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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23

OF RIA MEN.
By Jaa. .. corbett.
Written Especially for The Evening
Citizen.


Apropns Of the coming great battle
etworn Fi;z and Jack o'Brlcn. I
yapt 20 say that Robert Flikslmmons
Is the most decelvlng person that ever
lonned mltt. ilo neither acts nor
ooka the Part Of a great fighter. but
hat never kept him froEi showing
EN-
remember the fir. .sne Jaea
Dempsey saw Rita he laughed when
old that Robert could fight al ibf
sounds Why Il seemed 40 absurd to
lin that be wanted 10 climb into the
RINK without any training providing
the COrnlshman would make the mid.
ileweight figure.
Not long after this Fitz challenged
Dempsey The latter was then pre-.
pairing Tor a trip through England,
Scotland and Ireland Hc was the
most popular fighter N the world
and would no doubt have made a lot
of mOney on the other side.
But Jack c0uldnt see anything but
easy money In q battle with Fltz, aud
against all advice Of his lifelong
trlends and his manager be- post.
poned the tour and signed articles. A
man who weighed close 20 t70. who
would agree to make the middle
weight limit. had no chance with him
N Dempsey thought.
why. FitGsimmOns will be 10 weak
whom Ne takes of the weight that !
cant help but win, and without much
trouble Dempsey would continually
say ~ his manager aud backers.
Wei. the night for the fight rolled
around. and while Jack trained ralth.
fully, he was not In the shape he had
been In hls previous battles. Demp-
sey's eyos LOOKED as big a. electric
light globes when he saw Fits climb
into tho rlnk, and che mon who had
lacked him 20 the extent OF SEQ. 900
quaked In their boots.
They had learned that the "big fol.
low A. they had dubbed him. had
made weight, aud the way he Jumped
into the ring led them 20 believe that
ho was anything but weak. Bnt Jack
some way e0ald not get Il oui If bis
mind that a man Of Roberts slzf
would d. greatly handicapped In che
middleweight class
Well, u sd not take Dempsey Iona
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23
OPINIONS or THE
COMING BATTLE

Al The time nears for the contest
tomorrow night between old Bob
F1ixslmmOns and young Philadelphia
Jack O'Brlon. there seems to be q
singular division OF opinion among
the followers OF the fighting game as
10 wk0 Will BIO the winner.
singular because all natural con.
dltlors point Ia O,Brien's having an
easy thing OF H. Only - years Of
age, exceedingly clever. strong and
vigorous matched against tim Is a
man OF 90. certainly n the sere and
golden OF a pugillsslc lifetime More.
over, his hands have been shattered
By his administration OF countless
calapul, thumpa.
Added to Theses handicaps Is the
poor Showing old Bob made against
George Gardner. who easily stayed
with him through the allotted number
~ 20 rounds As 20 his condition
unless the ancient IA INDUCING In one
of his fakes 10 give him better
shade IA the betting markei-it can't
be any too good Only recently ne
NAA reported 20 have broken down on
the road while training.
Numerous spectators witnessed the
breakdown. Maybe Bob selected the
occasion because there were so many
Watching. He's 6 wise old FOX, IL
Robert.
One argument IL most used asulnst
O'Dficn Il Is said be cant hit hard
His friends reply. Perhaps not. but
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23
cLgvELANp's GREAT
IMPROVEMENT SCHEME.

Cleveland, o., Dec. 20. n the
plans OF tie men who represent
Cleveland ia the state Legislature aro
carried ont. the city will soon under
take an enormous task. which will
greatly increase the wafer front facll-
tiles 81 the city and add $50 acres
of valuable land 10 the city. Il Is
proposed 20 iii In about $50 acres OF
land, now Submerged by water. 90
build out into the lake about fifty
piers for the handling OF freight. con-
strilct railroad tunnel under the
whole city, 20 extend the braakwaicr
and add other valuable improvements
Il ~ estimated that tho work would
cost about $4,000 .0Oo Of which the
national government would pas about
$500 900. According 20 conservative
estimates the $50 acres OF submerged
land on the lake front would repre-
sent value Of about SO 000.000.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23
cELEBRATE wAsHiNoToN's
FIRST PUnLlC scOoL

