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B I I I EDNA MAY CADGHT THE CATCH HELPED OUT HI MUSIC AD BITS OF IMPORTED HUMOR rue Susan at Dalri Opened With Draw Room Vaudeville Fred Wricht- L ir the Father or Twelve Otbiotu- Friendsof MluMayOrect Her Cordially Tho Catch of the Season In the play of that namo with which Mr Charles Froh man opened tho noason nt Dalys Theatre evening was the Duke of 8t Jtrmytu- Farren Soul did some very good acting The Duke had just arrived at the twentyllrat anniversary of Ills birth which was celebrated at a great ball given by his mother The catch wan caught by Miss Edna May In the Cinderella character of Angela ptppdaughlpr of lady Crlletal and Angela V two haughty stepsister were foiled like the wickedest of melodramatic villain That Is the utory of Reymour Hicks and Cosmo Hamiltons book which provides- I sort of drawing room vaudeville with- out unnecessary emphasl on tho drawing room plentflously interspersed with musical effusions j Miss Slays star light Is diffused amid a familiar firmament of funmakera who this time Include Fred Kayo ao Lord Bagdad Monteaglc Fred Wright Jr aa William Oibeon father of a dozen Qibaxm girli Bert Slnden aa Lord Yatton 4ho was at narrow with Oiiion and oomes ottt on one occasion with Gibson both are dreased in Harrow clothes and ring a eong of boy hood days Talleur Andrews who appeared as bim pelf and singe the tonora solo and Muter Louis Victor who is Bucket a made n friendly audience times at his ambitious love for hi muter daughter Angela London humor of the is morn apparent than in the explanation of lord originated in his accidental shooting of hia L e jocose Nllcitatlon of himself upon his fortune on the occasion of additions to his family He had entered- his home as the struck 8 and the doctor greeted him and said Three exclaimed GKoton had I gone at 121 There are various airy dances and prett- go was in the play may old its special- ties in a place on Broadway but scarcely be said to nate that The wee In the season while audiences are free stIles Mavs friends were out in force and wted her with assiduous applause There was a moment there have been a thrill had not magazines and irign boards taken the keen from sucbrevelations for Miss Mary coyly sheds certain of her night light and in her Cinderella the eyes of all I Miss a number of n none of which she won greater applause Raining with lie refrain For what doe It matter the rain IOU And youre wlUj the one you level MUCH NINTYRE AND HEATH Three Times Over They Dtf Their Act In The Ram Tree What the play bill generously called a musical vaudeville The Ham Tree was produced last evening at the New York Theater being the vehicle for the appearance at this house of McIntyre and Heath It consisted of a number of conga and choruses interrupting the conversat- ions of the principal performers in the MIL The applause in Its behalf wu more noisy than convincing McIntyre and Heath re three tunes with slight and Inconsequential variations scene a onof which was en titled to commendation Among the mem- bers of the troupe is W C was seen Is announced that the production will be continued until further STBOXOHEART AT THE SAVOY Robert Edema Welcomed In the Play Which Was Popular Last Season Robert Edeson opened at the Savoy Theater last night in Strongbeart the ply by William C De MiUe which ran at the Hudson Theater part of last season There was a large audience and the hearty applause accorded the performance play lied none Its popularity A newcomer in the cast the role of Dorothy Nelson got a particularly cordial reception neopenlni of the Colonial Percy O Williams Colonial Theater- was reopened yesterday with a strong vaudeville bill There were four topllners headed Ly Miss Helen Bertram who rendered Cupld and I The Bungalow and other in her usual manner Other features were Don and his Fifth Avenue Girls Henry Lee and John C Rice and Sally In ali lIt t by who when he the legs BO bagged in 01 8 I thought what have happen early onnatlon on richer raiment or a ha one to TOO of whose too little It lEer I while Dad tEe might before gave i1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ News of Plays and