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F- rent Sale of New

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Silks 0-da I

\\'e have gone tliorougli our silk department and

laid to one side all the odd ends running in length

from 1 i-2 to 12

yards.

Iii order to gnakc fi speedy clearance Of the Whole

lot we have marked them at prices which will mean a

clear sweep sale of the whole lot to- ay. ' _

We would advise you to be on hand as earl

| the day as possible.

L.;._..

A. Mc onald

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ELOPERS IN HANDS ,

I5-Year-Old Girl nnd Her

Companion Held in Enst Boston

l1iiS'l`ii_\', .liily i:'i The arrest <-

.\I.ii'iiiii IliiiIi.(1?i', lil" I35'!"('"r"’I

iiii-i-eliuiit i-f St_ .Iiiliui=biiry, \t.. uni bi-i pi'i~t»-titled liusliuiiil, Henry .\‘lor ii.~‘i-.i, Lili, by the liast llo.-‘toiipolir yi».-rei-iluy afternoon dispellcd 21 _\-iiuiii: i:irl's riiitiuiitie ilreiiiits. i Jug; ,i month ago, on the e\'C,Ul

hi-r irruduati-in from the select lfninn l\`i'liool in her liome to\\'ii, tht’ l-Url i-Ii.pciI with thi- )'0uiii_: man, and left, her wiiloweil futher, \\‘liii coiiilucts a. large augur refinery in the tiiwii, iiiiil~ is one of tlic foremost riti'/.ciis.

iiyiiiip; |iiP,t‘ti1\ll~ZS MAID.

|<`i-iiiii \\`liite ltivcr Junction the-

iiiiiiiile wt-iit to lleverly, where Mor- iisi-ii is alleged ru have secured the uirl a pusitiiiii as liiiuscmaid in the i-vi-liisivc siimnier coliii\Y. “'lI"r9 “llc liiiil been ii guest \\'ith one of U10 Iii-_-.t kuriirn fiiinilii-i~i only the sum- iiii-i' bi-fiiri-. .

\\`lif-n, for siiiiif- reiisiiii, .\Ioi'ziscii ile- ridi-il to lt-uve the town, lie took thet i:ii'l to l".:isl. lhistiin, :ind here again. i:\i»- sa_vs, he told her tliiir shi- iiiust nip] ;, iiiinitiiiu, :ind ivheii she eiiiiid init ilii so at oiit-i-_ the young girl .\;iiil that hi- bi-:it her. Shi- liiirilll' ,.i»i-iiri-il ;i piisitiiiri in :in el:-ctrie.

liulit iiliiiit, wlieii- she ‘.\'f-iittii Worlil

4-url), iii thi- iniiriiiiitri “`I‘il" I“`I` l’|`P‘_ tiiiili-il liiii-ibiiiiil tiuik his east- at the liiiiiiv- til his sister.

WAS l,t'iY.»\l..

Iii apili- of the trezitiiii-ut shi- re-

vi-ivi-il :it his li.-inils, tht- i:ii`l '.‘-'us luy- :il iii the iu:iii shi- lit-lii-veil to be her tiiisbauil until it. \-:us iirovi»il tu lici' that .\l<ir.isi'a -.-.-as la\'i.»:liiiii: his uilec

tunic on :iiiiitlir_-|- iviimaii. 'l`hr‘lir-.art briiki-ii izirl rciiiriined at hor work i.i»i-,,ii,».i- slit- was :iii-:iid to rf-tiirii to

bi-i fiithi-i~_ :iiiil 1-vi-u wht-ii slit- -.vii i|..~i-ii-.'i-i`i-il by .liiliii lliiwil, thi- ilctt-I

tivt- 1-tiigiiigi-il l»ji' lit-i' lhtlii-r to iiiiil

lu-tx shi- still i-iiili-:ivori-il to save Illu- i.i1»i-.i.

