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1THE EVENING WORLD WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 1908 2 4

l THREE DEAD IN

BlAZE KINDLED

e

IBY A FIREBUG

L1r Oil Poured in Hall of Crowded

f Tenement on the East-

SideJ

MOTHER AND BABES DIE

Heroine Saves Five Childrenand Eighteen Families-

Are Rescued

IThree lives were snuffed out In n fire

at No 83 East Third street at 1 A M

today when an Incendiary slipped Intothe basement of a big fivestory tene ¬

menthouse occupied by eighteen poorfamilies and lighted a puddle of kero-

sene

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he had poured on the floor-

A number of other persons wereburned and Injured by falling fromwindows and flroescapes and the deathlist would have been heavy had It notbeen for several muscular policemenwho caught children as they were hurledtorn windows by their frantic mothers

The DeadMrs YETTA MOSKOWITZ twenty

live who lived on the third floor withher husband two children nnd aboarder

MORRIS MOSKOWITZ thirteenweeks old son of Yettn

The boarder known only as LOUISThe Injured

LOUIS MOSKOWITZ husband of thedead woman smoke and burns

4 NATHAN MOSKOWITZ four sona smoke-

r RACHEL GOODWIN thirtytwosmoke and shock

FRANK CURUY policeman cut byt falling glassMrs YETTA KRAUSS sixtyfive In-

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Injuries from jumping and burnsabout head face and body

Half a dozen children were bruisedand cut by being dropped from tireescapes or windows and that number ofmen and women were alno Injurod themad rush for safety but refused treat-ment

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ambulance surgeonsThe tenement Is owned by George

Glazer a tailor at Fifth avrnue nndl Twentyseventh street Glazer recently-

old tho house to a syndicate of buyersbut payments were not made promptly

I and he foreclosed the mortgage a fewI days ago This Is said to have causedI bitter feeling on the part of cevln In-

terested¬

personsV The tire was kindled directly under

the alrshaft and betore It was dlocov-er d had eaten through the lower hall

I way and mounted the stair welt to theroof cutting off all possible eucapo oftenants on any of the ippcr floor ex-

cept by the fireescapes and rotI

I Policeman Curry and Sergeant FogarI ty uf the Fifth street station wore at

First avenue und Third ali ct when uman came rushing up to them andcriedThe tenement noun down at 83-

U burning

l Police to the RescueThe poll men sent the man to englns-

hous No y nut door to the Fifthstrait station anti run to the tenementwhir they were juln d by PolicemanNestor Entrance to the house wu 1m

I fri poslble Ths hallway was like a fur-l

1 OLCePoliceman Connel y came running up

and with Horgt Kogarty went throughthe houit et No 83 und climbed alongthe cornice to the llreeacapu on thublailng building Thu oap wa al-

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gorged with families The menIn their fright Will beating back thewomen and getting to the street butthe hard lILt of the policemen drovethem to their place above The twopolicemen on thu escape then begunpicking up the children and to 6ingthorn to the two policemen on the Street

Women appeared at the windows onI the upper floor and those who hud

children dropped them to the policemenI I on the escape These In turn dropped

them to the men on the treatWhen the first engine arrived the es-

capes¬

front and rear wets hot as gridJ dies and themes were vvvueplng out over

the Iron laddersMother and Babe Perish

The Moskowlti family on the thirdJ floor was awakened hy the cry of

I Tire The husband und father toolthe fouryearold son In his arms andcalled for his wife and the boarderLouis to follow Mrs Moskoulti car-ried

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the baby She thought the wasfollowing tho husband when she startedfor the root behind the boarder Moskowlla with hU oldest son got to thnstreet down the front fireescape beforehe missed hlg wife und baby Then ho

