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New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
OF THE BEVERLY
PURCHASE PRICE S|oO''00'
Market Found for Many Vest H'de
D7celIing Houses.

An unusually large number of dweliii's ,ar1s
the West Side north of 59th st c'i''i. - Zeal
Yesterday A market also r"ui'n ,, " ,,as
large parcels. one of the leading !. - +bo Rev
~ 80, br,c1, and stone apartment house,
ery' a NM oTfS fat No 265 West s1st ST. for ABOUT
$4,000. .o.o ond office build
A 100000 twelve story brick s stoIe ~ 80 - and IA
t, IN he erected on the premises ->o Doolty
West g2d St 2G.SxS5 feet by the - -ester-
Company Rouse & Sloan. the 'i '''
Gay su .i5 G. Praper have bought the three S'o'S
b1,1dtne No 1870 Spring St. 16Sx'o leel q, the
The vacant parcel 3ooxl022 feet A1.en,Io A.
h,cb was to have been sold yesterday " tth9
Vrsev St saIesrooms by Joseph +. Day "'9
drawn. -, ~ ~ Vest l4th st.
q 6ya story building. plot 1'Ai'''
tending to No % West 12th St
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER MAKE UP.
Reconciliation Between Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
and Mrs. C. J. Holman.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune !

Pf,tsburg. Aug. That there has been
Cancellation between Evelyn Nesbit Thaw and
her mother Mrs Charles J. Holman as re-
suit of d meeting here, confirmed tonight
by close friends of the Thaw family. That mother
and daughter met here within the last thirty
six hours is attested to by intimate associates
Of the HoImanS
Mr.. Holman. when seen tonight. was evaslVe.
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw is not here now, and
DO not know where she is al the present mo-
Tnent' was mis- answer TO the question as to
whether mother and daughter were together to-
night.
Roger O'Mara the local detective. who has
just returned from Europe, where he went IN
behalf of Thaw, cannot be found in the city
tonight He is said to have arranged the
meeting, and is believed 10 have left for New
York tonight 10 confer with Attorney Little
ton on the developments.
Mr. Holman tonight refused 10 discuss the
alleged conference and reconciliation. nor would
he deny that Evelyn Nesbit Thaw had been
here during the DAY NeighhOrs Of the Hoi-
mans say that young Mrs ThaW was on tie
Homans' porch last evening.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
1t pays to get fhe test.
MAY BE LOBBY FUND.
Document Found an alleged Bucket
Shop Raid Starts inquiry.

Hidden in q small iron box found in the safe
Of the Nolan Commission Company, NO. lSo MAT
ket street, Newark. raided by the police on "eueS
day bucket shop. were papers which De'ecVFe
Sergeant Tuite who made the raid. declares indi-
cate that the company had set aside a fuild 70
prevent legislation hostile to bucket sIopS- Oli'
of the papers found is copy of what pulpol'S 10
be agreement to set aside money 70 pr tio
hostile legislation in certain state, SAID oy ule
police to be Connecticut. nj,
In the agreement a William Nolan nsurcS. iie
head of the concern in Newark is William Moan
He was arrested in the raid last "Wednesday. anu
acknowledges that he is the head of the colIlssloi
company. He is now In $500 bail for eXanlla-
ton August IL
The agreement shows that the fund was set aside
on June S of this year. a copy Of the agreement
which typewriter on plain paper. foAo"S'
These checks deposited with the understands
ing that if favorable action by the e -
prevented upon House Bill a. File oe4 at lS' ~
session the Legislature, that the within cle'hS
shall be turned over to Harrison r. ffeeih'i' J'''
or to such persons he may designate
IF said bill amended as to postpone acu"h
thereon for one year more, then one-hah tle
amount of checks herein deposited shall be PAID
Harrison b. freeman. Jr-, or SucN per
sons may be designated by him
IF said bill is passed and approved by the GOV
ernor. SO that it becomes a law SAID cheeks sha'
be returned to William II Nolan without de!aF'
The police discovered another agreement Niich
shows that William II, Nolan rented a .I'a saie de-
posit box for the purpose of holding the checks
This other document which is a copy OF an agree
HARTFORD June s. 1907.
..It is agreed that the safe deposit box this day
rented by William Nolan shall be opened only oy
r. G Beers. and only in the presence OF HARRISON
H. Freeman. jr., and only upon the written ofuer
% (signedJ Hilt,.i-I' "HARR1soN b. FREEMAN, JR-;
civilian II NOLAN.
r. c. BEERS
Although tho Nolan company dched the police
and declared the time the raid was made that
It's business was legitimate. 1t was SAID poSil'tls
business. but viii leave Newark. closing its offices
there Immediately
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
MORE OKLAHOMA NOMINATIONS.

