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been removed becauM of the recent dli

t orders in the province In twentysicommune the population wreckedoovernment buildings nnd the lint

itof conscripts which had been preparedHi the moblllwitlon which was to havem made In the Baltic provinces on Aug 80

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mot millions of rubles was destroyedthirds of the landowners In the

have taken refuge In

jniB l paif e Order for tm-

UptcM ntipaielt lo Tiir HUN

LOHDON Aug deitpatch toT from Hamburg BOVH that

Krupps havereceived an order from JapanVi for sheet Iron anti guns for the fleet of

value of 2jtoooo-

Japs Balie the Deitroyrr SOny

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Toxin Aug 23The Russian torpedoboat destroyer Sllny sunk in the harborof Port Arthur during the siege hasrefloated

DIED TO SAVE IllS HORSE

Ecoentrlr Farmer FerrUs narn Bnrnf-J and Neighbor Aocnied of Arson

ROCHELLE N Y Aug 23 JameCummerford was arrested thisat Greenwich Conn for arson and la underl00obond for trial In the Greenwich

on Saturday He Is accused of settlnfire to the barn of Alonzo Ferris an eecentric farmer 75 years old who had

off the Ferris property TheIJKl occurred at 10 oclock last Two

on the second floortheir lives Mr Ferris went Into

the barn to rescue his favorite horseI wee heard calling for help at a door

the one which he had entered Thedoor bad been nailed tight and his bonee

v were found near It this morning

i coyitTS DiaxiTY RUFFLEDf flat Magistrate nakrr Takes flack Three

MonUiiSentence on Woman Who IainlintMrs Mamie Seller of 2301 Eighth avenue

wee sentenced to the leland in the Harlemcourt yesterday by Magistrate Baker for

I laughing as she left the court room TheDromon had been summoned to court on thecomplaint of Mrs Rone Pike who saidMrs Belter had gossiped about her-

s Mrs Boiler was reprimanded by theMagistrate She took his

1 comment and started toJ As she wee walking out the door

turned back and laughed MagistrateBaker noticed the sent a courtpoliceman after her

you laugh asked Magistrate Bakeri Mrsi Th Magistrate ordered that a complaint-

of be made outandthen announced that she must

either furnish 300 bail or go to the Islandfor months Mrs the-

s probation officer of theto learned MrsBeller was a sick woman and that the san

f tonce might seriously affect her healthj The on hearing this

her In custody of Mrs but enjoinedA her came to court noti to forget the dignity of the place

I BAD CHECK O HOXEY OOX TRIP

Warrant for Rich Newf Yorker

FBANCISCO Aug 23

arrest of Alfred C Jahl of NewYork in the charge of obtaining money

Judge Hogan this morning by Herbert M

Bates of the Charles F

f Sloane Company electrical brokers TheInvolved la ISSO-

5f Jahls alleged crime was the drawing ofcheck on a New York bank in which he hadno fuada Estes told an unusual story

i when be applied for the warrant Jab-lf was supposed to be wealthy and connected

S with Marine Supply Company-of of New York The two men wereE mates and close friends in the Fast Last

Jahl arrived on his honeymoon tripHe at

v Hotel and renewed his associations withiv Fates The bridal received many

from Estes during theirOn Honolulu

bJ steamer however Jahl Is to

the check and without question Jahl851 380 The check came marked

MAILS CLOSE TO GOOD ThINGS

Department Issues Orders Barring Severaljf Suiplrlous Advertisers

WiBniNOTON Aug Post OfficeDepartment has Usued an order denying

M1 the lie of the mails to John R Rogers ofv 180 Nassau street New York who

sure tldhg tips on the racesI ofder was also Issued against W A

Koyes of 874 Block Rochesterfei XB the former namesf offered lo send a formula for the cureof conpi on receipt of a two cent stamp

