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JAPAN WINS IMPORTANT NAVAL
VICTORIES OF THE RUSSIANS

st. Petersburg. Feb. l0-G:20 n. m
A second telegram has been received
from Viceroy Alexien. II is dated
February 9Th and says:
"A Japanese squadron OF fifteen bat
ueshIps and cruisers to-day began to
lombard Port Arthur. The fortress re-
piled. and tho squadron weighed
anchor In order TO participate in the
battle"
A third telegram from the yiceroy
says that after "a bombardment lasting
one hour the japanese squadron ceased
its firc and steamed southwark.
Our losses.' the yieeroy continues.
are two naval nfiicers and ffty-one
men wounded and nine men killed. and
on the coast batteries one man killed
and three wounded.
"Nring the engagement the battle
ship Poltava and tho cruisers Diana
Askold and Sovik wer. each damaged
on the water line. The damage to the
fortress was not important"
London. Feb. 10.-ln a dispatch from
Tien Tsln dated February 9Th a cor
respondent OF the Mail. II IL said there
that tho Russian cruisers Korietz and
Varias hauled down their flags without
firing shot, and that 5000 japanese
Immediately landed at Chemulpo and
the march To Seoul commenced.
IL was reported from Pekin to-day
that the japanese had dlscmbarked at
Chcmuipo Notwithstanding tho pres
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HAY WANTS TO
PROTECT CHINA

Wa shinEtnn. Feb. 10. - Secretary
Hay has addressed an Identical notS
to 4 number OF European powcrJ TO
ascertain u they are willing 20 join IN
q notice TO Russia and Japan that dur
ing hosullticg and thereafter the reu-
trailty and integrity OF China must be
recognized. Exchanges already have
taken place whlch Justify the State
Department IN expecting favorable re-
spoasc5 20 It's note. The matter has
created 4 great sensation Ia Diplomatic
circles here.
The proposition Of the United States
contemplatcs restriction Of hostili-
ties and the consequent hardships OF
war to the smallest possible area.
Just what this means I, not made
clear TO the public. but the dctcrTnina.
tion may have the greatest eject upon
the struggle between Russia and
Japan.
/; is almost certain that neither will
be allowed TO invade China PROPER,
meaning by that that they may not
with hostile intcnt 10 Douthvard below
Shan.Hai.Swan. on Ike border linv DC
tween Chilli and ManchurIa. II " n
grave question whether or not II will
apply also to Corca. which is strivilg/
desperately to preserve neutrality an
prevent invasion. but the general opit(
ion is that It Is too late in that case TO
do more than gock to prsgcrye Corean
independence after tho wur.
No explanation 10 accor3ci as to
whether hanchurio Itself. already the
scene Of the first battle OF Port Ar
thur. II. being part OF China. regarded
rs being within the scope OF the prop
osiuon. but horc. ag In tho case OF
Corca, 1t Is believed that tho dctcrmin-
elton will not hc reached Before ;hs
close OF the war.
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Baltimore. Md. Feb. i0.-As yet no
figures on losses and INSURANCE. that can
10 regarded as official are obtaInablc.
A careful canvass OF insurance cS-
pcrts. builders and business men places
the loss In round figures nj si.5.ooo.oeo
and the insurance ut from sso.o0o.o0o
to sso. coo 200. IL Is probable that these
estimates will stand with slight
changes when the dial figures are
written.
The governor. the mayor and various
municipal officials held conference
yesterday at which Il was decided that
Baltimore for the present needs no out
side help. Al this conference also was
developed the machinery for an ad-
visory legislative commission TO act In
conjunction with the legislature.
For time II was feared that food
scarcity with an accompanying advance
In prices would occur. hut IL Il felt this
apprehension has no grounds. Supplies
are short. but railroad facilities have
been uncbstructcd and merchants now
believe they will be able TO meet every
demand.
\ great cloud was lifted this after
noon when It was discovered that prae-
;Icaily all OF the vaults and strong
rooms and safes OF the financial con-
Germs whose buildings were destroyed
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ence there OF two Russian warships.
and another disrateh from Che Foo
said Japan had the Variag and the
Korietz caught at Chemulpo.
japanese troops also landed at all the
chief points OF southern and western
Corea. One division OF the Japanese
guards holds Fussan and Chemulpo.
and altogether three divisions OF tho
japanese guards, each OF i2.oco men.
have been mobilized.
II appears. the correspondent con-
tinues. that the Russian warships Al
Vladivostock are iec-bound.
Another correspondent OF the Mall
teiegraphs from Port Arthur under
date OF February 9th that the Russian
advance has commenced. General kras-
talInsky will leave Lao Yang to-mor-
row for the Yalu river. at the hend OF
the third brigade OF artillery. consist
ing OF twenty-four guns and three reg
iments OF infantry. The Third. Fourth
and Fifth infantry brieades arc en-
trenched along the railroad At q dis
tance OF forty miles from HaichenE.
and three batteries OF the NTH brigade
are at Kinchou.
A dispatch to the Mall from Toxic.
dated February 9Th. says that plot
on foot at Seoul to bring 1000 soldier
from Penyang TO take the Corean en-
pcror to the French legation. IN which
place tho imperial treasury has already
been conveyed.
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DRY WINTER
IN COLORADO

