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The San Francisco call., 1906-08-11
AUTOISTS GATHER
AT BEAUTIFUL
DEL MONTE.
BY ARTHUR INKERsLEY.

DEL MONTE. Aug. l0.-Throughout
yesterday and today automobilists
from various towns and cities In the
neighborhood of San Francisco have
been gathering at Del Monte, a few
coming by train, but most of them by
road in their own motor cars. The fol-
lowing arrived on Thursday: Herbert
and Mrs. Choynski and A. A Kicker of
San Francisco; w. II, and Mrs. Rich
ards of Redwood; F. II. and Mrs. Moon,
Miss Ellis Moon, Leslie Moon and Miss
Madeline Aug of San Jose; E. p. and
Mrs. Lion, Gus and Mrs, Lion, Paul
Lion, Morrell Lion and Hortense Lion
of San Jose; George b. and Mrs. Pol
hemus, Charles B. Polhemus. H. H. and
Mrs. Marten of San Jose: L. P. and Mrs.
Lowe, Mrs. John Haug and Thad Haug
OF San Francisco. r. p. Schwerin,
president OF the Automobile Club of
California, Andrew Carrigan and Cap
tain A. H. Payson arrived today from
San Mateo; Josiah W. and Mrs STAN
wood and party from Oakland; B. f.
Edwards of Tonopah. George Stone,
Miss Stone, Miss Leona Stone, Miss
Louise Stone and chauffeur from San
Francisco; George A. and Mrs. Thiel of
Redwood City; George Shadburne S. II.
Smith and DR.. William Edwards Of San
Francisco; +. w, Marston, Harvey H.
G. Meredith Freeman OF San Fran
cisco; J. Alfred Marsh, F. Marsh Jr
H. W. Bogen. ]. F. Leming, W. and
Mrs Bogen in a 40-horsepower Pierce
Arrow car: II. n. A. Miller, C. A Miller
and Paul L. Miller. Most of the tourists
came by way of Haywards and over
the San Juan grade. DR.. NJ. G. Free
man made the trip in his new four-cyl-
inder iocomobile from Oakland to Del
Monte In running time of about Ave
hours Mrs. Otto tum SUDDEN, Miss L.
tum SUDDEN and r. tum Suden reached
Del Monte about o'clock. j. A. and
Mrs. Stoner, c. Kirk and w. r. Cor
ham also arrived
Beginning at 2:30 p m. today, pro-
gramme of Gymkhana games and races
will be given on the Del Monte track
the winners to receive prizes offered by
the Automobile Club of California. The
programme will be of novel and
amusing character
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RACING MAY BE RESUMED
ON THE CHICAGO TRACKS
The Forthcoming Session Of the Illinois
Legislature May Act Fayorably
In the Matter.

NEW YORK, Aug. l0.-Something
may be done at the next session Of the
Illinois Legislature toward the passage
of a measure which will restore racing
to Chicago. This much was intimated
today by Charles Mier, manager for
John Condor, the blind turf magnate
Condor and Mier are both here
spending the warm summer days at
the Oriental Hotel, Manhattan Beach
Speaking of the prospect of racing
being resumed at Chicago next year.
Mier said:
"A mistaken impression seems to ex-
ist that the present lull in racing mat
ters in the West is due to the old
troubles of Condor and Ed Corrigan.
Such is not the case. The trouble is
due to the work of reformers in the
last election. Certain promises were
made and had to be kept. among them
the closing down of the racetracks In
and about Chicago. People who worked
hard to bring this state of affairs about
are clamoring for the return of the
game"
Asked IL Condor would make an at
tempt to have a measure passed at the
coming session of the Illinois Legis-
lature looking to the revival of racing,
Mier declined to commit himself, but he
intimated. however, that something
may be done. not by Condor but
by certain business interests in Chi
caFa
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

The eight hits the Angels made off
Meyers yesterday at Idora Park yielded
as many runs, while the sixteen the
Seals secured from Nagle crystallized
into but six runs. This was due to the
peculiar brand of brains which the
Refugees mixed with their base-run-
ming. They can almost be forgiven as
they gave evidence that they have re-
gained their long lost batting eyes,
which In itself is cause for rejoicing
among the faithful.
There was a bad quarter of an hour
at the first of the eighth (for the
Seals), and when II was over FIVE
Cherubs had winged their way home
and Williams and Irwin had a costly
error between them. Then Mohler
crowded Sears away from a fly he
couldn't get himself and Bernard fol-
lowed with triple TO center. scoring
Mcclellan and the tiny Mangerina as
well as Nagle. Before that Cravath and
Dillon had earned their way around.
II seemed the Seals would get back the
lost ground when they came up. for
Hildebrand and Irwin singled and Will
liams was soaked with the ball. Sears
brought Hide" in with a long one TO
Ellis. and Wilson with a hit filled the
bases. Hit was sent UP in place of
Meyers, but Nagle was there and struck
him out. The score:
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DEvOTEES OF MODEL YACHT
RACING ARRANGING EVENTS
Fret Challenge Event for Dickey Cup
to Be Held ON Sunday mt
Spreckcls Lake.

