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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03

GOWN.
edged with a single row Of gold braid.
and the ribbon sashes were OF pale
mauve moire. with bows and ends fall
ing to the feet. These six attendant
maids carried bouquets OF waite lilies
OF the valley and green orchids tied with
mauve moire and green velvet ribbons.
The ceremony was a long one, but the
music was SO exquisite that nobody
seemed TO mind the Prince of Wales,
who eat next the Marquesa de San
ture, appearing to enjoy it immensely.
On returning TO the house after the
marriage it was quite impossible to
realize that we were in January, not in
June. The magnificent presents,
which included quantities OF splendid
jewelry, plato, etc. etc, we're set out
amid oceans of tall white lillies;"
another room was ablaze with brilliant
orchids, a third was devoted to dafodils
and as one wandered from room to room
different flowers and different colors
met the eyes on all sides.
Now, for the dresses OF the guests.
Considering statistics, women ought to
consider themselves lucky IL they re-
quire a wedding dress once in their lives.
but we are always glad of an idea
for . new and becoming afternoon
gown, and by reading description
of the dresses of others we sharpen our
faculties for designing our own. To
begin with the brides mother. s strik-
ingly handsome woman. She wore .
perfectly plain gown OF dark reseda
velvet with high sleeves OF green and
gold brocade. He- bonnet was a tiny
one of green hsse, and gold embroid
cred velvet. and q bouquet OF Marechal
Mel roses and Mimosa- The Duque de
Santona mother. the MarQuesa de
Nanzane vas govned in = court train
and oodic, OF heliotrope velvet, the
high Nedici color loh, how weary one
ia becoming OF this collar fashion,
being lined and the bodice bordered
with Russian sable. The petticoat
was OF pearl gray brocade edged with
sable, and she carried = bouquet OF
shaded mauvs orchids. Among all the
beautiful women present the Duchess
OF Leinstcr and her sister. Lady Helen
Duneomi the much admired dauCht-
ers OF the ountsss OF Feversham, we're
"a usual. remarkable. The Duchess
had gown Of Eold-brown cloth with =
border OF applique" velvet foliage
Her brocadsd coat was OF stons-col or
and gold, her little hat OF brown velvet
and gold. and her boa of ostrich festh-
srs which 81 sdsd from brown 20 stone
color. completed most effective bar.
mon7. ETHEr -. AACKENzIE.
Throwins the slipper.
The present custom, % throwing
ora slipper sfts- q nerlv-married
couple no doubt takes ia rise from =
peculiarly OF tbe medieval marriage
ceremony, in purssance 20 which the
groom set his foot upon tss brides a. a
token ot hisfHturs mPire IN the house
hold. r. viii - noticed shat the sig
nifcsnce % this ancisnt cBstorn has
been con pleselT reversed The slipper
is now The s7nsh hol Of mans subiec sion
% woman IN al thia9s pertaining %
the household. In fact under tha
sii1perr has passed into proverb. The
strength sf this superstition is sue
that in sens parts Of Germany the
bride. mined iztely sfter tie marriage
ceremony. and before the party has
left ths altar. s-ts her foot uvon her
husbands confident thst this act viii
give her the rhir-sand daring their
married lifs
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03
THIRTY YEARS SICK.

was very sick 80 years; had dropsy all over my
body cOud not sieep IL down al ntgnts as felt
d choking sensation. and would have 10 ST up tWo
hours al a time. ana raised Aalte roth Passages
from bowels were partly slime; also al rupture
tnree inches speyr the navel that come out as big
as my thum when | cOughed or had hard pam
there also burning in my stomach and sDit water
cough very bad, long and hard aud tresDmes Also
snort preat1 and trouble with my heart and terri
bic pain below my heart an1 rheumatism / began
treatment with Dr. :. Clay Todd. q Nonr0e-St..
room 4. Grand Rapids. Micl.. Oct. 8. lSsr. and
ave been getting better ever since. and am now
very much better n eYers r-s -rt fro "a Dr Folds
treatment. Dee. 10. lS9. PETER KRIfTH0f.
Ireufbe OrfaVs q 4n9r. IA
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03
DIR. :. CLAY TODD.

