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The new South-news., 1907-10-05
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Terrible Wreck Reported on
the Frisco Road Near
R0lla Mo.
The Train Was Going At 4 High
Rate Of Speed When 1t Turned
Over.

ST LOUIS. No.. Sept. 80. East
bound faer passenger train on the
'fri.co road known as tho Meteor
due here at IL 80 u. M. left the
track and tur1ed over while speed
ing down heavy grade known ~
Dixons Hill, about 1870 west OF here
this morning. II is reported the
wreck took fire snd that many
passengers have perished. A long
distance telephone message from
X )lls, Mo. twenty five miles cast Of
the scene If the wreck says special
train containing physicians. nurses
and fire fig,ing apparatus "a being
made up and is to be rushed TO the
wreck in RESPONSE to an appeal for
aid. Il i reported that the entire
wreck is burning. jackson News.
The new South-news., 1907-10-05
His Dear Old Mother.

"Aly dearest Old mother. who y
now eighty three ysars old. thsivso
on Electric Blrters" wYites W. b.
BruD-or, OF Dublin Ga. "Sne bss
taken thenl for about two yeaIs and
erj,ss an excellent spesite, feols
strong ana slssps WE'LL" That's tie
way Electric Birters Affect The sgd
and the came bsrpy resulss follow
IN all cases of female weskusss aud
general debility. Weak, punny chill
iren too. are nrestIy strengthened
bv them Gusrauteed also for stOW-
acE. liver'and kid ney tfo ubies By =
) Hsfo Druggist so
The new South-news., 1907-10-05

"Our ~ sight, ont Of MIND" is AN
old "a, ing wuicn aiqirs wun spcisi
force 20 a sore, burn ofswoaod Ihsts
been t5reated with BuckisDs Arnica
Saiye. It's ont Of sigof, oot Of mind
and ont O; existence. Piled too and
cbiIbIsins disappear under its healing
Influences. 0arsutssd ~ y. J. Ward
Druegiss 500.
The new South-news., 1907-10-05
MORE TROUBLE
WITH NEGROES
WHISTLER. AiA.. SCENE or
GREAT EXCITEMENT
The WHITES ARE ALL ARMED
The Sheriff Of Clarke CouOty
Took Charge Of Two Oes.
pcrate Negroes
The WHITES ARE ALL Armed

MOBILE. Ala.. Sept. 30sh---(0y
Long Distance Tcl-phoos rtoa
Whistler. , Early tonight, = white
womn wnlls walking along ne
streets toward her homo, wAs acooo-
ted by a negro who made an indo-
cont proposal to her. Tho woman
ecrsa med and the negro ran. A mao
who IVES near by and who heard the
cry Of distress, se-'nx the fleeing ns-
grc. fired at him. tht failed 70 ~
the prey. 1t was Thought The ue0o
boarded "A northbnund train on w.
Mobile nnd ONO railroad and tAe
wires were AZ once used. me pas-
senger conductor on No. .. aud I'll
freight conductors northbound weeo
informed. with tho request that u
any event y negro from Whistles
boarded tho train - capture 80
hold him until an oficer ooald ~
gotten TO take charge Of him.
Negro Caught II 0ultmaa
Conductor Dun urssn u pAssoa-
ger train No. :. Of she n. ~. W111n
train arrived hero As ~ 10 o'c1oo1
this morning. stated to = p,apsAao
reporter that when has tsain asgsvod
At 1uitman. ~ mileA oouoA q ~
The new South-news., 1907-10-05

Time was when come business
m.n kept ,lsir na'nss and wares
M 81 the nrwraspsr- b-caus- ~
.,4fy sid. ~ body r~aos The sd-
vrrfi-, men; nnyway.' 3uf thai
was long. long ago. No one 'aik-
TIA; wav now. No one belle. see
II no.. No one attempts q success
ful business now without news
paper aid Even the lady shopper
ssysit Is much easier and pleasanter
70 Look ihrsu1n the Advertisements
Q: the paper, rndsDR out what The
inrIchsI4t has got Dnd his prices.
,hl.. 10 b rc Tbs clerks for tDr
information sul waist Lrr oSa ii.oe
I-s, IL fiies- hitter dsy- pccp.e %
read the acverrisenlf n's seek 'Ae
stores iIoE wn~rcr ;aey cone and
p-oflr ia srbT. - S-NSnu T.ms-.
The new South-news., 1907-10-05
Cures Blood. Skin Diseases, Can
Ger, Greatest Blood Furifi-
cr Free.

