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.THE SYRACUSE

H E R A L D

FRIDAY EVENING , MAY

19,1916.

T

N

L

S E U C O N C

T O R E F U S E E S T A T E

M o l l i e

r a n c h e r ' s

N e p h e w

Favo r s

E r e c t i o n

o f a

M e m o r i al

to

H e r . -

e

AS T

S Y R A C U S E

F a r m e r

C u t s H i s

W i th P e n K n i f e -

M e n o f M o h a w k V a l l e y U n i t e i P o l i c e i n M a k i n g R a i d M e t W i t h

fo r S oc i a l a n d E c o n o m i c D e - j

R e s i s t a n c e F r o m

W i f e o f

v e l o p m e n t . ;

P r o p r i e to r .

> '

l l i o n . A J u y n » . — H o e n l l i n f i r :he l , o n jy

Penn

Van.

M ay

l < V._T l i f t

p o l k - o ,

uet-

Hi i u s ** of the V i v e Iroquols Nations, a

Jnff

witb

Uie

s

j

ier

,

fj: nm

,

diHtr

ict uttor-

community c o u n c i l

ha s been

estah- „„.,.»,..

-,•>-,„, - , . - - ] , i « i

* . ,M , , .

i, *

H s h c d hero bv f i v e m u n l c l p a l i t i o s of "

e> s

ortlce

-

raulctl thc tailor sh

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c n

A I

n n n v:

l l s l i e a

nei

"

( ny nve

m u m c i p n i m a n

or

• • ; .

t

P

U U h i U D U U T .

r l n r k i m e r

c o u n t fo r th e s a m e

m u t u a l

1

'"

tt

»

ore

in

Jacobs

street,

early

welfare

that

was

the purpose of

llsM^-day

ami

c o v i r t s e a t o d

;i

large amount

istoric

o n E v e o f H i s

E n d s

H i s

L i f e

i n

F a i l e d t o F i n d

Cu r e .

Social

J i n d

t of l i q u o r ,

development

is

the aim < n '

The

mi d

\ vn. the State. H e has

.departmeni: longe r than

village.

; ,

i ' N E W . Y O R K .

.

. - -

i -

*

H

.

F

S p e c i a l

t o T h e . H e r a l d -

. '

Xay

1 0 . — T h c f o l l o w i n g

and

. Northern New York

at New York

hotels yes-

' ' •

'

""

^C. Maclntyre

f

Park

:

• * . ' ' . ' ' '

*

• ;

r

.

;

H.

Elder,

C.'

R . .'Harris,

• - • . '

sen

of

Little Falls,

J. E.

Rafter

of Mo-

hawk; H S. Gctman

o f - P Y a n k f o r t

and

Edward

Small cf Herkimer were

chosen a

committee

to

nominate

of-

ficers

and draft

a

constitution and

by-

law?.

The personnel

of

the c o u n c i l

is

as

follows:

I l i o n . C. C. Brill, O B. Rudd, A. D.

Richardson,

Sevrard

Hakes,

A, B.

Rus-

sell, H B. Howlln, E. E. Barney. F.A.

H o u f i r h l o n .

R.

D.. LeRoy.

P. H

Ward:

Herkimer, Edward Small, T. ^1, Gro-

an

t

A. P. Ertman, H G. Mimgrer,

Janies

W.

Moon,

Charles

Bell, I-Iarold

McCoy. A, T. Smith. J. F, Fenner. Pred

D.

Gray; "Little

Falls, J.

D. Frederik-

acn,

Frank

Senior, "Walter Stafford,

Earl Ward, B. J. McDonald, George

Oilman,

Frank

B.

WIlcox, Dr..

TV. D.

Garlock,

S, F, Jones, TTilliani Cortney;

Frankfort, John -Whipple. H, L.

Wil-

bur.

W --

A.

Cook, L,,

D.

l/ mpert.

A..F.

Seamans, Charles "Williamson,

H.

M.

Smith,

M...A.'

McKinnon,

H

S. Get-

man, F. B.

Watson:

Mohawk, J.

K.

Rafter,

G. H Tu

t it le ,

Charles

Y o u n g - ,

F. D.

Du Bois, KB.

Ingalls.

Warner

Bates,

S. D.

Cor>,

H T. Crough,

"W.

C.