Player Sousas Band will give Sunday evening concerts at the Hippodrome on Sept 10 nd 17 Mario Dressier will get back from Europe this morning In time for the dress rehearsal- of and The College Widower at Webers Mualo RaIl at 10 oclock The opening performance of will be at this evening THIIEATS AGAIXST PRIESTS Our Police Asked to Suggest Method stop Violence at Haverstrmw A Roman Catholic called at Police Headquarters yesterday for the purpose of ascertaining from the police authorities of this city measures beet calculated to protect the Rev Fathers McOuire and OReilly of St Peters Roman Catholic at Haverstraw At the conclusion of the talk the clergyman gave out state- ment In which he told ofa condition of lawlessness and violence in the village up the Hudson During the current month negroes have four murders as units One of the murdered men was a The Boy Fathers OReilly ftthbute much of the crime to maintenance of low saloons of con to travel tbe streets in v cprgymen are making effort of revoked m m rily expecting ment with the asuer- n and that the other authorities make the negroes w n Chokes to Death on Peanut Mirtl- u Y fowiHi fflnr of Hlon was choked to death by hell night A of the a was cracking with her oon resulted in her the- n mu t a Il Another policeman was shot At Foe groltgerles U y a men lad OODBOrt and forth to do violence lIundred of whom in the brick tar In and around these Plles and it ls unsafe for white men o I drawn upon rlf the Threats i 11flIy boon made their ee and about heavily armed II the are llort a Aug 28Mrs lat t became In Rhe br Into a violent fit of coughing de riest the DOTO Dost am or women sad havp thus themselves the Wrath lVe the 00 that js X eli of sth I J 2 ¬ coirnor EVANGELISTS TALK On Their Way to Europe Tell Brooklyn Folk All About Their Convention Three Texas cowpuncbers John F Itoborts C E Roberta and Allle trick who to quote their leader Jumped on their ponies seven years ago and started out to put the brand of Jesus Christ on every sinner held what they called a at 104 Atlantic avenuo Brooklyn last night Since their conversion In Pilot Point Tex the trio have traveled through twentyfive States and part of Canada They are now on their way to Europe where they will visit London Paris and Rome They will then go to China and Japan an missionaries- The cowboy evangelists as they style themselves are very earnest young men and much of their enthusiasm was trans- mitted to the audience of about 200 that listened to them last night There was moaning and shouting women leaped to their feet and others doubled up in apparent agony It was probably tho nearest thing- to an old fashioned camp meeting that darkest Brooklyn has seen in many years C E Roberto announced to the startled audience that the Holy Ghost was leaving this partof the world because the people had refused to receive the spirit He be- lieved he said In the good old fashioned doctrine of hell fire The bell scare was put on me way down in Texas he said and I nrvwr got over it and I dont want to The trio songs with words of their own making set to sounded like some plaintive old negro melodies- of tho South of their lives and how bad they were when branded mavericks on the Pan Handle down on the home ranch said J F Roberts mother bad seven sons and when they grew up and went to punch cattle was a We used to Into the little towns shoot down every sign shoot out the light and make hunt their Then there come a night when I wont to a meeting out on I went was there at mourners bench for they bad a mourners bench in them days didnt lose it until lost belief bell and brimstone I was akneeling there and then I brother Ed beside me Next thinS my mother was kneeling between us and apraying for the to take holt on us she pounded tbe grace of God into me with one and Ed with tbe other and she pounded it into me oo hard that Ive never My brother and me had a call a sure call to preach the miles to our first meet- ing and tbe grace of God rode with us we came to too Red River and it was bank full and the current was booming but we jumped off those broncos we came all right Weve been going ever since and we are here tonight we believe that