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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-07-08

The population of the newly recov-
cred province of Dongola, Egypt, has
fallen from $4,000 in 1885 to SO, 426.
Cattle have also decreased by two
thirds, and the number of palm trees
BIZ one-half.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-12
SING SING.

Mrs. George W. Kip and her daughter mus
Mice Dorotnv Kim have returned from visit to
Chicago. .o
The bicycle races at Brooksdo Park when were
postponed from Memorial Day, have been set dU y
for Tuesday next at 2:sO O'Clock. The events VIII
W pe Tnf County riders have entered.
The Ossnng Electric Railway VIII on Suha Yor
issue rounnr r5a ' over tS s Whole route
Eben Francis formerly secretary OF the ioh ing
become pastor Of the Baptist Church OF eia''o"'
Henry G. Miller and his family. of sprins-st' are
Messrs. Jacob f. Crow and S. DIN Washburne
have returned from cruise to Albany III '"e ~
Miss Lillian Hull. Of James-st. has returned from
a visit 10 Washingtonvlle, Orange county; alan
Sage. has recovered from the effects OF being nj
by baseball at the Ossning-Steamer game vi
Henry H. Z. westlake assistant clerk at Sing
Sing Prison, is recovering from severe attack oi
Miss Nav Belle Barlow of South Hlghland-ave
on Wedne sday evening gave an Informal dance er IN
honor Of Miss Annie l. Pratt Of HartfS%rd G GI1n
Miss fIetherington. OF Philadelphia the Misses Misses
Armstrong. Ferguson Farnham HAITI l Lent kSWs
He Hem Michel Wallace Of Ansona, Conn; Crera ar
p smeae Of MfSrd PEI ChaHnceIy o, 'I Utica
Utica: Kenneth A. Dodge, OF Paterson. y, j. Lewis
Of M Mnsnnd a. and FTa@k crnsY Of this village
Chief Corrgan and Detective Jacob Lowenhaupt
OF the Sing Sing Police Department have been IN
Kingston this week in connection With the trial or
a pair of burglars who committed foDpery III
A musical will be held at the home OF Mrs
Moran. In Croon-ave. this evening unaer me Oh.
cS Sn 9 1b the K na e IGn Sfpe Se
given by local talent. and the sale OF uckets mas
Children's Day will be celebrated at Calvary
Chapel. Sparta, tomorrow at 2:5o O'CLOCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-12
IRVINGTON.

At the Presbyterian Church on Wednesday even
ing Miss Ida Dearman and Edward w. Terhune
were married by the pastor. the Rev J. A. Ing
ham The bride attended by Miss Grace
Denike of Paterson. ". J. The best man was W.
r. Stockwell of this village. The ushers We're
Frank S. Robinson. thur Beswick Frederick
Abnrcrombie. Robert Stockweil, James Spears and
John Velie After a brief reception MIR. and Mrs.
Terhune started tor Niagara Falls on their honey
moon On their return they will occupy the home
OF Mrs. John Cannon. ~ a.
The funeral OF Charles NJ. Miller. who died on
Wednesday was held yesterday morning AT the
home OF his daughter, Mrs. William Pateman:
Mr. Miller was seventy years old. The burial VIII
be in Bedford. this county.
G. c. Worthington and his family have returned
to their country home for the summer months.
Childrens Day will be observed In the Methodist
Episcopal and Presbyterian churches tomorrow;
William Milllr old resident OF this place, died
az the nome Of his daughter. Mrs. Pateman, on
Wednesday. He was seventy-seven years old; The
funeral Will be held this morning, and the burial
will be in bedford this county.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-12
KATONAE.