oihce and Dlspensaly Room 1. Immen Block As
Monroest.. Grand Rapids Mich.
Cures Deafness. Noises Ia the Head Catarrh
Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Nervous Debility Im
potehce, barrenness aad diseases resultas from
early inalsereilOns and eXcesses OF manhood aud
Lungs. Eye and Ear. fits Ola Sores Belch ~
dyspepsia. Nerve. spiae. Liver, Kidney Heart
diseases. ohOrtness OF Breath. Back of Head
small OF Back, all diseases OF women aud chiidrea.
and all chrOnis diseases.
Once hours a. N 10 p. m Consultation free.
and no charge for services until cured. Medicines
sent everywhere. Make a call II possible. Diree-
UOQS In All languag0s
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03

/. I can give nothing more definite
regarding tho dress of the coming
woman than that IL will be so formed
a. to leave the legs as much freedom of
movement as the arms now have.
q / think SO.
g. Yes. / think the tendency of
fashion Is ''in directions favorable 10
health and greater freedom OF body. 4"
The corset will probably not be dis
pensed with as long as the frailties of
humanity call for trusses. bandages or
any artificial support for any part of
the body. but think the tendency is
toward the cultivation of frmer and
better distributed flesh SO that all parts
WILL be self-supporting. II seems
hardly necessary TO add that the corset
for the purpose of COMPRISING the
waist must disappear before an intelli-
gent conception of its injuri BUSINESS. I
do not know of any special ''dress re-
forms" that seem to me practical.
L have never given much thought
to a special business dress for women
employed outside their homes" A
dress meeting the requirements OF the
London Rational Dress Association lex
cepting the last one, which specified
that 1t should mot depart too conspic-
uously from the prevailing fashion")
would be very good working dress
both at home and outside. Mrs f. NJ.
King, formerly Secretary of this asso-
citation, is now running an orange
grove at Banana, Florida, and wears
q dress modelled after those require
ments, excepting the last
s. The ideal" would seem to be va
rious costumes for varying occasions,
adapted to the season, the climate, and
to the occupation and taste OF the
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03
WOMEN OF THE FUTURE
wonsn q the Prssens Exprsss an oplnson-
What Frsasls T. willard. Laey stsAs.
Gels. B whitshs@ds k4ts Field
sa1 osAers say Aboas II


would be hard - 0 ssrsstinst the
I'M DOrt.nce Of tie questions asked be-
low On the dress OF women depends
shsir attrzctigeness aud more than this.
their health aud efficiency. Women
ever y here are taking ap the proeie@
% dress improvement IN spirit o
terestsd iBauiry. In the names OF AfI
AM beauty. in the name OF physical de-
ysl0pnsnt In the name OF every daY
business needs. IL is being asked on
every hand How shall Ne be elotheis
The answers quoted represent many
varying shades OF opinion Mrs. Celia
b Whitehead. who expresses her De-
lies that there should be mo goNn" 20
the attire Of the business woman, pre-
So the views of. perhaps. the most
res al dress reformer in the country,
w. one OF the best known dress
m 'srs in New York declares that cor
ss'- are . benefit and not an injury
i ting so wide range the discussion
may lead 10 clearer view.
l. What. in your opinion, will be the
dress OF the coming woman? In what
general respects. II any, will IL diter
from the present feminine attire ?
g. Is the tendency OF fashion in the
direction of more graceful and artisti-
cally satisfactory costumes?
5. Is il In direction favorable to
health and grea .er freedom of body ?
VIII the corset he dispensed with
VIII you indicate any desirable dress
reforms2
4 Is there any prospect Of the differ
sntiation Of "a business dress" for
women employed outside their homes ?
What would be . suitable model for
such gown?
s. What is your idea of the ideal
dress OF woman7
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03

That attire which combines perfect
freedom of vital organs with grace.
modesty and utility is the ideal dress
for women to my thinking. oar present
fashion is unhealthy. inconvenient and
flthy when sweeping the streets.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03
Rx AIine Stone Bly

BY Alice stone Blackwell.
1. In the absence OF long and heavy
skirts.
2. slightly so.
5. Yes, on the whole The corset will
60 out as good sense increases.
4. A differentiated business dress
may very likely come as the beginning
Of dress reform. But dress suitable for
women TO wear about their work "a
home-i.e., suitable for them to wash
iron, sweep, take care OF children am
20 up and down stairs in-needs to be
light and easy as it would need to be
for any outside business.
s. A dress like that worn by the
Zouayes in the war, minus the ugly cap
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03
rrEUMArisH ALWAYS CURED

