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ID MG UP By ELS
Girl of 9 Killed When Father
Forced Her to Pick Coal on
Railroad Tracks.
ESCAPES POLICE WARRANT
Wife and Little Ones Suffered
Worst Cruelties on Record,
Savs New Jersey S. P.
C. C. Agent.
Union Hill X. .".. F.i, 19.. '?pj
our fath? r and loch him up" w< re
Um word? of ihre? brisU children ihis
.?Hod about .1 tir- on tli*
estsklrti .<f rni'.i, Hill. The poll ? of
.irr.**- Cltj snd throughout Hudson
i ?arching for Prank
narged ?ritti comp I i .?
?iildren t.. ?let p w it! the pig?
Mr.s Suchen sayi that her husband
? ? - i ?. ?Mr-old ion bj th<
- n? ii him t.. Ihe top
vii? ro !*,<? remaim mv< ral
Btnul? i When tin* child s si
lie wat ?, :iii.i i ..
lim? ' ?? stti ndli | phyi
- vive him, added the i
... _re,
lldrcn. Tl.- m
?hair- gt ndlng her
mvn children oui to ?teal, a hile hl
.*pring ar?- kepi a! school snd sre
- th? the Id '?? Be* ?"???i
- ..p.. he si nt liii* r,;n. - esi
ghter i.. pick coal along the rail?
Bhi was kill? ?! rali
Even thhi did nol soften h? hi i
une h?.in?- ?-nd f
. riev? n?year?old itepsoi al ou! I
?: I kicked th? boy Into ins? ?
ihei ?
?
?
Hjhei sen I .- aft? '?
- ? -. ' luring
husbai
? ? th? ? Ig?, Iheli
ein g t h< l
"I have pi i ?i an I . .
sllow I
: ?. ? ... m to th? i -
His ant
mi
d nol
to 1
was is?
He 1
? ni|
i l ' ?
t th? children wer? ictui , n
?lgi
RLO l.? PAT?
Celebrated
HATS
Spring Styles
Now on Sale
NEW YORK
Chicago Philadelphia
Agen *ies In All Principal Cities
Suites of 2
and 3 offices
??r SB*/ nnnil>?*???
Ir. ??ntir*? floors, ii T?<1
?abdivided ;?? me?et
yo'ir rfquir'-ni?*!)' *.
ar?~ now available
in the MS
Aeolian Hall
tli*? r*"! afivrrtiv'i
buildiag in ? b?*
world, located on
West 42nd Street
opp. Bryant Park
anil rnnninp ihrn Is
?t.'ird Mr?-?*?, with
?I* ?StSCI -? bo? h
entrann**. An of*
So? bii?din-* unMir
p.i??''(l in location
and facilities.
A<a*?*nt ?m pNSsisSB.
Pea>c $i Kllim.in
3*1 Mad. Avf. T?*l. et(K> Rryant
WINTON
NEW NOTCH
AR-R.OW
COLLARS
WITH CLOSE FITTING TOPS
WINTON %ni ??. ADRIAN 2}i in.
IS eta., 2 for 25 ?ota.
Clued, Ft ?hod r ?ft Co., Makers
CUPID GRIPS CROESUS
BY THE FINGER NAILS
F. R. Hall, Wealthy Safe Man, Not So Safe
in Barber Shop, Where Pretty
Manicure Wins Him.
I Bj ;? ? graph ? Tb< rrll
Now Haven, Pit? 1'c Tli.it Cupid
has been s guest at the Hotel Tail
practising largely in the barber shop,
?became known ti?-<i.,\ srlth tin-- nn
nouncement <?f tii?- coming msrrisge of
Miss S;?in. ?Louise Smith. ? pretty
i? anlcuriat there, lo Krank R. Hall of
New fork, ?i retired member "f Her?
nu?. Hail A Marvin, ?-.if?- manufactur?
era. ii? baa 1- ? -i a guesl at the Taft
for some time. Miss Smith ih twenty?
one wars- old. Al" Hall la well a<l
:i . ,: -
Sin?. tin- i)??-? \ wat .n- ', laal - ??;??'.
