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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-01-10
DIED.

ANDERSON-Suddenly January 5. resi-
6ence. No. 30 Garden Place. Brooklyn Mary A.. widow
OF the Sidney Sanderson In the s4th Of her
Funeral services from the Church OF the Pilgrims
Rernsen-st corner az Henry-st. Brooklyn. Saturday
January TO- at p.
SEAMAN-At Elizabeth. n j. January g. 1908 George
Summins Thomas seaman. IN the s6th year Of his
Funeral from St Johns Church. Elizabeth.
day. 10Th inst. at go p m.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Monday. January s. Jecksor-
vile. Fla George Saunders Weston in his sIsr year
Funeral services at the residence daughter
Henry w. Williams 10. 474 West 1t4ch-st Nsyv-Yortx
City. on Saturday. January TO- Iutsrmeut AZ
the convenience OF the family.
The woodIawn Cemetery.
Borough Of Bronx York City
once. 70 East I'D Street. Madison square South.
Rev. stephen Merritt. the worldwide known
unosrtaker only one place OF business. and
19th-st: largest I'm the world Tel ff-isth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-01-10
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-days Forecast.

Washington 9-The barometer continues unusuaiS
low over the Northeastern part Of the country ana
ridge Of high pressure extending from the middle ssis
snni Valley souheaserly Florida separates the North
eastern pressure from second low pressure over
Western Texas The has been mostly fair TO-
dav there being considerably less than yesterday
in the lake region upper Ohio Valley Light local
rains fell in Oregon Washington; elsewhere there
has been no precipitation Of consequence
II s colder in the middle Rocky Mountain region ano
tbence eastward to Illinois, where temperatures are con-
s,darahv lower than seasonal average The tenn
neratnre has risen in the Gulf States
Far weather is indicated for Saturday and Sunday IN
n the country except Southwest, the middle
and lower Mississippi and the lower Ohio Vaiey "he[e
rain s nrobabe The rain will overspread Texas ana
the lower Mississippi Valley SATURDAY ana eXtend 10
Sn,er Ohio and middle Mississippi Valley and the East
Gulf by Sunday f-,,- S..,ss
r. will be Saturday In the Guit states
ard the Northwest temperature VIII rise SUNDAY
in the South States the Ohio valley ana 1he
upper nd long the Atlantic mostly fresh south
-o.t ~ west and on Gulf coast fresh southeast
trasb yes winds will continue Lake Michigan Steam
frssb West Winds weather to the Grand Banks
FORECAST FOR TODAY AND SUNDAY.
For MARYLAND and the District Of Columbia fair and
cold today sunday increasing cloudness probably snow
~ rain nv night; fresh to northwest winds
For Eastern New-York Eastern Pennsylvania. New
~ iay and probably Sunday; fresh west winds
Fer New-E,ngIand fair and continued cold To-Day anu
sunday: fresh southwest to south winds
For western Pennsylvania and western NeW-IoIh
oartIv cloudy to-day Sunday slowly rising temper
afnres sunday; fresh winds. becoming variable
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MATHS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC

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N5ars tor Newfoundland. by sydney. ana
1benca nv steamer this Office daily 30
ternrerffne close here Monday. Wednesday ard
Sa+urdav Mails Mquelon. by rail 10 Boston. and
thence by close at this Office daily at $50 m
Male Cor cuba Tampa Fla. and hence
stearner close at this Office daily. excep; Thurs
Ssv AZ $50 a. (the connecting closes made
Saturdays Malls for Mex
20; CIV overland specially addressed for dis
Ico az office daily Sun
ggsV AZ 80 o. m ard 1880 sundays at Loo P m
SS T1.sN n m Malls Costa Rica Belize. Puerto
-,ez ard letter mail FOR Guatemala. by r2tl % New
thence steamer close at this once 1afiy
orleans -srn5av ar 81 80 D. m s11 80 sundays
- ~ y m and $3.50 D m connecting closes here
a. q y STf.30 for Belize Puerto Cortez and
rsaI for Guatemala. and Tuesdays at SliSO p
e. Costa Rca) SESegistered mail closes at p M
daY.
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BY EARLY MAIL TRAM.

