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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
YOUTH CONFESSES HAVING
STOLEN ANONEYLN CHURCHES
David McCandish, Sixteen Years Of Age, Under Ar
rest on Serious Charge Does Not Secm5to -
Realize GRAVITY Of Oncnsc. s5asf

thefts from churches, and said he GOT
slS from persons nj Sacred Heart r.>Ahe-
.dral, sl.5o from. Holy Trinity Church,
~ from ST. Peters, and other small sums lls
stolen from e state hibrn a1S.n s 50 Ns
alb Cart l'fankll, Street ,st The sat chel.
Waa aftSrwardsIeft by tln noy y S y.
owner Ehs sexT d mI na ansH ,w ,"'n
the Home for needy Gonfellerntr Women,
Az .r s's n ana y slytan
,lie pasts against him win i,be heard IN
dc iioilee dnlrt this morning, ,sa
l;trert{ cleaning pnrtlnelt; ti'gc covered
tWo s,tcleiS istolen, by Mccnndisl,. The
aatcilgls found In tho c, ,, ~, a.
Ninth and Grace Streets ana laghtll
and Grace Streets; I, i, ...
Aa q resut 81 An 1lis AZ nisa9 Sainst NM tHo
bps one tlidrgltg, him MIN ,st teal
and lantherdhnrg him WI ", \ lnk s. =,
4 eatel,e liG!niT q aa,al r l1y,.
lalninE about NV.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
nIz2695z4@k1
q! 8 SO 3 }!f7zlzzSE

the Southern Railway suf1cient
number OF narrow gauge cars ia
load 100 broad gauge cars per
lroSth at that point; and that the
said Tidewater and Western Rail-
road shall, from and after this
date. deliver at C,estlr for trans
fer to the Atlantic Coast Line Rail-
road sufficient number of narrow
gauge cars to load zoo broad gauge
cars per month at that point. All
deliveries of cars by the Tidewater
and Western Railroad ut N1oseley
and Chester are to be made with
reference to It's rcdulsitions for
cars on the Southern Railway and
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad re-
spcctively. Provided. however. If,
after full opportunity and facili-
ties have been afforded by the said
Tidewnter and Western Railroad.
the shippers along it's line shall
fail TO load cars up to the number
herein required for movement to
Nroseley and Chester. respectively;
then the said Tidewatcr and West
ern Railroad shall not be liable
under this order for the movement
of a greater number of cars than
are actually loaded along its line
and rendered for shipment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
Three Mems
Money Affairs.

For ten years the first spent an
average Of 5 / a week foolishly, abso-
.lntely without return. The second
saved 81 a week at home, where it
could earn no Interest. The third
deposited his s1Eregularly each week
in a bank paying per cent. interest.
Here's the way they stood at the end
of ten years:
No. l. Nothing
No. 2. ....s' : oso'ou
No. 8 soo5.2s
Which do you intend to copy?
The difference between Nos. and alle Z
represents tho interest those little
savings earned-$s5. 23. Start an
account with us at once and endeavorS
- get that sG05.23. We pay per
cent. interest on savings accounts,
compounded semi-annually'
If you live out Of town you can
easily bank by mail. Write us.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
SOLDIER OF THE QUEEN.
Captain Clifford Wilson'S Death
Recalls His Interesting Life.

Especial to The T!mes-Dispatch.l
y LYNCHBURG,t VA, April 4.--Captain.
Clifford Wilson. native OF England
died in Bedford county last night,
after brief illness He was seventy
years Old and spent the last half of
his life in Virginia. When a young
man he was appointed by Queen VIC
torla as an officer in her army. He
served With distinction In India.
Deceased has n married daughter
living at Sandrigham. where She is
an especial favorite with both tho King
and Queen, having made ESt;ep around
tho world two years ago at the ex-
pense Of the royal family, visiting
her father here on the tour. The re-
mains VIII be Inferred near 1vey
Chapel, Bedford county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
Young Couple Eloped.

Mr. II. r. Carter and Miss Fannie Lee
Slaughter. of Chelsea tlill, Belopcd on,
were married. The couple returned to-
Richmond yestcrdaytand received the for
givencss OF the girls parents
bride, wished tho couple to delay the
wedding, at least for the present. but
they decided to take the matter In their
own hands. and eloped. The bride Is
two. and is u 5maohinist by trade.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
|" \ ON'.S
SUCCESS ::
In Curing {: ,..,,ii.: Iold, Chronic s,''
Cases Of
RHEUMATISM
Patients y Given Up ~. a.
5sI 4! \, ::'l','
Restored to Health in q
/ Few Hours by the
Use Of His
3XRhn,,matisn, R emedv