Ibegan to yell

A llraman ran up Ihu eaoape and camsI upon the bodies of the mother and baby-

In the upper hallway The mother laycrocs the Infant and was horribly

r burned She evidently had tried to savethe child life at the sacrifice of her

k wn On the stairway ws the body ofI the boarder

I Yalta Krauos the mother ofi three sons and two daughters proved

herself a heroine The Krausscs wereon the second floor und found escape

F1 cut off by tho hall und his llracBcaposammed with tholr neighbors Mra

Krause cut a clothes line and tied Itbout her youngest son fihe lowered

him to the ground und titan she low-ered

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all her sons and daughters In thesame way Uy title time thu Humeswere all about her liar night dresswas blazing and In a frantic effort tosave her lito she plunged lo tho Street

ghe was unconscious when picked upHI but her children had not received so

much as a scratchLadder Broke Under Them

Mrs JUchel Goodwin was about toleap from tho firesescape when a fire-man

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grabbed her In his arms and car-ried

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hero the street There she beganC toecresm and suddenly collapsed

c oa41Uo were eveu worse In the

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Scene of East Side Fire and Wreckol Hall Where People Were Burned

rear of the house than In the frontThe police lowered the ladder extendingfrom the first floor fireescape landingto the ground but part of the ladderbroko from the weight on It and thenthe people above were cut off

Again the tenants began throwingtheir children out Into the arms of thepolicemen or Jumping themselves

Mrs Mary Mulholland sixtyfive-Martrd down n swaying fire ladder justcj a piece of glass crashed down on-

e i CPO of Policeman Curry The nextlBtrn Mrs Mulhollond lost her holdand plurged head first Tile woundedCurry caught her nnd she reached theground without hurt

Samuel JIailow his wife and two chil-

dren¬

looked as though they had littlechance for escape on the top nreescapewhen the flrenen reached them anddrew them from the blistering hot lad-

ders¬

Mover Rochman his wife nod twochildren were ni the third floor nniflames shooting out of the lower win-dow

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seemed to make escape ImpossibleHochman took the children and caled-to a policeman

Here caah themSaved Wife and Children

He loaned both children from the win ¬

dow and then dropped his strugglingwife to u polceman ona flrelnddeiNext instant he made a leap himselfand landed on his feet a good dealshaken up but unhurt

When tho second alurm was sounded-a call was sent to He Ieue for nn am-

bulance¬

by Iolro Headquarters Thoambulance cumIW lopliii up In charge-of Dr Lackey ChIef Croer saw theambulance and turned Lackey back

I didnt order this ambulance saidbroker not knowlnKthit arty otto washurt Oat out of tho lines

Lackey sot out of the lire lines butwas cailed back Immediately It Is

said Chief Crokor objects to the pres-

ence¬

of an ambulance burseon In thelines units uacolutely needed

Before the tire was under control thetenement houto was a bnicklig eiell

MURPHY FAILS TO

BACK MCARRENS

GAr BlING PLAN

Tammany Leader Says Brook-

lyn

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Senator Only Speaks-

for Himself

Thi iliilniiitlnn of Btiuitrir MrLnrronUnit In tint ovunt nf Pllmocmtlu eni-

CIISH at Hit polls nnxl nionlli he sntilil-

iiiuln an lUfoit to IKIVH thu Irirluhitiirii-rupful thu anttraoi Hurl hcttlnir luu-

u a railed to tllu attention of ChurlL Muipliy loilay Mr Muiphy said

I IKIVII trail what Kcmitor MuJaiKii-m yu on tlllI milijfit Hi HpiMliu tinlytill liliiiHrlf

Would Tammany Hull ImcU un un-

attciiuil to iipoal the antlheltlnKlaw Mr Murphr wau usUed

1 can only lupojl lie luplliMl thatKunitnr MuCuricn sped Us for hlnibflfanil nut for this orfaiiUntlun III an-

nonncliitr uny planu he may liavi Inmind

Mr Mmjiliy nolil It was too mr y tnKlvti nut IlKiireu lull that hu Jjmkcil fora but majority fur Chanlir In this cityHu uililoil that whllu Chanler mightsun ahead nf Jliyan there would nothe a treat illfttrunrn In the vote fur thenational und Hlato tlclctu-

Mr Murphy was told thut thu llepnij-llrini Pal in tiint Ill cc HirU men tinkiinljleik have cnntrllniU I J0l< to I 11

Tammany campaign fund Jlu luld t1 tclaim uim news to him

And timers Is nut a word uf Irutli inIt hu Tammany hail lin nut-r4rrtvs1oIme ucuny rum any kuch usource + i <

