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The evening world., 1903-11-10
MCCARTHY TRIAL PUT OFF.
Accused Walking Delegate Retains
John f.. Mcintyre ns Counsel.

John +. Mcintyre ns Counsel.
Walking Delegate Tim Mccarthy,
those trial was to have come up to-day
ON n charge of extortion-a charge lde
in the Sam Parks indictment-was re-
manded for trial on Nov. Is. Attorney
John +. Mcintyre. former Assistant Dis
trict-Attorney. announced that he had
been retained as counsel and that he
would require until Nov. IS to look into
the case.
james Hickey. ffty-three wears old, or
gate Tor the Houses:niths n Bridge
mems Union. was arraigned In the Nor
rigania Police Court o-day accused OF
extortion.
Henry T.. Fox. a contractor, OF No.
217 West One Hundred and Twenty-third
street, who 10 building n new bridge on
the Pelham Para way. was complainant
He said that on Sunday Hickey told
him that IL he did not give him $40 he
would call of about a score of che mem
bers of the union who were working for
FOX.
Fox arranged. he says. with the man
TO meet him in his office Yesterday. De-
tectfve Setback. OF The Bronx PARK sta
lion, wa there also. Both mon said
they saw the money paid to Hickey,
who was then arrested.
The walking delegate refused to make
any statement. but asked for an i'd
5curnment. which was granted by Mag
istrate Baker until mex Tuesday.
The evening world., 1903-11-10
WOMAN MOUNTAIN
CLIMBER BALKED

Miss Annie s.. Peck. Americas noun
tain climber. who left this country sey-
eral months ago to ascend Mount Sor-
alto In Bolivia. returned to-day on the
steamer Yucatan. Miss Peek found
after she reached Bolivia that she would
have to walt for months for the eli
matte conditions that would enable her
to attempt the ascent. She did. how
ever. climb FL Mlsti. 1920 feet high.
With DIR. w. q. Tight. who accompanied
her. she descended into the crater OF HI
Mlstl. h II the first to make
the descent and DR.. Tight the second
white man. Prof Bailey holding the
rec before this.
While In Peru the woman mountain
climber was forced TO sleep In the open
because OF the bubonii plague. She took
some 500 views OF the country through
which she travelled. Miss Peck went TO
the Hotel Albert.
The evening world., 1903-11-10
BURGLARS LOCK
UP A POLICEMAN

MERRIMAC. Mass, Nov. TO- - Al
Woodnixon the only oficer OF the Local
police force was knocked down early
to-day. robbed. handcuffed and locked
in a cell in the town Jail by four men,
who later blew OF the door OF the post
office safe with a charge OF dynamite,
stole 1900 in money and valuables and
departed without leaving any clue be-
hind them.
In going away the burglars held UP a
man at the point OF a revolver and fired
vic of the mark. Citizens awakened
by the tumult sounded the fire-alarm,
called the entire population OF the town
to the scene. ana Je3rch for the thieves
was quickly undertaken, but no cap
lures were made.
The evening world., 1903-11-10
TWO KILLED N
FIGHT At THEATRE
Miner Stays Physician, Wounds
Chief of Police and Two
Others and Is Shot to Death
by Policeman.

WALLACE, Ida, Nov. io.-Two per-
sons were killed and two wounded in A
shooting ARRAY at the entrance OF the
Wallace opera-IIouse last night. The
shooting took place just as the theatre
goers were leaving the theatre, follow
Ing a performance by the James O'Neil
company.
The Dead.
Or. W. r. Fins. shot through the
head; William Cuff. miner, shot three
times.
The Wounded.
Chief Of Police McGovern. shot through
right hand: opera-House Policeman
Rose. shot In leg.
The trouble arose over Cum inslting on
smoking : cigar IN the gallery.
House Policeman Rose ordered him to
desist. but he refused. The policeman
took the cigar away from Gun after a
struggle. Gun left the theatre vowing
vengeance. He returned with q revolver
and waited until the performance wa
over.
Rose was the frat man to leave the
Opera-House. As h stepped outside
U 5csan frins. TIL irst shots missed
Rose out and as he oia 40 a bullet, pre.
sumabiy from Ours revolver. struck
HIN In the head. killing him instantly.
Other policemen appeared nj tnis mo-
ment and a general fusiilade followed.
The paric-stricken theatre-goers rushed
back Llto the foyer. men and women
being tramplcd on In the mad rush 10
get away. Jun continued hiring. wound
Ing Chief of Police McCovern and Spe-
cial Oflccr Rose. y
Cuff then tried to escape. but was in
tercepted at a sid exit by Policeman,
Quin, who kept up 4 running fire. three
bullets taking effect. Cum fell uncon-
scious and died In ffteen minutes. A
number, of people were injured In the
stampede.
Cuff was a miner and served in the
Philippidas with nj Idaho regiment. DIR.
was a well known surgeon OF Wal
lace and leaves a family.
The evening world., 1903-11-10
soMERFIELp AGAIN ARRAloNEo

