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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-14
BRIEF NOTES.

The Women's Relief Corps Of Con-
yngham post will run an excursion to
Montrose on Aug. 81, where the Seven-
Counties Veteran association reunion
will be held.
Today is the last day for obtaining
the per cent. rebate on city taxes.
Ex-County Detective Whalen was
thrown out of his carriage u few days
ago on the new Bear Greek road, and
dragged some distance before his
friends could stop the team.
Ex-Sheriff Robinson has decided not
to allow his name to come up for chair
duties az deputy treasurer will not al
low him time to fill both offices to his
own satisfaction.
A well-attended entertainment was
given last evening in the First Welsh
Baptist church, on Meade street. Miss
Edith Brewer was president.
u. L. O'Niell. Of this city, has been
admitted to practice law in the courts
of Wyoming county.
w. j. Byars council, Junior Order Of
American Mechanics. will give a lawn
festival at Firwood this evening.
The members Of the Stafford camp
at Harvey's lake have returned to their
homes In this city, and report having
lake.
Ed Conner, James Carr and De-
Haven Conner made a century run last
Sunday from Wilkes-Barre to Danville
and return.
The Oratorio society has completed
arrangements for their picnic at Dela-
ware Water Gap on Sept 25.
The Polish and Lithuanian club. a
new political organization Of Duryea,
has made application for charter.
Two young boys, sons Of John Kelly.
Of Lee Park. received some slight shot
wounds In the head on Monday last.
The shot came from the gun Of WILL
lam Morris, who was shooting spar
rows. The injuries were purely acci-
dental and 1t Is not likely that any le-
gal trouble will result.
The funeral Of Mrs. William s. Hin
ton takes place today from her late
home, on Barney street. Interment will
be made at Carverton.
A subpoena In divorce was yester-
day granted by the court to Mary T..
FOrschener against F.. T.. Forschener.
Brutal treatment and infidelity were
the causes.
Mrs. M. Lenahan. Of Kulp street, fell
down stairs yesterday morning and
broke leg. She was taken to the city
hospital and the limb was set.
Some OF the high officials of the VAL
ley railroad will be here today to in
spect the coal mines in the Wyoming
and Hazleton regions. Superintend-
ents Wilbur. Blakeslee and Lathrop are
with the party.
Michael Collins young boy, was
badly hurt last evening by being run
over by an electric car. He is at the
hospital.
Charles Wiltz. a street musician, was
sent below yesterday by Mayor Nichols
for vagrancy.
Mayor Nichols will go on his vacation
today and Alderman James !. Thomas
will perform his magistratal duties nm
til his honor returns.
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FUNERAL OF DIR. DAVIS.
A Largo AssembIase Pays Their Las
Token Of Respect and Esteem,