Tulsa Ind. T. Aug. The oklahoma Republican
Stat,. Convention met to-day and made the follow
ing nominations finishing the ticket; State super
fntendent Of Public instruction, Calvin ballard OF
AfcAlester: State Examiner and Inspector, J. s.
t>fect,o- 1avas County: Labor Commissioner A. d
AIlIrIn Oklahoma city: Insurance Commissioners
Michael Burke. OF Perry; Clerk of the Supreme
Court J. ". Speake. Ehickasha' ana Commissioner
f I,t.ritias and Correction Miss Hazel Tomlinson
TIllman County.
Charles Rogers. of Vinita. chairman of the reso-
lrttors committee read the platform Much OF II
- devoted 10 praise of the Republican national
,,olfci.s II declared a stand pat tariff policy
Tho oIatforrn attacked the Democratic party for
its greed and narrowness IN ffalhifs the okih
-, constitution and called the nominee Of the
Ioenocrats for Governor. c. y Haskell treaclI-
erous and slippery boss
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
WON'T ACCEPT HIS RESIGNATION.
Dr. H. a. C. Anderson, Honorary Head OF
United German Societies, Wants to Retire.

At the regular monthly meeting of the United
German Societlos held last night at Terrace Car
den 5Sth street and Third avenue. which was at
tended by delegates from all the societies IN this
citv the resignation of Or II 4. C. Anderson. its
honorary president. read After some discus
sion In which the loyalty of Or Anderson "a IN"
organization since its birth admitted on all
sides the president called for a voi" on IN" quc@-
tin, Of tho acceptance Of his resignation. The dele"
gates voted unanimously not "a accept II Inc
United Singing Societies a body resigned from
the United German Societies for TIE reason II was
said that better results could be obtained Il single
societies were represented in the councils ot the
organization.
ccption of thre. hundred representatives. or forty
state ORGANIZATIONS which IN turn represent one
arla one half million Germans in the United states
IT, r.rreeontatiyes are 10 meet this city at III"
convention of the National jierman-American All
afce 10 De held in october.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
CoNEy ISLAND BLACK HAND ARREST
Police Hope to Discover Steeplechase 1ncen,
diaries

owned by Raphael Penza. at Surf avenue and West
18th street, Coney Island. arrested yesterday
ard arraigned before Judge Ge!smar, in the Coney
Island court charged with being implicated in the
sending of Black Hand letters to prominent bust-
ness men In coney Island The police believe that
Martin is associated with the authors of threaten
ing letters that have been sent to George g 1lyOu
and they also think they the right track III
detecting those responsible for the burning of
Stceplechase Park which is believed to have been
done by ncendiarieS.
The arrest made evidence that Martin
way responsible for sending Black
Hand letter to his employer. This letter and other
letters, including those sent to Mr.. Ttiyou, were
found TO have been written in the same hand
writing. Martin was held in S1.e01 bail to await
the action OF the grand jury.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS

The first name is that of the debtor the second
that OF the creditor. and the date when the tudg-
ment filed:
Htrgstrurn Oscar b Henry a TayIor-Doane
& I.Inter Company November Il 81 6Si 30
Elliot, W NiillanS May To- 1s-'l--.. $50
Goodwin John A--V. L. NJ. Moyajian. August IA
1895 ...........--.--.. 3I6 70
Ti!rsch Mple-H Anchot April II, ltNI..-.-..- I3p
Lux Jacob Nh Frommer. June % 1906 -.-.. 2s, N
(,stermRn, IhRnix Pad Company. June :.
ii-d -.-..---.- -. 1oi II
M. Finkcaub et al November L. leoI-.. s3 63
Ring charles r. and *
Pfnknev Company L MITCHELL March Ia
1907 ....... I46 SO
Rod barnet W.-City OF New York June 30
1897 1vacatet) 264 81
schmidt Henry. Gallo April l6 l:n6 --.-. 4s. -
smith. Elizur ATdsIey cub June HUI 1i3 u
ip6d 4Os 81
pnny =, al July II, ier7 11s 20
Safna-Sams, June -. lrs'.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
CHICAGO POLICE COMING HERE.
They Will Study the New York Method OF
Handling Heavy Traffic.
[By Telegraph 10 Tie Tribune. J

