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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-05-11
iSuil,lin. Growth

George and William Adams,..are ex.
caValng for tWo residences ON "Eckhart
Fiat.
Same can be stated of Oscar Huber.
Charles Clark's new concrete res.
ldence, also ON the Flat" is under
way.
John Laughney is laying the foun-
datl"n for a dwelling "n Foundry street
Mrs. George NJ. Hansrl has added
several rooms to her residence, Water
street.
+. +, Mccain is eNcavating for cold
storage house ON Maple street
Dir. Auirr@ou is erecting an addition
To his Residence III Gruhamton.
Daniel PV"'ij !, Improving his FEES
ldencr ON . Wtry street
ii. II. Engle, contractor, has resumed
work on AuInrW McMauuls' new resi-
d,ncr, Broadway.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-05-11
Coming Events.

The Executive Board of the Fedora
ton of Catholic Societies of the county
held meeting III the parlors of the ST
Cloud Hotel, FroStburg, Sunday after,
noon, last, AT which arrangements were
made for lecture to be delivered in St.
Mlchael'S church Sunday afternoon,
May 26, at 3 O'Clock by Rev. p j. Dona-
hue. Bishop of Wheeling, ON The Aims.
Objects and Purposes of Federation"
Fourth of July" already topic.
The first projected observance announced
Is that of Lafayette Council, No. 90,
Dung Men 5 Institute, who will picnic
III their Park east of town The affair
is IN the hands of the Park committee
Messrs. Daniel f. Mullen, chairman /;
James Nj. Shields. secretary; Patrick
Stanton, treasurer; William Hines and
John jackson.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-05-11

Plautus, a great Roman dramatist and
comedian, wrote i'll effect
Little ito you know what a tremendously
uncertain thing the law is.
Underthc imperialism of technicaHty,
it Is no less an ''unCertaln thing now
seventeen centuries since Pautus time.
Yet of all things that should have
reached ere this era the glory of an
"cXact science the law is eminent.
For it is the only "thing" given among
men endowed with the sacred autocracl
of regulating human liberty.
The law should be to Jurisprudence
what the atom is to chemistry; the ele-
ment to science, or, rather what mum
Der is to mathematics-"the final en-
bodiment of the stern necessity of con
curing principles
But Of all growths under he n,gis of
civilization law Is the slowest.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-05-11

Saturday morning. May 1, 1907 at his
home, ClarySville, Of typhoid fever, Mr.
George NJ. Engle, aged - years Mr.
EngIe had been i'll several weeks. His
mother, wife. 2 daughters and sons
survive. He belonged to the well-known
and popular firm of butchers Engle
Bros, and was ii business man of con-
siderable prominence i'll E"khart and
vicinity, and III this connection his
nelghbors and customers say she will be
missed. He was of libe raj turn and
not few good enterprises he quietly
helped He was member of several
fraternal Orders-aIl represented in a
large turnout at the funeral Monday at
tn" German Lutheran Church and
cemetery, this place
Mr. and Mrs. Tally Hanna, of ALE
gany, lost AN infant child, IS months
old, Monday night, 9th INST
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-05-11
Died.