A Largo Asscmbineo PAYS Their Last
Token Of Respect and Esteem.
The funeral of the late DIR. Rees Davis
took place yesterday afternoon. There
was brief service at the house. at
which Rev. Thomas Thomas. of Wy
abusing. relative OF DIR. Davis. offered
the prayer.
The remains lay In handsome black
cloth covered casket in the back parlor
and were viewed by many friends.
Though considerably wasted. his face
still bore Il very natural expression.
During the day many Of his profess
sional brethren called to view the re-
mains for the first time. At 2.30 the
remains were placed In the hearse and
borne to thePresgyterian church. where
services Were conducted by Rev. DIR.
Hodge. assisted by Rev. L. ]. Morris
DIR. Hodge spoke briefly and was fol-
lowed by Rev. Mr.. Norris. who referred
to the many good qualities of the de-
ceased. There were many handsome
floral offerings sent by friends. among
which Were a wreath. harp and numer-
Gus bouquets of cut flowers.
The pall-bearers We're: DIR. ID. ]. ].
Mason. DR.. w. q. Weaver. Mayor Mich
OILS. DR.. Guthrie. DIR. J. ii. Moore and
Colonel Sturdevant. The interment
was made In Hollenback cemetery.
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proper amendment. With that view
ne yesterday consulted lawyer and le-
gal proceedings will be the result.
ID. l.. Kennedy. OF Honesdale, who
was once prominently Unidentified with
the anti-court house movement In
Wayne county. was a visitor In this
city yesterday.
p. II. Gallagher, of the firm OF Gal
lagher 4 Fay, is in New York city ON
business.
j. II. Mulkey returned yesterday
morning from few days at Lake Ariel.
where his family are spending the sum-
mer.
Mrs. ]. ]. Dryden and daughters Miss
Agnes and Mrs. DeMun, and grand
son. Hugh Hughes, left town yester-
day morning to spend a few weeks at
Atlantic City.
The Misses Margaret Monte and Hat
tie Barber, s. NJ. Parke and Charles
Richards, who have been attending
Moody's Bible school, at NOrthfield.
Mass. returned yesterday.
The PaTke Mission Band will hold its
regular meeting at the house of ]. ..
Manning on Friday evening. A full
attendance Is desired.
isaac McCarty, aged So years, of 224
Fremont street, left his home on Sun
= " \,
and has not yet returned. As he is such
an old man. fears are entertained for
his safety. When he went away he
wore suit of black clothes, blue
striped shirt with black slouch hat.
lie Is about five feet eight inches tall.
ANY particulars as to his whereabouts
Will be thankfully received.
n trolley ride was enjoyed on Monday
evening by merry party, consisting OF
Name Judge. John Joyce, Lizzie McDer-
mott. John Grace. Jennie Conway. VIII
Judge, Name Golden, Charles Judge,
Agnes McCawley. AL. McCawley, Annie
Cawley, Tom Blewitt. Alice Farley. Pat
McHale. Name McDermott. Katie
Tigue. Mamie Pagan, Virgil Gibbons,
Peter Joyce, Joe OMalley. James De-
laney, Mr.. Welsh and Mr.. Brown. They
were entertained at Leonard's hotel,
MooSic, where dancing was INDUCED in,
after which refreshments We're served.
Major Negley, brother of General a.
Negley, accompanied by his son and
Mr.. Raymond, all prominent business
men of New York city, were in this
city yesterday
The employees of the Lehigh Valley
railrOad will receive their pay today.
the Pennsylvania Coal company will
pay their employees tomorrow (Thurs-
day. and Friday.
Samuel Smythe. who has been spend
Ing the summer with his family at
Heart Lake, was In this city yesterday.
j. 7. Evens Is acting as secretary at
the Young Mems Christian association
during the absence of Mr.. Armstrong,
who Is attending Evangelist Moody's
sammer school at Northfield, Mass.
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Action POSTPONED. .

The Republican county candidates
met at Chairman Hands office yester-
day morning to select county COM
mittee, but after talking over the sltu-
alton thoroughly, decided to postpone
action for few days. They will meet
at Mr.. Hands office again on Friday at
p. m. As Chairman Robinson posi-
lively declines to accept the position
again, the candidates want to 60 slow
In selecting competent successor, and
hence are in no hurry to complete an
organization which might later prove
unsatisfactory.
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II the Baby Il Cutting Teeth.

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup has bean
used for over Fifty Years by Millions Of
Mothers for their Children while TeethinC.
with Perfect Success. It Soothes tho
Child. Softens the Gums. Allays all Pain: |:
Cures Wind Collie, and Ii the best remedy
for Diarrhoea. Sold by Druggists In ev-
cry part of the world. Be sure and ask for
MRS. Winslow's Soothing Syrup" and
bottle.
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STUDY IN BRONZE HAIR,
Novel Incident Illustrative Of Loudon's
varicgatcd Life.