{ I want every rheumatic 70 throw away
ana on tn MUNYON'S : 8 RHBl'M z
sal M no matter what your druggist may
say, no rnatter what your friends may
say, no matter. how higotea or pre1u,
diced you ,nny be against al auSyef srs}
a nnd est 81 bott IL o90s KY
TisM cGRE, Price .l.oo !Hs WIN get
1t for you Il he has none in stoeko there
says: EVERY tablet 1is worth more tnan
diamond Of the same size. Jew
,dosos Will take away all aches and pans.
and a euro generally effected before one
bottle ls used.
Remsrnber. this remedy contains n,
salicylic acid, no opium. cocaine NOR.
phlne. Or other harmful drugs. It IS put
rnaeF the ian, q 5he
Il HY YOU are en- not Satisfied, Bring the empty
bottle 70 mo and Will refund you-
money.
NO room Tor doubling no room for
skeptics, no excuse whatever why you
should not get well Of rheumatism.
II you have any other s.ment rsinsn-
Der TINT we put 3H q dinerent rem Iss
Our Cold Cure cures the cold, Our Cough
Cure IS worth more than all the emul-
sions. all the oils, MI the bnlsaras. and
esh cures that hays ensr b be meas
9 sHa aen p q IS ' Cents s.A''sA'
MY Kidney Cure. ! believe has saved
moro lives and cured more chronic cases
OF bladder and kidney ailment than any
known remedy. Money back whenever 1t
fails.
MY Dyspepsia and Stomach Remedy eri-
abcs ono to eat q good. square meal and
digest It..
NY Constipation Ointment gives nat
ural movement in from two to three min.
utes, and Is rapidly taking the place Of
: all cathartics and weakening nostrums.
MY Headache Ctlre stops all headache.
| In from 8 toto minutes. and Is a good
heart and stomach tonic.
All persons suffering with Piles mos.
earnestly ask to try my Pile Ointment.
It stops all itching and pains instantly.
Money back II II, fails to cure, and cure
quickly. WA
Munyon's vitalizer gives vigor and
strength to old men and restores lost
! powers. "a V MuNYON:
j
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
Here on HONEYMOON Trim.

Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard B. Brown. Of
Alexandria, Va. who were married at
the residence OF the bride. Miss Eliza
beth Boyer. by Rev. DR.. Bulla. OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church. South. Of
are the guests Of MIR. and Mrs. Ernest
r. Boyer. Of No. ia East Clay Street.
Mr.. Brown Is Il successful contractor
and builder, and the bride Is n popular
young lady OF Alexandria.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
Jerome Will Appeal.

tativcly stated late tonight that District
Attorney jerome will appeal from the
decision Of Justice Fitzgerald In refusing
TO allow him to inspect the minutes OF
the Thnw commission In lunacy which
reported to-day.
The appeal will be In the nature or
an action to obtain a review Of the JUS
tees decision. and will be taken in the
Appellate Division Of the Supreme Court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
Dumont Has Fall.

PARIS. April 4.-Santos Dumont was
not willing to risk his now aeroplane in
the heavy wind to-day. so lie made his
experiment with his old machines. He
flew q distance Of thirty yards. when the
machine was upset BY strong gust OF
wind. and came violently to the ground.
Dumont was not injured. but the machine
was seriously damaged. The trial was
made at Saint Cyr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
viii Be Buried Here.

Mr.. Chris. Manning, Jr.. has received
a telegram from Tucson. Ariz.. an
nouncing tina 1.-THE body of his brother
Mr.. John Manning, had been shipped to
this city for interment. Mr.. Manning
stated that 1t would hardly arrive
here before Sunday. at which time the
ming died unexpectedly In Tucson a
few days ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
DAVID MCCLURE.
.iI1ET1EIo u OINEX

'LEOPOI.D4 PUTXEL Z.
AS to DR.. Putzel's action in leaving
the conference to-day,it was stated he
did not fee1 1t Was necessary for him
to remain. While Messrs. Mcclure and
Oncy, both of whom arc lawyers. We're
going over the legal phases of the
mass of testimony adduced before the
commission.
Justice Fitzgerald himsclf announced
that the dclay had hen occasioned by
his examination of the testimony.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05

David McCandish, II youth Of sixteeni
years, rs under arrest on the charge q
having committed several robbcrlcY ~
.tncllye Mcmahon yesterday morning ana
carYicn 10 the oiiice Of the Chief OF Police
where ito ronfossed to having tnken va
l!pua things ~ mora or less value rom
churches, Apparently he doeR not rehllze
the gravity OF his situation.
The irgt complaint received by tne
detertiyeaa which resulted IN The, arrest
cam. % Ashland. who had been relieved
OF her hnid satche, while vititlng INC
stats library ol, Saturday. 1hN thrf,
,iiai iio took tho ilnndbpg which contained
"a SHALL siiln Of money. Il gold watch, Y
railroad ,icket 10 Ashnhd, md Dther3litt
| things usually found inca iadY's sltenel.
satchei lie boy tlireW ~ with the other
| articles, IN q sewer.
1lle priHbnnr acknowledged various
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
Mrs w II Ellis.

