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New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
VAN NORDEN ENTERTAINS PRINCE
THE LATTER A GUEST AT DINNER AT THE
METROPOLITAN CLUB-AT THE LAW
YERs' CLUB FOR LUNCHEON.

An informal luncheon given yesterday for
the Crown Prince of Siam and his suite. by Fred
erick W Hollis. at the Lawyers Club.
The Prince arrived at the Equitable Building in
which the Lawyers Club has its rooms about l
p. m. large crowd had gathered at the Broadway
entrance OF the building. and there were more peo-
pie in the hallway. that the Central once de-
tectives had hard work 10 clear a pathway for the
Prince and the members Of the escorting committee
The luncheon was served I'm private dining
room. There was formal speaking. but a toast
10 His Majesty the King Of Siam was proposed
70 which the Crown Prince responded by proposing
the health Of the President OF the United States.
Then the healths OF the visiting princes were
proposed
Besides the Prince and his suite, there We're
present Herbert II. L. Pierce. representing the
President; Colonel David y. Sickels Edwin Morgan.
Bishop Potter ex-Speaker Thomas Bracket Reed
John G. Carlisle, eX-Secretary Of the Treasury.
the Rev. Dr .. +. kroteL General Thomas II
Hubbard Melville 7. Stone, James W Alexander.
Albert shaw. Edward F. Cragiu. James B Rey-
Kinnicutt. Louis a Wagner. Edward NJ Burg
hard, Consul General Isaac T. Smith and Consul
l. T. Hidreth.
The Crown Prince was entertained al dinner last
night by Warner Van Norden at the Metropolitan
Club. Sixtieth-st ana Fifth ave.
Mr.. Van Norden said that the affair was In
formal and that the speeches would not be given
out as II was desired by those present that the
Among the guests were Senator Depew. Lyman n
j. Gage. James Stillman John Clahn. Woodrow
Wilson, president OF Princeton. Joseph c. Hendrix
the Rev. DIT. Henry van Dyke. James G. Cannon
Clair McKelway. J. V. Brokaw. Robert A. Van
Wyck and Charles W Morse.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
SHIELDS ART CLUBS EXHIBITION.

The Shields Art Club. at No. I5i Madison-ave..
held its annual opening exhibition last night AL
though incement weather cut down the attend
ance. nearly hundred were present among them
being Mrs Caroline Bergen. Mrs r. A. Stuart.
Ryan Goldsmith C. ]. Ryan. Thomas J. Brackett.
and W Deli Washington.
The Shields Art Club is composed OF devotees OF
all the fine arts. numbering its rolls painters
sculptors and musicians OF reputation It was or
ganized in 1900 for the purpose OF bringing together
the artists and the art lovers OF this and other
cities For this purpose its rooms are open daily
from TO 10 p. m. and IL holds frequent receptions.
teas and musical rehearsals. A few OF the pronl-
nent members are William r. Lee, Mrs. NJ h.
scott Chas. H Niehaus j. Scott Hartley George
T. Collins, and Miss Edna Dean Gardner and the
club numbers among its patrons Arthur NJ. Waitt.
Mrs. Ronald A Stuart, Donald Mclean and Mrs'
Timothy l. Woodruff
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
CABMAN FINED SO TWICE.

After having been fined SO in the Jefferson Mar
ket Court yesterday for attempting TO overcharge
passenger. James Lee, q cab driver was rearrest-
ed for disorderly conduct in the court and hnes
another SO by Magistrate Brann Policeman IeId-
said he found Lee disputing on Sunda,, niqbt AZ
the Pennsylvania West Twenty -third-st ferry with
a passenger whom he had brought from the Grand
Central Station. Lee had seized his fare ana s.td
that unless he got 81 % instead OF g. ne would hold
the fare and prevent the passenger from catching
passenger hurried away He going TO Nor
folk, Va
After Lee paid his first fine and started n leave
the courtroom, il is charged, he applied vile epi-
tibet 20 the policeman who had arrested hin, ana
also IL is alleged. endeavored 10 strike him Tba
fine for disorderly conduct that resulted he could
NOT
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
JURY HOLD A BONE IN TONGS.
vERTEBRA OF MAN KILLED IN 1sss Is HAN
DIED GINGERLY IN MURDER TRIAL

