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l I ' ‘ would remain on the road in the car- , ~
. ' .L . . rlage. This being agreed to, Mr. Il‘ar— . ’
rell and Mr. Phelan followed Blake in‘to . , , , . .
, the dense and dark woodland. The? . ‘ _ . - , \ , .
Tile Kidnaped Albanv Child Rescued were gone fully an hour, and Mr. Far- . I. . p _
F H. Allvl l rell’s comrades became anXious. l , I‘
l'OIll IS ( llC Ol'S. Then the tWO men waiting by tie
. roadside observed the three others re- OF NEW YORK. _ ‘
HIS UNCLE UNDER ARRFST turning from the far end of the forest. , , .
. J . Farrell said that Blake had kept .JS I x,
' word and that they had seen the child. . c ragldent- A
. , He was standing on a mound, his arm , . ,
Ending of a. Sensation “ hicli Promised to clasped in the hand of a man whose ap- I .
Rival the Charley ROSS Case-HOW pearance indicated thathe had experl- .
Reporters and Detectives Out- enced a good deal of railroad life.
witted Scoundrels. Blake remained With the two men 3
-. met-- several yards from the boy, while the . ‘ : ’
—— man 01? the mound ordered 131a“? 5 According to the Standard of the Insurance Department of the State of New York. _
'Albany, Aug. 20.—John Conway, the companions to keep their hands away . _ p _
son of Michael J. Conway, who on last from fhell‘ DogketS-’-It:<;gl_e time 191:: , . ,. ‘
Manda dad dam :i:‘:.:::.:d“smib:g...1..‘isis. .. . .
home, wasi today rzsiuerd. from Hie kid- treat with the rescuers unless the $2,500 ' ‘ I N CO M E
napers an re urne o is paren s. . . _ f thcoming. He re- , —— . _ ’
The police and the friends or the iam- migrfigngigtggda 32m less_ The man Weakened One lllan’s Constitution
ily worked for two days to find the lad, . . - . - - _
, . said that he had sev eral companions in Until |t Brou ht Him to u _ _ - _ .
patrolled the streets all night long, ambush. Commissioner Phelan says D tho 9” necelved for Premlums $ 39,593,444 20
searched every cranny in the City, and that he saw several men back of the ea 3 OOI‘.
Yet obtained no clew to his whereabouts. mound . _‘_‘f— ‘ V From a" Oiher soufces ‘ - ' ' l0,l08 28' 07 -
Chief among the searchers was Joseph ' A Plucky Rescue Mr}. :Tanlies S. Harrilsonp we lat-rimvn ! ‘
Hardy, Conway’s brother-in—law, who ' ‘ and iich yrespectet Citizen oi c'leve- —————-——-—
formerly made his liVGlihOOd as a. flOTiSt. They had long black coats and. 1100‘“ la nd. OD. was for years a. sufferer from $ 49,702,695 27
but lately has been doing nothing. cove“? Fhe fjdcea SO that only then” eyes dyspepsia and general debility, and in
rd re entl took to s endin a real: were d‘Stmnghable- The rescuers saw his weakened condition, resultinrr from
Ha y c y p g g . t k P_
deal of‘time around poolrooms, and, the uselessness 0f endeavoring to a ,e the above causes. he had the additional ’
having little money. appealed for aid the 130Y_b¥ force;l and Seltnirned to the“ ill—luck to fall avictim to malaria. from .
t0 Conway on several occasions. Con- companions on t .9 ma 0 see wna ar- this complication of' disorders. Mr.
