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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-10
ORDERS 1s-IyCH TELESCOPE.

Cincinnati April 9 (SpecaD.-A refracting tele-
scope with an objective of sixteen inches. has re-
Gently been ordered for the observatory of the
University of Cincinnati The observator at Gin
cinnati was established in 1912, and is of the
oldest in the country. Professor j. G. Porter has
been its director for twenty years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-10
MORE MEN FOR THE NAVY.
INCREASE OF THREE THOUSAND PRoPo'HD
IN THE APPROPRIATION BILL

n,.,,,ru.o, Anril e-The enlisted force OF the
-, 90 Increased three thousand men py ti0
Naval Appropriation bill reported in the rousn -
a subcommittee to the House Naval AialiS -
mittee to-day. The item OF new SHIPS mas me- ~
- considered as that is passed on by me III LUZ
corrrttee BESIDES the increase OF the ehsteu
in the first draft the bill covers the usual spp
,ians for the naval establishment ana coilsiueiA
Mounts for improvement OF yards ana oocAs s,v
Representative Cummings Or sssrstarV OF the
NAVY to contract for thirty Holland spoaa now
tornsdo boats cost not exceedlIg tlose novr
under construction and after one o. the ooees NV
being built Is accepted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-10

Mayer Low yesterday. in his veto Of the bill call
ing FOR the fixing Of the rate of interest at PEI
cent instead OF per cent, on uncollected assess
rnents, said in part:
The city alrea6 y has A volume OF unpaid assess
rnents Of s23 0eoee0 If Il is made easy to borrow
money from the city the rate OF per cent 1t will
become increasingly difficult to collect this large
volume of arrearages. il may be added that the
rate interest for default payment Of taxes is
mar ont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-10
GOTEPNOR NAY ASK FOR AID.
,rEx,s EXECUTIVE WILL INQUIRE INTO
REPORTS OF DESTITUT1ON ON hIO
GRANDE BORDER.
rny TELEGRAPH To THE TRrBUNE.l

,,s,f,, Toy April a--Csovernor Sayers is making
Crucial INQUIRY into the condition Of affairs on the
lower Rio Grande border. and If he finds tha' tl,7
rAports of restitution and starvation OF peopIss
are true he will issue an appear 10 'ie P'0F
Texas for aid for the sufferers. -, .bs,
n has not rained in that section Tor n,7cosJ
+to t,ears and hundreds of people have aoahuoie 80
their ranches and subsistinS on tle lO0'9 -
DriCkIy DearS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-10
TEN THOUSAND LOCKED OUT.
EVERY MILL IN AUGUSTA GA. AND THE
HOUSE CREEK DISTRICT CLOSED

Augusta. Ga, April s-The locAoul =, -
ut,, IN the Augusta district which was
threatened by the Manufacturers Association ~
retaliation for the strike Monday OF tne enlr'' 9
% the King Mills into effect TINS ,oIelO oi,
VI rer,I r17II in Augusta and in the House sLesA
district is closed They include the plants az SIs1-
VapcInSs C;raniteviIle WarrenviHe Bath,
and Clearwater which employ in the aSgresa's '0A
Thousand men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-10
I. L. QU4LEY ARRESTED AGAIN.

WITH FRANK WELLER HE Is CHARGED WITH
ANOTHER STOCK SWINDI.E
|. l.. Qualey and Frank Weller. said TO be con-
nected with the Horseshoe Mining Company which
has offices i'll the Park Row Building, We're ar
raigned in jefferson Market court yesterday by
Detective Sergeants McConville and Savage on the
charge of illegally obtaining $1,000 from Louis
Frank of No. 80 Whitehall-st.. in stock transac-
ton.
warrant for the arrest of Qua1ey and Weller
was obtained on Tuesday, but when the case came
I'D Yesterday Magistrate Deuel. said that it would
not have been issued had he known that the case
had already been before Magistrate Brann, and he
referred 1t to that Judge
Qualey and Weller were arraigned before Magis-
trate Brann on March Is, charged by George w.
Efinger with defraudng him of $500 in a stock
transaction. Frank was also present at that time
as q complainant
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-12
NorIos TO CONTRACTORS.