A curious claim, says a London ex-
change. was brought before Judge
Lumley Smith In the Westminster coun-
ty court yesterday. FIJI for a perfumers
bill being claimed by a Mr.. Emile
against Captain Toler and his wife. The
principal question was as to whether
washing the lady's hair with dye. which
her husband said made her hair bronze
to which he objected. was necessary.
One Item was for additional hair for the
back Of the head and curls 1t appeared
that the operation. when the dye was
used. lasted three hours, and his honor
expressed surprise that any lady should
sit for three hours to have her hair
dressed.
1t appeared that the lady received 1900
a year from her husband. Judge Smith
was Of opinion that 1t was not necessary
to have bronze hair, however much
1t might be the fashion. and gave judg-
ment for the amount claimed against
the wife only.
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Car COupling Accident.

Charles Gallagher. of SO Lehigh street.
an engineer of u small locomotive run
ming between the Prospect and Oak
wood shafts. had his leg broken yester-
day while coupling two mine cars. He
was taken to the city hospital and made
as comfortable as possible. Mr.. Gala
CHER Is u widower and resides with his
family at the above address.
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THE Tribune has opened a branch OF
fee at No. %. Laning building, fuDiic
Square, Wilkes-Barre. 1t Is the purpose
of the publishers to issue newspaper as
valuable to the general public as the met
ropolitan dailies. and deliver It to the peo-
pie throughout Northeastern Pennsyivan,a
from three to five hours earlier than the
Philadelphia and New York papers can
Qsh them,1
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A BRA ye Roscuc.

Yesterday morning. while Samuel
Silkhaus, aged s years, son Of Will
lam Silkhaus, Of 40 Fell street, was
playing with some companions near the
mouth of the big sewer at the bridge.
he fell into the water, which ID quite
deep at this point. The little fellow
could not swim and sank twice before
his companions appeared to realize his
danger.
John McGinty. Of II Murray street,
saw the boy 80 down. and running
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Gas Explosions.

by an explosion of gas at the Dor
rance colliery yesterday, John Gidak
and M. Boam We're burned. Both were
taken to the city hospital. where their
burns were dressed. Boam later went
to his home, but Gidak's condition was
more serious and he remained at the
hospital John Graylock. u Polander.
was burned yesterday by mine gas at
the Dorrance mine.
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down the bank. dived in after him.
bringing him to the surface. With
some difficulty Mr.. McGinty. aided by
Israel LittletOn. got the boy ashore.
and he was taken home. where a ply
sician was called and found the boy
little the worse Tor his narrow escape.
A large crowd saw the rescue and loud
ly applauded Mr.. McGinty for his brav-
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lneee ase Of lnde BITE dness

OFFICE OF rsr CoLL1rRY ENarNEER Co, /
r HEREBY CERTIFY THAT TAE FOL
L lowing resolution was adopted at . meet
ing OF the board OF directors Of this company.
held on tho 9Th day Of July. 1905:
Resolved, That . meeting Of the stoekhold.
ers Of the Colliery Engineer company b called
to convene st the general Office of the com.
psny. Coal Exchange, Scranton. Pa, on the
18th day Of September, to take action on ap.
proyal or disapproval Of the proposed increase
OF the Indebtedness Of said company from
nothing to $50, 200. and that the secretary be
and Is hereby directed to give notice thereof
as required by law.
Attest: r. J. FOSTER.
Secretary.
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MilkeS=Bdrre.

quelled without arrest. II lost children
restored and So nuisances removed.
There were fires discovered, l extin-
guished without alarm, and $ll stolen
and restored. The total amount of
money taken from persons and restored
WAS SAOO O5
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The City Trcasurer's Report.

City Treasurer I. NJ. Thomas report
ed for July, at last evenings meeting,
as follows: General account. receipts,
$l,497.7i; disbursements. $2l. .l22.52; bal
ance, $27,936.49; cemetery account. bal
ance. $4.964; interest account. receipts,
s29. 40; balance, $6,S02.77; building ac-
count. disbursements, $l52.l4; balance.
$l,3S9.32.
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Isgsi.