M u smith, srho is a daughter "f Mrs.
Hiram B. ?8-mith, ..f So. ?13 w h alley
a\en ???. ai held the pia. ? ? of manl
. trial Bht is tall snd handsome, with
striking blond hair and ros* cheeks.
Mr. Hall, who Is one ol the m mti ra ? :'
tiii- hotel com] arber
1 ? ? sin ? - ' often. < Sradually
1 ?fri? nda ??f both noticed tl nt n hen Mr
s - Is i sual ? "iii
irlst
Th? ? . rm i of Ih? roroant ?? was
:. hi ?l this et ? tig. when M isa ?Smith
announ. id thai sh? \? ?- ?-? ??? msii ? ?
to the wealth: : ol Neu Fork,
'i ?? tv ?. fam ? ? a It Issl
Tin w?edding hss been sel for n?-xt
Thursdsy, and will i?<? quietly cele
brated thai evening at tin borne of the
officiai hu? ? Irrgyiiian, th*- Rev. J. Fred?
?ink S' xton. of St. James's Bpiacopsl
Church, in Westvllle, nesr here. <>niy
the Immediste fsmilies ?win i.a- pressnt
Immedistel*?' sfter the ceremonj the
?cotnpsny will go t-? th? iiot.i Tsft,
v in ra ? Isrge reception is to be held In
th? bsllroom Over two hundred In
vitations have been issued Assisting
m welcoming th? guMts will be Mrs.
Bmith, ti. other of the bride; Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Bmith. the brother and
MM? r-Hi-law '?i th? bride, and the 1 i
daughters ol the bridegroom.
Mr. Snd Mrs. Hall will ?It-par: for
Bout ?hem Irlp ol als weeks after the
w?edding, and will make their home In
New York. Mr. Hall owns large
faun In California and also an estate
m the Cstskills H^ lias ? married
daughter seven ' years a,?.i,-r than Miss
smith. He Is also a giandfath? i. bta
eldest dsughtei having .two children.
Mi BmItli - to ,-;i.1er h?ome In
vVestvill? and sill live with hei daugh?
ter ?:i New i'orfc Several dozen ippll?
? at ona for Mlei Smith ?? pla? ? bav?
be< n i. prived al th? Hotel Tan.
SWEENEY m IE
? BARE VICE Gf
? "IiIhiimi! fr..in fir,i eggt.
guPty ?r not g ty. He |
It is genei .
ti? h i., ki hat Sweci
:
day morning. Bw
\ || t]
from doii
i'<
v?'??? ? D utri? t Attorn? - | n
*?''?' v' ' ? r? ti at to pei
. ... and
! . . ? .- s . .
ihi
? ?? P? .....
I net Sweei It il owed th
? .???;,.*HNi ,, month
...
Oil? .'?<) G
?*"_'."?? I?*? ' .
? ? ? ? I pa
Bcrgeant Pel
1 : ? :
were toi?
the i ??? -..::-??
Uno of i
. ? ? ? : .'. -?;???
?ther of "Ba
? "bis? k
:. ? 1 ? nd< rl'.ii,
Infor? M
thai .-I paid to Duffy
.? in ?nth 1 ' 1 t.. I '? ? :ni"
I !<? had i" 'ii i Id li? said, that
mom > ull Imat? ly w* ni lo Sa ?
Wi.i - trembling and In
-? it? m '? ben hi .as bro
D ti ????..,- ofll? ?.
It at h< ay fi
had been done *
Slpp, Mi. Whitman d?*clded not io ?
iiiiiil t. .daj. when th? .lohn I?
..ir rned and I
.gulai Febi un : gn
Aftc- Mere Inspectors.
Baron**' W ilk told ? hal
ol poll?. (trail m the old .'
n, ..mi whi n Hi? re la oth? r
ration of hli sf?r> besldi I
ndl? im? nta ??: pol
, aptaim tora whose nan
. ? ifon be? n link?"?! s
th? grafi Investigation will follow.
VVllkins will n ? ?? ol hla si??r> to t
??John i"" grand Jurj to-day, and
- n ? in ?* la expe? l?