Devotees of model yacht racing are
arrang ging a series OF contests TO be
held on SpreckeIs Lake this season. At
the regular meeting of the San Fran
cisco Model Yacht Club, held at 1914
Page street on Thursday night. a series
of races were planned and. the club
also elected officers for the ensuing
term.
The first race of much interest was
arranged for tomorrow, when the first
challenge contest for the Dickey Cup
will be held. One winner of this race
Will challenge the winner of the cup
The weekly pennant races are to be
held as usual on Spreckeis Lake.
The following members were elected
as officers to serve for the ensuing
year; Commodore, II. London; vice
commodore, ], j. Doyle; measurer, Will
liam Drew; secretary and treasurer,
William Donovan; board OF directors
John K. Brannan, William Roeckner
and M. London.
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FIELDERS
LOSE GAME FOR
THEIR TEAM.

SEATTLE. Aug 1O.-Seattle hit
Oscar Graham today harder than Oak
land did Welch. but the visitors won
easily by a score of 8 to 4. securing
cinching the lead. Poor fielding by the
locals was responsible for the defeat.
Welch fumbled and missed everything
which came his way and young Peck
ingham, a bush catcher, did equally
poor work behinh the bat. Croll at
second made two costly muffs and as
Welch issued five passes and allowed
nine hits. the visitors had things COM
ing their way. Streib's batting was a
feature. The score:
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Training Conditions viii Affect Both the Men.
ALIEN LABOR LAW
|. GETS NEW TWIST.

The contract alien labor laws were
given a new twist in the way of inter
probation yesterday, when the special
board of inquiry advised Immigration
Commissioners North tnat the nineteen
Mexicans who arrived on the steamer
Newport should be debarred from land
ing, because they were contract alien
laborers, and at the same time the
Commissioner refrained from imposing
the fine of $1,000 specified by the stat
utes on the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, the owner of the offending
vessel, on the ground that the men
were. not under binding contracts.
1t was the advice of Assistant
United States District Attorney Clark
that no penalty was eXacted OF the
steamship company. II appears that the
men were shipped at Acapulco under
an agreement that they were to receive
wages and free transportation to and
from this port. and that should the
company elect to ship them at San
Francisco as sailors on any of it's
steamers they would accept such en-
ployment
Clark held that the court decisions
are to the effect that no person may be
held an alien contract laborer unless
the contract be enforcible in law for
damages for failure 10 carry it out
The proviso that the ulen were to ac-
cept employment should the employer
offer it is not such a contract and,
therefore. advised Clark, the penalty
of $1,000 could not be enforced.
In accordance with the report of the
board of inquiry, however. the nineteen
men were ordered deported.
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OFFICERS FOLLOW
WRONG TRAIL.

Los ANGELES, Aug 1O.-After
working all day on a clew which for
many hours promised a complete solu-
tion OF the mystery Of the murder OF
the unidentified woman whose body
was found in Temescal Canyon, near
Santa Monica, the detectives ana Sher-
ifs deputies late tonight had all their
plans set at naught by the discovery
alive OF the woman they had been led
TO suppose was the victim OF the trag-
edy.
Ii was not until II O'Clock tonight
that the officers found that their days
. work had been practically wasted
They had secured what appeared TO De
positive evidence that the murdered
woman was a member OF the half worlo
who was known to have had quarrel
with her lover, who had threatened
70 take her life. The lover was shad-
owed and all preparations were made
10 arrest him when by the merest ac-
cifent the detectives found the woman
herself: She was hiding from the man.
Her description fits exactly that OF the
murdered woman
i was candidly admitted tonight by
The detectives that they did not know
who the murdered woman was; that
they have nothing 10 indicate motive
for tie tragedy; that they are as much
at sea on the case as when the olscoV-
cry Of the body was first made. me
dezeloDments Of the day have been OF
seemingly little Importance. The cioth-
ing of the dead woman was boiled IN
the hone Of revealing some marks, and
certain laundry marks were discovered
0u her undergarments-
Tie Importance Of these is problem
at.cal They are Of such character as
might be placed on any won1ans cloth-
ing Some Of them show that the VIC
Tim had her washing done at times at
some Chinese laundry and other times
"a q steam laundry. The records OF
every steam laundry in this part OF the
state win now be searched to reveal IL
possible. the identity Of the patron
upon whose linen the marks were pul,
ms fbat will consume several days and
may result in nothing.
Practically no progress whatever mas
bcen made on the case by reason OF the
false scent which the detectives Iol-
lowed today. and in the absence OF any
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Fight Articles Prepared
for the Lightweights.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

