The evening world. Newspaper, November 17, 1903, Page 14

POLICE HUNTING ~ PRIESTS WATCH Father Cirringione’s Full Story RENAISSANCE LACE TRIMMED Convinces Officials that He Was Imprisoned and They Start Search. HE SEEKS BOY WHO MET HIM WITH KIDNAPPERS. Wagon with Seats in It in Which Victim Was Taken from Dun- geon Is Being Sought by De- tectives. There now seems to be no doubt that the Rev. Joseph Cirringione was kid- Mapped and imprisoned. After listening to a straightforward story told by the priest at St. Vincent's Woapital, the police have come to the + “eonolusion that his story is true, and ‘Mhey are actively seeking the four men mio kidnapped and held him captive from @riday night until Monday morn- ing. “He will aid them all he can, he says. Gubetantial proofs of hin story were furnished by Father Cirringione. The Police have these clues to work on: Rocco Pana, sexton of the Church of the Immaculate Conception, and cousin of Father Cirringlone, heard the man ‘who called for the priest talking with film at the door. Who walking along First street with the Mian, and before they reached the carriage, the priest says he met a boy ‘who recognized him and tipped his hat. ‘The police are seeking this boy, Father Cirringione's gold watch and ehain and his gold<handled cane were taken by the kidnappers. The watch ‘was once pawned by the priest, and he has told the police where he pawned ft. They can secure the’number of the watch at the pawnshop, WHI Find Boy. With these clues to work on the police have started on a systematic search for the kidnappers, Father Cirringione himself will take an active part in the search, and says he will find the boy who met him on Friday night and who Will corroborate that part of his story &% s00n as he is able to leave the hos- pital. A reason for the kidnapping 1s con- tained in the statement made by Wather Cirringione to the police, On Oct. 2 the corner-stone of the new church was laid. Archbishop Farley and other prominent churchmen were there, und Father Cirringione made a speech, in which he outlined the work of building The new church. He publicly apfounced that he had made arrang ments to borrow $15,000 for the purpo: ©f completing the church. Two days after this public announce- Ment of the loan the priest received the first of the letters demanding $3,- 000. He. was ordered to walk In a certain direction in Bronx Park, and there he would meet a man tc whom he was to pay the money. In all his ‘gtorles of the treatment ho recelved in the basement where the kidnappers kept him, the priest has aid that the men in searching him asked him where the money, was, They mentioned the $15,000, and demanded that he tell them what he did with it, Their surorise at finding only the $200 belonging to his sister and the $70 he had in his vockets 1s proof of the fact that they thought he had ae- oured the loar, and had the money in his pockets. Debts Were Few. ‘The suggestion made originally by the police to the effect that the priest had’ become mentally deranged, and had gone away of his own accord be veause of financial troubles, is utterly Fefuted by the fact that his debls were fe¥, and that he could have had the money to pay them at any time by *almply applying to Archbishop Farley. The statement that he had to sup- Rort his family has also been denied y the priest. ‘The father and sisters Live at No. 900 West Seventeenth street, The girls all work, and it is thelr money which supports the home. ‘That they are well able to do this ts proven by the fact that the $200 taken from the priest by the kidnappers was given to him by them as a marriage Portion for Marianne, the eldest als- ter, who is shortly to be married Dr. Laseaux, of Flower Hospital, who was called to the East Mifty-trst street station when the priest was first brought there, and Doctors Conley and O'Rourke, of St. Vincent's Hospital, belleve the priest's story implicitly ‘They say he has been &t