Washington. d. C., Doe 90. The
one hundredth anniversary 81 the cs-
tabliahmeni 81 The first public school
IN this city ~ celebrated here today
celebration an exhibition Of the work
% tho pupils In the various grades Ii
held. The main exhibit a In the new
business High School. which has not
yet been placed IN commission. The
manual training work H. shown Ia
shr Mex iasss and Armstrong Manual
Training schools aud the cOiOred
graded and high school Is holding
an exhibition Ia the N street high
school
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23
LOCAL NOTICE


Notice Il hereby given that on the
tth day OF December, 1905, IN the pro.
bate court ~ tho county Of nernalill0
New Mexico. A. A. rrlmbie. execuior
Of the last vii and testament ~ Law
renee s Trlmhle, deceased ana OK.
olhcie administrator OF the partner.
ship assets of the fra OF W.
=. rflmble Co. filcd his hnai
account as such executor. and ex.
ofiiciO administrator. and an persons
Interested are allowed until Tuesday.
the "a day of January. 1906, within
which % Me objections % the said
flnai account and any obiecslons
thereto 40 filed win be heard and DO.
iormined on said day n no objections
are iiled on or before snld date, the
said dual account will be approved
and the said executor and ex.onlco ad.
inlnisiFator discharged ~ order Of
the probate court
A. A. TRiMBLE.
Executor and ~ Oaulo Admins
trNor.
First publication, Dec Q. 1905.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23

70 learn what an awful mistake he
had made. Eighteen times Fitz sent
him smack 20 the floor. Eighteen
Times the referee started The count ct
ten, Every time Jack reaalaod hlE
feet only 10 get more. No pleadlngs
OF his seconds or even Of FltK could
stop him. Instead 81 being weak Fity
poazrssod the most marvellous
strength, and the further he went the
stronger ne got
Wei, The miR ended 10 enc IAN
round
With iho baFrel of money that
changed hands ON the battic went
Jack Dempsey lie n was Rot
Fitzslmmon's deceliful looks which
caused Dempsey "a posi- pnue The triI
10 England. and Il wac FliK's hidden
strength that sent him 10 the grave
With a broken hoBfi
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23
FINNISH Dlgy ASSEMBLIES
AND FINLAND RGJolcEs.

Hnslngfors. Finland, Dec. 20.-The
yFiunlsh diet was reopened here today.
The poulatlon Ia. mighty enthusiastic
over the overthrow ~ the lyrannical
woke Of the Russians, and the restOf-
alton OF FiDinnr's ancient rights and
frnc6om. The Dictatorship has becn
aboiiahcd the manifesto of February
status existing ia Finland before the
hussian government began 20 coriail
the freedom OF the nation has been
restored. Enormous crowds surround
I'd the parliament building. where the
dief met. ali day, and everywhere the
manifested their 10Y over the national
cmanclpet lion OF Finland,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23
THE ARIZONA FAIR
WILL SOON BEGIN

On lccOung of the heavy rains caus.
Ing Hoods Ia the salt and ella rlvors
and interfering with the transp VIA
tl0n lines, Il was necessary % post
pone the fair. aud holiday week wac
decided on a. the best time, a. this
wOald eiVA every one an opportunity
70 take an outing and visit the capital
city
The raiiroad companies have shown
their deep lnierest In the success Of
the fair 81 making the iow rate OF
one and ODo-haii cents a mile oach
Way. aud this will insure a big at
tendance.
The miners drilling contesrs ful
the Championship % Arizona promise
10 b. we'll allied Tha usual rules
will apply liieht.ponnd hammers H.
the double contest and f0ur.pound In
the single, With eeyen.olkhth inch
steel Ia both. Thomas Dosine Of
Hisbeo. win be- IN charge OF The con.
tests and be IA thoroughly familiar
with Tie nanner 81 which they snouid
be- conducted
Various exhibits are being received
for The fair. many having been skip
ped hCiore the postpOncmunt was an.
neuncod The United Verde mine ex.
hibit u In charge Of ". r. Brown. II
has arrived and II an attractive do.
plas @ viii remain a. q part Of the
permanent mineral exhibit Several
Oi thp counties have also sent their
educational exhibits.
The rains itneriored with the cora
pleilon Of the fair buildings and the
grounds, hue with the delay caased BY
the postponement. everything viii be-
ready
kememhrf the new dates, Dncouibef
~ 10 a0- copper era
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23
JOE SALES