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COUNSEL ATTACKS

INDiCTMENT OF-

T JENKINS HAINS

Captains Brother Fired No

Shot Is Argument of

Mcintyre

Cnpt Peter C Halm and his brotherT Jenklna Mains were arraigned againtoday before Justice Garrretson In the

i Queens County Supreme Court atKluchlnij to Inrtlrtmrnts charging themwith murder In the ft degre They

i war taken trout the jail at hong Isl-

and

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City to Hushing In an auto nobile haiuKuffid to sheriff Harvey andfnd r Sherirf Phillips

Cipt IliiliiH itla remIt ly took no Intvrost In tin priirii illnK8 lie Hut withIle head houoil anil contlnunllj ran Ills

tuli Imnil through hlx har T Jcnlclna-llalna ulioMi liullctmrnt la nuobtloni-ill olin I MoIntyiH lOll lISt for tile

ilefciibf wii8 till of life mill menuund ronfmcil nllh Ma Iasyems and hisI mot her Major Iliiln-

sIr Koblur nn nllriilct cmpinveil byI tliiililslrlilAtlointy WHS In couil Min-iUuftly oliMrviil Capt JJiiInd-

Mr McJntyrc iiiuco whull th rfthaI I lid nilril and feiilniilliiul mi aiKiinuiit-In fiivnr of his envied for MTinls limto euinlnu tln inlniitiH of tilt Onun-lJtnjI which liulrttil tlio Halns iirpt horsfin llllliiK Ullliiiii i AnnU Ho hcollliia miuunt 1111011 limo Kiimnil that I ho-

InlirlmiiiU fliiijliu T liiililiio llalns11th Ill inlet III lliu lust ilrviUO lu tIle

Kill InabiitiKli IIM them lu no imiof thatIn tlnil a iluil at Annls-

Jiistlcfi larrclson nveriulcd Mr M-

lnt > its liintlin for tinilttloti to luhpoit till iliiiiil Jury inliuiliH Mr Mc-

JntiiH thini nhit hla duniuncr to tho Inillitniiiit aialimt T JenUliiH lialns I Iiivvab gl11 until Filday lo dIe a brief

JubtUo jaiiolsun announcpd that 1III

would Bii a Ihlnn on tuft ileniiuitri-inkt MiMiili inunilni li nilliiK tie fnllfiixiit uf thi MUIIH uf the InillttmuuaLulnut T Icnulna llalnu thu arralKii-nuiit or fapt llalnu will not bo prebbeillull Ii lilnllitTb will pliibalily ho ur-iigiuil fur iilradliiK un Monday morn11I11

oBOY HELD AS FIREBUG

liiiuuli 11 f Iliiini fur the Krlendlosl-iinUvilIs Ill

At limit iTipiefit nf time atithniltlcs nfthe lloniu for Krlundlesa lays at NoMl Kant One ilnndred und Twentiethall eel Hniliilf Hhclllnuifr a sixteenyearold Inmate uan urreHted today on-a rmrK of uiton

TIme tupfiiliitcnilcnt told the pollrstint nn Monday Inn kii ill linti ft hail beenmen to empty thu till from a bIcycleimp und KHuiatn plln nf papers under

the finnt ulniip of thu 111I1 ilK lanil oldfashioned unoden triune utrnclure lie set lire In limo tnllammnblaII-IUKS hut list lazii wan dlscoveied In11 inn und LIIIIIU of thu other boys1Iul lnil It HhullhaulT teas itl awdfrom un uutitutu rcforiuutury a fewwlis ago

Th

ft tiJ tJ J1

FIFTEEN YEARS

IN PRISON FOR

FRANK MARRIN

Former Brooklyn Lawyer Sen

tenced for Swindling Widow

Ten Years Ago

FLED TO HONDURAS

Counsel Will Continue Fight

by Appeal to Higher

Courts-

Frank C Marrln the former ttorney

who was found guilty last week InCounty Judge Dikes court In Brooklynof forgery In the first degree after hisarrest on a warrant ten years old wassentenced today to serve a term of notless than fifteen or more than twentyyears for his crime