the Holy usOn Wednesday the cowboy evangelists San on to carry ion to begin a mis- sionary journey around the STEER IN E T DYERS GARDEN Finding August Detraonts Reuse Clued He DIets on flowers A baldbeaded mUdmannered Texas steer made a dash for liberty from a alaugh- ter house at Fortyfourth street and First avenue yesterday afternoon took a course which led him past tbe East Thirtyfifth street police station calling out the reserves and finally brought up with- a bang in the flower garden in front of E Tiffany Dyers residence at J East Thirty fourth street The steer was one of a load that was be- ing a truck down an incline into Levys abattoir He suc- ceeded in rolling into the street instead of down the incline and was on his feet and in flight down the avenue before he could be A avenue cowpunobera gave chase with ropes but the steer had a good start He turned through Thirtyfifth street bowled over a stand at Second avenue and his head a moving car at He a moment and then dashed toward the Tenderloin Sorgt William F McCoy of the East stood in the center of Park avenue waving his BO the steer changed course to fourth street The steer was to when he saw a redgowned woman who had stepped a crosetown car That a bit but tbe woman escaped by running Into the Princeton Club steer to the sidewalk and pranced the stone to August Bel monta residence The house was BO be backed down and waited for hU He was on an of rustlers The abattoir contingent had no trouble in lassoing the steer he took a new tack a short time be was back in the slaughterhouse k rally the i wee born and raised amon the calve there to Urns and maybe shoot the place up a little I had m in my pocket The first thing I knew I the in and we jumped on our and started out t a gave the horses strength to breast the stream end dump cored t bump alt had Mr wbn the holg inuo that a zig- zag west street pur- suers gardenias vanguard ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ItURGLslRS CARRIED OlT SAFE Slew It Open In Rear of ibid at Long Branch Nobody Disturbed LONG BBANCII Aug 28 Professional eafecraokers wheeled the big safe from the Atlantic Hotel this morning and after blowing it open with dynamite decamped with its contents 900 in cash a gold watch and some The cook at the hotel was the first to discover the safe in the rear of the place about 300 yards away She and a hurried was made The safecrackera bad wed table and to the wheeling the sale afterward used to deaden A sledgehammer was used to dispose of the hinges a hole was drilled in the door of the safe ton that the thor- oughly acquainted with the premises as tbe awakening the guest but succeeded In getting past the watchman DRUHAN GETS A Former Police Inspector May Prove to a That He Is Fit to Do Duty Supreme Court Justice Burr sitting in Brooklyn has granted an alternative writ of mandamus in the case former Police Inspector Druhan who is MoAdoo to be his old position from which he was dismissed on 0 last on the that he was physically incapacitated from he is In fine concH the last police to his dismissal be commanded a regiment of be has been die criminated an none of the other inspectors who wore retained wee a veteran or sailor white be is a veteran of the civil war The issues will now go to a jury By Marconi Wlrelea The North Lloyd steamship Kaiser Wllhelm from Bremen Southampton and Cherbourg WM reported miles east of Nantuoket light- ship at 10 oclock last night She this The Cunarder Coronla from Liverpool and waa 10 180 miles east of the lightship She prob- ably will dock late abut linn Thy Mr and of Polio lIT f Tom sing Poll contend contend Gen ve be up to in proprietor cHaser Cidef were Jut o her Hoboken early ¬ ¬ ¬ > ¬ ¬ THE MAGAZINE Edited by CASPAR WHITNEY SOMETHING FOR EVERYBODY- In the September Number O magazine keeps so fully abreast of the times so up with every advance In the art of printing and I none a better or broader literary scope COUNTRY OUTDOOR LIFE VIRILE FICTION THE OUTING MAGAZINE TRAVEL AND ADVENTURE IN appeals to every lover of REMOTE CORNERS OF THE WORLD f MANLY AND WOMANLY SPORT COUNTRY LIFE AND NATURE- We are reaching into every of the world for entertaining and instructive