Special Correspondence.
Kansas city. Mo. Dec. i5.--FOllow
ing we're some sales Of Colorado cat
ne Al KansLS City this week:
Wyman Bros. Axial. Colo, s6 steers,
1893 pounda, 81. 20 cows, 1860
pounds. t3tO.
a. Healy Rlne. Colo. 10 killers.
9bG pounds. st.i0: 20 feeders, sss
sounds, ss.65. 20 COWS, ssi pounds.
$3.50
q. l.. Youns. Carbonate. Colo, D.
si0ckers. 733 pounds. S3.Tb.
G. ". Harris, Carhondaie. Colo, 81
stOckcrs. CAS- pounds, $40
u. A. Mcdonnell. Doylevliie, Colo,
81 yoarlineG, f0f pounds, f3.1s.
!. D. Monroe, DOylevlllc. Coios "
stockors, 72G pounds. s3.9b; 30 COWS,
ess pounds. 1926. bulls. iiiI
pounds, ,2.lo.
g. =. Watson. crookslon. Colo ~
stockers. 725 ponnds, 1913; ~ nj
lers. .0G2 pounds. t3.To.
v. Dunn, Crookston, Colo, 20 COWS,
500 pounds $3.50. ~ stookerh, 81
pounds, sS.7s.
George ThorEly, Delta. q feoders.
e2e pounds. 1910
Sam Martin. Mcs,kpr. Colo. ~ stock
ers. 40 pounds, f3.b0.
James Hicks. Sargento, Colo. n
cows. SIG pounds, Sass.
Royal Bros.. Rocky Ford. Colo. ~
feeding heilera, Goa pounds. $3.50 20
Gamer COWS, 76i pounds, y2.2b.
SHEEP.
Following wore some sales Of west
ern sheep and lambs ~ Kansas City
this week.
Monday, December ~.
A Matthias. Monte Vista. Colo. sos
yearlings. 20 pounds. $3.50; So lambs
n pounds. s7.ss; tis lambs, u
pounds. 81
!. 4. Iiurt. Monte Vista. Colo. .ss2
lambs. IS pounds. e7.21.
a. Yunt. Rocky Ford. Colo, 25i
wefhers. 50 pounds, 1915
i.ockhart live Stock Co, Rocky
Ford Colo. 1907 ycarllhgs. 81 pounds
81 ~. 1913 ewes. 80 pounds, 1910,
:. ". Nasty. Lamar, Colo 5fS ewes
100 pounds. s5.iQ. T9i lambs. "A
pounds. $3.50
Tuesday. Deccmber ".
A. ~ Matthias Monte Vista. Cole.
ga yearlings. Is pounds, ss.60. aaz
AANtAN"f 80 NNNNAh"f Nef~NH WV fHWfftf -
pounds, $3.50
T.. G. swlnk. Roxy Ford. Colo 400
ewes. a. pounds. $3.50.
A. c. Mitchell. lamar. Colo. $50
ewes, 90 pounds, S5.lb.
"a McManne. Monte Vista, Colo.
sil lambs, 90 pounds, $3.50
John Brltton. Monte Vista, Colo.
sii lambs. 80 pounds 81.
Wednesday. December -.
A. ID. Matthias. Monte Vista. Colo.
5in lambs. 72 pounds, 81.
J. ID Robinson, Nebraska. i0io
lambs. Gs pounds, $3.50
N. A. Rogers, Kansas, go lambs
10 pounds. SI25.
Thursday, December "a.
a. W. Sylvester. monte Vista, Colo.
l.il0 wethers % pounds. $500
81 Mitchell Alamosa. Colo hii
feeding lambs. 90 pounds. s6ie,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23
INCORPORATED FoR
ONE HUNDRED YEARS

