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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-06

Arrangements are being perfected in
Albuquerque for the celebration of the
two hundredth anniversary OF the
founding of the city. The celebration
VIII be held in September, during the
week of the New Mexico territorial
fair. The church, which was built by
the first Spanish settlers two hundred
years ago, Is still standing in the old
city.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-06

Accidents come with distressing
frequency on the farm. Cuts. bruises.
stings. sprains. DR.! Thomas Electric
OH relieves the pain instantly. Never
safe without 1t.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-06
A Machine For Women

should be the best obtainable. The
Singer sewing machine is acknowl-
edged the lightest running most dur
able and convenient Of any. Look
FOR the red S, 522 'xth street, Las
Vegas.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-06

IT'S the little colds that grow into
big colds; the big colds that end In
consumption and death. Watch the
little colds. DR.. Woods Norway Pine
Syrup.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-06

John J, Kerr Caskie, who expected
TO return TO his home In Watrous yes
terday after a month in Albuquerque
has been detained by Illness. He will
be there for the rest OF the present
week.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-06

} w. Scales. Albuquerque repre-.
sentative of Armour e company Of
Chicago. left last evening for Gallup
and intermediate points. He will be
absent from the city for a few DAYS.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-06

Women love q clear, healthy com
plexion. Pure blood makes II. bur
dock Blood Bitters makes pure blood.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-06

b. Spite, OF the b. Ilfeld & company
dry goods store, Albuquerque, is
spending a couple of days at FL Paso
visiting with his family.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-06

Clark N. Carr OF Guam. arrived In
albuquerque last night from Santa
re, where he has been for the past
few days on business.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-06

incorporation papers have been filed
at Santa Fe by the Association Bene.
ficiaria de A~lgodones of Algodones,
Sandoval county.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-06

Neglect colds make fat grave.
CARDS" DR.. Woods Norway Pine
Syrup helps men and women % 4 hap
py, vlp0rius old age.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-06

A good story bears repeating. use
Red Cross Bag Blue; all good grocers
sell It. g..
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-06

Mrs. J. M. Carman returned to Gal.
Iup from her trip to Old Mexico last
Tuesday.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-06

Red Cross Bag Blue Is much the
best: insist that your grocer give you
this brand. 4.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-06
s%pralned Ankle, stiff Neck. Lame
Shoulder.

These are three common ailments for
which Chamberlain's Pain Balm Is es'
pecially valuable. II promptly applied
II will save you time, money and suf'
fering when troubled with any one
OF these ailments, For sale by all
druggists.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-06

When e'er you feel impending Ill.
And need q magic little pill.
No other one will I'LL the bill
Like DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
Sold by Winters Drug Co.. and X. d.
Goodall.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-06

II In a kind Of bilious mood.
You wish an aid to digest food,
No other pill ia half so good
As DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-06
Memorial Services.

Tho Memorial day exercise conduc.
ted In socorro last week were the most
elaborate for many years. Unfortun-
ately for all concerned, Hon. A. A.
Freeman could not reach the city in
time to deliver the address he had
promised. Otherwise the exercises
were conducted very successfully just
AZ planned.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-06
Capt. May Dead.

News has been received in Silver
City OF the death In FL Paso, last
THURSDAY. OF Capt. II. j. May, formerly
OF Fort Bayard. His death occurred at
the home Of his %son.in-law, DR.. e. D.
Sinks. Capt. May was well and favor.
ably known in Silver City and Fort
Bayard, and the sad news will be re-
ceived with genuine regret by his
many friends In both places.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-06
THE TERRITORY
Going to Eddy

X. G. Patterson, an old and highly
respected citizen Of Socorro county,
has concluded to change his residence
to Eddy county. The people of So.
zorro will he very sorry to lose Mr..
Patterson and family, but will wish
them all happiness In their new home,
and also congratulate the people OF
Eddy county on this valuable add
ton to the number OF their citizens.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-06
New Presbyterian Minister.

