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All right Hes suit hero toldjptalnj Then ho rang off

GOT D PHONES IN VAKDIBUnT BUILDING

u About flftoen minutes later CaptHodgliand Detectives Howe Roy McQeo MDonald Murphy and Williams raidedB2i on the third floor of mo Vanderbilt

at streeton the door and waited for i

answer Finally they broke In withand screw drivervrasBt home The patrol wagon

since Fridaywere looking or

alsofifth floors of 29 Pork row whereJ 0 I Is Maid to have been onethe ooond floor of 80 Park row andthird floor of 12 Centre street which

saloon All theclosed Detectives had watched the bulktog on Park row all day

UOHTNINO 3M ON TUB OUTSIDEShire of the

station made a formal call on Jimat 191 East treet He foun

some one Is arrested for Interferingpoliceman This time the captain foun

four prisoners Lightning Jimwho own with the pollover the business stood in thstreet as the prisoners were being takes

Everything cornea to him who waits h-

ha a wasIn each place the captain tore out the

an arrestTOUB TBLEPUONB Mn VEND1O

at 85 WestJoo Is supposed to abide

At East Nineteenth streetIn by a rear window arrestedSeaman of 83 Columbia eUeet becauseInterfered with them

About thirtyfive resorts In the Tender-loin were The pollOI went

not own now and never did own butwunt even a telephone In the houseold colored woman was charge

noKKST JOKJT DEMANDS WABBAN-TRoundsman Anderson of the Tenderloin

station called at Honest John placeat 141 West street where

at the door and Anderson sold he wou dlike to look over the house Kelly wantedto know U Anderson had a warrantNo I havent said Anderson

Then you can go plumb to hell saidKelly ge in

WEST BIDE TZWPnONB OONTISCATION

The West streeteven visits and confiscated nine telephoneThe first place visited wasClub at 140 street whichyielded two On tho lower floor was an

connected with the two up-

stairs All three were ripped from theThere was nobody at of the sus-pected poolrooms vUlted Detective ONeilltook a out of a billiard room at1047 Sixth avenueCarter took one out of a house at 104

West Fiftieth street Detectivesand Ray invaded the brownstone house

cated two Then they went tothe rooms of the Emanon at 837 WestFiftieth street and gathered in another

Roundsman DetectivesSmith and Glllls went to Haymakers Hall

and no phone In the saloon onthe ground floor a telephoneand It ofT despite the

that the In-

formation for the poolroom upstairs cameover thisand Hayes found a telephone In the saloonat 991 avenue hi the

seemed astonished when the doIt from the wall The sleuths

that the telephone was the mediumthrough which a did business

OOT TWO MEN AT BONNY SMITHS

At 101 Mercer the foundtwo telephones and arrested two

men up against the Instru-ments when the police and tried

and assaulting an officer The police gottheir names as HarryW Williamson alleged proprietor

is

At 24 West Third street one arrest wasmade that of John Anderson who gave

the station hos beenlately

Aloncle of the street stationraided the Parole at 114 West Four-teenth street and found an old negro five

and a switchboardWBSTEBN BUPU

INTENDENTS

William J Dealey and David B Mitchellsuperintendent and assistant superintend

commercial news department of the Westam Union Company were sub-poenaed to appear before

room men were issuedat the request of District Attorney JeromeM the some evidence

In their raid lost week on theheadquarters-

A subpoena was Issued forWhen a county went to the

he had no trouble In findingMitchell but nobody

that he was and the thirdsubpoena was not served The mans real

later In the day and htoday

supposed to be one chiefs ofand his nickname was on a

telegram found by tho raiders in the East

H Foarons general attorney

both would Justiceat 8 oclock this afternoon and willinglyanswer all questionsWANTS TO KNOWWIUTTJIBKETELEaBAPIIEBS-