Ili-i i-Iiipi-iiii-iil took pliii'r-ii iiiiiiilli

-iii--, :ind iluriiig the time siiitw- llit-ii ilu- l`.'illiii‘ luis iii-i-ii prii-'.tiiiti-ilsit tliv- <li~:ipi»|-:ii':iiii--- tif his iluiiigliti-r. I-le ir-iiiii-iIi:itf~ly f-iiu;i','i"l :i lirin iil flos- t-»ii dt-ti-i-tives tu liiciirv- her :ind gave li-i-rn lhi- i-luv iiliidit llii- iIi_~'iipiu-iii'- :iw-r :if .\Iiii:ii-"ii :il Ihr- siiizir- l.iuii-. \l-rlli-iilny Iii- iI1‘t.i'|`iiiii\f-il to ciiiiir- t.ii llii, vilv lii|ii.1tilI_

lil,\`f},\l}l1IL-- liI~l'l`l~Tt"’l'lVl'l,

\s scum :is lie éirrivt-il lii- wi-iil. tai

I-ii: luv.-yi-i-, wlio i`i:t'1iizi|iiirii'li-il .loliii liiivil, :i i.'iiI|Ii'iiI 'li-ti-rti\'i‘. iiiiil thi- lullii-i‘ iiuiiii-tliiitt-l_v <1-i~ii|`r-il liis: sri" virv-.-:. Iliii-.-il lriii-i-il thi- izirl :ind .\l<i- iiis-iii. :ind nl. :’i rfcliirk lust, r-veiiiiiir lot-ii 1-il the girl iii thi- 4-li:i'ti‘ii: l|i;.it pliiiil.,

\\'lii'ii the igiil '.-.aa si-'-ii :it llii- pliiiif

i"ii- :il first. di-iiir-il l.ii:it, slit- iviis .\l:i- iton llailiy-i~_ Shi- suiil that her iiiii-iv '.-..-iii .\l|'i~i. .lliiriiiu .\I:ii'1isr::i_ flint. slit- l.fiiI been iiiurried nt. Wliili- llivi-r .liiiirtiuii ii iiioiilli ago, t.li:if li:-,r iiiiiidl-ii nilme was lllnriiiii Wliili-, :iuil ibut hi-r lutlit-i"i~i uuiiin was llt-nry Whitt-_

lllu-iz -die was shiiivn ii group pir-

Iiiri- of the `-.griiiliiiiting i-lass of the I iiiiiii Hr-liiiril, she proiriptly idfriitilievl 'IHII liirturf- :is li-'-rs, ivliicli the Iutlier had niiiiiti-il out as the picture of his il.iiii!liir‘i~_ When risked if her name ~.-_iis ii-.t .\l;irii»n lliiilzer, the girl hesi- I"""I fiir 1| rn-»iiii‘.iit,, :ind then siiiil

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Hammocks. Hammocks

We airefgiviiig spleiidiil

values in Hammocks, liouglit dirt-c‘. from one of the largest and best known Hammock flanufacturers

in tlic United States, large roomy goods, fast colors strong and well made, see

“I

OF THE POLICE

that if was not, that it was Marion \\'|iiti-, \\'lien the detective pretended to li-uve her, he tiirued about sudden ly and said; “f)h, Miss Badger."

(3.-x\-'l~} l-ll<1P.iSEl.l<` AWAY,

,ii Without a. sccond's thought T.he

iliiiiyliti-i' of Heiiry lliiililllf. it ‘ vlllthl'

,girl turned and suid; “Well, what is i it‘_"' and then as she saw that she _ had betrayed herself she broke down

0 'ciiiifessed who she wus, and said that

I.er only desire was to get back to her fatlier. As she was being taken to the station house she was again asked if she was married to Maras- ca. As she answered in the affirma- tive it was ,apparent to all that the child believed firmly that Morasca had married her. She even described liow they were married by an Italian priest in White River Junction and lie had patted her on thc l\€1\<I HUC? the ceremony and told her thut every- thing wits all right now.

