The evening world. Newspaper, June 20, 1904, Page 3

“UNCLE JOE” CANNON, WHO DOESN’T WANT TO BE VICE- PRESIDENT, AND SENATOR FAIRBANKS, WHO DOES. TRAN HARD A HERO IN WRECK AT RIVER Baggage-Master Uncoupled the Moving Cars as They Neared the Open Draw and Saved the Lives of Passengers. WOHOER WORKERS 1 ‘BAYAN CERTAIN ~ PARKER CAN'T WIN Says He Is Positive Nomination! Will Not Go to the New York Man—Ready for His Anti- Everything Speech. ARBANS FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, Indiana Senator Likely to Be Nominated to Run with Roose- velt by the Republican Na- tional Convention in Chicago. Dr, Pettingill Quick, NENT. but LAUREL, Del, June 20.—An engine pulling a Delaware Railroad passonger train went through the draw at Laurel River to-day, killing Engineer County, of Wilmington. ‘The passengers were saved by the heroic work of the baggagemaster, who crawled under the moving train and un- coupled the cary Other members of the orew escaped unturt William J. Bryan went to New Havon |to-day to attend to a Httle buminess in connection with the Bennett will con- | test, but will be back in plenty of time |to deliver his anti-Parker, anti-Cleve- }land, ant!-Olney speech at Cooper |Unton to-night. Before he left to-day | Mr. Bryan reiterated hin determination {to have a whole jut (o say about the | Parker boom before the convention, and to fight It and David B. Hill's platform to the finteh, at St. Louts Mr. Bryan was tn a good humor to- (day and sald once more that inatruct- Jed delegates for Parker to St. Louls would find themaeives very much’ atme when control of the deliberations of the GOV. ODELL DROPS THE BOOM OF SPEAKER CANNON tae ; Programme Is Cut and Dried aoe and There Is Little Enthu- siasm Among the Delegates Who Have Arrived. Dr. Wort SAID FATHER WAS DROWNED. Small Boy Set the Pelice at Works z: *: a wr and Disuppeared, Se Be Oe ett le ot Tablet ALYery SMe Ey on Aimy veey sane, : aa Ml cent face, approaohed Policeman Brun- (Special to The Evening World.) bottle does not help you our SAG ae! 30, June %0.—From appear- |Democrats of the country in conven-|y91), of the Stagg street station, in ances at this time the ticket will be | Uon assembled came to be settled. Rreoklyn, to-day and sald his father Roosevelt and Fairb: .. ener “You see.’ he said, "I believe and [| had just fallen into Newtown Creek and anks, The general been drowned. The child sald he w manager of the convention In Washing- think most men who fave reflected on the situation believe that the delegates Andrew Luger, and that he was fi years old, but couldn't remember wher. a a ty nag sent word from the Wh' instructed against Judge Parker and| he lived. spsgod weak kidneys fouse of A nature that has chloro those untnatructed will control things. | | Brunnell @ot out the reserves, and for ra ihe, conta formed the booms of «; hand Hitt ‘They will get together, settle on a ane in the creek ad endeavor fo nd the Gov. Odell, of New Yo i ham didate and a platform and carry thelr | bedy. jo they were working, Little PHS Od OUTS AIL A Thelr candidate | Andrew disappeared. Mo. body wi programme through found In the creek, and the pollcem garded as the wet-nurse of the Cannot boom, has hacked down and neserts will be a man who will be satisfactory | ire wondering whether they were tim that New York has no candidate and to all the rank and file of the Demo-| posed upon. belleves that there should be an open feild. cratic party, and thelr platform will be one that real Democrats can stand on without being ashamed of themselves. here ix intense earnestness on the | pert of many prominent Indlana Re. | Ne Honors for Disloyalty. pubveana at Henator’ Fairbanks “Judge Parker will not be nominated puonld stake second place on the und the platform adopted at Albany by teket. ‘This would result in his resig- the New York State Democratic Con- nation from the Senate and open up a vention will not be adopted, There are