ONCE ol tie School Directors Of F
tie City 81 chiesasta. I. r.
Sealed proposals viii be received (
By said board atsbe oiice of tie
secretary 81 The beaFa ID the City
q chiekasba Oh or before July
2s, 1902 fof ohs following par
poses to-vit
Firsh The furnishing Of an
labor and material for the rection
Of three s-room public school
buildings aud one four room school
building according 70 the plans
aud speedeauons on file with
said board af'er July 18Th.
UnrI July 18th the plans and
specifications will be 10 the hands
Of the folio wing architects:
wm, f. sehFage, shesdley Bald
ing, Kansas City, Missouri
coady & Webster, Of Oklahoma
City, 0Rlahoma.
McKlbben y MeKibben, Nus
kogee, Iudlan Territory
j. w. vogo, chickasha, Indian
Territory.
| second: Also separate bids on
heating, ventilatlng aad sanitsry
appliances for said buiIiugs accord
lisg to pians and specifications.
| All bids must be accompanied
lby a deposit either ii cash or by
certified cheek, payable 70 the
order of W. NJ. Edwards, treasurer
Of the city o. chiekasha to the
amount Of 500 for each building
contract and 500 for each heat
ing aud venliiating contract bid,
on, which amount shall be forfeited
10y the successful bidder i they
fail 10 respond 70 lie award Of the
contract,
Each bidder must bld cn one
or more Of the buildings 70 be
erected. All bids shall be sealed
and endorsed 50 as to show which
building is bid on. This can be
done by specifying the architects
drawing tlc plans and speeiiiea
'tions Of sliat particular buiIding.
The Board reserves the right 70
award any bidder All Or any par
81 contract bid upon, provlaea
all The buildings are bid upon BY
SAID bidder.
Tbs board reserves the right %
reject any and all bids. Con-
tractors will be bonded to erect
the buildings inaays. BY
order Of the Board.
;. A. Rose. Pres,
?. B. Monicai, CLERK.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-12
Special prices on an shirts waists
IHE FAMOUS
JACKMAN s. LEMON

srneleus t5 the slice, and
canftiopes o. ice ut
MArFox 8 Co.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-12
VACANT LOTS


