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TIm SUN MONDAY AUGUST 14 1905II 1

155 DEATHS FROM THE FEVER

CASKH SO PAR

Vdlow I 1 lts Charscto More Milnincnln of Hnnan-

Dr Loach Kinds Men Who VIII I-

i Him KxiKTlnicnt on Them With ArtenlAug 13 fov

Is beginning to lose tlio distinctively ItalL

clmrnrKT It had during ita first days ai

In conwniiicnco the death rate la docroaelnIn July It waH lmOHt wholly limited

tlallnns thorn being MO casea among theng ngftlnst 24 among all tlio othor natloio-

IltlcH of New Orleans and R9 deaths we

of Itnllnns against 3 of other racesAugust there have boon 310 cases of Italianto 295 of other nationalities The Itallaihave In a minority among tho now

eoi w8 for the Mt threo

TuG totals to this morning areJM cases and 117 deaths or one In flvother races 317 cases nnd 26 deaths or

twelve This classified record doesinclude 0 cases and 12 deaths of today

Next to tho Italians etand the Creoleor French in cases and mortality thbeing due probably to the spread of tldisease from the Italian to the Creole qua

There have been very few casti Among those of American or English

and still fewer among the negroesThe popular belief that negroes couldhave the fever and that Creoles rarelyIt has been thoroughly dissipated

The Louisiana State Bonn of Healtbrokp down a number of illegal quarartines today The worst case was nt Woodworth where the track of the St LoutWatkins and Gulf Railroad was barricadewith crowtles placed there by the quarar

guards to prevent the passage of onfreight or passenger Complaint

come from the lumber camps on BayoBlack Terrobonno and othor i-

Terrcbonno and St Marylogclnc business has been practically BUS

loggers

of closure by quarantine of all conrnuniration between the rest othe world

Bananas have boon declared contraband of quarantine at New Orleansfruit cars open cannot be fumigatein them On order from Washington mbananas will be allowed toNew Orleans to any point north or southduring the rest season Among thivictims of the fever last wasBchaaf of the New Orloarm Item Ho wasfrom Fcrt Wayne Ind and had been iiNew a few yearsnot Immune he had a of assign-ments in the fever district His waitaken with yellow fever some timeand he to convalesceno Whenhe wai attacked the nervoui strait

ml exhaustion of nursing had left hinweak and he easily

The citizens volunteer sanitary assocUvoted to become

keep its campaign iuntil New

condition Inspector of Polio

laws to no oneis a lawbreaker A numbr of affidavitwere made today against andreel estate agents for not screening thecisterns of tenants and dally

tctlon-i The Italian relief committee has added

free house to Its free kitchenDr Leach of St

Paul Minn who is the authorof the theorythat the taking of arsenic in small doMwill prevent fever has arrivedhere test hh theory Severalbave offered forand will submit to bitten by infected

mosquitoes after two weekof arsenic treatment

Bshrman has received a cony othe resolutions adopted by theBoard of sincere niheartfelt sympathy for the of NewOrigins that the braveenerpeilc ficht which they ere makingto onnfine thp dreadful in narrow

tamp it out entitles them to theof reopleadmiration every-

whereThe Iniihhna Confederate reunion fixer

fr Aug 23 and 24 at Lafavetlc bas beenpostponed until all quarantines haveremove

The rift Council of hoa levieda tax 250 ncr 1 to pay for quarantineexpenses This Is tnoso f r the In other caee-thIns betin reeL borrowing moneyThe Biard of Health of La baagone to rleces over tho enforcement of theQuarantine regulation the nresident DrLuther Thistenth rpl mutbn of healthparltpi who declare that it islo of r sonvj of the wild quarantineTptenru fpolarod by

Atlanta Dtllas and half a dozen otheriwhorn towns are now in denyInr hot have yellow fever and arelooking for the rmn who started the rumor

SAVED nr noon SWIMMERS

Ferryboat Piismum Thrown Into Hirerby a Collision

Bourn HAVEN Mich Aug 13 Theeteamer Eistland and a ferryboat crossing-the river here collided night That nocce was drowned was prompton the part of men on the pier whoaccident and dived to the rescue of tho crewend ttwongers of the ferryboat all ofwhom were thrown into the water

