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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-07-14
TtGughts for Farmers--Sow-
ing Oats.
I&lgressive Farmer.

T. g., wants Information about
RSiug oats. He says:
" i saw in my paper, | think
IN fall, where some man sOwed
ssEs in rows with either guano
distributor or cotton planter
iE2ase find out and let me hear
tGough your paper, and it Will
S,athers good as we'll as me. !
SlUld like to hear soon. | want
@ gow in july
The best and only safe method
y sowing or planting oats in the
st"& is in open furrow. Director
Edding, of the Georgia Expert.
aeat Station, sent out many in
s3Gries last year to farmers who
a$aG used that method in the fall
S 1a04, and no one reported that
ihsi- crops were winter killed.
SG1e reported that there was a
kSn stand, but that was no doubt
sSaing to the careless manner in
.r&ich they were put in. The reg
Gar oat drill ls the implement to
'pe. This is made with a doub
nspper, the guano being in one
BSrt and the oats IN the other.
'she slots may be regulated so as
lAap}ant three pecks of oats to the
,sce and 100 pounds Of guano; or
Ssee times that amount may be
sess in.
cr8PARATIoN OF LAND AND PLANTING
Failures to make small grain
nay be attributed to poor prepar.
sion of land. First break the
tknd well, and if .soiled' so
sagSch the better. Then run 4 cut.
s1ay or smoothing harrow over
y If two or three weeks inter
N@ne between the narrowing and
Ranting, harrow again just be-
ghrs planting. That will give a
soooth, well pulverized seed-bed.
y course some of these farmers
vii say that is too much trouble.
B is much cheaper TO prepare
-k2d that way and make thirty to
.Ga5y bushels TO the acre than to
snatch them in hurriedly and
make little oat straw. The oats
could be well cleared and tn
Eano in fine condition. A five
n3h shovel should be used to
wen the burrows. Properly used,
Dat will leave the rows twelve
"a fifteen inches apart. Never
h. the dirt from one furrow run
&'er and fill the preceding one.
g>ly careful farmer will soon get
H. gauges right so as to regulate
ID quantity ct oats and guano.
lis farmers run the guano in
10 front feed. II is deposited
-sler the plow and covered by
30 dirt falling back. The oats
yme out on that and are cover
:. by two coverers attached -
Ne drill. A lively hand puts in
EN acres 1ay The furroUs
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-07-14

-Four persons were killed and
four injured Friday by the explo.
sion Of large gasoline tank in
Michigan Dye works.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-07-14
Bridges to Let.

| will let, TO the lowest responsible
bidder, contract TO build a bridge
over Lynches creek, on the Fork Hill
road, near the Baskin place on July
18th, at 10 o'clock a. IN. Also one on
the Lyles read, near the Lyles place,
on the same day at 3 O'Clock p. m
Also one over Cedar creek, on the
road between Crenshaw's and the
Rock Quarry on Thursday, the 18th.
at 10 o'clock a. m. Specifications TO
be made known on the days and at
the places of letting, reserving the
right TO reject any and all bids.
VI. &. Gardner
County Supervisor.
July ;, 1906
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-07-14
Great Bargains

We have about 200 ladies and misses Trimmed Hats that
almost giving also big lot Of mems and boys suits at
that will make buy. Remember selling all of
Come
Cherry & Company
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-16

