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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21
DARING

NEW YORK. June Secretary
Long has issued orders that hereatt-
er no government vessel % the sta
az a fir2t-cIass hattleshlp shall be
taken through the Hell Gate mar
rows. except under circumstances Of
pressing emergency.
This order follows upon the daring
feat Of Henry N. Manney. who him
self. without 4 pilot steered the bat
tirship Massachusetts through the
He'll Gate narfaWS in order 70 de-
faonstrate thwt IN ease 81 heStiiltlas
with a foreign power a ship ~ she
same bulk and draft as the Masza-
chuSetts could b. steered past the
fortifications at Willets point AMI
Fort Schuyler.
Capt. Maunsy.s daring act has
caused the siveliest discussion In
army and navy circles. officials
canoS help admtrtug htS nerve and
ability. hut the act ~ exposing a
vessel like the Massachusetts, 10 such
great danger Is denounced as rash In
the extreme.
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VERY BOLD
ORDINANCE

NEW YORK. June gf.-preaidenf
Gugrenheimer Of the municipal
council Is drafting a form Of ordln-
ance designed 10 prevent the crowd
ing 81 passengers In the aisies be-
tween the seats Of open street cars
II viii prohibit the transportation
companies from carrying passengers
In the alsles. and win contain a
clause imposing fine Of So for
every person that stands I'm the aisles
on the conductor ~ any car who al
lows passengers 70 board a filled car
II is thought that by making the
conductors responsible for the en-
forcement Of the ordinance II will be
possible 10 have u effective. which
would not be the case N n was left to
the city 70 enforce II by actions af
the civil courts against the com
panies. u will also tend 70 make
the car conductors fight for their
iires snd property.
similar ordinance r. extant in
London. Eng. which was introduced
b. the city council mainly for the
benefit of the car horses.
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JUNE WEDDINGS
Three Performed This Week BY
Rev. G. N Randall.

Rev. r NJ. Randall. pastor ~ the
FirS, NJ =. church. has a good rec
ord this week for June weddings On
Monday evening ne united in the
holy bonds Mr. George - Farr and
Miss Enc r Jones. 1901 Fourth ave-
nue.. The rooms were handsomely
decorated and the invited guests
witnessed q pretty wedding.
on Tuesday evening an equally
pretty wedding took place NJ the
home Of the bride. ZIG sixth avenue.
when Mr.. Ernest g. Bates and Miss
~. blanche Franks were married
Rev. Randall officiating
Last evening Mr.. Randall at his
residence united in wediock Mr. n
r. Spence u II paso Tex. and Miss
Ida Liza Crabill. Of Oriiia. Wash
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Signed By the Mayor.

The ordinance providing for the
asphalt paving IT Highland drive
vas signed Yesterday hv Mayor
Humes. Tbs ord nance was cent IN
the engineers office. where the nee
essRry computations win be made.
which viii require two or three
weeks. lids vii then D. advert sxe,l
for. and u Il thought a contract viii
he let IN about SIX weeks. The elty.&
part 81 the Improvement VIII amount
10 about q 20.
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NO MORE TELEPHONE MONOPOLY

began the fight Tor telephone
be rsted Tomorrow the FIRST fruits Of
public benefit and against
which, while eNacnE eShorhtan preH
viii be caped For
promising q give fun reasonable
OF the council known Familiarity
PREVENT TELEPHONE COM
PETITION
telephone this failure
without spirit hoasuneas
take 20 tself a Eooiy OF credit
telephone
HONEST business
business NY GIVING
PATRONS THOROUGHLY EFFICIENT TELEPHONE
SERVICE RIGHT AND REASONABLE PRICES
you FOOL
FOOL all OF the people all time"
right In
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EXCURSION RATES

on accoun, Of the National Eduea-
ttonai association convention 20 be
held IN Detroit. Mica. July 4 20 Il.
the Northern Pacific and ErsHt
Northern railway lines have Issued
a passenger tsriff Of tSi.ss for a Re.
turn trip from IL. coast
A rate 81 $50 has brrn announced
from the coast - Cincinnati. q. and
return. on account ~ The annual cnns
xention 81 the United Christian En-
deAyor societies to be held at that
place July 20 10.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

