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The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 5

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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 3. 1007.

YOU PAY "ON DEMAND' IN CAMP AT NORTHPOHT. Company of the 23d Regiment Spent Labor Day There. (Special to the Eagle.) ONE MAN FOUGHT 10; EOT HIS NOSE BITTEN Boyle, Who Held Hia Own for a Long Time, Saya Men Had Insulted Women. MAN CHARGED WITH ABDUCTION RAID WIRELESS PLANT FOR WESTBURY REALTY Pretty Polish Girl Was Kept in House in Brownsville Against Her Will. OF THE POOLROOM MEN Plnkertons Direct Police to Houae Back of Sheeps-head Bay Track.

That Is tht Way the Voucher harge of abd nak of You Will Get Reads. he kept 'TIS A DREAM THE WAKING WOULD BE PAIN." waB used in connection with several SOMEBUYERS ARE WONDERING HIS ASSAILANT "PAROLED." PLANT WASN'T IN OPERATION. But the Police Found Big Telescope and Ley; of Apparatus and Made Two Arrests. They Don't Know Just When the Demand "Will Be Made, but They I Bought Lots Freely. Crowd Watched the Windsor Terrace Struggle and Sympathized With Boyle Strongly.

PASSENGERS FOR EUROPE. 5xarM jrisoner was thin morning arraigned be-ore Magistral, llvlan la the New Jersey ivenue court, who held him in girl tnnnths ago. and went to live with her lunt. Recently she thought she would Ike to earn her own living, and took a losltton as a servant girl In a house on Bergen street. Lust Saturday she re- )arkow.

572 Stone 'and' an-aounced her Intention of looking for anchor position. She did not return that and and Cnll'in'fmind 'the Cgirl "in' the basement of th. house at 392 Rockaway illegcd wireless telegraphy the rear of the Sheepshead tion have a chance to cension here. It is nc city folks have a cha ro Westbury, the homi POLICEMAN A HERO. Many Brooklyn and Long Island Peo- mMmmL JmHHt Jj9 it the North German Lloyd, sailing for Bremen, via Plymouth and Cherbourg, iBOfie RUSH "Tgi.S'.n w'w Company of the 23d in Camp at EXPRESS HARVEST tr- Men Have to Work Nlflht and Li.

"mi'sT Day, With an Increased which has been In camp on the bay front Yv k.mH.'i'.'Y since Friday night, broke camp yesterday, gri Bugehie UMm, Mm. i i.y.-,U: Force. leaving hero at 6 P.M.. after a delight- k'A, m'YY "mYv. ful three days sojourn.

Mrs c. s. iinun. -r f.KK-v.. iaf William The guardsmen were in charge of Cap- STOREHOUSES FILLED UP.

ZZL 'kXXpJT pitted against the le. a big. good-look-I chap of perhaps 23 3 address as 8B Hud- On Saturday the soI.k.th mn Osteal In a gallic if with the Amlty- Incoming Tide Will Continue All This Week Getting Ready for School. formation i es pull Up morning tec'tives Hughes and England ached to the office of Depu They'wem' The fellow with the tele he was John Kelly, but Cap said his right name lg Ed ady. The police went back nise and went through It from c( In the cellar were ft isoline engine, a dynamo switr namos.

a box containing an arking outfit and a battery for ss outfit. A big chest with th De Forest Wireless Company as also fund Mr. Ince said he rented the upp had no' idea what they Inter AMUSEMENTS. UKri-ifcUIVl DAILY. 26c.

THE SONG BIRDS 1 THE PIANOPH1ENPS I Will PAYNE-Blancha GRAND OPERA HOUSE MATINEE DAILY 25c and 50c AN EMPHATIC SUCCESS KLAW ERLANGER'S ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE MR. MRS. JERRY COHAN EDNA WALLACE HOPPER JAS. J. MORTON W.

C. FIELDS BARNOLD'S WONDERFUL DOGS ROY A OPHNING SATURDAY, SEPT. 7 Royal Jheatre Stock Company Antonio Maiori The Ironmaster MANHATTAN AMUSEMENTS. Tobacco Show Madison Square Garden HIPPODROME BELASCO THE ROSE of the RANCHO SPORTING. RAGING TO-MORROW d.f.t.