Aftr-r the girl had been taken to

the station house, Dowd anil an offi- cer liasteiied tu 235 l<1vi-rett Street. irliere the girl said she had liceii liv- ing with E\liii'ust‘u. He tiild the offi- cers that lie had married Miss Bad- izi-r at White River Junctiiin, andlhe invited the ollicer and the iI0tcClLlV€ to \-:iilk along with hiiii to it njgir hy liiiiise, where he said he woiild pl`0' t--ire the niarrizii.-:c certificate.

.\'i"ri-iiiii-'i's i<:si`.\i-i-1.

As the tliri-.e walked ulong with ii.

large crowd following, siitiilcnly M0- `r;isf-.ii lr-apr-il through the crowd and was guna, I'p lqvcrctt Street he ran

roof of uiiotlicr building, over the

lioi-itoii itat.-< Heic he vias hnali caught by another olliccr, white near

_ ly lllfifl rr.-r4iileiits`of East lloston who _ had joiiir-il in the cliiisc gathered in

ii t,lii'eat.eiiiiig group about him.

' At the stntiiiii house lie ailiiilttell

.rziilroz-id tracks and onto the _Eat-it

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; ...T ‘i» Your Silver

Needs ,"' Sparklene

Sm kli-iuris \\iIl.i.-it floulii lliu

rciilz-si i-fail _iron-I -dvi-i' polislies. \\'i- use il on our own silveraiiil have but-ii selling il for :i long tiuu hurl know of iiii uilicr polish that can

I cqiial it.

lt el:-una any mi-tiivl, _lriini tiii_ to

i.:.lil, ntirl L'i\'i_-s ii hi'i|I|:i|\t Innlini: pailitli tliiil will slr-liirbl. you. 'l`hi-rt-'-4 no sr-rail-lit-:~.di|nt or work to vli-unini: with Hiiurk_ia-iii-. ‘inc is iiiitlla-ii fi-w niinilili-.s lr-tt..

W. N. Tanfon

icliaractcr until the word is received

I OBITUARY.

Blllll Ill IHIEIIIIIISS f MIN IIIS IINIILIIMIII

ST. STEPHEN, N. B., July 14...

This morning when the C. I-‘_ R_ ex. press train, due nei-e at 11 o’clock,

_'was about four miles this side of Mc-

Adtlm. it struck Joseph Perkins, a peddler, and instantly killed him. His head was lying on the rail with his body at right angles to the track. _They took the hody to Watt Junc- tion and Conductor Dow' wired to Woodstock, and the train dispatcher wired the operator at the office here to have an undertaker at, the station when the train came in. Undertaker Sedertiuest was ,notified and took charge of the remains. Coroner Law- son was also notified, and an inquest was held. The evidence showed that no blame could he attached to the train crew, and thc jury so reported. lt was learned that the accident had occurred in York county.

In the meantime Superintendent

Harshaw notified the agent liere`to assume no responsibility in the case, but to allow Perkins' relatives or the authorities here to take charge of the IIOIIY. The man has no relatives, and the authorities refuse to assume any iiuthority in the matter. The result is that the body is now at Under- taker Sederquest's with no one to bear thc expense of burial or assume :iny obligation in the matter.

I that lie hail not married the girl, hut

Fuid that he intended to marry her in a short tlnie. He said that the muck ceremony had been gone

. |

;iliiili;erl into an alley, leaped a high through with at White R-iver Junc- leiiite, into a buck yard, across the

tion, because the girl insisted that she must be married to him before i-ihc would go any further with him. IN CHARGE OF MATRON. -The girl is vcry pretty, and looks older than she really is. She was tuken in cliurge by the matron at the station hoiisc until her father had been communicated with. At a late hour last night. ne had not returned to the Adams House, where he hail Fffizistcrcrl, and it in feared by many of his friends that he lost hope of recovering his daughter and returned to his home,

Moruscai in held us a suspicious

from the police of St. Johnnbury.

~*-i

Thorn passed peacefully away at.