way refused to give him money, and a. rangements could be made to secure the Harrison‘s conditionwasbecomingvery To Policy-holders for claims by neaih _ - - s '2 595 I I 3 39
coolness arose between the two. But maileYGat once. d . d th t th t serious, when he commenced to take P. 9 9
when the boy was taken from his home . r- reagan a V159 8‘ 93’ g0 ,0 P. R. Lippman’s Great Remedy. Its . »
. s k the aid k d d ' 1' t . I l ' - . a
on Monday Hardy was the first to go the nearest teleDhQne and 9? effects were mar e an immetla e. - -
to the aid of the lad's distracted par- 0f the mounted D011C3a0f the Clty- Read his letter to us. Its earnestness To Pulley-hulders for Endowments! ”IVIdendS', etc' ”342,455 I"
ents. In a. melodramatic manner he Mr. 3:131:1‘9111 and. (35:43:31? R113: 11:32: is apparent: ‘ A ll '0
offered his services with the words: ever, a V159 agains 93W“? e S. ' GENTLEMEN: For the benefit of all - _ .. _ - . ‘
“Whatever. has passed between us and another hour was spent in treatigg Iufl‘ering from dyspepsia and general For a" 0“!" CGOIIII S ‘ ’18l’005 64 1
heretofore is forgotten in this hour of Wllh Blake. The 1‘95““- was that} g debilitbeeg to submitmy testimonial _'—_——.——
trouble.” man who had Charg? 0f theb 0: eff: as to the efficacy of your P. P. P., Lipp- s 36,2]8,515 ‘4
His services Were gratefully accepted, to take. the boy to a SDOt ac 0 e man’s Great Remedy, as a. positive
and he apparently worked With unre- Methodist church at Kamers’ and to cure for all the distressing complaints ‘ .
mitting energy to get some trace of the treat With the rescuers one at a time. from which I suffered. . 1
stolen Child- He was constantly 01“ Faint“; anld Phelantipproachedrtheflaitli; My system was also full of Malaria . .
with searching parties or patrolling the pom e D ace 1n -1.5 mantle i _ and my condition was growing vcr n _ . . . .
streets. Yesterday suspicion began to Greagan ‘and Captain Riley sliDD‘E-‘d serious: I had no appetite, was losing “filled S'a‘es Bonds afld Olher securlhe s I I o;l25,082 '4
be directed toward him, but he denied affirm beinnd triefellioiv;i The (infiniizs strength and was completely broken _ ,a
all connection With the kidnaping, and :51 more urgen in IS eman or e down in health, but now my health is ' ' - - - l
CODWQY SCOl-lted the idea» This suspi- immediate payment Of .the money’ and’ completely restored, and I can eatlike FIrSt he“ Loans on Bond and mortgage 1|,543’92 ~
Eggginghsapstfied Egatolttfiéai‘gggsforig a field laborer. without the slightest ll 09' 52 '
g’ e e um ' ' fear of any serious results. _ _ - - .
the man retreated to .the WOOdS :6 I take great pleasure in telling the loans on Stocks and Bonds ’ ’
lhegd the “3321“,? afiov‘gh‘s Ragga; world that P. P. P. did the grand work ..
a was Sp‘e y " r. reagan ‘ of restoring me to m accustomed _ _ _ , _
tain Riley. They followed the path health. ‘ a Yours irruly. Real [Stale " - 22,161,666 so
“gig Which 3:119 bloy Wisdtakmtlij JAMES s. HARRISON,
reagan su en y rus e on e man, Cleveland 0' I . .
snatched the day from dim and called dd ’ Dash Ill Banks and Trust companies - - - - ”£80,390 00
f‘ilef’ “310 was close by, tohcodvetr} his re- lfyou get up feeling tired and stupid,
rea ' reagan soon ”3“ e ‘9 car— P. P. 1’. should be taken—it will make -- _
riage with the child, and the party drove you feel well. Accued lnieest’ Net nefeed Pem'ums’ etc - - 6.535, ( l
”113;?” to {hetc’ty- d t b d P. P. P. cures eczema, that tortiir- —————-—-
e 001151311“ 0"5 appeare 0 e um- ino' itching disease of the skin and .
foupded. Theumembeirs 0% ttlle regctlging blgod. If your blood is kept pure.you ‘ $ 23497447 48 82
par y were we arme ,an W0 0 em will not be disfia‘ured with im les, . . . .