An n. ? ? ? nil nos. ?'?* one hopi ?
attach ? : DlBtrlci Attorns] ofll
? | it Mi. w hltmsn la i m
on th? trail ol tl ?? entire Kr<.?n?
grafting Inspectora snd captain? m
. . eral ? oll? tor?. The r?< Ital
?. roy Wllkina wsa on a par with il
toriei t"!?i lo Diatrl * Attorney Whl
in??ii by other Harlem resort keep*
? if \s hat fn? U nu' ?1 Bweeney*a avari
"Why, on i.nov," asid Wllkni
?wh? r Patrolman Bug? ns PV?, wli
had been collecting for Captain Walsl
cam? to me las! July with thla h?*?
Sergeant Duffy, he aald to me: 'Nov
Wllkinfl, '?"! kn"u tins preclncl hi
'juai be* h mi?i i * m two Captain ~ sia
ii" longer haa you. y*-?u are now ? ? ? th
Lenox avenue pre? Inct. Thai is Cap
tain Kslllber. l'?>it he won't ii?-!?. yon to
;, ,,,,?. ii. 'i nol in the fame, lin
you mual pay Inspector Sw? m. '
man. Give him whai you've bean k?.
iiik in? tor th? last two years."
"And ?I?? : ou knoa continu?**d W i
kins? "thai man Duffy wouldn't t ?? k
>.*,<?;, month, UK? Captain Walnh'i mat
to.-k. N?'. hi. ii- wanted ft?, snd
had to sUnd for the $]0 bik? '
Walsh Kept Hands Off.
i it hers who were In Hie n< m !?? soi
avenue preclncl t"i?i "f almllar arrange?
ments, of Walsh keeping hli Usnda <.n
i?,?. new pi' in' '? snd all th? **r.?u
being ? oil'-' ted by Duff] <ji mm of
Bweency'a other alleged electors.
j W. Collins, I't'opri'tor of ?i <;?!?' si
.\o 71 Wool ISSth street, t"i?i the Dle
iricl Attorney thai he paid Patrolman
j-,,x ?^."aii ;, nif.nth until las! July, when
i'o\ introduced Duffy. After that he
paid Bweeney'i man 173, i?utTy telling
timi according to nil story? ?thai the in?
spector WOUM not bS r-atifli?-! with 1?.sm
than ?*'-?"? more than Walsh exacted.
The strange part of the stpriea told
b? the half-dosen mk>?i?nkeap**ri rester?
day i* that none <?t them kepi ?? dis.
moin: resort. Bui from their tsstl
Imony ?t was msnlfssl to iivir hear
tii.it Bwesney levied tribute <>n ev.
I piece, wheth? r straight or < rooked, ;
| that when th?-. besttStSd to "?CO
screws" they were t.?iii th-- would
, arrestad i?n ? hargea ?of violating the '
I'i.- law. Tins threat slways ha.l i
d? ir. ai ?'iTc-?. and the recalcitrani ?.
paid the tribut?
i 'rom ail i ni h stoi lee, siso, .' at
' vid? nt that no Kraf; !, id ? n ? oil? ci
? ii irlom sin ? i ??? ? mber I ?,? ben Bl
first told his story before th? Cun
? oinmitt? s
Patrolman Foa sp? nl anol
I with the i '.s;i i : Attorney
. baring furl r del s aa to the mi th?
ol ? oil? ? I Ing pollc. graft In Harb
!;?? told of numeroui small crap can
nd at g unes thai paid prot? tl
mon? ;? ..' -.in:! ae?rtlon.
Ta.ed Baseball Clubs.
PI : .' ;-i pay trll ?
.... h Be itric)
(do <
[>la; ?? l d r.li. ? ? ?ses
? '?.- of th? Lenox < >\ai.
t l l?th street and I Igl ? nut, .?
the otb. Olympi? Fit Id at 1".'.
i ? ? r ami Fifth a a n i
Sweet to have 1
;?? lat iom v. Ith ??.' u Tamman ' i? ad?
\ ? ? ad| th? i ? li ? Attorn??! ha? e?
