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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-17
BOSTON HORSE SHOW.
BIG crowds on Opening Day-The
Winners of Blue Ribbons.

boston, April 16.-That the horse has
not been fully displaced in popularity by
the automobile was abundantIv nrovcn
today by the great crowds that s,,rpad
about the tan bark ring and filed tba
boxes and galleries IN Mechanics Hall
at the opening session of the Boston
horse show
From II o'clock this forenoon until tba
same hour this evening with two brief
1ntermissions, the lovers Cf the equine
race saw a fine array of the most ex-
pensive and carefully bred thorouahbreds
ponies high steppers, saddle horses ana
jumpers in the country prance about the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-17
THE ROPED ARENA.
Melody knocks Mckeev-
er Out in Sixth Round.
Cote Gets Decision Over Tom
my Quill in Bout al Thornton.
AIeCk Swanson Has Developed late a SeIi-
Gus Wrestling Proposition.

Chelsea, Mass. April ia clean
knockout in the sixth round gave Hon
~ Melody Of Chariestown a win over
Charley Mckorvrr Of Philadelphia III
their scheduled 15-rcund bout before
The Lincoln A. &, this evening. The Re
suit was somewhat unexpected as the
fight up to that time had been about
even, although quit" rough. y right
swing to the Jaw Just before the round
closed sent McE eeVtr to the floor for
the count.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-17
BASE BALL NOTES.


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i-'liIley got ms FIRST home rum Sunday.
The Trolley Dodgers bumped Young cy
for 10 hits, but they were scattering and
not effective.
Docschcr of Brookivn uitched a no-hit
game against a nine in Virginia. 1t IL
tr,,e that thn min. wac hardly m, to tlo
callbre Of a National League team, blI'
IL IS Som"thlng to pitch a no-hit Samc
AGAINST any team.
Pitcher Sam I.cevor has made a bet
with Barney Dr,yfusS that ~ will excel
his 1905 batting average of 10. ,lllrins.
this season LtryCr is I'm. allth, riv fu,.
the statement that h. IL ..attpnn IA b.,
quite Il Sluggt.r an,! that he has In. bet
as good as won.
pan ,h., .1 ~, IA, ,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-17
BASEBALL.
Boston American Again
Loses to New York.
Philadelphia, Am., Trims the
Senators 5 to 3.
Norwich University Wins a 10 3 frem
Maine al NohhfleId, VI.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

New York, April 1.-THE New York
Americans defeated the Boston team
again today by a score of 4 to 3. getting
the winning run in the ninth inning with
no one cut. The management of the local
club donated its share of today's receipts
to the fund which is being raised here
for the relief of the Italians who suffered
injury or loss from the Vesuvian erup-
tiOnS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-17
HAS BECOME SERIOUS.
Aleck Swanaon Conv;nccs the Sports
tie Is No Joke

If A!"ck Swanson does not weigh
oV.r $40 pounds Nv should have ti,.
time "f his life winning a finish wrcSt =
ling match with Rob Roy Markey at
the Washington. ID. q. Light Infantry
Arnory next Tuesday night. Swanson
is the W"lterweight champion ana has
an excellent record. but Mackcy'5 ter-
t0rmau"cs this season have earned for
linn the respect of all the wrestIIne,
fans. Ills great, - achievement was i'm
standing uif Joe Grant for ~ minutes
at the w. l.. !. Armory last Tuesday
niEh; in the fastest wrestling bout
ever seen in Washington. He was final
~ thrown because nf being worn down
by Grants superior weight. but he.
won the match because Grant conid
ont get anuiher fan in the remaining
five minute.3 Of the hour
Edrly in the season NI,ck,v an
nonncvG that he would conduct ~ ar-
tiV" campaign in Washington and
would wind ~ the season with a
match with Swanson for the WeIter-
weight championship. His perform
a1ceS have been getting better an the
time and what WAS first taken III i
Joke mas now become a serious prnno-
! Sitl"l. HIS iIrSt match was Jan. | with
ovens Phillips, the Terrible Soldier :,
WhoM ne doWnod twice IN u mi,ut.s
He next threw Harvey TyrrelI Feb T.
tAlce IN half an hour. much 10 the s,,r-
OF some who bet that he couldn't
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-17

on the eve Of the municipal election
IN Milwaukee Sherburn NJ. Becker, the
young Republican candidate for mayor.
distributed 5000 c0rncob pipes ana as
many packages Of tobacco
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AT PHILADELPHIA.