nice, juicy opportunity for a job from things of which Iam very certain. Now ‘A Indiana Lam not saying who will grocery stores. There are 128 retail branches convenient to as many : . Indiana Men Meet, Contrary to expectations no action to- ‘aay on the Vice-Presidential nomination was taken at the meeting of the Indian delegation. Senator rhanks presided, uspire to be honored with the nomina- Ath Aa eeahes ae i ly and It Is understood that the sitenve toa tor Ane Preaidenoy by thelr party, For the firsi three days of the week we offer some particularly concerning the matter was at his per- will find an insurmountable barrier In attractive specials, which are noted below, and at the same time A ’ sonal request. He maintains iis. post- thefr past disloyalty. continue our free distr’bution of en iat ne doen RH “t want to be put “Do I think sentirgent for Grover in the light of weeking the nomination. Cleveland will develop at St. Louis? ’ A Were (tot for the dlscusaion that tis a ‘Asmuredly 1. do not. I cannot concave Double “S. & H.”’ Green Trading Stamps Ariven over the qu tand in second plac as to how the platf as to reciprocity ion of who shall and of curiosity m will go on record trusts, the pri LETTERS SHARE but when an individual is settled on you will find that he is a man who supported the candidates in 1896 and 1900 and did It openly. Those who did not and yet now of such a thing. Why should there be any such sentiment? I am a reason- able man and I do not understand how such & question can be asked with any with everything always excepted. neighborhvods, where all eatables, soft drinks and house supplies | may be procured. There are 43 licensed family liquor stores, and | any one of them will supply your every want, Ring up the nearest, These prices talk sell for 10 cents or more; C. O. D. orders ceedings br to the actual convention : > 5 real seriousness. thus tar would have been more thor- “Of course I am opposed to Mr. Cleve- Slighly aena. ry land. I am opposed to Judge Parker ew Oo a oes a a Little Life Among Delegaten, —— ne ae faa as and t Mr. Olney as well, About my 9 9 Such a stute of affairs might well call —_—— opposition to Judge Parker vou ure at B Fi for the interference of the Board of liberty to use the strongest adjective Tl - 4 te Py ey peered azrereace or tre arte 130 dy CurzonyGetel $1 OOO\000 KILLS BROTHER CARNATIONS FOR liberty to use the strongest aaiective) Best selected whites, large and mealy; by the peck..... ............ 3O@ Uvity to-day—twenty-four hours before | a . No Prepared Addre: q the convention is tv be catled to order-| Bequest and $700,000 Given MOLHTTaNhwaisenUrsineeniell Cocnes B 1 ° Be B 5 E h. are around the Auditorium Hoel and) Hen Credited as an Advance | AND FIGHTS MOB THE DEAD ACTOR Tinlonpeababan ING dRVE Vere tearertlty: utlers Best Borax Soap. Only One Cent Eac Annex. Generally the day before the | aa | He sald again that he would speak as cy Package Clenewel ¥ convention of a political party ts gi in the Document | | Hinlembtonnialstateds aval bateraliiaa Softens the water, and cleanses with Biatise el Washing over to excitement and . no prenared naaers, but there teal | ace toh. an fi H yder... visserosereseeel Gg bray of a big brass b: pssst = __ suspicion that, Mr. Brym bas burned, a ess labor than any other soap. Harm-| | Cake Coney Island Soap as welcome as the flowers in May i = 7 . . 