discharged their revolvers with a view boils and blotche; p p Reserve for Policies and other Llablllhes _ . . . . 205,0l01633 12
of covering their flight. P. P. P. is the deadly foe and van ' ——__.__-.___——
Blake Got Away- quisller of rheumatism. Its cfi'ects are _ . _
In the commotion attendant upon the. ifrlllnediatfi and lastingsnd it 10?: only ‘ surp‘us ' ' s 29,133’5'4 1o
escape the party forgot Blake. On the releves, ut permanen y cures. ———.___.____
drive to the city one stop was made at Scrolula. which is hereditary and n a u -
JOHN J- CONWAY- a telephone station, and Mr. Greagan deep-seated in Phe blood can be cured lllSlll’allGe and Allnllllles III ""60 ' ' ' s 9'8l698l338 ‘5
cion had its inception in the fact that notified the mounted police, and they by P. P. P. It is the one and only pOSl'
H. G. Blake, a. furnitureadealer and a set out immediately to surround the m2? cure fOI‘thlS dread disease-1 .
”0°“ companion Of Hard“ was found to WOOdS' - ”wearers fin-0m kldney troub‘cs find I have carefully examined the foregoing Statement and find the same to be correct
be missing. The police having once A special engine was secured by Act- immediate relief when theytake P. P. - .
taken “P this ““9 “Howed "a and With “1g Chief 0f Pom“ Dawson and a force ' “S 1‘ cures an ‘rregular‘t‘es “‘3 re' liabilities calculated by the Insurance Department CHARLES A. PRELLER, Auditor.
success. A tour was made or an the of detectives was sent to assist the stores to nature her proper functions .
livery stables, and it was learned that mounted men. They began'scouring . "— , _ , . '
on Monday morning at 9 o’clock a man the woods: in the hope of capturing the ”M by “Er"ggism From the Surplus a diVldend Wlll be apportioned as usual
hired a horse and buggy at Matthew whole gang. The rescuing party was UPPMAN 89:05., Apotliccaries, Sole Prop'ro.
Cliff’s, and at 4 o’clock that afternoon soon Iwithin the Céty liirtnits, ang Eras. in- Llopman‘s Block. Savannah, (in. . - . . ‘ . '
returned it with the horse in such excel~ staiit y recognize as procee e a orig L tt
lent condition as to cause a. remark that the streets to police headquarters. . Re 01“ 0f the Examllllng 0". “II c f
the beast could not have been driven Men, women and childrlen rip along- 9 '_ ARE YOU
far. In hiring the horse the man left side of. the carriage, and t eir 0y mani- a | R 1. . .
his name and address, both of which tested at the recovery of the child was CELEBRATED BILIOUS ? Office of the Mutual Llfe Insurance Company Of New York
have since been found to be fictitious, unbounded. Police headquarters was f. _ m T
on a slip of paper. reached shortly after 9 0’1c10ck. Hherg ’ . ’ USE THIS To THE HONORABLE. lHE BOARD OF RUSTEES 0F .
The Rascal Trapped. over 1,000 anXious menanc women .9 _ . PAHY OF NEW YORK
The detectives next searched the hotels Zgnagt:‘cg:::ydlf éthfi‘;“:$‘:?;g:h;}13dn if: Nat 1 01131 THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE 00M .
’ be A ‘. . ll ,1" 1’7 . - - , ' - . . . -
EligiaékeétTxhzzitfggngnigztiggtmigida? PM him “an “35 “mum’s“ mm the budjd' TONIC The undersigned, a Committee apppomted by your honorable body on the twenty
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and that his signature on the register 3: 11,31"? ,:,...ui“:.sp :glcmarlidaqgr'ilssgved third day of December, I896, to examine the Annual Statement of the Company, and
p was in the same handwriting as that on m’ " , ‘ .f‘ 1“,? . , . “j 2 fi " hli
the livery stable memorandum. Sig: 0:: : £522: d“ 311:0 fig: 21:: :gjd & Restorative. -ify the same, respectfully
An active search for Blake was begun. :n‘d “'1 "(v-TH; t (”‘ng arose ’ . «. ~11“, Vel
He was ‘0‘de early “day by 50m ”9- “ was did... 05.. to o. om...v » N ‘ . ‘ Cures REPORT
resentativesof anAlbany newspaper and home and thechild’s parents hurried to STOMACH INDISESTIDH . , . . . '
was induced t0 8’0 t0 the Office Of the ‘olice. headquarters Thu-I. 50y gas 01' I R That pursuant to the puwer‘iand authority thereby conferred, the Committee have at. various dates betwuent - ate of the
paper With Hardy. He was then in- Stir-do llnlidi'lll‘led . .-. ' ’ 4 MALAMA" 0 said reference and the date of this Report attended at the cfiice oflhe Company,_ and have been waited on by lh’: treasurer,
(“1'0ch accused 0f knowing where the ‘ ‘Hfiév “You ‘21.“, .arrptted and taken to . ’ the Comptroller, the Auditor and and the Cashier, together With the the respective aSSISlauLa ur such oilicers, and haVe CPR'
Child was, but he assumed an attitude the Trim“ 3?. tint“ which is within two fully gone over all the items contained in the said Statement, and have found the same to be correct. They have examined
0: injured innocence“ He was threaten' id‘icclcql o1 [the £622... of the abduction Y0 "i lKNGW and counted every certificate of stock, bond and other obligation held by the Company, and compared the price at which the
ed, but replied With absolute denials 0f ( (mt rifarivwlu «:{wsv ad aboui lie policc “ w . - ,y same are carried in said Statement with the market quotations and find the same not exceeding such quotations—1n fact, in .
