The evening world. Newspaper, February 23, 1906, Page 3

THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23, 1906. UNHAPPY BRIDE [WU TING FANG AND SENATORS CLARK AND HEYBURN IFINDS HANDBAG WALDORF ROOF FAR NOMINEE = FATALLY STABS oe Oe OTT THAT BROKE UP MADEPLAY PLACE LOST HER HEART AUNT AND UNCLE g : A WHIST PARTY FOR CHILDREN IN OFFICE RACE Girl Wife Charged They | Jeweled Bauble Which| Little Millionaire John N. Wedding Follows Cam- Forced Herto Marry ' Mrs. Marston Thought | Brown's Needs Result | paign of Pretty School Man She Hated. Stolen Was Lost. in Benefit toOthers. | Commissioner. New York has a baby heaven! Yes, jeweled handbag and diamond) and tn the last place on earth where studded purse missed by Mrs, Edgar Id lool for it {Behind th L, Marston, of No. 23 Kast FItty-) tos on top of the Waldorf-Ast jt he marriage of Miss Bertha wife of the millionaire} wich is held up by antl-race suleide rmer school commissioner of A xoctety | preaeners as a syet where no children | Hastings, to John Judah Hammond,'a charity whist} need apply wei chant of White Plains, Inst Bawari (C! A home in Hastings, is the of a romantic courtship which carried on while Miss Berbert was ESCAPES IN DARKNESS. seventh 5 was not stolen by Raffles” oat the arty in the mansion ¢ SETGADeI NeAverl Halelioy Hoyt, President of the Lintted States | to look it Is far more foacinn Leather Company, at No. 12 Kast Sixty-]ing than it is in the summer, wher Me event) street, It war dropped in the] the grown up “bables" In Paris gowns, UNting for School Commissioner, reet by Mrs, Marston almost in front] flock to the roof garden to be fanned|, “*. Hammond alded ils betrothed In of her home and found by a by summer breezes and sip cooling |e? campaign, and t: was during one of Modify Exclusion Law 2S alwho thougit it a cheup Gtinks: these trips that he proposed, The couple hot worth reporting to the poltc Perhaps you think there are no enti- | started to-day on a trip to Florida, Safeguard to Higher Class- Moses Biron, who lives with | dren in Waldor’. Weil, there are | The bride, who is a pretty bionde, was 1 the only woman who ever ran for office enement at No, [at lenst tw five youngsters who and ¥) dldren In a tenement at No, time, and there are | 0" the Repubiican ticket in Westchester 966 ‘Third avenue, found the $1.400 bag |Jive there all County) andl bes he vel campal es, Clark Holds ‘ tthe {many more transients wa remain | CO a by her novel campaign ? D and purse about an hour after the 3 . ideas and stump speeches she was there trom a week to a month. To-day | stected for three consecutive termis. — ; Uvering papers In Bast Pity Re er ee en een eee cae Yorke wag fitted | ii Hammond Is a grandson of Judah Ta the Editor of The Evening World street, and while passing the Marston |E¢%est Sostelry In New York was filled who is a New York Supreme Concerning the boycott In China and) io” caw. miaeitnggitttering in the Sot winbulators and white-cappe ter rt Aus aw 1 y be attribute io va Sit ane DOS. the cause ty whieh It may be attelbuted, | oie. nurse | I would say that from the best inform ia Contained $1.08, Pet Dogs Enjoy It. MT. VERNON COUNTESS tion I can get the movement is almost Detectives Search Italian Col- ‘onies in Three Boroughs for | Seventeen-Year-Old Girl. In the Italtan colonies of three bor. onghs to-day detectives are seoking for . a pretty twenty-year-old Jozephina Per-| Exclusion Crusade Fictitious ranova, who, maddened because «he < had ben led into an unhappy m riage, last night stabbed her uncle. Gigs and Law Should Stand Riggio, a rich Sicilian baker of King 7 bridge, and his wife, Marie, and then Heyburn Claims. ficd in the darkness, leaving her victlins dying upon the gaudy parlor carpes of their home. The «irl bride went avout rations for her murderous work a calm deliberateness which siands out — banker's wife missed it, He was de- ‘To the Fitter of The Evening World: prepa-| [ belleve the Chinese boycott s pro- vincial, not national. and Is maintained for purposes of influencing -pending