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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-10
TO BEAUTIFY
NORTH PARK
Weed Patch to Be Transformed
Into & landscape Beautiful.

North Park Which has heretofore
been an uncultivated patch, altern,
atelg burned With dFouth and drench-
cd With sudden showers. where rank
weeds have grown and ilourished ever
aud anon, Is soon % become beautl-
fnl landscape With gardens ot flowers
and pools Of living waters; whero loy.
ers may stroll Ii the shade 0t orna.
mental trees aud list 20 the carol Of
birds, or bask Ia the warmth 81 d
morning sun.
Nes preparations are being made
20 beautify North Pack The Park
Commissioners together with line
men and surveyors have gone over the
ground aud marked the locations
where the artificial lakes are % bo
made, and laid on tho different aye.
nees aud walks preparatory % begin.
ing the landscape decoration. Il IS
their purpose @ turn the overflow
from The elt5 water works into these
lakes, and II needs 10 poets pen %
picture the bsautlfu garden that can
be made 10 grow where uow there IS
nanght Jut hufdock thistle and
sand hUrs.
How soon this work ~ reformation
is 10 begin we cannot say, but Ger.
tainly there IS no more inviting aeld
ln which 10 labor t0t Beautiful Nl.
nita than the weed patch known As
North Park
of course this great change cannot
take place immediately II must be
gradual one year will not witness
il, but ave yes three, will see IL ac.
complished
Now L the present administration
desires 70 90 s0me one thing which
VIII commemorate it 10 postefity Id
thee desire % even start something
ta-l 81 stand a. a monument %
their public career. A. other admins
trations have done before them. they
can take hold and assist with this
work f0r il IS said that where two or
three are gathered together tbey can
start bank
start It. and your energy viii aceu.
mulate Every citizen will he iai.
pressed with the belief that you have
= special mission 10 perform and they
theV foe NAV catch ths e,fsntaYtatt ana
sleep 40 more
Noe that tie work has commenced
il saeeuss uot only depends upon tie
dewpoint aad thermal range. not upon
The temperature aud rainfall, but up.
on the man behind the dough, And
right here some bAekslider Is public
improvements has AZ opportunity forI
immediate distinction
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-10
sKillEo Practitioners.
Twsnufsh crntuFy Surgeons Merely
tsaalnF ln tas Wake 81
the kncigets.

u 3 Aaauafflef lhs musi famous
anihfopologlst % France having 90.
served and sla8lad anmisfakahle
marks ea pfgblalofse skulls found ia
iAs reglen 81 Paris holaly declares
that tag great twentieth century suf
seou S merely trsa4ins sn The vaka
of skilled practitioners Uho. silhouf
Aaaesthfties ar ahHsepiloa. with bladsa
of dinl instead % tempered steel pet
formed 5ela or taoa years ag1 opera.
iiona requiring thorough knaNledEs
and eoasammais ability.
rlt Is established beyond question
said pf AanouFrisf that tFapznuiua.
even to-day a delicate operation vas
nos only knosn In prehistoric times
bat Vas pfaesieei faf more extensively
than nowadays Before tfepanalns
surgeons nus haee ka00n 81 other
operations TIE tFaces n whifh have
disappeared .lis the vaoasn tools ana
arms Whieh preceded agnas Amnaia.
lions and bono setting required less
imagination ana certainly 30 mofs
akt! ihAn certain openings in skulls
W'.1ss perfection 4 simply amazina
Mec able o 20 such NoEk uauid not b
disconnected 81 small opeEsiioHs A.
fof dressing woaaas tasY musE haTs
understood tie art perfectly fof ire
psnnIag requires complicated dress
ings
We have proofs that ths patients
suFV tYua
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-10
IMPORTANT MEMORANDA.
lettings and NotAtions Mads hy Msn
of State and Nation While
IA nouts

Marty eVefy successful mar e 8
time saver. aud men wAo aFe ID the pub
DC eys to-day are noted faf their ability
80 make each moment oaant when lheY
are 4 work, and even when they are 4
play President Roosevelt is said e
ailp lnto the pocket ef hia riding coat
paper and pencil Il dufine his ride hs
should frame a reply 20 some alfiieult
question brought 10 Aia attention be iols
L down Immediately and dnas nof trust
70 hla memory rrerisient LoHtsi. oI
France. settles some q tie momentous
questions Of state At his breakfast table.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-10
COMMITTEE
MUST WORK
Time For Preparation For Bio
Confederate Reunion.

