The evening world. Newspaper, June 7, 1904, Page 2

~~ FOR HANNAH ELS agistrate Ommen and Two Assist- ant District-Attorneys Visit Platt’s ._ Home To-night and Urge Him to Make Complaint Against. Woman. Whether or not Mrs. Hannah Elias is to be <rrested on a criminal complaint of blackmail depends entirely on the outcome of a conference | “which is to be held to-night at the esitence of John R. Platt, the aged: man who claims to have yielded nearly $700,000 to her threats of ex- . posure. ~ Assistant District-Attorneys Lord and Kernochan, acting under in- Structions from District-Attorney Jerome, are to meet Magistrate Om- amen and Lyman G. Warren, counsel for Mr, Platt, at the Plaza Hotel at 8 o'clock to-night. WILL ASK HIM TO SIGN AFFIDAVIT. | They will then proceed to Mr. Platt's home, No. 7 Bast Fitty-fourth | street, where a last effort will be made to induce the old man to make a) criminal complaint against the woman, so that she may be arrested. So| far Platt has been unwilling to take this step. He fears the humiliating | exposures which will follow a criminal investigation into his relations with the woman, and also fears that his chances of recovering his money wiil not be so good if he takes this step. | _ © “Magistrate Ommen goes along so that a warrant may be Issued at once it, Mr, Platt can be induced to prosecute. The warrant wiil be drawn in » the Platt house and turned: over to county detectives, who will ke in wait-| ing, and it will be served forthwith. Mr. Jerome said this afternoon that he would act speedily if he gets the co-operation of the aged victim of the negress, and before morning the notorious woman may be in prison, ALL READY TO LEAVE. : .. Deputy Assistant District-Attorney Lord, who interviewed Mrs. Kiias TUESDAY EVENT % NAN PATTERSON AND DANIEL O’REILILY, HER COUNSEL, i IN COURT ON HABEAS CORPUS PROCEEDINGS, i | (From photograph tahen in court by an Evening World photographer.) 3, JUNE 7, 1904, | the reports hds it that the Russian fleet went out and engaged the Japanese iships in battle. | Persons residing on the bills back of this place say that they saw great JAP AGAIN ATTACK Heavy Cannonading Is Heard and It Is Believed Assault Has Been Made Again by Both Army and Navy Forces— W ar Correspondent Killed. CHEFOO, June 7.—That the Japanese made a combined sea and land attack upon Port Arthur yesterday appears to be confirmed from several sources, although nothing has been Icarned as to the result of it. One of Nows of the attack comes from the Associated Press correspondent at TVengchow, on Sintung Peninsula, from steamers that passed far out from Port Arthur last night, and from the crew of a Chinese junk, which has just arrived from a point three miles south of Port Dalny. The junk sailed at 7 o'clock on Monday morning. At that hour heavy firing was heard on land, north of Port Arthur. The sound Increased in volume through the morning and those on the junk heard it and saw great clouds of smoke until they passed out of sight and hearing at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. SEA FIGHT ALI, NIGHT. The suppostion is that the Japanese army made a desperate attack upon the stronghold from the land side and that the wattle-ships came as ciose as they dared at the same time in the hope of decoying the Rus- sian squadron out of the shelter of the land batteries, There Is ground for the belief that the sea fight lasted nearly all of Monday night. Boats have been despatched to Port Arthur for news of the engagement. flashes in the sky to the north !n the direction of Port Arthur last night WAR CORRESPONDENT | ent ot the London Daily Mall, w PORT ARTHUR FORTS KILLED BY CHINESE. (Copyright, 1904, by the Press Publishing with him but it is believed he is safe. Etzel was an American and exception- ally active at the war centre. ‘The edl- WONDERFUL CURE. OF SORE. HANDS a Cuticura After the Most Awful Suffe " . Ever Experienced. - EICHT DOCTORS And Many Remedies Failed to do a Cent’s Worth of Good. * About five years ago I was troubled with sore hands, so sore that