Lawrence somerfeid. who was yester-
day convicted of grand larceny in the
hrst degree. was a~rrajgned again to-day
before Justice Davis In the Criminal
Branch OF the Supreme Court to plead
to a second indictment of a like offence
which was found against him yesterday.
The indictment charges Somerne d with
erand larceny In the frat degree, in
hnvln9 swtndled m Charles p. Buch-
Anan out of q large sufn Of MONEY In
Paris. On application OF counsel an adj
tcnnHent d the pleading was secured
until Thursday. on the ground that a
motion to inspoct the minutes or phe
Grand Jury vii be made,
The evening world., 1903-11-10
LAWYER ABE LEVY
GETS WATCH BACK
Pickpocket Nabbed It a Month
Ago and Somebody Gave II to
Otto RosaIsky as Security for
Legal Fee.

Abe Levy. the attorney. met a pick.
.ocket on the Brooklyn Bridge q
month ago and after the meeting Mr..
Lovy was minus a gold watch.
Mr.. Levy was leaving Judge cowing's
roo in the Criminal Courts Building to-
day when he saw Otto Rosaisky. former
assistant Distrlct-Attorney. look al a
watch. Levy recognized 1t.
"where did you get that watch.
Otto?" asked Levy.
"Oh. u client gave It to me as So
curity for a fee"
TITS mine" cried Levy. II lost It on
the Bridge. 1t Is No. 7.O7S.319. Look ut
IT,"
They looked at tho works n sure
enough the numfoer was the same.
Rosalsky turned II over TO Levy and
now RosaLsky Is waiting for his client
to show up.
The evening world., 1903-11-10
CROKER COMING BACK.
lie Tells n Friend al Vantage His
Visit to This City Will lie Brief.

Richard Croker is coming back to
New York next February.
To an intimate friend who paid a visit
to Vantage recently, Mr.. Croker said
that business interests would require
his presence here at the time men.
toned.
Il am not going back to stay" said
Mr.. Croker. This is my home and will
be my home hereafter. AS soon as my
nnai.s are settled, l shall return TO
GRAND. but. OF course. shall see and
talk. with many Of my old friends. But
az for New York politics ] am lone
The evening world., 1903-11-10
Rogers Al Plate.
Choice Of Four Handsome
Patterns.

Rogers Al extra plate on nickel
silver; every piece hand-bunished;
choice of four handsome patterns.
TEA SPOONS, set of six. -
DESSERT SPOONS, set OF six-e0
DESSERT FORKS, set of SIX 90
TABLE SPOONS. set Of six. %
TABLE FORKS, set Of six. 90
COFFEE SPOONS, set of SIX. 90
OYSTER FORKS. set of six.91.13
COLD MEAT FORKS, each. As
BERRY SPOONS, .ach......-65
GRAVY LADIES, each......b 5
SUGAR SHELLS AND BUTTER
KNIVES. each. .16
FISH KNIVES AND FISH FORKS,
edSn 90
PIE KNIVES, each. .oS
INDIVIDUAL BUTTER KNIVES,
set OF
ORANGE SPOONS. set Of 6 $1.10
SOUP LADIES, each. .31.b0
OYSTER LADIES, each. .$7.2B
FRUIT KNIVES, satin and pol
ished handles, set of six. go. .$1.2b
Triple Plated DINNER AND DES-
SERT KNIVES, set Of six. $3.50
The evening world., 1903-11-10
Surgeons Bulletin To-Day Re-
ports Slow Improvement in
Vocal Cord from Which Poly
pus Was Removed.
ALARM FOR EMPEROR
AFFECTS GERMAN B0URSE.
Prot. Ortiz a Famous Cancer
Specialist, Declares There Is
Nothing Serious in Case Of
the Kaiser.