but it turned out that the prescriptioniiy only bo filled by

treatment twoM The Department

Other orders were issued against theff Publishing Company of 32

Twentythird street Aa 1923 New York The former

offered to send gold watches to winners ofalleged puzzle contest on payment of

the latter

I i A FLAX THAT FAILED

W Rapid Transit to Give tp Can to SouthS Feriy to Relieve Bridge

The plans by the BrooklynSn Rapid on Aug 14 toi j diverttrafflo to South Ferry and thus re

somewhat the congestion on theBrooklynBridge have not met with much

euocesa The loss to the company by

South Ferry it U said has beeniii almostWOO if this continues the

3 It waa at the urgent request of-

JjlPeriment are pretty well satisfied that Itto devise

A any lessen the tide of traffic onBridge

j Bobben TAke V H MeCartera-w V Silverware

RED BANK N J Aug 23 Thieven enitered the summer residence of Uzal H

ftt IcCarter of the Prudential Life Insuranc-eS Company of Newark on the

road near Seabright at about S

silverware It U thought that the thievesnot as a quantity of-

T other wa

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GEORGE ADES SUDDEN DROP

Lost In the Mazes of tbe Empire TheaterHe Ire In Kid MeCoyl

A tall young man strolledInto the Empire Theater building yester-day afternoon and asked the attendantat the door to him to the officesWilliam theatrical manager

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antNow the offices in the Empire TheaterBuilding are perhaps the most royatertouiware of cubbyhole in the oity Theyare twisted around on all the theaterproper they are stuck into crevicesperplexingly intricate passagewaysthen again they are pushed outroofs of low stores on all sides

The tall clean shaven young man wan-

dered up one flight and then faced aleading down again He took this

route and fetching up at another flightsteps leading upward he began to climbAfter he had puffed and climbed a whilehe came face to face with a blank doorHe pushed it open and found himself onroot overlooking Fortieth street He cau-tiously picked his way over the roof andmade toward Broadway

Then finding another door he stepped-In and descended another flight of darknarrow stairs At the bottom there was a-

very small landing that led to another darkpassageway The young man didntthis and turning short fell down into inkynothingness With a bang he landed againstsomething hard and It gave way Itproved to be a door leading into the rathskeller of Mr Kid McCoys

The young mans waseven more startling than those that theMcCoy employees arts accustomed to Thesudden intruder waa yanked by tho collarand hurled up another of steps andwith a dull thud he out on thesidewalk in Fortieth st

As the human missile lay gasping on thesidewalk a cab drove up and out steppedWells Hawken representative of CharlesFrohman Hey Wells howled the pros-

trate man from the sidewalkFor Gods sake George whats hap-

pened to youDont ask me any questions growled

George Ado but if you see Bill Seymourtell him to hurrr out to my prairiein Indiana I want to talk to him

Mr Ade was able to be last nightbut he didnt go near tbe TheaterBuilding

DELTA TAU DELTA FEAST

Four of the Founders Meet for the FirstTime since 119 at Hotel

The thirtyeighth annual banquetDelta Tau Delta fraternity ws held at the

Astor last night The fraternitymen said that the banquet was the largestever given by a fraternity in this cityDelegates to the number of 412 were presentIncluding representatives of every StateIn the Union and of each of the sixtysevenchapters of Delta Tau Delta

Four of the eight men who founded the

York schools Dr Jacob 8 low ofishtabula Ohio J C Johnson of Bridge

New York They are thecharter members now After

leaving college they all enlisted for thewar two on the Northern and two on

SouthernAmong were

Champ Clark Will Carl ton rident 0 Baboock p f Arizona Unierslty President A C Humphreys ofStevens Institute and Dr E

De Pauw Uninnlty The conventionclose today

OLD MAXS SWIFT SUICIDE

Knocked Class From Hli Hand at-He Drank Lart Drop or Potion

Herman Kable a boss painter 70killed himself last night

ng on the graaa plot In front of anunoccupied house at 106 Glenwood avenuetersey City where he had been working