L
? ii.? , ?'. k? i - two m< ?
the Tai ? ?.
?
1 n : t.a Tamn ? n m< n and i
; -.; prot? - i? t. mom
?i.- ?
i gral ?cctor f
B eei ? n . ne of th? Tamman! m?
i and a ' ,\ llian sm? tiv- I?i
tria't Attorn? . ? ? ? I d
i other, Ti... ? v,,i n ? - .a bell
\? oi k?.i up, and w|thln ? -.a ?
expect? ?? ? i, ? ? liape tbi
?grand |urj ?>? ttou ?
Waldo Aqam Promises.
i Hai I* i Attorn? ? W hitman receivi
: ? tenia y from Third Dei ut
- oner Sew burger, v. i
? -i him that . 'ommission? i tVald
, ;.., ,:. ml - an; memb? i ? ? ?:
' Poll? e I " part mem a ho persisted I
shadowing him. He asked Mi w hit
! man II !?? kn< a who ma- is a, piaii
, loth? - r,,- ?: '.? ? re " ho folios ed him o
? Saturday ;.f'? rno >n In his toui ? f th
HaiI? m hotels snd ?- nfoi m? I thi
the I ?h tri? t Attorn?-, did ii"! knm
th? lr nam? ?, bui : et ognis? ?i m..i m ?
headquarters men, e-hom h? coul.
id? util i if ' onfront?ed s Ith th?em
Mr. N'a ? burger turn? ?) ? ?? ? r lo th
District Attorney thr r?-~u;t?- a,f hi
investigations of four policemen hu?
pected of --'t if ting. Thn-. were of mei
alp ady Indi, led, Bw?eene , Hai tig u
and Walsh, the fourth Bergesnl Duffy
w ben ilia? John Dot grand Jurj
me? It tri-ilr. y it ?-.ill < cutre it? ;itt?-n
tii.ti oi. the actlvltlea of Duffy, and gt
least half ?? dosen witnesses ??ill i"
celled before tbsl i??.<ly. One will >??
Patrolman Fos. who arill to thai In
Introduced Duffy to Lero! t-V'llklns si
Inspector Sweene; s graft collector and
t?,, other ?ill t'a- Will.ins who will i?or?
roborat? 111 i ?#-*. and add thai h< caul
Bweeney'a man S''?''' a m?onth time
July l. ending -with December, or ?**?"??''??,|
in ail. Collins will be anothei witness
A DENIAL BY PETER DE LACY.
To t " Editor of The Tribune
Mr pet?er De La. ? . of Se IS W?bsI
Hi street, Manhattan hai conterrei with
Hi? ?ti r< t??? ral t?. ai? aril? 1. ?publl >:a-<1 ;n
-,,,,- ?paper on February I, 1913, ?entitled
? I',, . . M ,1.? Right ...uni.liai; Raids," in
which he is ? iiKrt;, i with being the rt"
,,ria ?"?? of an ;.it' ?ail gambling house m
\\, ht ?7th street, tai- city, one of tbe
? j,'.,,..- raided" by the poll? ?
Mr. i" Lacy has sdrised me thai tin?
published staternenl i-? rear paper re?
garding hi* connection with .;t?l slleged
gambling bous? Is false and
i?. ha request? "I mt lo art ? ?? i t.
red ssM staternenl si once, and m.-.k? the
? <.rr"'-t!"-.i si pubil. aa Ihe chargt Itself.
Verj n .ia yours,
r.l>\\ ARD il HAWtCR, li:
\tt,?ni' | for i'?-i' r i.? La? ;,.
Si tl 1 "rk I ity, l'a 1? IM, "?:
TWAIN'S NEPHEvTRlLLED
Kin of Humorist Slain in Cana?
dian Hotel Fight.
?Selkirk, Man., i-vi?. |ft.?-John Clemens,
son of Wiiiiiiin Clemens, of tiii* city,
ami a nephew "f the lat. Bsmuel <'i?m
i us r Mark Twsta'*), is riaa.i ii? r.- aa
th.- result of a liK'it in a iocs! hotel.