all times since his disappearance, and that his stories bear every mark of ruth. oor O'Rourke climinates the original uh y that Father Cirr! i Wandered away aimlessly while su ing from temporary Insanity He there is no sign of mental derange- mes: and that the priest's excltem Was merely due to the treatment. he had received and the lack of food. Looking for a» Wagon, He describe a was something like those used by grocer it was lht and covered, and had seats 8 the house in which somewhere in the the kk well-< band her Cirringione. sa ehat-at times during his captivity there were fully ten men in the room where he was kept. The man Who argued tor Is death is an Ttall priest bei were Bi the other three whc + the others, te nglish, or at least » Kidnapped him Raye he would nd the him at the house if he aun. to whom the Story of leitly and ic. He says they told canny, ene who mig call co rotected and | would guard hi; To have been fergctiit THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17, 1903. | Stern Brothers We Give Blue Trading Stamps with All Gash Purchases. will offer To-morrow, a large collection of Rothenbere AND = <> CO, eee ney omy Refended, HRICH BROS,’ Guarantee. Some stores sometimes offer single articles at low prices in order to attract trade for other goods ; others ofttimes claim to sell cheaper than their competitors. Now, we GUARANTEE to sell as low as if not lower than any store in New York, and we hold ourselves ready to instantly refund any differences (or the entire purchase price if desired) in any case where we are shown to be undersold. Decorative Linens Lad Aakers Ma icone WEST 14 Satisfaction Guaranteed of consisting of Growl! tere, Money Promptly Refunded, CENTRE PIECES, TEA CLOTHS AND SCARFS at Large Reductions from Prevailing Prices S, 20 to 28 in.; round and square, $1.45, 1.65, 1.95 | Visit Our Handsome Restaurant, Third Floor. Lowest Priced Store in New York for Fine Goods. We've Spared No Effort to Make To-Morrow bees | Another Record-Breaking D TEA CLOTHS, 36 in, round and square, $3.95, 4.90 | rei rea ing ay. DRESSER SCARFS, 20 x 54 inches, 3.25, 3.95 For that matter we Mever spare any effort to obtain the very best values that the world knows. That's why this f IRISH HAND-EMBROIDERED &5¢ business has grown so wonderfully. We keep telling you of new offerings—better otlerings—because we are constantly vs PILLOW SHAMS, TEA CLOTHS & SCARFS, striving to make new friends and a broader business. Following specials for to-morrow: Sale of Women’s Stylish Garments. Women’s Newest Fall Suits, made Women’s [Military Coats—Best all-wool kersey, 30 inches from blue or black heavy cheviot, Louis long, with the deep drooping shoulder capes; strapped and XVI, blouse coat, with shoulder capes; trimmed with gilt buttons. Entire coat lined full 7 gore flare skirt; to edge with heavy rich satin, standing collar the most phenomenal 6 98 and fancy cuff, inlaid with velvet to match e suit bargain ever known, or in contrast. Colors black, at. coepscccetse, blue, mode, red, tan; value Fine Tailor-Made Sults— —$16,00; offered to-morrow as ry All wool black We every suitin a wonderful value at.. ki the newest long-skirted blouse coat style, i with shoulder capes; satin piped or $5 Walking Skirts, $2.98. 7 eat 300 finest Walking Skirts, made from very trimmed with tailor stitching; satin lined, best quality plaid and novelty suitings; Skirts are in full flare or ‘i kilted styles; dress length. cee stitched pone and handsomely Also mannish mixtures. 