II kogr blood 10 inp1re. tE.p, cis-
ea-ec, not Or iuii of hbmcr-, II ,Ol
nave blood pcis,n, carcsr, calDuncles,
raiirg rores, scrlf1ls. etzsma. i'cLl"g
f,sirfs rpd bnfnpf, scaDby, isimEis
-siL, bone pains, caiGrrb. iLeua-4tissu
or Any Dlooc cr skla cisease, take B0-
'aaic Dioo Dam (B 8 b Soon all
sors- seal. aches aud yI.i- sep aud
the blood is made pure and rich.
Druggists or by express 81 per
large bottle. Sample free by ~riiin <
Blood Balm Co. Atlanta, Ga. Z. Is. B.
10 esbecially advised for chronic, deep
seated cases, - 1t cures after all else
fails.
The new South-news., 1907-10-05

A vigorous campaign has been ia
sueuraied ngainst tho promiscu Jus
sale and use Of saufi aud several
embryo statesmen in thc next legs
lature will presumably t., TO ..eslg
,ses4s. .anaa sy Isssseltsps -
issetSpspo1sdo Sv4Ss( td6hittrdis
an evil tnerc are others far more
perplcious that should be disposed
Of frst Better yet rid CT booze and
cocaine before raising hubbub a.
bout stuff Lexington Advertiser.
The new South-news., 1907-10-05
M. w. HYDE.

Every man that is beiug men
toned for any prominent Office
now in Mi-sissipW u seeking %
plant hinspli oI ABOUT ile rtme
platform that hon. E,rl Brewer
maze the racv flr governor or.
Brewers race was an eye-oDe1ef
aud he built fire around which
many an aspirant for office desires
70 incuostr his political ii'e.--'5fe-
NADIA Srnfire,,
The new South-news., 1907-10-05

As 10 whether or not the farmers
obtain ijc per pound for cotton de-
ponds upon them and them alone.
United, they succeed. divided, fail-
uye is sure and they will again be
made the laughing stock of the bal l.
ance of the business world The
world must have their cotton and
with the present supposed crop
yield. l5c Gotten Is not unreasons
be.
The new South-news., 1907-10-05

We are pleased to note the very
favorable mention Of Hon john L..
Buckley. of Clark county. in cor
nec'Ion with the appointment Of
Circua. Judge OF the Tenth District.
Nr. Fucs ley IL in sv' ry resp CT thor
5uxhly c,psb.r and wor'hy, nd We
~lnce1pir nrp-' that GJv-rltcf Nur.
w;ll lti-n,r hum fh- appointment
de would make his yso In aa nun-
81, ,snparriai anu Efficient rli :er IN
that capacity - G. mmonwcaifn.
The new South-news., 1907-10-05

The Mississippi Exposition 70 b
held OF jackson next month bldo
fair t. ec!ipse nil pact ones. The
mana cement has been ~ work ovee
since the clos, Of th1 ono last tall
and an interest has been asouoed
that includes the whole stase. We
hope the fondest hopes OF tho man !.
agement VIII be realized. Grenada
sentinel.
The new South-news., 1907-10-05

The old days Of gsssshopess sa6
drouth are almst forgotten ~ tho
prosperous kansas Of to-day; o.
though citizen Of Codsil, kasl 0Aa0-
burg. has not yet forgotten . boe9
time he encountered. He sayo: Il
was worn out and discouraged ~
coughing night and day, end could
nud no relirf I'll I tricd Dr.. kloe'e
New Discovery. 1t lees than ooo
bottle to completely cure me-" The
cafe $, and most reliable cough and
cold remedy and lung and throat
healer ever discovered. Guaranteed
by +. J. Ward Drugsist Soc as6 ol.oQI
Trial bottle tree.
The new South-news., 1907-10-05