all points the United States Canada and Mexico
outside OF the boroughs of Manhattan and The Bronl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-01-10

This afternoon at the children's Theatre N
negie Lyoeun. Master Lores Grimm VIII appeal
Oliver Twist Note parents-.Ihis 10 iO
version used by Elita Proctor Ods'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-01-10

Beginning next week matinees viii De sise -
Bliss Tyree at the Madison SauAie
Thursdays instead Of wednesdays
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09

sA-a.a-hh'" sighed salisbury IN a
.iaus breath 81 satisfaction az he
Easd out over the heuaetors. To-
lay I have nothinE q voErY about.
Win HhurNua on Geek and caus
asnaea milk -in TIE pantry ! can at
ford 10 take life a. easily as Walt
slit Tomorrow Hrutt have made
liursah agree "a blow back. and there
IL uothinK iu she nature Of cloud
my hafi0n
The sentence was hardly concluded
ahen the singing TONES 81 the tele-
phone wHrs taFne Ga enc the peace
aud quiet - the Office.
sJinglsty iiuE istl Jingle
Hello sails Salisbury.
Hello. answered the voice. lie
fhIs ths Weather Man
1t - answered Salisbury def
Hily
This il the Liquor Dealers Assn
lation We have decided 20 boycott
"a far reducing th~ gfiee On
HHarrs A feN more ralus and We
aIil b. compelled So Ftye away water
tree - charge
Don't you DO that nov
certainly not 90 IL the water W.
harry. for the drinks ars thrown
IN"
We'll. said Salisbury redectively.
You can't kick on this weather.
Yesterday n vas fair enough. To-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09

captain II infantry having HE lunch
ln AN apeneaif restaurant With four
OF his priNafra This absolute Hnriai
equality between Officers and uru.
which 81 other amlntfie ia supposed
10 pe HubNrtaiNe 81 an military diaas
plius. h. univ cfaal iu Greece 10 faet
timing tasethrr and hANlnE little
pink drinks tusethrf NJ cafes HrCnaz
30 BE- the chief occupation 20 officers
ana men
L. appearance many - the soldiers
feHembie q chorut in "A romaHtig OF
rra ThrY wear little fiutrd white
nkirtr. iaag aluesiunH ard inw rF"rs
which turu up a ths tneH AMI have
great ru8elteH 90 the TIPS AN this IS
suf4nountsd bY an Embroidered Nvsf
cara ~ BRIGHT material and = pork
pls cap. from ahi.H hangs an inI=
rnstss curtain tAHssl Tire GreehH are
used tn this and think # looks fefus
riuuaiy military
The sultan has ~ navy worth
sreAkinE q bat ths Greeks haven
either. aa thry would uHt be much
hslu 10 their naa allies in that ~
sfiatsf The Nfeak rHAF CONSISTS uf
three fairly good coast guard cruisers
- 7no8 tans each and uine smaller
vessels These however. vuulf tr
ulgrs than a match for bulgaria.
y, hose fleet consists Of ore Yacht ~
sda tons anf bus ane masrfn cruiser
- 7Hoa tons With two OF three small
er vessels
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09

HIS JOY WAS SH0RTLIHED
weArHsamAs SALISBURY soas WITH SATISFACTION, AND
rsIa eErs cALL.oowH

night and tomorrow there VIII Be
0's-aasiuuai rains with light 10 brisk
southwest winds
see that you make IL occasional.
replied the voice ns the phone
clicked Ia token u dinsauncction.
Salisbury had hardly swung
around ,u hia chair when the mes
HgnEef ~ eyii rang again.
Hello"
Hello. Is this the Weather Man p
~ ir
Wen this T. MIA Inspector Mc-
Donald I called you up 20 see II
you could give m. any dope on this
silver lining story
What asked the puxKied Wealth
- Man.
Why. san remember the old say
Ing about all clouds having a silver
lining don't you That's 10. m in
trouble ard need some Illuminating
borders oH my clouds
fYouli have Of call up Nimbus 20
find out about that Hut u seems
10 me VI there had been any silver
lining lying around loose Il would
be"
At this point third voice broke
tu over a Crossed wire. u Was Inn
ratiaut
Hello Hello poemur Dairy Get
those cans IN shape right away I'm
coming up TO look at 'efn"
And even Salisbury laughed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09