Mr.. and Mrs. II. l. Adams entertained an
Informal high five party Of three tables
Friday evening at their home. The prizes
were won by Mrs. Herbert Woodland and
Il. " Smith.
One of the most enjoyable affairs of the
week will be the baby dance to be given
Friday evening at the TIirkendall residence
by Miss Kirkendall and Miss McShane, in
honor OF the debutantes, Miss Elizabeth
Congdon and Miss Helen Davis
The junior and senior classes Of the Uni
versity OF Nebraska Colleg, OF Medicine gave
n reception and dance to the members Of
the Omaha faculty at the college building
Twelfth and Pacific streets. The entire
building was decorated with college colors
ana large attendance were delightfully."-
entertained.
In honor of Mrs. d. r Thompson Of Lin
coin Miss Jessie Willard entertained at
luncheon Saturday The table was deco
rated with pink roses and was laid for
Mrs Thompson, Mrs. ]. r. Baum, Mrs.
Ward Burgess, Mrs. J. G. Bourke. Mrs.
W. Z. Willard. Mrs. Henry Wyman. Miss
Carrie Willard and Miss MilIard
I Mr. and Mrs A. w. Scribner entertained
at dinner Saturday evening In honor Of
their daughter Miss Leila Scribner. and
Paul A. Wernher and their bridal marty,
The table, decorated with white chrvssnthe.
NUNS and yellow candles, was laid for
Miss Scribner, Miss Laura Dale. Miss Rutb
Dahlman, Miss Mabel Christie. Mics
Lorraine Comstock, Mrs. Gary Of Macon
Mo-, Mr.. Wernher Roy Devol Arthur
scribner, Frank Pollard, Austen Collect ana
Lee Kennard.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-16
ANIMATED CHRISTMAS SCENES
Many Novelty spectacIes Attract
Notice of Holiday Shoppers at
Brandeis' store.

Enough unique Christmas scenes are be-
ing enacted about the new Brandeis store
TO make a spectacular Christmas panto-
mine Several novelties have just been
presented during the last few days that
have proved a great attraction for the
hordes of holiday shoppers.
One Of the most striking as we'll as clever
Christmas groupings is made by the gsllop-
ing reindeer and sleigh I'm midair. In the
center OF the new store, directly under The
great light court, Is a fve-tandem team
Of galloping reindeer. hitched to a toy
laden sleigh, in which Is a midget Santa
Claus. The deers are suspended from in
visible wires high above the heads Of the
crowd. The sleigh of Santa Claus is in
the act of sliding down a snow covered
roof. A simple mechanism makes the rein
deer gallop in the air, jingling the bells in
their harness. The novelty has an added
interest because the reindeer arc mounted
from real deer hides and perfectly posed
for running. The lead reindeer in the Ave
tandem is fltted with Ginning bells.
Several original effects have been shown
in the Brandes windows during the last
few days and the proprietors say there are
many more TO follow. A live and active
Teddy bear in the cage window, with
scores OF his little brother bruins, delights
! the children with his antics. Mrs, Katzen-
I TANNER and der Captain" I'm the same
! window, add humor to the scene. A pair
/ OF swimming dolls do a tank drama
sketch in the mechanical toy window, and
the dolls wedding is az popular as ever.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-16


The Thimble club viii meet Tuesday with
Mrs. ]. II. Dumont.
The Omikron Alpha Pi will give a dance
at Chambers Saturday evening.
The senior hop of the high school will
take place at Chambers Friday evening
The Omaha Guards will give a medal driII
and informal hop at their armory Monday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. p. F'leishel will entertain
the kountze Place Whist club Saturday
evening.
Miss Berger. sister of Mrs. s. Friedrich,
Berger, will give a theater party Monday
evening.
Mrs. w ]. Conneu viii give a BUFFET
luncheon Saturday in honor Of Mrs. L.yford
Of New York.
Mrs. U. S. G. Kuhn will entertain the
Comis Whist club Thursday afternoon al
her home, 2S09 Ohio street.
Mrs, 70. ID. Van Court and Mrs. c. n
Fowler will entertain at cards Monday afr.
ernoon In honor Of Mrs. Charles Van Court
and Mrs Blanche Van Court Schneider
and Tuesday AIRS. Van Court will give a
second party I'm their honor
one or the most anticipated affairs OF the
holiday season is the subscription dance ia
be given at the Grand hotel In Council
Bluffs, New Years eve, the promoters be.
ing Mrs. Charles Test Stewart, Mrs. w 8
Sullm0n and Mrs. j. j. Hess, whose name,
at the head OF any enterprise mean suc.
cess. Although this dance Is 70 be aiy.r
| In Council BLUFFS II viii probably he az
| tended by large number OF Omahans "a,
there Is a very friendly feeling between III,
social sets Of Omaha and the CITY acros,
the river.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-16
Come ana GO Gossip.