The strawberry supper given by the Ladies Aid
Society of the Ka,onah Methodist Episcopal Church
was held on Thursday evening. instead or Wednes-
day as was advertised. pleasant evening was
spcnt and the sum OF $40 realized.
Chdren's Day will be deliberately observed In both
churches Tomorrow. and In the Methodist Episco-
pal Church specially, where a programme entitled
God Is our Strong Tower" Will be given at the
time of the usual morning service. sunday school
will he omitted. and the evening service Will be as
At tho semi-annual election of officers of Mzpah
Circle Kings Daughters. at the parsonage on Tues
dav afternoon Mrs. Hamburger was reelected presi
dent Miss Gusse Benedict vice-president. Mrs. FL,
bridge A. Arnold secretary and Miss Mary Sch0held
treasurer. special meeting OF the circle VIII pe
held nj Mrs Hama OurEh's home on Monday at 2:3p
o'clock arrange an entertainment to be given at
Mr. and Mrs George Horton. of Riverside Conn.
have been visiting their aunt, Mrs. James e. Hor-
ton, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Scofeld; of Cro,on. gave
a birthday surprise 10 Mrs. Scofeld's mother. Mrs
Rachel Sloat, Monday last, in celebration OF her
nlneteth year. Mrs. Soat is active and Is the pos
Mr., and Mrs James II. Williams of This village,
marriage OF their only daughter, Miss Ella Maud
Williams. 10 William G. Barrett. School Commits
sioner the second Of Joseph Barrett and the
nephew of William n. Robertson of this place. The
wedding will take place In the Presbyterian Church
OF which both are members. on Thursday: June p
at 20 o'clock. reception TO relatives Will he held
at the brides home from until o'clock. Miss
Spendley. and Percy Barrett brother of the bride
groom: John Holmes cousin. OF BEDFORD William
Clark of Bedford Station. and Charlie Mead, OF
White Plains. will ushers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-12
PEEKSKILL.

Subscriptions have been received for the ee-
vator at the hospital bringing the total amount up
10 $3.50.
The OF the Euterpe Choral Society have
presented their leader and conductor. Henry T.
Feck Of New-York. a handsome reclining chair. in
appreciation Of his services Mr.. Fleck comes TO
Peekskill a week TO instruct and lead the
Eu;erpe society
This afternoon at $3.50. at the home OF Mrs. Emma
l. Hudson. Nelson-ave. and Paudng st. the pu-
pills Of Miss Hudson will give their annual musical
The women OF Circle G of the First Baptist
Church announce a parlor entertainment at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Moses II. Dean. Simpson
Place on Thursday evening next.
last year Is follows: Ivy Bolton. julia Ludlow.
Fidclia Sherman. Anna Meyer. Olga Byrne. Mary
Banks. Helen Brand Beatrice Wells. Isabel Hol-
land Rosal.ne Conover, Theodore McCutcheon
Florence Spear. Ethel Finch. Mary Weibel and
Maria Carboneli Honorab bic mention for girls who
ret King and Charlotte Smith. Without absence
through the year: Gertrude Paulding and Pauline
Heath.
This morning the pupils OF Miss Millar and Miss
Knight will give a musical for the benefit OF their
friends and as closing OF the school year
Mrs William f. Borden and Mrs Ambrose
Jewell have been at Rochester the present week In
attendance upon the Great Council Of the Ddugh-
ters Of Pocahontas They represented White Shield
Council No Is, Of this village. Mrs. Borden was
elected Great Mlnnehaha OF the Great Council Of
the state and chairman OF the Committee on APP
Women OF 81 Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
will have a cake sale this afternoon. beginning at
o'clock. 1t will be held IN the parlors OF the
church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-12
TARRYTOWN.

The annual closing exercises Of Miss Bulkiey 5
school. in Broadway, were held on Wedhe9dA!
afternoon. Despite the weather. n large number
Of relatives and friends of the pupils present
and an enjoyable time had. Among those VINO
took part were Miss Annie r HGarne MISS Miss Helen
G. Fessenden. Miss Harriet NJ. Robinson, Miss
Pauline Willard, Miss Edith Bait and me Rev
Church. who distributed the diplomas. The grad
yates Miss Katherine Middleton ana MISS
Harriet Minor Robinson. 49, .
Six new members were elected 3; the meene OF
and North Tarrytowp Wednesday evening. .
large and appreciative audience filled Music Han
on Thursday evening to hear the concert given
under the direction of Miss b. X. REM. Dr. REM
was assisted by Nine. Phillips, of New-Iork city,
voloncello: Warren Thompson. tenor; Mrs; Florence
Henry Warburton. contralto; hugo Leiph!hei
flute and Felix Lcipniker violinist. . ,
The Regents examinations Will be heid IN the
Tarrytown High School every day next week. en-
cept Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-12