I think the present fn strong contrast to the fury that pos- | treaty negotls 5 ear a pialke * . But the bables with nurses weren't | sessed her on.ce she confronted the iwo | restrictive law wise and necessary. but ntirely antl-foretan, and that It 1s also Meth es eo ee He 898 *1 ine only oes taking the air and eun-| FRIGHTENS A BURGLAR. whom she blamed for her Duaaeordal nndleceriservative oficers)| Wo. Ting Fang: neb-aynustie: he ‘Chines: re Waking oe A SastaHd He Peomindd he mee (Shine. ‘Way Up. teh <et “itier-fourth | weapon, a potato knife Adee titulckas ealbe Goncet MaV i a rane | Up! anid! have become limpremmed with tha) | oF Un as tan’ he examined the puree | sireet. and Fifth nue, Prize dogs | blade, must haye been pu , eee dR id atseia cotioulas Bes ceaselaet iden, that China shold e resetved for] em otal it Fo contalty $06, and what e bens lel around by tond and |Man Was Trying to Break Into ties iver t mied tt nase toe spat ehe dnteresta of American PASH SAS ig GSE SUN ENE SONS craveiiloHeeey 9 te eee oe Dep tphaicowee a: a Uk Couns ar ey BIL Apartment in Exclusive police say it was brand new, 3 amgeiegeny Kereataquinleds. Goth [erable facling among the o-ulies on ae-| F/ine Uultoner. that dogs ure not allowed in the | ce ae in Exclus The old men and womun who we bor should a as Wig eeniaatad | count of heir exciusiota from this coun-| seen shop girls carry these sold |\Waldorg—unless they are very, very | Chester Hill Section, stabbed are at Fordham Hospital, fu erests can be adequately prot try, as it was for them a profitable flea) 78% sald Biron to-day, “anc | small, thought gaudy ki ‘The Mount Vernon police to-day are searching for a burglar who ed away from the tments of ily bIE| Randolph Taylor, formerly a Standard Ol! official, by Comtesse Etla de Cala- widow of Comte Louis K, ct the apartment jou: tally lderate enforcement of existing injured. Iderate for employment. Was one of the sume cheap,| ‘Tiiese dogs who take thelr airings on : laws. I believe the agitation will end " Gave Niece Presents. ean the present siatus is re-estab- eS desdediy opposed to changing 1. T tucked it awuy among uf ihe Waldors root ure tiny spi Josephine Angelo, slender, black-eyed | j Gy inal) ae Sci TAwaueanite In respect of the laboring premee Papers on a shelf’ in my dogs cf all kinis, ‘tue ‘A ney ; sau HaNanteeonlatio 8 and forgot all abo: ’ and olive-skinned, had lived with xf law. ‘The agitation is probably being | last as it would antagonistic to t night. Then T read the. s oe i Char uncle and aunt in their cottage at No | encouraged by rival commercial Inter- Se eee merican Inbor. At the same time I be- je story in Plenty of ideas of infant 10 East Two Hundred and ‘Twer s of ther countries lieve a, modification in the Exclusion was fright- picls and The Evening World and took it out to] styles from tie babies who play in ap-| luok it over, w York style on top of the Street, since she came, an han, fron W. E. HEYBURN, | an 5 Ong 5 Q ast Should be made so t with suit: “ET showed ; atd you unvalso ui Ber: venue, In the Chester ‘Hil ? | howed ft 01 ’ get proper V t the oid comtry ten years azo. Ol! — nicea states Senator from iano. |EX Minister Declares Discrimination Against ive satamras the nisher classes of and took it home cee. see teen 2 tome: 0 break open the door oF the Waldorf—the owner y with & ot come | lor apart Riggio was the patriarch of the Qixnese, who would : : om- ) “Moses, its che gold ba; You tak esp i—takes pet up mn te! foreign seitement up near the Mi, os Chinese Here Has Incited Anger, but It Is | pri.tion’ with American tabor or have the police siation tonecronn ate may din Tule rout every “day promptly at’ 2\ Sqartinent, andy knowing. the ‘Paglors - a anANtet of permanent residence, Nl get a few doll u'eloe his tiny | aris ‘doesn't| wore out, abe came into the hall, whe} As Riggio's prospect icoss (the RE 1s ele | a 2 + ” dollars: rewand,’ ndescend to mingle with either the) she heard the nolse. girl soon had plenty of aum ner | FOREIGN HAT D Only Retaliation