Schaufier,

Louis TVickham.

A >T O » ,

Deputy Xomian.

C h i e f

of Po-

l i c e M i l l e r

a nd

District Attorney ' W o o d .

Wife

Fought

O f f i c e r s .

The oillcers went to the Sciore

shop

about

C oclock

this morni ng. Sciore.

was absent

but his

w i f e

was at

home.

She attclmnted to .bar

t l i n o f f i c e r s

from

the house. When thev attempted to

down

into the cellar, she fought them

but thev ov

ere

owe red her.

After

the o f f i ce r s , hud

taken

t h t -

H q u o r

to the j a i l ,

they began

a

fo r

Sciore, lit was learned

that

he

lied towards Geneva. A deputy sheriff

him

about

six miles

from

this

village.

Sciore

w i l l

probably

be

arraigned

court to-morrow, charged with

viola-

tion

of the

State excise

law in

selling

liquor

without a

license.

Fenn Yan had been "dry" for the

last six years.

Rumors have bee i )

current here for some time t h j a t

l i q u o r has been sold illegally. M o r e

raids are

expected.

Or * H K. Kichardson is

very

ill at

bis

homo

in \Vest

Manilas

street,

s u f f e r i n g

f r o m rheumatism.

O T I S C O

Born,

recently

a

daughter

to

Mr/

an d

•Mrs.

Howard

Abbott.

Jay Burnette is

ill.

Hazel Gambell

of

Tully

coiled

C

u

Litt le Fa i l s B l a c k Hander s A p p l y

Torch W h e n R e f u s ed D e m a n d

for $500.

Little

Pala, May 19.—Members of a

Black Hand.

society

are

believed

.to

have

started

the fire

which

destroyed

the. grocery s tore of

LoRoy Snell,

at'

Indian Castle early yesterday

morn-

ing-. : . . . ' . • • ' • ' . '

Some time

ag:o

Mr. Snell received

a

Black Hand letter demanding" that

he

l e a v e ' S S O O In

a certain

spot

He paid

no attention to the letter and the fire

yesterday

wae the

result.

The

police have started an inves-

tigation of the fire and it is

expected

that sensational developments

result, .

.

S N O W i g . W A T E R T O W W

Fa rm e rs

Discouraged O v e r

Poor

Pros-

r

-

pects

fo r

Spring Crops.

•Water-town,'

May

IS.Ât

Intervals

during yesterday Black river,rose half

a

foot

within an hour, and

during: the

forty-eight hours ending : ; last-evening

haii come up seven

ieet,,the,rnost

rapid

r i s e" . o f

the Btrealm on record, the, river,

reaching- -last evenin g

the highest level

attained

:

during the spring:

freshet.

Flat lands all.along:

the

river

and

a long- :lts tributary brooks .are flooded.

Much trouble.

Is.being

experienced

by paper;manufacturers and other mill

men, and

t h e*

Ontario.'mill

of

the, Wa-

1

t e r t o w n • •

division,' o£

tne' International

Paper

company was

pu t o u t

o£

com-

mission and its two

.machines were

shut down

yesterday. . • ; '

' . : . ' • = '

. ' •

Farmers are; discouraged ..over

the

continued "wet weather, which has so

far preventedv.tltem

1

"from putting

;

in

any.sprincr..crops or in most cases

f r o m

fitting

their

land

for\crops:: They

say

that more farm land is under wuter

around Jefferson county than

ever be-

f o r e

at seeding; t i Jme within .their

recollection:

.

:

. : - .

;

.Yesterday forenoon several snow

squalls'

occurred, s u f f i c i e n t

snow

fall-

ing atone tlmevto-crhiten the ground.

Lifel ess

B o d y of F r a nk l i n H u t c h in -

s o n

83 .

W h o '

L i v e d A l o n e . Is

Discovered by

N e i g h b o r s ,

M-oravia,

May

l9.-^Van.klin Hutch-

inson, ag-ed S3

years,

was found

dead

at his home in Venice Center yester-

day

morning

by neighbors, Mr. Hutch-

inson

had

Hv.ed

alone

for

some

time in

the house. He was seen around the

place Wednesday, but

when

he was not

seen yesterday friends went to the

house and found him dead. Dr. B. IO

Hoxle of Sherwood

.was

called and he

pronounced his

death

due to

natural

causes,/ -.