Dr. mad. rs Sss.s saoT nome e:
church VI. O fSs RsS S Sse0eas GREER 81
new cemetery. Mr. Thomas leaves widow.
ss z Msno MH n ns s ar n ssi
is often seen riding a wheel through the streets
OF william Romaine has offered to give to the VILLAGE
road seyenydye feet IN width through n, his Rsop;
sites FOR building purposes in southampton -.
Last sunday and Vas s was ssS duly
been soldiers ~
which it is proposed to erect there ro,.s. oo,.
ssnn ns GhSFsp aay Be-
in the Presbyteran Church sSIthfmpton o. South.
by the ,b w Boards al Of Foreign and Home Missions
and Freedmen have each received 500;
on Say ans for on aSss fs'
main The third district Of stations nci"se o ~, me
S SSrSose Of Of besem ss" sss
ohr the o. melting and on Saturday
The golf links the ,Ot n. cs seas6y
S under a the S S4esti ON Of Henry Howell
Miss Cecil Rhodes the journa se-s WI" House VEST.
"s TIE Brookhaven Town Beard meets at Yaphank
Trains Of the Long Island Railroad now stop at
MauIe Marion. daughter Of Mrs Zachariah Hal
lock OF Worthwhile. viii be married 70 herDeIs ZION.
roe Reeve OF Matiiiuck on "Wednesday, June 10, Al
o'clock at the Worthwhile CONGREGATIONAL Cnurcn.
The bridal couple viii make their home IN Matti'
tuck. a.. ..,-x No..
Inn by George 4. Griffin. formerly OF Apaquosue
'' Ike proJeciHrs o. the Rverhead ouoaue and
Soutba Inpton Railroad Company are contemp.aung
esta blishlng trolley line from Riverhead TO
Orient and have visited Greenport TO ma en-
couragement for the project .,.
The third annual supper Of the Riverhead Union
School Alumni Association VIII ne neg % a' the long
The Christian Endeavor Society OF Aque6ogue
presented 10 the Rev. c. A. Stonelake a handsome
gold ring on his retirement from the pulpit OF the
Aouehogi;e Congregational Church
A picnic under the auspices OF the Southold
Town Cyclists Association Will he he'd on the
grounds % the Pequash Recreation Club. OF Cut
choguo on June IS NJ 10 o'clock. Southold River
head and Shelter Island residents and their friends
are invited Spec ches will be made and clambake
enjoyed. .t c..,-. W,
ans Missionary Society will be held in the Presby-
terian chapel neyt Friday afternoon. The subjects
before the meeting will be our Missionaries" and
africa" Reports Of delegates 10 the Sag Harbor
annual meeting will be heard.
Services VIII be held in St Andrews Dune
Church for the first time this summer tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-12

Rev John Waters and assistants. and Mrs.
Nanny Lacy. OF New-York City. sang q SOLO. IA
The trustees of Port Chester received from TSu-
win r Studwell chief Of the Volunteer Fire De
partmen his annual report According 10 an tne nd
mort there have been fourteen alarms OF nTe anu
a loss of le1s than $500 In the year. The Depart
ment consists of ls2 drilled and unorm heho1 1e y;
the Port Chester Cornet Band for an allowance IN
money The band has given free concerts rnsds s0f
NJ tha trustees is in favor Of granting the request
Christ Church in Rye Is 2 years oIa on reci nS.
Archdeacon Kirkby. has ordered bicycle racks 70
be placed in the basement for the accommoda non
az vheelmen who desire to attend divine service
and has established line Of stages from Harrison
and adjacent places. . - ,, III, =,
given in the lyceum in Rye on the night OF
Thursday June H.
About two hundred and fifty pupils from the
pubic schools of Port Chester VIII give concert
In the Opera House Tuesday night, under the
direction of c. f. Whiting. The affair is In aid OF
charity and incidentally Is given as an exhibition
OF the result of six years musical training.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-12
NEW-ROCHELLE.