Mrs. Eugene Duval has returned from an
eastern trip.
Mrs. Harry L. Cummings has gone to
Chicago 20 spend a few days.
Mrs. William Gyger Of Philadelphia Is the
guest Of Mrs. Charles Gyger.
Mrs. J. c. Gown will spend Christmas in
Cleveland. O.. with her parents
Mr.. Harry Byrne went to lincoln satur-
day to attend the kappa Sigma party.
Mrs. e. M. Fay will leave next Wednes-
day for California TO spend the winter.
Miss Vivian Grihith has returned from
st. Louis. where she visited with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Mcconnell have gone
to Southern California to spend the winter.
Miss Elizabeth Moorhead has returned
home from Smith college to spend the holt
days
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilcox Of Minneapolis
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. George II.
Kelly.
Miss Curtis and Miss Carita Curtis have
arrived home from an extensive stay in
the cast.
Miss Janet Chambers has gone to Chi
cago 20 spond few days with her aunt,
Mrs Jones
Mrs. David Baum and Miss Margaret
Baum left Saturday for New York to spend
the holidays.
Mrs Gary Of Macon, Mo-, is the guest
OF Miss Ruth Dahlmau, having come for
the wernher-scribner wedding.
Mrs w. ]. Broatch has returned from
Virginia where she spent seven months
with her daughter. Mrs Donnelly.
Mrs. James Love Paxton is expected to
return this week from Denver, where she
has been visiting Mrs. John Cleaveland
Mrs. +. p. Peck and Miss Louise Peck
have returned from New York, where they
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Henry d. Estabrook
Mrs Cradle and Miss Katharine Cradle,
who is attending Smith college, will return
| to Omaha on December p for the holidays
Mrs. Louis Ward of Denver who has
been the guest Of Mrs. Charles Dundey for
some time, left Thursday for her home in
Denver.
Mrs. Blanche Van Court Schneider an
rived Saturday from Chicago to spend the
holidays with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
| e. D.. Van Court.
Mrs George NJ Ribbed left Saturday fol
! New York to spend the holidays with hei
| daughter, Miss Helen Ribbed, who Is
student at Smith college,,
! Mrs Ralph Crandall and child of Chap
man, Neb., have arrived to spend Christ
mas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. f
Weller Mr.. Crandall will come down fol
| Christmas.
Mrs. II. e. Frederickson, who spent the
last two weeks at Fremont, en- route home
from Honolulu. has returned. Mr.. and
Mrs Frederickson have taken quarters al
the Willard for the winter.
Mrs. S. c. Carson-I.owrey has returned
from Wymore, Neb., where she ATTENDED
the funeral of her eldest niece, Mrs. JOIN
Frieze, the daughter of Mrs. Annie Holmes
who is we'll known in Omaha.
Mrs. ID. Il. Thompson, who spent tn
week with Mrs. a. G. Beeson and Mrs. ].
Baum returned home Saturday. Mrs
Thompson was the guest Of honor at man!
social AFFAIRS during her visit here.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Lyford and daugh
ter will arrive from New York this weel
to spend the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs
]. w. Grifith. Mrs. Lyford was former
Miss Mary McComas OF Nebraska City an
has many friends in Omaha.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-16
Social Chit-Chat.

Mrs. Levi Carter has apartments al the
Hotel Belmont, New York city. for the
present.
Or. and Mrs. II. g. Sumney have taken
the residence at li6 South Tblrt,--sivtb
street for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles +. futile are spend-
ing part Of the winter in and about New
York and are occupying Mrs Tuttls's house
In Brooklyn which she has opened for the
time.
Mrs. Thomas Cruise. wife Of Major Cruise
vii leave this evening for Boston TO VISIT
her son, Midshipman James T. Cruise. Bos.
ton navy ward. aud West Point. n. y. n
visit her son. Cadet Fred Cruise, during IN,
Christmas holidays. Mrs. Cruise win re-.
turn December "a.
The many friends OF Miss Eugene Whit
more, daughter Of Ar. and Mrs. II. p. wht
more. who is attending Briarclih school Ii
New York, VIII be interested en- hearln,
OF her success recently in a little play
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-16
BENEFIT FOR THE THURSTONS
"IirRtcs OF Peuzance" 20 he Given nt
the Boyd Thenter on wednes-
day Evening.