In the trial OF Duncan Young for murder in the
first degree. called Yesterday before Judge Foster
in Part ii Of General Sessions the prosecution eN-
htbited jurors the second vertebra Of George
Eberhardt who killed in January. 1893 ana
whose body was jast eXhumed for the purpose
Young was convicted of the murder IN the
second degree. but the Court of Appeals ordered
a new trial the ground that the prosecution had
failed specifically 10 prove the cause Of dea'h
During the night of January "a 1892 II is charged
Young. while trying to escape after committing a
burglary. shot and killed George Eberhardt, ntty-
two years old. OF No. % Seventh-st
on Saturday Assistant District Attorneys Ely
and Thorne. having obtained order from Judge
Steckler OF the Supreme Court went 10 the Lu-
theran Cemetery at Middle Village Long Island.
and exhumed the body They got the second NeT-
zebra with the bullet in il 4 pair OF silver tones
held the bone and its bullet yesterday while me
Jury looking at them. The object was 10
prove that Eberhardt had been killed by a 5s-ca!
ibre bullet II said that several shots We're nred
some OF them from 22-calibre revolver. and that
when arrested Young had a 3s-calibre revolver
The bullet exhibited a 3S-callbre bullet. The
vertehra about four inches long. II was kept
IN corner OF the curtrOOm. done up in sterll-
tied cheesecloth. after the jury had examined H.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
SUBWAY ENGINEERS RESTLESS.
MANY SEEKING NEW PLACES BECAUSE
THE CITY's SALARIES ARE POOR

The charm OF working for low wages on the
Rapid Transit tunnel is wearing off with large
number Of first-class engineers, who went 70
work on the subway because il was famous
work and would give them reputation There
are us engineers of various grades on the sub
way work in the employ Of the city and their
salaries for 1901 amounted 10 $34S,23S 80 one
hundred of the rs engineers are college men
Hardly a man Of all this number receives as
large a salary for his services as he could COM
rnand on railroad or mining work. The attract
iveness of the task, however. has kept William
Barclay Parsons's staff practically intact With
the end Of the engineering work on the main
section in sight Mr. Parsons's aids show distinct
signs of unrest, and it is probable that more
money will have TO be paid some of the engi-
neers if they are to be retained
Another feature of the situation is that many
of Mr.. Parsons's staff have applied 10 him for
work on the proposed new railroad from Canton
TO Hankow, the financing Of which took Mr.
Parsons TO London this month Many of the
subway engineers will go to China as soon as
construction work on the projected line begins.
Many of the engineers doing difficult work on
the subway receive less than engineers in the
sewer department AS there is an abundance
OF subway work in sight or account or the
Rapid Transit Commissions intention to build
the East Side extension and the extension to
Brooklyn, il is likely that a number of new
engineers VIII have TO be employed 70 take
the places of those who will drop out
At the offices of the PETERBOROUGH Rapid Tran
sit Railway Company, in the Park ROW Build
ing, yesterday il was announced that all the
contracts for the eight sub-stations had been
let. AT these stations, which are TO be built at
suitable points. the alternating electric current
which comes direct from the great power plant
on the North River at Eleventh-ave. and Fifty
eighth-st will he transformed, or converted. into
direct currents and transmitted to the rails
through which is supplied the motive power for
the cars.
The cost OF the sites for the sub-stations was
about $4,000 each the average, and the
stations themselves will cost $4,000 each. All
told. the sub-stations will cost about ST50OOO
The Interborough officials have decided TO use
Florida yellow pine for railroad ties.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
foreclosure 5Gles.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