Ii we work upon marble, Is vii
perish If work upon brass. time
will effect IL: II We rear temples
they will crumb!c into dust blt If
we work upon our immortal mines,
if we irnpu'e them with principles
with the just fear Of God and
tablets something which viii
brighten TO al. eternity. Daniel
Webster.
The new South-news., 1907-10-05

on an ofiencive citizen ia frs qseDtiv
mace in that apparently uni~-s litfss
.nDe cai'rd the appendix" Us gsnr
81 !; hr result IT lro.rscfed cor-iips-
= o, following liver rerpos. Dr. King >
NV Lie pile regulate the Iiyer. pre-
vent srcendicii -, and establish
fezuI<r habi's 0: ,ne bowels. 25c. a.
L J. ward drug s;ore.
The new South-news., 1907-10-05

The rrguIr meeting Of the Ellio~
willie Fire Company will held o. tho
lst, Monday night In each nDoath q
the Alice Hotel Ut . O'CLOCK.
.. A. LAlonoU. chioH
The new South-news., 1907-10-05

The fact tha. Lent. Gsy Ci.suier
uf >rs Tork las barrel uf Money
III kers rome ,i-mocrsss faix II LIN
- psv-l.-n;s' possibility. shame,
S-inar.
The new South-news., 1907-10-05

The beet way for president
Roosevelt to make himself solid
with the press % to bus, the paper
S1ust iusta utey.
The new South-news., 1907-10-05
II ban a mars wife has red hA1e
hs - APT to get Rrep fir.f.

They need Folk or a Hughes II
o'd Pennsylsa 1ia TO mase it ~
As.'a y TOR the grafters.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-02
ST. GABRIELS HAS PICNIC.
Democratic Candidates Make Last
Appeal Before Primary.

Special 90 The Washington Herald.
Rockville Md, Aug THE last big
county picnic Of the primary election
period was held at Potomac today under
the auspices OF St Gabriel's Catholic
Church. Rev. Philip p. Mcclure, pastor.
The candidates were all present and
made their final bids for the support Of
the assembled voters. a host Of pretty
country lassies, with gallant lads, graced
the occasion. and matrons and men from
far and near found pleasure in the varied
programme of amusements.
There were baseball. dancing. dinner.
supper. and mild" refreshments. The
committee of arrangements consisted OF
Messrs. Samuel Case. Frank Lynch, and
John ". Lynch
Those who assisted al the various tables
were: The Misses Lynch, Mrs. Charles
W West. Mrs. McComas Fisher. Mrs.
J. W Carroll. Mrs. Tramwell. Mrs. Ganet.
Mrs Thomas OnUtt, Mrs. James Welsh.
Misses Harris, Conroy. Case. and Offutt,
and Messrs. Edward Lynch. William
Case. Michael COnrOy, Seband Fisher,
and Charles Thrift.
Among those present We're George d.
Waters, Benjamin c. Colt. Preston b.
Ray, John f. West. Richard Spates, John
W Carroll Thomas Mccullough, J. Daw-
son Williams. Oliver S Mause. Hillary
Bogley, Christopher Ramey. John W.
Lynch, Richard L. Sanders, William T.
Wheeler. James r. Jones, William +.
Welt. Clarence NJ. Griffith, and William
F. Rabbit
The Washington herald., 1907-08-02
ALBEMARLE SHOW THE BEST
Judges Declare It Surpasses Others
on Virginia Circuit.
Miss English Takes Merchants Cup,
and julia Morris Gets All In
Hunter Class.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Charlottesville. Va. Aug. although
90 per cent Of the horses entered al the
Albemarle horse show are locally owned.
the first day of the seventh annual ex-
hibition was declared by the judges 10 be
the best on the Virginia circuit thus far
The silver cup, offered by the merchants
OF Charlottesville for the best perform
ance over four consecutive jumps. was
won by Miss English. winner AT all the
big shows. notably al Chicago. The same
mare captured the 500 prize in the final
event, the high jump.
Mrs. Allan Potts chestnut mare Fire
light. which is jumping in fine form this
season, was accorded an ovation when
she annexed the blue ribbon In the class
for lightweight hunters.
Royal Regent won the runabout class,
but CARRIER Il CAREERS mare. Lady Gay,
driven by Frank CARRIER. did superbly,
and forced the other horses 10 put up a
brilliant performance. 4. Randolph How
ard, the Fredericksburg banker. who owns
Royal Regent. drove the shapely brown
geidng, which was never in better form.
In the class FOR green hunters. Julian
Morris made clean sweep. capturing all
four prizes with Majesty, Willow King
/ FauquieT. and Equinox in the order
named. There were thirty-two entries In
this class
Among the successful riders in the
Green Hunt class were Mrs. Julian Nor
ris, of Campbell. Miss Mabel Flynn Of
Warrenton Ms Allan Potts. OF Gotham
and Miss Ethel Knowles, of Trenton, y. j
The Washington herald., 1907-08-02
TO RENTER SOLDIERS BONES.
Young Hero Among Those whose
Bodies Are Found in Orchard.
S,.i,1 90 III. xV.sbirgton Herald