Chicago Aug. 2-Captain Gibbons. of the
Central Police Station, who for many years has
been Chicago's traffic expert. will go to New
York next week to get the latest ideas of the
traffic policemen there for handling the Conges-
tion in busy streets. On his return he will
establish the New York system in Chicago.
Possibly eight picked patromen Will accom-
pany him. for these eight to he the nucleus
of a traffic squad which Chief Shippy intends
shall be as good anything in that line in this
country abroad
There has been much Improvement in condi-
tionS in the loop district. especially during the
rush hours. einCe the crossing policemen have
been using the whistle signals for the regula-
ton of traffic but Chief Shippy is not salts
fed.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
GREWSOME FINDS IN BALTIMORE.
Police Have Mysteries on Their Hands in
Discovery of Two Bodies.
IRy Telegraph 10 The Tribune

Baltimore Aug. 2-The body of unidentified
man weiaalted by a bag containing four
large cobhlestones tied around the waist found
floating in the harbor to-day near Spedden's
Wharf at the foot of Broadway. When the body
was first discovered il was thought Il murder had
heen committed but after thorough investiga-
ton of the Eastern District police ana Coroner
Sudler the theory changed 10 suicide.
Earlier in day the body of a man, apparently
about twenty-eight years old, was found in a
freight car which had been sent to Camden Sta
tion of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. after hay
ing been held at Mount Clair Station overnight
The car was loaded with merchandise and had
come from Chicago. All its doors We're sealed.
though OF them appeared to have been broken
onen and the sealing wire afterward joined to-
g4ther Death had resulted from a bullet wound
in the head, made by 3S-calbre bullet A num-
her Of cartridges OF this size We're found In the
nockets of the clothing. but nc trace of d pistol
could be found. The police believe the man was
murdered and the body afterward placed in the
car
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
The Turf.

store Office and loft structure will be erected on
the site BY the new owner. -Four story brlck
buildings occupy the whole of the plot. with
the exception OF the lots on 18th st. "here
there stables This deal was reported IN
The Tribune several months ago, but was not OF
fCiay confirmed at that time.
The MCVickar- -Gaillard Realty Company has sold
for Eugene VaIlens No. 252 West 9eth St. four
story American basement house. on lot ltxI".I1
feet.
Solomon Plaut has sold No 81 West 9th st. a
four story dwelling house on a lot 2pxl"S feet
Ernest NJ Levy has sold No. l4i West 18th ST,
a three story high stOop dwelling house, on a lot
f7xlU22 feet.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03

fT2y T,lerra 10 The Trhune-l
Baton Rouge, La. Aug Oscar knndert'
cashier Of the First National Bank, of this city,
resigned his position a week ago, giving Ill
health as the cause. The directors declared to-
day that an alleged shortage of 100000 has beer
made coed by Kundert's bondsmen. and that the
bank is perfectly solvent
1t is alleged that kundert speculated heavily
in real estate. He is also said to have done
large. loan business. with various politicians and
state candidates. No charge has been made
against the ex-cashier. w P. Connell. one of
the largest stockholders, said he regarded the
inrilcrt rs clnsad
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03

ton-wel Rosey says that there ought to be more
night courts and the magistrates might work in
three platoon system. just like the police force
Rosey saws If they'll hold night court in Essex
street he will have electric slgn-an elegant one
over his law chambers" There was a buzz ana
the message became crossed with another about
Yeti JanolowskE's false teeth.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03

Plans have been filed with buildings ~ 49,,
tcndcut Murphy for rcmodclltng the four SUI g.
t.'se,ncn+ dwelling house No. 80 West "a st i"l
b,,ei,,.ss ,se The basement and first story h'e -
no rcdtted as stores and the upper Ho"'S no" -
inro living apartments. The Improvements are - =
Ic made for william Ross, as owner J"ii'l ID
Franklin is the architect. ,Ao
Plans have also been filed for naklha o's' .
dwelling house 30. Van Nest fIh'o ny. .,D O. On
f,,,tl,. dwclliug house. The Improvements are ~
he made for Nicholas Podesta. as ""h''' LII"
architect Is J. = NOeiker.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
REALTY NOTES.