KENrox. O.. May Is. ls67-To al
whom ID may concern; 1 hereby
certify that l Was afIlicted Tor D
years with disease Of the Hap
Joint. during which time ! SUI
iered the most excrutiating pa "a
with but very little lntermiss!0n-
Prom the Joint lt followed the
direction Of the bone. destroy
inc u 10 within about 5 Inches
OF the knee. when 10 discharged
fnOm half pint 10 y pint oi
matter das. small pieces Of
bone coming away from Tine 70
time. ] tried al the physician
that / could hear OF that 4
thought would be iikeiv % oene
N me; ] then tried patent med
iciues. nuimenfs. and SaiNcs.
ano derived no benefit. but c0u-
tinued 20 lose Strength. flu8l y
hearing OF the success of Dr. =.
Clay Todd IN the treatment Of
such diseases. and being strong
ly persuaded by Nj. y. g Ne
Witty. father OF r. y. McNitiE.
10 give him a trial. ] placed my
self under his treatment an d
am happy 90 say that ] gradual
IS improved. gaining strength.
the pain leaving me, the sores
being entirely healed. snd my
limb. which was swelied 20 near.
ily double the natural size. Ss-
Sumed the natural shape aud
feeling within SIX weeks. time.
i was 81 years 81 age when
cured. would he pleased "a
answer letters. from the Al
ficfed. HANs0N hoRY.
81. Room 4. Grand Rapids, Mich.
Id Ali Diseases Of the Joints.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03

Is has iust heen discovered rat =
species q West African Sc has th =
ha5it q chewing xu1 il is Wild o. ua-
tasAss saA
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
HEAT At THE STATE CAMP.
ONE OF THE CARRIER pIGEoHs EETrRNs-A |
LOT or COURTS MARTIAL

sta'c Camp P"ch-hiu. y. y, iuly - (SpcciaD.-
Humidity j. visitor u camp g day and hi influence
IS felt by every one. IN" heat va, unwclcome 10
the men Oh the parade ground who wcv learning IN"
uystoric, Of battalion drill. Il wa even 50 hot
that the member, Of Company forgot 10 make 4
noise. which in view II tlcr previous record IS quite
remarkably"
Eumor, II grand guards midnight marches over the
mouuiauo and surprise, FOR the camp floating about
day ana color given 10 the report this after
noon lv the fsct that colonel Phi,tcrr called The
officer, 2, school AID gave them lecture on grand
euord duty.
one of 'hc carrier pigeons which vaS released yes
t,rday moruint returned 10 camp IA" day and seemed
To- BE- pretty vol tired ont Water was PM down near
the ba-Nct 80 0hc, tlc bird were brought to camp,
.u tNc hope that i might ~ caPiurd, but although il
pari.,l of the water with srat relish It's owner failed
=, c,pt,~, 'hc I'~l. T,i- was TIC Bird which vas
.con 70 ravo q companions when short distance
.a,-h II tlr camp yc-t"riIy morning
Their. appears 10 have b""H an epidemic OF courts
,,..,, -. i,V bur NON" of them serious = the
or, Yesterday. ~.r-ra:t Vernon was tried IN the
y.,r, Men christian A>socc'lon tent -? ohcd'cnc"
~ of,,~ and found not guilty.. captain Bush oi thy
2G.h -.prri." '".p'' |'- l.r" I,i -. t,~ al
,.- v.-,. tried for refusing drink ana rNrTl one {"
f..u va- frrd rIf guilty. captain l"UI''"" W.
.r.d f,- mot being able 20 tell good story ana ~,
inns. IfI.uf Iitu- th'r seats. ErN" N'Ial'i "l H''
.',.l man ,lup and. ala,! %" w, tG,nd guilty.
v.d at rtu Storm TRUCK tie camp Just ait.I
n.- tI.. ,ycfIr. and overturned Ole Of the private
..ii. Dr.-- pa.l!" 0a. omitted.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
THE POLTCy or SP1TV.