Mrs saw him pour somea bottle into a knocked

out of his hand a he drank thedrop He lived only a few minutes-

A vial labelled was found inKahle wo well known among

painters of the city He llvedat 144son William

connected with the Seventhwhich the old man committed

suicide

LITTLE PATS GOATS KILLEDBadly and Wagon Smashed

Pat Fitzpatrick who U 11 and lives atThird street and Neptune avenue ConeyIsland was driving his team of goatsluster and Butter to a red wagon last

He was crossing theroad when a trolley oar came

the killed the goats instantlybadly Pat was taken

a Reception Hospital with awound many U in a seriouscondition

ROBERTSOXS ALL RIGHTReported MIssing but Hli Friend Say nit

Whereabouts li KnownAlexander R Robertson of the Robertson

Company 139 Front street failed tot his home 53 Plerrepont street

that Robertson had been beardrom of town and return

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llelng InsIde the Maine herder He HnallVisa Into Conflict With Ihf Urave Contable of Kilter and Now ThlnlScribes Cant Drink on Tickets

PORTSMOUTH V H Aug 23 Thebuilding which the envoys pass beforecross the bridge Into the navy ard ItChinese laundry kept by Sam I ee It

remarked again and again how approIt Is that this symbol of the yellow

peril should stand just outside of the forbidden territory

To Mttery temperate cold water MtSam Lee In a yellow peril

peril greater than any fear of Mongolian

hordes and engulfed civilizations and thingsSam Lee represents the yellow peril of theAmerican home He IB the living

In Klttery of the Demonhas kept his laundry on the banks

of peaceful and nonalcoholic Plscataqua these two years This summer Kittory began remark how his businesswas growing Men were going In and outthe laundry at all hours of the day and nightprincipally night Especially did the ma-

rines from the navy yard bring over greatpackages of laundry eveningdeparted with other Afterwardthere were several arrests for drunkennessin Klttery

In Klttery as In all Maine the plaInestuntrimmed drunk la assessed before thecourts at 110 and which runs the billup to 11090 Just a thorough enthusi-astic Western drunk would cost la a matterpast mathematical computation

It was a prize scholar In tbeCongregatlonaSunday school Bible class who Informedon Sam Lee He came into the laundry-to get some washing

Well Sam what have you today-he said by way of making conversationand being something of a cutup he winked

Sam Lee reached into the bosom of nstarched white shirt and broughtrors a bottle He dived Into a washtuband produced a glass He laid onan ironing board and saidone dllnk twentyfive two

With the horror of an awakened con-science the prize pupil fled to ConstablePhilback and Informed on Sam Lee Theconstable donned gum shoes

It was just a week before the peaceKittery that Phllheck

caught the very act of liftinga poisoned bowl to his lips The constableburst in and arrested Sam Lee In the nameof the law

Sam Lee took It coolly He only askedConstable Philbeck to let him up somewashing In the back room didnot want to be too hard even on a rumseller Sam Leo stepped into the backroom A second later Philbeck heard thecrash of glass and a splash in the riverand realized that he was foiled 8am Leebad dived from a second story window

Philbeck ran to the river bank and unlimbered his trusty gun It was a blacknight but out in the river he discerned aboat doing eccentric turns and twists Infact Sam Lee had jumped into a boatwhich was tied aft cut away onlythe stern peddling franticallyagainst line

Stop or I shoot you damn Chinkshouted Philbeck using the deepest oathsthat Is permitted an officer of the law inKlttery

Me no Chinee me Melican I fishes forlobstab earns back a voice from the boatthereby estabishlng an alibi for Sam Lee

Constable Philback Is astute He is noto be fooled Unlimbering his trustyweapon be fired five shots after the boatwhose bow had at last SamLee drifted A possefrom the Sons of Temperance was waiting-for him when be landed in Portsmouth

Portsmouth isnt in Maine and is out ofKlttery jurisdiction but there U a lawhigher than mans law Sam Lee wasshanghaied He was to Kitteryand the justice of the was pulled outof bed to administer summary punish

mentWhen you going to hang me was thefirst question he asked the judge Thereby-he showed that his Oriental mind was getting the Maine idea He admitted after-ward that what he feared was not deathbut torture He had an idea that he wouldget the death of a thousand cuts