TxECGTORs NOTICE : EsTxTE Of
T. John Ransom, late Of tho township Of
Coyington, In the county Of Lackawanna and
state Of Pennsylvania deceased Letters tss.
tamentsry. Of the last will and testament Of
the said John Ransom, deceased, having been
granted TO the undersignsd, all persons hav.
Ing claims and demands against the estate OF
the said dscedent arc requested TO present
those who arg indebted thereto will please
make immediate payment 70 the undersigned.
81. y. WARDELL
HARRISON RANSOM,
JOHN =. sCRAoO,
Attosnsy for the Estate. W
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Topic cards for the next six months
printed in good style at low prices. II YOU
contemplate an excursion or festival this
summer, It will pay you to consult us
about printing posters. circulars. tickets,
etc The Tribune
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Wsnted-To Buy.
"AETED-TO PURCHASE ON WEST
w Side. house and lot. ". Tribune office,
Sealed Proposals.

A RCHITECTS ARE HEREBY INVITED
n to submit preliminary sketches FREQ OF
charge. for an eight.story Office building 7Sxl00
and floor plan; building when complete to
cost not to exceed $50, 100; sketches to be in
hands Of secretary not later than August 70,
1895, sealed and signed In cipher. Architects
to submit price for tho supervision OF tho
erection OF the building, and cost Of completed
plans In sealed envelope, properly signed.
ID. B. ATHERTON, Secretary
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EXTRA APPROPRIATIONS.
Finance Committee Makes Suggestions
for the Disposal of Extra Tax Money.

for the Disposal OF Extra Tux Money.
The finance committee at last even
ing's council meeting reported that the
tax receipts this year will be @.23354
more than formerly and they recon-
mended that it be expended in city ap-
propriations as follows: Fire depart
ment sundries. $4,000; police. additional
sergeant and two additional patrolmen.
81 ,44O; repairs to city property. $500;
repairs to asphalt pavement. $1,000; for
crematory, $500; street lighting,
$79S,5i; total, S92S3.54.
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pit,ston Business Directory.

FOR FIRST-CLASS PLUMBING CALI.
on Wright & Co., 81 South Main street
A new range for sale or exchange; also
secondhand household goods, bought or
sold
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Age nts Wanted.
Public Sale.

FNHE FIXTURES IN STORE l3l PENN
L avenue. formerly j. Price. consisting OF
show cases, safe. counters desks shelving and
other fixtures, will be sold at auction today at
$50 p. IN. c. H. SOPER,
Attorney for Creditors.
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HT0ffCF iS HSSSSY 0fvsN 10 fNsGS.
~ .anes ecopanles - pay ns issufanoe. q
-: 81, : "a q %
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Schools.

SCHOOL OF THE LAcKAwANNA.
Scranton, Pa, prepares boys and girls
for coilge or businsss; thoroughly
trains young children. Catalogue ct 70.
quest. Opens September 10.
REV. THOMAS NJ. CANN,
WALTER H, BUELL..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-10
DIR. BRADFORD IN COURT
HELD IN $4,000 FOR ExAMINATroN-MAJoR DRUM