Georgetown, s G.. Dee. 2O.--Cine
hundred years ago yesterday. George
town then a hamlet with half q dozen
houfCs. was incorporated. and In
honor 0l the one hundrodth annivor.
sary the whole city. whicn now has
about 1000 inhabitants, celebrated.
Tho uhule town was Ia holiday attire.
All unAiie haildlnEs ana nearly every
Dnslncss house and private residence
Nas decorated with lass and burtlng
aud in many windows pictures Of hia-
torlcai interest we're exhibited. The
DoOmine 81 cannon announced the DO.
SHINING ~ the jubilee AZ daybroah
ana from an early hour visitors
negan 20 arrive hero from All Dis.
rectlons. Every train brought large
numbers and others came IRON tho
surrounding districts on horseback or
W vehicles 81 every kind All the
shipping crafi IN the hafbor was gaily
llaggcd and Unanswered all day Ions.
making the yiew Of the hArb0r highly
attractive. The program for the cole
bratlon Included a parade In the after
noon. wiih several bands OF music.
md d numlef OF floats, among them
a0iue with Historical groups. The
Third Regiment. the crack military
pFgnni4ation here, took part IN the
parade and Governor Hayward and
ms Uniirr SIAN reviewed the march
era. After the parade th4se was a biz
public meeting Several prominent
speakers addr, sSed the crowd. and
q historical sketch e Georgetown was
read. In tho evening occurred 4
3 magnificent display OF fireworks
sne a large public reception.
0cufeetoWn WA Incorporated by an
act Of the general assembly Of South
Carolina on the 18th day OF December.
1905. ~ first lnlendani was Major
-ivhn Keith. q soldier citizen OF sleFl.
ing eurih, whose portrait adorns the
council chamber
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23
THE Bride a LADY
OF MANY ANcEsToRa.

New York, Dec 2o The Church
~ the Ascension viii b. the scene 81
hlghly fashionable wedding this
afternoon, whom MiHs Marie Sugetto
de Marigay HALL daughter Of Nr. aud
Mrs. william Cornelius Han. and
Charles Schuveldt newey will he
married Ia the presence ~ q large
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23

w h. liurk. who came Ia this conH'
lry about seven years ago from Wis,
consln. died last SATURDAY night from
a stroke Oi paralysis. says the Clay
ton Enterprise. lie has been con
fined 20 hiA bed about Two monlhs.
Nj nugk located on the Cienega when
he Grai came io the country and has
heen nylnN q quiet. secluded life dur
ing the time. tie has no relatives
this side OF Wisconsin that We have
heard o. He had accumulated Fomn
little property, but nos moro than
enough 20 dofrny the expenses of sick
ness His romalns were laid 10 rest
IN the Claytoa cemetery Sunday even
Ing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23
sSgSSsS sgg 81
Aeour o'eRlEN

. OBrIen's real name Is jos
. FraGcls Hagan
. Tie Was born january ". 1878.
. Ills first fight WAS with Geo.
. Russell In 1896. whom ho Dc.
. ioaied IN six rounds
= no has fought l3S times
. lila only defeat Nas a knock
. ont by ionng Peter Jackson. is
. rounds. February ~, 1890.
. Ia private lite he "a real
. estate dealer. clnhmaH aud man
. % tbs world
. Tie II the richest pugillsi alive.
. most OF his thousands being rep
. resented N philadelphia real
: estate.
ssssssssssessses
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23
CORDETT
WRITES:

COMING GREAT BATrLE ne.
TWEEN Flrx AND o'BRIEN RE.
MINDS JIM or Tie STORY o.
TIE RUBY ONES FIGHT WITH
ThE lDoLlzED JACK DEMPSEY.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23

The following notaries public have
been appointed by Governor N. 4.
Otero.
Max n, Karlaruaher, Springer, Coll
fax county. Mrs. Minnie Howe. Santa
Rita. Grant county: Lucas ~ Galleeoa.
Clayton, Union county. 4. T Delaney,
Albuquerque. nNrnniiilo county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23

The IRE which tailed out the de-
partmoni az 1850 this naFnias. was
nothing more than the harnlnR %
aofee SCOT IN 4 chimney az tho home
of W. q. Damr. 40 West Cold avenue
q barned an bFlskI4 e nrst but had
burned oni before the arrival - Toe
hre aurs-imon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23
MARKET LETTER