BERLIN. Nov. ia bulletin on thu
condition OF Emperor william. issued
this morning At the New Palace. Pots.
dam, says there 10 q slow improvemtnl
in b appearances Of the left vocal
cord, n adds that the Emperor to-
DAY resumed his usual morning wall
in the park.
The bulletin was sisned by Drs. von
Leuthoid. Moritz Schmidt and IlberK.
The Emperor walked out twice to-day
ana transacted business with the chief
OF the naval star and the chiefs OF his
priynte military n naval cabinets.
The morning bulletin was not supple
mented by other details. Importance IL
no longer attached to tho Emperor's
'woupd by the court officials, who con-
slider public concern can best be aIlayed
by not saying anything except what Is
contained In tho bulletins.
Despite the reassuring reports Of
fcdaliy issued regarding the Emperor's
coneition Today, the people, OF, Ger
with gloomy tore1odinys.
1,he ckamlnatlon Of tho tiny Erslns
foendNfA n celis Of the polypns taken
from the Emperor's vocal cords has
mot been completed and until Ii Is and
h result 10 known much u~neaslness
Win he- felt. -. .r.s
The Crown Prince still remains at
Wernigerode, where he is busy shooting
Prof., Johannes orth. the famous an
Ger specialist, who Is the recognized
pccessor OF Prof. yirshow, stoutly main
faine that there Is nothing serious an,
the Emperor's ase He says there n
not the slightest suspicion Of any dan
Eerous formation existing.
The polypus removed from the En-
left vocal cord was about the
siEe OF a lentil. The wound Ia healing
var the physicians In attend-
are much pleased with the En-
condition.
The evening world., 1903-11-10

MRS. A. NJ. TOWNSEND,
tO Years Secretary OF q Wo-
snnn's Christian Temperance
Union. Her white Ribbon REM
edy Has Dr0aght JOY and Glad.
ness to Thousands of Homes.
Ny white Ribbon Remedy has been given
s sSssstl Saf 20 s saSsi SsSasa9 9e dru1 M %,; and n ,se
bon Remedy - the, only drink cure Endorsed
and by members Of q w. c.
=. w., Many Of my. sister workers In the
cause of temperance have FOUND White rib
bon Esmsdy an economical help In their
them 10 their homes and. friendn. Any
woman can cure her husband. son or brother
or any one with White RIbbo REMEDY by
putting Il In tea, coffee. milk. wafer or food
When % Ssed the remedy y tasieless. color:
gets Isss ana 4 a,s SsSt.'' Tor intos asslsss s sns P eIsss9s
leaves Oft altogether. ImpoBsible for any one
e. have an appetite for alcoholic LIQUORS after
using Waite. Ribbon Remedy. cufe Eiainn.
tssd. Sold In every drug store. or BY mail.
5Oc. and n. "~
want every good and faithfnl woman to
YOU yssp can AZ 30 this 81 w ntEaSi m assn ana ssyil. and spd
send free, In a sealed plain enveiope. fun in
formation how to cure. and some or Vv,,Jt.
Ribbon. Remedy, 80 you can make a personaI
test. Write Or San on NE
400 Union Hank building. Bcston. Nh.
Sold ana by specinif Aeen,s
In New York. sfeEel Cooper Co. Drasr
nepartment, sixth nv, and 18th nt.i
noekey, san av., cor. a4sh 81, Oth
ave- cor. 4Hd -. Brooklyns vIn-
cent,s q Drpg stores. dorsey City,
Maetnetas nos llontgormery u.
The evening world., 1903-11-10
High Grade Cutlery.

CARVING SETS, } pieces, gen.
uine stag handles, sterling mount
ings, best quality steel. 90. 90
CARVING SET, ; pieces, stag
handles, fancy silver ferruic. S4.25
CARVING KNIFE AND FORK.
stag handles, best quality steel,
pair .91.95
DINNER KNIVES AND FORKS.
celluIoid handles, steel blades. set
OF SIX pairs. 1925
The evening world., 1903-11-10
Quadruple Plated Ware.