Ilupedulo, -July third, after a. linger- ,ing illness, borne with Christian pa- tience and submission to the will of -the Divine Ruler, Mary Ann, daugh- lter of Malcom and Mar aret Nichol

twenty-foiir. She left her home flvci years ago in robust health and took' ill about one year ngo. Hope had liccn entertained for her recovery un- _til two months ago when she gradu- Ially grew weaker in spite of all that medical skill could do. She was a general favorite in the community always bright and cheerful. Death to her only meant the passing from |this world of activity, anxiety and trouble, to the great immortal world of bliss. Much sympathy is felt for Ithe bereaved family as this ls the fourth time within the past three years they have been called to mourn the loss of a loved one and the sec- ond in the last live months. She leaves to .mourn besides her grief- strickcn parents, three brothers and two sisters, Donald of beadville, Col- orado; John A. of Quincy, Mass.; and James U. nt home. The sisters

`ure: Mrs. Gillis of Quincy annd Mary .I_ at home. All except the rat men- tioned were at her bedside at the time of her death. The funeral ser- vice ivasi conducted by the Rev. John Gillis of Stratlialliane.

jeweler - Sunnyside

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.WHEN 'i"lZlill" Gel A Good 0ne

The pleasure of a nice

drive largely _depends on the rig. It has always been our motto “To keep

our large stock We can please _von bot'n in quality and price. Hammocks an prices up to $6.00 each,

tiarler & Company

the Best.” You will not be disappointed at this livery. r _ Prices satisfactory.

Personal attention.

"Women's cool summary dresses of

printed muslins ln blac and white and blue and white with high or low neck, long or short sleeved style with trimmings of all val lace and inser- tlon at Paton’e. 7~l2dtf.

Send us Your Laundry. `

.When you leave your laundry

hcrc ,ou get it fninhrrl tho way you wanfii. You get it ON TIME and ii'ii all your own foo.

Mistaken me rare and are always

promptly -~i-tifiod.

We don'i use chemicals to fake

out thc dirt. Fresh walci, pure soap and earn brings better rcaulta When you leave your laundry here you get satisfaction. Try ua. Phone i5|. Free delivery. '

For Calarrli

Make Wonderful Cure for,Caf- ar/li, Colds, 'Bronchitia Throat Weakness

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To cure an ailment. in the throat

or chest, to rout out Oatarrh or Asthma, lt is essential that the mcd- :icine he conveyed direct to the affect- ed parts. This ia why no other reme- 'dy has achieved such world-wide suc- ,ress as Catarrhozons, which alone

ican be breathed lu one second to every air cell in the breathing or- lgans. The healing vapors of Cab 'arrhozone mix. with the breath and descend through the throat-. down the bronchial tubes, to the deepest air cells ln the lungs-all parts are saturated with the rich piney essen- ces that ease, heal and cure. I I Catarrhozoue has entirely displaced ‘the old-fashioned remedies, such as cough syrups, sprays, tablets, and lsedative powders. It contains none of the opium, chloral‘ and drowsy narcotics. so commonly found in li- quid cough and catarrli remedies. , The extraordinary curative power of Catarrhozoue is well explained in a letter from A. B. Cowan, the well known restauranter of Carleton, who lwrltcs: “Some time ago -1 suffered lseverely from a frightful cold fu the *head and chest. It was nothing but lone continual cough, hawk, headache from morning till . night. My nose and throat were so complewly stuffed up that I could scarcely breathe. Catarrhozone eased the cough in- Istantly, that would not yield Weil to the doctor's medicines. Hour by hour Catarrhozoue relieved and by pursuing its treatment I have been permanently cured of all trace of Asthma, Catarrh and Brouchial Irri- tation.” _

Once you try Catarrhozonc youll

realize how indispensable it. is-the large dollar size contains an iud;s- triictible hard rubber inhaler and sufficient medicine to last two months. Smaller trial sizes Z5c. and l50c. Beware of the suiistitiitor and imitators of Catarrhozone-use the genuine and yoii’ll get Cllfed- _By mail from the C-atarrhozcne tom- 'pany, Kingston, Out.