Young Hero Among Those whose
Bodies Are Found In Orchard.
Special TO The Washington Herald.
Hagerstown. Md, Aug. Relatives
and friends of the six Confederate sol
diers whose bodies were unearthed IN
the old orchard on the John Otto farm,
Antietam Battlefield, have been found,
and they have taken steps to have the
bones reirterred in Washington Cemetery.
Hagerstown, where repose the remains
OF about 1900 Confederate dead who fell
at Antietam, South Mountain. and Gettys-
burg.
Baxter Rollins, one of the six whose
bones were found, was a member OF Nc
Intoshs Battery, better known as the
Pee Dee Light Artillery. He was mere
lad, and was acting as color bearer until
the battle of Antietam. when the battery
being short of men. he helped to man one
OF the guns. Just as he was in the
act Of firing his gun he was struck by a
shell. and fell mortally wounded When
comrades picked him up 10 carry him TO
the rear, he said: Don't take me back.
Carry me to my flag / know I must die,
and want to die by my flag"
In a letter received here from the Sur
vivors' Association of the Pee Dee Light
Artillery. Florence, 5. c., the announce
ment is made that II is tine purpose OF
the survivors to erect a suitable shaft
over the remains Of Rollins and his COM
rades after they have been placed in the
/ Confederate cemetery
The Washington herald., 1907-08-02
LURED TO Her DEATH
Body of 8-year-Old Missing
Girl Comes to Light.
WOMAN AND TWO MEN JAILED
Kidnapped, Terribly Punished, and
Then Murdered-BOdy Found In
cupIed by Woman who Had Been
Put Out OF ChiId's Home.

New York. Aug. 1.-Another little girl
who had met with the same fate as
Amelia Stafeldt, Of Elmhurst. Long ISL
and, and Viola Bylan, of Harlem, was
found murdered in a cellar at 203 First
avenue this morning She had been the
victim Of an attack. The skull had been
fractured.
Dora Messner and two italian eobblers
have been arrested in connection with the
crime.
Coroner Harburger. who went to the
scene as soon as the police had notified
him of this new crime, said that he
thought the body had been six days In
most revolving crime that had ever come
to his notice as coroner.
Missing Whole Week.
The Identification in this case was
quick The new victim is Katie Tiet-
herself Dora Messner came to my sisters
Thirteenth street. She had been missing
since IA week ago Thursday.
The police worked on me clew to solve
the murder to-day. 1t was furnished by
John Bauer. uncle of the dead child.
About two weeks before the disap-
pearance of Katie. a woman who called
herself Dora Messner came TO my sisters
house while MI Tietschler was away
and engaged room" said Bauer,
when l came In that night and saw the
woman I told her Immediately to get out.
for she is a painted woman vino walks
up and down First avenue at nigAt.
"She said she would not go. / threw
her out and her baggage after her. Then
she cursed US all and said that she
would get even. She secured a room
near by When l reported the disappear
ance of Katie to the police the day aftet
she was missing | told them about the
woman and We went up to see her. She
denied all knowledge of the girl
Dora Messner was arrested late to-
night. She was taken 10 the night po-
lice court and arraigned before Magis-
trate House who held her without bal
for the coroner. The woman was sent
10 the TOmbs.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-02
BRIDE OF A MONTH ACCUSED.
Landsady Believes She AbstrHcted
81 frOIh a Drawer.