The Rev. H. J. rockingham Of Del
"a, Colorado. has been elected to I'LL
the vacancy caused by the resignation
OF the Rev. J. r. Gass as pastor of
the Presbyterian church Of Silver City.
The Rev. Mr.. Frothingham's family
consists OF a wife and one daughter.
and they will arrive In Silver City
next week. The gentleman will preach
his first sermon under his new appoint.
ment the second Sunday In June.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17
Il. TEN IIOUSAND FIRE.
Warehouse and Several Stores
n v Burn q y e GAINESVILLE.
lf,reoinl n tn & Tho. l,Titnes. ID nnutch.l {

vi speeial to Tho Times. Dlspatch.)
.8f,,IlARKSVILLEsS Al Feb Is. The
large centre to baCco, We rellou md
tother* buildlngs were If burned by Is ire
which started In he wa eliouse about e.
$o' clock II bis morning. IN addition toStheS
warehouse. which was conducted By IIar-
vayt re fries, about three thousands dol
lars :wortl, M O. tobacco was destroyed
without Insurance. The building was In.
8surGd for s., 900. n S
5$,s The grocery 81 OrrFo w. III. " Chapman
was burned. causingS ii loss OF 81, COO III.
$500 insurance.
.}a a. siegiesis general merchandise storai
was also burned! wi ,ta loss q Fl 81 90 and
mo- insurance. w. " j EFT ries loss on WOO
store buildings, and furniture was con :.
$siderable, HeS also lost d stat BILE md
stock. Other losses were Mr. Aiurpheys3
stable and stock e tile otel. Grace caught.
shut8 was only slightly DANA SEQ: + the
5Ihtels illlland and Haski ns.s hardware
store were slightly damage IN mi 35
The tota loss la est ma ted at $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17
4. .A|I1MEMOR|A| EOR1THE
W0MENII0.FTIA:||.| SOUTH D !. Il.
General Walker Will Speak I at at
Lee Camp Hall 70 Tonight,
Explaining Proposition.

Il General G.. Irvine Walker, the; llstin--
tgulshcd i commander Q rS$3 | he NJ Army OF
Northern Virginia. De artinent, ~ CIV,
Isl To- guest at SIurphy's.
u The general comes to shake hands and md
extend greetings With Ills old comrades nd e.
and III speak to the terals. sons and
daughters rs 10 an opject 70 which he ~
giving hts entire time and energies, he
memorial to- tho women y OF the IA onico--
3crncy He has evolved and is now work;
Ing out az plan whlch5fit Is hoped ! VIII
Spfodiice worry large results. Z is proposed
that Oh % tho Sumo day. bout 4 pril s%of
that paper /, IN ,he
containing incidents &of. what t :
Sone glorioilg Southern woman did and
suffered In those rying yet r. P9pers
tor eacll State will portra Y !g incide Z,
III these ne supplcmsnts8will lie Inserted 8nfl,
jvertIsni1lents, from which Z. ma nclal
advantages for tho m elnorial col l3ilt
far$beyond jthls,HWhich the q vert isemenits
osslblss VII bHs ihs g1snd h's
3The 3Times-D iap;lt eli has Is,
ssiic fhis lsllpplelne nt from Richmond una
tho advertisers can make pra ct ca DIG this
$ttibuteEfyt al liberal SUE
Grams, sons and danght or who nssenibi g
TO hear lin "a r e Eii ~
sthixS evening. IA ~ @ ,2 !.
'Judgng BY Ills fcrvId remrnk s ,at !. tiG :,
bnrcscnt the claims OF tllese wpine !. an !,
Seioauen Z and convincing man ler. l 1 VII
MI al sfors any money but wishes TO per.
feet the organization 70 max hes SUD.
Iplement The q
Justified ii by the cause ana sS~oI vi ~
|; the great city OF ri hiliond. /, \, ",
The shape and plan Of he e 9, III
Ebag not ecven been onstdered; y ~
that wise But many think tn ,,nxs nS o IS
t dnpa,red t't INN endowment to the great
Work 81 the women. the ;Gnn y We
NIse,,n In! tho JET Davis NJ nsion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17