Denver. Feb. io.-The winter. so far.
in mos; parts OF Colorado. has been ex-
ccssgvcly dry. The precipitation on the
eastern and southern watersheds. ae-
eordiuE to the report Issued ycsteT-
day by the weather bureau. has scarce
ly made ECod the loss by evaporation,
and the amount stored for late !rrisa-
ton Is the least in many years.
For instance. At Alma. in the South
Platte watershed. the snowfall has
been the lightcst IN thlrty-uine years.
At LamartiEC. az an elevation OF TO-
600 feet. there arc only few drifts In
the gulches. the least In sixteen years.
As 4 rule IN this place, the hills are
covered with sEuw IN the winter time.
In Russell gulch ihCrc IS . scarcity OF
water as We'll as snow. while At TaE-y-
all no water at all Is found.
Leadygilc. located on the Arkansas
watershed. has had the lishtcst snow
fall in many years. ard the winter has
been exceptionally mild. In the yIcin-
ity OF RCsita. about siNty-fyc per cent.
OF area above the timber line os the
SanErc dc CrIsto range is bare and sew
enty-fye per cent. of area on Green
horn range IS n similar condition.
While the ground Is frozen in many
places there is practically no snow.
From the Rio Grauie watershed
comes bad news. \ repoTt from san
Juan states that accumulltiuE ice in
the guiches Is the c1ly visible source
OF water Supply 1t the present time.
The south slopes at Crecde DO not
carry \ mantle OF snow. At Capulin
there IS no Snow. but there is some in
the EulcheS above timber lire in the
vicinity OF Bonanza and Mlrasc.
About Fulford On the Grand water
shed there ragged IN almost continuous
storm during January. but no heavy
falls In Aspen observations shcw
about o=s-aCth OF the usual fall.
n dry oatlooS faces the Gunrison
watershed. for A. Greeted Butte the
snowfall has been the least for TWEEN: y
years. and there IS less s-cvs upon the
range near Lake City than in any year
for that length ot time.
The news from the Northwestern
watershed is rot so bad. there having
been n fall OF tvcnt--four inches. well
packed. IT H1hr's Peak. In Steamboat
Springs thsrc VIC fall OF fourteen
inches, Coiumbine thirty inches and
Eddy eighteen inches.
On ths North Platte and Southwest
eru watersheds little snow is reported
While this has been an exceptionally
Dry winter. history ray repeat itself ii
the months OF February, March and
April. and bring IN abundance OF snow
rain and hail to replsulsh stream. res
eryoir and ditch
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Senator sl-.er's Trial.