PHILADELPHIA II 0 o O > X-l-S-l
New York ...1 0 O-2-i-3
Batteries Lush and Doom; AmeS,
Wiltse and Bresnahan. Umpire, O'Day.
Time, 1.EO. Attendance. 1i.li9.
AT CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati .....0 0 0 3 x-3-7-"
Chicago ......0 0 | 0 0--2-9-l
Batteries-Harrtr and Schlei; Lundgren
and King Umpire JohnStone. Time
205 Attendance 900
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-17

Two-base hits-Collins. Stahl, Mcriarity,
Chase Sacrifice hits-klcinow. Hahn,
Stahl. Goodwin. stolen bases-Kcel"r
Chase. Klenow Double playS-kleinow
to Elberfcld. Left on h1ses-New York
4, Boston . First base on balls-off New
ton 2, of Laroy =. First base on errors
New York .. Struck out-By Newton A..
by Laroy l. by Dineen 1. Passed ball
Kleinow. Wild pitch-L2roy. Time. !. =.
Umpires. Sheridan and Evans. Attend
ance $500
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-17

T"g"'s 500 sailors. Wh" are i'll England
for the purpose of taking over the two
Japanese cruisers just completed in
English yards, We're the lions Of Lon
don recently, and Were. enthusiastically
entertained. To the shouts Of
"Banzai." which greeted them on ar
rival they replied "IIello,"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-17
AT WASHINGTON.

Philadelphia 90 2,l . o O-5-1l-o
Washington 2 0 o 0 0 o 0 % 81
Batteries-DvEert, Waddcli and Powers,
Schrcck; Sudhof. Kitson Snd Heydnn.
Umpire OLoughln. Time. 15I. Attend
ance, 56i2
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-17

Constipation cures headache nausea
dizziness, languor heart palritation
Drastic phvsics giipe. sicken. weaken the
bowels and don't cure Doans Regu'et~
act gently and cure consultation, y
cents. Ask your druggist.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-17
BASEBALL NOTES.