The ferryboat crowded with men womenend children wan almost at the dock whenthe acclr nt took place The Eastland wasjust etnrtlng on its return trip to Chicago-An lie tic steamer swung theferryboat attempted to pas of herend rrake the dock before the passengerboat went but was unable to do so in

and the ferryboat crashed Into theof the collision did not

the steamer at all but it wreckedt-he ferryboat A gasoline tank exploded

passengers theOn the near were hundredsen watching the Eastland start The

went at once to the rescue of thepeople struggling In the water of

were to ewim and who wore Intreat danger of drowning All were safely

Wrong Charge prisoner Let GoTho bartenders of three Raines law

hotels that have been closed bn threeconsecutive nights were again arraignedi-n tho Side exciseviolation They John Zimmer-man 1551 Broadway Ed Jolly and Barney

flames law hotelat avenue charged

hh ofthe keeping opon on Sunday

of tho door between a barroomend t ho rear room

Your Honor salt Counselor James

saloon has boon notifioHcer0 has revoked It U no violationof tho for this man to hue lila

If hU license has boon revokedQuito raid

man dischargedloiterers In Washington Away

1Isht women of uncertain ago thoughBOKO of looked less than fifty were

Jefferson Market courtloitering

crjtured in tim glare of the two lamps

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Tie ncclarri That Japan houltl Rreth-No Ironi

TonpNTOAug 13 In tho slTnple mnnni

will coebrato lilaat lila residence the Grange tomorrovThe event will bo marked only bypresence at tho dinner table of a few ro-

tlvoa and Intimate friendsQoldwln Smith is following with

kogneit Intorojt the progress of the RusscJapanese p ace conference at PortsmoutlTho game of war and the game of peace atboth familiar to him In oonvesitlou tclay Qoldwln Smith said that In his opinionJapan was not entitled to a cent of Ir-

riomnlty Russia and that theshould not pay It

It was Japan who started hostilltlwithout a declaration of war J phas spent sums of courseHO has Russia and tho latter lost teirItory If the Mikado attempts tohis alleged demand for 1000000000 In-

demnity or any large part of it the Cutwill be to appeal to the patriotUtof his though the na

is to resist the demands And iwere to succeed In obtaining recog

nltlon of her money claim she couldcollect It Germany collected from Francbecause she had conquered France buJapan will have abeolutely no omaking Russia pay

lost territory and should noenormous money claims in ad

clitlon If she gives up Manchuria re-

cedes from the Pacific COt being allowecto retaina port there along with some othe other territorial stipulations allegeto be set forth in Japans proposals thaIs all that can reasonably be expected o

herMrSmith did not seem to be of

opinion that this conference would resulin peace He seemed more pessimisticover the result

ChOOSING CA DINEr MEVDEII

President Xot Likely to Select New Yorkeas Shawl SrorisorW-

ABHIKOTON Aug 13 Secretary LeslliM Shaw will roUra from the Cabinet IrFebruary and it Is believed here that thiPresident hoe already given some thought t-

his successor Hamilton Fish has boersuggested but in view of the acceptance bj-

Elihu Root of the Presidents offer to broomSecretary of State It is a question whetherit will be deemed politic for the Prenldento take a second member of his Cabinetfrom New York If ho decides to pass bjNew York the name of PcsmasterGeneraCortelyou will b eliminated from the possl-bllities and he has been strongly touted

Charles E Dawcs oxComptroller of theCurrency now president of the CentralTrust Company of Illinois at Chicago is itfavor On a recent visit to WashingtorMr Dawes dismissed the suggestion withthe statement that while he had no knowl-edge that the President wee considering hiename he was frank to gay that be had ncdeelre for the place Mr DawN Is rapidlymaking a name for himself In the financialcircles of Chicago and a place in the Cabinetwould interfere with his money makingplans and hardly promote hU politicalambitions which are supposed to turn inthe direction of the United States Senatorship from Illinois-