AT keyser. w. Va, Thursday, MAY ,,
1904, Mr.. Robert r. Walsh, aged IA
years. \ son of the late Joseph Walsh.
deceased was many years "A resident of
tins place-then and since and exemplary
citizen. HIS wife, one daughter and
three sons survive.
AT ms home in this place Tuesday,
May I, 1907, Mr.. Charles H. Hamil,
aged II years. Mr.. Hamill had been i'll
some time of Bmght's disease and suf-
fered much. Mrs. Hamill survives with
one daughter, Miss LaNergne. and son
Alden {. Mr. Hamill was Il public
spirited cltlzen-at one time Council
man always prominent Fireman, and
belonged to several fraternal Orders
lie was successful i'll business also. Sty-
eral years ago he established "A restaur-
ant winch b. came one of the most popu-
lar resorts in town. His little family
will miss a good husband and father.
The funeral at the residence Thursday
afternoon was largely attended. Those
from abroad We're
Mr.. and Mrs. a. T, Hamin and Miss Nav
StOttlcr of Meyersiale, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs
George p. Johannes, of St Louis. Mo, Mrs
Clayton Stottler, of Elk Lick Pa Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. 7. Hamill, of ,Tohnstown, Pa. Mrs,
Cumberland. -
Mrs. Mary Wilson, wife of Mr..
Robert Wilson. of this place yesterday
friday morning, Nav 10, 1907, at the
home of her mother Mrs. Ann Price,
Union street, of complication of dis.
eases, aged % years. Mrs. Wilson was
a lady of many fine qualities. She en-
Joye the friendship of all who knew
her and sorrow over her untimelv death
Is general and sincere Her husband.
mother two sisters and three brothers
are bereaved. Funeral tomorrow
| lSunday) afternoon at 2 o'clock from
the First English Baptist Church, Rev.
Edw. c. Allard, officiating; interment
i'll Allegany cemetery.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-05-11
Oldest and Best

The Cumberland Brewing Company
sent ont last week "A beautiful card folio,
illustrating Fort Cumberland in 100, ="
and label fac.simHrs thereof for their
new and improved brew. The old to
very many seemed good enough. but
now the choicest imported hops and the
finest Minnesota malt are blended into
beverage which even then is not ma
ture until 1t rests twelve months So
the new brew is to be distinguished by Il
new label illustrating Cumberland's
earliest period.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-05-11

John Sleeman. one of Vale Summit 5
best clllzens was here Monday, and said
every body and everything are all right
III Vale summit.
James Bannatyne of Eckhart brought
similar report same day flom that
town winch Is all quiet except for con
siderable speculation concerning the
ldth'Ity OF he Eckhart Philosopher
who, II Is SAID, represents very quantity
sometimes the public opinion of his fel.
IoW.citlzens.
MI ana Mrs, +. { johnson and wife,
OF LyhcnhurH' Va, We're due here yes
ItrHaI r. may evening as guests OF DR..
>. = flrl1er ana other troStburg rela-
tiNts. MIS- Johnson, then Miss Louise
fl'l1er' was mere several years ago and
MAGE many friends.
Mf. ana Mrs. NJ +. Hamlll, OF Johns
I u y! "a; attended the funeral OF Mr..
II cousin e. II hhmll, Thursday.
MeSheck Is a fro>tburg boy who is
prosperlng IN Juhnstown.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-05-11
Big Suit.

Thornton 5. Cooper, merchant tailor,
has made IA suit which will be seen at
the jamestown Exposition |, is prob
ably too large for Col. Teddy Roosevelt S
choice for next President-Hon Will
liam II. Taft, and The Eckhart
Philosopher, bay yeminy," would
get lost i'll one of the arm holes. 1t will
he worn by William w. Wittig, of
Frostburg. and it is tine fit BY work
ing on chairs. tables and step ladders,
Cooper was able to take measure that
will hold good until Wittig grows still
bigger.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-05-11
The New Rector.

The Vestry of st. Johns Episcopal
Church has called to the rectora;e made
vacant by the resignation of Rev Mr.
Campbell, Rev f. G. f. Shears, who
has accepted and VIII begin his work
about June LIST. Mr. Shears comes
from All Halows' Parish, Anne
Arundel county, this State, where he
has been four wears and done splendid
work. He Is a native of Newfoundland,
the oldest British Colony; was pduca'-
ed IN Bishop College, st. johns, New
foundland, and pursued post graduate
work i'll Oxford College, England He
Is gentleman of pleasing personality;
has fine record behind him of faithful
work, and comes to this Parish fully
eNulnped
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-05-11
Probably Valuable Invention.