14,OOO. A new center field stand was built
this year.
Harry Barton, turned adrift by Conni"
Mack, is making good behind the bat for
Providence.
Jimmy McAleer will soon select his reg
ular twirling staff and ship the dIscards
to ST. Paul.
Willie KeeIer is wonder In II years
he has rot ranked lower than sixth in the
batting list.
Catcher Jack Sullivan came to terms
with Tcbeau and will report at Kansas
City at once.
Tie intieId of the Toledo club VIII
probably be Bill Clark, knabe, Frank
and <reuger.
Hickman has not yet found his batting
eye. Anderson and Stahl hit EN- hard in
the practice games.
The directors of the Atlanta club VIII
give the team 5000 if it wins the pennant
in the Southern League.
Baseball is booming in Worcester,
where Jesse Rurllett has a franchise in
the New England League,
Hugh McBrcen returned to Boston
sunday from New York. He said Sat
urday'S game was a curkcr.
The Boston Nationals failure to pay
the, draft price ON Pitcher AnoIc~ate re-
stores that player to Toronto
Non" Of til" teams in the Central
League will carry more than "A men. Til"
teams are weedrd out April ~
Dick Coolev's Topcka. tro,ine j. b,atin.,
All colners this spring. Chicago. ST. paul
and Kansas City have met defeat there.
L,o,so, Ci,,,,. no,. ,,,.n.e,a, ,7,,.,
,, ,. ,, ,
Kansas City ana taken hold of club ar
fairs.
The New York American diamond has
been extended toward the Hrnadu4,v
fence Now II is one of the l,r,.e,f III
fniei i'"'
Toledo has bunch of good pitchers
to pick staff from in Minahan. Cam
nitz. Sutthcm, GlIcn. Pratt, L"urks
and kinsclla.
Andy Dyl"r has sent word 10 Mike
Kelley that he has hope vet Of Il, ing
able Ia get his Uncle'S consent for ana
other year in baseball
George NIoriaritv I,et yca, TnIa.lo'e
third bascman. is slated for the Mon
trcal CLUB if he fails to make good
with the New York Americans.
nan Ln,,,,o, l,,,, h....,, ,,i,I,,I -, II,
{, PAM .r1 ,,i,I ha ,,.,, at G,.,. T., 80
rntu pi.l, p.I,I,., ,i,I,,,. r,,,,,... III.
Nordyke from ST. Louis Americans.
TIL outfeld of the Mud Hens will he
chosen from five rood onrs-Josh
CLARKE C;Innnu Nance l14ane and
Jude, the latter an Indian college ulay-
or
Good Rates ,nd S,rohaI figured
prominently in the Rrooklvn series and
Tonn,v II cnrtoi, " Viva IN tbra,. j,
thoro,,oh trvinf-ort hof,r. ahiftiu..
tLem
to,,,7 s,,,,e.o.,s. h;r, le.,o-,,. ,.,.,,,,i.,.,-
49,; ,,,,+4'I ,,-... T',., t.,.;.",.
Nh, lt,r-,s,, t,.,'i1 n;',, i 1rat
l'i - -
T''''''''
Capt. Collins IS fnrtunat" N having
Peterson to fill III at first has" should
GrimshaW be forced to lay off. The
new backstop is somewhat handy with
~ "".o"
QUO hnape' tli' young second ha','-
man transferred by ftt#hur@ TO role
d'' : heraide" iS . "oh"'r' re soy HI
me nag IKE veteran accepting all
chahcCS' IS 1ast on The bdSeS ana 9till@S
the ball hard.
po.,,re pioroo a., rn.1;o, ,,.n,
,,. -
~, - III ~ lit
i,'ii' ~ s'sit W,tiS ~ lih'S' 7, ~.
tih..''S .i'i' sun plt ilert', SFlSS i'e :. I'll
.re tiana, MS case proOsiiI peio'e 'ie ~"
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B:llv Phyle goes TO Kansas City rs
result Of a trade that gives Mike
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-17

Never can tell when you'll mash = fin
%tr Or suffer 2 cut bruise., hnrn or scald
=" prepared. Dr. Thomas Eclectric oil
instantly relieves the paia-quickly cures
the wound
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-17

Don't let the baby suffer from eczema,
sores or any itching of the skin. Deans
Ointment gives instant relief. cures
quickly. Perfectly safe for children. All
druggists sell it.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-17

"Had dyspepsia or indigestion for years.
No appetite. ana what | did eat distressed
me terribly BnrdGck Blood BIttcrS cured
me. -. III. Walker, SunburV. Ohio.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-17
BOXING NOTES.

Billy Gardner and that other old-timer
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-24
BAPTIST MISSIONARIES ATTACK
CATHOLICISM.

Chattanooga, Tenn, Nay II
-Caholicism was attacked 10 the
rspor. oflhe. misAicnary commit
ter Of tho Southero Baptist con-
ventios which closed here Monday.
The charges wsro violent aud
developed over oppos'tion to send
missionaries 10 papsl countries.
John T. n. johnson OF st. Louis
read the report Of the finapcial con.
dition Of tho ioreige mission board
showing offerings 10 ,lors,gn mis-
.iOss ii esd. 900. = inorssss
$4,000. Al incrsass Of Is psr can't
wss recommended for~1psxt yGsr.
Adjoarnment sias die was taken
last night. XVI.
The next soavsnsicn viii Be-
|hcld = Richnoad, "a.
Clipped from IN. i,osia Semi
IVsekly St.' rrid~v Ssxsk 1907:
q .f.45 ~ tsh s,f4stf
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-24
BY request we again obronica the Death Of
Miss Myrtle May Freeman.
IN Loving Memory Of Dear Friend and
SCH00LMATE.