..

.

; ' . . . • '

• . , - . • • . ;•.

;

..- '

'

Xhe body

w as .removed, to the home

of a son,

Arthur

Hutchinson, who

lives

about half

a

;

mile away.

The funeral

will be -held Sunday afternoon from

the .home of

th.e

.son at 2

oclock

and

burial will be at eVnice Center. '

Mr. Hutoh'inson is

sun'lved

by two

daughters. Mrs. bBthsforoV and Mrs,

Lucox,

one sister, Mrs. Caroline Ken-

yon,

and

'three brothers,

Amos of Ven-

ice, John of Aub urn and Alphen of

Venice Center.

Saturday on relatives here.

Miss Alice "Wlllice and Miss Edna

Green of Syracuse sp ent

Sunday wltih

Mrs,

Bice.

TV,

A. Rice' of

Otisco

valley is

spending

some time

at

Clyde. „ „ _,

Mr.

and

Mrs.-

G.

N, Robinson of Cort-

land are nt

their cottfure

at Otisco lake.

Mr. and Mrs, -Harry Eibert and Mrs. T.

Eibert an d son. Clarence,' called Sunday

on

Mr. and

Mrs.

H. Eibert at Borodino.

Mr, 'and Mrs. G. Qambell

and

children

and Mr.-

and

•

Mrs/

A.

S.

Gambell calledSunday

oil-relatives at Homer and Tully.

Mrs.

Iêori Bishop

son

of

Amber

spent

"Wednesday

with her sister,

Mrs.

G.

Gambell: .

' ,

,, *

Mr. and

Ms. Jnnies Ne-v\-rnan called

Sunday on relatives in town.

Mr. and Mrs. C. Scivor of Marcellus

called Sunday on Mr. and

Mrs.

.T. Hue-

Mr,

and

Mrs.

Delmer

Edin§rer

and son

of

Cortland were week-end

guests,

of

their

parents,

Mr . ancl

Mrs. Fred

EcUrvger.

Morris

Hulbert.

•

Miss Louise Hulbert

and^Mies F. Dowling- of Tully -were

Sun-

day sruests of Mr. and Mrjs.

F.,Do\vlliijr.

• f M r . - a n d

Mrs. W. Newman, called wed-

neaday

on Otisco valley

rela-ttves.

D E A T H S I N H E R A L D P A R I S H

Charles

Foote.

29.

Clayton.

"Errimett

"E. Crawford,

68,

"Warner.

Mrs. Elizabeth Brown, 75, Clyde.

ifiUon G. Lamaon.

92,

Fayottevllle. , .

Mrs.. Willis

H

Green, 52, Belleville.

-Edwin

M.

Stewart.54.

Oswego.

'•Morgan

Nug-cnt,:

4S. Clinton; ;"

Mrs.

Robert Van

BuaWrlc,

83. Prebe.

Miss Anna

J.

Kenner,

33,

Fulton.

Franklin Hutchinson,

S3, Venice Cen-

ter.;

'.

. . . : • ' • • . . . . .

: • • • ' . . . ' ; •

Just a

H i n t

^

-.

•\Vife—Whats

that camera

for?^' • '; .

Husband (reading)—It is

focusscd

on

you:and I am holding the bulbj. A s long

as you look pleasant I won't snap

lt

.

Irom

stroots.

named

for

improvement

a con-

crete curb iiml

K U t t « r

will he

constructctl,

t l i i . s part

of

t l i o

proposed

improvomcnt

b o i n j r tc d r u £ s .

The

a r r a i g n m e n t -tobk place

Jn,;

Br.

Merrow's bedroom. He

was

released

on

$2,500 hail.

He. is daneerously ill

•w i t h B r i f f h t ' s disease.:

„ . , ;

Dr. Merrow's omces were ra ided

Monday an Q

65,000

heroin tablets were

f o u n d . He claims

;

that the .tablets

were the property

o f . . '

the National

C l i n i c ,

Inc . , ,by whom he was employed.

Ho claimed

to

have sold

the corpora-

tion

to Dr. E

W

1

. Russell,

who

is

mis s ing : . . • • • -

Dr. Merrow's case will be

considered,

by the Federal Grand Jury,.which will

sit Jn Syracuse . n e x t month.