when I would put them In water the pain would very nearly set me crazy, the skin would peel off and the flesh would get hard snd break, There would be blood flow- ing from at least fifty places on each hand. Words could never tell the suf- fering I endured for three years. I tried everything that I was told to use for folly three years, but could get nb relief. I tried at least eight different doctors, but none of them seemed to do me any good, as my hands were as bad when [ got throuzh doctoring as when {first began. I also tried many,reme- dies, but none of them ever did me one cont’s worth of good, I was discour- aged and heart-sore. I would feel so bad mornings when I got up, to think Thad to go to work and stand the pain for ten hours, and I often felt like giv- fig up my position, Before I started to work thornings I would have to wrap every Gnger up separately, so as to try aud keep them soft and then wear gloves over the rags to keep the grease from getting on my work. At ter I would bave to wear gloves ifebed. In fact, I had to wear gloves allthe time. But thanks to Caticura, the greatest of all great skin cures. After doctoring for three years, and spending much money, a 50c. box of Caticura Ointment ended all my suffer- i y. New York World.) yet her residence Saturday nght, sald: (ose to he BYening Wartd. tor of'the Telegraph says Eisel was not Hote JWebeen two years since I used » “rom the appearance ofthe house I should sa: 7 SS em eee tT —_—_——— LONDON, June 7.—A despatch from jon the regular staff of the paper, but hands 2 He! y that everything had Nowchwang tells of the killing of |was engaged by their Ticntsin corre-|&@ now, and never lost a day's work Deen arranged to leave the premises. While the house Is well furnishe:t G IA N | S S H | IT Ol IT Lewis Etzel, correspondent of the Lon-|spondent just before the war com-| While using Caticara Ointment.” ‘rela; ‘ fired ed. When I i ‘AS A. CLA CRA Neidio a Newohwang, He Wan ac native of |810 N. Montgomery St., Trenton, N, J. * * it bore more the appearance of a furnishing store than tn artistically a: ranged résidence. Everything was pretty well packed up, as if the occit- upon and killed by Chinose troops when pants were about to leave. It does not necessarily show that they were | butler, Pa.. and his father ts new livin; — he was on a junk between Shantaitse | {: ving feroggrut the world, Cutler ig : | Ana Mvilica rorness Sein dlen Gorreepent:| Calc ten acres scene ee niet Sh ah, per iat @bout to leave on account of this case, but might have been going away ior | house fg. Par. erga 1h Cokes the summer.” Ate tind for Fie Oreat Sin leak ' Regarding the persona! appearance of Mrs, Elias, Mr. Lord sald he paid | . Spe anh | = ‘Go. particular attention. He ald she was lying on a couch. The only Jup- rs | (Continued from First Page.) i eatin anese he saw, ie suid, was Kato, the butler. F F . ie | This woman, having made her home her citailel, has defled the order Mayor McClellan in a Special. Pieipas Minow. ioe Lenchie Gtbert| Dern hit cance ied Rat, Waster, esto’ Wy. or hit. sharply to “Leever, “who 3 ke. | t to Wagner, forcing Browne and TRMETARK P her have paced up and down in front of the house unable to get 80 much as Ca ENo Rowan ime te SIGHTS AND DIN | POINTS SpEBLe Dah- 7 rh | Wag 3 a fly wo Ch gave Le single in of.arrest-issued by the Supreme Court, and court officers who went to serve| Message-Asks the Board of, ci sikht of her. Tho civil warrant did not permit breaking in the lockea| Aldermen to Take Up Dutch-| Sixth tn (e , doors of the house, but this, a criminal warrant, does permit, and to-day, it| 8S County Bill auspielou Cc. ‘ "the plan of District-Attorney Jerome Is carried, the doors will be i in al nat f is Missi ARP ETS ReeereaicdlWacunalicy carted ch tciprace a ee ane isn al Incidentally They Transact Busi-| Governor Admits His Mission to: ' ? i ~ ‘: 1 lal mes to the Board « _AUTOMOBILE MAN ANXIOUS. Aldermen Mayor ‘MeClelan made’ a Another man with claims on Mrs. Elias appeared before her housd to-| NeW atlick on the latest Ramapo «¢ day and joined the small army of process servers and deputies already post-| pater «i ne ane sourht 0 pit up to) 2 ed there. He was Georgo Summers, und he said he represented the autto-| scije say rea e tor abi cne| atling New York City to secure an! e mobile firm of Smith & Mabley, of Seventh avenue and Thirty-eighth strest.