The fine was 100 and costs aggregating1108 He got also a sentence of threemonths In jail suspended during goodbehavior

There 1s no liquor hi the Sam Lee laundrynow Today by way of experiment Samwas asked for rum Always call it rumin Maine It shows you are on the right

sideNo sabe said Sam Washeestaoheelion shirt 10 cent oollah 1 cent No Babelum This Maine Nobody catch emlum Whassamalla you

ExSenator Bill Chandler of NewHampshire arrived today with Louis ACoolidge After the conference Chandlerlooked up Baron Rosen and ran him off toa seat in the Palm Garden They did nottalk of peace or war they talked of thetroubled Equitable in whlch Baronis an anxious policyholder

For the time when the conference-has held a session Mr Witte returned-to the hotel for luncheon today Hisstomach is a little out of whack and herequires special food

The hot weather Is back again also themosquitoes The are holding asubscription dance tonightfor the benefit of a crippled musician Acrowd of the young people gave a dinnerbefore the dance and we have a numberof naval officers to give the affair life andcolor At intervals the dancers stop andslap It la etiquette In these summerstairs to slap for your partner If you seeIt first The dance U a brilliant and speckledfunction

The shuffleboard tournament is overBoston wins Even the Irish were out ofIt by the semifinals and plain Americancitltena fought it out The French the

the English and the other fornowhere

Strike on New Apartment HousesA strike was yesterdayi street

Park avenue to force the dischargenonunion til layers The plumbers

helpers painters and cementwork The strike was ordered

on of Tile Union 61 whichi working under the

km The contractor for the buildingtoot however a member of the assoolaion and the unions are not held by the

agreement in case

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the well known hunter and trappermade an engagement to sad

and annuals likelyipoa birds on of

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Americans member of MacCaddori-clrou troupe nre ntnnJeJ In Francowithout food or shelter money or francportatlon back to the United Statescircus failed and Is In the hands ofreceiver The member of the show aredemanding their money The receiveroffered them each tangportatlon to Londonand 20 francs or about 14

According to the Information at theDepartment which came by cable fromFrance today the employees of therefuse to the receiver-In the meantime their chances of starvingare considered excellent An appealbeen made through the consular servicefor Government aid from Washington-but there Is absolutely nothing the Gov-

ernment can do there being no fundaiding stranded Americans abroad

The State Departments information conearning the circus U meager It seemsthat the MacCaddon show was touringFrance when It reachedIn the southeastern of theAt Grenoble the show met untimelyend Grenoble Is a of 00000American style of outdoor amusement ap-parently please the good

It 1s difficult to foresee what will becomeof all those Americans They have notenough money to get back and there

no one can them If It weremerely a of ten or twenty people it

be ascured for them but to secure employment-for 2CO all at once animpossibility Americans being stranded

an old story to Depart-ment never manyreported all at once as in tbe ease

Department has urged toa for

stranded travelers back to the UnitedStates but Congress has always refusedto take

The MacCaddon circus Incident betaken before the next session-as an is needed TheDepartment would like to have Congress

in its mall contracts with steamship lines which are paid a subsidy a clause

the company to bring freewayfarers to become

abroad provided always thathave or

diplomatic officers

Movements of Naval VeiieliWASHINGTON Aug 23 The following

movements of naval vessels havereported to the Bureau of Navigation

Cruiser Hartford arrived New LondonPontlac arrived New York

Gunboat Castlre sailed from Monte Christifor Sanchez Destroyer WordenNew LondonWhltestone for a cruise Tug Apache ar-rived Oyster Bay Submarine arrived Oyster Cruiser Maryland