Tho Death Angel has ugan entered vicinity and taken
from Myrtle May Freeman daughter Of Mr. add Mrs
Fred Freeman She born at Alice Mo-, September r.
1856 and died her home Fowler No. April %, 1906
being 10 years, months and 20 days Ole.
She the successful Of Texas Co., having
taught number of her home teaching last year
Pleaan, Ridge and employed to teach there next
Abou, month after her Ina, school closed she taken
wh IN, recovered from this in short
time owing complication other diseases she did not
recover During her illness her suerings INTENSE
ye, che did complain Tier voted parents brothers and
trouble every comor, and proong life of
who deur
Myries aspirations were noble ones aud her msans for
King them realities. Nil landabie.
She was Christian girl. About two years ago she wa.
cd tho road her school Alter returning home Ia
the evening told her mother about and among her
marks "Mampa Ibis has been the happest day of my life
When she realized cond not live she said she willing
TO 90.
She kind loving and devoted girl. Her pupils loved
and hearts touched when the little brought
clusters Of flowers to place on her cnsket,
Myrtle loved BY her schoomates. IT'S been but year
merry cboo girl The pupils who With
school last year saddened because the of this
We shall always look bach the happy school daya
in which she with sad think this young
girl pure hopeful anxious live 10 help Others Just
blooming womanhood To- be taken away when need
many girls Bot this life Short the Blessings the
world are uocerua No matter bow ovc stay here wc
must. day, depart.
The people Of Fowler and vicinity will cherish the asting
k5r!s F,ensn rid tr,ng ~ silent watches cf
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-24
NOTICE.,

Private Detective. and Auction.
eer with Thirty years experience
Terms reasonable. Satisfaction
guaranteed Address.
T. II, Mccall.
Fowler NO
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-24
SeeHere. Look,

We the people Of the Colony
keep in stock Sewing Machine
supplies for all Leading Brands
Observing Machines, such as
Needles, Shuttles. Bobbins.
Winding rubbers, Tensions
springs, Belts and set screws,
Also Man that understands adjusting feed
Pitmans and Plates Or removing Frictions.
He will do you right, And do your work
Right, call at this OFFICE, And If you have
them. bring your old rubbers and old piece
Of copper and brass to exchange with 10 for
our SunnIies. You're For Business,
II. Rhyme JATI-ville Fowler Mo-
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-24

HANNA IND. TERRITORY ITEMS
BY Missouri girl.
Rally weather At present
Susie Sslvidge was the guest Of
Mrs. X. F. Fears Sunday.
Rev. McArscn OF lndianola
preached for tho Hanna people
Sunday.
Al X. Burcb of Dustin. visited
with friends and bis attraction
here Sunday,
Lonnie Hulss and Arthur
Burch were visitors At Lum
GatIins Sunday evening.
Frank Taper and Oscar Tiger
made . business trip TO Henryetta
the frat OF the week.
Mrs. J. W. Hulse has returned
home after q 8 months visit IT
tKans. and No.
Mrs. William Pitts called on
Mrs. John Depus Monday eve.
Lonuio Hu'se was the guest OF
Mrs. W. ". Winston Monday eve.
A. K, Ward made y trip TO
Crouder City and South NcAiister
the first oftbe week,
Charles Moulding and wife
vcre visitors Al John Depus's Sun
Mary Psrgcson was a pleasant
caller on Doiiio Depus Saturday
evening.
! Bud Tiger has rc,urned home
after 3 weeks visit II Oklabc mi
Caty. .s
Mr., Jasper Hull made aSnyipl
trip to lndianola Monday.
| Ak. Ward sudSsm Taylor Y
assn going towards Nss. CHS
,hoIms every Sunday evening
j Wonder what sttrsc,s ,betr .s.aS
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-24