TOM COLLINS SUES FOR BEING
CONFINED IN JAIL

Because he was iucnrccrated IN a
eaii IN the city jail without cause.
and there beat into pulp by n
drunken prisoner. AZ alleged In the
complaint. Tom collins has asked
the cily 60 reimburse him $3.50 $500
for wages lost by NON employment.
and Use Incurred by medical set
vices The arrest tH alleged ia have
been made sunday. SEPT u. ana the
beatiuE to have ute tFtri vafi5 The
next morning
Collins claims that he Was taken
into custody by AN officer 81 the
police department shortly after .
o'clock in the evening. aud that he
was Immediately locked IN cell At
the city jah. lie contends that there
was absolutely no cause FOR the ar
rest but that he was confined
among thieves and crooks Of the
worst class
About seven o'clock the next
morning. au Collins alleges, Il drunk
en- man. who had been put IN the
cell with him set upon aud beat
hin until he was nearly iuHeusible.
and then gave him fearful kick on
the Jaw. FROM which nc suffered
great pain. and the effects ~ which
has later chuaed total and pefman=
eat deafness in the left ear lie
was released from the iau the same
afternoon
The police disciaim an knowledge
Of the affair. az far as beating IL
concerned Collins was detained at
the station, they admit but as n
witness asainst@ man named Ham
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09
FLOOD HAS SUBSIDIZED

and allow tn. exact damage done
b the flood 70 BE- exactly ascertain
I'd The work viii probably begin
Tonight. aua WHEN once started can
b. finished In eight hours. Ali the
material necessary II uow on hand
The Seattle Electric company en-
poets to make sufficient repairs 10
the bridge over the government
canal at Fremont today 90 be able
60 run ears across this evening
Manager Grant said this after.
noon that the rourany has a large
force Of men and a piie-driver a.
work row. and BY niEhtfall the task
viii probably be rushed 20 compile
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09

A GREER PANTRY NAN
ATHE~A The fafalEu Visitor. eH+
pec'aiiY 10 he have any msfnufX ~
the Greco rurkinh vat * 1854 can
not st ever wondering 10 find tosiss
In Athens that Turkey L. the murt
popular power. and that Turks are
the mant welcome guests There ia
even strong faik tu hiFh Greek 81
fetal circles that II the sultan ErtH
hard pressed the Greek afmF may
BE- seat 10 help hiu against huisHfta
The Greek army though small H.
well organized and might easilf
change the result d. close sirius
Eiv The siandius army couHista Of
1900 officers and 10 uuo vru. - which
teta are cavalry The reserve cen
alats u 60 haftaiIona ~ infantry no
sauadFana 20 cavalry. W batteries II
field guns and several companies u
ems inears. iu an abaut fs co. men
A. 10 the discipline iu the Grnst
ARMY and It's effectiveness in tns
field there IL a iot Of difference II
opinion ~ the late war aith Tur
- it chiefly distinguished Itself ~
running awaf ne defenders haa
ever. saY that thia Was fue 20 official
rnistnauaarmen and that the uffi
GERS and npn Az ell riEht hut the
discipline is admitted 20 bs tiffersHt
than that in any othsf cuuntry,
WhsE sHr writer % tesH article
fret landed hefv eHe 81 che aishtH
y hieh attracted bis attention WaH q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09
MUST Be
BRANDED
NEW RULE GOVERNS SALE o.
CANNED GOODS WHICH CON
TAIN FoRMALpEHYpE