The conviction and passing of sen-

tence¬

mark tho final chapter In one ofthe most remarkable cases ever tried Ina Brooklyn court Marrln was arrestedseveral weeks ago In a law attica InNew York on tho aged warrant whichcharged him with swindling MrsCatherine Barry the widow of R oncewellknown Brooklyn contractor out ofmoro than JTO000 by means of false cer-tificates

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of acknowledgment to certainmortgages

He fled to Honduras after his Indict-ment

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and when ho judged the coastwas clear It Is alleged went to Chi-cago

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and engaged In various gctrlcht-ulclc schemes In Philadelphia he re ¬

sumed these operations and under thename of Judge Franklin Stone was InIlicted for fraudulent practices

Marrln when he uaa arrested In NewYork claimed Immunity from the juris-diction

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of the courts of thIs State Inas-much

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as he was out on bell allowed bythe Federal Court of the District ofPennsylvania In the Judge FranklinStone Case

In sentencing Marrln today JudgeDike analfmeg him In scathing termslIe called attention to his long Im-munity

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from arrest under the Indict-ment

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for forgery and told him him thithe hud smirched the fair name of theBrooklyn liar

Ten minutes after sentence had beenpassed lonncr Surrogate Church se ¬

cured from Justice Gaynor an order tohow cause why a certificate of rea-sonable

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doubt should not be grantedThis will act as the desired stay till thecourt records are completed and themotion comes up for argument which-It Is expected will be In two or three

i days

IINOT A WOMAN

BUT A LADY SAYS

MISS RAY BUCEY

Deported She Declares She Is

of a Good LancashireFamily

Miss nay nucry tho tall and willowyyoung Englishwoman who with JamesHoward Allport the son of a Londonmillionaire was detained at Ellli Isl-

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when they arrived on the Mauri-tania

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im Friday went back today onthe same eel her deportation hav-ing

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been mdrrrd by this ImmlBratlonauthorities

Allport has been sranted the prlvllese of appeal and Is stll on Kills Isl-and

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At snlllnff time however tilelisndMinu young Mnniln wllo accompan-ied

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him on time Iusltaiilt Insisted hawhy also u passenger going back

Met on Board Ship Sho DaysThe oftloem of his Mauritania dn

dared that Miss Bucoy was not u peaiongci hut reporters found her In nn Infeldu btnteoom She ualil

The advlous tlmt Mr Allports fatherriiblci tram England conuenilng inn unriot true I nevrtr sat Mr Allport bo-

tnitt In my life until Wlt mot on tileilmiti ret II fl lu I know that ho Is iniirrMla mid lute cliii d run but tlmt hon notlini toilu ultli tha COda I havii been tuuiud-NlmmLliilly I IUd not iomu ovtr ultli-Mr AllMrt uj hid ulfo You will tlndthat uo wero nut rcirtHtaied In th puttBunker list nn nun anil wife

KiiitlUrmoro 1 um not an actress oran nilMtiiltiroiis 1 atu not a uonmnbut n laily of u Uno oh lanoualiliu mmII and Jmve been jircscntuil ut CourtI luuu nn linlepcniltfiit fortune of myown mid when 1 landed In Amurlou I

hart ttfcu and jewels worth IOOW TileI Jewels tire III tItle jewel uiau luliitliiK

tti a leather box with u iii tall aroundIt

Treated ScandalouslyVou must MU IIOIH uluil 1 say IIOH-

uuiiabCOUbly I Intro heart dealt withTha miew slut 111 rc have pilnlud inunyscandalous thlnt about me uouu ufwhich Jiud coy buds In tact It hawbueu reported thut Mr Allport wouldremain here and uppeu UU case Uowill not iiu b u jiabbtmutr Oil tiltssilt ii I navo nut satIn him silIca I cuino-jbiiurd but 1 knuw that such Is thecues

Jhlsl way mistaken about thisI umlon inlllloiialran soil lining a-

seitsrPIion thu iUuruUnU IIUHUVDI ac-

he Ib itlll a tiribunur on UUiul lieIs thlriyfutr years old und when hoarrived hem a detective agency hail rt-colvod Inbtructloim from lii tattler to

up unit also to hold up tiuUucey rile elder Allport ileclamd thathU son was not m lItall rtiaponslbla-anil hal deserted n wife nnil rumllv inelope with the comely young KtigUhwoolen