C h a r l e s Foote o f C l a y t o n D

W h i l e

C r o s s i n g D e g r a s s o

R i v e r .

m, iMa y

1 0 — C h a r l n a

F

of

C l u y t o n

wa w

d row

n o i l y o

w h n n

a

f o o t

b r i d e

o v e r '

the

r i v e r ,

which

he

was"

crossing, w

r i e d a \ v a y b y t h e s w i f t c u r r e n t

The h i g h water washed out

winy: d a m o f t h e D e i v r n y s o l * u p

y t i H L < * r d a y

m o r n i n g

r u s h

o f

the water t h r o u g h th

caused c o u s k l c r n b l e

'

d o w n stream The lower floor

c o m p a n y were H o o d e d

an

d r e d s

o f.

d o l l a r s * damage d o n e

to

W A L K E R W I L L S T A

^̂̂̂̂m̂̂̂_̂

L a w A c t i o n io

O u s t

H i m F ro

k i r k

H o t e l

Fai l s .

I F I

P u t a s K i , " v u i y 1 0 , — N o ' l e g a l

t l o n

in a

l o c a l court has e x c i t

I n t e r e s t t h a n

t h e a c t i o t v / b r o u g

M r s Fredericka B. G. u rnzy . ag

h e i r s

of C a t h e r i n e John

oi

v

Sy

against Eugene B. • W a l k e r ,

t e

L h e

Light

House hotel-

at ;-Selk

f o r e

Justice

o f t h e

Peace

G

IN

SERV ICE

B E F O R E

, - • . . . •

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-- -

Former M l i ta r y M e n E n l i s t in

j ij

• ^ . . . .

. C o r p s

Here.

I F I .

* I

J

I ' ' •

Two former service men enlisted in

the marine

corps

at

.the local recruiting

sta.ion

in the Kirk

building

yesterday

and were sent to B u f f a l o to-day by

Sergt. ^Geo rge S. Fynmore. Tho.men

were Sergt., John I>. McQue,. 42, and

Private

George"L. Bump, 29.

Seargeant

M o Q u o

has Heen. in the

army

and

marine

service nearly

twelve

years Sergeant

Fynmore

served

,

with

" M c Q u e - f o r more

than

a'yearin 'the

•Philippines.

'.

,

. ..

r

-

,

'

Bump's t * v O - 5 n u 5 t m e r i ts have

b e e n - l n

the army. He sersêd

most

of hi s time

on the .Mexican border.

F A R M S S U B M E R G E D

• - . • . • .

'

J

' __ b ' i_.

. . , .

H e a v y

R a i n

F a l l at G b u v e r n e u r Pre-

ven t s W o r k in F i e l d s ;

. - • •

' ' .

°

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.

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- • -

•

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n

i • .

Gouvemeur, May 19;— As^ a

result

ot

the heavy

fall .

of rain during,

the

last

" fo r t y

h e i g h t

hours .farm H a n d s are

in -

undated.

; .:

Farmers;

.who ̂

were

/'.

fortu-

nate , n .getting- their o a t : crop planted

are in many Instances viewing-

-• their

«owh

t

f ie - lds

partly

suhmerg-ed. ^"W h i l o

aome

leraln

fields

'have

.tieen Vplanied

long enough to allow

:

the

crop

to come

. ' u p , , it lias

.-been .

.Impossible

to . sow.

grain on •

i

.ma uy . ' , i e l d s a j t i d v t he

present

heavy

,ralii will

pre.vent/.-wprk.for-mariy.

'days.,, ' ^ ;

;

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: • • • • - . ' • ' • ,

':-,•'.••,

:

' : ' ^ : - ' : . ' - . . - . -

j

The O swe & ra t c h . i e

1

'.

river

lias;

;

rison in

tw-o days .from npitaiai; ̂ a. p o i n t , flye

Inches below the

l i iglv

wtbr

mark; of

last spring:. ,The

.river.rooe

during the

last

iorty-eig-ht hours four -and, one-'

half -fee t ; . No fappreheriaJh -,is felt by

m i l l , m en the/ i-Iver.

,

All

.outside"

construction work,

, , a n d

State

road building

is . at a

.standstill..