HELD IN So oco FOR EXAMINATIoN-MA DRUM
MoND on COURTNEY.
DR. Orlando +. Bradford. OF No. 5li Thrd-ave
and John H. Nixon. ex-keeper OF Sing Sing. the
alleged counterfeters. who were arrested by Sc
cret Service agents last Saturday, were arraigned
before United States Commissioner Alexander yes
rerday afternoon FOR examination DIR. Bradford
W. ranrssent.d by G. c. Campbell. OF No 85
BROADWAY As counsel United States District ttor-
ney Wallace Macfarlsne and his assistant. MT Ball.
appeared to prosecute Before the proceedings were
begun Mrs Courtney wife OF DR.. Joseph l.. Court
ney Of No 3O2 Secoud-ave Brooklyn one OF the
other alleged counterfeiiers who were arrested
with DR. Bradford last Saturday. entered the room
ana asked the permission OF the Distrlct-Attorney
10 speak to DR. Bradford. This was granted Soon
afierward she called for the District Attorney
and chief Hazen to come over and hear DR.. Brad
ford vindicae her husband" At her earnest request
Or Bradford had tod her that he never had had
any business relations With her husband.
No testimony taken. The Commissioner fixed
the bal Of DR. Bradford at 5000 and that Of
Nixon at Sc 100 The examination was set for Thurs
day at II O'Clock
Courtney will be examined to-day before United
States Commissioner Romaine in Jersey City.
where ne is wanted as one OF the Brockway gang
OF tcounterieiters
The against Carlton Bentley. OF No. g
East One-hundred- Land twenty -hth-st.. II an
nouneed was not yet ready for examination; Bent
said that his arrest In connection with
the escape last August OF DR. Bradford. which
would he sifted to the bottom.
The chief also announced that Secret Service
Agent Thomas Callaghan. Who with ". J. Burns,
In charge OF DIR. Bradford. OF No 1t Third
ave- at the time OF the latter's escape had been
discharged by Secretary Carlisle
Major Drummond. ex-Chief OF the Secret Service
says Courtney is really James Brummel. who hao
a record as ccunterteiter extending back to the
sixties
Major Drummond added:
When the Identity OF the man found in Brock.
ways house In Jersey City al the time OF the
latter's arrest. and allowed TO go under the name
OF Adolph Smith. becomes known. there will h =
sensation throughout the country"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-10
IN TRADE

rho land He combines in delightful measure m
best qualities OF the urbane and polished Parisian
and % the all-around American whose faith u
planted on Plymouth Rock
Mr. Coulert. said that in no manner direct or IN
direct had he had any ln,imaton from President
Cleveland regarding appointment as the sue
cessor Of the late Judge Howell f. Jackson. ON
the thrd-term question Nr. Coudert was as 20
quacious as the proverbial clam.
When II came 10 Partisan newspapers however,
ne had interesting things 70 especially when
his attention directed % remarks on the sub
iect recently made by Charles A. Dana. Said ne:
style is the great feature OF the Partisan news
paper Everything In the paper l. written with .
view to choice diction and finished style. Each aru-
Gle as perfect In rs in this respect as II can
be made In the American newspaper the cry IL
News Newsr In the Partisan newspaper II Is
always .etvler When In Paris get more news
regarding events in the French capital from an old
New-York newspaper than | can from Partisan
newspaper The Partisan Is not concerned about
mere news news. Bu, let there be new DOCK
OF importance. new invention out OF the usual or
a new discovery in science. or In the art OF war.
and the Frenchman Is deeply interested In H. ana
wants to know all about H.
THE book reviews in the Partisan newspaper are
e.egant.y learnedy and thoroughly well done. Ana
the same is true OF first nights The Tribune and
The sun book reviews remind me much OF the
Partisan article IN these respects ~ -. 81.
Mr. Coudert said he hal seen no evidences O., ins
alleged jeilOtsies OF Lyons ana other
OF the position Paris would play In the great ex-
position OF 1900. 1t VIII be wonesriu eAh i
ton" said he. "greage than that OF chicago since
all Europe will be- there, and thousands upon tno-
sands of Americans. Al France viii unite In max.
ing il A great md magnih'en afa!r mere VIII
be no iesousles. since al VII join IN making 'he
exhibition a monetary success. .. =.
Nr COuIer. said n had seen or heard n),lng OF
the alleged news cabie1 - this c9unr' refenl.
that rhe Duke IF orleans had made un MS nina
tina: the Republic OF France was an IS aOilsnra acs'
and 50 had proclaimed III renuncation OF nS PFC,
tensions the throne There Is nothing IN taa,, -.
was Mr. Coniei's comment HIS pretenslohs arc
I'M. stock IN trade"
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FAMILIAR NAMES ~ TIE LIST
SOME or THE MEN ACCUSED II THE OLD INuicT'
MENTs RECENTLY FOUND