H H Hanna of IndlanapoMi wnosename has been so favorably associatedwith he efforts for currency reform legisla-

tion during the peat eight years ofthose from the Middle West much dlcussed Mr Manna is free from the politi-cal factional that are stirring upIndiana politicians He is free from partymachine and doer to the com-mercial Interests of the country He servedwith Prof Jonks and Conant onthe last international monetary commission-If however the as successful In

matter of selecting the next Secretary ofthe as he was Inportfolio speculation and gossip as to his

may go awry one suggested-or

appointment until tha Presi-dent White House

SEXATE COMMITTEE CHAXGES

Deaths and Retirements Leave ManyChairmanship Vacant

WASHINGTON Aug reorganizationof the committees of the Senate may beaccomplished at the extra cession in No-

vember but it is generally believed thatthe matter will be postponed until theregular session In December

Death and retirement have caused aumber of vacancies at the heads of im-

portant committees The deaths of Sena-

tor Hoar of Massachusetts and Platt ofConnecticut both within the year heremode it for a far Western manto go to the chairmanship of the JudiciaryCommittee to theEst for more than a decade SenatorClark of Wyoming Is In line for this chair-

manshipThe death of Senator Hawley creates

a vacancy at the heed of the Committeeon Military Senator Warren ofWyoming is succeed tote Mil-itary Affairs or Agriculture committeechairmanship Senator Proctor and Sena-

tor Scott are striving for the chairmanship-

of Public Buildings and Grounds madevacant by Mr Falrbankss election to theVicePresidency Senator Is in

line for this vacancy but eltborAgriculture or Military Affairs SenatorFulton of Oregon Is likely to succeed War

Bother vacancies In chairminhips are Census Senator Queriesnow United States Circuit Judge Educa-

tion and Labor held by now onthe District of Columbia bench FortrReservations held of Kansas

which Senatorwill probably succeed Irrigation

nd Mid Lends byBud of California and the select earnjlttees of which Bate of Tennessee de-

en The reorganization will necessarilysweeping

The Weather-

The passing of the low pressure rw out thet Lawrence Valley ha permitted the easterlymovement of tho htfh pressure and coolerran Ihe Northwest Into the Lake regions andcntral States 1 chanje In temperature caused

and thunderstorms throuehout the Lakend on the

The cooler spread over the Atlantic

city the day was warmer and sultry with

ca lon l thunderslwweMi wInd generally hiM to

resh southerly ahlftlne to end northeastvew ohumldlty 7t r nt barometer correctedo read to sea level at A M rtti I P M M

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HOTELS FURNISHED A

TIIK MAXflATTAX COXTMUVTEMORE AM OTHER

Out a Drift or Picking Prom thetim Cumberland theOther Ilaori OarnUlird GrogHome Ullllam Orogan Wante

A truckload of table and bed linen sUreware and othr property bearing the marlof various hotels was spread out in tbpolice room of the YorkvUIe court yesteiday It had been taken from the home c

William Qrogan arrested on complalrof Edward M Shanks assistantof the Hotel Manhattan

Grogan hid been a houseman In tbhotel and lives at 211 East Fortieth streewith his wife and children HU wife waformerly employed as a servant inhotel

The hotel management had for sombeen missing knives and lac

bed linen ice pitchersarticles Grogan threw up his job aago Saturday The bcusakeeper told MiShanks lest Saturday that she bad areGrogan put some bath towels under hicoat shortly before leaving the hotel fohome one night had been impllcltly trusted peas key to alof the rooms of the hotel as his dutieirequired-

Mr Shanks got a warrant with whichCourt Policeman Carey went to the hotelIn the expectation that Grogan wouldfor some of his clothes that he had leftin a locker did come and wasarrested Outside the hotel he brokeaway from the policeman and ran Care

his club at legs and broughthim down After lodging in Easl

street station the policemanwith the assistant managerflatThe policeman had learned that Groganand wife had been inof entertaining servants from various

at parties werefound to be furnished with more or lossluxury In the kitchen the table tad a tintcover must have cost MO There was ahandsome silver pitcher on the sideboardflanked sliver spoons forke and knivesof different some of the rooms

of lay thoingrain Fine porcelain

cusrldors were scatteredroom closets wore filled with exchinaware of many Lace

curtains over the windows Finecovered the beds and the headwork

had a lace bedcover and lacefringed oil low shams

linen bore the of severalhotels There were towels and

of own as ofThere was a napkin from

Astoria and towels tho el othe Mens Christian AssociationOther articles born the of the HotelWolcott the Cumberland Hotel the HoteBelleclaire and the Pullman companyThe two visitors also found aexpensive underclothing