~ THE SUPERIOR COURT Oh
the state Of Washington Ter the
county 81 king tu Probate In
the matter Of the estate II g.. NJ
Guaa. decreased No, askl. Notice
90 Creditors
Notice iH hereby given that the
creditors - the estate Of o. ~ Goes.
decrease shall within one Ysaf from
the date herein written. present All
claims against The estate 81 the De
ceased. with necessary NnuC hers. -
the undersigned ~ Nnou sik burke
building Seattle Washington.
Dated az seattle. Washington. this
7th dny 81 June teQl
BELLE y lOaa.
Administrators - ths estate ~ =. II.
Goes deceased.
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WM X bUfTAEft. attorney Al
Law. Suits prosecuted ana defend
81 ln all courts. - years expert
euce. Proceedings in bankruptcy
Companies Incorporated. Abstre Is
carefully examined. Collections
made Ia all parts 81 the United
States. Highest commercial and
bank references. bi3 Third ave-
nue. Phone. Main 1000.
J, = BALL IL and a Roxweil block.
l06 Columbia at. Phone, Blue DO.
General practice In MI the courts.
Damage Cases Bpecihity.
Moderate Fees COM iliation Free.
HARTFORD BEAUMONT. counsel
or-ht-laW, psHter Horton tank bid
A. 4. POSTER. Mutuai Life bid.
Phone Main ~
49, %. MARTIN, 80 Mutual Lyfe bid.
J. a KELlelae. - saiisy building.
hENsnN = aust ~ Boston Bioek.
w. u. l.AAnUTH. 5oa-s. PAeinc bib.
a q MACDONALD. 400 Burke BID.
Root. ralmef a Brown. Pioneer bid.
y. q coSoNER N-ta Halter bldg.
LYMAN = KNArP. 10 Halter bldg.
@. WAND KIM - burse bidE
, y DOUGLAS "a New York blk.
hicnAHp osHoRN ioss X bk
81 q LAkoLAND. ~ New York blk
HORACE FETEIt 6is New York bk
pfFHrF 4. fERnY Isi0 second.
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BIRDS ARE POOR
FORTUNE TELLERS
The Police Thought So and Arrested
Their Owner.

Peter Bryant. an Italian who tells
fortunes By means % birds and
cards. was arrested yesterday at
tsrnoon for plying HIS vocation on
the streets u the city, Ills release
followed hts promise 90 hereafter &c.
fraiu from his practice ON the
atTertn
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CLERKS ENTERTAIN

The Retail Clerks union gave its
regular monthly session at the q. A.
u. hall In the Collins building last
night. There was an excellent mus
zeal program. after which the re-
malndsr ~ the evening was spent IN
very pleasant dance The social
functions are becoming among the
most popular featurea Of the union.
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GRADUATED AT
SACRED HEART

Three students were graduated
last might from the Sacred Heart
school. The exercises were held in
the church. Fine music had been
arranged and the fiorei decorations
were very tasteful
Following are those who Erafuai-
-. Nlss Dorothy Mamie Hawkins.
Miss Anna Gertrude Johnson and
Miss Rose Cecilia Messenger The
address ~ the evening was made b.
iksv. Geo. A. Htld.
The best t1na cabinet photoRrap
for 81 ~ per dozen for the next ten
days nj Eastman's new studio. ziiss
pike street.
De waEEonsr beat teeth. 81 n
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A Benefit

Mine. Aramento has kindly con.
scented a siye her annual pupils. re-
eifai NJ the Seattle theatsr on Tues
day evening. July ,, a. benefit %
the Industrial School ~ Washington
OF better known As The Boys ani
Girls Ala society. They viii re-
eslNs no remuneration whatever
having agreed 10 donate her services
and she entire prneeeda - the enter
tainment 20 the school The pre-.
gram % the recital Viii BE- an ere
tifsiy interesting one, and there sill
no doubt b. a large audience IN al
tendance. The prices VIII Be IS. So
and Is cents
-
..t-... :. - 80
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Theaters.
sse><%~&>>>>~~&%>~~4>@.