Ida {. Bracher took title yesterday TO Nos. 2ss
end 2SS 5th ave. 34Nl25 feet from John J. and
ing c. Raymond.
Pcase * ElIiman have rented for Mrs VI. II Y
Bartlett her house at HartsdaIe y. Y. for one
year To- SatterIee SwartwoUt. and for Mrs George
l.. Holmes her house at Lawrence. Long Island.
George VI. Cummings
Alfred +. Schermerhorn has rented a; Southamp-
ton. Long Island. for Mrs. Alfred Nelson her
FIeur- I.ys cottage TO Seymour L. Cromwell. and
her CIovertop cottage 10 Mrs Robert l.. Stevens.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
r,nr ave TRACT TO BE SOLD.

The Roosevelt Hospital tract of thify- acres
ot I{ye overlooking III" sound, Is 10 oe SOU on
-. % I'm partition proceedings al the county
-, House White Plains. This Is said TO D. IN"
-, undivided tract Of land along the sound
fro,n New York 10 stamford
i'u'' 80 o,,ned until recently ny Roosevelt Hospi-
,ai The hospital sold the property to eS-Sherln eS
Merritt Of Wcstchestcr county samuel 'o'h @ anu
=" a',.,,-,rt Scbauck They had dispute and par
,,,t,,, proceedings were begun About ten years
a,, tbr property could have been bought Tor about
$50 an acre. 1t Is now N"Iueu d' o'e S'''" ga
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
MISSOURI PACIFIC INDICTMENTS

jefferson city No. Aug. 2-Seven indictments
against the Missouri Pacific Railway Company Tor
failure TO operate trains on the RaEnell branch.
r,,nuing from jefferson city to RagneN Mo, wer"
made public to-day. The indictments We're returned
bv the Cole County Grand Jury. and are based
on the state law which requires railroads TO operate
al least one train each day over all lines
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
EDGEMERE AUCTION SALE TO-DAY.

Joseph p Day Will sell at auction to-day at
Edgenere Long Island. 126 lots fronting on Spray
View. Ocean. Neptune, Mermaid. Wave Crest,
EdEenerc and Rochester aVes.
FdGeruere IS thoroughly restricted 1t has fine
ocean front which there large lighthouses
for the use the lot buyers The sale will take
,laC rail- n
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Allen st. n. ". cor OF Canal 50 - gxT5 Joseph
; Marcus l1ans Isaac SChreib-r .-.-..-..-. BE- -.
VI Lean ave. n. cor OF 2iOth st " ilSx
n. FOX JiN lON e 2lN ~ tvEin . An
toinette = Dewitt loans James T. Doyle --....
34th st No az East. Marcus Ros-ntnaI loans
Rathgate ave. =. " cor. OF l74th ST. luoNll4
city Mortgage co. loans one HJndr-d and Sev-
snty- fourth street Eonstru ,tiOn company $4,000.
EaStchcster RI al. II. 9 cor OF Rhineiander ave .
~ 6XII6T. GttiIie : and Charles Kobe Loan
WaCkler
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
nen ON c. M SCHWAS'S HOUSE.

4 lis pendeus was filed yesterday hy Jam ~
r,'ro, as trustee, on the block bounded hy fIVeI-
side Drive I'D and Iith SIS anu 49, "" %a-.(,,-r
arir lion.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
FRISCO TELEPHONE STRIKE OFF.

San Francisco. Aug. 2.-The telephone operators
-.ho have been strike since May Will return
-, work ,Inder the same conditions prevailing when
they wa Ike9 out. The strike declared Off this
afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
.,ut DING FOR WAKEFIELD PROJECT.