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IHHIIWN Ill LIKE

no:-i'i-oN, .iiiiy 15-'rzisie ciirroii.

17 years old, of 177 Langley Road, Newton Centre, whose body was found in Crystal Lake, Newton 'Cen- tre, yesterday afternoon, is believed to have been murdered on the shores 'of the lake and her body afterwards thrown into the water. » _

The hody of the girl was not iden-

tifled until early this morning Iiy"re- llativea who visited the morgue.

They firmly believe the beautiful young girl was murdered, because of the fact that her shirtwaist had been torn from her body, and also her hat, both being found in the woods near the lake shore. Her face was also badly bruised.

The identification of the girl's hody

was made by Mrs. William Groth, with whom Miss Carroll had lived for the past two' years. Her home previously was in Dorchester. Ac- cording to Mrs. Groth, Elsie left her house Wednesday morning with the. intention of visiting her relatives in Dorchester.

She did not return that night., and

they supposed she hi-id remained all night in Dorchester. i

Yesterday afternoon it was learned

that Miss Carroll hail not been tu iflorcliester, and Mrs. Groth became 'greatly worried. On learning from her husband, who is ay Newton police. officer, that a young girl's holly had been found in Crystal Lake, Mrs. Groth became auspicious that the body was -that of‘Eli~iie Carroll.

Further inquiries of the Dorchester

relatives allowed that the girl had not even communicated with them,

|and they did not expect her. Early

this morning Mrs. Groth went to the Newton Morgue and tilentlflcd the hody as that of Miss Carroll.

"She always led a happy life with

. g ' i. - . i . -i-ion of that place, at the early age of_ me' “md Mrs- (-"Oth "US m0l`n1“lZ.

'and I am sure she did not commit suicide, for she had absolutely no reason to do so.

BELIEVE SHE WAS MURDERED.

“I believe she wus murdered, and I

will not rest content that it was otherwise until it is absolutely prov- ed that she was not." -An autopsy will he held this morn- ing at the morgue.

The body was [oiind by David B.

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to Mothers '

Veri Best Nurses

(Three Sfar Style)

This standard and ppp-

ular Shop: Feeding Bottle is a great favorite with mother and child alike.

Can be easily _and perfectly cleaned. Graduated to eight ounces, supplied with a V eri~Best Seamless Rub- ber Nipple and bottle

used.--~

brush- Once used always I

and swlniuilng instructor at the pub- lic bathhouse af the lake. i He was walking along the beach early yesterday afternoon when he chanced to glimpse something white juat below the surface of the waters 'few feet past the edge of the swim-

mera’ raft. `

na wajrun 24, nouns.

He swam out, towed the body to

shore and began rolling t.h_e body on fpillows and tried every method of resuscitation. Finding his endeavors 'of no avail, he telephoned for Medi- cal Examiner West, who ordered the body removed to the Newton Hospi- tal morgue. , Dr. West. is of the opinion that the body was in the water about 24 hours. -

HAT FOUND IN WOODS.

A white straw panama hat, believ-

ed to be that worn by the girl, was found by David White of Newton Cen- tre in the woods near the lake. ‘ Ti-'o stickpius, one a Burdett. Col- lege and the other a Ninth Regiment pin, -found on the young woman's person, helped in her identification.

marins qu race.

The left eyelid of the girl was red

and discolored, the upper lid cut and bruised, and there was another mark on the left side of the nose, but it, was first explained that these marks may have resulted from con- tact with stones on the bottom of the lake.

THE HORSE RACES.

The horse races at Georgetown on

Saturday were well attended and af- forded good sport.

The results were as follows :-

2.19 Class.

Meadowvale.

I Hilda S. .

Teturin.

est time, 2.23.

w.°°.“°""

2.30 Class

1, Hinnie Mac.