OBITUARY

Frank Temple Reamer who died yesterdaymorning In Denver Col will be mournedby a large circle of friends In New York wherehe had lived for many years Mrwas the son of Mrs Elizabeth LawrenceReamer and he was born In Louisville Ky34 years ago Ills family has been Iden-tified with the social and political historyof Kentucky since Revolutionary days MrRoamer was from Columbia Co-llege He wu a mem-

ber of the Psl Upsilon fraternity He was con-nected with the fidelity aim oasualtr department of the firm of Johnson A Higgins of40 Wall street and success In this line ofwqrk had been marked Mr Reamer had been

of a number of includ-ing tbe Calumet Two he wastaken ill and a moth ago he sent toDenver in the exoectatlon that thechange ofclimate would restore him to halth Hisbrother Lawrence Reamer was with himwhen he died The remains will be broughtto New York for Interment In Woodlawn

Mrs Iucle Bolce Wood a soprano soloiston Tuesday at her home In East Orange

the wife of Milton Rusallng Woodalso a singer and was born In New Bruns-wick 20 She was a of Mrand Henry Smock Bolos of Brooklyn Atthe time of she sopranoIn St Jamess Methodistavenue New York where her husband la thebarytone

Edward White Williams a cheese exporterdied on at hit 671East Twentythird street Flatbush In his

He was prominent Inmusical circles and for hadcharge of the muslo In the Second Presby-terian Church In Remsen street wasfor several a deacon In the LafayetteAvenue Presbyterian Church was amember of Club and a Twentythird veteran Ills wlf twodaughters survive

Patrick McCaffrey who died on MondayIn seventyfifth year at his 087Orand street was an Intimate

tin former Democratic leader of Brooklyn-Mr born near HavenConn and when years old his family

prominent In Democratic politicsoffIces was a

rope makerMrs Samuel Colt widow of Colt

of Hartford Conn died yesterday afternoon-at the Newport Mrs-C I where she been visit-ing this summer last Mrs Coltwas stricken with paralysis and was con-scious but a before herdeath body will be taken to Hartfordtomorrow morning by special trainfuneral on Friday

was 79 years oldDr James H Salisbury who

illness was horn In Scott Cortland county

Union College and on June 2 1800

New York State Geological Survey andspecialist in the treatment of chronlo din

leaves a widow and a son Dr T nCleveland Ohio

Claybnrn Webb at the home ofof Mo

night after a weeks Illness Mr Webwas the survivor of the Seminole warle having served under Gen Zachary Taylor

luring the entire campaign wasTennesaean by born In Miles

county that State In lilt He went tocounty Mo In 1834

Mother Xavier Kean who wa one of thePark died lat Monday after a

retracted Illness Her was a directorf the Savings Bank tome

Mother Xavier a ileterMrs CharlesLopez who I the wife of a sculptor

was a concert lingerTames George Forman a well known real

estate In who was Interestedthe development of the Hillside Park

his honie SW St Marks avenueHe was active In

Ican politics and a the InvincibleUnion League Club

Theodore AV Dalley a well known conand builder N Y

dropped dead yesterday at Goshen N T

fell over deadC De Grove of 887 Fourteenth

street Brooklyn who had a memberthe Stock 1840

Tuesday at his summer home Henry

and several children survive

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lleMarrs Tint Man Never Propert ervtd With Papers In the Tenurwe-ApllmtKheMaf Klielll Have That l e-

crre AnmillrdMay Ind stilt Mere

Mr Barton Sewell whose husbandthe vicepresident of the Amen anand Refining Company has secured frcrher a decree of In Tennessee re-

plied at length last night to the chargethat her lawyers had demanded largoeumof money to settle the case and toldside of their troubles This U her state-ment

I was very much astonished to read li-

the papers the false and Intemperate statemonte made by Mr Bewells tcthe effect that efforts were being madeby me and on my behalf to blackmail MrSewell