SOME or THE MEN ACCUSED ~ THE OLD lNulcT'
MENTs RECENTLY FOUND
District Attorney Fellows yeyeriay afternoon
gave OUT Ist o. names from the Two Thousand or
n.re oil indictments which were found on satur-
day Wrong doors % al grades are namei n the
indictments and many ~ the names are pS ~
means unfamiliar Among them Is that OF Eiwsrd
l. seannen the brother o. J. J. S"anneu inricted
on January g. 1855. for brutal assault. Promi-
nert among those indicted for Wolat ons OF the
excise law are Los curtis. at ore time strong
politician. GEORGE Hepburn and David ROBERT
eAnorg the lapers are indictments against
Michael Barone for homicide. February -, l"l
never tried: Felix Rooney julia Rooney Bridget
Rooney and Catherine Hoollran. for murder on
March 80 lssi. John McSierry. FOR manslaugnter
on March H. 1916 and Francis c. Page. for man.
slaughter on March 81. 1881. Other indictments ior
hor.ctae were against patrick speuman ara Mar
tin REYNOLDS on May 8. 'S7s. and Charles Reien-
burg and Edward Perfect. on October - n&
There were numerous indictments for keeping DIS
orderly. houses some OF those named on this
charg. are Los Curtis. February -. lsS' syi-
vester Brush on September q. 1873 JOSIAH Jex on
September % ;sSS Other charges were against
Jacob Abore. manager OF the Eighth street inca
tire. Oh May t. 1873 for 'ruelty TO cniIdreh' ana
on two other dates for admitting children under
fourteen years old to his theatre. j. cute Co.
and Taylor 3 CO.. who ran lottery scheme IN
WalI-st under the guse OF a brokerage business.
on March % ISL: John Roster and Albert Bial.
for oxc,se violation in November. 1871, Lucius APP
pleby. for gambling and bookmakins. on May ~
is7s ,,-,. ., 1881
fnr violation OF the lottery laws. X Is seid thae
Anthony Comstock has frequently ASKED ABOUT
this 49,. ma. MAMA
raDduro hat the accused persons had been dis
cbaroeS in the custody Of Police Captain Byrnes
asterward Superintendent. who consented to be re-
spWIss,s, horton sad TO be the late state Sena-
tor and ex-Police Justice b. that name, was IN
dicted on June 8. 1873 for assault
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4 FINE IMPOSED ON MRS WARTHUR.
SHE SAYS SHE HAS HAD AN OFFER FROM A
MUSEUM SINCE SHE LEAPED FROM
THE RRIDGF

Mrs. Clara Macarthur. .he first woman TO jump
from the Brooklyn Bridge. sentenced TO pay
a fine Of s. by Magistrate Crane in the Tombs
Police Court. Yesterday morning. She paid and
left court with her husband, who had in bundle
under his arm the mems clothes in which she made
the jump Saturday morning.
Mrs. Macarthur insisted that her husband knew
absolutely nothing OF her intended jump.
Il made my mind to Jump" said Mrs. Nc
Arthur. "and when have made up my mind YOU
might a we'll let alone"
George A. McDermott appeared for Mrs. Nc
Arthur I'VE might as well save time" he said
10 Magistrate Crane. "by admitting that she
jumped. She driven TO do by fear OF star
walton OF herself. husband and fiveyear-old child.
None of the loafers who jumped off the Bridge
received punishment than a fine. and this
is woman OF intelligence"
Put II We don't punish her. said Magistrate
Crane. all the women In this city might think
they were entitled 10 jump As l understand II.
this woman simply jumped to get into museum
I'll fine her s."
Mrs Macarthur said she had offer to pose in
Huber's Museum She said she had no home at
present. but would go from court TO BILLY divers
boathouse, on the Harlem.