r. w
~ Of New York-AIice c. CroweH Plaintiff. against
EEbert Dsnison et al pefendantS-In pursuance OF
Judgment Foreclosure and sale dy made and entered
action bearing date the 2th day o1
September. 1892 the undersigned the Referee IN SAID
Judgment named. will sell at Public Auction, at the New
York Saiesroom. No. Ill Broadway IN the
Borough of Manhattan City OF New York on the 18th day
October. 1902 u O'Clock on that day BY Phip
a Auctoneer the premises directed by said udg
sold and therein described follows All thar
ug Third Ward Of the city of New York, on the
between Washington and
West Streets and distinguished lot number
seven % a certain map thereof made BY K
Graves City Surveyor February 10Th. lSlS and an
deed Of conveyance Of the said parcel OF and
from Mayor Aldermen and Commonalty OF the Cty
York William Howard bearing date the lst day
March thousand eight hundred and nineteen ana
recorded oftcs the Register Of the City ana
County OF York. Liber No. 1872 OF Conveyances
Az, bounded follows Southeastery oy ns
side OF Dey Street aforesaid North
eastery Number Six t8l said map NorthWsSt-
partly by Lot Number Sixteen 40 and partly oy ~
Number Seventeen 90 on said map: and SOUTHWESTERN
by lots numbers eight 81 and nine 90 and ten t on san
map; the said lot being twenty o feet in breadth N 9as
and and siXtyelght (sl feet length on eacn se
thereof the said map survey thereof reference
being thersuno had. Will ruily ppear and WHICH
said premises known as Number - Dey Street
Dated. New York. October 9Th. 1909.
AUGUST c. MANI. Referee.
REIAfSEN & PARSONS Attorneys for Plaintiff. 90 WaI
Street. Borough of Manhattan. City OF New 1oTk; =.
The following Is diagram II the property 10 ne sol
described above number being - pey street,
Fulton
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
TO SPEND $1,000, ,00O IN DETROIT.
SYNDICATE BUYS THE EDISON ILLUMINATING
COMPANY OF THAT cITY-wILI BUILD
POWER PLANT

Detroit. Oct. 27.-The Edison Illuminating COM
pany. OF thls city has passed into the hands Of a
syndicate OF Ne~-fork and Boston men, who pro-
pose to make extensive changes. more than
doubling the capacity Of the plant. The deal was
managed OS w White and c. W. Wetmore. of
the North American COMPANY Of Rostor ,rba
new syndicate offers TO take all the stock Of the
Edison Company. the par value OF which is s25 a
share at 80 a share, and il is said. has already
General Manager Dow cf The iocst oIan+ .,,
TODAY that ne syndicate is composed OF fully one
hundFeu HSI aIIu Is not connected in any way with
any other e%hIerPIis % or organization He said: .be
synaleatS WI ,s1pehI within the next two wears
S2vu0tvJ IN Ietou on power pIant II ~
some 5Pecba berp Pr6TeSSs % which il proposes to put in
can be furnished as cheaply as If js p"er Ter
the falls Of Niagara TO Buffalo - - 'Uiiisheu py
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

~ OF New York. F. Victor, Plaintn asalass
Orlando Dor and others. Defsndantsln .Sf
entered above-entitled action. tearing date ne
day OF October 1902. l. the undersigned the reisIs
said Judgment named will sell Public AUCTION ~ y,
York Real Estate Salesroom, No Ill 5roalwss
day or November 1902 IL O'Clock on tnat ga
Vincent A Ryan Auctioneer. the premises dlrsstsI
Judgment be sold and therein described as
All thar certain lot piece or parcel ot H.1' ,1g ani
being in City. County and state or New iJ.S -
bounded and described follows Beginning az ne
ner formed by intersection OF the Westerly s1s
West End Avenue Northerly side or seVSr.s
End Avenue Twenty-eght (2) feet four ca lncheS
parallel with Seventy-siNth ll6th) street
tire distance through a party wall Fifty-one toL s
parallel with West End ANehIS
SAventy-sixth 76thl Street Twelve I'D rect
Southerly parallel with West End Avenue the
tance through party wall ThirtysX tSol tee 20 sxth
(T6thl EaSteTly along
-Sfhl Street Sixty-three the corner
beginning subject 10
against building upon the lot hereby conveyed a ,r
making any addition 20 extension or tg ySfua
erected on the lot conveyed created oy Nv
covenants contained the deed made and S.rc1
Huuh lamb and George F. Victor datee ~ 49,
sth 1902 and the Office OF the kese, ~
CITY County OF New York on NarSh I4t' ss2
Bock series tConveyances) Section 4. Liher IL
and subject mortgage for Forty Thonsal, p
being the same premises conveyed 10 the SAID ssi
orran bv the George E. Victor and VIE 49,, ~ "a
bearine even with said mortgage which Wa ~ ma
secure the payment OF part OF the purchase money -
'hra patsS New York October 18th. 1912 ,a.
DH's4 -' ' JOTIN T. CANAVAN. Refsfss<es-
7 A NcC.REERY, Attorney for Plaintiff. No A' '
sau Street Manhattan. New York =, .of+ as
a diagram OF the property "
described above the street number being S4l N0ss -
Avenue. Ia
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
WILL EXTEND INDEPENDENT LINES.