It seems to be the fashion now whereparties are caught In the commission ofcrime tp wail before they are convictedthat attempts are being made to black-

mail themThe inference that may be drawn from

the wild and incoherent statements madeby my husbands counsel la that he tiecounsel Is suffering the keenest disap-pointment because he was not able to carrythrough successfully his latest attemptb benefit client at my expense Tobe specific at this I will say thatthough this same who Is so looseIn his charges of blackmail of which hesays he has no evidence and thus failed tomove the District Attorney to action sought-to carry through an agreement with me forthe purpose of making that provlslori towhich I am lawfully entitled as MrSowelPswlfeby the terms of which certain securitiesbelonging to me under a trust agreementwith a trust company of this city wereto be replaced by securities of less valueand stability and the difference In themarket value of the two stocks to beobtained from a sale of my securitieswas to be paid over to me In satisfaction-of my claim for support That Is to sayI was to pay myself out of my own securi-ties

Mr Sewell and his were notquite so successful on as theyhave been on others when attempting todamage me When I discovered the wayin which Mr Sewell and his counsel proposed to pay me out of my own securitiesI repudiated the whole matter Immediately afterward both of sons whosedependence upon their father in perhaps

excuse for theirto see me and with me to makean amicable settlement and not to takelegal proceedings against him as it would

would hisprospectsfor the presidency of the Ameri-can he was mostanxious to obtain

Of course I could not accede even tothe pleadings of my sons that I shouldmit a monstrous aa this fraud-ulent and Tennessee divorcedecree tostand against me Not satisfied

refusal my son wrote mea letter dated 3 1005 begging me to

an amicable settlement hisfather

A brief review of my marital life andseems necessary in order that

of the conduct of Mr Sewelland his numerous hirelings may be appre-ciated I was toChicago on Christmas Day 1873 and by

aa one suggested We lived inChicago happily 18W when wecame to New took iip our residence-at the Waldorf The following summer Iwent abroad with my two sons On my

Sewells conductwhich became worse and worse on

return from a Second to Europe-in the summer of 1901 he deserted meI was compelled to Institute a suit againsthim on in the Supreme Courtof this State

On 31st day of December 1901

final In that action was entered-in my favor adjudging that he had de

me and totomy support in

his McCormickwas his attorney of record andin to the decree Notwith-standing solemn decree of the SupremeCourt this State which Is still forceand effect Mr Sowell instituted anfor divorce against me at Knoxvilleon November 14 1904 the complaint inwhich Is sworn to by Mralleges that I had and maliciously

and had contracted the habitof habitual drunkenness and that he hadbeen a resident of Tennessee for two years

at that time ie wasat the San Remo Hotel In New

else than in New York city since we camefrom Chicago-

It became necessary to have thetake in the evening at an

at Knoxville Tenn at a time whenwas no term of the court and as service-

of the upon me would have beenprejudicial to success of the

wasand a notice was published in a labor or-ganization paper at purporting-to upon me to defend the

I was In Europe having saLed fromYork on 1B04 Twobefore sailing Mr Jones of the firm

of Jones A Mr Sewella at-torneys then and now called me

no hint of the which was after-ward taken in Tennessee though I noticedby one of the papers that Itwas said that I to Europe for thepurpose of evading service

I was in Rome in the month

returned to New York for the purposethis decree annulled

as attorney Charles C Lockof this I supposed that

this decree would be sothaving ascertained aa 1 have men

above that the provisions of thedrafted by

purporting to makemy not contemplate the

of this Idissatisfied and desired to have

other attorneys substituted for me in Mrand I caused a motion

a that effect to be made in the action forbeolutw divorce brought in my name in

associate counsel I have had no otherDunsel in thIs matter except the counsel

attorney In myever made any upon Mr

towell to pay sum of money uponthreats of

The decree I have madein the of this Stateseem todispose in the

I had deserted hima for the other that I had

habit of habitual drunkenness thatwould seem to be an matter to

many witnesses if it had any foundationn

Immediately after securing this Tenlessee Mr Mrslitchle at Montclair Nresidence with her at occupied

I very much regret notorietythat has come out matter

been of my seekingMr a woman

SO has an apartment at 14 East Sixtiethstreet Her Edgar J

Philadelphia and P Maloney

discussed her case at length It was thetime Mr met Mrs Bowelat the conference the

was issuedLawyer Pershing afterward volunteered

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and Turner are lookingafter things for him In Knoxville