"slivcr King" will be the bin AZ
the Third Avenue theater the first
four nights Of next week. The play
~ one 81 the best of English uleio-
dramas, The present company will
be augmented by tfre re-appearance
~ Miss Leigh and the first appear
ance 81 Mr.. Charles Sharp and Mr..
George VI. Hays, both excellent ac-
tors. The latter half Of the week
VIII be devoted 10 William Giilette'a
Too Much Johnson" n play that
has made about as many peopie
laugh as any that Was ever written.
\ y
Miss Grace Buck. Of Chicago. and
Mr.. q. Magnua Schultz. Of this city.
VIII he the sOloists AZ the concert
10 BE- given by the Ladies' Mualcal
club al the Grand Opera house to-
night. Miss Buck has n rnezzo=aoz
prano voice 81 wonderful power ard
nezibility. This will be the first
time she has been heard IN this city.
Mr.. Schultz II too we'll known 10 need
any Introduction.
ToniRhts concert will he the Last
20 be given this season by The
Ladies' Musical club, and makes q
hitting wind-up for an exceedingly
prosperous year.
4
The entertainment 10 be given nv
the pupils Of Miss Elizabeth Jaw
fichardaon AZ the grand opsra
house next Monday night promises
~ be one of the most Interesting of
the season. The little lady n heaerv-
ing OF much praise-and even moro
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FINANCIAL.

10 LOAN private money at low
rate Of interest. Groli. Damus a
Onner. i07 Mhfon street
WARHAkTH bought ana sold Nor
rlson 4 Ehhalmap Mutual LIE BID
OLYMPIC OLE co. " Halter bi9e :
Buy american OIL co.'s stock IL
FOR RERT-FURNisHEp ROOMS
Close In, z00s second avenue A
suits ~ nusiy Furnished rooms gas
range, etc. With use % Kitchen. ~
desired. References
NICELY furnished rooms, Use ~
range for light housekeeping t98
ia mes
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Master BARRIERS Organize.

The masters BARRIERS of Seattle
have formed an organization to pro
mote their interests. with ". r
Noyes as president and I'd. shrews-
bury as secretary.
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HELP WANTED.


| Northwest Intelligence Co. Iz5ii =
second avenue and Union street
Nsigiow block. largest employ
mcnt Office north Of San Fran
cisco.
100 men for railroad company.
steady work year round.
80 men for saEmill. big cash Co.
pay any time.
70 boys for bor factory. go month
clear, year round.
20 men for another railroad. g 70
- per day. steady work. right near
here.
IN the state. fz.Ts To g. day.
good carpenters. ! stair builder.
steady work, too.
taliors at once. idle taiiors. look
here.
helpers on vests. ladies or gen
tiemen.
farm hands At once good wages.
must be dltehers
farm hand. so month.
man to clear brush.
Man 10 take up 90 acres hay and
% acres grain.
First-claHs detective: 500 reward.
must send references.
Lady cook, $50 month clear. for re-
sort.
Lady cook. 80 clear: for hotel.
mattresses. chambermaies. etc.
% girls for all kinds OF work and
professions hairdressing. study
painistry, sewing. etc, etc.
20 people wanted.
Telephone, Main 1893.
MAN 20 saw wood and clear land
Colorcd dodger. must understand hts
business. 81 Der hour and all ex-
pcnser.
General houre~ork girls. cooks.
cha rnheFFT1atds. Mattresses. sir
skidrcad men. We have work for
men and boys.
QUEEN CITY EMPLOYMENT OF
FICE. 1919 Third Ave. Phone.
Black sf2i.
BUY American OF Co.'S stock. lie.
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PERSONAL.