Made. |might visit t y without being | The newsdeuler did as his wife aug-| cilldren or the other dogs dhe as| dropped fis. tools and Pa eee her trynie Tmeciete na F BOYCOTT | eubjected to inelvi ( have hith- | gested and turned the bag over to Capt] {reauent change of toes mdty he i: x sountrynien. © Last fall Glaseos BACK 0: . ————— jerto generally atte telr landing | Langan in the East Sixty-seventh street} 1ppejred In a red aweiter with hood Perrnaova, a prosperous young Ital | . | upon our shores, W. A. CLARK, ‘atatlont Langan ‘wan dellaitt h street} itrachment. roof into a pli eegterseni froma began crossing the bridge from his | —_ — | PEKING, Feb, 23—Wu Tins for. had to be abandoned, because tt waal U.S. Senator from Montana! n e DAT eeise oruires Most Exclusive Play Place. faa 7 aie initle ome in South Brookiyn tw woo Jose yy 4 mer Chinese Minister to Unite necessary to call on Qureign 2 . Dilinen ted A y " y e by who y sto) h i Brook eae ion Quret | : ° olentaeese a te And compli Bijou has a cold,” expiained Lis mis- | bal at’ the phina. Her aunt and unc tt oti contact with the| States. when interviewed for the first |new is a stop gap. | my his honesty. Then he sea.]tress to another ‘handsomely gowned with hb ier when he ts I have be word to Tiftany’s John Nicholas, eavored thinauitan | who” ae 2 ain ivacitial | anettocddysonhiherexlattiecsituntion St o upon which the majority nd the salesman wae| Woman why was “constitutionatizing ‘hinese in San bids 3 t ‘ in eit 1 ld the \ Mati her doy ur and exercise, bea cktle: : oid Tor palat heoved of Chinese a gree that China has sold the bag to Mr. Marston c ec GP 0 + Denia nck nd” wateuta "and | NN, Stra ant praesina [hina ange in mport of te boven,” | Pninnne ar agreed etna china bas) SUES COLGATE HOYT |i! st i tareion came on) 04, ne man: exsuive,piyaround tithe dam 2 # : Sic e for twenty-five year: wer four | ‘u Ting g is now livings quietly | Ci 7 ean LORI, ae ; dit. jn New Yor fhe sma ‘chine ren ewhe irned Over’ to hiss aa sayings bank, Bucithe girti¢ Alate March 4,] In Peking, devoting his time to couifying |oe8sions and territorial grants and by ON OLD MINE DEAL Mrs. Marston Notified. hives heretorore been compelled to)ay ittle guests In the hotel cai kindly to his att Immediately dailleteauaara cot Gad eis srous {the Way her jeople have been treated | eo) Ut on the streets with their nurses can) ere intenuye ead. was First Asst United States | the laws of China, one of the numero: Re nai toceicn| The bag is of gold links with a border}: onp and play to thelr hearts’ content Marka near (hectic Jby foreigners in The Riggios m into the marria; She ma belltous, most unwilling br nder way. He sal without fear of any one, But it is no: ple that nurses accompany the ehil- dren, the ladies themselves” generally ttoraey in San Francisco, my parte- [reforms ular duty in those four years being the] “China .s at a cr’sis and is passing x-| through a ‘transition stage. Her state at the top ornamented with eight di 9 have gone abroad| Defense Is that Earnings of Mine}™nds and elght rubies, the gems < so, the roof is just. the in,’ said one of the hotel “and ‘the management of the 5 is | enforcement anc Kuardianship of th 7 : fa tinal the SPUN? AE half a carat weight each. The gal} dccompaty the dogs. aja, ond) hee (mesa emery S Be ater eot ite etx: weeks)ago) tn | iuvion ws men and people feel tnat China hines write home complaining of arui-| Were to Pay Bill and There | purse which ‘atted in the a 1s cir We ‘the dea sf! cofverting the Waldorf Pea seiad ieee Tor ee My experience and study of Chinese|reform, but there are great difference ary, discriminations’ made apainate the ; ‘ urge Calamene wo Fubie Many Bitter Quarreis. contitions In Caliturnia and China lead|of opinion regarding the means. ‘There | {ry dissriminalions on Were None. This a a the description Mr: - {Chin which dare not be attempted . . Marston furnished to the police, and Once or twice the seventeen-year-old | me to, the conclusion that the present|are aeveral classes of