BID Jit lUHONKTSDistrict Attorney Jerome refused to

tell what now Doe proceedingsare to be but ho was aswhatthey will not be He said

are not against theany or

form Neither are any oncersdirectors or employees of that

It was employees of thecompany who sub-

poenaed tomen who wore captured In

and to those threemen to do In the oftrack news from the Mahoney headquarters

poolrooms-Mr said further I am still of

the opinion that the Western Union hasaltogether In good faith in

this poolroom dont wantthe these subpoenas have beenirsued to create the that I havechanged my mindDOUBTS IAWTULXEBS op JTUDIT ARRESTS

The District Attorney didnt seem tothink much of the raids suede

1 y tho on FridayThoso raids were suede

without consulting with this office and theDistrict Attorney knew nothing about

tho

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must have had evidence or Use

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more men If we had boon consultand placed In possession of whatever ev

may would beresults hi courts

It is a most difficult thing to get adievidence a from

track news is distributed toYou may go into places amhear a men shouting thraces into telephones Isnt enough

The furtheran end to track betting but I am not

do ItSUITS AGAINST ilADOO

ExAssistant District Attorneywho Is counsel for of poolroor

Commissioner in behalf of some ofprisoners taken Jn the recent raids In

Cess who was 1

distributing centre

in the Court The casewas withdrawn by the representativethe District Attorney an attempt to gedoss to thehe was caughthUNCh Or EXCHANGE PniBONKRS LET X

William Sloan and nine others who werarrested In the raid on Saturday aftcmoo

with a werereleased yesterday by Magistrate MayIn the courtEleven telephones and a number ofcharts In the roompolice could swear that theymen arrested sitting about room I

their shirt were notto that news had been tele-phoned to poolrooms

IT U WANTS NO TAINTED MONEY

acob II BchlfT Tells What George OoulTold Morris If JeiupH Schiff of Kuhn Loeb Co

directors of the Western UnloTelegraph Company who was on his wa

from Europe when the fight agalnsracing service of the telegraph com

sold yesterdayhome Tuesday

almost nothing about this mattersoon In possession of the facts 1 had ai

Interview morning with MrK Jesup whom I found much

could be relied to throw hU entireifluence In the direction of what was kmtlj

opinionMr leWd had Jesup nt out

reserve be would rather have entireof the Western Union Compan

drown Into the than have one dollai-f them tainted with gambling or wrongdoing

if anyBoon after my Interview with Mr

1 estem Company Iwaiting Immediately subtheir the order ho

jeady promulgated stopping on his owrace

theThis by

committee but It Is onlythe Initiative was taken entirely

him and that If It has been stateI or any one else prompted this

such a statement Is1 con that President dowry

1 the first Instance as well as MrMr JMUP deserves tbo credit In m-

ess what was properly demandedpinionF Norton Goddard who said on Sunda-

batbetting at the tracks should bes well as the betting in the poolrooms

teemed disturbed auiny people had Interpreted that remark

mean wasbegin operations against the

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half of the City Club I undertook to showthat the Western Union

in furnishingor theny activity

JiVJiCIO STILL IN PARIS

i Statement Considered Anotherat Francs

Sptctal CaW Diipaich It Tax SUN

PARIS May Matin says thatsensation has been caused In political circles

the statement which the Papal nunciatuiParis gave out to the effect that Mgr

jorenzelll the Nuncio had noirders to take his leaveif M NUard the French Ambassadorhe Vatican and that Rome had no luaU

nation to reply to provocations It Is beloved says the paper that the note willLIve rise to a fresh incident in the strainedrelations of the Vatican and France

The Figaro says that the Vatican seemshave decided to give blow for blow I-

leolares to be unfounded the rumor 01

del Vats dismissal as Papalof State

Porte Rlcan LecUlatore MeetsSpfcUt CoM Ditpalclt to To SUM

SAN JUAN Porto Rico May 23 Theixtra session of the Legislature opened

The Governor In his messageas to the 9000000 4 per

can that no be taken at anya the actual bonds until Congresshall have acted upon the question of theiw exempting from national taxationisulor bonds now pending to Congress