HENRY A EVERETT RESIGNS PRESIDENCY OF
CLEVELAND TELEPHONE COMPANIES
Cleveland. Oct 27-Henry A Everett. Of the
EverettMoore syndicate to-day resigned the presi-
dency OF the Federal Telephone Company. and also
of the Cuyahoga Telephone Company. Of this city.
He is succeeded In both companies by Frederick s.
Dickson Of New,Jersey. who is connected with
the John A Roeblng Sons Company. The Fed
eral controls large number OF local companies IN
Ohio and also the United States Qong distance)
Company
The change. it is said means that independent
telephone interests in this and adjacent States will
be greatly extended II is understood that at least
N000000 will be devoted TO developing the various
telephone properties.
Mr. Everett il is stated will continue as a direc-
tor in the Federal Telephone Company.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
LOVE FOR son REUNITES THEM
Mr. AND MRS LOUIS A. GROAT. DIVORCED
IN 1897 REMARRY

Love Tor their was the means of reunitng.
a Jew Gays ago. Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Groat who
had oeen divorced since 1897 They were first mar
rlea IN 1891. and lived happily for some time Mr.
Sroat being the superintendent OF his fathers
knitting mills at Hudson Y Y But in 1897 Mrs
Groat heard. and believed. such stories that she
sLed for' and obtained. the divorce Business mis-
fortune overwhelmed Mr. Groat at about the same
time. ana ne seized and opportunity TO enlist at
he opening OF the Spanish War. About year ago
IL was necessary for him TO see Mrs. Groat about
some business affairs and the meeting LED ~
recohcllauon In order 10 be remarked it was
necessary 10 nave the decree of divorce annulled
a Proceeding almost unprecedented in this state
unoer the circumstances. This accomplished
on OcIopeI T. ana they were remarked on October
Is ana are now living at No. 237 Fifth-ave. Mr.
Groat Is uls secretary Of the Metropolitan Land
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28

Dey Street.
The approximate amount OF the lien or charge o Ets S1
Thousand Ave hundred fty-four and 1900 Sla9+lp
dollars with interest thereon from the 26th day OF sep
and allowance arnoCnis
TO Three hundred hfteen and lO-oO tSSlo I'D doia
with interest September 21th, 1902 together VIII o
expenses the sale The approximate amount OF
assessments Hens. which 20 be allowed 20 -
purchaser OF purchase money, OF pad y IN
Referee. Seven hundred and siXty-eght ano 4oAO"
(S76S dollars and interest
Dated. New York. October 9Th. 1892 -, -,..,-aa
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Kingsbridge Road. east side. 252 feet south OF
one hundred -ninety-fourth-st one story frame
squash court. l6xSlia; Alfred RoweH on premises.
owner; J. ]. Vreeland 1865 webster-ave architect;
500
Crotona-ave. east side. As feet south OF One-hun-
dred-andoseventeth-s two story cribk dwelling
house, 2212NS9; Charles Hohl. l,I6S Forest-aVe
owner; William S. Schwanswede. 1871 Clinton-ave
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
RENT RECEIPT 4 CLEW.

POLICE OF TORONTO RELIEVE THEY HAVE THE
Toronto Ont Oct 27-AIrs. August a. Laubert
whom the Chicago police believe to be Mrs Au-
gusta Meyer the woman who left Chicago suddenly
while inquiries were being made into the fate Of
her husband. and who arrested here for shop
lifting was remanded to-day for another week.
Among the things found the woman was rent
receipt for No. 2S5 North Frankland-st.. Chicago.
where Mrs Meyer lived. The receipt signed
by y. Greig Mrs. Laubert admits that she lived
in Chicago for two years but says that she Will
fght extradition.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
TWO INDICTED FOR CRAFT MURDER.