2, Anuira. 3, Lady l)illon.» llest time, 2.34.

3 Minute (`-hiss.

1, Nellie Dot. 2, Score Card.

3, Ferndale.

4, Zealot..

Best time 2.59%.

‘ The of7icials were as follows :-

Starter-A. C. Rogers.

_ Judges-Sheriff McDonald

George McDonald.

(flerk of Course-Geo McCormack. ' Timers-A. A. Jenkins and James Ferguson. _

Secretary--A. D, Mnl’hee.

and

. .

flow s This T ,

lva offer One Hundred Duliarn Reward

lor any case of Uatarrh that cannot. be cured hy Hnll's Catarrh Cure.

F. J. CHIQNEY & C0., Toledo O.

We the underiii|_'ne<l liiivn known J. ,Cheney for the last. I5 yearn. and be_lic\'e| htm perfectly lionorah e in all business transaction;-i un_d flnanciislly able to curry out.-any obligations made by his firm.

WALDING, Kiunim & Maiwiiv,

Wholesale Druggii-its ’Ifnledn,0.

ll_alI‘a _Catarrh Cure in aken internally,

,acting directly upon the blood and rnun- ous Hurfnceii of t e system. 'lfestimoniuls nent. free. Price 75 cents per nottls. Sold by all llriizlrists. _ _ _

l‘nko lfall’s Family Pills for constipa-

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MUNII ENDS IN , lI|[l_I

Bfif-l'I'UN, July 15*-A riot, iuvolv-,

ing nearly 2000 people, which stop-

Avenue, Chelsea, and necessitated the calling out of an extra force of police, was caused last night by a woman,

and we will mall you a box.

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relieve and cure lndigestlon-acidity of the stomach-billouanewéflaauauoe ...dy','p¢p§i;_ They' re-lnfcica thehfqinacli by supplying the active principle; nccdadfor the digestion of all kinds of food. Try one after each meal.

,-¢ 50c. abox. lf your driigglat hu

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closest connections, fewest changes. Ematest comfort. i It will pay you to consult us about rates. Special tickets for the sum- mer fo Coast Points. Berths reserved without expense

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PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND RAILWAY

Special Trains and F ares iirconnection with-_Notre Daiue

Convent Picnic, Vernon, luly 24th, 1911. '

Station. Fare. Train Departs Train Departs

Charlottetown 35c Southport 35

Mt Herbert Hazelbrook Mt. Albion

~ Lake Verde 10 ' Vernon Arrive

30 25

7 i8dii

2.15 P.

2.22

8-45 8.50 9.00 “ 2.32 “ 9.i'7 ‘.‘ 2.40 “

9411 ii 2:44 ri ll '-35

A. M. M.

nl ll

_ “ 3.00 “ 93-J " 3-05 "

Returning, special train will leivc Vcruoii at 7.oo p. ui.

'pganiaiii

, ,Winnipt-g ` $44.65 .. Calgary 58.65

Edmonton ‘ 58 65

il,

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e HUMESEEKEHS i~`~3i’i‘i‘i:i~;’i~'ffl‘?§ I

. From Charlottetown " ' I

July 26th

August gtli -and 23rd. September 6th and zoth.

Round Trip-Good For Two Month: With Extension Privileges-

' FIRST”

- Summer Tourist Tickets

Now on Sale to Pacific "Coast British Columbia, Sain Francisco, ,loc Angeles,

$l26.40

CLASS

Good for Return until October gist.

Equally Low Rates from' and to Other Points. Berths reserved without expense.

For further particulars see i .

_ J. K. ROSS, Ticket Agent' - -

, Upera House Building, Ch'town.