As "a result ~ tests made hy state
Chemist fulmvt showing the pres
rusu Of various preventative. IA
yludlug fafmHldebydr. Ia canned
meala shipped Into this state nom
the East, Ioud Commissioner hD-
Donald hs issued notice ta all
pufNeypsH af food products warning
ihem rs follows
You are hereby notified that on
all packages OF food sold Ia THE
state where "a pruHrfNutiNr lH used.
that the same viii be considered
misbfHndad ~ the uuuis and amount
Of preventative ia not printed Ia
English on the pa hhge in plain
tyre. An foods now on sale must
be changed Ia conform with THE ful-
ms b. January !. 1904
This passes up to the consumer
tho option Of eating of drinking
foods containing pfeaeryatiycu. With
the label an the PACKAGE he VIII
inoe what he b. getting Whenever
the poisonous nature 81 an pfehrrv-
alive is demonstrated. ita use iu
food products iu thia state viii be
wholly prohibited. CammiaHionrr
Mcdonald SAYS
The department ~ agriculture re-
r
Donald ahe follows in the matter of
regulating the sale 81 feed products
containing pfcaefrHfiNua
1t ia the opinion 81 this depart
ment that foods containing preaerv-
nfif'eH and 6alofiua matter should be-
labeled WITH the name and quantity
~ each substance present Some
states aa you know. have this re-
auifsmsnt Ia their laws uf iu the .rul-
inEa 81 their commissioner. aud live
zap e. a. q Seems "a perfectly fair
provision n enforced We de- not
shlHs n advisable 60 prohibit pre-
arrNatiNes altogether because II that
were duus some articles ~ food
would necessarily be omitted from
ouf menu. NJ least their commercial
preservation would not be possible
1t seems better IN many cases
81 permit their preservation. but ~
quite that fhHy shall b. iahried Nth
The kina hnd amuuHt ~ pfrH~fvatlVr
pfessH Hn order that consumers
may knos ahu they afe eating
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09
BOUCKE'S
DEFENSE

p p Boucke. on trial in the su-
psfior court for having held up and
robbed the Hlick family At Green
Lake last December. testified on
his own behalf. this morning lie
told his story In fattsriuE and In
distinct voice.
= never saw Mrs Hiirk but twice
in my life. until ! saH her Ia the
courtroom 90 the beginning % this
trial. he said IN response 10 a uuea.
ton put to him by his attorney
once y hen she pretended 60 iden-
tffy me In the office - the chief q
puiire. the other time At my pTslim=
mary hearing I am innocent - the
charge against me. and was not near
the Biick nome on the night when
fhe robbery is said 60 have occurred
and know nothing Of the circum-
stances except what have been
told and what have seen IN the
daily papers"
when asked 60 explain how he
happened 20 have the stolen lewelfy
In his possession. he said
Il bought II an from man
named Hiram scheli. who was work :
inR Tor me on commission. lie sold
IL 20 me q piece at a time. shortly
after the robbery, aud ] paid him
for ~. not knowing that % had been
stolen. went 20 Sacramento on
business not because I believed I
sT7tE IS % arrested.
The contention Of the defense is
that Hiram Hcheil committed the
robbery and then sold the iewelry TO
Houcke The state believes Scheil
to he have been one 81 the high
waymn. but has wound q chain Of
eVldeaee around Raueke. claiming
him to have been sehsiFs accom-
uilca. wisao% rsakes his attempted
alihi a very uncsrtniN quantity
The state ks putting itE faith for
n coEvi.s ttsqs sos Mrs Eiick's POSI-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09
MERGER IS
AGAIN ON
THE RACK