I 1, EXCUHSIONS. CHARMING EXCURSIONS" Wesf Point, Newburjrh I MOBM.V.J AND ON E.trS. dlnne $260 to $5ft0 day a or Was naturally Westbury Heights is a tract of lev. ground about 20 acres in extent, and pot on sale by h. H.

Green, a real estal dealer of 353 Fifth avenue, 8everal nicely laid out streets interse Ellison street, there are several lars brick and concrete corner pieces, wit property on every street. There is not tree on the tract it being about as levi as there was ihlnlng. the score of agec Heights. The firs perhaps to start it. Then you and then to hurry the sale and you were getting a gilt-edge was knocked down to you in a accepted, you he found you as all did, to Pay on the inatallm down they call it that here $5.

$10 or JIB, depending upon what you had left. The agent gave you a receipt for the fountain pens having gone dry. Then you signed a paper that said something about this: "I And then you went on your way rejoicing; yes, rejoicing, until you happened to think of the amount you had agreed to pay "on demand." On demand? Yes. the relpt. and that "draft" with him Then you beg in to wonder when that mand would Come along.

But It was also cula'rl'yShappy lg proudly Highwa, or of this Edmund OCot not likely erty.on th demand." SPRY OLD MANLY DOWNS. He Is 76 Years Old, but Has Built Three Dwelling Houses This Summer. Rlverhead, L. I September place has a smart old man in tl of Manly W. Downs, who, in the fact lhat he is nearly 76 has nearly completed three trades, and being able at almost anything, he lately to build small people who think there employers a good day's work." S.

S. BBAEMAR IS HERE. The Brltis Pier morning She Is consigned to Will 1 H. Tweddell Co. She came fror TlentBin.

Hankow. Keelung. Canton an Hongkong. She brought a cargo of tea porcelains, curios, copper, i hrome iro ore, animal hair, straw braids, sklnr domestics, bristles, dogskin mats canei p. mattings.

oaBsla. bam firms in this city. BRAITNER FLANAGAN. ildns and DeKalhji September 1. when Miss May C.

Flanagan Father Mc- The 1 Jice A. Flanagan, was brllkf Braltner, was best man The rieddbridai attired In white silk and carried I roses. After an extended trip. Mr. and i Mr.

Braltner will take up housekeeping la the Bedford section. Saved Woman From Drowning Surf at Hockaway After a Desperate Struggle. Po mat: John F. Murphy of the ach precinct became a hero id his bravery will probably to Commissioner Bingham's Rockaway brought Murphy 9 the f. 1 the bear Plunging Into the high Th.

wo: He wrlght co she has name and One Hund in Oceanus avenue the summer. She Iress as Katherlne and residing at 21 and Eighteenth stree TO ENLARGE CAMP GROUND. Tamesport Association Buys Land and Will Make Important Improvements. (Special I Eag Long Island Camp Meet In which many Brook nterasted, is planning ei 1 people a ml additions to it holdings here. A four ad one-half act tract of land west of the "circle" whei the meetings are held, has been pui the ground hav The officers Iclude: President, the Rev.

H. Burgwln. Long Island City: vice president, the Rev Dudley 0. Osterheld, Ozone Park. Becetnry, Professor R.

A Marslnnd. Brooklyn. The latter exuerts to a doze AMUSEMENTS. BIJOU edna! the" preitt typewriter "convict' 999" I NIGHT OWLS OLYMPIC' CAYETY CASINO I 1 UIHIS I tcd MAJESTIC 55." RED FEATHER MO NT AUK RICHARD CARLE In THESPRINC CHJCKEN Theatre MARIE CAHILL SHU BERT FRIDAY i 20.30 Ev 15 20 30.60 USTClia cOPi BOOTH i CO. BRIEN-HAVf I ArnAltUn Allienti Monk.

OeFiye Siatrrs. Oths. NIGHT 61. iOAt NIGHT COUERT BRIGHTON 3EACH PAR; LUNA PARK DIME AS MKi as a DOLLAR. COLUMBIA Pain's Fireworks, 8:30 P.