I I'd
mad Tho trip 10 Piplatitlpla anu set;iirns
n distance miles ~ ours tAlla g
SIi,inates. yltl anany ciianges pf i l'ors e
u MA Miss Alice Roosevelt and the Two
8wcrn tNefcc pf attraction! "A. {. /
Ball Precipitated Present :' tile L
Tic fahdy dress ball given by /, Al !,
HYDE III Sherry. on the creiihg ~ /, nl,,
ilniy Al wns tho climax of Ills soe,a Nh
$resr and at the same time agrhtlilsS s ~
@fon,if,ess FOR French style. Z y {, I. /,
@ yns this Ball. too. which lrc w
5tIiogcrisis IN Tic great Insurance colHpaI.
rounded BY his athet1 by provoklli s
risms Of lnck Of seriousness on lhe p,ti
bfSihn owner or the6Eontroli inlefes Y.
At this bali Mr. Hyde uppeartes11 t .l.,n,,
RfoIl6Seing costume: Coatt OF bottle $780, 1890
color, cut in% customary svetnlns nfssS
fashion, with tho reNers OF q. III.
ssIlk black silk knee breeaiies, nintis S,.N
stotkings low BLACK sl,Irers, \, WIZ
Position in Business WoralEd Il. y
.,lthong, Veil known IL social ire g, r, 8
lnt lIp world Of geltemen's S9,pii',,
8Mr'tI1Vdn has not made for . fnSscll !, /.
ri.nn iii no In the financial world. anet
TIA director of8forty-siH great co "a ~
rnt.ons, ali engaged III the work ~
9ilp fortunes of CARRYING Oh connercG, ~, NV
hnndlinsS the invested wcalth y on y nun
drGtis Of thousands of PEG i. Il 4, ,.dc
Innost tf these con- III, I, si
,reprcs ents tile interests of tho go llI, ~
society,", ar lis fathers personal estate.
tItIcariiotl be said that he has taken =
leading part in directing the III TUFTS - "
ftlle various corporations %SfF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17
PRIVATE CAR TRUST.
Attorney Of Armour Lines Given
Hearing BY. G Committee
Pr

WASH NGToN M Feb. ~ ri der,
OF Atlanta, Ga, attorney Tor tho ArnlolE
packing ana private car line interests
and representing the Gcorgl IL peach grow.
crs. was heard III opposition to Federal
control Of private carSliiles to-day by tho
subcommittee Of Silla House Committee
on Interstate and Foreign Commerce. Mr..
Fielder asserted that neither the, producer,
people had made any demand for Fed
ernl control OF private car llnesi8 that
the only complaint whlclisllad been made
camefron, the middenlen, whom lie 5tcrlll-
cd parasites" on the industry Of the
country. lie maintained that Congress
had no jurisdiction In the matter XXI rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17
HIIO.Rs:EDR0Psa dead.
0NFRANK IN STREET ST B! |:!::'
Woes Phi . That Day pa House Iouse
/. Dog Goes e: !. e i. the
Pound.