Last spring tie commercial Club
appointed al executive committee.
composed q g E tAhmau. j W. orr
+ ? Parker = II Turner Mrx y. y.
Halseil Ars = ;. = Amos. NM j.
" Sanders and Mrs. Chas A David.
snu % take action IN regard ta the
entertainment of the ex.Cenfederatez
e ttelf reunion 70 h he'd here
ectohsr ;. saud 5 e IS high time
this eomulties vefs getting q vork
- enly t~e months remain nov for
The preparation
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-10
AFrlsad 10 Need

To sou know Of anyone suffering
with consumption Then tel them
that pr Boschees German Syrup vii
cure them and Yoa viii ba friend
need German Syrup IS 4 reliable
specific for cure 81 consumption. In
has been making marvellous cures u
consumption throughout tie world
for forty FcarS. Group, coughs colds.
bronchitis aud All throat ard luag
troubles are speedily cured Is German
syrup. Trial bottle. ~ Hig bottle.
7sc At Winner Drug Co aW
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-10
WE WANT MORE
JUST LIKE IT
The Pavement At The City
Well Was A Permanent
Improvement.

Onaof the permanent improvements
ia Nlnlta which las STOOD tie texg.
and vii ls d ioy forever. IS the brick
pavement around tie eitf sell 8e.
iW 10 the center of toxin aud wltb s
fountain d eatsr fi1elng underneath
il al Tie time. aud continuous
crowd q meu aud foaus passing over
q dag aud night li Is as solla aud
nrm - Tie day Il sas pat down. while
the pavement ia either tasns faf
instance q Nuskokre the Great
which has ouly been ln uluig dags IS
already uneven and in a fflshtiul con.
d.tioH The secret IS aan eas Bgt
in right Ia the fnf place WHO Aeald
think ief 3 minute q returning Is
tie cid mud hole ellsl vas displaced
bf fls handsome pAfement a tie
eit1 sCllf lt Should ta an Incentive
20 she present eouuc1todo somathlne
IA lie llBe e street pavement
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-10
RUSSIANS WHIP
MERCHANT SHIP
The First Fight They Have
Won So Far.

Assacaled Press
Tokio Aug s. II Is officially te.
ported that two i,uSlan torpedo boat
dessFoyegs appeared % Cuangching
on the northern coast of korra, al
$40 this morning and attack the kei'
sho, small merchant steamer
The destroyen auei sixty shois
seven of which hit The port side of tie
engine room and bridge killing the
captain and enc hoy ard vunnding
two Of the crew TIE aee rayefs then
ceased firing aud steamed toward Va.
ladlsostock The Ksisho Vas abe e.
continue tofage aud escape
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-10
Pleasantly Effective.

Never 10 the uaH ne trouble 70
carry, easy te take, pleasant and never
failing IN results are neWitts Little
Early Rlsers. These famous little
pills are certain guarautee against
headache blllousneSs torpid liver aud
al Of the llls resulting frum coastipa.
tian. They tonic and strengthen the
liver. Cure iaundics. Sold - Peoples
Drug store. dw
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-10

TIE sslse that heals without a ssar
is DsWltt's Witch IIazsl sAlss. 40
remedy effects such speedy relief. II
draws cut Inflammation. aootlies eools
Ard heals 81 cuts. burns and bruises.
a szfe euIe for piles ard zkln disaAses
NHWifE'f = tie genuine Witch Naeel
1zita NawaFe 0f esualaflellN Ehs4
aze a4naezoaa said b Peoples Drug
sIers ~
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-10
naehsloTs Il Premium