Carew the goods that borehotel marks and found had enoughto fill a truck He got the truck andthe stuff to the room in the cowlbuilding

Mr Shanks made a complaintin which he chargedlarceny of worth of towels

This constituted grand lar

3 11000 for JuryMost of the seized bore the

nark of the Hotel Manhattan and MrThanks was allowed to take away all butnouih to show as evidence on pile

jnsra trialThe holding the rest for Wan

by the whoso stamps arcIt

President of the Hotel Menscommunicated with the man

of the hotels mark was onfound In the Several

if the managers said would be unableo do anvthlng until further Informationcia as to what servants

propertyADVENTURE WITH RAT

lio a Remarkable Heport Thereonto the Sergeant

Policeman Eugene Stack of the Staggtreat station Wllliamsburg attempted

to a big rat with a doubletanned shotgun The gun kicked bothirrels missed their mark and the rat madei attack upon the policeman who des

atched It with a big stickThe reserve policemen about two dozen

ere asleep when they heard the report ofhe shotgun They tumbled out of bednd ran downstairs to the sittingwhich adjoins a stable There

tack hitting at the big rat which had beenof annoyance with a stick The

armed themselves with shovelsce and nightsticks and also attackedhe It was finally killed by Stackhere was excitement In the neighborhood-a it was rumored that a prisoner had killed

policeman Stack was ordered0 make a the rats death he

the following to the desk sergeantEver since the annihilation of the feline-

f this station the peace and good order-

f the stable attached to this precinct hasdisturbed by rodents My afternoon

and evening siestas which I take greatomfort in have not been as enjoyable aa

hey been to the ofaforementioned Dreaming

oftly in surby the odor of horse manure and

other a commotion to rightdrew my attention from the dream

was dreaming of making a onthing I have for tomorrow to

ay horror astonishment I faced aas a St Bernard dog

Seizing my trusted which I haveside I took sight and fired

rwas then that the hattIe Inhlcn ice stable brooms nightsticksnd shovels played a prominent

Ties for were trustedleutenants and after a Short and decisivelotion the vanquished Now Innnslderation of the and thenanner in which I jeopardized my lifebelieve that I amration and will therefore hie myself tolob Foley for one out of the green

MlMlng Woman Found DrownedMrs Carrie Baum 49 years old who die

ppeared from her home at 64 Second placeIrooklyn three weeks ago was

found yesterday morning byames of 118 Congress street In

East River off the foot of streetThe Identification was made bv John

the womans husband Directlythe disappearance of woman

he police were alarmbut no trace of her movements

ras discovered How she got intois a mystery

UrnElan Make Bold Daylight HaulSUMMIT N J Aug 18 The facts of a

lartlcularly daring burglary which wasommlttod at the home of William Hheeler in Crescent avenue Summit haveteL leaked out The thievesnd valuables worth 1000 Thekited two rooms on thecorn 8 and 930 A M thoembers of Mr Wheelers family and theenants were In different houseo of the intruders was heard The

of the jewelry that waswas the property Hunter

of Mrs Is a at theVhesler home The police thelightest

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TRIED TO LYNCH A MVRDERE

Philadelphia Mob Had anClub Police Saved

PHILADELPHIA Aug IS Pursued by ai

infuriated mob of men and boys carryiniropes and clubs two policemen rushedthree blocks through Westearly this morning with a man accused omurder The crowd had determined ti

lynch the prisoner and it was only the griof the saved him

He J Gahagan 43 years oldwho Invited Francis P Craig 10 years oldInto hU house on West Thompson streeand then shot him to death with a rifleThe murder was committed shortly aftei1 oclock yesterday and Gahagan dljclosecIt by hit own fear He rushed Intostreet and aroused tho neighborhood bjhis frenzied cries