Special Correspondence.
Kansas city, NO.. Dec as The cat
iln rupply last week una larger than
expected, being 1000 head. hui the
great hulk Of receipts sold at a dime
higher 'Dan during the previous week
amer "wednesday. however, buyers
were induced 90 purchase only after
strong concessions werq made and
prices on sliilnE stun closed the week.
~ 90 23e lower. siockcfH and feed.
era worr a shade higher up ia Thur.
Hay. hut ihe last ~ the week they
we're also quiet. ard the week ended
about steady IN this claaa u the
last month prlcoH on country Hrades
have advanced &c 10 SOC some Pan
handle siock9rs sold last week at
$3.50 that had previously bcrn selling
here at s27s 10 81. The Panhandle
COWS easily acid NJ e2.I5. Quite a
numbcf ~ Colorado atockers and
feeders found ready sale NJ f9f5 60
fa7s. few ~ - killers al $3.50 10
$685. and cows 81 f2.75 % SAFE. with
a few choice heifers ai f3.boi range
bulls. o. ga s225. Christmas cattle
sold az fancy nricee last week. steers
A. $685. 20 tf05: hcifcrs Al 81 to 90;
veais. "a 10 $685. Tho supply today
IL 4 .0H0 head The market iE STEADY
on killers and strong on country
trades.
SHEEP.
The sheep and inrih marker gained
70 % zoe last week. although the re-
cclptn we're larrc. at 1700o head The
7naiily Averaged very good and mar
tota we're actlvc San Luis valley
yearilnrs sold At SEQ: lambs nt s. 20
Was: fed western wetherE. t5Go 10
le; ewes. IS to ss.4o Tho Sun today
we're 5000 head: market strong and
,ctivo and everything sold early
Nothing choice was lnciuded today
except some fancy native lamhs. a
=. Some C5-pOuud lambs from Monte
Vista sold at $40; Arkansas valley
ambs ~ 1876: medium clans Col.
rado fed lambs at 1895. feeding
smbs Al 80: Colorado sed wethers az
SEQ. The receipts are more than
'onhic those OF last year AZ this sea.
.nn. yet the demand IS keen and the
outlook most promising.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23

The Aibu0uoruue l0dRc ~ Odd Fci-
thor, IN .he local hoepitai Mr.. nlwvs
II recently frOm Moline. HAS, anu -
a victim 0f consumption.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23

Miss Mary whiting. 81 Old Albu-
auorque, ielt this morning for her-
nalllio. where she win visit relatives
a few days
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23
IssSsss.ssSsssssI
AHouT FiTx.

$50 ease 49, I
ABOUT FiTx.
Most everything pertaining to 4
f1tz has becn "wrltten up" Next 4
. 20 John J.. sullivan more news 1
> paper space has becn devoted to 4
Lanky Bob than 90 any other 4
: pnEillH /
> or the stage nut OF the 4
. ring he leads quiet, content I
. "a. horne lie. I
~ present wife II the third. 4
, We has three minor children hy I
. former wife. 4
lie isn't NJ wealthy a. o'Brien. 4
hui there isn't much danger ~ 4
: Che wolf anarllng around his I
. door.
u she volt did come. rita I
. would probably capture and 4
. make a pei of q. as. irrespective 4
4 Of his family. he loves nothing 4
. better Than strenuous animal I
pets. such ~ lions. hears and
. tigers. I
Sssssssss6sssssss
he can hli often. corheti eyul6n
MI ftll nara but ne MI TOO OFTEN TO-
poor old John H."
boh'f supporters depend aim Al on
trely CA his terrific knockout cl0ut
They hope he viii get Il IN before hil
young adversary wears him out.
That both men are rims generals u
admitted Ia experience each ma.
fought over iNn battles. When Fit.
and O'nrieR met for six rounds Il
Philadelphia, DBrien played the drum
on the old one for the first tire,
rounds but Fit1 seemed 10 be wearlnl
OBrlen down whon The bell rang on
the finish.
OBnens latest triumph, when b,
pet e on over AZ Kaufman, iOuied ri
a sure coming champion, added
mitch ~ his reputation. and no doub
greaily Influences the betting. Il hai
been over 4 year since Fitz has don'
any fighting.
while the fieht n Cor the heavy
weight championship. Il loses some 81
the usual glamor ~ such an even
owing 30 The fact conceded that JET
fries. me retired champion, cOuit
tasll, dispose Of rlihoF Fiiz al
OBripn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23