| adequate future supply of pure water, | } to Dahlen and in Yo between third an sugzed Led | Bowerman. s Y | saeriticed, 1 - i Dahlen poppe {1} popped. to W: ; mY a *. 7 | Mattings, Summer* Rugs, Linole- co Wateney Bae Yearly Meeting of Their Bene-| Porter Not Willing to Head! ums, oitclotus, &c.—all sorts of cool fleld and disp The umpires confer that the play was right Also “Reliabie” Carpets and Oriental fit Association. f Rugs. ‘ New York Ticket Floor Coverings. greatly reduced, Seventh Inning. bring doubled for n starter, Ritchey | FURNITURE BARGAINS—Suites ; rows . | ef | Mrs. Elias put her $10,000 automobile in the garage of the firm for repairs} Cov. Odell sald he would call a spe- | oy Bri How ieevene ‘rhe Hotel Men's Mutual Benefit As-| PARIS, June 7,—Goy= Odell, of New| and odd’ pieces for cvery bats some time ago. The charges were $500, celal seasion of the Legisinture if the| t. ganas RN OB wl Nott sochition hegan thelr twenty-fifth @n-| York, made a number of farewell cells) duced before stock-taking. £ Yesterday George Myrtle, Mrs. Elias‘ people of New York want !t. Mayor( field and Bregnahan mide third. Deviin ner died on a grounder to Rit-| aua1 convention to-day with a busin © “ to-nor-| spre” u y Sng s chauffeur, went to the garage] spacieian proposen to call the annexed secdad. | Leach ferried Bower cover threw olt Taylor, Brea: | ial conventlor to-day wilh © DusT| today preparatory to walling to-nt LONG CREDI'” {fs an ever-ready 7 bv Kround and took the machine away without paying the bill. As the service of the| enor’ hand by getting the Board of | TMS krowRden tn “Injunction papers on Mrs, Elias will tie up about everything she has not|.\ldermen to act. Fourth Inning, | already tled up the firm wants to collect the bill before thg deputies get a the Mayor siys Wagner victo chancd to make service. Kato politely told the automobile man to-day that sure purports to deny to! crowd che 3 | ple time for the nahan filed to Clark, NO RU row, Asked concerning the results of friend. z! dent Jaques of the New York City i : ieee i satel Aauuciation, with a souvenir cal-| hla conferences with Ambassador Por- CASH on CREDIT indar issued for the occasion, called} ter, the Governor said they were all THWAI' weer the New York attuation, as the’ (OWPER’ T Leach cat _ firs flow infeld rotte the session the “hot air and red tape’ athrew|" yess Connected with the| Paris Was Poltical, but Gen. SUMMER CLEARANCE SALR, vr rotrat Bran a wild piton, ee he would hav: 0 “ame bh Ps the clty of New York the right to ¢ weakling to? Wagner doubled, | nour, On the Inst page of his calendar | direction of the campaign entailed upon, a fs he ave to stand on the sume basis as all the rest. by condemnation, for the pur mad y id ats Devlin “Ieek| Mee. Jaques bids Carewell to the déte-|him getting the views of the various 104, 106 and 108 West 4° St. - ER pe lees re cee By ee enti cele el ot Increading oF Improving Ita} Fun ttgell Wagn nee ered taiee nat? | gates In theve terins. te ter aiast aeamtilacatratie NEAR 671.4 ee a 7 pply. Any 8 am oof water q 4 : ' wever, he ¢ not deem les! | , i i Pielps threw. him out sarewell! Our brother hotel men! . FAILED TO F wine uated in ity oe tle | Bet Ae rata! nn tiea coy farruel au watas ae"! as mate formal atatement tthe BrakIyn Sbres_Fltbusb Ay ear lb. e 5 within the county Sitchieanl ei one Cqaticed Ww ratole aecond Clarke. Bor to centre it you would your profits swell, Te, . the Tnhablinnte: a eeoran chiefly de- Paachous NORUNE and) Browne Bun't jet your boarders f : Reena gue moe ea eG) ee “ea ei upon such mill or mills for ranch taning. stented Med ito \yagnen NO. Wit the exception of the business [Reece ne {SDSS pee 4 a7 ‘ rt lohey led oft wiih a