ST. PAUL MINI. Oct. t-The
Peter Power case against the North
ern Pacific Railway Co, with Power
eliminated. WAS argued before the
United States court of appeals to-
day. Camille Weidenfieid takes the
place Of Power. She asks \ revers-
al OF the ruling OF the lower court.
which ieFRliAed the retirement OF
the Northern Pacific preferred stock.
Counsel Bum and Kellogg. for tho
Northern Pacific, contend that the
legality Of the Northern Securities
merger cannot he passed upon in
the present ease. which reduces the
issue merely as TO the right OF rail-
way officials TO retire preferred
stock
Attorney weidenfield contends
that the question involves the right
Of stockholders TO intervene In a
conspiracy. and must therefore bring
/ up the question OF validity OF the
merger
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09

Elizabeth Stephenson Morgan apnn-
aur - Tbs h#ft3ras3p Wisconsin.
Thee eight have. II ia snid. en-
rolled their names MAJ pffhiT
Anderson. sponsor for the Maine
Sue QUAY. e. BE- sponsor for the
psnnaYi is snIa gora Pes body. spun-
sur for the Colorado Katherine
White. sponsor for the West Nirs
siuia Miss Brown sponsor fuH the
Maryland E.liEa beth Stephenson
MORAN. Epounpr fnf the wisconsin
Elsie MRconber. sponsor for the Des
Moinss Isabelle TfuNtou sponsor
for the torpedo boat Truxtan.
Elizabeth Stephenson Morgan.
dauFhtsr % fsaac Stephenson. Wis
eunslfsS richest MAN has the dis
unrttan % hsing tie first hnttlrehiu
arnuKn4 90 eBY 70 name thee z
Nstaaa Of / chriHteu the @ A
splartfei hfunae bust % the beautiful
Youas woman. paid Tor by the Of
ficerHisf the Wisconsin. atiofuH the
captafhs ca hin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09
MREHg MARRZEg 4
STREET CAR GRIMM

cation and went Co Lake county
Weird has Iust been received that the
couple have married
The Nounr woman is an hcireHn. the
daughter II Captafn riasa and II ~
prominent Southern family tier
parents are both dead. isaYiuE her an
estate u about uoooooa Hhr 10 ~
years cid and cared nothing Ger so
ciety.
UsnrhsVl1eh claims 60 bsiouE to ono
90 fha oideat serNiAn NOBLE families.
he IL prominent Pa labor aFaauisz lions.
and j. - years ~ asc. lie - paftiru-
laFlf sood laokiHE ne has tea BROTH
crs iiklnR hetv. Another was kiilst Ia
asftian political iutriHae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09

win the lowering Of Lake Union
&c three feet below lie former leysL
the torrent q sat@r that mas been
rushing through the break In the
government canal dam had greatly
subsidized this afternoon. and al dan
ser IL past The bridge across the
canal AZ Fremont viii probably be
In such shape BY uiEhtfaH that both
team and street ears may safely
Cr0sa
The eating away Of the sides Of
the canal has almost ceased. and no
further damage IL damage The loss
up-to-dats r. sInaiiuuoa cmfH =
up TO Date is small
A. soon AZ the water IN the lake
has subsidized a iitie more. the gov
erumsut engineers vii begin the
construction ~ Golfer dam that
VII sfeetuslly block the stream
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09
NOT WORTH WHILE

satIau far che company. snd would
rssahe " fss,ssli,fs Tor funrraia g. -
caHturtsd uith usurh faafs rats sad a.
less esrsnsf thaH 81 ere hreseHE man=
ne Mr Grant r. direzzsaiUg tbs mat
- ~-.a.~As.ssp. - ss.~N%-~~v-A> A.a
sHHrsral cars afe operated HH fan
iiHsa in chicago ! believe cisssia 80
has aar taa ana fhef 49, asrd ir
several ether cities. bat thor afe na#
o. HaFinH Investment II coats araHf
= - Go Hf gus as ~ fs aeifasa upsi
aad ~ fnaasy Ilss TIED ar ~ ths rsf
aiHlsasf uasIraa Thr custom - usiaa
funeral ears originated n NsHisa Cltl
ard has basf tffasi iH several - ths
cities os ere United States. haf thus
faf sfth peer smrrrsH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09
TOTAL
LOSS