material Soon we shall have some from Dillon Wallace who is in for us and from Caspar Whitney giving an account of his recent venture on the headwaters of the Orinoco River This month we present LONDON FROM THE TOP OF A BUS which Ralph D Paine was especially commissioned to get for us is full of strange types and neither Paine nor camera missed any If you want to enjoy a clever thing full of fine humor read Seweli Fords THE RIDE OF HIS LIFE Among the other good things of this issue is the of THE LAST WAR Of THE CATTLE RANGE which of the romance and vigor and action of those pioneer days of the West when men were killed before breakfast and no especial concern had as to their burial THE BACKBONE OF OUR NATIONAL LIFE is the farmer All wealth proceeds from the soil and that nation which neglects to make agriculture a chief concern among all its cannot maintain a first rank in the of nations The United States looks after its farmers and as a result we feed the world Yet comparatively few farmers and much less the average citizen know what the Government is always doing to interests of this country WHAT THE PLANT BUREAU IS DOING FOR THE FARMER tells the story in a way that will interest one There are no more engrossing chapters in the stories of nations than those that tell of the period when Russia was making history infamous history by the the Far East In OUTLAW HUNTERS OF RUSSIA Agnes C Laut gives the second in this series and one that is full of adventure and human interest The accompanying pictures are remarkable as being the actual ones taken by the Siberian exiles so ago Besides all the above the September number contains THE FALLACIES OF ROUGHING of the woods PHEASANT SHOOTING IN CHINA a paper for the sportsman WHERE TWO GREAT RIVERS MEET a story of human life with a strong especial appeal to the Middle West MISTAKES OF THE AMATEUR DOGTRAINER a confession that will touch every one who owns a TOLL FROM THE SALMON HOST a tale of salmon fishing in Puget Sound WHEN THE RAILROAD CAME a story of pioneer railroading This number contains also the closing installment of THE ROMANCE OF RED FOX the brilliant by Chas G D Roberts and an article on JOHN PAUL man All that has been pub this famous sailor has had to do with his achievements on the sea but this story tells of the surround- ings and the of the boy who grew into the man we know The departments which are the helpful ends of the magazine are particularly lull and valuable These range from for everyday people 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had left her furs and many in storage for the summer telephoned to Wolff to go to the house went and had broken Into tbe house br smashing a skylight on the roof Every drawer and corner of the house upset Among the articles The thieves took from the floor a number of valuable The robbery WM reported to the police of the East street station but nothing baa been accomplished AXVIEE T BROADWAY PEARL NEW YORK HEATHHru r SEP U O In Ireland ox SALt BiKS at NEW 8E I IU lit I Libor J M WET RELASCO Sd ur In N In tile Cola Brtr Sck T WIDOWER Itt oUt hOI at Min Arne able in her on the and and Wolff and a lot of plo h1Vs 1 j Osw anti tilngers the a McINTYRE O OPENLNG TDA NIGHT 5ET 4 sam WEEK noMirto LI- MA Eve Stats Wed spedsi Matinee flaat 3 rpn nAvID wtII present V KANTER C Star I COLLEGE dresses apartments see floor packed see everything was safe were sets ofMrs Kahns furs twelve dresses Mr Kahns Lk 4- aaojg > > > AMfHEMEYIM- I AfVS Theatre Hroadway 4 Seth St Kves t Mutlnte Sat ot s UK TUB 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Ifonalrnor A STAFFORD President COLLEGE VILLA1SOVA CLASSIC CIVIL AND ELECTRICAl RNGI NEERINO AND COMUKRCIAL COUHSKS Professional stat second to none In the country Facilities for sports unexcelled i L A Delurry D D O S A Vlllanova Pa DWKIliT SCHOOL IS West 43d St Illth class private school for boys from 7 to 20 years In attention Athletics ARTHUR WILLIAMS K E CAHKRKn- FORDHAM UNIvERSITY St and 3rd Ave N Yi City Reopens Sept 13th Rev J J Collins s Preat PJIATT INSTITIJTKKall Term begIns aept S4 EvenIng Cla sr Sept 27 Per Dojs SCHOOL GIRLS COLLEGE PRKPARATORY 1 West U8lh St KINDEHOARTEN PRIMARY Ill Convent Ave irm YEAR h lii Sept Mth CataUt COLLEGE PREPARATORY T21 St Nicholas Are after school for next studies KINDERGARTEN 2 TEAR blBS 17th College BUSINESS SHORTHAND AND BOOKKEEPING The Standard Baslncs School of New York Day and Night Sessions Bookketplog Shorthand Civil Service and Aoidtnlo Department Open during toe Entire year Call or write for catalogUe 9W125W ftto ror Chlldraav- 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IEDNA MAY CADGHT THE CATCH