Krank Hoffman. | onmp .ii"k, Is Uttdsrl
?airest, chsrged with csusl?g Clement's
aji*ath.
Hoffman I'ni'iv Clemens on tin- jsw
at th' PkSJH Of a bested arsunia ill Til?
single blow and tin tali killed ckmuit?.
Im witness
ce m ? m
?Expert Admits Burglary Insur?
ance Rates Have Been In?
creased in City.
\ WROTE TO TAMMANY'TE
Casualty Men Tell Curran Cora
; mittce That New York Police
Recover Prnctically No
Stolen Goods.
V*, llism i'- M? ore, :r ; ;? ni of the N"? w
Amaterdatn Casualty Compsny, >?a?)
railed ..- .. s ti befo ? t'a** Aldermsnlc
'? mmlttee ? esterd. .. ?
? ?-,,.:,! ''nvtke "?". i." aa Rmor R
in. k:. . counsel i" Ihe eonrmlttee pul
raid to ? I? tl t Mr We ??
? ??? ? ? ? .vin;: ili.-it : !.. ral * on
la Inanrsnee ' .i l Inerei sed ahmii
??? ? ? ? this rit) durli i the Issl ? ? i
It m> ,,n the sfr<?- nth of Mi Moore's
ihsi Mayor fJaynor rested hia sa.
aritnesa al ens ol l
? ji ly i .-ai Inga of the comn ?????
September thai the ?tatemen! of Mr.
Il'i'-Vit,. ' :! .T '?'ire; .r : ? r;?r.1 ':.
? ? i a.-.] 15 per cenl nd
tended to 11 mlalesdlng
Mr Moor? ? pill atraen a Ih Mi
r'-' '.:...? a ii. .1,1,1. r examination by th?
latter Ii tt gsrd to the ciai fical Ion ol
: tes the head ol
? - :. -?? v'.'ii U admit! ' th<
rate on certain cleaeea had been ra '
be rnalntaiiied he had bten rlshi in hla
? ? | ir. hb i?' tter thai the bi eras?
rates <n such Insurance had not been
materially Increased. Bo'ii Mi. Moor?
snd snotber experl sitneaa asid the
atnounl ol stol?*n goo?la i ??? ret through
th? Bgcnc) of the poHca V.A- practk 111
nil.
Bsvers] ?ritneaasts pa**s**eded Mr. Moore
?? terday, Including official? ? other
? i*i'??t: ?'.-i-,, ar.i. s v.-i.i. : speeiaUsa
I ? i. .'a' ea and
? . ? - o testified thai ihe : u on
anille urg?an in iui an? ?? I ad In?
creased from to ? I ? ? em du
the last year. The] asid, howevei it
M id been no bang? In thi rat*
??..'.. i ? ? old ? ? Inauram -
Re.ids Gaynor's Letter.
\? th? ? ? ' ? Ur. Bu
? ? tated that Ihoua th? m itltt??e
i , th? Informatloi to ... ? ?
slat? n ?? t .. . . ;.i i ? ?
. .
iceouni alt: of the polie? il I
ad taken i
? ? . to 1 iggestlon
? . ..
. ?
eaei i
Il e read 11
.'?'. ? ::??? ? ? ? ?
to ? v.. [?oration ' <? in '?'? i n w
? ? ? , : eei
authoril
? ?.,: rstea ? nol (
II and wert lot . >. a
? ? .
sen tal the
able to
? ? . lstem-.nl ,. .
i et
-, ritten hia
? \ . . ; t..r
Btsi ra . 11 H ?
Mr. Talk ; . . i
? ? ? end ft? rtsii
...??. mi
. ? ? lie tet tlfl ?!
irsnee d? ment I
ser to d < . ' 11 from
I Mi Tsllcy desired II foi th? ? ? ?
Its rated
? ?. ? , estad Ml
lo gat th? for him. I
M Talk-: droled thii
I . ? ? in? Ii ?? matlo. from Ml Moon
. i . - d Mi Ta I?