KILLED BY FAST TRAINLVON8 N Y Oct SlA nan be

i llovod to bo W n Wcach ot Hilton NY jac truck and kllUil by the Twen-

I tleth Century Limited here tnday Hestepped III front of the sulfl express

I avoiding aIWiItliF train This mall wasabout tala

taaL r h

IBURBANKS KIN

TAKE STAND IN

100000 SUIT

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Several Say Bill of Sale Was-

in Handwriting of Million ¬

aire Recluse

QUIZZED ON THE WILL

Admissions Made That Lega ¬

cies Did Not Reach Ex-

pectations

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The suit against Caleb A Burbankan executor of the estate of Ambrose 13

Burbank the millionaire recluse to re-

cover¬

100000 on a bill of snlo alleged tohave been executed by the deceasedwas continued today before JudgeWard In th U S District Court Eu-

gene D Hnwklns of Hawkins A Debtfield counsel for tile executor put wit-ness

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Tolmnn through a severe crosspxn mlna lion

Who IB payIng your expenses herehe asked

I am myself-Do you expuct to he patti back 7

Here Lawyer S S Whltehouso forthe plaintiff Interrupted

Id be a pretty mean sort of a law-yer

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If he didntUnder further crossexamination the

witness frankly admitted that he hadbeen disappointed In his uncles will ashe had expected to receive an equalshare with the other nephews andnieces He denied however that disap-pointment

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had affected his testimonyPraise for Brooklyn

Further questioning on the part ofMr Hawkins which appeared to hintat sharp practice on the part of his op-

ponents¬

brought forth a caustic re ¬

joinder from Mr Whltehouee who saidWe dont ndulgo In such practices In

the little vllage Brooklyn I comofrom

Mrs M Louisa Hill a niece of thedeceased recluse was next called byMr Whltchouse Mrs Hill who Is anelderly woman said that she had lived-In Bollgrade Me all of her life SheIdentified several specimens of hand-writing

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as standards of comparison-as well as the assignment signed byAmbrose n Burbank Crossexamined-by Mr Hawkins she saul that she hadbeen left out of her uncles will alto ¬

gether and had been disappointed nnsho thought she would be remembered

Edward A Dubenola of Cambridge-

Mass said he had married hi firstwife a nelce of Ambrose D Burbanktwentytwo years ago and his secondwife also a nelce of tIme age1 reclusetwelve years ago Ho testified that he

had visited Ambrose B Burbank InNew York and Identified the handwrit-ing

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of Instrument as that of Mr Bur-

bank fit Ill

Man and Wife TestifyHis wife like him Identified the

fclKnment and letter which had pre-viously

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been marked for Identlflcntli I

Mr Hawkins objected hut JudtfiWard overruled tho objection and saidthat he regarded the us III thenature of a receipt tot securities

Mrs Eva A D DIskcn of tIll oilymaid Ambrose B Burbank had hoardedlit her grandmothers lioirdlns houseprior to her own marriage and thftsitu had received letters from himwhile sho was away on vacation Shewas living she suld with her graiJmother at the time

Asked when Mr Burlmnk hud movedaway she nild that It Wile after thu-dny when tile dot dlwl After HornillHCUBflon tho date of the dogs d athSits fixed In 1WO Mrs Dlakon Winillieu a poem on the death of tlin dogJot flu being In nurbanks hinl

wilting Mr Hawkins sprung H < ur-iii Iso by offering In evidence u IcttiMwhich the witness Iclentltled us In lu r-

hiiHlinnds hand wni t I ng dlrectod to-

ulebI A Burbank In the letter tim i

writer saidI base III my possession a IIOHI-

IIwrlltnn liy Ambrose 1 I liurbanl oil ilu-ilmith of Ms slog Dot sown twclvv-jeatb ago 1 would like 011 tn limethis letter ulthoiiKli the other stileumiKl Ilku to have It althdUi ofcutuBi I oxpoot thut you will rnmpun-flltU 1110 for It