Craigs dead he yelled For Godrake somebody come in Craigs dead1In a few minutes the neighborhood wholewas aroused and men and filled thstreets Everybody knew Craig who waa young man

As soon as crowd learned that Craljiwas really dead It began to mutter angrilyGahagan retreated to house

1 i itattitude and cries of reachex-hU ears Gahagan picked hU riflestood at declaring thahe the first man cametoward him

The crowd was into the fronwhen Policemen and Shaw

arrived from the Haddlngton stationThey fought their way

house where they seized

Meanwhile the crowd had collectedand The policemen realizedthe situation was The neareepatrol box was three blocks Placing

between them and drawing

policemen The latter never stoppedthe prisoner

dashed down the street crowd pursued them were hurled afterfleeing trio threats of

into a weighty chorus Breathlessthe policemen the patrol box

man sent in a foia Then as theswarmed threateningly then they

closed the door With drawn revolversguarded the box until the patrol ar

rived Gahagan away

HELD UP BY BOGUS COP

Adventure af Mrs Mary Paisley With PoorMen on Haekepiaek Plank Road

Mrs Mary Paisley 35 years old wholives in Tonnele avenue North Bergenin a house occupied also by Mrs WilliamEppel started for Arnold A Reasonsdrug store on the Hackennack Plankon Saturday night to get medicineEppel who Is ill She was held up in a darkand lonely spot three blocks from homeby four men one of whom said he was apoliceman

Im sorry this man sal1 but Its myduty to arrest you Youve got to go to

jailMrs Paisley said she wasnt guilty ofany crime and the spokesman for the fourremarked he couldnt help that Thenhe made It that she could avoid trouble

nil the she hadwith her The men seized the woman asIf to her to jail and she screamed

blocks to the store One manfollowed her there and repeated that shewas his prisoner Theto see mans and he showedone but the druggist is not sure thatlt wasa Renson ejected

and locked him outthen the prescription for Mrs Eppnland escorted to the townhall meeting her husband on the way

Chief of Nolan and Recorder Kennail think that the the seinewho held up Miss of 9

Grove street New York and her escortat Little Coney Island a week anddemanded 15 on pain of arrestedMiss Pfeiffer was so frightened thatshe died of heart diseaselater

VAN DISAPPEARS

Gets Strange but No Trees ofWriter Found

Joseph HIM a butcher 48 years oldand Hays street Newark

been missing since Wednesdayhis wife and children advertised

xtenalvely for Information about himbogged him to return

IBId went away from the shop with cLient100 pocket and stopped at the officef the Water Corn

ilssloners where he his water bille met a relative In Newark a few minute

iter and said he was coming to this citym a business trip That was last seenf himOn Friday Mrs Hlldreceived1 a

otter him postmarked Yonkersi was a scrawl his usual

and contained theForgive me Sell the businesst It was signed JoeBUd Is C 7 tall and weighs

72 pounds police description sayshat been may

He has sandy hair grayyes and wore a pepper salt suit

n went to found no trace oflie having been there

ASDVRY PARKS BACKSLIDING

amentcd by Fitzgerald Who Adrises Voting IIIh License

ASBURY PAHK N J Aug 13 Bishopr N Fitzgerald in the Ocean Grovefcudlorium this morning a note of warnng against the In Asburyark which he characterized as an attempt

entitled to vote at the election nextFriday to cast their ballots against the

ordinance for license andamented the backsliding tendencies of thewin city across

Porto Ilfeo Offldali HereAmons the passengers who arrived last

Ight on the steamer Caracas from Portooo were B R Dix treasurer of Portooo and F F illle AttorntyOtMraL

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TROLLEY CAR XEXSEight Enraged Rooms In

HotelPniLADiapu Aug IS Eight hundre

of the heads of the largest flints in thcountry engaged in the manufacture otrolley cars have engaged rooms at tinBellevueStratford for the second week liSeptember for a convention that Is lookoforward to with deep Interest by busbiesmen as being the possible forerunner ofof the greatest consolidations of recenyears