reformers. There linet. othe: foreigners, ‘Theretyre} Bluett and Wilmens declare in a sult her butler, was notified of the find! ‘The wife caine back to Kingsbridge (0 Vi8ii | Gisturbances in China are the evidences |are those who speak foreign language |e | ary, and hence the boy-| against Colgate Hoyt, banker, of No | Murtons vad gone, fo thelr villa in Fert em) ate the old peopie. Each time there were! j¢ a mighty ground swet! of nationalfand who have been abroad and who pic HOUUs LUSUULNE Lue) gs, Wall street, called to trial to-day| Marston was notified on the telephary ——_ bitter quarrels. jervading all China based on|have had experience on both sides of tne” Unjust e Justice Betts, in the Supreme] that the bag and purse were reco: red Last night Riggto's five bakers and} Movement pe Neer es yoy {she said she would immediately come Tao ow and hatred of the whule|the question. are entitled to $170,000] he sald she would immediately com C m the bankers on the; “The loss of these treasures of the (Bg thelr two women helpers were busy in | 4A tigonism oth ay 9 pil cairanu? cae: © to secure agit ey favor sensible the bake stiop adoining the dwelling | ‘White ra They desire t re in are ago. banker's wife caused not only a stir, but clusion befc ver all China, and 8] Court, that th don sgeinet undue ais-" and interest f useful re- on Two Hundred aad Twentieth street, | their ancient exclusivensss as a nation forms, Dut mot too) radical, Borns te) ‘opie and oMichils are on| sale of a gold ine aceon wake See doratie hitter feelin ae eae in walked the bmde, black-brow 1a people and for the future preserve | make China first able to stand upon ie: with, foreign and | BaMey solliemins alias veens # wy Ty fashionable women Who atten de eT cllasl, “ane Want ato the citi g. | Chinn for the Chinese own feet. The number of these sensible ie ward “Uiem. | described by the promoters, but never Ioyt charity whist party on ‘Tues 20 prin eae $ 98 room with Riggio and his wife. The | This movement was brought to a head|reformers is few. I am ore of them. poe ae nt aR at Mirchagers, SOolERte: day ee ET ae allowed toitake vo others, listening outside with ears tilted,} and given encouragement by Japanese| ‘The ruling classes also know that ity of wie people ‘In the} nis “partner “of “that, ‘time, ‘some woman of wealth had dever: . Beard doud words: successes aguinst Russia, and, perzaps. | Something should be done, but tiey are ea ieterent, to ill for umners| Charles 1. ¢ olby, At ts alleged by wie a sudden tendency to kleptomania roadc oth Suits, ‘Then there Were sounds of a scuffle, uudden tendency to kleptomania blows, an oath from the uncle—a scream | {2 a great part TO ae ted now golng on. The movement has for 4 ' then oting Josephina darted out of the parlor : c cepow ¢ r SP antictoreien 4 door, broke through ‘the little group in | SUPPerters some of the most powerful o fell, founded. Sensible men! 4 : , ing and experience. are 1 capped the Chinese viceroys and governors, and] train Raa Ae aete . the shop and disappeared in the night Be Sh “Financial reforms should be carried] advise boycotters nd psits ore Bie| BILL WIPES OUT OUT THE AuntsTeled tolsave; has for {ts object, 1 belleve, rte ove eran eine, but without for-| Teagonable and only as. RAPIT TRANSIT BOARD. Pept ee at mi not at persons unkindly. and ro Bator (Neetu ae cota elgn advice and capital It would be im-| {) r friendship as bere and foreign to wo ; disturbances in. se D is jo oun present condl- fallen, Tne uncle expiaines that [82 | chinese people who are Mongovllans. The] Posslble to do so under precent con Ww arising from the | 1 irk had suddenly warown nerseit at him | ops tions: no sign of an out- (pews to he Rs and pu ’ A Iaying about’ loosely j me i ing Worl: ; irk had auddenty worewn erselt at hie 18 the expulsion of all foreigners | HOP ee out @ scheme whicl ners. ALBAN S bine. abotisn J!