the charges. Persuasion was the“ tried. 4.15:}- nhn. “mum”... were rrlany (fiend; A (100d Thing I When 5011 manv cases below them. They have examined and counted the bonds and mOitgages on real property held by the Company, 9 _
The paper offered him $2’000 if he would c-‘(‘(ii LI”. ‘01.?“ of “Lynch bim' Lynch a ' ard lied the same to be as stated. They have also verified the valuations of the Company’s holdings of real estate and have
”Dance the Child' To this Offer he ,f,m-,i:11;;t lite in Several of the men 8%. lt__alm08t every one does' verified the deposits of money in the various banks and trust companies, and have counted the cash on hand held by the
coolly replied, “Make it $2,500, and I'll‘ ”‘3," ”ij _“ 1.}. 'P _ r ‘_ n . . . .. ‘ i r . . ' . '
see What I can do abOUt “a" {lid to ”M“ Tillayf: he W as t. ans lhe lllle 0f Sillllllgs I am 01 Cash e ' ' certif that all the books, a ers. documents and eVidences of title of every description necessary in .
icilcd to the patiol v. “son to be taken , And the Committee y _ P P . _ _ . ‘ .
A bargain was StruCk‘ Blake declared to tile oo'lce headquarter: As Hardy fcring fOI' such examination have been freely submitted to the (,ommittee by the said ofiicers and their assxsumts, and that the same are
that he did not know where the missing , ';: ‘1. ,, .,, t1, . "I" ,, i d b . ‘ urale in cod order and well kept . _
boy was, but that he knew a man who goitii:Goggilililil‘icorge:afigxl)gcl:fl;eegaley $16.00 acc And‘tliegConimitlee further certify that the investments of the Company are of a high order, and that the system and
did know Where the Child mum be for‘l'llc- C...0.-.d icede'd and demanded thai (l l methods adopted by the Company in recording its transactions and caring for the assets are entitled to commendation
round. He promised faithfully tha‘ if f .. _ ‘. , , . an a, .. . . . , . ._ ‘ _
he receive“ ”’50" he would mange 5"“ if ald'lii‘sf'tdiai {iiii‘zifddcgiesd 3131:1353 Up alas m gag J and All of which is lespecti‘ully submitted ROBERT OLYPHANT J. HOisaIiT iiEiinlCK
John Conway should be delivered to his rgfftffii; L3: ,;,.,;;;—5;, “fl“m mime“, ,, every one a good thing. J llSi .iAMEs N. JARVIE o‘iiAitLEs n DlpKEY,éln.
parents within two hours after day- 1“” W" “ ’ * (7 ' , ll l l - , f , ll] d-f NEW YORK. JANUARY 25, 1897. JAMIE-b C. HOLDEN LHALLED l». HLBDEBCON
light. The manis cupidity got the better \. here the Ciilld “asfiicpt. a ma. er 0 C lOlLe 01 .e l '
of his judgment. He seemed to think 53f‘l‘i‘1‘31 attempis t0 drag 31‘55' from .. V r _ , ~. , . . . .
