
while performing stunts AZ the New
York state fair grounds Saturday aft
ernoon. died last night.
Mclaughlin was changing from one
plane 70 another. After being struck
BY the propeller McLT aghlin clung to
the ladder. bloodd ripping from him
the meanwhile upon thousands below
who witnessed the accident.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-09-21
SUPPLY OF OIL FOR
WORLD IS CURTAILED
BY RUSS BOLSHEVISM

ST. LOUIS. Nc. snt. Il Boz
shevism IN Russ has rurtailcd the
worlds supply of OH. according 10
delegates TO the conference Of the
petroleum section II itc American
Institute of Mining arA Metallurgy,
which opened here a paper prepared
by London geolosis declared that
Russia contained Il va wi wealth. but
development had been prevented hy
industrial conditions .ferc Willard
Cutler OF Washington said high prices
Of oil have tendency ~ extend the
life Of the wells.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-09-21
"WILDCATTERS" TO MEXICO.

~ - E'7T7'-'' 'tIE' 0t~FF
GALVESTON, Tex, Sept 21.--Im-
proved conditions in Mexico have re-
suited in a stampede OF veteran
''wildcatters" to the oil fields of that
country, according to travellers re-
turning to the United States. The
fields Of Oklahoma, Texas. Wyoming,
California and even Roumania, have
sent their quotas Of oil men, accord
ing To information received here. The
new renters Of interest. il IL said, are
the properties sl1irting the proven
fields Of the Tanpico district, and
every acre Of land between Linares
and Victoria, it il declared. is under
lease.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-09-21
NEWSPAPERSOF
VALLEY FORM
{, ORGANIZATION
Will Make an Effort Immedi-
ately to Bring Texas Press
Association to the Valley


McALLEN, Tex, Sept. 2l.-The
Lower Rio Grande Valley Press AS
sociation went into temporary or
ganization at a meeting held last night
at the Casa de PaLmas. with virtually
all towns Of the Valley having news
papers represented at he meeting.
The meeting was called by lsidorc
Moritz. editor Of the NcAllen Monitor
and among things dis ussed was the
probability Of bringir.- the Texas
Press Association to the Valley fo.
its meeting next year, the convention
to be held Al McAllen. The invitation
was extended by Mortz and 7. +.
Montgomery last June at Houston,
and McAIIenwas requested to present
its claims AT committee meeting to
be held at Dallas on October II. A
committee consisting of Mor,tz, Mont
gomery and l.. r. Hoyt Of the Mer-
cedes Tribune to go to Dallas 70 meet
with the executive committee Of the
Texas organization.
Marshall MrIlhenny of the Elm
burg eview was named temporary
chairman of the Valley organization.
and q. w Holland of tie Pharr
Clarion was elected Temporary secre-
tary II was decided . hold the per-
manent organization meeting al Mer-
cedes on Monday. October !. at WHICH
time Mr.. IIoyt will be The host.
Brownsville and Sar Benito paper
were not represented a. the meeting
owing 10 the washout rear Harrington,
although ncwspapermcn from both
towns were reported to have reached
as far as the washout vixen their train
was forced to turn back
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-09-21
PUBLICITY HELPS SANITATION
IN l'hr N~sDrinfrii IRIS

n
DFNISON. Tex. Sept. 2i.-Pub-
licity il doing more IN elimirate in
sanitary conditions i'm Dcnison stores
handling food. than any system Sc far
originated BY the J-y sanitary fngi-
reer Each month the standing Of
local concerns. figured on a percent
age basis. Is posted in the city, and
since the inauguration Of the system.
according to the sanitary engineer.
the average standing Of $50 con
Germs has been raised several points.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-09-21
MORE ADMINISTRATION.