William and Frederick Street, father
and son, living on Hill streer. this place,
are the inventors, patenteeS and owners
OF device which obviates the use of
frog, guiderail, etc, of the railway
switch, now i'll use and i'll so many in
stances the occasion of derailment, wreck
and loss OF property and life Several
material advantages are urged in behalf
OF tins invention, anyone of which
gained, makes it valuable. ID l. Crit
fifth, of this place, is aidipg in showing
the invention.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-05-11

On motion. left to stand as last year
Walter w. Wittig, spokesman for d
committee from the Fire Department
addressed Council i'll regard to wagons
vehicles and other distractions 10 the
easy egress from the central hose house
with fre-hghtlng apparatus.
The police officers We're instructed tC
enforce the Ordinance governing such
cases.
The Clerk was instructed To advertise
tor sealed bids to furnish coal at the
pnmpng-statlon.
Henry Fisher and committee Ut
property-owncrS on Ormand street called
attention OF Council To condition of Ger
tam portions OF that street and asked for
some rehef.
Matter was referred to the Street com
mlttce and Attorney.
j G. Wilson asked for permit to erect
board sign across the street III front OF
his place OF business, and was informed
that an Ordinance prohibited such signs.
tie also asked for grade lay his pave
ment. which request was referred to the
street committee
Harry /. w lllamS asked tor permit
TO raise building and ertc' two rooms
addl'lohal 10 ms property on Maple
street. Referred 10 Building committee.
Joseph Duty asked permit to erect a
poard fence 1eet nigh on vacant lot
fronting on Union street. Referred to
h9iidihS committee.
'h"'',i " paving "II'S ledulhS
nm and aftar sn,,a dilcnS.;n ,, 49,
farr.d r., S,r,,.,t ,.,,,,,,,,it,,,.,,1 ,tm,,',,.
HIM / KoII.r stat,.d tbat ,i,,,,,I'n,. :
~, sn,,th Ia. ~ p,.'II.'.
T,,,a v,,,rt,.d limo ,n ha ost,IIish,,d 80
thar thnv n,i,ht aro.t ;rnt fa,,na -,
farred tn StraTt ro,nnitta,,
ON nntin,, Coun,;I aIrro,,ri,t.d S9n
aa,I for u,,ifo,,,, fa,. ,,,,Iii,a, .t,i',,,.
Mr. Dillon addras.i'd Can,,,;I ~, tho
.,,l;,t e Il;,,. -,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-05-11
TOWN AND VICINITY.
Town Council.
pIb

OLp.
The regular monthly meeting was
held Monday evening with Mayor Crump
and all members present.
Balitf j. j. Mtaling reported fines
collected in amount of 81
Treasurer Iuugerman reported funds
i'll sum of 500. 50 in hand-S41O.5 % cor
porate, S33931 water account.
Water superintendent JetfricS re-
ported work done in his department. in
GLIDING connection of the following
properties to the town system:
u. \. Benson, residence, Frost avenue
William Taylor, residence, Spring stree,
Milton w Race, Maple street
Annual report of j. :. Mctzger, clerk.
was then read.
On Corporate account receipts for year
amounted to SlS,424 20; disbursements
$l1,9136S, of which $3.50 % was ex-
pended on streets aud roads, leaving 1t
cash balance OF S410.5?.
On Water account the receipts We're
SS,S)o.5l; disbursements IS, 566 ii, leav-
ing cash balance of s239 81.
The report shows that in the corporate
account the assets exceed the liabilities
Sl3, ll296; in the water account the
same condition i'll less degree, $il9 -
being the figure.
Bonded deht ON water ,rcnunt g. ooo
4 per cent.
NC iiia'ti la' changes III corporate ac-
count consist OF Il new chemical fire EN-
glne and an addition to the Oak street
hose house, worth about 81 100.
In water account new pump-houSc,
site for new reservoir, extension of
pipeline aud replacing smaller with
larger lines
After reading and receiving report
Council adjourned sine dir.
NEW,
Mayor-elect Henry Mayer. having
previously taken the oath of office, took
the chair and administered rho n,th nf
office to the three newly aIn,tad cnnnciI
men-Messrs. p. II. Brown, Thomas G,
Dillon and J. w. Shea,
Mr.. Dillon was appointed clerk prOteIH.
Mayor MAYER then read his iu;,upnral
address.
~, II II WIN d Ieei'hE o. grateful appreciation
. may i S'alo mere l!ils evening ami Know
t""' 'ne CltIA'iiN Oh tn's town nave SO hohored
its as % 1,l"" me 'iie PFlNite&e OF Iilnng the
citizen may insfl,, fnai mrnmi VI "'''>'' any
Yet in Qualifying for The same n,ust s,,,
that | feel Il little as if | have undertaken
that which am unable to fully fulfill.
Believing, as DO, that the citizens respon-
slolt !or my PTelermeht are deSlrous OF
Town IN r IN ar r nIistnIeit OF
his means IN thnn, ,n h,,a i' ~ " T''"'
inincurring the ccnsure, if not the animositv
of friends
However, we will have to crafty the wish
OF the citizen and tax payer in preference to
1hIulViooal, party or rilque, and believing
If thn tn,"m "i several departments
bv inauguratinr a more bms,nnssIiiLln o y,S
tenn, it IS our Intention to promote suc6 y
policy in those departments
In conclusion | would not have YOU to
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-05-11