7 ’ lot of midnight Ol] in getting up the . . Z A Melereitcie'e: 7 ‘ Thus far the only organization that |, WAZHINGTON, June )—The will of! Slayer After Chopping His Vic- John T. Sullivan Knew He Wasjant-Farker, Miscduree’ whien hel ‘tol I less to the finest fabric. For c one ae Ironing Wax.........../ a has come on with any strength Is the | 4" setter, the Chictgo: millionalre, j seat 1 F ; Tmont combination to-night, 5 his bargain will mak. in love wil Blaine Club of Cincinnatk, whien ay- | WN" eat a Bar Harbor several dave) tim Shoots His Niece and then Dying and Asked that His)'iin not’ ming to tiie auch avout | | three days we offer 8 cakes for waskiday: e you in rived this morning, 20 strong and es- | #8 Wis filel to-day with the Register . i ; some attention. to telling New Yorkers Sorted by a brass brnd of Atty nivcen | Of Wills in this city. It ds itune| Tries Suicide to Escape Ar- | Favorite Flower Be Used at name attention 10° telling New "Yorkers | eee erm 5c eer Phe prevalent gloom soon afflicted th’s |} Daines Marv T. Letter and Josepi Fi i} homination,. That alone would furnish Hor article; 3 squares for. V eyrup; a can... aggregation and bets are belne made | Lelter, his widow and son, an executors,| est, uneral, fe an ample text; butl may say other | iw Horated Washing 8c) View," in heavy 1 @g | Apricots that the band wit! a concert ta. | 20d they, together with his daughters, things, ton, Tide PUN mrtg bottle ree | f He eaatie eal Might, playing only two pleces, “The | Naver Lathrop Ca and Mar cnthualasm, and. yon can count on me|f™ Ontlere Concentrated Am- 1O¢ Haye 1 ‘ . c ey Rliciecer ack Stee to Hive La -| eNtTInetoN, L. 1, Jane 2.—Sam | Arther F of the Hotel Bar-|telling them some very pertinent Gasca: an Ammann 5c. Shredded Wh 1 ! Stand Patters Win be Morriigela. an [atian laborer emptoved U~ldi, nothing from Mrs. |trAthta hia own chances for the nom- batt pease ole |: App The “Towa Tdea,” calling ie witnesses ure his lawyers, Wat-| iM the big gravel pit at Long Swamp, a Jolin ot betrell. Jiation, Mr. Bryan ald that he haa i Sygten Ammmomts 5, 12c Wheat Bi ° { ue : i - Recht i Ae nee ata te fehort dighinse from h vound up | mother or, John Taylor | repeatedly he was not a candidate, | rey e race a taal ae yas Perry and Benjamin Ba Minor tyres gi a an se tostiny, ne saan ullivan, nor from his brother, Rev. Dr. {and wanced to be taken at bla word. feet tonens, J (ic | : Iscult, | Fyne rated Peaches — “itiue ie awaiin the 6 a eu ess + aloha ia brother Thomas with an axe, shoot ard Sullivan, reetor rinkty 00 for 10 | THE ALL-DAY FOop, = oy nied Ancients aie gation : A One tNIraOE theless lie ‘hin’ nfene,) sale en | Pic otestant Episcopal Church, Boston BRYAN IN NEW HAVEN Rorax—Pure powier, wottens |1 A package, on! ant? cnotent Southern Gailfors LS ada butalde of specific reservations of | NE Ta wenn Mea himself with ;4%d the arrangements for the funer : sprinkied dry destraya “moths ge, only nie fruity iclb,. easton ces re 1c, e va ero dea,” o vidow and ct) naan. ee AU Doar i vit <1. pack= 7 “ — 2 Re lnvareneest and a resonution: + OF equal’ diattioution [x siiletta, ‘he manta attempt at self-|Of the actor aro In abeyance. “At Wil |e wee Reco ac Oc Fav tocn — “tue Ribbon,” erage Mo sulrpes among the children, probably be held in Detrolt, where he reh--Whitort, glox- lated, pearl or fla Fs come until a posse destruction didn’t 1-lb. cur Fesolution was. v i 1 ae 4 rely nothing in the will whieh in- \ charter member of the Order of sloat, stronwest maul; 7c ring — “Blue Ribbon,” from 7c. N, Conn., June 20. —Will- whelming vote. aia beans Re J. W. Blythe, of Burlington, -a con- {lleates the total value of Mr, Leiter's {Of citizens had closed in on him, and pre NEW HAY fon. wring — “Blue Ribbon. sistent advocate of the "stand pat’ | ost wit every shot fired from his revolver one . errare a ees or nc tniNews aie tes Peertens Gloas Starch — tira Ae miceren ye \ roposition, Was elected the luwa mem- nis made of the marriage xet- he saw that capture was inevitable. niifvan's last conscious words were | iam J. Bry yen mrength and qua ink SC | Set rtantng Bi erage ne ommities: on) Resolutions Hey Meera up tatttce arn ON ber of the Itallan laborers em.