PEPPERS AND SALTS, sterling
tops. each IS
CRuMB SETS, Cake Baskets,
Butter Dishes, Round Walters.
Bread Trays, Chocolate Pots, Sugar
Bowls. Creamers, Spoon Holders,
Baking Dishes. Nut Bowls. 1926
NUT SETS. s picks. .25
NUT SETS, s picks and cracker.
ooe. and. so
The evening world., 1903-11-10
Mattresses.

ELASTIC FELT MATTRESSES. made
up In fancy stripe ticking; elnstic, non-ao-
sorbent. vermin proof.
e. % nos IS ''o Il Il 8 g. in, d."
lbs ....,.:.. 600 lbs ..,......8.oo
HAIR MATTRESSES. pure black South
American Horse Hair. made up in A. c.
A. ticking.
Worth ~, 4, at worth sl s.SS at
4 n, O In. 30 lbs. 4 II. o in. 10 lbs.
worth slh. 30, at worth sat-
The evening world., 1903-11-10
TIN PLATE WORKS RESUME.

NEWCASTLE. Pa. Nov. M-The large
.Shenango tln-plate plant has resumed
after a shutdown OF several
weeks and a majority OF the 1850 en-
were at work to-day.
The evening world., 1903-11-10
sARoENT's CONDITION EASY.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Accommodation
er-General OF Immigration Sargent, who
was stricken with paralysis several days
ago, Is reported to-day as resting easily.
The evening world., 1903-11-10
Sale of Tableware
For the Thanksgiving Dinner.

Along with the linen must be the best China and Glass This doesn't necessarily mean
exhayaganny priced things for yu cal get very pretty tableware for very little coH-f YOU now
where to 70 for It, He frm instance.
The evening world., 1903-11-10
Plates & Platters

vi my IOboO " ] IObtOAS
Large Turkey Piatters, ca. 20
value $3.50. At. EACH. -. 4A.CV
Large Platters. Crown Derby Dec
orations, value $500, At, GE Sn
each. Observation-Disclosures. &OeSN
Large Service Plates. with tur-Sn
key decorated centre, Al, each. OU
Cut Glass.
Celery Trays, rich deep
cuttings, value $500, at, en- AZ
each. .. ,............... 0Os1
Cut Glass Water Bottles, rich
deep cuttings, value -. "a pc
on o. Vinegar Bottles, 81 %
value 500, 1t. each. 80. OlsIO
Wine or Clkret Ocean CT or
ters, value 800 Il, each UlsN
SAila and Feprsfs, S@a stsI RA
ling tops, value 500, at. each ~
The evening world., 1903-11-10
Miscellaneous.

NEW MAPLE sYRUP-
pure; gallon cans. S1.2b: "
GALLON cans. Csc; at. Ar
cans. doc; at. Jars. &9C
MISUNDERSTANDING old
fashioned New Orleans l0-
Molasses: Eailon jug. |C
PLUM
sss ssI: i. fiSS.Si sssi.. az zoe
~ARD-swift or o. X.
brand. Hnow white. open kot-
tie renderedi 8, 5 and 81.
10 ID. pals; per h.. TIC
NEW PRUNES Extra
choice. large and ~
msaty: 3 lbI. for..,. Z5c
NEW HEAD RICE AE-
Extra auaiityi 3 lbs. ZoG
CATsUP -E6ssmare hrand.
ss sis ! SSs.. E.SS. sst &c
The evening world., 1903-11-10

A - swift's deli !
eious susar-cured Picnic,
Hams, lean. sweet and Z
tender; weight about }
O lbs. eacn. per 7IZ r 4
ID, ......'''''''' S/"l
The evening world., 1903-11-10
Canned Fruits and
Vegetables.

S,oIs /. III c fs%SSs I RSss
Sugar Corn packed: very
sweet and creamy; 2-lb.
cans. dos. s1'SO; 13c
can ...........,....' NV
PDAs-Floral brand. sift:
ed Early June, Peas. sweet
and tender; 2-lb. cans. 4.
doz., S1.16: can. bOS
Ever brand.
very ANAL. sweet and ten
deri Alb. cans. doz-, IA.
tl.Ooi can....'..... III
The evening world., 1903-11-10
1t Includes:
Sterling Silver.
Quddruple Plate and
Cutlery at
SAVING PRICES.