Charles \ Rodda, of the firm of Cook
* Rodda, premier printers, fell in the
skating rink Thursday evening and
broke his right arm at the wrist He
will be laid by for awhile
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-05-11
The Sick.

Georga Timmons, PROSTATE with
typhoid Iever, Is recovering
e. Mr. Thomas J. Price is very i'll at his
home on Union street
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-05-11

The rescue of the seven imprisoned miners
near .Iohnstown was as line am exhibition of
daring and energy As has often teen afforded
in the history of mining New York Uorid.
Well said and we'll deserved but the
miner is a solder who practically goes
into battle every morning
An Instance ofGood, Better, Best.
1t pays to put up good men BALTIMORE
NtmS.
1t pays the party that wins.
What is better, 1t pays the people no
matter which party LOSES
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-05-11
Quick Changes

From hot to cold and back again try strong
constitutions and cause among other evils,
nasal Catarrh, troublesome and offensive
disease. Sneezng and snutlllng coughing
and difficult breathing and the drip, drip of
the foul discharge into the throat-all are
ended by Ely Cream Balm. This honest
and positive remedy contains no cocaine,
mercury, nor other harmful Ingredient
The worst cases are cured in a short time
All druggists, 50 cents or mailed by ELY
Bros. 81 Warren street. New \ nrk.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-05-11
COZ NTN
Il. II

Read editorial on first page copied
from the Baltimore NUH-ln every re
spect a fine production.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-05-11

At IA publjc-school debate overin West
Virginia last week the result, after il
prolonged debate by the teams and hot
eqnabble among the judges, was draw
The question, negatively stated. was
Is it not legally if not morally wrong to
cheat a laWyer?'
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-05-11
Business Locals.

P. 81. W. SUE, sells ourlant.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-09

Virginia GIRL Is
BELLE OF may FAIR.
Daughter Of Professor at the
University Of Vir-
giria.

NEW YORK, February S.--Ntiss Dulu
Mnnnerng, daughter Of William I'll.
Man ,n, professor Of mathematlcs
one Of tho Gibson girls in"Tho Belle OF
Mayfair" at Days Theatre. She res
places Miss Hattie Forsy tho, one of the
original Gibson girls, who has taken u
vacation.
Miss Alanncring was born In Lynch
burg, Va, tho home town Of tho cousins
or tho beautiful Lnnghorne sisters, one
or whom is now tho VITO OF the creator
OF the Gibson pictures, Charles Dana
Gibson.
Tho now Gibson girl Is tall and
Ewlllowy, has q wealth oflustrous black
hair, and Is snld to posses the Ideal
Gibson, nose and chin. Until q week
ago she spent her tlmo OH her fathers
sestate, q short distance out OF Char
htllf way between Forest
Lodge, tho breeding. farm Of Judge
Francis Trcvelyan. tho racing cxpeht,
and President Roosevelt's shooting
lodge. t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-09
MAKES a SHOW OF
HIS SISTERS SHAME
Howard Nesbit Secures Admis-
sion to Court for Friends.
Laughs at Story.