”m he 00;“ know a“ about the bOY’S ”‘9 F‘ii’o’ """~‘d"d"‘n ““8 mad“ "y the felcnt tastes. “18 dSDOIt' The company has issued an order whereby women can be insured Without the extra
whereabouts without being charoed 8.11513" CI‘O‘F-‘Gi-‘a 1]]ent i . ' ‘ ' jo- . . . ‘ . i ’. - ' ' ' -'b ' , '
with complicity in the kidnaping. O Police Commissioner Phelan said that ‘ ncludes a“ kll’ldb, lbht charge heretOlOIC l€qu1l 801‘ More definlte information 011 the SU Ject Wlll be furnished by
The bargain having been struck, an so far 35‘» he could 0“???”73 there was a and darkua fine COllt‘CllOl’l. the ]Ucal agent, h’ll‘. A. H. (/illllp. ‘
expedition was organized, consisting of cave in the W'JOdS adJOIUmg the mound PalllS $3 50 _
ex-Police Captain VVhal'en, Police Com- on which the boy was first seen, where ) I .t . f T qt
missioner John J. Phelen, Property he had been secreted since his disap- FRANK COCO 08.3: 0 - I [lb 688
Clerk Matthew Grcagan and several pearance on Monday. V
newspaper men. Hardy had been al— John Conway was taken home by his 36 Main St. Norwalk. _
Iowa} to go to his home after he had parents When he had tom his Story- AS Cl . 'i - - ' ) ' . SAMUEL D. BABCOCK I F REDLRIC CROMWELL HENRY H. ROGERS GEORGE G. HAVENa
be?” killed mt" a “‘31in that he himself the carriage passed through the Streets ‘ eanmgullepairilig and l ycing RICHARD A. MoCoimv J ULIEN '1‘. DAVIES JNO. W AUCHINCLOSS ADRIAN ISELiN JIL.
ems safe. crowds surged about it, and many great JUIES U HOLDEN ROBERT SEWEL L THEODORE MORFORD GEORGE S. BOWDOIN
The rescuing party left Albany in a welcomes were extended to the boy. n _ ' .. . I ' Y | 7 E . A. HAVEMEYER
carriage with Blake bci’ore daylight. In At police headquarters Hardy was u AViD W' ??AYMQNE6 HERMANN 0' VON P051 Si" V' 3‘ CRUGER WILLIAM {3“};003 a? 21AM C ‘WHI’I‘NEY
the meantime the news that the boy was closeted with the mayor and the district LEWIS MAY CHARLES R. HENDERSON STUYVESANI‘ ISH .IL . ..
about to be rescued spread throughout attorney for some time. He broke down ' OLIVER HARRIMAN \ RUFUS W. PECKHAM AUGUSTUSEDMTUILLIARD 3V ILLIA§I EOCKEFELLEB
the. ciLy, and a crowd began to collect and confessed 311 the details Of the plot- F iii D I a E h 'r OLYPHA‘NT J. HOBART HEBRICK CHARLES . ILLEP. AMES . ARVIE
in front or police headquarters awaiting His statement is Withheld for the pres- lllllil" llflii lll' all ill allillil 523:; F BAKER Wu P Dixon WALTER R GILLETTE CHAS D. DICKEY J3.
the return of thc'paiiy. It was learned ent. . 3' , ‘ ‘ ‘ . ‘ . ‘ i . RR‘:
that Hardy had some connection with , DUDLEY Omo'r'r ROBERT A. GRAthSS I H. “ALTER WEBB LLBRIDGE T GE
the case, and as the hours wore on and fialthq‘mkc at Bum?!“ 119 Washington Street. south Norwalli
there was no news of the 13.51 the crow ls Buffalo, iAug. ill—Tl”: Clty dandi its . .d t
became turbulent. Last harm rri ht suburbs aong e a. e an rver ' . - ROBERT A GRANNISS V .9 P
come to Hardy a strong guard of D‘olgice for several miles W91?- jarred‘violently Residence.dlanackemn Hotel. 1081-. r631 en '
was placed around his house. This war-:- at al” 9?”??? lion; Yth‘s lmtonijmg bby 3. .
dong wt] 1h. t“. f ld ,1 m ~ {3 _ Sho€< wmc1 is elevet o ave sen , . .
ing tk‘e‘ci-owd Cup 2nd p11,: $5110le CD produced by an earthquake. In a score HERE 5 YOUR “lunch , Vv ALTER. R, GILLETTE, General Manager. . -
in Ex..mn.,. Search. of placed between Angola- up the lake . . . ISAAC r. LLOYD. 2d Vice-Piesident. HENRY E. DUNCAN,_JR, corresponding Secretary
'6. . , .. , _ u shore, anttioungstown, near the mouth A fine, bufldxng lot on Wilton .ave I fl I EASTUN Secretar ' ALBERT KLAMROTH, Assistant Secretary .