Services At Temple Albert Frida'
evening al 7:4B, The Feast Of lith Z
begins this eylninE and lasts q
week. Rabbi Kaplnn's sermon will 3
THE Joy Of diving" Everybody F
welcome
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23
BEING TRIED FoR
MUnDERiNo sTEP.cHllDRgN

Minneapolis. MINI. Dec. i9.--The
hearing Of the trial oi Mrs. Stella
BFennan, who - charged with having
murdered her three siepchildren, WAS
opened here this morning before
Judge II. ID. Dickinson The case Is
aftracling b great deal 81 interest and
a. The opening ~ the trlni today the
courl r0Om Was crowded with spec
tni1fs Il N expected that the trial
Nill take several weeks. as a large
number of witnesses will be heard
and the selection Of a jury Will un-
doubtedly consume considerable time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23

Regular communication of Temple
Lodge No. ., a. n. and A, ~, Thurs
day ovsnihg, December ~. At tao
O'Clock. Election Of o1icora. ~ or
dor 81 Worahlpiul Master. J. Q. For-
ger. secretary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23
GRANEY WILL
REFEREE FIGHT
BETWEEN ROBERT FirzslmMoNs
AND JACK o'BRlEN, Ar SAN
FRANCISCO. TOMORROW NIGHT.

San Francisco. Cal. Dec. is.-Fur
the third time IN fifteen yrars since
be entered the ring ~ the thlrd MAY.
Eddie Gfeney viii pass Judgment on
Robert Fitzslmmons. when the red.
headed man from Kangaroo Land ~
90 face Philadelphia Jack O'nrlen IN
this city Granoy, Al the present
The Washington times., 1905-12-24
Harry Lehr's Dog Dinner
Will Be Simply Outclassed

Members OF the Blanche Walsh Com
pany have been spending every moment
the last week not taken up in depict
ing the remarkable scenes Of CLYDE
Fitch's The Woman in the Case in
celebrating and perfecting plans for an
event that bids fair 70 take on the i'm
portance Of an elaborate social function
The engagement Of Miss Walsh at the
National begins with a Christmas matt
nee. and the event referred to will take
place on the stage of that house i'm
mediately after the performance. II is
a Christmas tree in honor Of Leo. Miss
Walsh's beautiful St Bernard dog. who
came into the company short time
ago in a very quiet manner, and who
il now one Of the most important and
popular members of the organization.
When John b. Reynolds. Messrs. Wa
genhals & kemper's representative with
Miss Walsh's company, proposed the af-
fair IL was looked upon as a Jest on
his part. Little by little however. the
scheme became more of a serious mat
ter, until now nothing else is talked
Of between the acts or IN the wings
with the true spirit OF the season. Miss
Walsh. in issuing her invitations will
remember the less fortunate. and in
spite Of the fact that Leo came from
The Washington times., 1905-12-24

Siaries IN which q mysterious wor,an
inquired. The first inkling that the DO
ice mad that a woman WAS concerned n,
the robberies was due 70 the vanity oP
the woman herself. The robbery Wa.
committed during the earlier evening
when The owner Of the house and hi.
"iIe We're at the theater. and the twa
servants We're out. The burglars baS
ample time TO ransack the house ana
the fair member of the gang found IeIs-
ure while going through a dressing r..
oIe- 10 make use Of a comb belonpinx
10 the mistress Of the house. The cor,h
not being of value. was left behind ara
10 II there clUng several long s-ol6a-,
TeSses- The victim Of the robbery 49,
pened 10 be a brunette The detec+i1-s.
looked out for Solden-haired girls a.
Ter that. but she either dyed her hal.
or sought fresh fields OF labor for, sbs
was never caught.
Sadie McKinstry. or '.Vassa- S.5,. 4.
as she was known among the DoUrcr.
'haJ prey, was one OF the clevera.t
thieves whom the New York deta,.,i,-.
force was ever called on 10 cone v-irh
Sadie work was what is called rhs
high heel class. That is. she dressed
S'yIiShly and had a manner that made
II easy to pass for what she represantad
herSet TO he-a Nassar girl AT an early
period OF her career she is said 70
have been a waitress in a Poughzeepsi.
hotel and TO have been DISCHARGED tom
there for stealing. While there she a.
simulated enough OF the ways and man
nerS OF the college girl TO be abI, 70
mperSon2te one successfully She also