., Ti Ibune repot 1er after th?
ws tl.roneous si it? mi nl In ih? pa - j
?ra id? b? f??r< l I
?lerma I tee. snd d?M mod u a, i
ss i Ute ' It < ? ?? i I j
SSB .n a position to Si
? .,, Mi Moon '"? ih.- Info i lation
i ?., -is, i , onsid? ? n ? ?
irglai i Aftei i
: got Mr Moon ? I? it? i i lui m I It ov?
In the Ma] 01,
M? M,.,,-, teatll I thai ? had b< ? n
le n t ol ? ?. ? Bu r a i 11 ? ? I nc? l*n ?
. i. rt? : ? ?? - v s. i , ? ' ? for se? ral esri
.. n thsl ' ?*? ompan had '???' arritten
iii.it kind of Inau n foi aeveral reara
to ? ' toi i aben s g?
a., r.. nu ni on rate? for ?urglsi ? insui
anee hsd lu ? n ? nt< red Into ? :? th? corn*
i snles thronghoul Ih? - ounti j D? for?
?., t,,... ?, IMI, i,. ?sld tbei ?? had t ??? n no
n\..i rates on burglsri Inaursnc? Ai the
Moor? letter wsa written In Beptember, I
1812, leaa than a yesi after that date, Mr. j
). .. kner wanted ?.? knoa bow th \ v itn
had ?"???n abt? t.? Judge what the ratea
tarer? i?ri<?r t.. October, r?n. bo a to make ,
eompariaona which would lustlf? hie
?tatemen! that the rsl< i in I nol in?
crossed during th? laat rear. Mr Mou
Mid h? hsd tslked 11 o? er with otl i
officers of his rompan* and offk ?ra of the !
H irgisr] Insurance L'nderwrlt?H*i Aa
, istlon
New York Not Lowest.
Mr. Moon was asked 11 N?s ."orb sou
bad the lowest rstea on ourgtary insut?
an' ??
"Mo," be tmpilet '"Besslon hsa th? low? (
. ? ,i, ..f an? rity i'i ? tic United States
Sea Torti I? abtwl th? average. < hlessjo
snd lian ?Trsnriaco rat<aa .?!?? 0 per ? ant
huh, i thai, m Sew fork.
Norman R Moray. rlc?i>preeldent ol th?!
Qroai Ksstem tournait? L'?*?tnpany, test!?!
n, .| thai n??' rneresntlle burglar? Insur-1
Sim rat?s hot been raised al l?*aat .'?'? at r|
. ?ut by '?" pe? cen? of th? companlro in I
tills dtj arritlng that -lass of bustoess
during the last rear. He said that pre -
tlcsll) ??ii the ??ompmntes obsarv??d a iivd
schedule "t rates On ?mme irterchandl e, |
such a* ?Hk . festhers, etc., whlen werel
. onridered I.la ' ?Ssitat ht- ?lable, 'the
...i?.? had bees rslsed M i>? i cenl on th?
ins: tt.ua* ami a? tooeb ?s M per cent on
a ii",?!" polley, h? tubY lie dec?an >i thai
the atiioiini of k.i" r"?v.'i''d by the
pol?n- from ??ii? ->? robl*ariea ?jmsaunted Is
late than I pel ?'"' of the gooils !?,,.-n.
??. o
MORE COLUMBIA STUDENTS
???.?Intnl'la ? remM ration look ?mother
hin ji.ini. ?S*t week, v. h. n bstWaeH ll?
ami :"??> students ?ni??!.id fOr the varions
?/raduata .?n?i uridefgraduata atsaraea I?
ail in atii?i? i?la laajsMeisd tar work la
the ?'.?ll? >/??. s. i'ii'" an?l Journalism
cuir.-.?, most <>!' th?*n? enteritis the fresh
BBSS ' lasi.
B*sur "f Ihe nee? m ?merit* Brtll tsk? p
tii<? isgulai uaursa in ioiimaiism and ?mi ?
swll Hi? fol.tl enio.ii-'in <?( that s?'h,"?', |
t.. 7??.