Lots l. block 1: lots 7. s. Q, 10. II,
II. Is. IA. blk y: lots l6 Is, II, le'
la. blk 3. lots g 3, 40, & {, s 3, 10,
ii. II. rs. IA. and 70 blk 4 lots Il and
l6, blk s; lots II and Il blk g;
ls lsis i 3 and a +; 3 blk Ii
IL Isl ii, Is, 10, 40. 2l, p, as'
"a. Is. ~, u and = blk o.; lots !, 2 s.
4. & S Ia a, ~ ls,
IL. 10 and ~ blk 10: lots 8, -. 20
". y, Is, a4..25 and se Blk II; lots a
IL. II. Is and "a blk Is; lot !, blk IA;
lots l. and 5 block 15; lots 8, 8 and
IL blk ls; lots s 3, Is IA blk II: lots
1.4Ts. is, 16, II, Is, 70 blk 49, lots
1. s, 4. 6, 10. n = p, %. 2h
blk le; lots ], 2, 3. Z, 8, g 4
0. 10. III a., - blk 20; lots I, ?, 5
A s. g. :, :, .. 10 n, u, Is, IA
Is. Is. II. Is, blk n; lots s Z, 8,
Is. rs, II. IS 10, -, p, - %, -.
Is. rs, q. 2S. blk %: lots ~, lSs
III VI II, p. and % biz a. lots
0, blk IS; lot blk 26; lot II pix
"a lot ? blk ~ lots n - y
and 20 blk ss; lots l. z . o "
Z. s ., 10 IL. H. as lA
IA ls. no n, y, y and =
blk 81; lots .. Il. p blk %; lots
4 blk 81; lots !, Dix ss; LOT .
blk a; lot n blk soi lots n. x
"a aud "a blk 40; lots II, and IS
blk soi lot =. blk 81; lots y, ~
n. is, q, blk q; lots . y ~ a.
ss blk 6a; lot iA pik sei lots
blk 6oi lot 2. plk Fl ioss Z ?
blk a.; lot : blk o. let H. PIX
ss; lots n, p 2S ~, oik q lots
4, s A, ~ =, - =, - PIX p
lots g !, p Blk eai lots ~ II
bK 20; lots 70, DIX az lots . 9
Blk III lots 4 blk 3si lots ie, w
Blk "A; lots 1 = q = - hlk
- bots I, ;, Blk 81 lots u X
Il Blk u; lots IL ~ BIZ ~
lots 4 8, Blk ~ lots "a - p
- Blk 81 lots l. :, IL hik e-i
lot II, blk >; lots II 70 T. II
n q. Blk 81; lots : = 10 II.
Il. a. - "a IS Blk -; lots I
? 5 l. 3 8, Z, = II, - ~ -
- - Blk .; lots ., > ~ ~
Is l6 ~, ~ - . Blk . to.s
4, s ~ - p n Blk w lots .
4, 3 s 2. IL II = Blk III iot
Il BIZ e; lots 1, ii Blk ~
Iofa l. q 81 81 II. IL "a -. Blk
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-12
Bath TUBS Water Services a,na9gt & HanmaQWaFh
OF All Kinds Plumbing nlDOgaOl q nullAgDNUlA

|8 Z, .. fa Blk aoa; lot Blk
800; lots 2 3 Blk sll: lots ?
Is, 4, 5, Hlk BIZ; lots !. 2 4 8. s.
Blk 8ls lots 8. q 10. II, -, ls
Blk Sl4s all block 3l5s all 81
block 3l6; all of block ai1; an
block sis; lots s. s II. p 23 "a,
IS. 30. Blk 22
AHrHua NJ. HEF1EN.
WESLEY B. BrHNEY
Torpsiie Commissioner and Ap.
praisers Tor tbe Chickasaw Ma.
liou, 1T.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-12

Johnstown. Pa, has had an
other horror. this time in the
great mines which surround
the lovely town. Several hun
dred miners have been intombed
by an explosion and it is feared
that few viii be rescued
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-12

The yellow journals Of New
Yorlxand other easterncities have
been printing all sorts Of stuff
about President Roosevelt and
his family. and the president has
taken decided objections to some
OF Il.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-12
Want 0oldnp

~ Gill OOl6lIl1
r1a z7=eVr-
For nice. cool furnished rooms,
see Mrs. Martens, 3l4 North 9th
street OF Mr.. Martens Al / Roots
tailor shop. Gil I'M
For reni-O1iee 10 rear Of Chick
ssaw Trust company. suitable for
real estate Office Apply At the
C6iekasha Trust company. tf
For Rent.-One 6 room house,
close IN. Apply 10 J. d. Bridges.
ith and chickasha avenue. 73 6
For Rent One brick business
house, with four rooms above.
located on Chickasha ave. Inquire
at Opera House Grocery.
For Rent-Five room cottage
only A blocks from Pest Office on
North 81. Best well Of water IN
city Enquire olllee-J q. Rebb
Grain Company. 81
For sale on or before the 2nd
day Of August 1902 a my resi-
dence, two miles east Of Rash
Springs, about 250 head OF cattle,
pastnre aud farm.
wsf John Coyle-
For Sale A large bunch Of Young
roosters hens and frying chickens
FOR sale by w. L. Johnson. Cor.
9Th and Washington Street no:
1901 Z {
For sala-l Baler ? grw ers four
knives each. Salky rake long rake
and tent. All IN good working
order and cheap will take 20 tons
bay on the outfit. A Rose. 3
For sale-Pair good work
mules IN good flesh aud ready for
work. Robinson Grocery store 702
First Street T91w
For Salc-sI50 cash win buy a
Ince little grocery and drink busi-
ness. Good location and low reni /;
this is a snap; come qnicks corner
Isl aid Iowa ave; near machine
shops. s.
For sale-Horse, harness aud
delivery wagon. Inquire at the
Daily Express otliee, =
vv-A-7zrED.
WANrED--Good VIII te boy 10
wash dishes. jones Hotel No'4l4
Kansas Avenue 81
For Exohange--The handsomesi
saddle pony in town TO exchange
for gentIe driver. Enquire al
this office.
Wanted-A los Of clean rags
paly Express office.
z1@r Gz Eor2v1.
---------~--------- ---~---~-~-~1
Lost School land letter on
the Anadarko road between Line
creek bridge and saloon. Finder
please return 10 this Office. IF
LosT--A baby 5 poiit lace cap.
Reward on leaving same with Ed
+. Johns at Citizens National Bank
If Won want First class Groceries
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-12