K C McQulnlon superintendent ofWestinghouse Electric Company and FH Gale president of the Weatlnghousoiformer bitter rival the General EleotrliCompany of Schenectady have each

thirty rooms The National AL

Company has thirtydozens of firm that appear as ivcbidders in making trolley canare in adjoining apartments-in engaging which

they must adjoin those olcome other

meetings oT the leaders in thlr-ereat been held In other

and as this comes at acircles are tilled with

of projected consolidations of

belief that something big is on footMembers of the Brill

of this city one of the largest manufac-turers car bodies in declineto discuss consolidation rumors but itis an secret that members of thinfirm have held numerous conferencesduring the last six months repre-sentatives of other car concernsand that by absorbing at St Louisand a at least hasbeen made toward a general consolidation-

The business session of thewill be held in the hotel ballroom but

apartment has reserved at theCommercial Museums for an exhibition ofworking models of recent inventions tend

cars Among thefirms not already mentionedengaged more ten their

are the theLoraln Company the Massachusetts Chemi-cal Company Consolidated Car Heat

the Dill ManufacturingCompany the Standard Company

FINDS HIS LOST WIFE

Maine Clergyman Had Several Dayt ofWorry About Her

BOSTON Aug 13 Mrs Christiana Clarkewile of the Rev John Clarke pester ofthe Baptist Church at Lubec Me whowith her two young children has beenmissing since lest Tuesday was foundtoday at a hotel in Bridgewater where shearrived Mr Clarke went toBridgewater this afternoon and took chargeof The circumstancesClarkes disappearance are so singularthat that

mentally unbalanced and the heatis to have the

She appeared rational herjoined

Mr been nearly distracted-over the affair Two Clarkeand her children left Luboc for Mlllvlllothin State to visit her brother Mr Clarkeplanned to join them here and wrote his

to como to Boston with childrenand meet him at the steamboat dockthe clergyman arrived on the

was not on hand as she hadpromised and upon learning from Mill

she Boston howent to the No traceof the be found

On Thursday Mr Clarke a postalcurd from askingat the South at a certain tune hutshe did not Later in the hehad another postal complaining becausehe had not at askingfor a meeting at the Steamboatwhen disappointed him Oneof the read thestory In the newspapers and located thewoman

GAXG OF OEM SMUGGLERS

Federal Officer Make Two Arrest or Stu-preU In Chicago

CHICAGO Aug is A gang of diamondsmugglers is believed to make Chicago itsheadquarters Disclosures made yester-day persuaded police and Federalties that such Is the ease Eightdiamonds were recovered in a jewelrystore at 201 West Madison

believed to be Hoffman wasThe Washington authorities first

learned of the the supposedsmugglers Deputy Marshal Aand F of theoffice began an investigation Working-In secret came on Hoff-

man He was traced to a saloon at Robeystreet and Chicago avenue

When reached the Hoffman and L J West

rge diamond Hoffmanand were taken to the West Chicagoavenue police station A Government

for on the charge ofwill be tomorrow Search

for the West Madison street andwere then secured Places In

which the alleged smugglers secreted theirjewels will be

Cut Her Throat With fletcher Knife

Kate Ammon 43 years old housekeeper-or Charles Foehl and hi eon Frederickt their horns 351 Flushing avenue WIU-

imsburg was found dead In bed yesterTslih her throat cut She had a large

knife clutched in her handolion decided that she had killedoehl and hli son were arrested

losses and held by Magistrate Furlongi the Leo avenue court 1500 bail

tending the result of the Coroners In

The Foehls told the that the womanid complained of feeling ill and oftenid

Forty Years a MilitiamenTRENTON N J Aug 13 Col Thomas S

unbare has applied to the office of AdjutGeneral Prientnall for a forty year

medal for CommissaryG Bost of Regiment-

he medal means that Sergtem In the State militaryontlnuous the first

year continuous aervic medal Us dcat but an officer

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BEGINNING THIS

M t S PostSeason Saje of-

rt Negligee Shirts for MenSpecial at 95c

Pormcrlx 1 50 200 and 250Perhaps you know the manner of shirts with which-

we concern high character of thefabrics the absolutely perfect proportions and theexacting standard which governs the tailoring Thenyou need but know that every shirt which this offerconcerns is from our regular stock to be conscious-of the extreme importance of this sale