Fdndness for showing her diamond en-
gagement ring caused the arrest Of Mrs.
Ralph E. HOLSTER, a bride of a month, in
Philadelphia yesterday, for the alleged
theft of ST. from her landlady. Miss Belle
Simmons, zoos II street northwest.
Mrs. HOLSTER. it seems. while boarding
with Miss Simmons, left diamond ring.
valued at SO. and 50 in cash, with her
landIady for safekeeping. The next night
the drawer containing the ring and 81 of
Mrs. Simmons money was rified of its
contents. The matteTwas reported to police
headquarters, and Detectives COrnwell
and Evans were assigned to the case.
The fact that Mrs. HOLSTER left shortly
after the loss OF the money led the detec-
tives to suspect her. When they called
at her home, 1853 Gratz street Philadel-
phia, the young bride told them that her
ring and a so gold note were found be-
hind chiffOnier. thrown there from the
window.
Mrs. Simmons has gone to Philadel-
phia to testify as a witness against Mrs.
HOLSTER to-day.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-02
VIRGINIA AND WEST VIRGINIA
Brief Items of Interest from the Sis
ster States, ever the River.

jamestown Exposition, Va. Aug. l.
James 81 Barr and the other new officials Of the
exposition under the reorganization plan went into
oaice TO-DAY.
Harrisonburg. Va. Aug. Starts
tireycr, accused OF meeting TO riot was taken to
Roanoke to-day for trial. having been arrested yes-
toEday n MeGaEeys1ille.
W. Blake, wife Of George Y Blake a prominent
resident q Bsueetovl. died last night aEed sixty
two years Her husband and two daughters survive.
Winchester. Va. Aug IA telegram
irta sanford, Ela. to-day announces the death u
Miss Edith Morrison. daughter Of Sir. and Mrs. H.
3. Morrison, q Beuyvi.le Miss Morrison was
twenty-seven years ot age.
Richmond. Va, Aug AFTER to-day no
one viii be allowed % smoke on street cars of the
Virginia Passenger and Power Company. except on
the platform. The power company is operated
under control Of the United States District Court.
Bluefeld, ". Va, Aug IAN unknown
person fired a double-baTreled shotgun into pa
WHOM where Italians were holding a dance On
Crane Greek last night and wounded eight persons
Cne Il them seriously. The miszeant was pursued
I but escaped.
| HaTrisonburg, Va, Aug. Miss Lula
Cline aged twenty years. died al her home at New
Hope Augusta County. yesterday, q typhoid fever
/ In the past two months two ether m-mheTs Ct
her family have died from the same disease and
her mother ard a brother are ILL.,
Norfolk, Va. Aug. 1.-The fraternity OF
Sigma Chi elected LieGt. Gov EIlyson q Virginia
consul; DR. T. 4. Smith Of Milwaukee chairman q
The credentials committee; ". \. Bsttey, snnota-
tor. and 5. ". Davidson. q Austin Tex, crs;os.
f. Lee Trnkle. Of WytheTille Va was elected
/ president Of the fraternity.
/ Richmond. Va. Aug. 1.-The appeal OF
John ". Richards has bcen moved from Wythsvule
/ to Richmond II VIII be- heard by the supreme
Court Of the State az the November term. Rich-
ards convicted Of the murder Of Maurice h
Francis. in Floyd County, July q, 1915. and was
sentenced 70 hang last January. The court sus-
pended the execution IN order that TIT appeal
might be heard.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-02
ALL TEACHERS REFLECTED
Alexandria Board Asks Miss Wilson
to Reconsider Resignation.
Cargo of Ties, Attached for Debts,
SurreptitiOusly lowed Away.
WashinEtOnian Heads Doctors.
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.