double to right. Ninth Inning. » three days the delegates to y f ‘ t or support oft iene itary rf; hous shes thy M 0 have been satd.during the conferences dit t i Vernon yalgneduithe tneasd tIpa, walked: Taylor eleve 1 : eat ice eatinae th] the convention will be in thie relty Bree iativerto! (henoIsinatlOR ton the Gove! re oO . x ne; and T appeml hereto the full text of his Uring ey n threw out Phelps, | ' bs devoted to luncheons bunduets) a crn, was without prejudice to any ts and sightseeing, - Panten. | Dunn] George W. Sweeney, of the Vietorta, [11.6 3 . e rouled’ Co) president of the Benefit Association, . y RUD Phelpa, Wa nut ona grounder tol 2 In other quartets It is the understand- , ect your attention is stated in these! Hresnuhan perished on a grounder toy Brunstield unassisted, NO RUNS. called the delegates to order at J). that Gen. Pc de clear his wieh would be released at the inquest appeared to give 2 Fs r ni o'clock and made a speech telling of //N& thal Gen. Prrter made clear his wish a reat coy words. ‘In giving my approval, there- | ~ o'clock and made a spec aS f Bive g mfort to tne the services rendered to hotel men. by|t to have his name used in connection girl. fore, to this measure, I do so with no with the nomiration, except for most y, other object In view than tht: To re- i. the association. Then T. K. Blatci: urgent reasons which he does not a Henry W. Unger made the argument in favor of the writ. He con-|se!¥¢ such authorlty as Ix in-me vented AG O W | N S CoE ee eed intra iambers: on (augers tocexlat, Hh is cli A to conv. ay A eR t. It showed 1,187 r tended that inasmuch as his client has nct been charged with any crime Scan Aner ShGemreri tee ooeee sal ed ‘standing. #23,000 In the bank and}, Zhe result of the Governor's vinit 4 2 7 i strengthens the general impression that her commitment is plainly illegal. There is absolutely nothing, he main-|esite, In order to permit the framing | a record of $563,746 disbursements for] Gen. Porter's wish not to be regarded the good of the order, Atle for the nomination will revall nn rae other candidacy, and was mainly tenta- ety retlrved the al yernor's bromine, “The prinelyal feature to walch "Edie; NO RUN Michaels Bros, 5th Ay. & 9th St., Brooklyn,:.: CLOTHING $1.00 Down on Purchase of $10.00 and 50 Cents Per Week (Continued from First Page.) tained, to show that Young did not kill himself. of @ measure that will acc 53 i object of ne ditions The gold watch prize offered for the . ; her Seah sa tata et monber briuging in the greatest wume| 7 Mae ian" wit pt‘ Abang. Teas PRESENTS AFFIDAVIT. ply to the Clty of New York.’ eae ff new members during the year| thera the night of June 18 for the Chie * eet, ~ “ET know of no feasible method of as- (Continued from First Page.) it past Went to O, W, Parker, of tre] ¢, Conv Assistant District-Attomey Sandford presented an attidavit of aining the deeiro of thu cltisens of | ee ee Cider Leiestay ee gomedia dl C ae Adiat loa nace Young’s brother-in-law, Luce, who swore that the Patterson girl made | X*™ ae except by securing an eX-lits grounder by Chance, unassisted.) Caance, MeCormiek nm cond | invitations | for the next convention Vanderbilt's Horse Wins. f 7; pression opinion from their repre- | N’ 'N eae oe ic second | wer celved from i ( threats against Young. It was said before the arguments began that Mr.| sentatives In the City Government, and | vo mate [esma Saucle «the intend aad stole | find ind Milwaukee. It. waa -decidad Pena rainy URE lee Unger and Mr. O'Reilly would be satisfied if Justice C) >| it is for that reason that I submit the HAE DOREY 8 isted. Jones uut, Corriden to” Chanee, | det sth executive, Committee decide |B¥iphe IIT. woh the Prix St. Germain ‘1 i va Hf Justice Clarke would fix whole Guesttanito! sour nongable; body, on siphons was quey meat for) NO RUN 4 @ cheese) Maan Sher ant dan, Wiaiohtord ware oO ANG le Aa un cate th wecond ih * i: i ’ vhol y onorable bod y. "Broa ‘ via | . . e) e e reasonable bail and instruct the District-Attorney to accept bail from any }and ask