}. a. Rose. Pres,
p p. Monicai, CLERK.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-12

DIR n. "a. Ree1cf uiii be found In
bis oihee over the All Right shoe
store and VIA ausFez 81 calls 4sI
or night rc carry our own 6tries
aad charge uothinE for fll3inz oag
pressripsion pR 3. A. ksADss,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-12

See cur lsne Of ladies waists.
l9u ehnno a1ara 70 miss
then Ai tie pr,ess We have mar |ltii
them to. INE fANDIS
JACkAAN s LEE0N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-01
Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales Regular call. IL o'clock noon-Capital Trac-
phone, II at So. Merrenthaier Linotype, at 1873.
s2 3 $ III loo at a aspp: & at 70 st
p at %: After sall-Mergenthaler Linotype 10
At at lSs, 10 at 1s25s Chesapeake and Potomac
Railroad Bonds-CapitaI Traction 4s 1o7e bid.
OatS1 s. lso bid lss asked
politan Cert Ia a 5s B. 1oe1s bid, 1903 asked.
Co. As. so bid. So asked.
Miseellaneous Bonds washington Gas CO. es, Sc
I07 bid. q. S. Electric Light Deb. Imp. Is, los
bid. Y. S. Electric Light Cert. Ind. 6s. los bid,
Is, 100 bid. Washington Market Co. list 6s. iosls
asked. American Graphophone Deb. IS, 94Ls bid
Safe Deposit and Trust stocks-Nationai Safe
Trust. 200 bid. 225 asked American Security and and
Trust. .2l2 bid. go asked. Washington Safe De-
LOO asked. Washington Savings Bank, 100 bid lis
l23 asked. The Washington Railway and Electric
Co. Pref. 40 bid. The Washington Railway and
National Bank stocks"B B. of Washington. s7s
hid. Metropolitan, TBS bid IT'S asked. Central,
a S 'S as bS saa his S bS
bid Capital $50 =. bid d., West End 1at bid 40
Is Ito 50 sS bid 80 ssf Sd
80 asked. Corcoran, 65 bid. Potomac, GO bid
Arlington. % bid. German American, 265 bid
National Union. bid. 8 asked Columbia. II bid
11ha asked. Riggs, tx bid. Peoples. bid, Ga
Title Insurance Stocks-Reai Estate Title 50 bid.
95 asked. Columbia Title, As bid, asked. Wash
ington Title, bid. asked.
Telephone and Graphophone Stocks-Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone, 50 asked. American Graph
Ophone Com, bid, asked. American GRAPHIC
phone Pref, bid, asked.
Gas Stocks-Washington. Gas, 71h bid, 72a ask
ed. Georeetewn Gas, I1h bid
Type Machine neutrality-suspicious. Linotype,
1S2a4 bid, 1S3 asked. Lanston Monotype. II bid,
12A asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks-Greene Con. Copper Co..
27% bid, 2S asked Washington Market, s16 bid,
22K asked. Norfolk and Washington Steamboat.
It's bid.
sex. dividend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-01
MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS.
Chief buttons Suggestions Regarding
Appointments