EN$5 !
Hall. Lss dsushssr q NJ. sod Mrs. H Fry - sssa
July 1884 aad died q her homo three and sns hall iGs
north east o. Nonutain Grovs December Is 1906.
Age Fl years month"; and II dsya ~ Indeed
that talented surrounded by many lowing sada
and having such bright prospects for ussfn asd happy he
Should die young ssat.
She had high and noble Aspirations Tor The stprs and h
hopes seemed likely to be- rsaiiEsd.s
She WAS OF Texas counys most ssccsaal
and teaching in the northern part Of the county bsn
taken sick ss 20
Coming home 10 November, She had cough and ~As
weak but Der rsnds thought that with she
would aoon DO strong again.
Everything that loving and anxious socuds
could suggest done her health
suffer much pain and always cheerful and hopeful but
sitter about months Illness suffering from that
all diseases consumption. the death angel whispered HsIs
come"
She lived beautiful christian lie being converted when shs
| was 18 years old.
aim purpose try benefit an help
everyone. to do aIIhe good in tho world she couid.
She has said hc plraan'cs n this life do me
like they do the vanity the world does not
: rest lightly my shoulders"
She OF the admired end best loved youn
ladies of our nsighborhood
II can be truly said That her was to love
her,. Among her friends and associates better
loved than Halle.
How many recall the occasions when she present and
happy days and hours spent companionshp with her.
She gone from among but her influence will DE- her
pure life was not in vain.
Almost her last words WERE Tell all my friends how loved
u them
It's sweet thought that heaven she waiting ior
4 and wanting us TO come
How cherished will DO the memory Of de
"A to
friend she Of the rues and most faithful AZ
daughter and sister loving and kind.
IA Christian sincere and trusttul.
father mother and three sisters left in the family
place in the home is vacant. The aching void in til
hearts loved he healed but in this ths
saddet hour lives how comforting ths
: promises of God
Hope buns 10 hearts and is tho bright star which
beckons toward heaven Haes home Let live thu
/ some day may meet her there.
"A Friend.
E@.xxrImsSr.ExysxxHIEzz
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tionl Oh. yes the Ball game.
Mrs. r. T. Feara and Lonnie
Hulss visited Dustin Wednesday.
John Cant toox dinner with
Fred Depue Sunday.
We'll Is ncws IN scarce and
time ishort II, ring of s..
Bye.bys to all,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-24
OBITUARY,

Little Orein Clifford Infant Of John and Anoe Rogers
called from this life to the great beyond Thursday May H. Little
Oren sick IA days Tho friends did all that could
DO doueso save the e child but God wiIed otherwise Little
OTen was born Nov 90 1904 aud aio 10 in the MUIR
Csmey May IN 1906 The parent brothers and sisters have the
wrtsrA best sympathy.
Sleep Little Orsin and take your rsst
God took you Home He thought it best.
Father and Mother weep not, We ask,
To give him up has been . task.
Riches and 60 again,
Your loss know 10 heavens gain.
A Friend
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-24
DEAI@s

Mrs. xar5 Tonny A. daughter Of Mr. apdrs Oliver sara,
aassd this s 70 Aeat teyoDa last Sunday evening d A,s
She vaa months and day DID, Che Leaves
Father Aoths two ohdss three s Avs broths and nssy
and friends to her loss She Chuls
and vas good ChEsas aed her lest hs aksd
Add shouted and told her Father and Aoh she gong resi-
II 10 our loss, but Heavens gain.
Her body 10 beneath the sod
Her soul 10 with is God
But in Heavens bright and Aowery plain e
trust oil shall again, y@
Now Father and Mother 20 homo and dry your tears;
She must DO there ill, Christ appssrs
Written by Of Her Beloved Cousins Miss Annie Smart
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-10-26
MOTORMAN WAS DISCHARGED
Had Some Difficulty With q Negro on
One Of the City Cars Monday Night.
Understood Last Night That Several
Men Had Beer Discharged

On Monday night Conductor r. E.
Williams and Motorman ION Groom
had some trouble with a negro and as
a result of the trouble several of the
street car men lost their jobs yester-
day. It is said that the SrO was
very disorderly and seemed determin-
ed to pick q quarrel with some ore.
When the car reached Sixth and Castle
streets he is said to have called out to
Motorman Groom to stop the car and
accompanied the demand with some
very vile language which was meant
for Mr.. Groom. The car was stopped
and Mr.. Groom, It is stated go off Of
the car and struck the negro sevi4 dl
times. Yesterday morning the ncoro
reported the matter at the office .
the Consolidated Company and later in
the day an investigation was held and
Motorman Groom discharged. Sever
al persons who were on the car stated
that the negro was very lnSOlent, thus
cOrrObOrating the statements made by
the conductor and the mOtorman. 1t
was understood last night that J. l..
Groom and Walter Hudson, two &C n
ductors, had both been discharged.
There will be an investigation today
in regard to the conduct Of Conduc-
tor r. E. Williams who was on the
car where the trouble occurred. Some
of the employees Of the Consolidate
Company seem very much wrought Up
over the course pursued by the COM
pany.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-10-26
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
One Steamship Arrives in Port With
Cargo of Kainit ana Two Clear.