Capt L. A. Swift. local agent OF
the Seattle whateom Navigation
eompany's wrecked steamer North
ern Light telephoned the news TO
the city this morning from Ia Con-
ner, that the vessel viii have TO be
broken up Her hull Is cracked
and SO badly sprung that she can
not be repaired and floated.
The work OF removing the ma
ehinery from the stranded vessel 10
now in progress under the direction
OF Capt. Swift. All other parts OF
tho steamer that onn be talen off
her will be saved. With the ma
chincry practically intact, a new hull
can be built for the vessel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09

PROMOTED

Ssws was brought b. the Jarsn
eae liner shinanu Nafu which 49,
rived TUESDAY that = flisa uIiau. The
Japanese ebusui 1t SEATTLE has beer
apfalntea consul general fef fapa E
GA the Pacific cast The 1apansaf
government IN consideration Of tie
xrosfh % trade between japan an
Puget sound ard the Pacific coaa ~
generally. has recognized the nee
o. extending the scope ~ the com
uerEini scent 81 the Mlkadc on fhs
Pacific coast hence the promotion ai
NJ Hlasmisu.
hr HiaamiEu was appointed 10 thf
local consulate but little more thar
a month aEn. lie is an akperiHutsd
sna capable diplomat. having berr
stationed IN most - The countries Of
tho world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09

sAM FRANCryCo. Got S-Friends
a. Miss Harriet A T. Floyd the heir
sss. are hllcd With amaasmeut At
lsarning she had married N NJ Cor
eheVitch Eripnan ON Sacramento
street car line Nl,,z FlaYd lives when
IN eacra uaeutA ca The street on Nhteh
the grtpuan operated his car She
evned her ovu Gome. hhYius as =
songanicn an old time friend. Mrs.
w 4 pftehArd she beearne AeQuatng-
80 with the servian ana frequently
mate trirs An his ear.
Thi- summer she spent az her ccun=
try home al Clear Lake. Lake county.
Tive weskR aEn opChevttch Eet a VA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09
WILL HUNT THEM
DOWN LIKE PIRATES
GOVERNMENT GIVES osAsE AFTER rHluvNo OFFICIALS WHO
ROBBED SAFE. SEIZED VESSEL AND FLED

the Victoria. which they ordered the
conatAhuiarY O. selar for Their They
tuok soine OF the conatabularN with
them for the purpose 1t holdluK up
native vessels 60 secure swat There
n a question as 10 their Destination
II 10 Thought that they may oe nakz
ipg for the southern Chinese coast
TIE government Officials DECLARE
they viii hunt them down IKE
pirates un the mgh seas.
A rumdr 10 afloat that the IN
surKtnt gencfal al CaVite. iadrones,
has surrendered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09

MANILA oet s=rhe boat IN
which = }. Johnson and 1corEe
Herman lied With t6.0e0 Of govern
ment funds from the Mlseamiss
Atnduao. where they were stationed.
ehonld reach sanduako. kofn-a. To-
daS. The governor q Rorueo han
sent a eeast Huatd Ia a steamer to
intercepl them ID Is learned that
IN addition 10 loouuE the safe the
men converted most % the depot
sepplirs into eNnh before their fiight
johnson ans Herman ate aboard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09
CAUGHT

San FRANCISCO. oct me !eral
consul fnF the Netherlands tosiaF
caused the arrest - a passenger on
tha Struen Maru The MAN was an
sfupioYs % the Hoitsnd government
and h. IL charged with at.senndlnE
with thausn uds - dollars Ills sas-
eminent traced him FROM Europe 20
asia sd nraiIF heated him in 1apa n.
Before his arrest could b. effected be
sailed faf san Ffaneiseu. The conHal
Nfll not give the mans name ara has
him uneommunfeafa a. local hotel
The arrested mans name 81 , =
Arundea Secret Service Agent
Hansn has been Wufhiuz on the
case for i've months