7 . ailored; $ Continuation of the Great Sale of the Made-Up Stock of the National Cloak Co. of New York. Another chance at those splendid bargains made possible by our great purchase. ‘These are the Garments we secured at about 25 Cents on the Dollar. They comprise strictly Tailor-Made Suits—Skirts and Jackets— being the entire made-up stock of the National Cloak Co., whose rep- utation for making only high-class garments is second to none. Notwithstanding the tremendous selling of yesterday and to-day, there aro plenty of them still here. But there are so many different styles that individual de- scriptions are impossible. NO TWO GARMENTS ALIKE. There Glove Departments LATER IMPORTATIONS OF THEIR WELL-KNOWN ALEXANDRE, AVONDALE & LUPIN KID & SUEDE GLOVES including novelties in Kidskin, Pique and Overseam Gloves, in new fall colors and stitchings for walking and dress wear. \ MOUSQUETAIRE EVENING GLOVES IN ALL LENGTHS. Also To-morrow, Special Offering of WOMEN'S 1-BUTTON AND 1-CLASP PLONGED NAPPA CHEVRETTE GLOVES $ in Pique or P. X. M. sewed, Parls Point and Arrow Point Backs, é in white, oak, Smyrna, Mahogany and English Red, bs hoice . ; are amazingly handsome things for women's wear in this price- E \ Worth $15.00, at....... q oS: Value $1-50 Pair. wreckod collection, Elegant Broadcloths, Zibelines, Scotch mixtures, —_—_ eee Drap d’Btes, fine Venetians—in fact, all the choicest fabrics used by e e . high-class custom tailors for exclusive patrons. Some are plain— S ecial Values in Silks and Dress Goods. some elaborately trimmed—some have fancy revers, some with fancy 38-in. All-Wool Hen- 39c, Values at 29c. 84-inch Black All Wool Storm f Serge, sponged and shrunk, bern aoa 1,000 Yards. tent Quality Corded gc. ‘yrade,at 69c 38-in.All-Wooi Crepe Wash Silk in plain stripes and checks vests—all are richly silk lined. Every One of Them Is Man- ‘ Tailored and Custom Made. Women's Silk Hosiery ) Exceptionally Low Prices i y Velvet Spectals. Albatross, colors and ina wide range of styles i! i hj That means Garments of surpassing style and beauty and abso- ey and colorings. Regular 22-inch Black Corduroy ai ater cae bes re a alse ware 50 $] . 10 lute perfection in St, finish and detail. fe soul were to orden any one BRAATAlsW acl Voli: 39c price 39c. Here while (@ Velvets, regular value iC and cotton heels and toes, 8 P . of these Garments to your measure from taflors competent to match in colors, cream & black they last, ate....++ sees sek Gallathevilantaeee French Pure Thread Silk, with emb’d clockings $ their exquisite style your cost would be at least four times our prices. 38-in. Shepherd 19-inch Black AIISIIk Glove Finish 19-inch All-Silk Face Velvets, ina and all-over lace work. Regular price $2.25 1.69 In groups as follows: Check Suitings, Peau de Sole. Regular price 49 range of the best. shading 9 i : Th Tail Th T: il | staple 50c. values; here 69c., special at.....++ peste ee C 7c. grade; special at. c Fine French Gauze Pure Silk Hose, in black $] 05 (9 or- € Tailor- |. The Tailor- SAD soe an ea and colors, with open-work insteps. Regular price $2.75 . | | made Suits 39,95 214.95 Millinery Surprises. [Underwear X flosiery. Women’s Heavy Fleece Lined Vests and Pants; Extra quality French Pure Silk Hose, with handsome emb’d $2.95 made Coats . fronts and open-workemb’dinsteps, Regular price $4.25 made Skirts ; Hats Trimmed Free of Charge. vests have high neck and long sleeves; pants West Twenty-third Street. and at 917,50 | at*4,95:nd°7.50 Lace Hats at $2.98; Value $4.00. [efron Pan a ane ne er 19¢ 2 in the newest frames, ies rataes Pe re Arpluatut in he best 2 9 8 Boys’ Heavy Fleece Lined Shirts and Drawers; shirts 2 ° OPPENHEIM, CLLINSs. G Ladies’ Tailored Suits. value in finished with silk tape, also pearl buttons; drawers ee aT hy ee $4 Lace areankle length; sizes 24 to 34; 35c. value, at...... 25c¢ Women’s Heavy Fleece Lined Hose, full fash- Uae Drews Shapes Toad EsateBIAEY egtiony pdoebleresler heal mia tBe| J % Long Nap Beaver Dress shapes. value 29¢,, at. Vari best shapes in the best colors, Children’s Fast Black Derby Ribbed yee teniattow Aves Receeelecee eccece 1.98 Cotton Hose, couble knee, heel and toe; Me value 19C,, at..servee Children’s Mohair School Hats. 719 Women's Fine Quality Black ‘Cashmere 25 Cc c ral styles, trimmed with ribbon band and Stockings, double gray heel and toe; 35c. Si Se alan worth $1.00 