s.. Louis, Feb 1o--The date fgr the
trial OF Senator Burton Ct Kansas OF
charges OF accepting 4 fee fruu the
RfaltO Grain Company for securing Of
fetal protection for them Wis char -e,I
from March Tth to March 2tst il the
United States District Court here yes
tertly. Judge Adams set the hearing
for March Tfh ut Senator B1Irtorrs re.
guest. made when be gave kcrE for
$500 several days ago.
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Mir NsWeii1 thaka that authors
pughy to toTn = upiou, whca tsry ao,
cvcry member Will DOUBTLESS have 60
pledge hinseT uot to work moro than
t~euC llWs hSsrs day,
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What war costs noWadsys Il shown
~ a Toxic GlBpateh which says that
the Japanese government has On haud
$500 800 cNo-"enoush 70 -sxtaiu a
shost. sharp eontcaL"
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out at Miller, $. n. u woman des-
pera9o has swed the town ard kid
nEPeI W1tbar CulrE, z drug clerk, We
extend cur sympathy to wlSur ard
eepSatiesi'y protest that TIE Milter
woman is carrying the leap year epsF
gssS tCo far
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SYMPATHY .e- Baltimore.

Council Of Pueblo. on motion Of Alder
man Sweeney. forwarded .ha following
telegram to the mayor OF Baitirsore:
Resolved. that the City CcurciI OF me
city Of Pueblo extend tc the city OF
Baltimore its sympathy for tEs gTea'
property loss inflicted by the firc - Th!cA
IS uoE raging in that stricken city.
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whcn woman Ects % she doesn't
caro- about tho siEc of her feet aud
turns her aWcatioa entirely To- her
soul. yos can set IL down that old aEo
10 creeping on.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-12

TNhe NS'w York iutgc whs has retls,
81 ~ declare that q marriREv Is illegal
t'eeSpsc Il ts lCyclcss wit ot coarse,
te eOndeN-ed. regardless - ccutcInpt
" ecggt. - all romantic r4oplt.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-12

Marty thousand orders for automo-
hncs have been placed With Nmcri.
cru manufacturers tor this year, The
heusciyss aEv may not bc In slskt. 6uG
the lrsSl rSals agc iA
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Now II Is annou2Sed that the span
ish sailors, and not Dewey, sunk
Spain's ships az Manlla. Presumably
the SpaELazds saw that one Of the
reets must De sunk and With true
Castlbas courtesy decided that II
should not be chat ce the visitors.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-12

A West Virginia marl,sman has
hcca nncs SaS for killing hii rival in
love, which seems reasonably cheap
price when you come to think OF Il.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-12

4 farmers wife at nrlricli has
rir~a seventeen ahilliuEa to the church
mnHiIoeary society, proceeds OF rssa
laid os Sundays, London Daily
Maii
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-12

Tho man who wears tho corset vest
must not bo offended II roal men call
him sister.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-12

A caleAse womana club has IN
same inyatcrious uay discovered that
moicTn poetry Is all down at the heel
rccts arc, OF Courrc. seldom we'll
hvelcd,
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EVENTS IN WASHINGTON AND
TRANSACTIONS OF CONGRESS
Taft suee seds Root.