{tttered at 3 o'clock Sunday morning. | day to attend,a hearing in the Probate age 6 AMERICAN BEAUTY carton... i 3m 106 Ye Js understood that Gov, Cumming | 0N¢ of the Lady’ Curzon, in number i ‘ wel herton, | Court in connection with his position Blwe Ribbon Polishing Soap. | Sheree mae will advoc: resolution indorsing the | @dultion tow the will bequenths ! ployed at Long Swamp started drinking | He suid to Miss Marguerite Atherton, | Cour eet aie ctelnetiate Cleana without scratching; | Rye Ploar—wholesome change: J Dee fdea om the floor of the convention. if $1,000,000 more trust fund for her, (early Saturday. They kept up the spreejhis leading lady, and George Hillyer, | as executor o © estate oF Cake f aol GINGER Mb. Linen bag. -. seven esse . cE he gets a chance to be heard, but it wilt) the, total of $1,700,000 to be charged aay fi A ia yiNandl | whotearoratdilaipedside: P. 8, Bennett, of the firm of Bennett, | Scrubbing Hrashes — First- Graham F Lou r—Hignly, recom do him no good, ‘The platform willbe “teulnst her as advancement in the | Stturday night and Baal i ve only | Sloan é& Co, of New York. ‘The hear- cfaas bristles; 2 sizes, Dc. and. . SNAPS iiended for health; Sib, linen 9 Dg non-committal the subject of the distri many of them were nk when Tam glad I am going. Have on! 3 Gi at New Terk sia) beak Svipmuh. Metal Ronee ik ines oul Nea. tariff. Gov. Conmir mM hold the} cept as the ex # men-|they got to work carly to-day. white carnations for me—purity—the Wafer Imogene Bennett widow splendid paste, round box...,... Most appetiz- J) Rice 4 y Carolina head Digg Highly Important wfflew of an honorsry Husted, “ie othe eatate, whete- | sain Merringola was in a bad temper, | aweetest of all flowers," pequesting that. the Court direct. the! ‘e Monch’ Fena— fngand dainti-| | Ment ac men, Bass ena or Pres PILE EBSKe MTU EnHen M piten the ean Joseht|and when his brother ‘Thomas asked! guilivan in life Invariably appeared | LOqeetng thn, Oveto her the sum a package. ee i Macavont of Spaghettt bet J Qe es - him for some money he owed him Sam /with a white carnation In his button: | of $16,000, which by the terms of the will Chloride of Lime—in sitting Se estofallsnapss J) nme en ccxe. tender, thin. aktanaal YORKVILLE BELLE A BRIDE. toe flew into a rage and refused to pay, le, His wishes will be observed. wae rer to eS Monlicauon PPT ters ae aa Vleet ie. Sooo arevelation in uty from the famous Sante "Jas trustees, to hold the property a Neither man speaks English, but it was] Word was despatched to Miss Rose | o\5.0\ was in the handa of Mr, Soa’ pi pasteboard ate i veteaes : aaraes zs Tay to. fhe widow on her own learned from the other Itallans that} Coghlan, who Is in Chicago, of Um Mr. ERC CT ret afin tbeacat ana 25C bareais se saeh ple. Te eee Mecnteds Mian Jennie Rosenberg Married to | Vidi pt one rr of the net an-| rier the argur Thomas kept. taunt- f her former husband, from | he ready to pay It un pro) ee inest g | i eae a ecles hu aiGe the truate eats Ae © argument Thomas kep! death of her form and, | | x Btate, lars kullon H B aati William Goldberg mi RIE UNGAR er atanie Sam about the non-payment of the} whom she secured a final decree |MOTtY. | tne hearing it was sald that A ih Heats apr. wah Ic Gums Mitte —itutier's, One of the pretticst weddings that has}! continuance the trust her} debt, His gibes worked the murderer}o¢ absolute divorce on June 10, But | Mr. Bryan had no objection to the pay- Ineanples—sliced. grated or in 10c; for tak ‘ the mllerinie jal part come is ty be- |), ful and, dropping his} et, ment and that the proceedings \S,uid syrup; a can... j cocoa taken place on the east side In a tong] Come tart at Preonte i BP-linto a fearful rage and, dropping she has not responded as yet, i tormallty. The #12,00) be. | enches — “Fasle," choicest Calltorn ea; Mrib. ea colet in Vie peieteibation b ht| The day before he died Sullivan was | be largely a formality. The $75,000 be cel fornia ‘a time was celebrated in Vienna Hall. in| trust aid subje distribution | pick, he caught up an axe and brough' ne day before he dled Sullivan, wae | reat ts not involved in the legal Nght ac! nicl nn. J Oe || OYSTERETTES—Always in an eeeey East Fifty-elghth street, yesterday