HELPED OUT HI MUSIC AD BITSOF IMPORTED HUMOR
rue Susan at Dalri Opened With DrawRoom Vaudeville Fred Wricht-
L ir the Father or Twelve Otbiotu-Friendsof MluMayOrect Her Cordially
Tho Catch of the Season In the play ofthat namo with which Mr Charles Frohman opened tho noason nt Dalys Theatre
evening was the Duke of 8t Jtrmytu-Farren Soul did some
very good acting The Duke had justarrived at the twentyllrat anniversaryof Ills birth which was celebrated at a greatball given by his mother
The catch wan caught by Miss EdnaMay In the Cinderella character of Angelaptppdaughlpr of lady Crlletal and Angela
V two haughty stepsister were foiled likethe wickedest of melodramatic villainThat Is the utory of Reymour Hicks andCosmo Hamiltons book which provides-
I sort of drawing room vaudeville with-
out unnecessary emphasl on tho drawingroom plentflously interspersed with musicaleffusionsj Miss Slays star light Is diffused amida familiar firmament of funmakera whothis time Include Fred Kayo ao Lord BagdadMonteaglc Fred Wright Jr aa WilliamOibeon father of a dozen Qibaxm girliBert Slnden aa Lord Yatton 4ho was atnarrow with Oiiion and oomes ottt on oneoccasion with Gibson both are dreasedin Harrow clothes and ring a eong of boyhood daysTalleur Andrews who appeared as bimpelf and singe the tonora solo and MuterLouis Victor who is Bucket a maden friendly audience times at hisambitious love for hi muter daughterAngela
London humor of the ismorn apparent than in the explanation oflordoriginated in his accidental shooting of hia
L ejocose
Nllcitatlon of himself uponhis fortune on the occasion ofadditions to his family He had entered-his home as the struck 8 and thedoctor greeted him and said Three
exclaimed GKoton
had I gone at 121
There are various airy dances and prett-go was in the play may old its special-ties in a place on Broadwaybut scarcely be said tonate that The weeIn the season while audiences are freestIles Mavs friends were out in force and
wted her with assiduous applauseThere was a moment there
have been a thrill had not magazines andirign boards taken the keen
from sucbrevelations for Miss Marycoyly sheds certain of her
night light and in her Cinderella
the eyes of allI Miss a number of
n none of which she won greater applause
Raining with lie refrainFor what doe It matter
the rain IOUAnd youre wlUj the one you level
MUCH NINTYRE AND HEATH
Three Times Over They Dtf Their Act InThe Ram Tree
What the play bill generously called amusical vaudeville The Ham Tree
was produced last evening at the NewYork Theater being the vehicle for theappearance at this house of McIntyre andHeath It consisted of a number of congaand choruses interrupting the conversat-ions of the principal performers in theMIL
The applause in Its behalf wu more noisythan convincing McIntyre and Heath re
three tunes with slight andInconsequential variations scene
a onof which was entitled to commendation Among the mem-bers of the troupe is W C
was seenIs announced that the production will
be continued until further
STBOXOHEART AT THE SAVOY
Robert Edema Welcomed In the PlayWhich Was Popular Last SeasonRobert Edeson opened at the Savoy
Theater last night in Strongbeart theply by William C De MiUe which ran atthe Hudson Theater part of last season
There was a large audience and thehearty applause accorded the performance
play lied noneIts popularity A newcomer in the cast
the role of Dorothy Nelsongot a particularly cordial reception
neopenlni of the ColonialPercy O Williams Colonial Theater-
was reopened yesterday with a strongvaudeville bill There were four topllnersheaded Ly Miss Helen Bertram who renderedCupld and I The Bungalow and other
in her usual manner Otherfeatures were Don and his FifthAvenue Girls Henry Lee and John C Riceand Sally