Negligee Shins with plain or platted bosoms In

open front or coat models with cuffs attached or I

fashioned of the finest woven cheviotmatoxford and kindred weaves d C

in all manner of designs and Sizes 14 to

17 with sleeves 34 or and 32 1

334 p 34th Street

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X SLASH ON MANS

And Bullet In Another flack Laid tLorenzo Fazio

Italians living along Arthur avenueThe Bronx found Gennaro Colonna of 208

Hughes avenue lying on the sidewalk aHughes avenue and 189th street yesterdaafternoon bleeding from a stabIn the right cheek

On his left cheek was an X shaped cut thatseemed to get the Italians that noticed I

very much excited They told Capt Fernof the Tremont avenue station that itthe sign of tho Mafia

had been Fazio of 24

Arthur avenueA few minutes after Colonna was stabbed

4 oclock an Italian tried toat 4754 Third avenue thrci

blocks from Hughes avenue andGiuseppe bartender orderec

away and he shot Ledato twice in theis

Ferris said he thought the stabbiniand shooting were tame manand a out for Fazio

REV DR SAMPLE DEAD

Had Been Moderator of the PreibyterlaGeneral Assembly

The Rev Dr Robert Fleming Samplewho hadbeen Moderator of the PresbyteriaGeneral Assembly died on Saturday nighin the Presbyterian Hospital in his seventysixth year He bad been in the hospltaa week death was due to a oomphcaJlon of to hU advanceiage Dr a widower and livei

at 334 West Twentythird street He wll

be buried from the Westminster Presby-

terian Church of which be was pestoiemeritus

Dr Sample was born in Corning N Y

Oct 19 1829 and was graduated fromJefferson College in 1849 He received hitdegrees of D D from Wooeter University

in 1870 and LL D from Washington

and Jefferson College In 1898 HU firstpastorate was in Mercer Pa In 1853 After

three other churches In variousof the he was called to the

Westminster Presbyterian Church in thiscity and was pastor church from1887 to 1902

Dr Sample was a traveler and a writerbest known men In the Pres-

byterian Church He was inIn Presbyterian educational insti-

tutions 1876 1889 he was a director of the McCormick Theological Semi-nary for a number years was atrustee of Macalester at PaulHe was a of Christian

lUin 1884 and In 1899

He a writer and contributor-to the Presbyterian Church periodicalsSome of his are

Elements of Power andBeacon Lights of the Reformation

Bracken of Canonsburg Pa She diedIn 1902

Dr Sample leaves three sons and twodaughters

Obituary NotesCharles Shepard Beardgley died at his

home In AUburn N Y on Saturday innlnetyflret year Mr Benrdsley wee grad-

uated at Princeton College In 1838 and nfterlaw for a at Auburn wag

eased In turning for some time In thIssubsequently at Sing Sing where

he was manufacture of car-ts for several years He afterward re

Heeler Curtis who successfullycarrlwi on foundry and machine msnu

of all kinds Since hisretirement from active twines he has re

Mr twicemarried and a widow ten children

numerous grandchildren andgrandchildren Two s sons residinghere are S who was for-m nv years an assistant In the Corporation