he childrens ‘The trustees are |{t down with terriffic force on Thomas's told that Miss Com between Mr. Bryan and Mrs, Bennett, ‘Baan * View *"" elected seaion, a package omly.... 3c cut Laait tastetul erty cimy vanbrances ©! thead. ‘The blow caused instant death, | "than. there is peace,” was his only | which In to come before the Connecticut in heavy syrup acanss 16C : g pice sis! when Miss Jennie Resenberg, a popular belle of the Yorkville sr rled to William Goldberg, a rising young! a Famous Brands of Teas and Coffees. rty improv out of ments comment. Supreme Court of Errors this week, but ul Sam repeated it several times un- the dead was almost tion, me was mar- 1 cites hat during his lifetime man's head Butler’s When called on to sur the trusteoship, and the tot: 1 ae eee eclatgat behind tree und emptied the LONDON, June %.—Janet, \ é ea ded is to he added to the two-thirds of ihe Robert Burnett's daughter Lelter gave tie following amounts business man. AR eWAvHGe severed frum his body Miss Rosenborg is danghter of Aaron| "Tou Lady Curzon, $1,700.00 (including | Not one of the ltallans who witnessed |FRemarHKable Values in Slightly Used wih Heaters Same ON XL, T Cuoicest Oulong, Indian, Young mS Rosenberg, i well-known real estate| (24, $100.00 trust created by the will)! the erime attempted to interfere with S 8 Haiees stnee D BA, jis ait reat en co a Operator and one of (he most prosperous] estate: to euch of the daughters, Nancy | Me Murderer, and when he put on his 20 Le Braz cteuads ot CEYLON TEA, [i3iee* chee or overage. clothing n this city. and Marguerite, 1,000 shares of coat and walked awuy no one offered t 8. |. Green Stamps sop ty : 5 4 Therw Is a pretts tomarice back of thin] stock of the Chicagn Railway Comment lsten. thar Merrie ment reeks wih Every Pound ot BUTLER’S CHOICE NO. 1 Trea, {i wedding. ‘The young people first met at| to be valued a share, and 1.000 | %°P ie i 10 $8 ih Green Stampa B i 2 TO TEA, - ne ete Tek: Reena agenda Kome) shares of the capital stock of the Raj. | fom the gravel pit to the residence e ith Bvery Pound’ ot UTLER’S CHOICE 2 EE a a hey Tel lov onee,| son Company, of Chicago, to be valued|of Mrs, Plet He told the woman bad i. Green Stamps G i j beeame ene ged, and after a brief court-| at” Sigh oh naling vat Notal’® charge | what he hud dona und she chided him, \ 5 with Rrery Pound of BEST MOCHA AND JAVA COFFEE, i 6 of $300 io CY fan's answer to he was . & HL 3 a 3 eS Tsre Were vot tw humane ne us| Muara sayam tae treated Ha [Te mang auiorer 0, hey Febuke Was $75.00 and Upward. 5 vid Bran Pound's! BEST MARACAIBO COFFEE, | Pedding, among them some of the best-| come and principal of the trust at her. One took her righ 5 84 paren Sm BEST SANTOS COFFEE, *°" = = «= 1 Ib., 17¢ uw seri ann) aanis gary Seleedt ota rances | arma, the other: tn She fell over | agy Monthly Payments to Suit Purchasers, hb Byery Pound s + int . ® partly evidenced by notes signed|in a fa satistied tha ayn Sadehsn { - Poe fia Bue cane Hea ind’ not, to be ere hag ilt IRCCS tanto HE feature which distinguishes this offering from any other sale of punt ar yevie| out of the house nd up the Toad. He Y ; . eh JANET WILSON DEAD. denced in. books, amounting | hadn't gone an elgith of a mile when exchanged pianos anywhere is the excellent condition of the in: WINES AND I I UORS. Sear £2 Eich, toe loiter tovbe charged ax |e ren. inte & poee Of cltlasne trom truments and the fact that practically all the high-grade manuf; hter of G. T. Wilson, of Yew | 2" ,2dvurement. Each of the childron| here, headed by Harry Willets, ‘They stm . aid f lv on delivery frot of a at " Ia to be charged with 4 per cent. inter-[had heard of the murder at Long Swamp | turers are represented. Orders may be left at any of our retail branches, to be paid for only on delivery from one our i Scere eon (01: snl Lon dom, De CUReOBNR Aa ERE nT Eto Seen caligd on ts aurrenaan Merri: Unprejudiced experts in the piano