Abyssinian III

Special debt to Tn SON

LONDON May Emperor Menclikreported to be seriously ill

DIG BUSINESS IN FLAGS

lolewle Dealers Are Having DifficultyIn Supplying tbe Demand lisle YearAs Memorial Day approaches the flag

lustry annually takes on a boom Thej dealers say that there is an excep

large demand for the nationalyear Some wholesale houses

ave difficulty in filling orders and retailitabllshments are selling stars and stripesuntlng at advanced rates whicho not regularly carry flogs areandMng season because of early

such a line would yield-n unusually attractive profit The con

almost thee fine Made silk

r a year

Rneocd Ftom Petteri PlaidMrs Catherine of 2Jfl East Forty

Ixth street went to the Morgueand the photograph of akilled on the ThUd avenue elevated

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of 1813 avenuesad mans other grandmother Mrs Kateohmer of 807 streetled Sunday Hta body will be nx

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CAL CONTRACTS MAT Eli EPECTED ABOUT AUG 1

He Will See horses In PerilWont Will NMil Vacancy II

Return Balli on the

GovernorChairman Odell arrived atFifth Avenue Hotel last night Ho r

leave the hotel at 8 oclock this morningtake the State tug Governor FlowerHoboken whro he will board theship Kaiser Wilbelm der Greasereturn from abroad on this Bteomshlreaching Hoboken on June 14 and afterfew days rest will go on to Chicago

Republican national conventionwill land at Cherbourg

France and spend four In Paris tbe followed by a four In Lon

donThe GovernorChairman had talks lasnight with Edward Lauterbaoh Willlan-Halpln Charles S Adler Senator Elsberjand Senator Brackett Another callerwas James E March who Is seeking thave John Palmleri to sucoeethe late Justice the

bench GovcrnorChaUinan Odelhe would not fill the vacancy untl

ho returns It Is nearly two monthsJustice Fltzslmons tiled

There have been that the GoV

ernorChauTnan to have GenPorter the American Ambassador to Francefor his candidate for Governor Asketlast night If he hud idea of runnlncGen Porter the GovernorChairman said

I will not talk about oruntil I get back from abroad Yes I Intend to sue Gen Porter but cannotdraw political significance from that

specifications was

1 that bids wouldto be awarded about a month later

GovernorChairman Odell does notto nominate Ellhu Root for Governor

more than Mr Root wants the nomi-nation so It la a political standoff betweenthe two One ofofficeholders sold lost night We dontwant Root We couldnt any business InAlbany

remark was not accepted to be areflection on Cornelius N Bliss Chauncoy-M or Gen Porter all ofare on GovernorChairman Odells slateas his candidates for GovernorMr RUse and Senator are 71old and Gen Porter Is 07 and while thethree notably Mr Bliss and Senator D pcwhave for years partyorganization tom

of the affairs Mr BlissDepew In other words would be the Gov-ernor Odell would still control

of War II only 69 oldand is familiar labyrinthinedetails of party politicsand hewas president of the Now York Republicancounty and the say

would make tooous a Governor to suit them Republicans

RepublicanOdell being now

i full control of the machinery of the Relubllcan In the generally

admitted by Republicans thattion of Is decidedlyperilous GovernorChairman waron W Dunn as chairman oftho State committee was spoken of last

as an evidence of GovernorChairmans Insincerityman Odell not want Dunn to remainState chairman end at the same tuna re-tain his place as a member of the Railroad

voters said the Goverover and over again while

le was directing the war on Col Dunndo not like to have their State chairmann officeholder The GovernorChalr

got Col Dunn out of his as Stateand then the Governor of the

State of New York promptly had himselfelected chairman of committeeJovernorChairman Odell it was said last