DR. Henry D. Moves and August Seltz have re-
signed from he Board OF Health. and the Village
Trustees have appointed DIR. r. Condit Eddy and
A. b. New &c the vacancies. The Trustees have
given power u the Fire Commissioners to sell the
Huguenot engine and purchase new one TO be
Women of Trinity Episcopal Church will have a
sale of useful articles on next Tuesday afternoon:
The Epworth League of the First Methodist
Church opened its new rooms on "Wednesday night
with an entertainment followed by a reception:
seven members assisted by Norton Fletcher and
under the direction of Miss Disbrow gave laugh
ahla production of "Edison's Electric Dolls.
A special election has been called for July : to
vote on an appropriation of 5 coo for sewerage i'm
movements The voters will have the choice OF
disposal WORKS. apumping station. or extending the
nresent syste n further into the Sound, where 1t
will not annoy the residents along the shore or
those who go in bathing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-12
TOWN YIELDS TO GOWN.
RUTGERS oARsMEN DEFEAT THE NEw-BKUNs-
WICK BOAT CLUB IN MILE RACE

RUTGERS oARsMEN DEFEAT THE NEw-BRuNs-
WICK BOAT CLUB IN MILE RACE.
New brunswick June 1.-THE annual town ana
gown boat race was rowed on the Raritan RIVER
sh,s afterroon The race was for six-oared gigs,
over n mile course straightaway.
Rutgers College entered two crews. the varsity
ard the as Glass crew the latter being excep-
,,onallv strong and being picked as winners. Inc
town was represented by crew from the New
brunswick Boat Club The race excited the great
est interest. DR.. Austin Scott pTesiueht Vi '"e
college was referee. The race was rowed against
the tide and with the wind. The varsity ere"
took the lead at the start. increased IL 10 TWO
lengths and held it until the last elghth Oh
mile when the boat club made squirt. Inc
varsity won by half length. The '9S Class crew
r,ade a poor third. The mile was covered IN D
The winning crew as follows; Dodson, %.
bow; Cook o7 No: .; ThomPSon %; Do pooL o.
Haines 90 No 4; Courtney. 30. NO. o. feeke,
'a5 stroke and Hageman. 90. coxswain. Inc ooae
cub's crew consisted of Mccain: bow Lane
Cooper No. 2: Rastall: No. 3: D. Cooper 49, No y,
Vsndyke No 8: Nicholas, stroke. and I. herbert
Miller. coXswan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-12
HEMPSTEAD.