,.,uJ,,c loan contract recorded In the
,,.,,,. clerks Office yesterday for zoe" on prop
l-,,. located partly IN YonkeTs and partly IN INC
- ti,,, the northwest corner Of Mclean ave
ma o,,-n - whore James T. Doyle Is To erect h'e
,5r. story dwelling houses, with stores Inc iodii
y.os r}a,i. hy Antuiucttc Il. Dewitt
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

32i St. Nos L and IL West. FOR - story brick
store and ofiic" building 30 ~NNJ. Pacific Realty
Company. owner. Rouse x Sloan. architects o.
RivuEtpD st. Nos. I1S and 10. for a story
brick tenement house AMI store. 4DNs'; :. \. L.
khss. nWnsr. : SaSs. arrhiteCt .... -.--.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
,nrII RiIIlD IN LIND AVE.

l. Osborne Smith & Co. have sold ioF "a o,s
Crfete three lots on the west side OF Limo a., - ,I
feet north Of l69th st. TO a client "I' "
two two family houses on the site
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
BIG DEAL IN WAKEFIELD SECTION.

William + Finn has sold the A1yer Finn estate
tract of sixty-siN acres. short distance west Of
the Wakefield statijn Of the Harlem Division OF
the New York Central Railroad. to the New York
Realty Owners Company. II has frontageS on both
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
o,ucD RESALE OF UPTOWN BLUM.

The Strange K Slawson COMPANY - t,. kings
,,al, ,to,t 2f.lx5Sx 227xJGo feet bounded pS
hridra Road Heath and Bailey aves- ana - - r
II recentlv bought the property from ,ili.
Barney through Douglas Hooi"S'"'
T,r0yn & Co.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
II KEANSBURG BEACH

first offered lots for sale one wear azo -,
day 80 and 40 cottages are bIIIr aHd %
way. graded: sidewalks being 1n1ler
system installed Every c1s,a a-zl ar
enthusiast and every lot will b.
KEANSBJ- BEACH IS the Lower D.
a fine sandy bathing beach and a voodaGS -aas
IL Is in celebrated truck poultry and f-,t PdIs
ing country-hshing Is gOOd-all foods -T.asss
and cheap and the character the Ls-e1tIIu
Is established By the fine class peopTs 49, ed
about 500 Of the lots There's no - ave
rowdyisu gO-rOunds - "r
home for nice people who want o,,s1 -
delightful combination Of seashore an1 -. IN
KEANSBI RG BEACH il reached by trait, o- =
the magnificent Sandy Hook Boats in a IIft,s ova a
an hour from New York We still have e. To- -,
1925 to 500 tonIy few higher Easiest term,
II desired.
OUR NEW BOOK tells all about * Gail u-,,.
phone for ---~
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
Furnished Houses to Lef-COuutrg.

1,OTTaCF THE SEA. NANIF-%i 0lNt1 81.
modern comfortable. plenty room I-~-@~ wei -nr-
rsbef e01 Kitchen. pure water. select sets 1toera's
rent SIEpT-ER. t56 5th ave
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
CountrY PROPERTY for Sale.

I-NEXPECT CTEDLY market. beautiful 80
I estate near Pough 6eeps!e. $4,000, perfect In
appointments, grand development CCCIANT .
DAVIS Kingston y. 7
J,rOT x2Oa new house 10 rooms and bath, hard
wood trim. up To date plumbing $4,000. about
81. 900 cash 7. WALLACE. Rockville Centre. L
S,HORE FRONT ACREAGE. 3llz acres % -Plant. 1000
- front mir Grand Central Qrce.
SO c.s, {, p HOUSER East Ist St Mt Fern-n Y T.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
Country Property for Sale or to Let
OUR BUNGALOW
COLONY

Is a great SUCCESS.
Whv7
Because is just what people want :
Ones home is the ComfortabIa nj.
earth Everybody knows that. But fr SO 5see oA
Portable in town during the nor 1vs .9Ii-
and a big. expensive Summer cottage invoI,eusAers
much and outlay for most people 800
The solution Of the problem Is the bunraIor.
tage. simple COzy. and cheap. vet fitted M s cot-
your own belongings. the little things which rata Ia
hOmeke-Where you spend he enri-a Saas
every Summer and enjoy every minute ~ N
time. -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-04
BABIES FOR SALE, IS UP.
Girls Cheapest; Boys Come as High