_.J

'ped- street car traffic along (Everett. the “-W" '"9"' TIN* Patrol was fol-I

lowcd moat: of the way to the station, by hundreds of yelling men, who did not hesitate to hurl missiles at it..

who it is alle ed attem ted to use

of 129 Spruce Street, Chelsea. The employee was Samuel Margolas of Second Street a ainte formerl

he went to collect some back wages

blaring Mrs. Kopolvltz came to the idoor. He requested that he be paid ,his back wages, whereupon, hc nl- ileges, she grasped him about the waist. In his attempt to free him- self,_ she fell to the ground and two men then sat upon him. Several join-

Waterspwlio graduated this summerled in and Margolas was given a

trouncing. _

Finally Margolas made his escape

and was being chased down the street by a dozen men. Police Officer Sanford came along and held the crowd back. In the meantime word had been passed among the crowd that Margolas had struck a woman and that she was lying unconscious on the street. The crowd became ex- cited and the small gathering soon lgrew to a mob of nearly 2000, Calls of "Lynch_t.he officer!" "Kill html” were shouted and for a time things looked black for the two men.

Word was sent to the police sta-_

tlon and Sergeant Hebblewalthe, Pa- trolman Parsons and Flynn were dis- patched to the scene. Sanford and Margolas were found tn the mldnt. of a jeerlng crowd who were hurling sticks and stones at them. Margolas had been-'knocked almost. unconscious

, and had falle`n to the ground.

` After Margolas had been taken to the station ‘house the patrol wagon started out again with a squad of officers ln charge of E1-ergeant. Hemile-

- waithe who had a warrant for the

two men alleged to have beaten Margolas. With Otllcer Henry Par- sons, tho sergeant located the two man, one ln Barney Hoffman, 24 yearn, in his home at 74 Second

I Our prfce l5c. E. A.- Foster

Street, and the other Harry Sass- man, 22 years, who llvea at 112 Third Street, in a restaurant on Ev-

. I eratt Avenue.

In the mcanttma a crowd of excit-

ed people-had. been following the pa- trol wagona and ovary .time it atop-

'ped lt was bummed in and frequent,-,

Morelnrrests are ex ected todas

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physical force in settling an argu-| The affair stirred up the who..i sec- `ment with an employee of her hus-,tion of the city, and at a late hour band. ' :last night scores of men and women

. The woman was Mrs. M. Kopolvitz were to he seen on the street dis-

cussing' the case. The majority dc- clare that Mnrgolas was in the right, and that the two named assailants

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employed by M. Kopolvitz. - |were attempting to settle an old dis-

According to the story of Margolas pute.

Margolas was badly cut about the

owed him by Kopgivigz, The lgittei-,face and head, and it will be some was not at bom_c, but in answer toltime before the coloring disappears

from his blackened eyes '

The case, will be heard in the local

court this morning.

D()G FINDS PLUNDERER

BURIED IN HAYl'lT’A(`.K

saw voiu., .iuiy 14.-spot it

bulldog belonging to Martin U.Mack of Brookdale, N. J., wastlie cause of Mr. Mack findiiig‘slli_/erwar`e phd jew- elry in a haystack ln-the rear of his home. A week ago Mr. Mack found Spot pulling the hay away from the stuck. Being unable to make him stop, he chained the animal. Since then every chance the dog got he would run for the stack and pull at the hay.

Mr. Mack's son took Spot out for

exercise, but had not gone far be- fore the dog ran for the haystack. The lad reported Spot's behavior and ivir. Mack investigated. He iuieii »B pitch fork and in the middle ofthe ,stack found a large suit case con- ‘I-Illnlnfl Silverware and jewelry worth -`|several hundred dollars.

VEVENING TELEGRAM T0 .

BE ,PUBLISHED SUNDAN.

Beginning next Sunday, July 16,

the New York Evening Telegram will begin the- publication of a Sunday Paper which will be essentially a H°WBPBf>0r ln every det,all,.conta1nlng regular editorial, woman'a, sporting, and live news pages, .and full cable and telegraphlc reports of all lm- portant news events both ln the Unl- ted States and Europe, Particular attention will be paid by the Sunday Evening Telegram to important sporting events, which will be covered in detail. _ ‘ _

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