A. noon February LIST William II.
TAFT Of Ohio took tho oath OF once ms
secretary OF war. In tho presence oil
several members OF tho Cabinet. the
general stan and u number OF personal
friends. The ceremony occurred at
the War Department He Immediately
entered upon his new duties,
Tho ceremony took place In tho
large reception room attached to the
sccrotary's oiiica In tho War Depart
ment. and the transfer OF authority
from EiIhu Root. tho retiring sccrc..
tnry. tn Governor Taft. while simply
made. was moro impressive than any
similar event In many years. Before
noon. tho appointed hour, Governor
TAFT came over to tho department
from his hotel. with little party of
personal friends. and somo OF his I'm.
mediate family. They were ushcred
into Secretary'a Roots once. where
the retiring secretary. In u iew we'll
chosen words and with good deal OF
feeling. surrendered his portfolio to
Governor TAFT. The party then pro-
cccdod TO III. reception room. where
General Chnnee. chief OF stan. In uni
form. took charge OF tho ceremonies.
Tho room was cleared Of all except
tho participants In tho Induction save
tho party OF friends and members OF
tho general stan. Governor TAFT and
Secretary Root took their places Mt
tho lon. tnbl. where stood John Ran.
dolph. a notary. who administered tho
oath OF ONCE TO tho ineom!n. sccrc-
tary. Then there were consratuia-
uons showcrcd upon Secretary Taft
and good'bycs were said to Secretary
Root. Every army officer ON duty In
"a hlt.. 49,
way. and the brilliantly uniformed col.
umn passing before the retiring and
incoming secretaries formed pretty
spcctnclc.
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Louisville, Ky. clslns Evst rank
smCps us cities OF the world a. a
tobacco ulsnGlaeguriug ceater, Pc
cFia cODea,sVS this, Sug insists that
tobacco Is 0nlS oas OE the uecess1rses
Of liie,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-12

A Erecchrsap On Io-g Island has
discovered IN "irEsNIb}s opposite to
The uspgulsS, Which he PronEes, viii
sStegpafsSbs EAat pest After 1t has
~atea up 81 Csa mosquitoes, What will
Il do ngNt2
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-12

\ hear "a running at iar.c In New
Jersey. II, citizens arc In hot pur'
Hti, al tao animal and II caught II will
hc Incorporated.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-12

Hal Cain, has nervous proatration.
Now perhaps h, knows how most ot
tho poonio who have seen his plays
suffered.
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David Observation-Disclosures
has been appointcd postmaster in
Hawaii. Lot US hope that Dawes
administration will bo q, X.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-12

Gen uribc urlbc threatens to
mnruh against Ws. hut No shall prob
ably bo abia to make n stand against
bath OF him.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-12

80 many automobiles seem to be-
determined to soar among the stars
that EoDs Of thom might. perhaps. be
Vrrfuily converted into alrfhipa.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-12

Probably u would be fudo to Ia
aupo how much Alfred Austin has Ia
pay Ia Est thnio things of his printed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-12

College songs. II seems. are not as
popular as college football Tho Yale
Eico club lost ss.ioo an its ChrlEtmss
trip on, west.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-12

Presi3eHt Harper. who says that
~She brtsag stuGeuJ Is almost always
lazy prcs2ely feels that he could
pofU, cSJ = number o. students who
EFe esisivatirs . reputation fcr bright,
pess.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-12

Look cut for tho pneumonia germ
which In hiding around tho corner
Jeady to Ispanco upon you,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-12

\ New York man committed suicide
rather than undergo an operation for
appendicitis, uc must have hcca
afraid the doctors could DO something
NUrsc than Kill him.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-12

There ls a yc0rs wsr hi FcansylSa'
ma who has attended Sunday schoOl
r.2ss times without missing a Sur.
Gss, Bc orght 10 be eligible icr 4
EUol ~ la the Standard on cirse.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-12

What In tho uso OF vacation that
only means harder work aitarward to
catch M with your work.
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Tho Chicago cow who had SlNt.cn
snncas OF pins concealed about her
prrton ~aa plainly perfect lady.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-12

Russia may not like tho looks ot
the husky persona that arc pnttinE
Japan on tho back,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-12