NEW YORK, February s.--IInable to
enter the courtroom himself, where his
sister. Mrs. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, is
telling OF her life, Howard Nesbir, who
will be witness for the prosecution,
spent several hours this afternoon in
securing admission TO the COURTROOM
for his friends. He would dash through
the crowd, when he spied ono of his
acquaintance, and take The man to the
door and get him in.
Although his sister Is undergoing an
ordeal few women, II any. would have
the courage TO face, he appeared to take
Z pleasure in gaining admission for Ills
friends into the COURTROOM.
With smile on his face and with
evident amusement, Nesbit read the
i story told in court By his sister as no
sat In the office Of Assistant District
Attorney Gavan.
Leaning back In big arrnchair
Ills feet resting on a shelf of a nearby
desk, he carelessly picked up a news
+ paper and began TO read the details
Z of her testimony.
To persons who were watching. II
seemed as though each line he read ac-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-09
g MEN KILLED
IN EXPL0S|0N
Horrible Accident on Board Of
French Torpedo
Boat.

3 LoR1ENT. GRANGE, February s.
Asa result OF un explosion on board
torpedo boat No. $40 OF tho French
Navy this morning nino mon are dcnd
and two men are injured.
Torpedo boat No. s39 was launched
but short time ago, and ut the time
of the accident she was undergoing,
prior to being placed In commission,
her full power steam trial In tho
roadstead. ~ technical naval commits
tee was OH board ut the time. Tho
trial was successfully but rs tho boat
was returning to her anchorage Il
safety tube forming pnrt Of tho
evaporation apparatus burst, and as
a result q mass of fla1ne was forced
into tho stokcholc, where the engineer,
a .quartermaster and nine stokers were
at work. The engineer and eight or
tho stokers were Instantly burned to
dent Ii. $3.50. + 4ssgt Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-09
CONCERT GIVEN.
Child's Study Club Of Neighbor-
hood House Has Entertainment.

80 .
hood House Has Entertainment.
a delightful concert was given y
Thursday night under the auspices ~
borhood House, S21 HOOK Avenue. The
Kindergarten rooms were taxed to nc-
commodate tho large and appreciatlyc
audience, and q snug sum was real
lied for the piano fund. The folloW,
ing program WAS exec pt1onully wei
rendered.:
Soprano, Miss Frances West.
Tenor, Mr.. j. Stokes.
Basso, Mr.. Norman Call.
Accompanist, Mrs Norman Call.
Part, I.
l. Pique Dame. overture (Suppe),
Miss Zelle Minor Mrs. Norman Call.
9. (a) Out on the Deep Lohr); (b)
Turkeys Song ttrom Rob Roy, comic
opera). Mr.. Norman Call.
3. (a) Good-By (Foster); (b) loves
Avowal Crhome), Miss Frances West.
4. The Whirlwind, a. concert waltz
(Goldbeck), Miss. zelle Minor.
S. (a) Q, Promise No voeKoven); (b)
Sing Me to Sleep, MIR. j, Stokes.
6. Southern Belle. By request, (N1iss
zclle Minor), Miss Minor, Mrs. Gail.
Part II.
Miss Frances West. :
2. (a) Tell Her Love Her So (De
Faye; CD I'll Sing Thee Songs Of
Araby (Clay), Mr.. Stokes.
3. Spring Song lGounod) Miss Minor.
s. Piano Duet (Bela>, Miss Minor,
6. Quartette, Sing Allelujah Forth
(Buch), Miss Frances West, Mrs. Cali,
Mr.. Stokes, Mr.. Call.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-09
$1,000 REWARD FOR
ORANGE COUNTY CRIMINALS.
Special torThe yimes-D,spatch. !

Is5Iev!H! IuII ne y I1he5- Dlspat ch 1---9
WASHINGTON, D. c.. February s.
Major Sylvester, superintendent Of the
district police,&received a circular, from
w. L. Dowell.s president OF the Council
of Gordonsvills,f Orange county. to-day,
Offering q reward OF sl,ooo'for the ar
rest and conviction of tho person or
persons who entered the residences Of
several citizens of the town on the
night of January s0thand chloroformed
and assaulted young women. Inspector
Boardnlan. chief of detectives, tele-
phoned the contents OF the circular TO
the different police stations at once,
and the police are on the lookout for
suspected persons.
Many Orange county people live in
Washington and the crimes commit
ted there have excited great interest
here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-09
DR.. John Strachn.