THE Pirates Of Penzance," a comic opera
in two acts by Gilbert & Sullivan, will be
given at the Boyd theater on Wednesday
evening for the benefit of the Thurston
Rifles, with the following cast:
Richard. a pirate chief......A. Leslie Deck
Samuel, his lieutenant. eco. Gee. George Long
Frederick, pirate apprentice. II. c. lessen
Major General Stanley Of the British
Edward, sergeant Of police win II. Smith
Mabel, General Stanleys youngest
daughter. Miss Hazel Livingston
Kate General stanley,s daughter -,
Edith, General staniey's daughter......
.................. Miss Grace Stransbaugh
Isabel, General stanley,,s daughter -,
Ruth, a piratical maid of all work .,..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Miss MCllugh
Miss Livingston, Mrs. Smith and Messrs.
lessen, Traynor. Dick, Long and Smith
have successfully appeared at previous
operas Of the ssociation-noiably. Miss
Livingston and Mr.. lessen, who we're dis
tinct successes. The chorus this time will
number nearly 100 Of Omahas best youns
singers, and is said to be remarkably pro-
icient. The Pirates Of Penzance" is one
Of the best Of the Gilbert & Sullivan roper
toire. It is more difficult than 1.-THE MI
kado," and more melodious than "Pina-
FORE" and in every respect the cleanest
snd cleverest of all the comic operas. The
Thurston Rifles arc a deserving organiza-
ton. The state appropriation OF $3.50 yearly
per company is less than half the cost OF
Armory rent, the deficiency being met by
assessing each member 81 per month. 1t is,
therefore. reasonable that they should re-
ceive assistance, and as they have chosen
to appeal for help by Offering a high-class
operate performance rather than by So
Letting donations, they are entitled to the
commentator and support Of the public.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-16
DIAMoNDs-Frenzer. 18th and Dodge.
BuRaIo Meat Tor All.

The people of Omaha wifi be given an
opportunity to buy at least a part of
Monarch, the big buffalo OF Riverview
park, closing tho remarkable career of this
king Of the prairie. The city bought him
from Cody; Cody repurchased him from
the city; the Heidelberg bought from Cody;
the Central market bought from Heidel-
berg and will eventually sell back a pnr-
ton of the meat to the Heidelberg and
the balance will be sold TO the Omahans
who are anxious for taste Of real buff
falo meat
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-16

Nellie shultz acted as maid OF honor and
Mr.. John Hsdheld as best man. In the
evening an informal reception was given
10 the most intimate friends. The rooms
were prettlly decorated In pink and green.
pink carnations and Christmas greens being
used. Mr. and Mrs. Robert shultz will be
g. home after December 20. at 1911 South
Thirty-frst street. Tho out-of-town guests
we're: Mr.. and Mrs. James Hadhold. Mr.
and Mrs. William Hadneld Mr. John Had
field, Ruth Hadheld and William Had
field, jr.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-16

which was given at the school, The follow
ing is taken from a New York paper:
"The Dramatic club OF Briarclin school
presented "The Revenge OF shari-Hot-Su'
December at the plaisance thoater which
belongs to Mrs Dow's school. Miss Eu-
genie Whitmore took the part Of Toyoma.
Her conception Of the character was a
delight to the guests. who we're most
generous with their applause and beautiful
flowers"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-16
Easy Way TO BUY GIFTS.