is sod oonl that the heavy hand ,,l o.
fate str.kcs one sJtrtl llousefold ~
Tx T}tdnnppins is III itself#ad dream and mel
ancholys .ortllr but lien "a ~; ~
added gloon Of A theSlnore de9ol atet klnu
the fflicted.sss,s ], d, r Z, Z
This iss story deti ana ~,
ors, ofShorse and hound. of g
i,g aud iboult or sorro and SOAP 5fal "
on #yyedncsdnv N well known q zen snt
iii ascomfcrtall4 n. l9aarx,,nI y,
down TriTlkl III s tree IN All wen Ii g happy
as, ;tlnarriag re bel the -
a3dlstlnguished q f:icer was reach eel s3t. Y,
There the Intelligent tnu i 1, soI
ae sRsS aieWy s krnuaa anu s0
''yrhc owner was 8SlcartDrokcn and re-
Turned 3 ID the plateau. a fters a brief
space, when gritf had somfewhat g Sud
sdsa s sfn affSs oss ofo
n Alas !93thc remains had been spirited
away !; no one knew. hither:: Then was
there sorrow. led slet u being pre- y!
cured se tie q aetunct ao ck,sa,
ana winding NAY s Shad Been explored, lo!
ltA tsbnpt fact prY3t hag lost was foMnd. q. i.
found, bu t no recovered 4 III bout q
Ti5lESs Rg brss sist S sspp s
goid s' Whs h Snt against: his dead horse
DIES re.t FOR Isl good do were MS
rights slrrendcrat. XII 81 q ,..
a Out Into the country, M wa 81 II from The
evil llalnts Of men Jared thec favorlte.
and ,benrat|l the shade tOfs q mi ~, oak
was Tho laid to rest. Il 3s,5 ]. .S
81 On'atlt Very tlay Ill cruel sbaiid or log
oatchers. armed witll t. 4 and slaves,
ran down and ems nared the kindly watch
dog Of the same llclisehOld.atS N
. a p,lgrlmnge. he pound pe g .fol; !,
to tho heaven where heswIs won't to be. E,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17
CA;S1i'Ri'|!0|G.',B.R|.|N|'.G'SSI.
CRISIS. NEARER
Under His Direction Court C)1:
ders eqllestration Of Prop u,
erty 81 d, american Co &c b
The SITUATION NOW SERIOUS,
Bower ssllNT1;i Hin Another IF
fort Bring South A MS Al IS
can. Pr.e.si lcntl I'err1s 5,i
=. -. 81
I (nH8AsSocIated Press.) !.


IoARJ CT A. serpi-o elal llspnItfh
from Cara oust1 iWellez uea, says tina Il upoll Y
the pressure or president Castrp{th he court
,has ordered It llc :aernest raiiG Ofpthe5laild-
ed properly tEihaHsmclfeaiiEAs phaft CONF
ny.irhis dttIsio1i,s 5Ss the dlspaitf adds.
!. has ca.,setd III clteneist ill ith6a Nmettcun
5ooo,iyat 4 r
!. i@ 55iiss T. ,Situati on Critical
III ]. eB.y.: Assodlate presso ~ E1 si6
yvAsIIIN6i'ros,3S hc'stat e Dc.
partment to-day received IA cablegram
from Minister L III eh, dn ted. a = Caracas.
stating .l,at the Supreme Court had csn-
sfrmei Is, former decree sequestrQting tho
Venezuela OF 3gtllc. American
Asphalt campanN.;ss 1'ht@ act lon ss.of he
court brings the nsphul T dispute to. the
critical point, for 1T rs now incumbent
upon the oHerntnent IL TO SItla Ike lthc iSlieSt
move. i5 b s1 Il. n a3 s $&
The asphalt company some time 90
made a@strong afpea to the State De
spaftment here fort.ai i: asserting that t
government. The esident REQ uestcd AZ
$tol'ncy- G neral MOODY to report whether
or not there had sSbeelli q Inisca rriageiSof
justice nthls s.ieli z, wDaa war,
1T Is believed that gthes concl usion reacn
is to the effect lthfits the asphalt company
has not been furry treated, not only ttc-
s9ftding to tnG rlncipleNs hnylsh law
Venezuelan legul tprhcti ce.s Il s
Now tina { sPresid ont Castro has return ed
TO Caracas 1T Is z cXpec tcd that Minister
Bowen Wi! renew Ilists forts, 70 prevent
where asummnrS;den,a must he made
rlghtg8the wrong which lis alleged 10;
have committed inv this case Is
III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17
EIGHT {; N0RkM||'E|::|N| HURT
SULPHUR EXPLOSION ] { u D: !.
fRyiAss debated Press.J.