WILL any one that saw lady
thrown from q street car at the
corner OF Second avenue and Mad
ison street on or about April is,
1901. kindly communicate with Mrs.
Ellen G. Sterling, No. 22ls Madi-
son street.
NATURES HERB REMEDY.
The Worlds Greatest Remedy for
rheumatism, neuralgia. sciatica.
Absolutely guaranteed to cure all
diseases arising from impure blood,
or money refunded. SEND for IN
formation to II, g. Baker, 1906
Second avenue, Seattle. Wash.
THE cheapest place TO get gasoline
and oil stoves, gasoline aud coal
oil, is at Olympic ON Co, si7 Third
avenue. Tel. Main. GAL 2-burner
gasoline stoves, sA00, gasoline,
,l.lO for 8 gallsns.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.
ONE large restaurant range and a
Eah bot plate stove ~ Martin a
FnKe naleafnuuaa 1925 Third ave.
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Subscribe for he Seattle nauy
star.
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AaCHlTEc

a TfDLMAhD. 4 Colman BLOCK.
McAianus s Walker. co. n !. bik
y. ~ noudHToN nt-it collins.
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BANKS.
PEOPLES SAVING bank.
Second avenue and Pike ST Capital
paid Up. 800 COO =. g Neufeider.
pres; J. II. Hayden. cash. ]. T.
greeniesf. asst. cash. Commercial
naVings and trust business.
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL bank
or SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid In. fsss. eoe. SUR
plus. SIS oes.
J. Furth. pre-: J.. r. Goldsmith.
vice pres ~ v Anksr. cashier
Correspondents IN principal cities
IN the United States and Europe.
National Bank OF commsrcs
Paid up capital Of. tis0. coo
Trunsaetn general banking business.
II 9. Henry. prea,. r. " Spencer.
cash. safe deposit vaults for rent.
ssfe Deposit sasit Sexes Tor Rss.
THE FIhsT NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE
Paid up Capital $3.50. ooo
General hankins business transacted
en-. vice pr~a.. l. Turner. cash n.
Y. Pafkhurat. Asst. cash Exchangs
on principal cities 81 " =. Europe.
Scandinavian American Bank
n Seattle. 4 general banking bust
ness transacted. Deposits 81 90. coo
4. GhlihefF. pres y. T.. GrondAhI.
lat vice pres A. n soeibcFg. cash.
J. y Lane. asst. cash. No branches.
The caasdlas Baak Of Commerce.
AaIltat paid Up ss.ass.s..... u. 90. 30
tElght Million Doliassj
surplus sssssss. t4.0eo. ce19
Interest allowed on time deposits.
A general Banking business Trans-
acted
SEATTLE HKANCH-Corusr OF
James ST and Second Avenue
~. 4 CAMERON Nsr.
BIeictE REPAIRS
COLUMBIA. Hartford and xidette
Bicycles. Christopher Bros. iiiz
NFFarH
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HARVARD |!

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. June 81
Harvard defeated Yale In the annual
baseball game By a scort % To ,.
Seven thousand adherents Of the
opposing teams witnessed the game.
Stevens 4 Stevens closing out sale.
adj. Page 3.
o.
Launches for charter. Schertzer
Krna MaHrnnu r.nrL Tel Wnnf aai
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
ABSTRACT OF TITLE.

OSBORNE. THnMPEH . CO. me.
Abstract Company, established
1855 Mining claim abstracts Base
mont ~ tie HniuHl ne bulldlnR
Booth WhittisaeP Hnnford Abstract
CO. established 1909 basement OF
Halter block. Telephone Main iet.
sEArrLE Abstract 90. n. 3 biz
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ron ReNr-fURnlsHEo RooMt
ron RENT.