For an = 4. e. = 4 70 fell the n
her q : SRI hat 4 BE pays NJ he
amount 81 cnsls already incurred for
Hls education and . further sun fa
meet ne expenses % ais fugara career
he would consent e hs mafflsa fa her.
can onlx meeA that he Is simply :
salahla commodity ID he ma4ksl. and
Ihaa ae Hho becomes he highest hld.
aef vii hare him - oeeuny he %.
z'tIsn q eenIn=Ise Tala Is k8n
eAs lhEusA arr nee haunahIna a5sleak
~ nIeH'aIsa ealzB H|Hse.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-10

Account summer tourist faiea the
Frisco vii sell round trip tickets q
Eureka Springs. Hot Springs Ark.
ana EldnruHn Springs No. nf rate ul
oiIe fare plus e20n Tickets 0H ale
aaIIf unII september 81. I8ua EInaI
HStNfn limit y a8Ys from date & sale.
EtEcH8sen mas - obtained on thoss
IANaeka Is payment d 1le difference
s. re rate &c which IT, E|ezeEs ~
zaI8 aad IS HsEul4E 81 IaF feIe. H0E
zNHHfaa nAFl|eAiasN seH NH|sen asNIIlM
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-10
citl.sn.hln

lfyou claim citizenship rights and
are not Oh the rolls Of have business
before the Interior Department write
Immediately rs VI " Wright regis.
tered attorney Bond building. Wash.
lngtan n. q tf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-10
LARGE INCREASE
IN OIL PRODUCTION

Associated Press.
Independence, Aug aThe pipe
line run q The western fields for Jaiy
we're tie largest inthelF history exceed.
lag ths entire ruu Of le03. Or 90 e'9.
barrels
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-01

Scott City. Kan. March 20th-(Spe
cial)-Almost every newspaper tells
OF cures OF tho most deadly OF kidney
diseases by Dodd's Kidney Pills.
Brlghts Disease. Diabetes. Rheuma-
tism and Bladder troubles. In fact any
disease that Is OF the Kidneys or caus-
cd by disordered kidneys Is readily
cured by this great American remedy.
But IL is in curing the earlier stages
OF kidney complaint that Dodd's Kid
ney Pills are doing their greatest
work. They are preventing thousands
OF cases OF Bright's disease aud other
deadly ailments by curing Kidney Dis.
ease when II first shows IT'S presence
In tho body.
Speaking OF this work Ex-Sheriff
James Scott OF Scott County. says
II have used eight boxes OF Dodd's
Kidney pills and must say that they
are just the thing for Kidney Disease.
We have tried many kidney medicines
but Dodd's Kidney pills are the best
OF all"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-01

st. Petersburg, March 22-Recur
rences and extensions Of agrarian trou-
hles are noted and near Libau work.
men and peasants are making com
mon cause. The Caucasus is already
the scene OF armed resistance 10 the
forces OF civil authority. and In the
region around Kien. where the peas
ants are increasingly bold. there lSve
been many cases OF violence.
The labor leaders OF the social rev
olutonistc persuasion In the great
Industrial ceuters are plainly planning
TO synchronize n general renewal OF
the strike with the climax OF the
peasant disorders and with the action
OF the troops In mind, have been serv-
ing rotice by anonymous letters and
other warnings on guard officers here
and officials in other cities that II
another red Sunday" comes and they
order the troops 10 Ire they viii be
held responsible therefor and their
lives will be made the forfeit
Zemstvo Makes Demand
The Moscow assembly OF zemstvos
Is forcing the hand OF Interior Minis
ter Bouligan in tho matter CT the re-
form ukase Of March and has taken
the bold step OF practically demand
ing that the minister accept the serv-
ices OF zemstvo delegates throughout
the empire in drawing up the plan OF
the new governmental organism TO be
created under the rescript A strong
hint is given that the present is no
time for delay. Minister Bouligan is
even told the number OF delegates nc
should summon from various urban
centers.
The action OF the Muscoyites, which
will be communicated 20 other zcmst-
vos, indicates strong determination
not 20 permit the movement 10 slum-
Der or come TO naught.
Police Chief Becomes Governor.
NJ Lopoukine. chief OF secret 20
lice has been gazetted governor Of
Esthonia. a Baltic province OF Russia.
A newspaper I'm the Caucasus gives
details OF the burning OF the admins
tratiye buildings recently In several
towns in the Scharopan district and
OF an agrarian riot on the estate OF
Princess Murat at Reka, IN the Zug.
did district, at witch the police were
Obliged 20 Ere on the rioters. many
OF the latter being wounded
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-01
How Fish Eat.