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is the plaintiff Her purpose at presentshe to annul Tennessee

Sewell from him byobtained in Westchesterago

Henry of Jones t McCor

blackmail statement went to Boston yesThere was nothing more

forthcoming from his side of theHerbert of Wellman Gooch ft

Smythe made the following statement as

litigationMr was brought into the

litigation last by C LockSewells attorney His advice

was sought and he gave as his opinionthat maintain an action for

here The question of her alimonyallowance then camecussions were had with Jones and McCor-mick No specific demands were madenor were threats of any kind

The discussions resulted an agree-ment signed on byand Mrs a previousagreement concerning her allowance

By agreement a certainHum about 137000 was to herin cash by the sale of Smelters securitiesheld in trust for her and the reinvestmentof of the United StatesSteel preferred her the sameincome 12000 a year that she had pre-viously

This agreement was In no tensein litigation eitherexisting Her actionwas about time and is stillpending Our connection with the case

our advice was on MayI understand Mrs

Sewell other lawyers butwhat they have done can be no ofours as counsel In a pro-fessional in just the mannercated

TWO FORGIVING WOMEN

Both Are Married to the Fame Man andNeither Is Resentful

GREENWICH Can Aug 23 Two reappearing women each about 80

had been wronged by James Stewart

forgiving affection that startled court

with one of the womenunder the name of Mr and Mrs JohnsonMrs Stewart who lives in Hartford

and brought him before the court on the

Mrs Johnson said she was marriedto the man In Springfield Mass last Mayand was untilevening She had no complaint to make

him howeverHe was bound over for SI000

ball and while Mrs home tohis clothes for him Mrs Stewart

began to hustle for bail to get him free

Dr Pepper Goes to California UniversitySAN FRANCISCO Aug 23 Dr William

Pepper lecturer in Semitic languages atColumbia University during the last two

has been instructorSemitic languages at the University of

Dr will at theuniversity in time to take charge during

present academic year

Naval Yeoman Commits SnlcldeWASHINGTON XugZJ Guy Earle Howett

on the receiving Franklinat the Norfolk committedsuicide some time yesterday at the Metro-politan Hotel himself with-a after first taking chloroform-His body did

his intention to kill himself and directingthat hi be shipped to hisliven 11 Chicago gave no reason forhis uct

Army and NavyWASRIMOTON Au i a army

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f baa been retired First Lieut Jamesdepartment of the army at

third annual of the AmericanHealth Association atBoston Sept 21 to n First

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ait assistant to the commandant PacificNaval district W BIraunersreiithcr from WashIngton to navy yard

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TIlE POLICE STUMPED

Jersey Citys First Murder Myitery irrNearly a quarter or a Century

The body of the unidentified man whowas murdered in a lot at the foot of Cantonavenue Jersey City on the western elopeof the hill on Sunday morning Aug 6

was buried yesterday In the patters fieldSnake Hill The man was hacked to deathwith a lathers hatchet It Is believedthat he was a foreigner but the police Arenot sure whether he was an Italian Greek

every murder committed infor nearly of a haabeen1 1

clearest up and the murderer arrested iChief Police is Interested

suggestion made Detective SergeantNew York that the men r

for the murder of an Italian InClaremont Park know something

the Jersey City murder men

It is said that Petrosini learned thatClaremont Park victim was lureda Pennsylvania town to New

SEA CAPTAIN DROPS DEAD

Dobrlns of Charleston 8 C Had CleanYellow Fever Bill of Health

Karl Dobring 20 died at Parkrow and New night of an in-

ternal hemorrhage Papers found on theftody showed that Dobring was a captainof a sailing vessel and came from Charleston

at 318 FirstHe a paper dated Aug 11 show-

Ing F of board ofof Charleston had pOsed him a

of his departure

Shot toy HI CwwtnKB vis N Y Aug M William

Westbrook aged 20 son of Dayton Westbrook a farmer residing In Montague ninemiles below Port Jervis was accidentallyshot his cousinGeorge of Kingston N Ywho this at thehouse for an outing

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