THEY WILL BE ARRAIGNED FOR PLEADING Be
FORE JUDGE COMING TOMORROW.
The grand jury yesterday indicted on charges Of
murder in the first degree Thomas Tobin. alias
Thomas Kelly and Alexander McEneaney in
connection with the murder in the Empire Hotel.
in West Twentv-ninth-st, September @ last Of
CAPTAIN James b. Craft The grand jury also di-
rected that Robert Kelly. alias Robert Tobin. be
confined as a witness in the House Of Detention.
The indicted prisoners Will be arraigned for plead
ing before Judge COWing in General Sessions to-
mo
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
TRANSPORTS COMING AVID covo

San Francisco Oct 1.-THE transport Logan
Captain stnson. carrying about 100 recrut,s an1
casuals ana 200 Passengers. will sail next
SATURDAY lor Manila. On the same dav
the transport Sheridan is due 10 arrive fror5
the FhinpTplhes T a., and Nagasaki bringing six
Troops o1 ',S ,s, stn cavalry consisting of go men
SS sssgais lSi sick eight prisoners and ve insane
rr rhe Suasr' n' Fearing General Chaffee and Vice
ne ouitt.lei, bearing General Chafee and Vica
SoyeGnor s sys wsish Of the Philippines left Nagasa
arrive until next week " A'ON eApeS'eu 10
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28

WOMEN TAKE PART IN DEMONSTRATION IN
WITH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

Eight automobiles carrying women from the With
Assembly District, headed the parade Of the men,
bers Of the James f. March Association, which pre-
ceded Republican rally at Beethoven Hall. IN
Fifth-st.. last night Each woman carried a flag
which she waved with enthusiasm while she was
not lodging missiles from the fireworks which were
set off in plenty the procession moved along
The parade formed in Howard Square. with James
e March as grand marshal II moved through
Mulberry. and Broome SITS. the Bowery East
houston-st, Second-ave. and Fifth-st % the meet
ing place. The automobiles followed bv sew
eral hundred men on foot. who carried torches and
uansparencies and kept the fireworks going.
The gathering filled Beethoven Hail. the women
belng escorted 70 seats in the balcony.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
Rsal gsiate.
rFron New York TriouneI
They BOUGHT MORTGAGED Lands
Foreclosure Proceedings Brourbt q
sale of Property; Purchasers. reIv,n.
on Warranty Deeds. did not has
the Title Searchedv


CIn the case referred TO. there was a h,,u,-
mortgage on large tract of land, and the - 10y
chasers supposed that they were buviny 80
a responsible owner. and. relying on his 80. o''
sentations. paid their money, and took -
deeds in ignorance of the mortgage, and vvi+ho,..
obtaining releases of the Iien- The purcbaoo~-
made improvements on the property. manv :.
them investing their aIl)
Purchasers at such sales are now o.,
orally provided by the seller with :,
guarantee of title. delivered with the deed
They should always require it. or else hav.
the title insured at their own expense.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
DROWNED IN the ST. L4WREycr

lived al Alexandria Bay, y. Y. drowned IN the
ST. Lawrence River yesterday while crossing from
the Canadian side in a small skin The bost MS
ce psized in a terrific gale. His companion wSo
clung 10 the boat. was rescued Mr.. Card was
forty years old
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
MRS. COIN LEASES HER HOUSE.

Greene Taylor have rented No 5S2 Fifth ave-
for Mrs Jeannette P. Coin to ]. W. Ogden
This house adjoins the home OF Perry Belmont
No. $50 Fifth ave at the northwest corner Plans
were filed recently for the building OF fence which
would smut on the view of the servants rooms
IN the belmont home from Mrs. Coins rear ward
and at the entrance TO the house In Forty seventh
81 Just west of Fifth-ave
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
AUDITOR DISCHARGED FROM crsTonv

Albert T. Reilly. an auditor in the Department
OF Bridges. was discharged from custody IN the
Court Of Special Sessions by Justice Wyatt yeste-
day. Reilly had been arrested three weeks 400
charged with certifying, as a commissioner -
deeds. 10 fraudulent transfers from the XVITr,h
Assembly District 20 the KANth. Several hea rim %
have been had on the subject. but nothing crrninsI
was proved against Reilly.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28

18Th Street. - a.,
The premises will be sold subject 70 n ~ per annuu
Forty Thousand Dollars and interest az ~ fhs
from Aprl 1. 1902 The approximate will be sold
o. charge TO propei,J
x16 5A7 IS and interest October 3 leV-
costs and interest October T. 1907 VII ard vatsi
OF The approximate amount OF
rents 70 allowed purchaser or palu ~ -
from the purchase money is Sloe O5 ana in'1AsS
JOHN r CANAVAN. Feis'''
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
WINS MRS. RoosEVELTs CANE.