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concerts at the Hippodrome on Sept 10nd 17
Mario Dressier will get back from Europethis morning In time for the dress rehearsal-of and The CollegeWidower at Webers Mualo RaIl at 10oclock The opening performance of
will be at thisevening
THIIEATS AGAIXST PRIESTSOur Police Asked to Suggest Method
stop Violence at HaverstrmwA Roman Catholic called at Police
Headquarters yesterday for the purposeof ascertaining from the police authoritiesof this city measures beet calculated toprotect the Rev Fathers McOuire andOReilly of St Peters Roman Catholic
at Haverstraw At the conclusionof the talk the clergyman gave out state-ment In which he told ofa condition oflawlessness and violence in the village upthe Hudson
During the current month negroes havefour murders as
units One of the murdered men was aThe Boy Fathers OReilly
ftthbute much of the crime tomaintenance of low saloons
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cprgymen are making effortof revoked
m m rily expectingment with the asuer-
nand that the other authorities make
the negroesw n Chokes to Death on Peanut
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hell night A of thea was cracking with her
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At Foe groltgerles U y a menlad OODBOrt andforth to do violence lIundred of
whom in the bricktar In and around thesePlles and it ls unsafe for white men
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On Their Way to Europe Tell BrooklynFolk All About Their Convention
Three Texas cowpuncbers John FItoborts C E Roberta and Allle trick whoto quote their leader Jumped on theirponies seven years ago and started out toput the brand of Jesus Christ on everysinner held what they called aat 104 Atlantic avenuo Brooklyn last nightSince their conversion In Pilot Point Texthe trio have traveled through twentyfiveStates and part of Canada They are nowon their way to Europe where they willvisit London Paris and Rome They willthen go to China and Japan an missionaries-
The cowboy evangelists as they stylethemselves are very earnest young menand much of their enthusiasm was trans-mitted to the audience of about 200 thatlistened to them last night There wasmoaning and shouting women leaped totheir feet and others doubled up in apparentagony It was probably tho nearest thing-to an old fashioned camp meeting thatdarkest Brooklyn has seen in many years
C E Roberto announced to the startledaudience that the Holy Ghost was leavingthis partof the world because the peoplehad refused to receive the spirit He be-
lieved he said In the good old fashioneddoctrine of hell fire
The bell scare was put on me way downin Texas he said and I nrvwr got overit and I dont want to
The trio songs with words of theirown making set to sounded likesome plaintive old negro melodies-of tho South of theirlives and how bad they were whenbranded mavericks on the Pan Handle
down on the home ranch said J FRoberts mother bad seven sonsand when they grew up and went to punchcattle was a We used toInto the little towns shoot down every signshoot out the light and makehunt their
Then there come a night when I wont toa meeting out on I went
was there at mournersbench for they bad a mourners bench inthem days didnt lose it untillost belief bell and brimstoneI was akneeling there and then Ibrother Ed beside me Next thinSmy mother was kneeling between us andapraying for the to take holt on us
she pounded tbe grace ofGod into me with one and Edwith tbe other and she pounded it into meoo hard that Ive never
My brother and me had a call a surecall to preach the
miles to our first meet-ing and tbe grace of God rode with us
we came to too Red River and itwas bank full and the current wasbooming but we jumped off those broncos
we came all right Weve beengoing ever since and we are here tonight
we believe that the HolyusOn Wednesday the cowboy evangelistsSan on to carryion to begin a mis-sionary journey around the
STEER IN E T DYERS GARDEN
Finding August Detraonts Reuse CluedHe DIets on flowers
A baldbeaded mUdmannered Texas steermade a dash for liberty from a alaugh-ter house at Fortyfourth street and Firstavenue yesterday afternoon took a