Scarcely day passes now that one
or more vessels do not reach this port
and for the past few days the major
ity of them have been steamships
coming in for cotton or bringing
kainit. The British steamship Zam-
ora, 2,147 tons, Captain Leslie, arrived
in port yesterday with cargo of kahn
it for Swift & Co. and Armour & Co.
The vessel was from Bremen and re-
ported to Alexander Sprunt & Son.
British steamship Prudential, Cap
tain Horne, cleared light for Port Ar
thur. Texas.
Yesterday afternoon the British
steamship Beatrice, Captain Randall,
cleared for Bremen with cargo Of H.
522 bales of cotton, weighing 5,70S,226
pounds and valued at $656,550. Cargo
was by Alexander Sprunt & Son.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-10-26
SELLS HOLDINGS TO HARTMAN
Stuyvestant Fish Disposes of His In
terest in the Illinois Central Rail-
road Securities Company.

New York, October 23.-The Tribune
tomorrow will say:
Stuyvesant Fish, president of the IL
linois Central Railroad Company, has
sold to E. H. He rrime \, it was learred
vest erday, his one-third interest in the
railroad c cIIities company CT hich
he his 7 VEAL years been vice
p~7-ident I'd MI. Harr' ran r C 1t,
has res ID Z ar c 1cer ard direc cor
of that CO. ration. The railroad Sc
curities con lar :, rp n its orgar ion
acquired $4,000 shs IS o. llIicois C3n-
tral stocl-, ags.G-t which it issJC1 S.
00C 900 in collateral tr It be rds, which
were subs Secrert'v exehare eed fer SIC TX
interest critic e. Its Iilino's C1n-
trail holdings, it is understood, now ag-
gregate 94,730 shares NJ Harri man
and his f..erds owning q twc thirds in
te-- st in the :. GU tiles N pany, hs se
controlled the clts 81 730 shares Of
Illi~ is Ger trs' held by the company.
1t is under sto ID thet NJ. Fish reeeiv-
ed from Horn pf ynent for his in
terest in the I.ilroad securities COM
pany partly in cash and partly in Il
linois Central stock, the amount OF the
latter delivered to him being something
in excess of 5000 shares.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-10-26
ANNA HELD'S GREAT LOSS
S15O,OOO Stolen From Her StateroOm
ON a Pennsylvania Train.

Cleveland, O., October 23.-The police
of this city and a we'll known detec-
tive agency are working diligently to
discover the whereabouts Of $15O,OOO
worth Of jewels which Anna Held, the
actress, reported were stolen from her
on Pennsylvania train while coming
into Cleveland early Monday morning.
The gems, said to include many very
elaborate and valuable pieces, were
stolen from Miss Held's state room
while she and her husband, Florence
Ziegfeld, j., were temporarily absent
frC N it. The jewels were in small
hand satchel, which also con" ,ed
over $4,000 il money and papers, bank
books, ETC., which Miss Held said she
valued at about 100000. When the
case was first reported to the local po-
lice they were incredulous, but Chief
Kohl a. says he is now convinced that
the robbery was committed. Miss Held
gave a description of two men on the
train she said she suspected, and the
detective agenCy reported today that
thy had got t,cce C one Of the men in
BaltlIr1e.
The aCtr SIS appears g-ief-strlt ken
over her loss, and says tn s.; hsl cor
tained her entil e fo1 tune
The more valuable pieces stolen con-
sist of { string of sixty-three pearls,
valuod at So 00C, a Is inch coIsage
piece, of damon d { d emel Ids, val
ued at $25,003, a string of fifty one
pearls, valued at $4,000, dog co'l r,
valued at s25 00C { dam ond broc ch,
worth IS 00e, "a Some thirty other ar
ticl s.