Pocketbooks grow slim at this time OF
the year when so many loved ones are to
be remembered with gifts. More people
appreciate the advantage Of credit at this
time Of year than at any other. Clothing,
hats and shoes for men, women or chill
dren make sensible and lasting gifts and
Menter & Rosenbloom Co. of 1905 Dodge
St.. offer the accommodation OF generous
credit to all who desire to buy useful gifts
and guarantee 10 sell goods at cash store
prices. Store open evenings until Xmas
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-16

The Modern Mans Choice.
A tailor-made young girl
4 taneta-lined young girl,
A perfectly booted
AND perfectly suited
And perfectly gloved young girl
Says he: Her brains be hanged,
Her disposition DANCED
She needn't be witty
She has 70 be pretty,
Her hair must not be banged.
A Marcel wave young girl
A Turkish-bath young girl
A slave-to- heT-beauty
Because-it s-her-duty,
Massaged.to -the-teeth young girl
Says he: What can't be cured
Has got TO be endured,
But think of the hades
OF looking at ladies
Not properly mhnicured.
A bridge-whist sort Of girl,
A play-the-races girl,
A ttle-bit-nauEhty
And thorouRhly-sporty
And up-tO-the-times young girl
Says he: I've DO remorse,
L quite approve my course,
For though she be hasty,
she's tapery-waisty,
And mine till the next divorce.
Helen Hicks Bates.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-16
Cigars
AT HEATOHB.

It's easy to cut prices on unknown
brands, but nowhere on earth will you md
such bargains on wen known brAnds-ws
repeat well known brands-and not tbe
kind they Joke about, aud not old stock
sc straight Sanchez g. Haya Key 0E
West (TrabucOs). for.,....... GOG
or S200 per box.
Ice independents Conchas Key ~
West, Sc each, or box OF 5O..... SOU
Ice Tellers domestic. Sc each, = En
or box Of Observation-Disclosures. GsOO
Toe Palmer House, domestic I'm 4 ~
Yincibles) Sc each, Or box Of %. Il 30
100 Rothberger 4 SchlOss' Es- IN
merado, DC each, or box or so. SOU
DC Raapke a Katz a Mundo, 20
FOR 25c, or so for, ............ lou
l0o Estatua, imported (BTevas). = En
ho& 81 oVsssssss sssss.sssss 80 ~
(Buy WOur Christmas Goods NOW, az
These Prices WIN Not LAsl
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-16
snninI Calendar.

MONDAY - Wernher-Scribner weddings
Omaha Guards dance; Mrs. Van court
and Mrs Fowler, cards for Mrs Scnnel-
der and Mrs. Charles Van Court miss
Beraer, theater party.
TUBsDAY-Thimble club meets WIN ME- rs
T. III. Dumont; Mrs. Van Court, chrds LOT
Mrs. Schneider and Mrs. Charles van
1yRfD sAAY-senior class OF high school, hop
al chambers; Miss Kirkendall and MISS
Mcshane, dance for Miss Congdon and
Miss Davis. -, -. -.
Chambers; Mrs. w, J. Connell, luncneoh
FOR Mrs I.yford; Kountze Place Whist
club meets with Mr.. and Mrs. D. T.
Fleishel
Socially the past week has been very
active, every day including a number Oh
events. The stellar event Of the week was
OF course, the Moorhead dance, which was
a delightful affair and gave to society an
other charming debutante, Miss Ruth
Moorhead. Given-in-honor affairs we're es-
pecially numerous The arrival OF MIS-.
u. e. Thompson Of Lincoln, the wife OIL
the ambassador to Mexico. the first of the
week being the signal for many lunoh-
cons. dinners and card parties, while Mrs.
Clarence Richmond Day and Miss Leila
scribner. the bride Of the week, were the
REGIMENTS of much attention. The card
parties of Mrs. h. L. Huntley, Mrs. c. A.
Grimmel ami Mrs. T. A. Fry were all large
functions, and together with the many
smaller AFFAIRS made the last seven days
a busy period.
This week, however, it will be different
Not that there Is any danger Of stagnatior
1T is too near Christmas and there are
too many young people home from school
but preparation for the holidays Is claim
ing a great deal of attention and the cal
endar is not very full.
This week will see the return Of mos
of the young people who are attending
college and eastern schools to spend th'
holidays with their parents, few, how
ever will not return, spending their va
cation in the east with relatives or friends
number came home Saturday, amoni
them Mossrs. Siias bowman, Curtis Land
say and Mylcs Standish from Armour in
sttute Chicago Miss Elizabeth Moorhea'
returned from Smith college Friday. ant
Miss Catherine Cradle arrives today, ais
Miss Eugene Whitmore, who Is studen
gomery and Miss Katherine Powell VIII
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-16