HNrSy Lee GSGnt. tUe 10y esir-Olt
coiorsd girl who shot and killed her
stepfather. RUFUS Lee. AZ tce coal mines
north OF Colorado Springs, and who was
found guilty OF assault. Eas sentenced
by County JudIs OR TO remain il the
state home for girls until her 2ist year.
This is the first murder trial ever held
in any county court in Colorado under
the new juvenile law
Rev. 3. z. Mcors. who established IL
Canon City in 1851 the First Cumber-
fenG Presbyterian Church in the West.
was run over and killed by 4 Rio
Grurds passenger train IL Cosopaxi.
thirty miles west OF Canon City. On the
morning OF February 6th. He was
struck by the engine while be was
standing at the station. and bis body
was run over BY the entire train He
had been doing missionary work for
the church in Colorado for many years.
Judge Cunningham at Colorado
Springs has rendered 4 decision up
holding the health authorities ct the
city by refusing to granr Mrs. Mary E.
Dryrkef an alternative writ CT man
dartus requiring the school board OF
district No. IL to allow the PLAINTIFF :
daughter to attend public school with
out being vJcctnated. or show cause for
refusal Mrs. Dre1lsle gave notice Of
appeal. but the $500 appeal bond win
not be fled until the appellate court
gives decision on February Eth IN 4
Denver case Of similar nature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-10
TREATY SIGNED AT LHASA.
British Mission Ends WOrk-DaLdI
Lama May Be Superseded.

Lhasa. Sept Cby way of Gyangtse. Sept. o.
Colonel Younghusband head Of the British mis-
sion, and the Tfbetan officials signed formal
treaty to-day in the apartments of the Dalai
Lama at Potala- The ceremony was simple.
and was conducted amid quaint and picturesque
surroundings. The terms of the treaty Were
read out only in the Tibetan language. and its
details will be published later by the Foreign
Cffice at simla- The proceedings closed with
short speech by Colonel Younghusband.
The Dalai Lama is now supposed to be we'll
his way into Mongolia, and the officials in
sist that his action amounts TO abdication. The
administration is now carried on by council
OF regency. It is believed that the Tashi Lama
viii finally be recognized as the supreme re-
Hgious head.
The arrangements for the return OF the Brit
ish mission complete.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-10
BUYS II BLOCK FRONT.
Nine Upper East Side FIathouses
Sold for S25O,O

An investor. whose name was not made pub
lie. bought yesterday for about $4,000 a block
front containing nine hathouses No 1o4 10 120
the south side OF Ninety-seventh-s from
Park TO Lexington ave. John ]. Mahoney was
the seller. This is one OF the largest investment
purchases of hathouses the upper East Side
reported in many months Indications point. IL
saio many deals in the near
future.
According TO the majority of leaders in realty
fields. hathouse property the East Side and
in nearly every other section Of the city never
sold for better prices than now. F1athouses
that could have been bought year ago for
$4,000 find ready sale now at $4,000. Many
causes for this increase in value are given. One
Is that the city is considerably underbuilt IN
hathouses. Another is that the building trades
troubles OF this and last year resulted IN the
abandonment OF many building plans. Still an
other is that II will be several years before the
supply Of flathouses is equal to the demand.
Each one of the fathouses in the block front
sold yesterday is a lot 25x1001 feet. The
houses are assessed at $22,500 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-10
KTROPATKIN'S ARMY SAFE
TROOPS MOVING NORTH.
Japanese attack on Tuesday Re
guIsed-LoSSeS Put at 10000.

Almost all the advices from Manchuria
srree that the Russian army has reached
Moukden, and that there has been no fighting
bovond outpost slIirmishes since Tuesday,
when two corps repulsed japanese attempt
to bring the army to bay. Details of the
Russian retreat show that it was accomplished
under the greatest difficulties. No surgical
aid could be given to many Of the wounded.
The japanese are reported to be resting
south of the Hun, though there are rumors
Of a force 10000 strong west of Moukden.
Russian troops have been moved east of the
citv to cover fanking movement from this
direction, while the main army IS SAID to be
pushing northward toward Telling.
A definite statement of the Russian losses
is expected to be given out to-day at st.
Petersburg. 1t is generally believed that
they will reach 10000. The japanese cas-
ualties. it is thought, viii amount to 10000.
The heavy rains have hampered the work OF
cremation, on which the japanese relied TO
dispose Of the bodies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-10
A DEMOCRATIC BLUNDER.
NEW ISSUE A BOOMERANG
Parker's Ignorance of Finance -
Bryan Men Lag Plans.