The curious ways in which fishes
eat form n study. Some fishes have
teeth, and some have none at all. In
some the teeth are found upon the
tongue. in some In the throat, and in
some In the stomach. Some draw In
their food by suction; the sturgeon is
one OF this class. The jellyish absorbs
its food by wrapping its body around
the prey IL coyets The starfsh fas-
tens itself 10 It's victim. turns its stom-
ach wrong side out and ongulfs It's
dinner without the formallty OF swal-
lowing II through a mouth first, much
less asking permission.
Then there Is peculiar little crab
tho horseshoe crab-which chows
up its food with its legs or claws be-
fore II passes the morsels over TO It's
mouth, while other crabs and Holsters
masticate their food with their jaws.
and afterward complete the work
with an extra set OF teeth which
they find conveniently located in their
stomachs.
So there are all sorts OF methods for
those regularly toothless. and tho
fishes which have teeth show almost
as great diversity in the number.
style and arrangement OF them. Tho
ray or skate has n mouth set trans
yersely across its head.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-01
BURSTS
KILLING SCORES
Estimates of Dead Reach
Eighty, With 100 as Num-
Der of the Injured.
PINNED BENEATH HEAVY BEAMS
Workers Who Escaped the Fury Of
the Explosion, Endeavoring TO Rem
der Aid to Unfortunate Friends,
Driven Back by Heat.

Brockton. Mass, dispatch Fifty
the wreck OF the big shoe manufacture
Ing plant OF II. B. Grover a Coz
which was destroyed by boiler eX-
plosion and fire Monday
Seven bodies have been identified,
but only three or four positively. Elf.
ty-thrce persons are known TO be
missing. the names OF thirty one Of
whom have been obtained.
The estimates OF the dead range
from sixty TO eighty, and Of the I'M
iurcd from fifty 70 one hundred.
The catastrophe resulted from the
explosion OF a 150-horsepower boiler
In the basement The factory had a
2o0-foot frontage was 200 feet deep
and had an - In the rear The cX-
plosiou was directly under the l..
and IL was there that all the loss OF
life occurred
While not few OF the victims met
instant death. nearly all Of them We're
pinioncd under timbers OF borne down
by debris and died in great agony by
Gre
The fourstory structure was Of
wood. and when Il fcll flames leapcd
from tho ruined boiler pit and spread
over the wrcckago
The entire plant was in ashes with.
In an hour
Fellow Workers Are Reseusrs.
More than 800 persons were az work
in the part that was wrecked Scores
OF these were dragged out from under
tImbors and machinery by employees
from the main building. but the reacu-
crs hardly had begun their work
when they We're driven away hy the
fierce heat,
For a time after that the rcscuors
laborcd with long poles prying up
timbers SO as Ia allow the impris-
uned 70 escape
But soon the heat became SO bills.
tcring that even this method Of saw
ing had 10 be abandoned and the
screaming victims were left to their
fate
The disaster was attended by ono
mystery This was the inexplioable
Disappearance Of David w. Rockwell.
the engineer. During the day Rock
well was reported AS having died.
Eight Buildings Burn.
Tho Ere extended from the factory
20 seven other buildings in the vicln-
ity and destroyed them. One OF these
buildings was a three.stury wooden
block owned by Charles + Dahlborg.
the others being cottages 81 small
value. and a blacksmith shop
The total financial loss is estimated
at S250.00 100000 OF which falls on
the r. y. Grover company The mon.
ctary losses are nearly Offset by in
Eurunco
Il may never be known just how
many persons perished In the wreck
age No one knows exactly how
many persons were In the factory
The number has been estimated AT
400 but Treasurer Charles O. Emer-
son said he doubted whether there
were so many at work.
Explosion Twists Wreekage.
The explosion. which was followed
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-01
STANDARD OIL GUARDS
GIVE UP SACK or GOLD
Former Deputy Sheriff and Messenger
Obey Command Of Bandits 10
Yield $4,000 in Hard Money.