Haekensaek. Oct. q (SpeciaD.-Charles Mckinney
won the walking cane given by the wife of Presi-
dent Roosevelt TO the company booth in Company
eis military fair. which closed this evening The
lair realized 5000 for the armory fund
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
SABBATH ASSOCIATION MEETS

Saratoga Oct 27.-The New-York State Sabbath
Association began its thirteenth anniversary here
this evening; me Rev. DR.. David G. WyUe or
as Related TO the caurch and State. "o 'ADoa'h
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
RENTS EAST FoRTY.sEcoNp-sr HOME

Mrs Margaret T. Schley has leased the building
No. East Forty-second-st- to George YanacopouIo
for ten years at s. 500 a year Plans FOr aIter
ations to the building 10 cost S25 900 were filed es
terday c. +. Reid Is the architect
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
CONSOLIDATED LAKE SUPERIOR.

THE. COMPANY WELL REPRESENTED AT MEET
ING To ELECT DIRECTORS.
New-Haven Conn. oct. 27.-The annual meeting
Of the stockholders Of the Consolidated Lake Supe-
rior Company held the Office OF the company
here to-day. with sl5lH shares represented either
in person by proxy. There are g1,s5 shares out
standing.
Directors were chosen as follows: Edward J. Ber-
wind and Charles r. OTvis New-York: r n.
Clergue. Sault Ste. Marie. ont: Lynde Harrison,
New-Haven. and II. A Berwind, r Y Douglass
". p. Douglass. Samuel Rea, Edward 9. Lee, F. 5.
Lewis. George Philler, s. VI. Provost T Q. Search
and James S. Swartz all Of Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
METNEL HELD FOR MANSLAUGHTER.

BAIL is $500 FOR MAN WHO KILLED BARBER,
ATTEMPTING TO SHOOT APPLE FROM HIS HEAD.
Cold Spring Harbor. I. l. Oct 7 49, Charles
Meinel. who on Saturday night accidentally shot
and killed John Volkman, a barber's assistant
during performance in Thespian Hall was today
held by Coroner Gibson, Of Huntington for the
grand jury in 800 bail. a charge of rlsnslaugb
ter in the FIRST degree. Meinel waived examina-
riOn-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
Bro0klpu propertn for Sale.

IyLATBUSH-East 24th-st.. Avenue F and beau
tiful South Wildwood New detached house 70 rooms,
large bath cellar cenented and pIastered furnace
provements trimmed. decorated. cabinet manteIs.
neighborhood all right. lot 4l0O taken TOR debt;
81 500; rented $50. possession short
notice $500 and $42 monthly Opportunity excep
tionaL MORTGAGES. Room 81 "a Nal-st. N Y
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-05-30
Dress Trimmings
in Opliqua and Laces.

Special attention is directed to this
department. Inasmuch as we carry
larger stock than most houses, we are
enabled to supply our customers with
the choicest and most exclusive novelties
as we'll as all staple lines.
To those of our patrons who desire to
lead instead Of follow the fashion, we
would say it is an acknowledged fact that
we have always showing novelties in ad-
vance of others, and are continually do
ing so.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-05-30
Obion Thief Caught.

A negro named Miles Beale, who
has been breaking houses at Obion,
was arrested at Memphis. When
first caught he gave his name as
Ed Hill, but was identified by clti-
zens of Milan, who say that the
negro's name is Beale. The Negroes
home is at Milan. He is a notorl-
Gus thief, has been in the peniten-
tiary and has operated all over the
country When arrested he had in
his possession a lot of the property
stolen at Obion, and has confessed
to his guilt.
There will be a number of indict-
ments against him and he will
doubtless go to the pen for long
term. He was brought here Mon
day and is now in Jail.