is hearing from this matter In alldirections

GOV CUMMINS HOPEFULe Thinks Roosevelt Will Carry Iowa by

a Majority or 1OOOOO

CHICAGO May 23 Republican nationalslltlcs took on a semblance of life today

a group of politicians of nationalat the Auditorium Annex

end various States Chiefimong the visitors was Gov A B Cumminsf Iowa whoso name is associated with

the Iowa Idea of tariff revision and realirocdty as opposed to the stand patpolicy enunciated by the late Marcus

also were former Senator E OWolcott of Colorado Representative JamesA Tawney of Minnesota the Republicanwhip in the lower house of Congress and

of the Republican na-tional convention William F Stone

Speaking of the national ticket Gov

Theodore Roosevelt will be nominatedTor the without opposition-As to the VicePresidency Ibeyond the fact entertains a

of the Illinois candidateRepresentative Robert R Hltt as it does

Out in Iowa we to carry thetate for Roosevelt 100000 ma

In off I carried the Stateby about and the the-

n Iowa We also to carry oneDemocratic district to Congress now repretented by Judge

Haven Will Work for ParkerMelvin Z who was David B Hills

rat choice of the Democraticcommittee but who was turned down

favor of Cord Meyer came torday and had a talk with Fheehan and Mr Meyer Mr saide bad no hard feelings and be

Bslgned to some active work in the furtherwee of the candidacy of Judge Parker

e was to he hasdoing in where he has been

out

14 IlllnoU Delegates forSFBiNoruu HI May 23

rats of Bond county today Instructedfour delegates to the national oonvenfor Hearst after a bitter fight with

adherents of Congressman Williams-At the Democratic

onrentlon the ten delegates to the Stateonventlon were

ebraska County Against Kancai CityPlatform

NORTH PLATTB Neb May ZJAt theInooln county Democratic convention

resolutions the KansasIty platform were voted down end deleitea convention were sentobstructed

Still Faithful t BryanRICHMOND Va May 21 Fluvanna

Democrats today adopted mot-ions declaring the platforms of 1890 and00 of

since the day of Jeffersonthe and patriotic

Cram end IHoebse WIUi MnrpHyATLANTIC Cixr N J May it CharlesMurphy Tammany chief it stopping

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PianolasPianosAeolians

Terminate SaturdayPIANOLAS at f160 17G and 200

UPRIGHT PIANOS W upwardsGRAND PIANOS 325 andAEOUANB 40 and upwards

inn In lbe instrumentsM tins oBpoitunltrP a

this week

AEOtlAX COMPANYA n e l e r lh Street

PLACE loOn ItASEXFLVOS V4

Ilaiids Out a ftlBOO Job Wertu-

narhcr Must o

Comptroller Grout gave another joyesterday to Tarnraany by appolntlnAlfred May a follower of Conrad Haser-

flugi Democratic leader of tho NlhetoentAssembly district or Brooklyn to aexamining Inspector in tho Finance Depart

1500 a year Hasenflug was summadly dismissed as Deputy Dock Corn

missioner because he would not throwover McCarren Tho Comptroller had n14600 place he could appoint Haienfluto but difficulty bgiving three men to IMS named by Hoaen

11500 placestliftt Mr was op

pointed on tho recommendation of LeadeMr Grout would say nothing

But when he was were anvacancies his which

Commissioner Best went

Westernacher would renounce McCnrren and so hU thplump Deputy has decided to stand pat

of decisionthat when Mr Best back from

vacation Mr will bo askto walk the plank

Corporation Counsel Delany returneito city West H

he had not on a political mission

TO TAKE OFFICE

Cause Warfare In Brooklyn If HMakes Certain Stan Cbanict-

ExRegister John K Neal will takef

chorg-f the offico of Commissioner of Recordsn Brooklyn on Thursday as the successorif George Waldo Both the latter

his successor are Republicans and sinceof the employee

been of the someseal In accordance with the wishes of tinlepubllcan leaders U to make some