It has been several seasons since there
have been as many interesting matrimonial
prospects as have been announced during
the last fortnight. II is an interesting CO.
incidence, too, that the majority Of the
young people, several Of whom are from
some Of the citys most prominent families,
will or have married out-of-town people.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-16
SOCIETY IN HOLIDAY MOOD
Dances Scheduled for Nearly Every Night
Christmas Week
AND ENGAGEMENT SURPRISES

week Has Brought Announcements
from Home and Abroad of
Omaha Men and Women
70 wed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-16
Shaving Sets
AT BBkoM's,
Every one Guaranteed.

ranging from 2bc TO S2.OO each,
are now selling the
famous Shumate Razor for. .....
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-04-23

Washington, ID. c., April 25.-Sec-
retary Taft's attention having been
directed 10 the reports of friction at
San Francisco between General Funs-
ton and Mayor Schmitz, sent a mes
sage TO Funston asking for facts.
Funstons reply was received today,
and says:
TIE report of a disagreement be-
tween Mayor Schmitz and myself
must be based on the excited imag-
ination of some overwOrked news
paper correspondent. The mayor and
myself have been working together in
unity, and we are helping to the ex-
tent of our ability and apparently to
the satisfaction of every friend of
the community, as well as all of the
unfortunate people of the city"
The department also received the
following from Mayor Schmitz:
The report of conflict between
General Funston and myself Is abso-
lutely without foundation. We are
not only without differences, but are
cooperating in the utmost friendship
and harmony. FunstOu's excellent
work, his good judgment, and his zeal
in our cause, by day and night are
appreciated by the people Of san
Francisco in this hour of great dis
tress. The army and The nation may
be congratulated on the possession of
such officers as General funston"
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-04-23

ESCAPE OF A
MAN ACCUSED
Charged With Numbering
= His Rival, He Was
Buried
IN A SANDHILL ONE WEEK
Then Put in Empty Beer
Barrel Was Taken Up
on the Ship.
IN A SANDHILL ONE WEEK

New York, April 23.-Michael De
Lauros escape from the law, when
sought for the murder of Frank Rosso
of West Park, last summer, as ap.
pears from the disclosures by a Nep-
tune township official, was more sen
satlonal and mysterious than many
episodes in the most sensational nov
els. De Lauro was accused of having
murdered Frank Rosso as the result
or a love affair, in which the two
men We're rivals. After the murder
De Lauro disappeared, and, although
detectives and a posse secured the
country for miles the hiding place
of the murderer was never discov-
cred
1t appears now, from the story of
the township official, that ID Iauro,
on the night of the murder, was Sc
creted in the house of countryman.
AT break of day he was taken 20 the
sand hills Of West Park, and literally
buried in a deep gully at the side of
a hill. Here he remained for a week,
being provided with provisions and
water. On the seventh day after the
murder, De Lauro was placed in an
empty beer barrel and driven aboard
the steamship Mary +. Patten, of the
Pleasure Bay line.
When the steamer reached the pier
in New York the barrel, with it's
human freight, was driven to the dock
of an outgoing Italian steamer bound
for Naples. There it was carefully
lowered into the hold and, as the
lights of Sandy Hook grew dim, the
suspected murderer was released from
his hiding place, and, mlngling with
MS companions, was granted freedom
and a rousing welcome by his res
cuers. He is now, it is said living
in Italy, undisurbed by
fear Of the law and safely concealed
from detection. Whether De Lauro
will ever pay the penalty for the mur-
der Of Rosa, depends upon how anX-
ious the Monmouth county authorities
are To- bring him to justice