course which led him past tbe EastThirtyfifth street police station calling outthe reserves and finally brought up with-a bang in the flower garden in front of ETiffany Dyers residence at J East Thirtyfourth street
The steer was one of a load that was be-
ing a truck down an inclineinto Levys abattoir He suc-ceeded in rolling into the street insteadof down the incline and was on his feetand in flight down the avenue before hecould be
A avenue cowpunoberagave chase with ropes but the steer hada good start He turned throughThirtyfifth street bowled over astand at Second avenue and hishead a moving car atHe a momentand then dashed toward the Tenderloin
Sorgt William F McCoy of the Eaststood in the
center of Park avenue waving hisBO the steer changed course tofourth street The steer wasto when he saw a redgowned womanwho had stepped a crosetown carThat a bit but tbe womanescaped by running Into the Princeton Club
steer to the sidewalk andpranced the stone to August Belmonta residence The house wasBO be backed down and waited for hU
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of rustlersThe abattoir contingent had no trouble
in lassoing the steer he took a newtack a short time be was back in theslaughterhouse
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Slew It Open In Rear of ibid at LongBranch Nobody Disturbed
LONG BBANCII Aug 28 Professionaleafecraokers wheeled the big safe fromthe Atlantic Hotel this morning and afterblowing it open with dynamite decampedwith its contents 900 in cash a goldwatch and some
The cook at the hotel was the first todiscover the safe in the rear of the placeabout 300 yards away She
and a hurriedwas made The safecrackera
bad wed table and tothe wheeling the sale
afterward used to deaden
A sledgehammer was used to dispose ofthe hingesa hole was drilled in the door of the safe
ton that the thor-oughly acquainted with the premises as
tbeawakening the guest but succeeded Ingetting past the watchman
DRUHAN GETS A
Former Police Inspector May Prove to aThat He Is Fit to Do Duty
Supreme Court Justice Burr sitting inBrooklyn has granted an alternative writof mandamus in the case former PoliceInspector Druhan who is
MoAdoo to behis old position from which he
was dismissed on 0 last on thethat he was physically incapacitated from
he is In fine concHthe last police
to his dismissal be commanded aregiment of
be has been diecriminated an none of the otherinspectors who wore retained wee a veteran
or sailor white be is a veteranof the civil war The issues will now go toa jury
By Marconi WlreleaThe North Lloyd steamship
Kaiser Wllhelm from BremenSouthampton and Cherbourg WM reported
miles east of Nantuoket light-ship at 10 oclock last night She
thisThe Cunarder Coronla from Liverpool
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THE RIDE OF HIS LIFEAmong the other good things of this issue is the of THE LAST WAR Of THE CATTLE RANGE
which of the romance and vigor and action of those pioneer days of the West when men were killed beforebreakfast and no especial concern had as to their burial
THE BACKBONE OF OUR NATIONAL LIFEis the farmer All wealth proceeds from the soil and that nation which neglects to make agriculture a chiefconcern among all its cannot maintain a first rank in the of nations The United States looksafter its farmers and as a result we feed the world Yet comparatively few farmers and much less the averagecitizen know what the Government is always doing to interests of this country WHATTHE PLANT BUREAU IS DOING FOR THE FARMER tells the story in a way that will interest one
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Mrs Kahn remembered on last Thursdaythat she had left her furs and many
in storage for the summertelephoned to Wolff to go to the house
went and had brokenInto tbe house br smashing a skylighton the roof
Every drawer and corner of the houseupset Among the articles
The thieves took fromthe floor a number of valuable
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EVERY OTHKII HOUR ON THE lIVENTO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
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