in the staffCommissioner

ary Johnson have been slated for

thief lieutenant and William Burgess areo pet the If

the superintendent9 forced out to the courts forelnBtatement on the ground that ho IH at-tonorably discharged veteran of the clviwar He has retained fonnerCorporation Counsel A Burr to lookliter The Republican man

wont a forhe of the Assembly district

APPOINTMENTS

tate Engineer Announces New Divisionand Resident Engineers

ALBANY May 23 State EngineerJstyno has announced the appointmentf Charles W Trumbull as division enIneer of tho eastern division with headuarters in The salary Is J300-er Mr Trumbull was formerly

engineer of Schenectady0 ha

eon appointed division ofwith headquarters

to succeed

Fred Wolntod resident i

vision with headquarters In Syracuseo succeed G who

special deputy Stateor barge wore Moultonlyrnouse also been resident

of tho middle bargeanal work

FAIRBANKS IS VnECIDED-

IU Friends Are OITerlnc ConnictlnsAbout the Nomination

INDIANAPOLIS Ind May an-

louncement by friends of United Stateslenator Fairbanks that te10 further to his nomination

the VicePresidency how stirred opoaltlon friends ands now advised on both sides of the

Those who hope to succeed him hi theurge not to decline the noml

who to see himresident advise him to adhere to his

purpose and refuse to be a candlbate that Fairbanks waso impressed the disinterested advicef his that he is again undetermineds to what he will do

BREXXEX REMOVED

Fight In Courts to Get flack as Execthe Member From 18th District

Deputy Tenement House CommissioneriVlUlam Brennen who recently desertedhe McCarren standard was last night

removed as the executive mornter from the Thirteenth district and CharlesV Abrams a McCarren supporter wasilected to the vacancy

Opponents of contend thatof Brenroa was Invalid and

he question may go to the courts

en Thinks Cleveland the Brit Can-

didateJACKSON Miss May 23 Gen Stephen

Commander of the Confederateeterans says that it him veryruth as though Judgo Parker would

Democratic Gen Lee conGrover biggest manDemocratic and

with his backbone Is at Washigton It is evident that would

to see him nominated Arent many Mississippians think as he does

Ntbraaka Ounty Stands by BDMI-

BZNKLEMAN Neb May 3S Dundy-lunty Democrats In convention todaydorsed the Kansas City andstructed delegates to vote fordogate at to the

Burglars Vied ChloroformBurglars entered the home of Herman

lllch at Gran ton North Bergen earlyi Sunday tnorning and stole KJ2 in cashd 1600 worth of and silverware

Froelllche two sons1 a daughter complained of severe

at the breaktable They

lorofonnedthe burglars

JOTTINGS ABOUT TO-NI executive committee of the Marquette Leacue

formed to ralM fund or e of-OatheUo Indian schools sad reuudon-

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III own Lawyers and A rt Dtttriet raey Oarr Have Lest All Traof Illm Mri Ii on 111 Honda f-

aaOOOand

Dr R 0 Flower under five indictmentfor grand larceny in connection with tlsale of worthless mining stock accusehi more than 100 like complaints In

District Attorney Garvans safemissing and will not appear today Utrial before Recorder Ooff In tIre General

Sessions This Is the Information which

the District Attorney received yesterdafrom Flowers lawyers John R Dos Posseand Howe t Hummel They told MJ

larvan yesterday that they hind noof the whereabouts of Flower wh

has had a handsomely appointed home a

Rutherford Park Rutherford N JThe indictments against Flower are about

two years old and the Interim betweethe time when the Grand Jury thorand today has been filledmotions by the examination of wltneescin the West and Southwest and by thtrial of Edward Mills partner of one o

Flowers sons a lawyer for trying to bribAssistant District Garvan tohim tho original indictments against FlowerMills is for it

harly in this month the trial of Flower wasot the Recorder for to

The complainants In the five pend-ing him oreA Buttrlck Alden H C Wood-ruff 8 Treadwell and Mrs Bell