Sheehan, Belmont and other leaders yes
terday decided to urge Parker to come TO
New-YOrk to save the Democratic campaign
He will also be urged to make fourteen
speeches in big cities.
In recommending the Democratic editors
to attack the ''prOAigacy" Of the Republican
administration Mr.. Parker made a reckless
plunge. In saying that President Roosevelt
found surplus of $SO,000,000, which ne has
transformed to a deficit of $42, 900, 900, Mr..
Parker did not reckon in such payments as
$50,000,OO0 for the Panama Canal or the
advancement of 81, 100000 for the st. Louis
Fair. Neither did Mr. Parker mention the
expenses of Cleveland's last term, which aver
aged 1868, 100000 year.
1t is strongly intimated that the Bryan
men at Democratic National headquarters ara
laying their plans for controlling the party
in 1908.
Ex-Governor John ". Griggs, Of New-Jer-
sey, who was Attorney General in President
McKinley's Cabinet, declared yesterday, In
contradiction of a newspaper report, that he
will support the Republican ticket, both State
and national, this fall.
1t was said at EsOpus that Judge Cullen
was surely being considered as possible can
didate for Governor by Judge Parker. Ed
ward NJ Shepard and District Attorney Je-
rome, it was said, were also being doomed and
considered as candidates Among the vis-
itors at ROsemOunt were Judge Denis
| O'Brien, of WatertOwn, and Justice E. E.
Mccall of NeW-YOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-10
POLITICAL MYSTERY IN ASSAULT.
Chicago Police Suddenly Stop Search for
Man Who Threw Acid on Girl.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBUNE.l

Chicago Sept. s.-The mystery surrounding the
throwing OF carbolic acid in the face of Miss Mabel
MACPHERSON OF Evanston. has now developed into
a political and social issue. While society in the
suburb continues to discuss the puzzling case, a
dense silence has fallen the police following the
yisits TO headquarters OF high IN political
circles and activity in pursuit OF the alleged rob-
bers has ceased On all Sides however. the original
belief OF the police prevails that some one thor
oughly familiar with the social customs OF the
,ravfords and with the details OF the home at
tackled the young woman.
Another puzzling circumstance to-day the
declaration OF the Crawford family physician that
the contents of the supposed acid bottle
less This being the case, how Miss MACPHERSON
received her burns is mystery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-10
STRANGE SUICIDE AT MONTREAL.
Alleged Nephew of J. P. Morgan and a
Detective Implicated in Case.
lDY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.l


Montreal. Sept. e-Mamie Lalonde. a clerk, eigh-
teen years old committed suicide at the Jacques
Cartier Hotel in this city on the night or August
81 by swallowing poison. A detective of the city
force is said to have accompanied her to the drug
store where the poison was bought and also to
have posted the farewell letters she wrote TO her
mother and her friends the letterhead which the
detective provided. The detective has been sus-
pended and an investigation will take place next
Tuesday when he will be called upon TO explain
his connection with the tragedy.
1t said to-day that the dead girl. while acting
in the capacity OF assistant nurse at the Brittania
private hospital at westmount, the English speak
ing suburb of Montreal. met and fell in love with
e man from Hartford Conn.,. who was a patient
in the institution. He. 1t Is alleged. told Miss
L-alonde that he was a nephew OF ]. Pierpont Nor
gan: that ne had wife and child in Hartford.
but that he expected 10 be divorced from her
and would then marry his nurse. In April cere-
mony was gone through. Two months later the
pair II Is said separated, and Miss Lalonde found
employment in local department store: f1er
employer suspected her of theft and the detective
assigned TO the case. The charge was dropped
on the evening before the woman committed suicide
but the detective remained with her most OF the
night Important developments are expected With
n a fsw-dayB-