business who have examined this] Licensed Family Liquor Stores. The following specials are for the next three days only: ee collection say that nothing like it has hitherto been known in this or any Choice Table Port Wine. Mumm’s Extra Dry | Sir | Bey. work, dled She moraine athe | te 4209 MeN" a ae na tial ie seam. None nt ie ules ak other city Celebrated Tomi Gd Meetae er ce unties) SUAhOre illness, | nore acter, thedesth of themida: | hei posse (nen. olgaee. hon Mer nal The reason is not far to seek when one takes into consideration the |} Butler's eae tana ceuine cae ag Champagne. Brexcale| ee On ae ‘| ators ef: Silson te the yice-prest- Pupely CAmenn Hie four children or} he pulted out i Big jattiotio and piteeed | occasion which has brought these pianos into the market. They have been jutce of the’ grape, half 490c¢ fee pon evant s standard of excel! 4 pottle..... vices Society and one of the Americans best aiibecitic provision Is made “to guar- juries : but will not noose taken in part payment for the new Pianola Piano—an instrument which gallon bottle... 0.6... Quarts .. rf $2.39 Blackberry Brandy, bottle... | thelr ‘aguehters he goes abroad annu-| of nt lenay $10,000 under “ange eee | fiver where Taken tot") corabines a piano and a Metrostyle Pianola in one case. Persons who| [Ml Bottles, 5 to gallon, each, ..,..,.. 28¢ Pints... . $1.29) | A’ doctor was also s have owned pianos which they did not know how to play have hastened ly and entertains at their apartmen’ to exchange them for this new kind of piano which any one can play. the Hyde Park Hotel. his Intimate friends stances and to Insure him an annual jie numbers | income of $40,000 in any event after the the most Regular Price List. Regular Price List. of) Sminent tilie imen’ in ngland, CT TG sa Thus, the exchanged pianos, which are now offered at greatly reduced 4 k ge akvetucta Janet fa believed 19] tious site tent” revokes all’ pre- prices, have really seen very little use, and in some instances have been Fine Table Clarets. Our Own Whiskies. lg 4 ——<——__ NEDA OE Lon i standing idle ever since they were originally purchased. a CASHIER IS SENTENCED. Food for Thinkers Aone the makers represented are Weber and Steinway, Knabe and rom the Grape Butler's Trymore, a to the Goblet ST. JULIEN—Red Diamond, a bottle, ST. JULIEN—Blue Diamond, a bottle, ‘i SERVANT AND GEMS GONE. Charles F, Gann Bath Beach Man Reports Loss of , a i, Gann Goes to Sing Sing Jewels Worth $2,500, ‘or Four and a Malt Years. Y Charles F, Gass, thirty-nine yeans Meyer von Moppes, a wealthy resident! old, of No. 10 West Sixty-firat street, of Bath Beach, reported to the Brook-| who was cashier of the Harmonie Club and stole more than $15,000, was s bottle as ollcsiste 50c egima bes, ZOC Butler’s Favorite, 1 00 e a bottle. , Chickering, Wheelock and Sohmer, etc. For persons with whom economy is in the least an object, or who are now fitting out Summer homes, this is an opportunity to secure a piano with a reputation at no more than is ordinarily charged for unknown and inferior instruments. 25c 30c Grape-Nuts because it’s a CHOICE = that his servant girl, n~ . ea ee eae eed disappeared tna tenced to Sing Sing Prison for four and BRAIN Prices range from $75.00 upward, Purchasable on easy monthly oo ‘ *S Phat with her had gone $2,500 worth of General Beason. 8° te ° FOOD payments. ZINFANDEL, 35c Butler's Special 1 25 GROCERIES “Von Moppes lives at Seventy-fourth| ments alleging foreecy “tn ing indicts h | a bottle... ses Reserve, a bot.. e «Meet ae stant arene ead [igre NE tua UEsal” site Ziad || wate yigama cme noua vo |] Che AR OLIAN COMPANY, 3 | has since been Inthe : ; , a 4, ERFgay aternoon until 10 o'clock last| Gmpioyed In the club only iwel yente ‘aericultural undies °° Aeolian Hall, 362 Fifth Ave., New York, ay When they returnet beth girl and his peculations ‘began about two N 834th Stree ! : ywels had disappeared.) And i his empb=mens \ ear 4 te ‘a H : S