who has connected with the CrotonAqueduct forAmong living In NewYork city rd

of the American BondingComrW TenEyck ofthe Company of Dr

services will be held at Auburnuday

Robert Dunning a well known

Westport Harbor7 Mr Dunning unwell

g steadily attendedprpye

he made arrangements for the temremoval of his Fall niyer

In his

for reStras engaged thereon paintings athe Mr was

have been repeatedly exhibitedand at the Boston

Clubdecree C Varick of 8

Jersey City

he three original of New Jerseyrho for 13000 a of

City waterfront on the Hudson Riverwas a of Dr William

V rarlck a prominent City physicianin was In estate

survived by a son and a daughterJohn W Ruosertal a wealthy New Bruns

rick N J brewer found dead of apo-plexy In his yesterday

and daughter a agoto spend a year Paris Other children

tandard Oil Buys Three Large JerseyParmt

The Standard Oil Company has purthree large at Hamilton

miles outside and Isfor several others with a view

o locating A to relieve into reduce the likelihood of a

Isastrous fire by separating the amountf oil in

a tanksthe Bayonne

OlE CHEEK

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abut Into

ethicand was athe In

In Nannle

to Auburn of

oturlng to

fit on athome at

Inee lastwork but

lenthopby air and the

and lie

a painter ot portraIts many or lilaIn pi-

cture at

die thereat the 0 t at ot SO was

of the late Drand a or

JerseyMr

former widower andtl

chad Jarthe one

stole th-eo numbp

fr h 1r 0 I 1

Hospital Colonna

inPresbyterian councils Belfast

married Mi

turned foinided the firmI

Counsels

grandchildrenare

America MrsAltnicud

funeral

PainterSaturxay

0 hI art Feeling

5 ImprovedrecreatIon

specimens

yesterday

Theodore flSarickTheodore one

coal lie wa a

a man refrom vaca-

tion with the trousersbelonging to niaruined

Many a man startingvacation would bet-

ter take an extra outingalong and save

hiscarry everything in

and a large sur-

plus of summer weiglit trous-

ers from which we canout suits of almost any cloth

500 to 1000 per pairASTORPLACEANDFOIMHAVENUE

EVERY COMFORTU yours on the

entralbetween

NEW YORK andPHILADELPHIABeading System

M m ix TWO II-

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ASKS DAMAGES FOR SOXS HURTSLewis Galloway SUPS Francis Delaney Hyde

Who Ran DownYoung GallowayMoNTCLAin N J Aug Lewis

Galloway of the Montclalr Water Cornpanys pumping station has brought suitfor 120000 damages against Francis DelaneyHyde of Plalnfteld Mr Hyde Is presidentof the Union Countypony and a fine automobiletwo years ago while riding alongroad in Upper Montclair It Is declaredhe ran into a two wheel cart driven byThomas Galloway the Fhlntifffi son aged18 throwing him into the roadway and

of his ribsalleged that Mr ran on about

Jniiiiciainquired about of

to make good damagethat had been caused Young Galloway-did not recoverthat he la permanently Injured Hisfather says In MrHyde to come to his relief and then placed

G Adams of Newark-It is said that Mr dose not regard

himself blameworthy and will not volun-tarily pay any or consider

uAMBLIXG NOT ALJOWED ABOARD

Pelhap That Was Why New York OneNew Mexico MOO Hack

A story of a gambling game in midxean aboard the French liner La Bretagne-n yesterday from Havre was denied byUl the ships officers when she got up to

pier yesterday morning A passengerwho is authority for the story says that theslayers were a man from New Mexico an-

di well dressed American who gave his adIress as New York and who was one of theJrst men to leave the pier carrying onlyi hand satchel The man from New Mexicoost50to the New Yorker at It was

by New Mexican that theyThis time the man

from New Mexico dropped 200 Oneils friends who watching thetame declared that the cards wererhore was a dispute and Capt Poncelotwas appealed to to it He made theSew hack the 200 according tohe passenger who talked

gambling was not allowedn his ship

TRAVELS IN PLASTER CAST

Mon Wong Carted Around a WayIrbdi llojpiui to Prlion

Limping painfully and padded out untilhe suggested a pouter pigeon Mon Wongof 11 Molt street was led into tho Coronersoffice yesterday afternoon In the custodyof two policemen Mon Wong laidcome from Eellevue where they had packedthe upper part of hU body In a plaster castfor the protection of throe broken ribs J

The Mon is ono of thethree Chinamen with theof Lee A laundryman at 609 EastEleventh street

When Mon was beforethe clerk of the Coroners office yesterdaythe policemen were told that It

the to Coronorhouse on West Fortyeighth

street for aMon Wong limping and bloated was

a wagon rattled and bumpedwhore Coroner Scholar remanded

olin to the Tombs without i

trousers

NewJersey

13Supt

own Abut

fet and then stopped and

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Block SignsUVeilbsledCafe Car

matter Lawyer

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