NEW modern fiat 81 four rooms with
yard ana porch ~ minutes from
Pioneer square, cars pass the door
Rent so. Get key from Mr.. atur-
tenant IT, Columbia street
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FOR RERT-HoUsEs.

$50 Elegant. new. modern. 7=r0am
nat. 10 minutes from center. Two
car lines. stores, schools. churches
within three blocks. unparalleled
opportunity - OF Tor car fare -
desirable family. L. =. Knapp. 10
Halter block.
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To ba,,lsshlp. steamer A,hiou.
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PRInTlae Anp nInnIno

MARKET Report Printing 4 p,'S
llfhluE Co. hlRh-grade ISb urss,.
Ing. zlf spring 81. Tel. BuH - ~
BULL BROS. Commercial nrsr.s-.--
20. seI. sHs Warrington nd a..
Treen's shoe store. Tel WHIT. ID
METROPOLITAN Printing i a.
fpV % fIq y.a1s, b.h1-
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BIefotr ntrAIH<

COLUMBIA. Hartford and Vidsife
Bicycles. Christopher Bros. iiiz
second
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HAzLETT = auLLiN - No -
guaranteed ] year Tel Buff III
Geo. ~ Woodhouse 90. Tel. Main "a
RAUTAAs Plumbing 60. Bss N
BAKER 4 SON. phone BIseE "a
THO TURNER. Tel Green s;i
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FoR SALE.


ron BALE-seattls auction SAFE
stable. 1919 Western avenue. tel.
Bun 1881. Auction every Tuesday
and Friday at I .. m. horses.
wagons. harness. etc. All kinds o.
goods sold on commission. II. J.
Walker. auctioneer.
WANT BUYER 10 buy new broom
plastcred house on inatailmentH.
Good view. Close 20 ear. 40
Burke block.
HIGHEST prices for second hand
goods. bedroom sets. stoves. car
pets. etc. Ped Froat Furniture Co
iio-ii7 Ind Ave. =. Tel. Red Izzz
Buy American OH Cos stock. II
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
BUTTEHwOkTH a sons. srnbaim-
ere lt2s-l4zk Third Tel. PIE 80
FuRNAcEs.
~s~a~es--~---ss==--se
FTSLAY a RcBB. 1924 Third ave.
HARNESS And sADDIKaf.
McEORLEY 4 HENDERSON. III
Occidental avenue.
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ERfCRsoN 3 WYGNN0 co. manu-,
facture and repair electrical APP
parhtus. 1914 West NV. Main. 9ss.
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pEHsoaAL-co,,,,,,..

BARGAINS ia second mana ,s------.
hol1 goods call - TED Won, ''', s.'
niture company We can -. v.
hne secondhand cook stoys. ~
room Gets. carpets They ls.,i.s's
g00d - new for half M. nN. =
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Clarke's Pernin Shorthand School:
private Individual instruction. 20
sitions secured 81 Boston block.
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For a Cold I'm the Head
Laxative Bromo-Qninine Tab cts
CAUSE or SIGHS

Prof. Lumsden says that sghing is but
another name for oxygen starvation. The
cause OF signing * most frequently worry
says Popular Science News. An interval
OF several seconds often follows moments
OF mental disouetude. during which time
the chest walls remain rigid until the Inn
perious demand Is made for oxygen thus
causing the deep inhalation. 10 Is the
expiration following the inspiration that
IS properly termed the sigh and This SIGH
is simply an effort OF the organism 20 OBJ
tain the necessary supply OF oxygen. The
remedy Is TO cease worrying. one may be
anxious. hut there Is no rational reason
for worrying a little philosophy win ban
ish yDrry NJ once WorrN will do no good
ings do come. as one will not be in con-
dition 20 enjoy them.
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LOOK HERE FOR IT.
u is what the Providence
reader has long
sought.