OLDFIELD Aug oAf had been definitely decided yesterday
all
between Nolan and until today, by
evening and
of the fight resumed the discussion of
upon
day
the of which elegraphed further
should held o'clock which
ded received Nelson
prsing De The
learned
for him. The articles will signed without fail
willing
developed
subscribed of this forth
coming
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JOE THOMAS SIGNS TO MEET
HURRICANE HONEY MELODY
Clever California WeIter and Pride OF
Boston VIII Do Battle ON
Labor Day.

BOSTON. Aug 10.-Honey Melody OF
Boston and Joe. Thomas. the promising
California welter. will meet in bout
at the Lincoln Athletic Club at Chelsea
on Labor day John Mooney and Harry
Foley, the respective managers. agreed
with Miah Murray today to make the
weight 145 pounds at 3 o'clock. Maffitt
Flaherty was selected referee.
OF course, they will so the regular
distance. fifteen rounds Thomas viii
train at Mike Deveney's Highland Lake
farm. where Kaufmann trained for his
match with Bradley.
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Tennls in the Northwe.t.

TACOMA, Aug, 1o,--In the singles of
the Northwest tennis tournament w. A.
Goss of Portland, the present holder of
the Northwest championship and hold
er of the Thorne cup, was defeated by
Joe Tyler of Seattle. 5-7, 60, rs.
Payne of Tacoma beat McBurney OF
Spokane, the international champion.
60. 6-1. Wickersham of Portland beat
Beals, IA, rs. In the Northwest dou-
bles Armstrong and Payne of Tacoma
beat wickersham and Goss of Portland,
60. GA.
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Nolan Is Sanguine
Nelson VIII Win
By SsBilly'' Nolan.

~ OLDFIELD, Aug. Io-This is the greatest min
4 ing camp in the world Tex Rickard, the fight
~ promoter sold 700 ringside SIS up to 10
o'clock this morning for Goldhed alone. Every
woman in this will be in attendance. They will
also from the surrounding mining camps of Ne
vada Montana and Wyoming 1t is programmed to
have bull fight here on the morning preceding the
contest. Two bull fighters their way from
Jaurez, Mexico
The Batter will arrive here tomorrow and will put
three weeks of hard training. He is supremely
hdent of the of this finish battle. Cans must
weigh 33 pounds any of the three times of the day
of the namely, o'clock, 1880 and g. The lat
time is scheduled for the fight begin Thousands
of dollars have already been wagered in this camp and
the betting promises exceed any ring that
happened in the history of the world
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ready prepare for the fight. / think, however,
that Cans should have received smaller portion
of the purse He does deserve share of the
money In fact do not believe that he deserved as
much has been allowed him. He is square
fighter and will do anything make little money.
Money cannot buy me, however and if Cans makes any
offers to that not on the square will punch
the money down his throat and declare him coward
and faker.
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Twin sullivan to Box Doueherty

BUTTE. Aug. i0.--Mike tTwin) Sui
livan Of Boston and Jack Dougherty of
Milwaukee have been signed 10 box
in this city Labor day. Arrangements
have all been completed. TIE bout will
be held under the auspices of the Butte
Athletic Club. The men VIII box at
l42 pounds, weighing in five hours be-
fore the contest
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SUMMARY

First base errors-Portand /. Fresno L. Left
on bases-Portlahd 3 Fresno ~. Bases on balls
on Essick 2. off Wolters 3. Struck out-By
Essick -. by wolters s, Wild pitch---Woiters
Time of game-I hour and 40 minutes. Umpire
--Perrine.
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PITCHER WOLTERS
FAILS TO FIND
THE PLATE.

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 1o-wolters
wild pitching today foretold the defeat
OF Fresno. which lost to Portland by
score OF to 2. In the first inning.
after he had given three bases on balls,
Wolters was hit for two singles and a
home run. all OF which netted Portland
six runs. When Donohue went to the
bat there were three men on bases
The ball scared to deep field and then
bounced over the fence. letting in four
runs. The score:
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,UAflfARY.