means a saving such as is seldom &C
corded, except where unusual conditions permit of extraordinary
results
The outspread is beautiful and brilliant; indeed, silver will
dominate the akies and selling tables tomorrow morning.
The evening world., 1903-11-10

A very extensive showing In this
part Of our linen business: IN linen
with hand drawnwork, plain linen
with hand embroidery, linen with
various kinds Of lace borders, CIuny
lace. Arabian or Russian lace. Ten
erife drawnwork, pretty Renais-
sance and Italian laces; from a hem
stitched Scarf for 4oc cos OO
to 4 Lace Scarf for. @LO.OV
The evening world., 1903-11-10
Also the Following
Great Specials In

On the Back Yard Fence
/ Rosie May.
| Home. Sweet Home, Last
\ , Rose OF Summer Patt'a
we 0 BSsh WIN 90 to Mamma
Bye and Bye.
April Smiles Waltzes.
An Easter Emblem.
, At Shutdown. Reverie.
/, A. Frangesa. March.
/, Beautiful Blue Danube
, Waltzes.
Black Hawk WaltzeB.
| Daily Question. The
Flee as q Bird.
/ Slack KEY Polka Marurka
Convent Grand March.
Elatterer. Tho
The evening world., 1903-11-10
Simpson. G!:::!z.:!.Y!.76vn[ &
NYHA M L9wTu21wNREDA
Thanksgiving Sale of
Silver Begins Tomorrow.

With many, many thousands Of
pieces to commend themselves to
your fancy, we start tomorrow
morning one of the most deliberately
planned and carefully executed sales
of silver for the Thanksgiving table
ever held in New York. And it
The evening world., 1903-11-10
Sale of Fine Linens
DOilieS.

Finger Bowl Doiiies, Plate Doilies,
Doilies for the glass or china closet,
Doilies for parts of the dining
room. are here hv the thousands;
from DC. each to $27.00 a dozen.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-11-27

The sensation caused by the murder
of William Clendennin, the operator in
Brown tower, near Jersey Shore, Pa,
and the robbery soon after Of the agent
at Allenwood fifty miles east of the
tower, was increased the other day when
it was known that there had been n third
crime of similar nature. John Dalton,
the night Waterman at the Philadelphia
and Reading Railway station at Girard-
vile, was attacked by four masked men
ut midnight. They locked him in a room,
robbed him Of $75 and stole three valua-
BILE express packages. Dalton jumped
from II window and raised an alarm. A
number of citizens responded and started
in pursuit of the burglars, who escaped
10 the mountains. Shots were exchanged
with the men. Girardville is fifty miles
southeast Of Allenwood, where Murrell
j. Hafer, the Reading telegraph opera
tor, was assaulted robbed and chloro-
formed within n short time after Glen
DENIM clicked off on the wire rs he was
dying the message that told Of his fate
II is supposed that the mysterious rob
bers jumped on a fast freight after kill
ing Clendennin, rode to Allenwood, there
robbed lIafer and fled.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-11-27
Odds and Ends.

Manchuria is primarily grain-produc-
ing country.
The Dayton, Ohio, chief OF police has
been removed by the Mayor.
The Automobile Club of America has
elected Winthrop e. Scarett, New York,
president.
Friction between Japanese emigrants
and Coreans is growing i'll southern
Corea, owing to the number of the Mi
kado's subjects who are settling in the
country.
Dr. George e. Ladd, director of the
school of mines at Rolla, has been elect
ed by the Missouri worlds fair COM
nilsson to be superintendent of the de-
partment of mines and metallurgy, to
succeed Col. II. II. Gregg of Joplin.
The federal court at San Juan, Porto
Rico, quashed the indictments for snug
Cling in the cases of Alonzo Cruzen, the
collector OF customs; Captain Andrew
Dunlap, U. s. n, commandment Of the
naval station. and Robert Giles, for
mer contractor in Porto Rico, on the
ground that the fines had been paid and
the offenses expiated.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-11-27
InternatiOnnl,s Report.