, • • • - .. • • : •• - , - , . - : , -. . , . • . • "

mans - h e r e

yesterday,

"The

ca

a d j o u r n e d f r o m t h o justice's ,6

tho

F u l n s k ' i C o u r t

House, wher

heard , t h e e v i d e n c e ; F. C . - C u

an d E.

C. Cra i g; of

Syracuse'

an

t o n I . M i l l e r of

P u l a s k i

a p p e a

the

petitioner, and. Thomas

B

of O sxve g: p ' appeared ' f o r 'Walke

caso

was

f o u g h t

>ith

p r r e i i t

en

b o t h

sides. The

jury 'returned

d i c t

o f n o cause, fo r action.

,

v

The. p r o c e e d i n g -

w as

i n s t i t u t e d

possession

o f t h e

ho t e l , ,

no w o

by "Walker :xmder ;t lease not e

u n t i l

June Is't. 1917

but

the,

have a chance tg sell and are' ,

an e f f o r t to obtain

po^s es s fon*

i

ing-

p r o c e e d i n g s

o n t h e

grou

"Walter has. violated

the

terms

lease in two points, but the J

not g rc t evidence to satisfy it t

claim

c o u l d

. be

sustained.

Th

wil l

be

appealed

on

points

of

law

H E L D

F O R M U R D E

' "

• • • • '

1

, _ - _

I t a l i a n . D e n i e s

H a v i n g C o n

r

^

L

-

W i t h

D o u b l e

C r i m e i n P i t t s

' ' • '

b . i ' .

1

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':."., ' . ' - • - . ' '• . .

;

. Rome; , May :.19— Assistant .C

Police Stephen,

Beckwith.

and

Nero. \vent to the Rome jail 'las

Ing- arid

interviewea

.NJcolo.Pei

who- : is.

̂ v a r i t ed"

by ' t h r - : .EI t t3bu r

p o l i c e . on the charge o f

d o u b l e ^ m

-He was

shown the police circu

taining

1

.his .picture,-

which liei ac

edged.tov be , h i s . . . - : -He said h

wore

i derby-"hat.such

;

as is In t

ture..

,He.

. d e n i e d ; having: .any,

t i o n Tv l t h the,

m u r d e r

f

,.

which too

in February,

191E,;

but said he kn

; h

roe me n wh o were i n th e f l a

• - . . ; ,

•

. ; :—-• " . . . .

A

w o m a n

never m i s ses an

o p p

to boais t of her

i n f i u e n c e

o v e r isom

ears u p ; ' - ' • ; . .

. ; . ' • •

;

• . . • _ •

. : • • . - , .

.

L E A S E N O T . M A D E

' ^ L

W o o l w o r th an d

K e e p Trustees

Fai l to

R e a c h A g r e e m e n t . :

:

Water-town, May 19,— Another

cbn-

Xerence

was hem -yesterday by F. VT .

" W o o l w o r t h and

other

members of

the

Wbolworth Syndicate

'of

• • N e w

' - Y o r k ,

and

.• : the trustees of :

the

Henry

Keep

home, who

control 'the' American

ar-

.

cade-property

which M r. Woolworth s

anxious to lease

•for-'^'nhicty-nin

years. At. the close of the conference

It was

stated that nothing d e f i n i t e

had been

done,

and

that

no

further

conferences would be held

u n t i l

the

return., xo . th e

city

, o f O . .E.

.Hunger-.

f o r d ,

one

of

the

trustees.

At the close of the

conference

yes-

let-day

Mr.

' Woolworth :said to

th e

newspaper; representatives:

"You/ j boys

are

^mere l y ,

wasting your tlrne, for it.

looks

now as

though

this, matter won't

be completed for a

lo ne r

time, and

even

If it

Is,

It

will

be : ; still a

longer

time

before; anything: .".will be made

public."

•;

' . president

of

:

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May' 19,—Arthtir

S,- ONeil

of St. Rcpis Falls has been

elected presi-

dent of t h e - :

St.

"Res t s

Falls.

-.National

bnnk,,

Mr. 'ONcil. who Is

known f & m i l -

iarly

os "Boy" OKcil .-

is twenty-three

y

Jj

years

of ,a&e and h as the .distinction of

being

1

,

the youmrest bank president

in

the

State of

New

..-York.

artment

of Agriculture;-

Weathe r Bureau

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