each; here at value,at Boys’ Glothing Values Unprecedented. The **Dollies” Are Here. We are prepared now as never before. Our big 4th floor is like unto a glimpse of fairy land with its myriad Toys, Dolls and Games, and all the other things which make Xmas so dear to the hearts of childhood. Handsomely Dressed Dolln, 16 in. high, full jointed bodies bisque heads, sewed curly wis, sleeping eyes. Regular 29¢ price 7c. Our price. Full-Jointed Dolls, 21 inches high extra fine bisque head, sewed Kia Body Dolls, ed costumes, full jointed sg pigaue, heads, “sewed wigs, nehes high: Regular price 39. O1 pice rns ee ee 9c ‘ork filled, bisque head, New Models of Tailor Suits in long and Mises and pee ork fone! ‘98c PA Re a) ‘pinque head? Its, Indigo BI Fast Black; double-breasted style; 0: Ri cfbiteen ad a } a 4 Serge Sults, Indigo Blue or Fast black; . 3 short coat effects. Velvet Suits. Broadcloth Fall Joinced Dolls, 37 inches | ftrkings 3. i Oe aaa wed aronely Tined with triple warp Italian lining; extra wide French facings; 1 98 ° every seam reinforced; very deep hems; sizes 8 to 15. Not guaranteed to last later than 11 ‘A.M. Limit two Suits to each customer, at....... Boys’ Long Overcoats at $1.49. isque head, sewed full riveted join 59¢ Hlecping eyes, real ‘sewed wie and shoes and stockings; wort $10. our price eon OBC Suits, well tailored, in the new shade of plums, brown and red; also black and blue in exclu- 14 inches Kid Body Doll ik filled, i ral sive styles. Ane bisque head. sores | full riveted Joints, extra fine 6 to 44 years. Oxford gray Kersey cloth, cut extra long: with full back, vertical ———— ni Latin regular price 19 bisque head and real sewed wigs, warp iron yarn lining, velvet collars, sewed with pure Belfas' . Sos AOUr ED TS Se a 3 fnew Bema at @d00, some ‘JRC Boys’ Cvercoats with Astrakhan Collars, $1.95. ‘ f MannicDulereintertisty! ~ | as Tow as. vercoats such as these. Extra fine Oxford gra Cheviots, Venetians and Fancy Tweed Mate- bisque, ends, sleeping, tye8. tae fate witthineat. bless iene anes weiteipeatl buttons and four frogs down the front; vertical pockets; one to a customer; sizes ie ; rials, Custom Tailored and exclu- 35.00 funy gadioo down as low ORC Ing eyes, from $15.00 down’ 4g 4 to 9} $4.00 values, at... seer eceecees see ceeteeeseetercoesenese tess sively our own style; value $50.00, VELVET TAILOR SUITS, Notion Specials. |Domestic Linens, Etc. 50.00 Sale of value $75.00, Small Needs at Great Savings. Lr pnnee colored borders, dozen Napkins to 1.98 mal , Per SCE. vee Soetond Rear hchsteriise DIES’ q saving power of an entire} 10-4 All Linen Fringed Table Cloths, 12 Nap- | home ncne apne cee Beds and Bedding. ]]....e geist. args fee Tat] MLAS matt erseths Ses 2M 2.49 taken from the regular stock a ¢ 1 2 #n* 20.00 Telescope Siding) Gray Hair Mattress, We lead in notion selling is evidenced by the remarkab’e notion | 22.inch Extra Heavy Dinrer Napkins, dozen...... 98¢ 2 ed to " Bed | Value $3.00, 90) g| parts, your choice of Improved Spring Ho yes, . . 1 64-inch Bleache ercerized Table Damask, vd., 59, $80.00 CREPE DE CHINE GOWNS, trimmea in 75 | walance, vane! tickings, Waiue 815.00, ||P Cnitfon Collars, black and white, cach, 7c Bleached Mercer! mask, yd., 59¢ lace and ruchings; colors of brown, violet, I. 10. 0 8 98 Tubular Shoe eae 3c. 81x90 cheats: made of Mererized| Walsting ] —__—_—___—— i hine Oll, large bottle, 3c. yery good muslin, all colors, includ ane Romane Beye nae ena un 48.00 White Baamel Ream our i e ti t ¥ Dates" and Chitdren’s Stocking dae pair, See Iorfultoleebedse 49C ing black & white, 5c : soeeceee rails, mo Fite 1 Beds, , Embro. Silk, all colors, large spools, 3c, eases Te | aa eS indies, In all) White Brame Value |50 1b. Impertal Bd mbro, , % alue slightly soled. Yi50| Soft Hair Mattresses, English Pins, per paper, 2c 500 Pairs Heavy Blankets, for full size be.!s, LADIES’ WAISTS, OF CREPE DE CHINE, Louis- 98 tnd’ {SO EES ons on tw Tomato Pin Cushion, each: Bo: 4, valle $3.98; Pair. ese cess see « see Cah) ine and Peau de Cygne, in all the prevailing S). 