SO King street.
Alexandria. Va. Aug. lat the regular
monthly meeting Of the city school board
this evening in Peabody Hall. all the
teachers in both the white and coiored
schools were reelected for the next ses-
sion.
Supt Kemper reported the resignation
Of Miss Fannie Wilson, who for many
years has been a teacher in the Washing
ton School for Boys. Il was suggested, in
view OF Miss Wilson's long ana efficient
services, that she be given an Oppor-
tunity to reconsider her determination to
withdraw. and her name was accordingly
included in the list of those reelected.
In case her decision is final a special
meeting of the board will be called to I'll
the vacancy.
Clerk Hubert Snowden submitted the
annual report Of the receipts and ex-
penditures OF the board for the year
ended July 81. 1907. This showed deficit
Of $3.50 While the receipts totaled
81. 1874, the expenses for the fiscal year
amounted to So 233 %. In the former ac-
count were the following items: Balance
on hand August 1, 1906, $69.59 amount re-
ceived from State funds. $S.S3S.s5, and
amount received from the city, $l2,So0
The following were the items of ex-
pense: Amount paid teachers, $11,700,
repairs and furniture $l.250S4; black
boards. 81: fuel S769Sl; salary Of clerk
$500: salary of treasurer, $50; pay Of jani-
tors, 1890; insurance, $50; water rent
$50; interest. $3.50; printing and adver-
tisement, $6l.25; registers. $1e0; crayons
1885: hall rent for educational meetings
$40. and sundTies, S7S-2l.
1t was decided to begin the issuing OF
permits to attend the schools next ses-
sion on Monday, September 8. The SEES
sion will open Monday, September 10
1t is understood that the city council will
be requested in October 10 make the nec-
essary appropriation for covering the ex-
listing deficit
The Washington herald., 1907-08-02
Will FIGHT FOR TIE WELLS
Organization Is Formed to Secure
Their 2eOpening.
District commissioners and Health
officer Are Scored, and Manda-
mus Proceedings Suggested.

A new organization was formed last
night by those residents of Washington
who are not in favor Of the Commission
ers closing the wells in their respective
districts. Incidentally, a few harsh words
were said, not entirely complimentary to
the District Commissioners themselves.
The new union is to be known as the
District of Columbia Protective Assccia-
ton J. F. Richard was selected as
president. NJ. T. Davis as vice president.
j. ". Corey as treasurer, and Chase
Royce as secretary. The meeting was
held at Pythian Temple. in Ninth street.
4 B. Webb is 20 be the counselor al
law for the new organization, and that it
means business may be imagined from
the fact that F. T. Mitchell was appoint
ed as his assistant It was even sug-
gested early in the evening that the or
ganization instruct its counsel TO go TO
court at once. get out mandamus
against the Commissioners and compel
them to restore the water, for which the
association is fighting.
Dr. Charles Allen was strong for pc
titiOn to the President requesting that
he remove at least one Of the Commits
si0ners. or all three OF them. DIT. Allen
scored the Commissioners freely, and
such words as vicious and 'des-
potic" came out in his vocabulary during
the course of his address. Health Officer
Woodward also came in for one or two
unkind remarks from DR.. Allen.
The evening was devoted TO the dis
cussion of the situation and the course
of action that should be taken to restore
their rights as American citizens.
Nothing was done. however. with the eX-
ceptiOn Of completing the organization.
Just before adjournment President
Richards was delegated to become a
member of WashingtoR's Chamber OF
Commerce
The Washington herald., 1907-08-02
URGES ARMENIAN TO CONFESS.
Archbishop SaradGIan ConferN with
BedrOs Hanparzoumian.

New York, Aug. Archbishop Sar3d-
gian. who has charge of the Armenian
Church in Hoboken, to-day visited Bedros
Hanparzoumian. the slayer of Tavshan-
jan, in hts cell in the Tombs. and urged
him to make complete confession. Prior
to this the archbishop had talked with
District Attorney Jerome.
The archbishop is prominent in the
councils of the Armenians. He had talked
at great length with newspaper men and
others, but had not visited the district
attorneys Office before. Mr.. Jerome had
the archbishop in his private Office for
a long time. He said the talk was inter
esting, but that he could not diyulge its
character.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-02
BRASS KNUCKLES ARM LAD.
Dice and Fake Detective Badge
Complete Prisoners Outfit.

With a vicious-lOoking set of brass
knuckles, fictitious detective badge, and
a pair of dice in his possession, lie Roy
Pfeiffer, sixteen years old, from Clifton
Forge, Va, was arrested in this city yes
terday on the complaint of J. c. Miller,
who secured a warrant for the boy on the
charge Of larceny
It seems that Pfeiffer has been arrested
several times before He was in the re-
form school a short while ago, and his
rowing disposition does not seem to have
left him. He has no place of abode in this
city, but used TO sleep in the alley behind
Chase's Theater. Detectives PaTham and
O'Brien disposed of the case. and Bicycle
Policeman Mudd, of the Sixth precinct
helped TO arrest the culprit.