M. AYTON'S LED AV. STOCK CO. JIM BLUDSOE it CLEOPATRA BLANEY'S FISKE, O'HARAn'V DREAMLAND broad-shouldere alleged ist Fifth walking along, when an indei seeing Holland and Byrne i wordy battle ensued throng began to gather, gleaned just enough from the to make them In sympathy 1 iparring kept his opponents at bay, While lis sympathizers uttered delighted excla-nations as now and then he landed I jlow or was equally successful In ward-Hut tho odda were too great and Boyle iwept to the ground niggle 1 Byrn was, according to Bo; Inlo the latter's nose. Doyle cintiuurd 10 lig sight of blood drawn I slid ihinanlike angered surged forward, ml Ing Boyle's assailant Van TasVei! aict 1'atr, Quickly scattering still' rolling In Hie dus Here Boyle told his I AgaliiHt Holland he pr mauling, ver.

Sergeant i Kelly of the ency Hospital ted by physi- sight and I pcilnfui one Byrne one sed Holland an to attract as though TOURING AUTO STOLEN. Five Men Said to Have Taken Mr. George's Machine, to Larchmont. The M.000 Packard touring automobile the Day and Night Hank, (it 2 West Fifty-eighth street. Man-was Btolen late last nlghl from of :0 Eighth avenue hy five men.

urlng car. which had been partly tied, and had Its lamps stolen, nind early this morning in Larch-Westchester County. takinc Mr. Oeoree to his home it night. Thomas Mara.

the chauffeur, ove the car around Into Eighth avenue, lere he left It standing a few moments Ine had been 1 along Eighth alter mldmgtr. Uti I. in lie. ogarty and Mr den btmty-bit iti rjastins of 351 West Flfiv-elghth sire, and Harry Spencer. 17 years old.

of 1 West Sixty-second street, thin mornln on suspicion of knowing something abo thetheft Both prisoners ware taken BROOKE YNITES IN PARIS. Paris, September Tho followh Brooklynites have at the Eag Henry B. Ketcham. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles ikkpr Edith Schaper. I)r and Mrs. C. F. Bsndel.

Ancel St. John. Cebrge E. Conront Others registered are: James P. Bur-lmgham, Can.mdalgua.

Mrs I. M. Garland. Willie Oirland. Los Angeles, Cal Mrs.

W. J. Cooper. Walkerton. Ontario; Harry Klrby, London, England.

On the Hamburg Amen, a saillne .1 iv r. A BAD COMBINATION. Negro and White Worked Together. Both In Jail. broad daylight and stripped of $30 woi years old.

of 918 Kn ishington place. They 1 by Officer Therflatz io station. Each pri MUNICIPAL REGISTER. Examination for Note Counter. Freeport Letter Carrier's Examination Eligible for State Positions.

Changes in City Departments. concerning the rivi Rrooklyn Daily Kagl -u Answers will be service address rivll Service Bu published In tbl the Hamburg-American Line steam- Mnlfke tn.dav fnr C.enn viJ I of Labor Day. the divers I accompanied roads and tl is generally that the railroad co kepi very busy in are to-day literally and other baggage, the companies say tt received in twelve h( last evening, at the Express Compai the York Company lias also added a largl number of baggage handlers and waions to its equip- large percentage days nay be Judged Company in i rlth their highly plriu igs. been the stopplni lain- Hi null- t. New Hampshlri The Oatskllls and tl this ear.

judging froi Brooklyn, Iong Branch jury Park and esf most liigh- from offices, the Inflow of haaaiien is larclv sorts, although the seashore hotels furnish plenty of business throughout week. Nearly everybody will be homi the time (he public schools open. Monday. York Transfer USED WINDOWS FOR DOORS. like the Idea of being obliged to tip In crowded cars when returning Canarsle last night, so they didn't wait for the guards to open the Instead, they skipped in through nelows when they thought no one In Kay thrc summer it 'I'anYid Harrington ny" summer i hatin yard dash through thi In first place going Company second, I WEATHER FORECAST Indications Until 8 P.M.

To-morrow. Local Probabilities. General Weather Conditions. Official Temperature. SHIP NEWS.

Arrived at New York To-day. Sailed From New York To-day. Arrived at Foreign Ports To-day. BROOKLYN AND QUEENS FIRES. Reports of fires and alarms of Are received at Fire Hcalouartem.

Brooklyn, for the twenty-four hours ended at 8 AM. MISS BENNETT WON RACE. ISpe.lal to the Eagle.) Northport. I Sept. 3-Mlss Catharine Bennett, of Brooklyn, one of the popular young women of the Northport Yach 'am: Averax- imittur.

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