The Town Board has received an official invita-
ton TO attend and review the first parade and
tournament of the town fire association. at Rocka
wav Reach next Wednesday. The invitation has
been accepted.
The pupils at the puolic school will have their
commencement exercises on Tu ssday evening, June
90 II Is proba BILE that In the near future the in
terror OF the school building will he altered 10 suit
growing requirements. At present the primary de-
partment has two divisions and each Is able 10 at
lend school only half day. more judicious lay
ING ont of the space at disposal would. It Is said
a. awav with this state OF things. besides giving
added accommodations for other departments
The centennial anniversary Of Morton Lodge F.
and A AZ will be celebrated Wednesday June
q ARRANGEMENTS are being made for a parade
ard dinner in the afternoon with mass-meeting
In tho evening II is expected that the Grand Master
Of the State and his staff will attend The Masonic
lodges In the neighborhood will be well repre-
Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-12
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the many names on the frst-capin PAS
senger lists Of seven large transatlantic steam
ships which will sail hence to-day are the follow
ing:
cunard f3samshP E for yers Bishop
Alexander c. Garrett, OF Baltimore; Lieutenant
d MT the ksS P Mar snd and
Lean; the Rev. john McNamee. Mrs. John Maekapy:
the the Rev Nassau Stephens and Mrs. stephens and
the Rev. J. Spencer Turner. jr; -. ,,.,.s
French Line steamship La Bretagne Tor raw "
A. H Forget t Mr. and Mrs Gilbert E. Jones. George
f Gaes anG Mii9sr Dr. Ea%srd
and Mrs Juan Garcia Puron; professor Rue paS
asssrs Z 9sn a and and r v9iSsrt nr.
m SSrh Msss 9yS E and
Professor and Mrs e' " g. Emery and chiIdrsn:
Mrs. Ro GhaTss aa S n nSs'ml Martin Ls
DR.. n. Patteis. Mrs John B. stetson and John .;
sissssn' A r MT 81 hn4 w MITE tdsa
Anchor Line steamship Ansn9rnIa d iST f. A.
The R Mrs / n IT Goe General and Mrs Ma
lone oney. With Frederick Maloney and the Misses
sl nGnst and Mr., RI and Mrs. II ID s!ear1s;
aSllnnf A" %nq Mrs BSSIasR S,, Ta
Master Derrick yabsS Eve aSa United
eoni nH"i TO Dutch Fast indies; The Rev c H. r.
DdIsRSssssS2 ssd Mrs | 81
- cSdren: Mr. and Mrs. s. r.. Stokes, with Mas
ters s f. and J. $ Stokes and the Misses FLOR
sn.a 4 and Anna :. Stokes. ,,.,,,.,,,
North German Lloyd steamship Kaiser Wilheim
II for Gibraltar and Genoa-Dr, Katharine ID b ll
nntte Mrs and Miss Cannon Mr. and Mrs com
u Cooper pr and Mrs. Martin J. FLEMING, MI
and Mrs Martin a. Foran Sylvester Garrett an, anu
Mrs y N Garrett, John 4. kassan, Mr.. and MIS-
G. r Kittredge and Miss Louisa Kttredge. MI ana
Mrs Martin Keppcr and Miss Ethel keppler, Cab
tain and Mrs James r. Matthews. with James r.
Matthews jr Miss Therese f. Matthews and Mas Mas
tey y, Nash Matthews; the Rev. DIR. ana MIS-;
George W Phillips Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Howiand
Russell, Professor r. a Rise ProfeSsor "na f Ms
ior Mr. and Mrs. Edgar underhl, Mr. ana MIS-
Frederic r Underhill and Miss Underhill. and fro'
fessor Webster Wells. 49,, -.
. Among the passengers who sailed from TINS pS i
for Glasgow on the Alian-State Line steamsnip
STATE OF Nebraska yesterday were Bishop John
Hazen White OF Indiana polls Daniel Thomson. o.
this city John Mcgowan. OF Philatelphia; captain
n IT fitshugh OF Providence. r. l.. and the Rev.
George Barker Stone. Of Baltimore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-12
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

The annual athletic exhibition ard closing eXer-
cises by the students of Irving institute Of which
Professor John NJ. Furman is principal, were he!d
on Thursday. The first prize for the best senior
ward Collins captured the first prize In the junior
class. In the afternoon the boys, enjoyed trip
in the evening consisted of decla atons, music
and the distribution of the prizes and diplomas
View OF Life won the essay prize: Frank Water
man won the scholarship prize and diploma: on
Thursday evening it was decided 70 give re,cep-
lion and dance for the ladies' Eair Commits
day evening George a. Sinnott. Bernard r. Foley
and Martin Glynr were appointed Committee OF
The Brooklyn Heights Athletic Club and The the
Young Mems Catholic Lyceum baseball as, teams VIII
Howard II. Morse. a vestryman Of ST. Marks
Church WashngoP Irving Msmoa Th pSa Sts Se
vcstry Of the church was opposed to leasing tno
recoy George f. the P loGf M
Two villages. and additional facts were brought out
II seems that Hutchinson was discharged by Mr.
nae Ss actions in brnging Mr. Rockefeers
into local politics was displeasing to the millionaire
About two months ag0 Hutchinson ID, di7chaTged
ters, because they did not vote a ticket which
Hutchinson favored Mr. Rockefeller has gwen
Bedford Road by July /, and, accordingly, Hutch
inson leased St. Marks rectory.
in I'll the Lyceum by St. stephens College Glee club
for the benefit Of ST. Marks Episcopal Church
The sraduatns exercises Of the class of ~ of the
Home Institute. OF which Miss Metcalf is principal
Mil be M Td Ma %husdf BrO sySnf Mss
erson and Miss Helen Butler To.morrow evening
Episcopal Church will preach a special sermon
TO the graduates and junior members OF me senop
Robinson Of Yonkers. will play Charles ID. Mard
and Edward Thayer of this village IN d9 246,,H,,
this afternoon the grounds OF the Sleepy Hollow
Lawn Tennis CUB.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-12
GLEN COVE.