People will read advertisements about
cures made by medicine. AS they read
they ronder II the statements are true.
IL true was the relief temporary or per-
manent Read this case about Doan's
kidney Pills:
Mr.. Charles S. Northup OF 10 washburn
street a carpenter. says:-Beforo took a
course of the treatment OF Doan's Kid
ney Pills IN the fall OF 1895 l was con-
stsntly troubled with backache. always
aggravated by inclcment weather or over
.exertIon. ] teid the people OF Providence
at the time the Doan's Kidney pills had
warded OF serious attacA. and now al
most fYur years from shat date / can
only add 20 my original statement mat
dose or t~o-cf Boan'- tfs-s--s- 4.--ttt- 4..--ttt- .rrrps
my kidncys In good working order aud
rkyents attacks Of uy old complaint
soid by ali dealers Price % cents per
box. Foster Ainburn Co. Buffalo. n ".
sole agents for the United states
Remember the name Doan's and take
no Substitute.
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WHO STOLE
I THE LEDGERS /?
Broker W0il's Account Books
Are Strangely Missing.
HIS WIFE SECURED A DIVORCE.
She Needed The Books 10 Show the Amount
Of AIimOny 10 Which She
MAS Entitled
HIS WIFE SECURED A DIVORCE.

New York. ian. IA strange episode.
following the divorce obtained by May
u. Well from Stockhrokor Henry 9. Well,
* puzzling the police. IL furnishes a
strong climax TO the sensational suit.
When Mrs. Well secured her decree the
matter of alimony was left unsettled un-
Ill she could produce testimony as TO the
income OF her divorced husband. The
best evidence OF th1s WIS, or Course' hts
office books
Now it appears the books have been
stolen. BY whom is the mystery.
ON "Wednesday night T.. NJ. Neivert
who said he lived at No. p East Seven
ty-hrst street. rushed exCitedly into me
East sixty-seyenth street police station
and stated that his Nat had been broken
into by burglars.
Detective Boyle and a policeman were
sent around TO investigate. They found
that the door lock had been wrenched on,
the Neiyert fat entered ard the rooms
thoroughly ransacked. Strange to say,
although Neivert, who had just been
married had about $4,000 worth of pres
ents, Jewels and money in the fiat nothing
seemed TO be missing.
THE POLICE PUZZLED.
This curious thing puzzled the police
and a dozen men were put on the case
ii was thought that some enemy OF Mel
vert had entered his home with intent
perhaps to Kill him. But yet he knew
OF no enemy.
About ? o'clock yesterday morning Mel
vert looked into one of the drawers of
his wardrobe. where ne kept some of the
books OF his employer. Behold, they were
gone.
lie then told the police that he was
private secretary 10 Broker Henry G.
~. -. mia ufaF
important lcdgers containing the records
OF bis business.
The police then learned that the ques-
tion of aiimony depended upon the miss
Ing books.
II was to Wells interest TO lose the
books. while Mrs Wells interest demand
ed that she know their contents. The po-
ftrc"s -offee-tlfew ti4e-ea4aeIti-
sion that one side or the
other In the divorce case had entered the
fiat TO secure the ledgers; or, perhaps,
that there had been no burglary at all.
A POSSIBLE SOLUTION.
The matter OF permanent alimony Is
coming zip before Judge McAdam m
about a week 1t may then appear who
has the accounts.
Neivert told the police that he had
brought the books home with him every
night for about two months and taker
them back with him TO the office in the
morning. He gave as the reason for this
that workmen were fixing up the office
downtown and he did not wish the led
gers to become soiled.
Neither Well nor his former wife coulC
be seen, but both have denied to the po
lice. that they know anything OF the rob
berry.
Mrs. We'll. before the trial OF her case
said her husband offered her $4,000 e
keep the divorce secret She named II
her suit seven correspondents. amoni
them two former actresses, Clarisse Ag
new and Gerome Edwardy. Miss Agnev
Is at present the wife OF Daniel u. Reed
the millionaire president OF the Tin Plat
trust.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-12

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