Mr.. Robert W., Dutton chief engineer OF
the District fire department, today made a
recommendation to the District Commits
sioners covering the appointment of addi-
uonal members of the fire department
provided under the new appropriation bill
The bill provides for men for one new COM
pany on Congress Heights At present the
men promoted and appointed will be dis
tributed among the other companies for
service until such time as the new com
pany will go into commission, when 1t will
be made up by the chief engineer from the
men available at that time. Chief Dut-
tons letter to the Commissioners Is as
follows:
The act of Congress making appropria-
tlons for the expenses of the District gov
eminent for the fiscal year ending June 30.
1908, provides for this department one addi-
tional foreman. one driver, four priyates
and one Waterman. l therefore have the
honor to recommend that Assistant Fora
man Timothy j. Brown be promoted to the
position of foreman: that Assistant Driver
Edward j. Byrne be promoted to be driver:
that Watchmen Robert ]. Griffin and Frank
D. Gibbs be promoted to the position of
privates. vice Brown and Byrne, promoted.
tnat Watchmen Charles L. Platz Charles
r Auffort. Denis Walsh and George w. A.
Dixon be promoted to be privates and that
Paul A. ]. Schlerf, Henry W. Fletcher,
Lionel G. Struck, Addison R. Hester.
James w. Fletcher and Henry T. Davis be
appointed watchmen, vice Griffin Gibbs
Piatz, Aunort, Walsh and Dixon, promoted.
SAID promotions and appointments to take
effect July 1. 1909"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-01
PLACED BY PRESIDENT.
Corner Stone Laying at Grace Me-
mortal Church.

President Roosevelt at $50 o'clock this
afternoon. will place, into position the large
blue-granite stone. which is to become the
corner stone ofasthso new Grace Memorial
Reformed Church, An course Of erection at
18th and o strsets. northwest. The Presi-
dent viii make no, address, but the occa-
sion will be made memorable by his being
present and officiating In formal way in
the principal event Of the exercises.
An elaborate program. has been prepared
as special order of service, having been ar
ranged for the occasion After an anthem
by the choir Of the church and the offering
of the invocation. the congregation will
sing How Firm a, Foundation" following
which Rev. DR.. j.. M. Schick, the pastor.
will lead in the responsive reading of the
96th Psalm A box containing a number
of articles will then be placed in the hollow
or the stone and the President will then
Technically put the corner piece In position.
The Apostles Creed will then be recited.
and Rev. C. S. Slagle Of Westminster, Md,
chairman of the building committee, will
offer a prayer. .s
The singing of a hymn by the congrega-
ton will be followed by the principal adj
dress OF the day, delivered by Rev. j. A.
Hofheins. d. D.. of Martinsburg, w. Va.
Upon the conclusion of DR.. Hoffheins ad-
dress further religious exercises will be
held and the benedctfon will be pronounced
by Rev. Gustav Facius, pastor of the Ger
man Reformed congregation of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-01
BY SPECIAL GRAND JURY.
Investigation Into the Rosslyn Dis
turbance of Last Week.