Telegraphic advices from coneSpoa
ents of the international Mcw0n'
Agency throughout the United Sta
and Canada regarding the state OF III
are summarized as follows;
The week has made it plain that ,
cesses of REIMBURSEMENT and curb in pF'
in industrial lines, together with cons
vatism among commercial buyers
more than offset the increased promise
agricultural prosperity.
Financially the situation has lllPT0
since the movement Of European
this way. Mercantile collections are
to be good at nearly all points ext
Philadelphia and Cleveland, WNe'e =
are firmer. st. Paul says they are y
in localities.
Montreal reports Il steady denim"
staples at firm prices. Merchants !
to m early settlement of the sum
5000 employees in the Quebec S"o'
leather industry. Toronto ad''cs'
of greatly stimulated sales by It"S ,
the colder weather, with parne,.u'",,,n, ).
couraging orders from the No' ,.,
Funds at Dominion tnancia' ''"''
main comparatively easy.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-11-27
BARS BIBLE FROM SCHOOLS.
Nebraska Supreme Court Forbids
Reading of the Scriptures.

Bible reading and hymn singing is
again forbidden in the public schools of
Nebraska by the State Supreme Court,
(which has issued Il peremptory writ Of
mandamus against the directors Of school
district No. u, in Gage County, ordering
them to comply with the decision rem
dered more than year ago, that no
further religious exercises be held III the
school. The reator i'll the petition for
mandamus is Daniel Freeman, known
as the first Somesteader," who was the
original plaintiff in suit begun in 1899
against the district. winning twice III
the lower courts. The district directors
appealed and the Supreme Court upheld
Mr.. Freeman, but Chief Justice Sullivan,
in n later supplemental opinion, so en-
couraged the school districts side of the
case that the first order was practically
ignored. Freeman complained that the
directors and teacher, Miss Martha
Beecher were violating the court order
and the latest writ followed. Much hti-
CATION will ensue, since there are as
many varying interpretations Of the de-
cision last written as there are different
views on the subject of Bible reading i'll
the public schools The tenor of the de-
cision was that the Bible might be read
as a worls' Of literature, but not as Il
religious work. 1T is said that the school
directors will persist in the use Of the
Bible. Should they do so contempt pro
ceedings will bring the whole question
before the court again for review.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-11-27
CARRIE CAUSES PANIC.
Tries to See President and Creates IA
Scene in Senate.

Scene in Senate.
Carrie Nation invaded the White
House and Senate chamber Thursday
and created the greatest excitement
since the pugilistic encounter between
Senators Tillman and McLaurin. Her
shouts created a panic and officers eject
ed her from both places. With wom-
ans wisdom, Carrie left every weapon
except her tongue outside the fence, but
she used her voice with startling effect.
Mrs. Nation was arrested in the gallery
of the Senate chamber just after the
opening Of the session. She screamed
down at the Senators that they were all
allies OF the rum sellers There was ire
mendous excitement in the galleries.
Women screamed and men rushed toward
Mrs. Nation, who was taken to the guard
room and then in patrol wagon to the
police court. Although she was not al
lowed to see the President, he was fore
ed to give her an audience when she went
to the White House, for he could not fail
to have heard every word she said. She
screamed in the lobby Of the office build
ing. only a few yards from the Presi-
dents room, that the Roosevelt western
trip was cigarette-smoking, liquor
drinking bout" Nothing that the secret
service men and the uniformed police
cculd do would quiet her voice. Finally
she was seized and rushed out of the
building, screaming the while like mad.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-11-27
RICH MAN FEARS ASSASSIN.
Foe Disguised an Tramp Attacks Him
and His Wife.

Violence or murder is feared by Will
liam S. Mansfield and his family as the
result of an old grudge. Mr.. Mansfield is
a wealthy shoe manufacturer in Lowell,
Mass. Anonymous letters and the nc
tons Of a mysterious individual, who
is believed to have adopted the guise of
n tramp to wreak vengeance for an old
quarrel, have caused Mr.. Mansfield to
appeal to the police for protection. Mrs.
Mansfield is so worried that she is under
physicians care. A piece of paper was
found pinned on Mr.. Mansfield's door the
other night, and on this was written
in red ink: - your soul, I'll have
you yet" The night before an attempt
was made to lure Mrs. Mansfield from
her home by story that her husband
had been seriously injured and taken to
n hospital. She started for neighbours
house, the strange man keeping her in
sight. She encountered her husband and
the prowler disappeared. A tramp called
at the house that day and after asking
for Il cup Of tea dashed red pepper into
her face. She saw his arm move in time
to close her eyes and half turn her head
aWay