Berkeley, Cal, special: Two
highwaymon held up J. +. DAILY. an
Oakland liveryman who was acting as
q messenger for the Central bank OF
Oakland. and robbed him OF 10000
while he was on his way 10 the STAN
dard OIL refinery at Point Richmon@
Monday.
One OF the robbers was tall and
the other short and stout Both car
ried reyolyers. but only the taller OF
the men wore mask. The short man
had heavy black beard.
The robbery took place at a point
on the roadway between Siege and
Point Richmond. The hlghwaymen
jumped out Of n clump OF brush AT the
side OF the road and az once covered
DAILY and former Deputy Sheriff Al
Roach, who was riding with him. AT
the point OF rcvolvers DAILY and Roach
were compelled 10 jump from the
buggy and give mp the sack OF gold.
The robbers tied them 10 n fence and
placed gags In their mouths
DAILY and Roach freed themselves
after much difficulty and proceeded to
Siege station. on the Southern Pacific.
about half a mile away
II had been the custom OF the Cen
trail bank 10 send out $4,000 to the
Standard OH plant for the pay OF the
employees once a month. and the rob
bors were undoubtedly acquainted
with the fact
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-01
Thomas Hardy In Llterature.

What. then. do you think OF the
state OF literature to-day?' was n
question recently asked Thomas Har-
dy by n London interviewer. TO whom
ho replied: "The fatal defect Of most
OF Il is the absence OF philisophic
standpoint and what lacks that can
neither be of the highest quality nor
enduring. Descriptions OF life, how
ever brilliant or varied are not sur
fcient: some reasoned comment on
life as n whole, some sustained crit.
icism--tho outcome OF modern knowl-
edge-on the relations OF man to tho
universe. both now and In tho past,
are essential In literature, and these
wo now look for largely I'm vain"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-01

By such loss Of life and entailed APP
palling instances Of human suffering.
occurred shortly after the operatives
had settled down TO work for the day.
Suddenly the air Hbrated with the
roar OF an explosion. AT the same
moment the larger wooden frame Of
the factory, a four story structure.
quiyered and then the rear portion OF
II collapsed.
In n fraction OF "a second this sec
ton Of the great building had been
twisted into a tangle Of iron and wood
wreckage. IN the midst OF which hui
man beings were pinioned
In another moment fire had broken
ont in the debris and death by fire
and suffocation became the fate OF
scores OF the operatives.
When the boiler exploded IL shot
upward almost perpendicularly, tear
ing through floors as Il went and kill
ing many After rising high In the
air. it descended half the distance and
then. swcrying nortborly cut IT'S way
through a dwelling-house fifty feet
away and pierced another dwelling
further along. demolishing the latter
structure. Here lbs course was
stopped
Floors Give Way.
Scenes Of horror followed the
#wreuching apart Of the factory build.
ing,
In the rear the three upper floors,
weighted as they were with heavy
machinery. collapsed with a crash that
was heard for blocks.
Men and women operatives busy at
their machines had time but 10 turn
in an attempt to fee after the first
dull roar. when the flooring sank be-
meath them and they dropped to the
ground floor, crushed and bruised In
the mass Of debris
Many fen into yerltablc fiery furn-
ace
Scarcely had the rear portion Of the
structure collapsed when n tongue OF
flame started up from the boiler pit,
reached out to splintored wreclarc,
and Immediately ofterward developed
the standing walls.
Tho entire factory soon was In
flames.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-01
FACE LIKE RAW BEEF.
Burning Up With a Terrible itching
eezema-Speedily Cured by
Cuticura.