5 00 Ueking. “Value, $22.60, Red Cross Safety Pins, es ki colorings; trimmed with medallions ———-___— As A Great Sale of F t " 1 Bed end lace insertions; value $8.76...... 9090 gr 15.98 sos ootwear. head, and foot boar = ; a ae ie ar tent MediGiMeS | wemcns rive pono LADIES’ PETTICOATS—Tatfeta Silk and Jersey and 4% feet, Yalue tena ana | “Mop and dottora ante Shoes, with patent toe caps, iavtes top, taffeta strapped—double ruchings og alin om Pree ness nt one or: taro No Mail Ord 2% to 7; also a Lime of Diana A cking. 5. lo Ma fers. A of taffeta; value $10.00,..,,... " 6.75 5.50 5.75 yalue $607 ace net edad * White Pine Cough Syrup, with tar, House Slippers, in red and black; ey ——_——| _ Ss Pe-ru-na, the great tonic, 59¢- er 6 worth very much more White iy sl Upholstered Box 3.50 s 202, bottle, 10¢. than our ‘special price, Broadwa and Fifth Ave. in full only.| URprings, A.C. A. or) A, Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, 33¢ Effervescent Vichy Salt, bottle, 19c.] per pair.........ecaeee Cc iy ey Value $4.00, 8 sete CITRLIE Vue | Bax. |Oguaness “with Lydia Pinkham’s Compound, 63° shettield Tooth Paste, 12c. Boys’ Shoes at 98 - f ? " ee Corner 21st Street. 1. 19.00) soltonening spring: Tl panderine, regularly 25c., special, 15¢> Florida Water, 29c. quality, 19c. Baya) CAL eee —— white! .50 Value $12.50, Wood Alcohol, pint, 19¢. Fountain Syringes, pure rubber, oy bia (or FAN aa CL EOLES Very Heavy 4 a 7c. three’ hard rubber pipes and extra int Enamel Beds, 1% inch) ——- Bicarbonate of Soda, pound, 7c. Winter wear, alk sizes, nt Dae Tals) |/40.1h. Hale: Mattress 8. 75 Hay's Hatr Health, 33c. length tubing, 49c. , (tal Ugaideringccnes Cc ) = z — Prene’ > 1 A eons ort ees a vases and fancy! ee vaine 310.00," | Combination White Blaud’s Iron Pills, 100 in bottle, 7c. Cosmos Buttermilk Soap, cake 7c. Girls’ Shoes al 79c. cally induced him to ronettes. | is Cotton Top and Bot- 3] ’s Castoria, bottle, 19c. Florlana Toilet Soap, 3 cakes 8c. Foody that practically {n it] ” Value $10.0, tom and Sides, 6-inoh Fletcher's : Girls’ Dongola Lace Shoes, sizes ko with the stranger 5.9 . border, one. or two Swiit’s Specific, 65¢. Complexion Brushes, 25c. 11%, 12, 12%, 13, 1344, 1, =, Hatohed tp Waneneld- 5 5 GanllarpiLenTalinie |inhyierctanny aeuine, Essence of Peppermint, bottle, 9c. Coudray’s Face Powder, “Poudre } 114, 2; regular $1.25 values; 79%. Capt. Foody and his Aireeeaee White Enamel Beds, Mattresses, pure horse | Value $8.75 t Holme’s Frostilla, 17c. de Riz,” box 12c. per’ pai .. et a lead in hei The only assertion “ithe brung rail, faney| nals, fine, selections of 3.98 lowins vag made that $15,000 was to 9¢ Brass rosettes,” in all) Uekine 40 e ‘i raised in a few Gays Was mie ee 5 nina veya Sa tn search of them. pce? Girringione during the . Heavy 1% Inch Pont tiven sent out In ‘laying the corner-stone. Nearly every | ——~-__. White Enamel Bed. | ‘The escape was ono of the boldest on wersen prasent, at, Ute (police, aay, and, | jaua0 Feather pn.| Meh filling % inch [|record. ‘The boys planned for a whole: : jent of Wakesleld, . ‘ i j A eich op rod. : Asse Hat fdee” they “conchae toate blot Even in His Closing Days Old! tome, fanz UMM] Vaite Size (7 TO Plaate stampede, Puiety on mers “nats GAMES McGREERY & CO. | JAMES McGREERY 460. to kidnap was hatched ther : Ms3 ems i mahe resid ¢ Willlamabridee, espe , ive sallitiey tentand aah’ "Thelemembere at aurer, cir] Man Couldn't Turn from Path 1.98 IS Sided 6.98 Milter and.» ll they rep on ringione’# oburoh. ar aioneat by a arent! §=He Had through the superintendent's office and il ° sehreation, A, commit foe hax ‘been a Lost F i When He ~ = —= Sout of the window, bowling over the Pi re toner Corsets, pointed, and the night of ee re on: ost Fortune ainst hkm and he guard on the way, On Wednesda ovember 1 d otivity and St, Vincent's