Tho haIf-yearly election of officers OF fe'''plUhc
Lodge l. o. o. F.. will be held AT the 'es''
meeting at Pembroke Hall this evening.
The plans and specifications for macaoa"'l%''s
the town roads. in accordance with 'o,e '"a ~,
" ,,o snr,nc election. have been approved by the
II,rh,.o,. commissioners and work will soon We
hng,1n THE Board has appointed W. H. BOVINE Oh
5rho Democratic Town Board met at Stroppel
Hotel on TUESDAY The committee @hi of d IsH
ipnpIn eganst Chairman McAlester reported tle
charges THIS I'M B 5epGd felt that
some other move should be made. In spur i d ol
fairness to the Third District II was % pe
cai eecton instructing the several dis,ricts -, 20
elect new committeeman and also new onc er,h ~
tne until the new Board is elected =.
Entries for the first races ana atnIetc i spo' Cove
BE- given under the auspices or the IIeH ~ ~
Wbesmen next Saturday will close today ,1 Inc
aons viii he at the Eclipse track AT Iien f1eau'
Ceoree II Hoffman is chairman of the games coH'-
mi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-12
AAIAICA.

The new Normal School will be opened. accord
ing 10 present arrangements. on September S. The
building IS being furnished by the State Depart
ment OF Public Instruction. and an extra grant of
$500 given by the Legislature will be used in
grading the grounds. sewering. etc.
The annual election OF officers for the jamaica
Savings Bank held on Tuesday Colonel A. A.
De Grauw. who served as first president OF the
ba lk. and has held that Office through the forty
five years OF its existence was reelected. The
vce-presidens are John II. Sutphln and George l..
Peck William A. Warnock is secretary. and j. H.
Brnckerhof Is treasurer
The much discussed case OF William p. Horton.
who refused 10 give up his place keeper OF the
Queens County Almshouse after his successor had
been appoin ted, has been decided by the courts
against Horton. and he will be required 10 vacate
at an early date Horton was employed by the
old Board for three ye1rs. but the decision has
been made that the act was illegal and that the
contract should be aside. Tredwell Abrams. Of
Lynbrook. Will succeed Mr.. Horton as keeper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-12
A TEN-YEAR-OLD FIREBUG.

OTTO BRAUNsTEIN. OF JERSEY CITY CUM h'9H'
TO HAVING SET A BARN on FIRE
ten-year-old hrebug was arraigned before oiioe
Justice Neyin In Jersey City yesterday. Inc young
tncendiary is Otto Braunstein, OF NO % farNie"-
ave- ,. =,
Clarence Sweeney No g6 Fairview-ave.. on Ihurs-
day evening and informed him that his barn was
on fire. Mr. Sweeney hurried TO the buiiding ana
found paper and kindling saturated with OIL amaze
IN the centre of the floor. He quickly STAMPED ou'
the fares and informed the police Detec'l'e
Iarkins Intercepted young Braunstein. who denied
that he was the incendiary but by slip OF the
tongue said that the kerosene came from MS par,
ents. house He finally confessed that ne sIa aeU
she bla1e not 10 burn the building. but to OBTAIN
a reward from Mr. Sweeney. The boys father stated
that his son recently developed strong h
for cheap novels and he prcsuines that thc VIII
romances have affected his mind Justice Ne'lh
paroled the boy in the custody or MS 1a'her'