™MONE the wraps of Mrs: Hosts guests us working 04 s 4BAD Made Search of House, by Japanese intrigues | at their wits’ end to know what to do. | y “The third class {s composed of young} thit students who are too rash. They ne they are well h NO} “out of the first earnings of the mines,” lity against th oy mistake and forgot to say anything sof hostility against the were no epee earnings.”” about It andbag was probably Jolted out . Marstoa's automobile as she on her way home from the whist ving left before any of the players. So missed the gold bas nd returned immediately to the Hoyt ome after a search of her automobtle ere were dozens of similar jewelied Sy Extraordinary Offerings For Saturday. To crowd two days’ selling into one—making up for Washington's Birthday — we have marked a special price on these choice new @ On the floor of the pariur, gasping and groaning, Riggio and his’ wife had are nv but this 4 st for 7 conce| >wer In the 2 a blade. The aunt ran in to protect | and the concentration of power y . her husband and got a stab in the side, | hands of a strictly Chinese party. ‘The ; . ~| na” Raplact {Commission and | te Sean An ambulance cu : ent boycott against American goods|!n a very short time. The Pacific Co sion, and to the nation at large than all! transfer jis power to the Board of Al- e cand, playing pets abandone | SRR ead fost cok pee eaen a ovidence of this movement, | Would be destroyed industrially, the Oriental trade of all the nations of |/germen was introduced to-day by As-| While the search was being made. Mrs tink Te stabbed vey oe ear 7 iction of | the world combined could repay. | semblyman Olive at she had not “45--=-— man is stabbed deep in the abdomen! any change in the exclusion laws,| nd morally. And this dest ‘ eee eGliver sald that the Rapld-Transit | (t'r! eid the bag Into her jomodile. and over the heart, “itis intes are) Any ee nee ae woud | the present prosperity of the coast DOR MURINDAS), pig? preven teele incompetent) to nelon was op clearly directed at yy Spring Suits. (Like picture.) pererod he loud ie) ew lithe | would moar more loss to the manufac-| ¢ Sali-| cone with the traction problem in Ni yall de ngressiran from the Second C anded to be searched turers of the East, some of whom are District, lems Sat That Its apparent leaning | ineir rooms examined now clamoring for the repeal of exclu-{ Washington, Feb, 2. Umpast made nd also to have Went to the Kidney. She will probably| rot even check the boycott against us, This was done go first. While any modification of these laws, | of the Tractibn ti is : ) q amit the bauble net found. Perranova, at N: feccond ‘would work an uamcasurable hardship jess -tenac. bbe whom "a. $1,400 vokiyi earned purse 18 a mere toy looke: ead) the. dsstult..” Perranova. tol por of the Pacifle coiat, as millions of VICTIMS OF YOUNG ITALIAN BRIDE’S VENGEANCE. thelr gisnieusire “over. the" fen "beity that he married the young woman ‘oolles could be rushed over the Pacitic Ne ED” Atanas Bold reticule ——— it occurred to them that any ont or Jan, %, and that a few days afier tla wedding she confessed to Nir that her fe grctered te cram thet, any ont as the servants to steal the jeweled) uncle mustnated her ¢ind then) forced her to fbecome — Perrinoya's wife, The huswand declares he at once| cast the woman off and told her he would no longer live with her, POC i as Torning when he moved 0, 1491 Herkimer street to his Present address, he says he advised her 9 back to Kingsbridge, She rhumd_ film’ he wdding ing and dis. Chic Mayfair Etons, Short Pony Coat Suits, Spring Broadcloths, Thistle Mixtures. Prepossescing—elegant — suits—reflecting itis tne acthenitc ‘tye theughis bodice girdle effecis—thres-quatter or full length tleeves — Persian vestings — circular and purse. ‘Then when the police were called into the case and the report clreulated that those who had attended the whist woe to be questioned by detectives, sogiaty was horrified, Mr, Marston, howeve: Nad enjoined ‘the police not however: thelr lnvestisation Into an" such Ghat: nels! Nevertheless, a great deal of bit semi-circular skirts, Coats Elegantly Silk Lined. No p uits will be foi appared. He thinks