that your accord to It imme: A Wiskann ce hist CoUNBEaT Ia ) Inning. re-elected Presidgnt, and Secretary- RNMLIDD retenE ee Soe oa ute alate consideration, tossed to dackits: Treasurer. Frank P. “Ewing, of the bondsman furnishing the requisite security, x o short contre andr Reise “ : : Z “If our growth for the next twenty-|on Chances single to. righ Shance The gir alked down from the Tombs with Warden Flynn and| ave years continues ante hee during the! stole, aac ile Jones hela the ball Lawyer Dan O'Reilly, by way of Broadway, The court-room was| past quarter of a century—and the Indl- ik le “fanned the, alr. © jammed with a curious crowd, and Justice Clarke was frequently com | tions point {0 even a greater growth : out an'intleld hit to Jor-| Savoy, Hotel, of Kansas! City, was Ivers fled out to Lumley. King’s | ¢lected Vice-President, and the entire fly was tuk McCormick. | Executive Committee was re-elected. there seems to be no question that the | slow roller to en's low ling Sheckard, NO RUNS. a rd doubled a the first-b: a to wentrey a PENNSYLVANIA GAINS, pelled to rap for order. ‘fter leaving the court in th ing : vals yw a) nw | his bounder to Svors, | Jack- a : * a e morning water to be had from ull the avatlable | ly was grabbe Jones drew gal anne abbs phe! ai * BeMfeeiily -was’oblized to use his, cane as a clublto Sua osth i, ‘“ Ree eey eICRATBEI SIR UaresIber oedees St) frat and reached. third! #tseh fanned. Dobbs stole second, Jer |Rallroad’s Earnings and Net In. y out on hia’ line. ed Lumley at 01 Mf Sheckard's ground-| 4" Med out to Evers, ONE RUN. come Show Increase. <li and the problem will then present itself Aienia: eae ‘ client through the mob that thrcnged the corridors, The girl was calm | of supplying additional water from the Runs BY | taieeeley NO. obetie leg PITTSBURG, Pa., June 7.—The annual Aicesminely careless of the'a 2 s Shree seemingly only other source of supply— Fourth tuning. one kee flicd out to Dobbs, | Corridon | meeting of stockholdets of the Penn- an gly the attention paid to her by the curious crowd. | Pe" Wivtson River, eae Fee eer ME ee ee OU’ | syivanta Company was held in the gen- ea Tenn eae ng sna | Babb to Jacktitseh. NO While Abraham Levy, of counsel of Nan Patterson, was engaged in| “It ts not improbable that before tong | on Hvete's wastes fiiaet | Rabe ‘out Evers to Chance, Ate+] eral office In thin clty to-day. ‘The an- on to Mr. Garvan’s office to inquire about it. He was assured that Shere] ‘arurthermore, the preced Was-no basis for the rumor ana that the case will not be presented to the |!!! pernicious. It glyes Dutchess | Casey's fumble of tis grounde $1,{58,109.98, leaving as net ‘ : County practically a monopoly, and . Bah bwas ‘tinue Out operating earnings of Pennsyivant ee Jury for the pieseny eee ere ocean ho cbeciie season pene aie ea Xo RUNS | FOR POLAR § ee $2,800 140.0, to which add ave of “Nan” (ke = if ensure be other countle: 5 4 roe ‘atterson in her trouble is “Young Corbett.''|the meusure be Just, other counties In} Gorpidon Mt y Yt vestments $3;900,01660, "makiug @ Bross ee Which dutekiitacht ; the tri: o> ii imina cl ¢ , New York City will ulred to cross | and Jordan took care of. King sent a] Cormick out same way ‘gen out, 1 t for the year 1903 was sub-| - : word selina Pith iat Acer bi Mee eee fai ay the Hudson River and draw water trom] frowndes {0 Habe, win snot the Ball ts Pinker to Chance NO RUNS. inte coger 1s es, aineyivanin ; SPEOIAL FOR WEDNESDAY. it ssistant-District-Attorney “Garvan had | the streams in the counties on its west Seether inna : | operated directly ie -Pennsylvanin oi ‘ fevacl ‘ 5 the ny und shows the following Te- nolate. tau Jaid his evidence against the girl before the Grand Jury. Mr. Levy went] °"” 1k Hof Tinkes f RUN Caan tose earnings, t40e, RCT ex: S \ Chonennte race mat Oe By e The Law In Pernt ; meted bul on CaMay o Tenses, SH,116,64.72; net earnings from Selly sete nt of this} inches. Jacklitsch reuched fr | cee plse Py beet Rey at \ \ ' ‘the prize-fighter. He has postponed his trip to San Francisco, where