I, NV YORK, FEB 10 w 't men
We're ynjured ~ enplos,y 4 4
sulphur Iii, the brooklyn sunpnuf sTo oyeg
i3reomi,s, II suffering from burns and
I e PM, 'o inhaling tho fumes Of the burning
sulphur. : i, ~ I, 4 a. behaved to be
Il IN, Y, ,,,.ned rhe i,renien and pou
i i,aaa y ~ ubroughtthem Out OF the buld
h's W ush a nna o ns
breathing ,, ,Mg were lying on the side.
!ani. wit il umibuiance surg
tIsterIt,g res oratl Ives. i y, III Nave.
g q glReose g Ire sa
neetI SoTn d sprk caused by the pres
inea 81 a. tile q , rho
az tie sulpliur grinding ~
loss was about $40, Ooo, r i5ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17
CORSET STEEL SAVED
YOUNG !. ! | I N|0 !. life.
Halls From Virginia and i Held
on Charge 81 Attempted
$85l Suicide. & .35
(;By4As,.s,ocinteaId. p ]L'y. !,

!! 8PIIILAD1cLPIIIA,s PA. Feb. ls.--AI 81
Nance Pollard ~ dive reed young woman,
who's J Isl said w comes OF IL good 3Vir.s3
Iginia family, Is LII the Gust Cd y3ss OF tlts,
police on the chnrsesm attempted suicide
Mrs Pollard dei,Ies3 that she tried to&kill
herself, but whether. she did Or not; II I
IS ccrtai ms tha q corset g eel saved mel &
life. HI Al S99558, 81 al II; NJ,
More han ono person III INNING ~ her
assistance after the she tE was fired hes
ilicved The was d ying She was dcatlIys
white and bic hing siieari ly. and her waist \
Was burning: She swnst hurried F to a. Thea
Hahnemnnil 81 Hospital g iS An examination
disclosed no injury. The bull lei had struck
aj corset steel and &glanced or. ftcr ne
covering from the hook she was detaIn.8
ed by the police department., IN 5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17
Referees for the Eighth District.

81 #(speclal to, The Times-D lspatoh.) IS &
X IERHDON VA. Feb. IN. Is. Lowry, OF
and q IL. i Il Howard or Fairfax. Il hayef been
designated ms departmental referees for the
Eighth conEressjonal District, and have agreed
with tic approval Of tho PDstofIce Department..
that fourtli-cIass tpostofiice cases iindi-
yidual Recommendations govern. as follows Y.
by Mr. a Howard Culpeper,s s Fallau ierss 81 and
FRINGE William Mr. Strothsr; King George
Louisa, Orange and stafford, NJ !. .oyry.5
.7nI IN case OF presidentlnl offices. tlef depart
.ment Mil refer Inquiries q Q MI. Howard for
action by the null board. iifI ssS * 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17
LEWIS. YosT AND HUGHES JiG.1:tllEi' s
sA Republican State Ticket as
Sug,ge sted BY a Republican. &,

How would this do for the Repna'li &c c sall
BstatnA exert lils year?" asked one wei
HnoWn, y RHspliblica annther yesterday;
s;I,Idao = Lewis for, GaYernor, ION;
Jacob Yost for al ems
tN1nr Vol yn may n name MI Hughes for
md eT- Y! l MAR
Yost Genera h'rRitd %9a er
: ~ nrosa,,tn yc on the cket.n And his
asomnppaaaoI Thought The continuation q
50 Ear as known. tho s,tt Is not n,i
t ia Rseptublean tlcket. Nor Indeed Z
rny nf te gentlemen named IL 2 TX SENSE
Al asp rnnt for the nominations Tel aF!Seu
10, 80 far as stated. 81 t q p ssa ".
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17
N'|IE'WIlI'.YORK|.LAWYER..D.EAD;
WOMAN. HELD8BY.P0L|CG
9(ny sAssoclaIc:a Press.)5