1t would lie difficult indeed 10 discover which
foreign nation couM have been Interested, Il,
reported Gy cable dapatch IN causing the
recent Ministerial change in spain. That country Is
peace with the whole world and il ha. appropriated
at last 20 itself the wise advice Of Washington. in
regard 10 those "cntaugllng alliances which have
caused many 70 be inscribed n the history Of
the gallant Peninsula. The parties 10 tho
European Triple Alliance arc mistaken if they fancy
remembers that the simple visit Of Alfonso XII %
Berlin, few years ago, nearly brought serious disa
grecment between spain and her most cordial ally
France. The new spanish Premier understands, and
he ras declared that his country needs more TO
work at the peaceful development Of Its internal
prosperity than 20 NEEDLE In foreign politics. which
might compel it 10 ruin itscfi, by initiating those
European Powers, which, under the precHt Of being
better able to maintain peace constantly enlarge
their arEIaments. The only policy Of spain is 10
keep her home frontiers respected and her colonial
empire Intact.
And speaking Of that, II may not be unncs saly 10
observe that there cannot be any foundation in the
port Of Washington CORE SpOndcnt, ing that the
Madrid Government had sent over here TWO DELEGATES
empowered to negotiate the sale Of Cuba 10 the ned
States for 5000 10000 Aside from other evidence.
IL Is enough to say that. according to that CORE
standing with the spanish Republican party III view oi
Tic sale. The Conservative Premier Is the last man
TO ally with the Republicans Of spain And. mnIeoyer'
INC lstter have often proclaimed, Ike their leader
Spaniards7; that s devoted 10 maintain the integrity
OF the legacy left by their ancestors
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
PRACTICAL CAVALRY WORK
TROOP AS APPEARANCE IN CAMP.

ENTHUSIASTIC PRACTICE or ENERGET-5 YOUNG
nOESEMEN-MEMBER or THE COMPANY.
State Camp, Pcehshill. y. y, July II tSpecian.-
"ShadcS Of our Knickerbockcr ancestors and Meal
listers Four Hundred"
The writer watching the members Of Troop at
&" stables one morning when he heard the above eX-
clamation, and looking around he saw wcllknown
NcwYorl man, relative Of Of tho troopers also
watching the Incn work taking Of tho mounts
which had hour before carried them through ono oi
the exciting drill, which have made the organization
famous during the short time II Ia, been At the state
Camp. The sight which called forth the exclamation
doubt justified it. There were thrce-scorc yonng
who are blessed with enough Of thi, worlds goods
to have hired dozen grooms each. and who in iaft'
no doubt have now in jher employ from one 10 lali
dozen men each 70 take Of their horses. stripped
to Rauzc shirts, trousers and boots with their sleeves
rolled up. rubbing down. washing and feeding the ami
nal, from which they had shortly before ci-m'unted
To he more particular. " Eddie" G0UM had three
tined pitchork in his hand Wit! which lie was cleaning
tho stables seeming to pay little or no attention 10 the
ANYTHING but pleasant odJr!icrous accompaniment at
tached 10 such an occupation.
H. ;. Iscin. jr.. had n cake o soap and pail o; "ate
and washing his horse, tail Frederic Il. Condcri
r. under direction Of the troop Surreon was applying
salvc to the Jack Of horse which had become ch1'd
J. Y. O'Donolue was making himself generally useful
and literally working like a ire pr
H. 6. BadSlcy J. Il. COTE. \. McC llIum. jr.. W. II
Browning. y. colgate. .. VI WyHhoop. +. ". Nerml}c
g. F. Thioop. =. r. Tying, VI. :. rWcodl" l.. - Reed
T. l. Patterson, Of JudSc Patterson Of the oup.cm
Court \. b. Maclay, H. W. NcNichat. Russell Mar
quand, " Dc Marcclu-. y L. Kucycl> GcoTrc Lawyer
Oscar ;. Lambcttc. \. VI. Io.,iu~. Henry A. GIli'r
/ sleeve. Jr Mphcus Gccr, !. ". Flpvd. Alexander
Harvey, G. F. II. ON crt, Archibald Elcek,r Dufhc
a. ?. Echcrt, j. l.. Godot, William r. EldudCc, ". !,
, Eokcrt, Arthur ". Corning. Frederick ". Cheese
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
TIE COTRTS.