It was Intended tothe indictment In Mrs Taylors case to trialbut If Flower In not casewill be called and the ball In allrating 23000 will be declared forfeited

Cornelia Storm widow of a formeDeputy Comptroller of city who live

went on bondsas security some of the houses Ii

Mulberry street opposite Police

as newspaper stations forDistrict Attorney

in Mrs Sterns is unseourein Mr Garvan b-

lleves also that she Invested somein Flowers enterprises for which shehad no returns

The proceedings In the Flower case havecost thousands of dollarfor commissions have tokenmony In Arizona Montana and

and have examined nregard to the Flower mines

property which he as the basicfor wltnossehave been summoned here to the trial

Mr Garvan to District AttorneyJerome yesterday that had been

although he said the Indoted man was in city to a weekand had been doing business at 11 Broad-way

District Attorneys office Issiblo for the statement Flower cleaned

12000000 in the Arizona EasternMontana Ore Development Company

Attorney s efforts to find out what realldeath of Millionaire Theodore

Hncamnn who died In the fall ofIn tre WaldorfAstoria The of DrWitthauss examination In hoinever been publicly announced

COL JAMES F OO0KVS DEAD

Chicago Men Victim of ParalysIs on Visitto This CUr

Col Janice F Gooklns the son of the lateChief Justice Gooklns of Indiana diedyesterday at the Hotel Navarre Seventlavenue and Thirtyeighth street Hi

suffered a stroke of lost TuesdayA second and third stroke yesterdayin his death Gen 1

third street who has known him for sometime visited him In the of the day

fled and she started formains will bo taken to Chicago for IntermentHis son is the under thecity government A daughter also survives

Cot Gookins was among the Indiana

Ho and civilengineer and possessed artistic of a

order war he studied inand France and some of his paintings

won commendation He occasionally cameto this city because of fondness artHe had boon at the Hotel Navarro severalweeks

Obituary NotesRobins B Woodward M years old son ol

the len John B Woodward and nepheiof Robert B Woodward a broker45 Wall street died suddenly about t oclocyesterday morning at 210

On 12 lost hemarried to Miss Emily Hopkins GrovenUendaughter of the late Grovesteen The marriage which took place

both the Woodwind and Groveatwn famllleiprominent In Mr

Woodward been engaged In thobusiness since H He was a morn

andClub and the Crescent Athletic Club

Dr Cororfriphysician that death resulted from

The funeral serlees will b held

George T Bourne died on After A

llnserlnit at his residence 37 WestMr Bourne was the

of S Bourne of Bristol R Iwas for many a member of

Hrm of A Appleton Retiring Inlair he withthey resided until a ago MrBourne was of the oldest members of

league In 1 M

P Baker andIn his ilxtynlnth year

d Snow one of the moat prominentmanufacturers In

city at Use age of 61 HewasBoston when 18 years old entered theshoe For roar

e was superintendent of therd factory 1174 began the

acture himself one oflargest ihoe businesses In that city He

was one the first manufacturers to engageforeign trade He a widow

John Cable ol the HudsonBoulevard Commission of

norris yesterday afternoon homet 33 avenue He

seas 02 old Mr Cables wife died ofhe same disease on 0 lost His

wife of Charles H Cavalll succumbedo pneumonia on April SO Mr Cable wes

for many years withlemocratlo politics

Arthur Janice a retired newsman of Washington died at his home

n that city on Sunday in theroar age was Inild but went to Washington when

And began newspaper work Ho was conof that

until his retirement recentlyCapt Josiah L Tenable a veteran of

war and a prominent cltUen of Washingon died at city onn the seventyseventh year Ho-

I WashingtonBenedict 49 age who

several Lak-es horn died suddenly there on

He was In railway circlesthe Bute and years

ilroad Coo

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Bertha Walker GaTe Up liarConvert Chinamen