The rescuing paity aftei consultation of the Niagara, its rumblings were , IWILL A. V . i , y , 1
took a circuitousroute. and finally drew heard distinctly. nue. If you intend to build look a. FBEDERIC CROMWLLL. Treasurer. .
up at the “’es'tem boundary Of the City . ’ IOHN A FUNDA, Assistant Treasurer. JAMES TIMESCN. 2d. Assnslant Treasurer.
and proceeded along the Schenectady A" Fxpemiw Tunne. this before purchasing. 1V\"LI;IA:'\1 P SANDS Cashier. EDWARD P. HOLDEN, Assistant Cashier .,
turnpike to Karners, a small station or. H w ‘ ' 1 a— a i ‘ K A t
the Central, eight miles “'SSt Of Albany. oealtle, VlIE‘tSh" Aug. zoo—Active Vt'OI‘k Water, gas and sewer on the avenue. EMORY MGCLINTOC . , .c nary: ,
They proceeded under the direction of on. the tunnel of will (heat tNiortheiiin , . » JOHN TATLOCK, JR , Assmtant Actuary.
Pi‘dd‘de- 0“ the edge of d woods dust 0‘"- 2533.23.13.33 éfifdfifiscihee‘fififiei‘ 2313,02 Will be sold at a Bar/sairi- CHARLES A. PRELLEB, Auditor. WILLIAM w. RICHARDS, Comptroller.
i'e K - o~ la h ._ ~ , .‘ I, .. . - a - . .
if ,fi‘gtogfnii‘: Efiifh,:;d’,‘f‘o;§‘ in: 3:15 21,1. miles long, 16 feet Wide and 23 feet -__. C. CLIP FORD GRETSlthR, Asqstant Auditor. HENRY b. BRO WN_, Adelstant Comptroller
{gage and said“ he dgsimd a private com high. It will cost $2,000,000 and require , . . JOHN C. ELLIOJ , tuperintendent of Domestic'ilgencies.
tel-once with Mr. Farrell. one of the par- ‘wo years in bUildmg' It will reduce W. H' BY'NG TON, ED WARD LYMAN SHORT, General Solicitor. ‘
ty. - _. the ascent L000 feet. !{ ‘ l Efltnfl'fl alld «v 'I qur‘ . ' MEDICAL DIRECTORS: .
This Mr. Farrell’s friends were afraid ‘ ‘—_—“"—‘ - 8d: 5 “WV 11 ‘ ("ICE CUSTAVUS S WINSTON M. p. ELIAS J. MAfisfl’ M. 1)- GRANVILLE:M.hV\ BITE, [l _l
to allow. Blake finally agreed to admit Married Bil Dead Wife's Friend. Room ' . Gazette B’I’d. I ’ ' ’ ‘ ,
Mr. Phelan to the conference. Blake . Warren, 1115., Aug. 20.—-Charles M. H
told them he must have the money be— Bromwich, an ex-alderman of. Boston, . . ' , ‘ new Bay 6 n A CI" for,
fol-e leading them to the child and be— has been married here to Miss Adelia ‘ Plano Lessons. OHN w "IQ, an, e "tal g ’ u t .
came quite dogged when it was not Carr. an artist. The bride was a friend RS.GEORGI£ W. BRADLEY. (danghm J I . Stat, of connec cu .fi
forthcoming. ' of Mr. Bromwich’s first Wife, who, at her} Vi 6f the 1M. 'wm, R. p.151“) awes’fimpm. h . _ p .
li'c ilnally'agreed to show them where death, ten years ago, requested her hus- f and satisfagmrl: distraction“ in - ° ‘ 1...... t . GA P
the chlld was hidden on condition that band to look after Miss Carr. ‘ l ”m" hnmi' No.19! '-’”" ‘ “9" ' i G) - J. __‘ It local ‘gflil
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