Two-base hits-Streib, Kane. Three-Oase hit
Croll. SaerlAce hits-Yan Haltren. Heitmuller
Devereaux. Stolen bases-Smith ~. Left on
bases-Seattie 3. Oakland s. Double play-welch
10 Cr0ll 10 Streib. Bases balls-On Welch s.
on Graham 2 Struck Out-By Welch 4. BY Gra-
ham s Passed ball-Peckinham. Wild pitch
Graham Time OF game-TwO hours. Umpire
Mahaney.
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Bernard, Wheeler. TwO-base hits-Dulon 2.
NagIe. Sacrifice hitS-Williams. Goeh1auer
First base on called balls-On Nagie 4 on
Meyers . on Wheeler .. Struck Out-By Naxle
g. by Meyers 3, by Wheeler I. Hit by pitcher
C~avath. ELLIS. Williams Double play-yfanger-
ina to TOusan. Time OF game-I hour aud 80
minutes UllDire-Dualeavy.
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come accustomed to the climate or that place De-
fore the fight is called, which great deal
any fighter. Again. if | trained in Reno | would have
take long trip just before the fight and that would
be disadvantage
l have decided who l will get train with me
yet, but my principal trainer will be Bobbe Lunde,
who has been with the road He is game
little boxer. Since he left he has fought fifteen
bouts and in every of them he has scored knock
out. He is just the train and | have already
wired him to go to Goldheld to meet me.
Athletes tell me that the climate of Goldield is not
suited for fighters and that will have hard time
get into condition. only say that what is sauce
for the goose for the gander and that if it af
fects it will also affect Cans. | can be in condition
in week, although only weigh I35 pounds at pres
ent and have been working hard for the past month.
When step into the ring at Goldhed September 3
and face Cans will be in perfect condition and will
be ready either give Cans fearful beating
ceive one from him, but | do think that it will be
the latter. In my opinion his master, and if he
fights squarely the people will see him lying at my
feet when the mill is ended
The made by Nolan suit perfectly and I
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reports Of missing women the au-
thorities are working entirely in the
dark They say that the mystery now
seems as far from a solution as ever.
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Articles Await Signature
Of the Hegewisch Man.
BY r. A. Sr11ytE7.

HIS will be day for Goldhld and for Battling Nelson The
challenger for the lightweight championship will make tuphal
into the Nevada will be accorded
cpuon which royalty might 1t will be bawn xemphd
IN the OF the homage the Drawn of the trained
athlete who has foug his the with with Strength and
with ndomiabe will
should delayed
r-val Reno making imposibIe reach Godhed
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Challenger Shows
Marked Confidence
By Battling Nelson.

. EMO, Aug. Io.-I expected to train here, but now
all the plans changed and | will have to go
y to Goldhed. l suppose it is better, as will be-
or11ed TO he of that OIa he
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SEALS HIT HARD
BUT RUN BASES
POORLY.
RESULTS OF GAMES.
Portland 8, Fresno 2.
Oakland 8, Seattle 4.
GAMES TODAY.

San Francisco and Los Angeles at
Oakland.
Oakland at Seattle.
Portland and Fresno at Los Angeles.
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The articles OF the carefully
and the Dane This
Manager binding
both principals ax their
secured the advantageous possible for his
made his the thought great
match slipping through their fingers Nolan
applies to
his wits against those OF rival
Manager Nolan Profits by Experience With Herrera.
Herrera
finding loohole
this Cans weigh well
Should he be much weight that
Nolan would take his the subject
the This condition likely
undoubtedly make the weight easily.
Nelson expected the
The Batter has done considerable boxing
has spent his vacations there
Training Conditions Will Affect Both fhe Men,
conditions will be undoubtedly
handling fight
RicIard landed the
SI7oo
tickets God alone and record house expected greet
fighters
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sAN FiRIoaNCIsCO iIo
RnNs AND HITS BY INN1NGs

Runs or Meyers ). hits 5.
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Fight Articles Have Been Carefully Prepared.

- a Reno naking il InpossbIe to reaeh GoLd6eLa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-15
TWO WOMEN ARE
ATTACKED BY BRUTE
Unknown Man Attempts to Carry
Woman Away, Grabbing
Her Around Waist.
OUTRAGE THURSDAY NIGHT
ON WEST FIRST NORTH
Assailed as They We're OH Their
Way Home From
Car.