N
AUSTIN, Tex. Sept. 21-In
creased administrative details attend
ant upon increased enrolment and
departmental expansion at the uni
versiry Of Texas have necessitated the
addition TO the administrative force
Of an assistant registrar. Max Fich.
tenbaum of Austin has been appoint
ed to the new position. lie will han.
die all matters pertaining to univer
sity publications and will have charge
Of work in connection with student:
enrolled under the direction Of tbs
federal board for vocational educa
ton.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-09-21
TIRE EXPLOSION is
CAUSE OF DEATH OF
SAN JUAN AUTO MAN
tSI,erial ~ The Herald

SAN JUAN. Tex Sept. 2i.--
r. n. Roe. of the Roe Bros. gar
age here, was instantly killed Mon
day when pneumatic auto truck
tire which he was filling with air
exploded. The tire was not on the
wheel at the time. A ring flew
off the tire. struck young Roe in
the head and smashed his skull.
scattering his brains about. Roe
is from San Antonio, where his
parents reside. One arm was also
broken and an examination Of his
body indicated other injuries.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-09-21
QUIET CHICAGO'S
ST0CKYARDS AFTEP
NIGHT OF RIOTIN

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Sept. 2l.-Quf
pravailed this morning In tile stoc
yards district where Inst nigh. wv
man was killed by thrse negroes A.
lowed by disturbances which W.
quelled by the police with the ass
ance of "a priest i'm whose church
negroes took refuge. Chief of POI
Garrity established dead lines III
district and report tina. the situat
sis under control today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-09-21

Try The Associated Trcssl
NEW YORK, n. Y, Sept. 21-Fed-
eral and police authorities today were
admittedly a. far as ever from solu-
tion Of the mystery surrounding the
explosion that spread death and de-
struction on Wall street last Thurs
day.
Statements by the two men, one OF
whom claims to have seen the death
wagon" which carted the explosive
standing near the assay office at
1880 a. m, Thursday. one and half
hours before the explosion occurred,
and the other who claims to have seen
.rree men running away from the
., enc just before the blast. furnished
Important developments in the several
Investigations Of the Wall street dis.
3ster under way.
Joseph Meade. aged official Of the
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty
70 Animals claims To have seen the
death wagon on Wall street at 1890
o'clock Thursday morning lie said
trat while walking up Broad street, he
noticed an old red delivery wagon in
front Of the essay office around the
corner. The horse appeared to be
broken down, he sail. and he went
ever to examine il, findrg a bad sore
under the collar.
He looked at his watch and noticed
tnat it was 1890 a. M. Re told police,
and waited beside the wagon until
! ! 80 intending 10 serve "A summons
on the driver He did not examine
closely the contents OF the wagon, but
described 1T as "an ordinary diIapi-
dated express wagon.
Meade also told the pclice the collar
worn by the horse was Of the TX"
type. This is the kind of collar that
was found in the street after the ex-
plosion He also noticed that the or
namcntal knobs and other markings
had been stripped from the harness
and in this too, his description tallies
with that OF the material found. He
stated that the horse Rad been re-
Gently clipped and that the wagon
bore no name but had some numerals
on the side.
Police attach considerable import.
ance 10 Meade's statement and are us
ing the material he furnished In their
investigation into the identity Of the
wagon and its driver
Information that .hree suspicious
looking men were seen running from
the scene was furnished by Samuel n.
Wellington, president os the West In
dies Trading company He declared
he heard voices calling:
Hurry" Beat i Get out of
this. 7"
He looked across the street and
saw two middle-aged men who looked
like ''east-side peddlers" beckoning
and calling 20 "A third man who
who was on the other side of the
street nearer the assay office and
across the street from the Morgan
bank. The third man, believed To be
about sixty years old and described
as greasy looking" was peering into
the ramshackle wagon IT the curb.
In response to the call ar the 9TH
ers, the third man, Mr.. Wellington
said started to run after them toward
William street. He took them for
bond thieves he added. and expected
to see them chased by policeman.
Mr.. Wellington has been summoned
as a witness before rhe grand jury.