ne| ti’ State might not fairly apply for] s ; Income of $13,858,717.53, F Was to have attended the Jeffries-Munroe fight, although all arrangemencs| ('%,"2m* exemption, field f dan, ‘The gross enrnings show an increase! @, No impurities (animal “IE phere ty to be a modification of to lett soar don OU SE Ea AS couse ren writ ba i ind been made for his departure on last Sunday. His mauager, who also 13| tis aneesure. be ‘tale Ghuication of right. “scoring Chance.! LONDON, June %—W. # Champ,| the total net income an Merease of] or otherwise)—such a8 | yiaors—parnick i. midones, sd- anager for Munroe, was compelled to go across the country without him, 3. , f nd. Jones ry of William Ziegler, of Brook: | $7929 sometimes creep into the |. ‘nly on June 8: son of inte Jamens Mtn ‘It is true,” said the little fighter at the Metropole to-day, “that I have plemental legislation it will be useless; Dobbs: TWO RE | —S tavtnad els apananl wes ieee cates McCormick made the first sage hit off that he will sall from ‘Trom- > gina, of Yorkville; native of Kings County, us drive to left for a bag. Bor- ; ANT AS! a f sit decided not to go to ‘Frisco, but it is not entirely on account of Nan’ Patter-| ‘ niga BON | Yor “Norway, Juty 1, on board ihe] TO MOVE PLANT ASSETS packages of the ‘cheaper, |} ‘steens Son. I didn’t want to take the long, hot trip. em of claings ror damax: s grounder to Tinker resulted in a me to ma that. well anaes | Sect e ce Ree bebe | Brithjof, with the expedition for _— adap bag edi en by stab- | Soubl lay’. MeCormick and Hetyen be pedition for the breakfast foods—are ever | ito vwadenon 227 Mast ons ee shed law, sanctioned by nturies Of] ing t v Jones singled to short; relief of the Ziegler-Fiala North Py A hed im I ” application, should y be cl : ‘ ‘ shot 1 2 ole| Amreement Reac! 2 a > © 7The girl is innocent. Sue never killed Young. She wouldn't harm a/{;Wawinimant” oka Sheed |W Sheckard aent’a AY tg Blagle: NO expedition, “whlch iy on” board. the Over 916,000,000 wat found in “FORCE, LAUNDRY WANTS-—-FEMALE, I don’t suppose it would do her much good to have m: Ra et z SHARE ‘ c y name dragged! ‘the question involved is so great M NEW. HAVEN, Conn. June. 7aAn . * . ; the affair, because 1 am a pugilist, but Iam convinced tnat she in get-| {st It trantuends every. consideration as dl y Bergen and| Flora, Franz Joset Land, in the miduie| aereement, as been reached! in ‘the - Mian wainta and. yest" " et, b ; Q should be gach, Kl 5 t ; ; ig the worst ot it, and I am going to,stand by’ her, ' dealt with in abroad and. truly, olvic| Aled out. tov Leaumnles Hect] of July, when he hopes to obtain newsl New ‘York of ane assote of. the sie,000 000 i ‘ i 4 Noung was crazy jealous of her. 1 didn't know anything about his| ity wien” might “eeanitoe ade, | centre. | prc OF Ae netlaes He fae, no, Intention aecatar oe Beaty : because I saw her only once Other. aectloua. of the: Btate aes a Smith fed: to Lumley, RU of wintering In the Arctic regions, and] which there has be Tanda th i between the time 1 got back from |fivaiy mot to appreciate the riteatten nmiey reached Brat on Cas bea| expects to be back in September, Attorneys in the is Jan a wh e yrow to Chance, Dobbs foul fied to], : of A vent comnlek and a hd this shooting, and then we talked together about two minutes, and ‘wie, mig tne misled Into’ the. be:| Kink. “siciliison aweaiiel AN Gt | The acum whaige America, with the] Subll imme, vs Frothied voli oupledy Boras aye me her address, but I hud no time to call before she was arrested. thom, RoReNerO out, Corridon to Chance, prenler-tiais expeaiien on board a ‘through ‘by he ‘before. sei vate NS, ni for Fran 5 understood that “Young Corbett terested’ himself in obtain- the migeaage was read. at) the Jume 25, 1008 intending: vo winter there] DOMINICAN REBELS : eaty ae uaa tine: apd ike the adrian procting 9€ the oard, om ‘motion of Seventh Inning: ‘Qnd, upsid eabedl denmark o is wt enilsted the al ty rroAN . “ 7 é ark to - CAPE HAYTIBN, Hay Jue r i cCall it was) Casey. fouled out to .. Chance itt iA r