Th?. Iota! rofc'.-tration it Polumbis Is
now ?:?'??. ? (elusive of th'?s?? taking work
?n Ik evening classes ami In ?*duestbma|l
centres remote from Mornlrigswe Heights?*
WOMEN H AS
MEN FIGHT ON CM
Doors Locked and Motorman
Puts on Full Speed to
Call Police.
Ringing hi* fonj . nd m nding his
car ??v. r awitcbea snd by cornera .?i
railroad apt ? I, thi motorma ol a
? Blxth avenue trolley raced aouth for i
! dosen Mocl on thai thoroughfare yes?
terday sfternoon In search of a pc?Uce?
r ,i: . ?? hile two .... n i-., k 'i In to pre?
ven! th? Ir i seaj ? Foughl snd roll !
shout the Boor ol :, car under the
feel of fifty or mon Ing women
? hoppers The ra< invr Illusion ' sa
completed when Mounted Pstrolrosn
Bill? r put spur*? i" I,is home, i '.;?.?-?'?! tne
. .*-!? ;?n?i < aptui ed th? fight ? g men.
?.'. o -ii >?? ho were oi the car i aid the
fighl started without an Instant's
I warning, snd I b ?n ? oui by
the stoi ?? i he prison? i - told In I
Bas! .">!?*i stn ? i poll? i station. The
I one a h" started the trouble, a tailor by
tl .? name of P?lcl ?laa Sp? set li said he
pot on the car .?i"i h id no i
m ated in n ? If ? hi n i i beh? Id s? at? I
opposite him. caln Ij n oding .? paper,
. ? outh by t? ? name of Christoph r
Afentlo Afentlo, h< explained, stole s
watch from him i tore than s i ear
and it was the firsl meetlnf* of th< two
sin? r- rh?^n
Leaps on Shoulders.
Bpeserlo i ad? one cont ulsivi I? p at
th?* comp nt Al lio and I tnded on :
his head and shouldet Hampered by
his newspaper, hich ?> ame wrapped
; |> '?? h Ca? e, Afenl rgled to get
I a look 1 ? ? and free his |
I arms, and h the struggl both com
i,. tant a roll? d off th? eal Into the al ?
. ? big ind ti Iking a?? thi y fell.
Th?' serge of sen .mlng worn? I
ard the front of thi ear arose alwve
? h?- t oar ol train? . and I he motorma n
glanced back to se? a feminin? ava
anchi coming
He thr ???. ofl hta powei ? ? the
brake?" and lo? ed ti,.- front door bx
ti..- ?. omei . ?? Id tear il - pen. With
' : conti ?Hei I '?ii' ? ?? ii ging be
.-I start? d rear
bul mi t th? ? ? ? ? nlng
foi ard.
The conduetoi reported t ha.m? n
fere Inside and
It!; 11 - ? :? ar door u d
was goli ;. . ? ? : re
. - Ight, - - : . n iiaa
?... .| >?'. i ? ti., ?ouiuli bal and
1 th? Imploiii -? ? ? linpi Is?
? h ? j.? i !.. ? .
? ibont
i ?
In Swirls of Dust.
As the cond .
plstfot m the motot man thi is con?
1 tr.'i'. ?? over. A shoi ? r of ipsrka and s
general lurching toward thi rear .l"..r
told the passengers the] i en m ? ng,
? nd si other minute thi? fa? ? ?? at
a to per* ii* along the a ?
Pot ? dosen blocks the csi ran *.^ i t >i -
out ? ittlng down it- i|?? ? d a bit, \
trolle) ti?-" ' ' thi . oi tier of 17th
itre? I Patrolman Blllei caughi
agonised sen.'- of the motorman and
?i into thi ra? e For two bio ki
mor? i cai ran hefoi li . .1
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brought to a stop, but s?ier. boardingi
th. rear platform, soon hail the Bght?
ing men pried apart
a bos of cartridges Ml oui <-f Af?en?
tio'a pocksl as h?' S M ha-in? hauled
from tht: lur. Siller searched him and
fourni a rseslvag in his pocket. Ke
gsrdlem of the ??barge of th^ft preferred,
by the tailor, the youth was locked up
for violating the Sullivan law only.
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