II Feb Gil [ arr 'E's I, - -
Johnson, IL lawyer. lied Il to-day, $in the
New York Hospital: from morphine pois-
ching HI was removed from q: hotel In
sixth AvenucSto the hosp tal lin az coma
tose condition. ,nd.die without regain
MIS- Dollie Evsrilard, who, they nllcge.
gave the morphine to ] ohnso il..aa nd cher
Companions, tile I3eyno Ids. The Ever
hard woman 81 he police claim said she
took eaSfmorphine# tablet, and when Joh n-
son. asked for one she gave him a pat ct
containing several II AS not kno Rn how
many he swallowed. The district q tor
e Johnson who was 4 about thirty years
old. WAS married and had one chile IS Iie
came here from tI3 10 line years g 80.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17
WELCOMES INQUIRY b
Young Says Company . t: Net
Afraid Of Investigation, ~
CBy. Assoclated TPress.}

FrTTsBuRG. PAs Eel, Is ilnlipnlSJ li X,
Young. president Of the Prairie OIL and
Gas Company, Of Kansas, against which
the oil investigation resolutlon IN GsoniI
gress Yesterday WAS directed, in an IN
tcrylew with the Associated i'ress to.dag
said that tho company WAS not afraid
OF an Investigation. 81 II K }s5 n
1.-THE charges being akttated az present
arc without fo,,hdation. he said Sand
wesare paying no attention 70 then.i lll
fast. We will aid Nes!! lga lpis
as 70 end the contlo yersy ps " plckis s W
ipQssible,us q ~ u M ss4 sssssss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17
Anna ~ II. D { Taylor.

4 Anna Ioclcon Taylor eight ytnrs OF
age Daughter Of Mr.! Warren r Tayl or.9
died On yesterday mornln & a Il . 40 9 clock
fnt the residence OF her IA Their n 92t
West G race Street. IA { S6g a S Ys. 3$
Il she had q been seriously i i with pncu-S
Snonln for. twenty-f four hours efOrct her
death. The funeral rangements VIII
sbc announced lat er. 5l53 # i5s IS! +
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17
DAZZLING HYDE Ball
s s f5.sI8 TURNED GIRLS HEADS
After Reading About ~ Harlem lem
Misses Ran Away to Shine
NJ s t8B III g ~: ~, ., Es54

.Fisi3} III SOSlCly. 4E55{ 4l9 III
Il Two young sud pretty Harlem girls
read Observation-Disclosures Nspa per q &c i;
sorFJames HI Hyde s eighteenth cen tury.5
8l'alat Sherrys, and then decided 70 , ,r,ln
they had gained H. place in socle tS;;,,ls.
5The girls are Katy Cognn, " eighteen
years Old. Of Mo- 25H Eighth Avenue,
and Sophia Peterson. fourteen, Of y @.
I'd West Ono Hundred and Forty,;s:ec olia
Street. Tho police Headquarters lis t q
lll'sstsr describes lhem as eyed g ana
sd.t one week hcfos.e her eighteenth BIRTH.
I Cay. ON February It'll. Later i'll the day
st was lcarncd4.tha1 the Peterson & ri had
3flls;lynpe The parents "a greed that
they ran away together
s{ John r. Magttirc, uncle Of the CoEanl
girl. said to q World reporter !. 4.
Isl likely bat the girls had their
dor Of Mr.. H,de, S affnir at y shcrry's;;
They talked about It ana said they would
some day be- great .nctrcsses like Nine.
tEcianc, or society women. re- +, Sgt
1.-THE mother of Miss Cognn is n widow
and utmost " distracted understand
that the Peterson girl often discussed sc~
City AFFAIRS VIII, my \, nm IN
SC, on the stage, or perhaps they We're
Kidnapped 1T si Ed ~ Il 81 Il 4i
3lst,$&and the girls. loft home four days
When the coBan: glrl' disappeared she
red Jacket She was an o1iedlent girl, sdld
rot 20 out nights and Ind no youris men
friends, her uncle said. VA. , Ell
s t Both girls had attended the I1ennoX;
Avenue Public School. near One Hundred
and Thirty-ffth Street.--N ew York World.