Sneaking mp behind two young women
Thursday night at about II 30 o'clock, on
West First North street, near Seventh
West, an unknown man suddenly grabbed
one OF the women around the waist and
claspcd her tightly to his breast at the
Same time trying to carry her of.
Shr1ek after shrlek caIne from the
startled women. and the miscreant
frightened by the commotion and by ap-
preaching footsteps. dropped his fslnting
burden and. leaping high fence. dashed
OF Into the darkness.
Almost dead with fright, the women
were found by people In the neighbor-
hood. huddlcd together In the dark. Gasp
Ing for breath. they told the story OF
the attempted assault, and Immediately
number of men set OFF In pursuit They
returned shortly. however, as no trace of
the brute could be found
The police were called, and tho patrol,
with Officers Middleton and Kelly, went
to the home of the women, nt 2ls North
Seventh street There II learned
that the name OF the woman upon whom
the assault was made was Mrs. Evans,
and that the woman who had accom-
panied her was her sister Both women
arc suffering from nervous shock.
''We got off of n Fourth North street
car nenr our home. and we alighted
a man who had been standing on the
platform got of with u.s." said Mrs.
Evans 1--WE don't know whether or not
he was the man who assaulted us The
police are Investigating the matter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-15
CLOSE CALL FOR MINER
Tries to Catch Moving Car and Is
Stunned by Fall.

Matt MArkre, miner from Bingham, at
tempted TO board moving street car on
Second South street. just west OF Main street
Thursday afternoon shortly after O'Clock and
the wonder is that he was not seriously if not
fatally Injured Instead OF getting the moder-
ate Jarring UP that ne received. Tho victim
was a foreigner and evidently was not
acquainted with the car system and the man
ncr OF getting II was Warm
Springs car, headed west, but II wns probably
mistaken by tho victim for q car going 10 the
Rio Grande Western depot
The had just gotten under hcndway
after leaving Main street and MarkIo made
for II from tho south at nearly right
angles 20 tho trnck. Hc grabbed one OF the
rods about midway OF tho open and was
thrown by tho speed OF the car against a pole
In tho middle OF the street and close to tho
south side OF the
Markre was badly stunned and bcwlldered
for a considerable time. He taken In
charge by Patrolman Morrison. who took him
away from tho dense throng that quickly
crowded around and after walking slowly
about for few minutes he seemed TO have
completely recovered from the shock.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-15
WIFE CHARGES CRUELTY
Caroline Radmall Says Her Husband
Treated Her Badly.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Trlbune.
PROVO. June l.-Carollne Radmall has be-
gun suit for divorce against Samuel Radmall.
alleging cruel and inhuman treatment on tho
part OF the defendant. and nlso failure 10 pro-
vide The parties were married In Uintah
county September Z. 1901. and have one child.
Mrs. RadmnIl asks for the custody Of the
child. so per month alimony 500 for at
torney's fees, 800 suit money and one-half
the real estate. Rndmal is ordered TO show
cause June 3.
The old folks committee held a meeting last
evening 20 decide on the location OF n place
for holding the annual entertainment The
committee has selected either the Lagoon or
Caldcrs park. providing satisfactory rates on
tho railroads can be secured Another meet
Ing win be held Friday
Dr II. :. Pyne Is home to spend tho sum
mcr with his family after years study in
the Washington university Mt Washington
u. c.
Flag day was generally observed in Provo
today old Glory was floating In tho breeze
in every part Of the city, Flags OF oil sizes.
from the miniature button-ho nag 10 the
large regulation emblem OF freedom. were OBJ
Ferycd in every direction.
Al 3 o'clock this afternoon hundreds or peO-
plo gathered at tho Utah county fair grounds,
each person carrying a hammer and proceed
cd 10 finish tho work on the board fence en-
closing the race track.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-15
HAS PECULIAR LOOK,
Disappearance of Man and Money
Causes Complications.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. juno 1.-THE Ogden police are
looking for Edward Josln. who. 1t Is
said, last night secured s4l5 belonging TO
Mrs Henry Reed. and has also placed
under arrest John Lee, n bartender, with
whom the husband of Mrs. Lee left the
money and who says he turned 1t over
TO Joslin on Mrs Reeds telephonic order.
Mrs Reed denies the story and states
that she gave no one such orders.
1t appears that Reed sold team and
outnt Wednesday for Sl6 He received
a check for tho Same on the First Ma
tional bank and cashed II. receiving all
the money I'm gold He was drinking at
the time and went around the streets
with tho money In his hands. He was in
duced by John Lee. bartender at the
oxford" TO leave the money with him
and Lee give Reed an Acknowledgement
for the amount.
Later JosIIn called for the money after
Leo had quit his shift. Leo says that he
took Joslin to his room and there de-
livered the money to him for delivery to
Mrs. Reed. Joslln, however, has not been
seen since.
1t Is said that Reed give Lee n receipt
for tho money this morning, but Reed
is IN jail, being sob@red up.