"Cuticura cured me OF tcrrlbl"
eczema from which I had suffered
agony and pain for eight years. being
unable TO obtain any help from tho
best doctors. My scalp was covered
with scabs and my face was like
piece OF raw beef my eyebrows and
lashes were falling out. and felt as
IL burning up from the terrible itching
cure I'm n short time. My head and
face are now clear and well (Signod)
Miss Mary NJ. Fay. rs West Main St.
Wcstboro. Mass"
and pain. Cutlcura gave me relief the
very FIRST day. and made complete
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-01
NOT DAUGHTER OF CARNEGIE
Mrs. Chadwick Never Asserted Nil.
lonaire Was Her Father.


Mrs. Chadwick Never Asserted Nil.
lonaire Was Her Father.
Cleveland, Ohio, dispatch: at has
been said repeatedly that had AS
serted that Andrew Carnegie was my
father. deny that and deny II alb
solutcly."
This statement was made I'm an EN-
phatic manner by Mrs Cassie l.
Chadwick Continuing, Mrs. Chad
wick said
1T has been reported that | made
the statement that Judge Tayler was
preiudiced against me- want that
denied do not think that he was
Prosecuting Attorney Sullivan and
Marshal Chandler have been unfair
and bitterly prejudiced. II is easy
to see Mr. Sulivan's attitude in the
matter, for Of All the others who were
indicted ! was the first one rushed to
trial. Even the man indicted with
me, Mr.. Spear, has not been tried.
Il am not party to any conspir-
acy, and II any such existed 81 was
without my knowledge negotiated
many loans with other banks than
the Citizens National. | did business
with the Oberlin bank just exactly
rs / did business with the Cleveland
banks"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-01
CUPID LAUGHS AT BACHELOR
Andrew Freedman Of New York ls TO
Marry Elsie Rothschlld.

New York dispatch After a 70
mantle courtship hardly To have been
expected OF a practical politician. An
drew Freedman and Miss Elsie Roths.
child the handsome daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Rothschild Of this
city. have become engaged Mr. Freed
man Is 46 years old and his friends
in Tammany Hall and In baseball cir
cles were prepared to see him end
his days as a bachelor. Owing To his
swift advance In prosperity Freed.
man has been picturesque figure in
New York life.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-01
Inspect Electric Line

Sycamore H. dispatch A party
OF Chicago end ST. Paul capitalists
has arranged to go over the line OF
the proposed electric railway that is
10 connect Belyidere with Eleln.
There arc two routes projected. a
south and north line and the men OF
money viii decide which is the more
feasible.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-01
HUNT FOR GEMS WORTH $4,000
Mystery In Theft Of Leach Jewels
Near New York.

New York dispatch: Notices sent
out to pawnbrokers by detective
agency indicate that the gang OF Jew.
el robbers which has been pu2zllng
the police OF this city has not con
fined IT'S operations to New York The
detectives have been engaged 70 re-
cover some 10000 worth OF jewolry
stolen on March Q from the residence
OF Arthur u. Leach al South Orange
The robbery bears all the signs OF the
jewel robberies in this city during
the winter, No trace can be discoy.
cred OF how the thieves entered the
house or how they got away They
left no trace outside. The Leach fam.
lily retired IN the evening and the
loss OF the jewels was discovered the
next day. Mr.. Leach is q member Of
the firm Of Farson. Leach a Co..
bankers OF this city