Tho wIt ticut mild that whIle Mr Ourliunk biianlnl at lien I lOll iiI uhn hall Ireiiuntly scan him wrlto In hla loom

hart nnd letters from hli nlectuwhom ho ciild ilid tint write viearly tohim Slit hall nut pxprrlril II IJ icyfrom him hut said that hit had iriimI-

BPI lici gre liii niiti her one

NOT A A1IRACIR-

Juki Ilulii CQIIIK anil UITrrt

There are some quIto remarknliot-liliigH 11511 I lOll Iii g every day whichseem almost miraculous

Somo porfuin would not bollovnthat a inn < oulcl Buffer from cotfu-oilrliiklng HO iovtirtly HB to causaspells of unconsciousness Mid tn-

llnil Cihtl Ill te id let In oliiingliiB frontcoffee to IoUum Is well worth recordhut

I usmi to lu a Rreat rofftu drlnUor-no much rn that It WitS killln lIe liy1hlquei3 My heart huranio so woiik I

oujil full tmtl He uwonsilmiH for anhour nt n tlmo Tim sjiellu cnuglit meboniotlmit two or three Union u ilay-

My frlentla and even the doctortold mo It was drlnkliiK ooffee thatpaused tho trouble I would not be-

llovo It and btlll drank coffee until I

could not leave my roomThen my doctor who drinks Ios

turn himself persuaded mo to atopcoffee flInt try Joatum After muchhesitation concluded to try It Thatwas eight months ago Slncu then I

have hUll but tow of hoBO apelU uonofor more than four months

I feel better sleep batter and ambetter every way I now drink noth-ing but Postuin and touoh no coffeeand as I am seventy yuan of age allmy friends thlnk the Improvementqulta remarkable °

Theres u IleaeonName given by IVwtum Co lint tie

Creek Mich Road Tho Road to Wellvlllo in pkgs

Ever read the above letter A newone appears front tIme to time They-are genuine true and full of humaniatWMt

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BOY BURGLARS-

DODGEi BULLETS

BUT ARE CAUGHT

Pair Escape Fusillade From

Brooklyn Mans Pistol

That Wakes Folk

COAT LED TO CAPTURE

SixteenYearOld Lad Found

Under Stoop Tells of Pal

Who Is Taken in Bed

The siege of a Brooklyn block today-by the police of the Fifth avenue sta-

tion

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under Capt McOovcrn resulted In

the capture of two verj youthful burg-

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one of whom win caught under astep the other was found In had In hishome Both admitted that at 345 thismorning they caused pandemonium Inthe blocks adjoining th home of JosephMurray No 36C12 Fifth street whenMurray who lied caught them trying toenter his homo by a rear windowopened Ore on them

Murrays aIm was poor though hoemptied his pistol bringing everybodywithin sound of the shots to windowsThe burglars got over a back fenceand that wan the end of that particularepisode In the Brooklyn dawn

It was almost noon today before thebesieging police came upon a stationerHarry Kaplan at No 3G2 Fifth avenuewhose place also had been broken Intohy burglars and about 125 worth ofgoods taken Right after that tho trailgot hot The police found an old coatwhich they assumed had belonged toone of the burglars In the back yard-of Kaplans place

Found Under StoopThey starched the adjoining houses

till they reached the house of PeterIlndhall a plumber at Sixth avenuebetween Fifth and Sixth streets Theywere poking about under stoops whensuddenly Undhall who had Just arrivedhome for luncheon yelled that therowas somebody under hLi front stoopThe next minute out lashed a costlessyouth who tried to leap over the frontfence of Ilndhalls yard but wastrIpped by tho plumber

At tho pollco station the prisoner snldhe was Kdward Van Polt sixteen yearsold of No B17 Baltic Street Then hegavo the address of Patrick Carolanseventeen years old at No 128 Fifthavenue and said Patrick had been hispartner In the morning raid

The police went to Catalans homoand found him In tied Ho was verybadly scared and admitted that lie hailbeen ono of the buiRlain shot at byMurray Ho pnlcl Van 1elt hind rd him

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