NE as 9Eo'
Detectives assigned 10 Investigate
complaints that a baby farm was be.
ing conducted at BIG East Tifty-fifth
street, New York city, arrested at that
address Mrs. Lena Kellar, a midwife,
aged forty.three, and Frank Patterson,
who, the police say, is the woman's
husband. Mrs. Kellar was charged
with violating section 2Ss of the penal
code, which deals with the Illegal sale
Of infants. Patterson was charged
with assault and interfering with an
officer.
The arrests were made on complaint
of Mrs. Margaret Shea of 25G East
Fifty-third street, who stated that on
June / she saw a newspaper adver.
tlsement in which a baby was offered
for adoption. She said she went to the
address given and was received by
Mrs. Kellar, who brought out two In
fants, a boy and q girl, and named SIS
as the price for the former. Mrs. Shea
said she could not afford to pay that
amount, and did not want the girl in.
FAINT at any price. Mrs. Shea left the
house with the understanding, she
said, that Mrs. Kellar would notify her
when she had male infant for sale
for IS. Mrs Kellar sent word on June
90, Mrs. Shea states, that she had
boy eight days old. Mrs. Shea went to
the East Flfty-fifth street house and
received from Mrs. Kellar, she stated,
the baby, paying S. for him, The baby
was taken to the Shea home and was
so Ill during the night that Mr.. Shea
insisted next morning that his wife re-
turn the child to Mrs. Kellar.
Mrs. Shea obeyed her husband, sur
rendered the infant and says that Mrs.
Kellar promised to return the SIS at
future date. During the ensuing two
weeks Mrs, Shea says that Mrs. Kellar
appeared at her home on two occa-
sions, Offering first a three.year-old
girl and another time three.months.
old girl. Mrs. Shea repeated that she
did not want a female infant.
Mrs. Shea says that she went to Mrs,
KelIar's home repeatedly to collect the
s. due her on these occasions she
states In her attidaylt that she saw
women barteSing for the sale or pur-
chase Of infants,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-04
ARE you INTERESTED

In having the cleanest and brightest
home in the city,
We have installed the INvINcIBLE
Electric RenovatOr for housecleaning
and are now ready to clean your car
pets, rugs, furniture, etc, without re.
moving from your house.
We guarantee the work to be the
best you have ever seen.
All we ask lsa chance to demon
strate.
we also do the best laundry work
Of all kinds In the city When Inter.
Ss st dsoR psstal Fl cay S z s gE
.AalERI AN LAUNDRY COMPANY.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-04

ressed when talked with lin Today
it may be that he IS insane. Only q
Graz man, believe would have
yaiked into tue once Of tie Pennsyl-
yania Railroad company and ssked for
u reward for returning miieage looks
Which iie had stolen. When It's con-
.siIefed tliat only 4 hort tine befege
he pre- ented the four mileage books
he fad used Two others one q which.
was taken up, his actions 90 appear
strange
..HoIbrook insisted that the eight
iburgiafies Of which he told us were the
only ones be committed. We know,
however, Of at least q score Of bur
glaries In the last few months that
bear the earmarks Of having been CONF
mitted by tie same person. As Hol.
brook confessed that he was guilty OF
eight Of them, we believe that be also
committed the others.
"In nil tile burglarles the burglar
seemed to know just where to find the
yaluables in the house. Holbrook. Of
course visited the houses many times
either in Ills professional capacity or.
MS a guest and therefore 1t would have
been easy for him to have obtained the
desired information.
"outwardly Holbrook does not act
like an insane person. He appears to
be genuinely penltent, and be realizes
fully what be has done. He expressed
the hope that in view of his confession
he would be dealt with lightly, and he
also has promised to restore as much
Of the stolen stun as possible"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-04

tires for ten minutes, and then the
guests are conducted to the bathroom.
The hostess there lies gracefully in
the water, which is rendered opaque
by soup, smokes a cigarette and chats
with her admIrlng guests for awhile.
After they are gone she energies from
the tub and retires to her dressing
room.
, The original lady's bath receptions
have caused lot of gossip, which,
reaching the ears of the king and
queen, has caused her name to be
struck OF the lists of those invited to
meet ROYALTY at court or anywhere else.