A special grand jury. called by Judge j.
NJ Love, held session today at the Alex
andria county court house and examined
all persons who were alleged to have wit
messed the firing into crowd Of soldiers
and the shooting Of Harry c. Pancoast of
the 4th Battery, Field Artillery, last Tues
day night, as well as the assault upon Pri-
Yates Patrick J. McManus and George r.
Owens of the Signal Corps last Wednesday
night Up to late hour this afternoon the
jury had not returned any indictments. The
jury Is composed of Messrs. s. ]. Mullhall,
foreman; George w. Donaldson, A. B. Ora
ham. C. A. Campbell, E. Taylor Arnold, H.
A. Whalen, H. T.. Works, Frank M De
Lane and John H. Goings.
James A. Geary, whose saloon was
wrecked the evening after Pancoast was
shot. is charged with firing into a crowd
Of soldiers: Tony Simmons is accused of
shooting Pancoast; William Nurse is
charged with being party to the shooting,
and Tony Simmons and ~E1vin j. Marcy
are accused of assaulting Privates Nc
Manus and Owens. OF the four named
three gave bond and were released SUISSE
quent to the hearing. Tony Simmons being
the only one committed to jail.
A mounted guard from Fort Myer was
again on duty last EVENING in the streets
of Rosslyn for the pgEpose of preventing a
repetition of lastsWeHks occurrences. Pr-
waite Pancoast il iisssaid,. -, is fast ,overing
from his wennd6, a4d isS expected TO be out
- F,yxsN vt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-01
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. July Flour steady. unchanged
receipts. 6.272 barrels: exports. Id,o47 barrels
Wheat inactive and higher; contract. spot, s1ha
SIN; No. red, S1A July 79a79A; August 7sHa
7ss September. 7slka7sts; receipts. "a $40 bush
els; exports. none; southern by sample, 73asls, /;
G9aosA: July. SO; year. b29 asked; steamer mixed.
6Sa6SA: receipts. 1919 bushels; exports none /;
Oats firm; No. 2 white. 59a80; No. mixed. 54lsa
55: receipts II .40S bushels; exports, none. Rive
dun; No. 2. 80a61: No. western, G2EaG3: re-
ceipts, none; exports. none. Hay firm unchanged
Grain freights. nothing doing; unchanged Bstter
steady. unchanged; fancy imitation. e0a21 fancy
creamery. 22a23: fancy ladie. iSal9; fancy roll
Halls good roll. 16a17; store packed, l6a17. Eggs
steady, unchanged: fresh. .17af7k. Cheese steady
unchanged; large. iOa.0&: medium I0tsaION !:
small. 10Aa10h Sugar firm. unchanged fine and
coarse granulated, 4.Th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-01
Building Permits issued.

Building permits have been issued as fol-
lows: ysaon
e. B. Church. three three1story and base.
ment brick dwellings,, Nos: 1o14 c street
and 300 and so2 1tth Street southwest; cost
$500. nsnsta
Joseph and VIM H. NJ, Reynolds, one
hand-power carffageaHIevater, No. 1929 I
street northwest costs $275. y ,es
John J. Meehatf 5He private brick stable
two stories highbfearfS0S 21st street north.
west; cost, $780, 81 ha 4gia5.
John F.. jarvis, one gas engine and metal
working machinery in brick building No
21o G street northwest; cost, $40, 900 (esti-
mated. =
T. J. Pickford. four two-story frame
dwellings,. BenTing road; cest.a 81 600
Chas. H. Cragln, repairs, No. 3O17 0 street
northwest; cost, $500. '.ss
Ruth G. D. Ravens, improvements. No
81 NJ street northwest: cost, $500
John s. Melton. eight two-story and cellar
brick dwellings, Nos. 1913 to 1875 u street
and 1000 Flagler street; cost. $24. 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-01

o'clock this afternoon was agreed to IN
the House on a zealand nay vote, 1877 to 76
At o'clock tfris-afternoon the galleries
of the House weHrrrowded, every seat be-
ing taken. The Corridors were also crowd
ed with persons, desiring to get in, al
though the scenes on the floor were not I'M
usual, business beng rushed through as
rapidly as possbIetys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-01
Fugitive From Her Parents

Capt. Boardman caused the arrest In New
York today, of Belle Hazen, seventeen years
old, whose home Is in Georgetown. at 17o8
33d street. She was arrested as a fugitive
from her parents. The girl disappeared
several days ago, and her mother ascer-
tafned yesterday where she was stopping.
Detective McNamee has gone to New York
to bring the girl home.