TIE ELECTRIC SUGAR FRAUD CASE AGAIN.
\ decision handed down by judge Patterson, Al
the supreme Court yesterday, IN the weilknown case
of fhc Electric sugar Refining Company, which was
organized than ago 10 refine sugar acOTd-
Ing to a process said % have been discovered by
Professor Frrund. and left As secret 20 his wife Wkn
he died This secret Mrs. Freund offered for sale.
In order to obtain money for lis purchase. 100 shares
Of the cDmpsny's stock were put mp for sale In Eng
land al $50 each. With the understanding that the
money was to be used 10 purchase the secret number
OF Engli,mcn subscribed for the stock and forwarded
c54OO 70 James W Robertson and W II. Cotteriu.
treasurer and president respectively OK the company
4 part OF this money lent by robertson, after
discovering that the secret process was mythical Tie
Engll,hmcn then demanded the return Of their money.
on the ground that 1t had not been used had been
ur,rii,cd Robertson and COttorill denied that the
purchase Of TIE stock had been made by the English
men ON the condition, which they asserted.
signed then brought suit against Robertson and Cot
Judge Patterson nuds that the company was not
partv Ia the transaction. lie laws that Robertson and
ttcrl although connected In no way with the fraud
prrpetratcd upon the company, knew that the money
ud not De applied for the purpose promised several
DAYS before any OF Il lent. They had had II IN
tbcir power 10 recall the money by canceing the
loan lie rc>cnd> the SALE therefore, and gives iuds-
mcrt for the plaintiff.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
cornr CALENDARS FoR TO-DAY

Srpreme CoYlt-trenrral Term-Kac s. continued
Surrcnc Court ban bers-iiei9Te andrews MOTION
,,f.rti \o> / 10 20. called at II O'Clock.
omprerc Court->peciaI Tcrn-Part> and lad
sF.nt -Cncut-part I-AdJourned until october
- slp,en, Co4rt-C -Circuit-Pirts H. III and IV-Ad.
ourlid tie feIm. L.,
". ~ f V,rv a. Brown Timothy r. oNc,'on Phiip
~ - ,I philip " Ncrdnder 10 a. Moses Koths-
b'id Jo.inh H. Dewitt and Mary {. Nicr 10 80 a III
c ar CONT cen raj Term-AGlourned for the term.
SuI,.ior Court-spccial Ierm-B'iore Ottoman, j.
Motions. -r.t., If and d.
Jour tor the trN Fam ,d,o,,,od ,,, Iulv IA
Cooron Pltas-Spccial Tcrm-Beiore Bookstaver' j.
Motions. -.,., ,..r. p..,. = .,a II Adiournea
the term. g., ~. ,,,... ~, ,,,,.k 7 Nations,
tity Court-lIal Term-Parts l. ii, III Aiu i'
r"r, ~ General sessons-Part I-Bcore Martins =,
and assistant Distrct-AttoDey JcSCme-Nos' '" 30
clusly0
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
TROPHIES or BUSINESS HEY

Judgment was secured yesterday IN the supreme
Court bv the Campbell Printing Press ana Na''"'a I
rr.rc CO. against j. Wilson Brown, printer Oh
colds for 5000 06. About June II he
is said to have drawn morey ont OF the bank
and made other collections t. the amount oi Fl7'o'o'
'.,,t rhich ho went West II is supposed that he !,
now In Chicago.
Two judgments for large amounts were filed y">'cr-
d,y I'm the. olicc th" County Clerk. one of those
VA, for 500 .772 80. and was Obtained by Al'r H.
n,.i.. or,tlI, Robert X. Dave,, the drygOod' Nor
r,,ut who,r bu,incS, has been the subject of con-
,rroble litigation The amount was iound du" on a,I
ro,,uting The other Judgment was FIR SlD'. .l3I -.
-; tvnr ~ 81 an L. Hazard against Row lani y lla%rl
,,rbn vas involved recently IN copaitner>hlp suits lie
Made NO objection to the entry OF the judgment which
decree of foreclosure and sale o. The anker, and
Nrrb,nts' telegraph CO.. the 900 900 divisional
mortgage I'm the suit Of the Farmers Loan ana IIut
Tompanv has been issued by Judge Andrews OF the
s,,reme Court There due $500 900 on the mort
core which covers all of the cqmIrnvs properly IN
Sew York Washington, Philadelphia and baltimore
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
nIrS nE IEGAL NENs