that after stabbin. i ness Was encendercd ove: {ty and you ha! her uncle and aunt in a frenzy of des- that will not be soothed when} Cant un advantage te-mo ation, the girl may have drowned learned that the bauble was dropped riy—genuine 80 Suits for R10! * Sout of M Marston's auto, Remember—Alterations FREE WRITER SONNICHSEN SALE AT BOTH STORES MISSED IN MACEDONIA VIENNA, Feb. 2,—A telegram re- ceived here from Sofia, Bulgaria, to- day announced that Albert Sonnichsen, of Oakland, Cul, a correspondent of the New York Evening Post, had dls- appeared in Macedonia, He arrived at Modena, forty miles from Monastir, Feb. 15, disappeared trom his hotet there Feb. 17 and has not been seen | since. At the office of the Evening Post it was said to-duy that a letter date! at Sofia, Web. 6, has been recelved from Mr, Sonnichsén and that his anee does not cone as a sury E. it is in line with some work he has self, . Sine police are more inclined to think| Palmer, of Wodbridge, N. J., hattan, for they found her elev ar-oid sister in a tenement at Possibly took the younger git! there,| Hand, Appendicitis Victim. @8 the little sister, until last night, Jee ctim I Tee WOODBRIDGE, N. J, Fed. 2.— JOHN R. STANTON DEAD. Mayor John Palmer, who, although ployed In the capacity of scene shift John R, Stanton, a mining expert and peter, @irector in several large copper mining | ‘ed ty Gene a aeatte In New York, his home in this city. Aoatlay, Met Btanton hud been {il about one| Sit: Palmer wne taken sink list week trouble as appendicitis, He was take to Rellevue last Saturday. the election last fall was ° Mayor of the town, ‘His home was on ears of age an years of age and jeaves a widow and may be hijing downtown t Man- ey Who Was a Casino Stage Sheriff street. ‘They. think Angela Myed with the Riggios. head of affairs in this Diace, wes em- Hed companies, died to-day of pneumonia at| (.0d,!" Bellevue Hospital in that city ‘week. He was sixty-seven years old. and local physicians diagnosed hir Mr, Palmer was popular here, and : Hackensack street. He was fifty-four planned loki > the investigation of wl mone Aor Uae ior eau aut the highest the liberty party in Macedonia prises gr net buy candy wuperior to Laft’s, suld at a Sonnlchsen at One time ¥ A POUND VROFIT, joner for ten iths among the SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY s Filipinos, and bas n in many Ught . REPORTED TO. SENATE. UP IS SUSPECTED Rim‘ the present instance, ST |Peuawwagxe pounn 10e AROMAT. rocxp 15¢ WASHINGTON, Feb. 2%—The Hep- “SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY. burn Rate bill has been reported favor-| An examination will be made to-day xf $ . Ey VANILLA CREAM a“ aide ably by the Senate Committ s B ff Combustibl ALMONDS. terstate Commerce. eames te Bah iP rtmibaied interes ¢ : ory SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY. ‘AND SATURDAY. | hind: welch was revelved esterday by 45 ; BUTTER PEAY wp 10c MSE RABE, BO : jamst po . BRITTLE, sss +05 +++ +PROUND CHOCOLATES OR AN ASSORT- ARRESTED FOR DRUG THEFT. Henry B. Behat, of No. 46 Humboldt sort ed Fait Maes - ioe ) 24c anger Jove crrameat Your | Prien Mie tm) Ment, Worms WE MIRE Te, Shree os Brome Qeinhe GORE EMER MOURN 190 GRA SS 1 oak Mtr ba ery: Me a ; RE ; We will deliver 1 to . epee ay ae yl aad tof Jerome, [dit rname. When ‘the package was Lastve Brom yids qe. ih aan 3) 105 be 54 cere a four: hi Two men describing themselves as | opened s& was found to contain a to- ag ee hatten Island, 100,; Brooklyn, Cor. West ts panic one Tae eau Wit | Ariur Hendewon and A. Flandtau| mato oan, with two smaller cana sol. 6 GE, ae Cie. stoboken ox "Tha 29 COR’ ore arrented Jn, Mount varnon yoater-| Gered. to it Prowreee bes. 35 Popo sna a tata si peter day afternoon by Detective Atwell, theft Word maKicurtst ‘throu th i ec Wants h Time Ago. S PARK ROW: NASSAIL connect! wi irom ae ngetate Sra Haas pig ey Oa coming suspicious, Mr. Schat took -ot-t the ‘police of the Herbert Street uvtormary, caret packed ant 5 they, went it down to the ae ‘our Spec! 3