Bertha Walker who had spent theseven or eight years doing missionarywork near Chatham Square and whocalled by the Americanized residentsChinatown the White Queen died

in the Hudson street hospitalhad been there less than a week havingbeen taken from her home at 12

suffering from nephritis She years

oldMiss Walkers relatives lived In Phila-delphia her father being at one time treas-urer of Forepaughs Theatre on Eighth

In that city and a man of considerShe took an interest in

missionary work when very young andwith the Rev Frederick Pooleamong the ofHer to her associationsamong the Chinamen and she ran awayto this nine years ago

She meetings at the BoweryMission and took an active part In theaffairs of the and Rescue missions-in Doyera was credited withthe conversion of many Chinamen allof held her In a sort of reverenceShe continued her work until a

taken illThe doctor who attended her said she

would have to get out of her small room

but she declared she among thepeople she had tried to

few however she consented-to go to the hospital

would When news of the WhiteQueens death Chinatown last

of merchantspreparations to give

was to theStephen Merritt Burial Company at Nine

and avenue Thefuneral will be held tomorrow The ser

be conducted by a Chinatownmissionary and eight Chinamenwill be

PIERCE SENT TO SING

Negro Who Wa Charred WithTwo Boys From This City

MiDDJJSTOWH N Y May 23 ElmerPierce tho negro who was arrested on

24 last In his cabin near Floridacounty charged with kidnapping-

two New York boys was sentenced todayto nine years and nine In Sing SingPrison The two boysto havo beers kidnapped byArchie Wielding 15 years old of 277 Thir-teenth street Brooklyn and Robert Sherwood 13 years old eon of L J Sherwoodof 18 East Twentieth street ManhattanThey were returned home immediatelyafter the negro was arrested and youngWielding when seen by a SUN reportersaid that he and Sherwood had gone volun-tarily with the and that when they

returned homeNotwithstanding the denial that

there had been any kidnapping the negrowas was not

Pierce had been em-ployed at the Coney Island racetrack where

first rust and when he securedemployment on a stock farm near

away fromjoined him his arrest the negro told

same aa the Wielding itwas expected that releasedwhen case ensue to trial When ar-raigned today however heto and was then sentenced

POHTUM

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Medicine

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I had stomach trouble for 20 yearstried allopathic medicines patent modl-

cinoa and all the simple remedies sugby my friends but grew worse alt

Finally a doctor who Is the prom-inent physician In this parttold ma medicine would do me noonfy Irritating my stomach and making itworse that I must look to diet and quitdrinking coffee

I cried out In Quit drinkingCoffeel1 why What drtakr

Try Pastern sold the doctor I drinkIt and you will like it when it U made ac-cording to directions with cream for itIs delicious and has none of the bad effectcoffee has

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Claim f Mtoo Upon the American In

Deputy has twoattachments gainst theof the City of Mexico to favor of JohnYoung one for 6000 and the other for11600 on assigned claims on six certificates-of deposits Issued by the bank on Feb 1

and April 7 1602 to the InternationalMoney Box Company of New York andChicago which money was not to be

two years from the date of Issueof the which certificates ItIs the bank refused to pay at ma-turity The attachments were on

banks here They warn onthe ground that the is a West Virginia

capital of the American Beak U11075000 par 1216 and It reported in1803 total of 1000000and undivided 75000 George WCoch waa then president Amanager and F cashier

REPUDIATE THE ARBITRATOR

Laborers Refuse t Abide by Carter n-

eMM Lockout TodayMOHTCLAJB H jr May 23 WhIU th4

appointed by the journeymensunion and the Master Builders Associa-tion were to conference this afternoon withBenjamin Carter who had been decidedupon as arbitrator to settle the labor dlN

a member of the laborers union

from the laborers union-to the secretary to the effect that theywould by the decision of thearbitrator

were stopped and a look-out of all the will ooourtomorrow It will affot 800 menand tho tradesnot only in Montolalr but In Caldwell lien

Bloomfield

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