Tn, officers of the Granite state PTovidcnt AssOcia-
ton against which a large number Of complaints has
lcon made In the District Attorney office, began suit
Yesterday in the United states Circuit burt against
bernhard sobcl simon Neummcr Charles orc. Hen.
messy William F. Gll and Meyer J. stein. To recover
$50 600 damages, because SiX alleged unwarranted
actions were begun against the association In tho
courts by the defendants.
In the Court Of Common Pleas yesterday Colonel
George Hart conducted examination before trial. in
the suit Of Harry Williams agt. Charles Wilson and
Allen Iichteld Managers Of the Grand Theatre, Brook
Iyu The suit brought fOI the alleged Unauthorized
uroduction OF the play d" The Waif, of New York;
Mr. Katie Emmett. VINO owns the play, gave only Will
isr. thc prylIegc OF producing IL. Manager Williams
aud Mrs Emmett examined Yesterday.
Police officer John ". Taylor who vas dismissed
,-oI the force on MAY % because hc had not taken
oath rlt not interested In the sale OF nt0McaI
iue uduor ha> been successful ~ ms Application cor
r n.' Cement Judge Andrews. of the supreme Cour',
issued "A pcrmptory mandamuS YESTERDAY, directing
ths Police Commissioners 10 reappolnt hhl
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
SrOLE fROu ms EFNEFACTORS.
AN rNGEArrrrL TX CONVICT FORCES THE
NAME or THE rEN THAT GAVE
HIM lurLorNrNr

Charlc, A Io-cc. ala Illlpn. clever Young
,,r,rr vlo Wa serving q SIS year term n the Auburn
stat. Prison. WI detailed boz ih" Warden to assist the
ci..trca,, Iu -rttAr up dynamo M the prison 'r'
c,.l month. A-p u preparation for tl" anticipated
execution. If the murderer Kcmml"r The convict
did IA, work 80 we'll thli he ricctrcIanr took an
ut.,..t in ban and promised t. get Il -'iuauon for
him after hi. rloa>" from prison. upon Ills solemn
pr,ui.. to lead au honest he.
lie v.,, Discharged upon the expiration Of his term
,ou f,ur months az, aid lc "G~ helped Ia get en-
,L,f,,it in tll" Office of the Universal Arr Lamp
comi,,py 10 ~. 49, EA,' Twrnty second >t /. :.
M.,lci. th. mauager th"~'. Thought well d Lor'"'
and thc Young nan performed H. duties satisfactorily
uutu Jnly %. when ho disappeared from the Once
Then il va, discovered tia; he had broken open It
de-k and torn thirty br, cl"ch, from the company
check book 4 few dal later two forged CHECKS pear
inc fh. Signature. of his employers. were sent TO the
Garfield National BANK where The company Iid an
,r,ouut for collection one check, FOR SO, mad been
-. l,J in sew Haven. and IA" OTHER. ior TI-' MA
Icon ma, od on t,cor,r IIUbll, pi Ho 90 NNtl ave
ireucrtnr Iyrncs Wa Informed OF the fJTgerrs an"
( ~, ui,pd,V might LO-rc WaN arrested hf I'cCuNe
s.r,o,nf iacol,. AZ NO 81 East one .hundrru an
t,,ti.tl - The n,rg"r had been living th'w WIN ms
NO Al tho jefferson Market Police court NcNtrNal
n "a, re,,udcd until to ddY, when the pphc" expect
- h,vc a. comp,a uhut- against MN oiher persons Oh
| whom he Ina, pa--"d forged Cheeks
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
potrcry,y VAS THERE To CATcH HIN.

4 novel form Of highway robbery was attempted
nipht before last on train on the Ihrdave elevated
railroad Alfred Roland Of No % second ST. an ACTOR
ott,chcd 70 Cu,tave Ambcrg's company. was riding
-. .h,rt midnight seated beside him was John
wtcre A., cx convict Of No. 42l East Twenty second
4 The actor he'd IL gold watch and chain "hlch at
,,,c,ci In. attention Of Waters. When the train
reached Eighteenth It, Waters lcit the car ana stepping
- fine f,tion platform he came close to the windo"
where. Roland sitting.
Quickly lie reached through and grabbed ihe chaln
and watch. Roland at once seized hi arm Tie tralh
had started and me platform was iniI oi p'"Pie "'
had witnessed the attempted robbery. 10 '',' NUM-
- ,i. ,I,r,,n inn, The street Water, released hi,
ho,d ou tbc chain and wicn,hcd lis arm loose from
t,,,ud,- rr,,p several ciIilcHs tried to stab HIM,
i' L ,uu,ucj Ia the tracl and ran rapidly uptown on
ulo % u, - ,ii ,he -,lc II the rails At IWentethNt ne
lin cd down one Of ;he pillar, 70 the street ana leli
irt the arms Of "A police officer. waters va dihIHlc
49, ,bn Nnrl,ylc l'olice Court Yesterday moIlIlnE hhu
,r,s held I'm default of ~ 800 ban 10 ahs~tI i 0n a
charge Of highway robbery at the Court Ok "chc'" 81
Sessions.