Hox 5 aK . Luck went ae , ide the ‘Y) : teat NPs Gelebrated by onfires, are furned to Crime. en aides of the water twelve of the bos 6 ot, one se Sale of genuine whalebone Bee apecches, music and retre ana’ ‘doally returned to, ‘Trenton, a wall and got a ey Ten Thousand yards of ments. The police of this clty have just re- | broken-down 314 man A short ee Ae cua are ene only one of many that Crepe de Chine corsets, Sa ene malvaa srarrest ee 5 . A a Une for Old Railroad Cara, K MEE AEE aE pa ecaen Hoan He wa chard wih What ctive have occurred at the institution witht IO brilliant fabri traight front models, trim« ye aT IM em onl agen | PUTOPE a9 "Jeraey din" He died at his | Sf Hie death Le ee ea closar wagon ob Hit, medium and dee,| ™*4 with lace, White or The fate of ¢ carriages {*| nome in ‘Trenton, N. J ————— ing tal i i u; almost as mysterious as that of dissed! mne history of “Jersey Jim" Johnato ORCE GRANTED MRS. DIBB; Pe al the youthful prisoners. Light, medium and deep! Hack. pins, though now CHEN tate a reads like a dime novel. He was born tn DW i << Beene colors. White, ivory and Gizeniroltosonnahen rising person has bol @ superat-liprenton, and wi , = 7 ys who escaped fi e fuated carriage and turned it into al your Sno when & YOUnE man was al aig Receives Custody of Her| The twelve boys who escaped from POINTED PARAGRAPHS: =| Grea, 30 inches, ountry cottage, and there are railways! on ieen in th t! . ae First Methodist Eight-¥ the New York Juvenile Asylum, at Man- Women are seldom up to date in the 2 85. c ¢ iin that clty. H 5 is & oa é “4 + O5- which ve presume keep thelr car¥ At] schoo) wad. tater identined tits ete Junstice Scott, of the Bupreme Court, |hattan avenue and One Hundred and] spatter of birthdays. 65¢ per yard, ete i work until they fal} to pleces Ai at), fasiionule Episcopal chureh aa ie | awarded an interlocutory decree of ab-| Seventy-sixth strect, have all been ro-] yy intellectual man admires a foollsh Venn vont Odd corsets iuciuded inthe dnce, ike the “Wonderful “One-TToss| Meader ¥ | Solute divorce, to-day, to ot captured and are again behind the prison | woman because she admires h:m. 4 ae A A snay" Pac coe atsaleal oy Sip Wi] When the sold boom of California | Florence Divo, of No. 106 Weat > doors. Extra precautions have been] peat-mute wives must be worth thelr! Taffeta Silk for linings in sale, sizes 20 to 36 inches, cords the F ° came he forse sata ‘h atreet. ‘ i ty [sam Church, President of the Royal Col-| tions and ‘went wont with the erect: | atrs,, Deb will have the custody of| taken to prevent anothor such outbreak. | welgtt In gold If silence I Gin «| shades to match. range in value from 4.75 + lege of Physicians, that o'd paasenger| miners. Shortly after his arrival tn eight-year-old daughter, Margery| The first of the runaways were found| A woman usually begins her Ufe wor! couches sng ve creer ed Into bu fa fan "rancleco he Aeened a wambiing her wake sak ay * by Policeman Rooney. He saw two lads | When she marries a man to reform him,’ 55¢ per yard, to 10.00, e X house hat evel Grece Varro i; iowa ve « cheaper method thin thelof the most palatial as ee i in London Don't take chances of proposing to a {palatial structures for the} fous in the W The) Dike were marcied hiding in a hallway and recognized them Deo. 18, 1608, and came to America soon | Mding In a y and recognized thoi Fridey; she might not refuse ‘Maurice Gautier, a ladies’ talior|as ¢wovot the fugitives by their dress. | 5"! °° sn took them back to the institution. | “It's the toughest kind of tough luck to Twenty-third Street, But the decrepit ratiway|amavsed « fo! such @ tired and frowsy| Paris to live. Twenty-third Street. 4 probably require much | French ‘lem lady, ang tumigating before sery-ja few house for}One by ono the other boys were ploked | have your, watch stolen when are A souaay ene ~ Mp by pollcemen and by special deteo- on your way to pawn t—Cloago!News, ¥ ‘4 . i /