PETERSBURG, VA, February s.
The funeral OF the late DR.. John Black
well Strachn, the oldest member OF
place TO day at noon from Grace Epis-
copal Church. Rev. DR.. G. Braxton
Bryan, rector Of the church, conducting
thcfs services. The interment was In
Blnndford Cemetery Or. Strachrn. who
his. profession In this city tor about
fifty years He was q graduate OF the
Jefferson Medical College. Of Philadel-
phia, and also studied medicine tn
Paris. Ho served through the aCivil
War asa surgeon in Rhodes's Division,
Stonewall Jackson's corps. His g wife
was Miss Susan Meade. u nieceaof tho
late R.tK Meade, who represented: this
district in Congress before tho war.
DR.. strachn Is survived by, three sons
and six daughters.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-09
MRS. THAW SAYS
UNWRITTEN LAW
Writes Letter Of Sympathy to a
Prisoner and Says That Is
Defense.

=
FREELAND, PA. February S.
Struck by the ordeal through which
she is now passing, William Pitton.
Of Beaver Meadow, indicted for mur-
dering his wife's admirer, made it
known to-day that Mrs. Evelyn Thaw
addressed to him letter of sympathy.
Pittons trial is now pending in tho
Carbon county courts, and the cir
cumstances of his case IN many ways
are not unlike those Of Thaw's. Three
months ago. Pitton, who kept a saloon
at Beaver Meadow, found Harry
Steward making improper advances to
his Wife after he had warned him to
stay away. Steward had also threat
encd to kill Pitton. On this accusation
Pitton shot and killed Steward
Mrs. Thaw, In her letter, also said
her own husband was indicted OF a
charge very similar and then declared
that the unwritten law would DO his
defense.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-09
Y. M. C. A. MEETING.
Large Audience at University
Hear Excellent Addresses.
(Sneclal To Tho Times. I1iann tnhl \ n.

3 CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. February s..
In lieu Of the annual conference Of the
Virginia Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton, the State executive committee Of
that body decided to hold this year two
separate confcrences-one for students
and the other for business men. The
first named began tonight its session
in Madison Hall, the splendid new y. NJ.
C. a. building at the University Of Vir-
ginia, while the business mems confer
ence will assemble In Richmond on Feb
ruary 21st and 22d.
The initial session Of the conference
opened at 1880 with song service. fol-
lowed by IN address. "God-Given Inller-
itance,'' by the Rev. John Timothy Stone,
pastor of the Brown Memorial Presbyte-
ran Church, Baltimore. a frequent speak
cI to students. The conference then lis
tened to an able address from DR.. Fl.
Karl w. Kun, a graduate Of several Ger
man universities, an author Of note, and
at present, the honorary secretary Of the
soudan United Mission. Of England.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-09
"BOlLEDElN BATH"
SAYS PARIS WOMAN
Declares That Thaw Paid Her
Two Thousand Dollars
Hush Money.

PARIS, February s.-Tho newspapers
Of Paris are devoting much space to the
proceedings of the Ihaw trial in New
York. and as a result a number of per-
sons are coming forward anxious to
testify to Thaw's alleged cscapades in
Paris which they declare can only be
explained on the ground that he was
insane woman from whom Thaw
rented an apartment in this city has
visited Consul-General Mason and re-
counted numerous episodes Of Thaw's
stay.
Another woman, who says s,he is an
American, has informed tho newspapers
that she figured In the ''bathtub Incl
dent TO which reference was made in
Evelyn Nesbit 'Thaw's testimony yester-
day. This woman makes further allega-
tions OF maltreatmcnt at the hands of
Thnw, and declares that lie gave her
$1,000 TO compensate her for the injuries
She sustained.