Especial to The Ti1nes- DiApatcli.]
g SPENCER, n. c.. April 4.-Mrs w.
II. Ellis, aged forty-cight years. died
at her home in Spencer this morning
with typhoid pneumonia, from which
Che had suffered three weeks Her
condition had been desperate for ten
days. She. leaves n husband and six
sons, all OF whom are we'll known
here. Tho family moved to spencer
from Shelby two years ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
1MPRoMPTU SHOOT.
Richmond Gun Club Honors
Visiting Professionals

An impromptu shoot at the Richmond
noon In honor of Colonel J. i. Anthony
anu Mr.. a. NJ Hatcher two distinguish
ed visitors. "A large number of the
boys" turned out and made good scores,
as did these two. popular professional
shots, whose is.cords were excellent un-
der the trying atmospheric conditions.
They will both be seen at the traps
Saturday, at which time they Will give
an exhibition at the shooting grounds. AZ
The public are Invited to attend.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
not t. havegthis responsibility placed

not to have this responsibility placed
upon him.
Mr.. Cannon suggested that 1t would
be bad precedent, and that It would
probably be better to let the persons
fined come before the committee and
have their fines RENTED where 1T was
clear that there was no intent to Violate
the provisions OF the ordinance
Mr.. 5Dabney suggested that this would
be bad precedent and one whic9,
might lead to other persons fined com
ing before the commttc and asking to
have their fines RENTED. &f@
Alderman r. II. Elicit moved that
the resolution be recommended to the
Council for rejection. Another MEM
Der offered as a substitute that the
ordinance lie on the table.
The motion to table prevailed The
ordinance now rests on the table of the
Finance Committee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05

THE# RIGHT RoAD8To BALTIMORE.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
The popular YORK RIVER LINE.
Leave Richmond 1870 r. M. daily. en-
scept Sunday. $3.50 one way; $500 round
trip. It's the way to reach Baltimore,
philadelphia, New York, the North ~
East.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
'urday for intermcnt In the family bury
ing-ground by the side OF her husband.
Mrs. C. l.. Broadus.

Especial to THO Times-DIBphtch.I
GORDONSVILLE VA. April AIRS.
G. l.. Brondus. aged seventy three years.
died at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon at
the home OF her only son. 4. Madison
Brondus. She was born near Luray. Va.
and leaves ono brother, Mr. Daniel
Kemp, who lives near Luray. Vn. Sha
Ter only sW daushter Who died some ifteen
years ago.
Mrs. Broadus had lived with her son
for the past eighteen years. and Mrs.
law. has been a devoted daughter to her.3
For lifty-nvc years deceased had been
n member Of the Baptist Church,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
t. S. HenshaW.
~ 49, N'''.A'> -
fSneclnl To The lin ra. DiRnnfch

Especial to Tho Times- Dispatch.
FIRED ER1CKSBURG VA. April A.
Mr. T. s. Henshaw. IA well-known citi-
zen OF Caroline county. died to-day
ut his homo near Lent Of stomach
trouble. aged hfty-four years. He is
survived by Ills widow and several
oh Irfn 1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
DEATHS.

.A1UTTER.--Died. April 4th. at 800 a.
her nge. Mrs MARY s. MUTT Err, e
widow Of John Mutter, ESD. and
daughter OF the slate Colonel w. H.
Macon, OF New Kent county:
Funeral Will take place from the
Taylor Tane Jr.. 2ooi Monument Avenue.
TO-DAY Friday). ut 4:3o n.
Friends and acquairtanccs are In;
vited to attend.
PARSONS -Ioicd, suddenly. ut 10 p. Nj.
ut the Retreat for the Sick Wednns-S
dav April Sd. EDWARD II. PAR
SONS, In the thirty FIRST year OF MS
Funeral at Randolph Street Bap,..
tist Church TO-DAY lFriday). April
9Th at o'clock in the. afternoon.
Interment at Rivervicw Cemetery.
ROBINsoN.---Dicd April 4th, Mt his
residence Colleton. Nelson county.
Va. after long illness. Mr.. RUS
His remains Will be brought to
Richmond and funeral services held
at the Mortuary Chanel. Hollywood,5
at i o'clock SATURDAY., April 9Th.
Friends invited to attend
TYLER.--Died. In Will!amsbure.
| Thursday. April A.. JOHN TYLER.
aged cighteen mont tbs. son of Judge
y Gardiner Tyler and Mary Jones' .s
James Alfred Jones late Of Rich
THE The remains will be brought
To Richmond on the morning train
| and tho intcrmcnt will be In Holly,
wood F'RID Az. April 8.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
Mrs Mary S. Wrenn.

Especial to the Times foispatciLl
n BUCKINGHAM, VA, April AIRS.
Mary S. Wren. aged eighty.two years.
died at her residence. this county
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
no r,UyIlyT TjID OuIi,,

LA%ATINT1 HROAIO LulIlna TN'
moves the cause ~ get the genuine,
call for fun mans and look for sigHa,
ture Of u. w. GROVE. gbc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
Tuls DAY LAsT YEAR.

~ NJ .,.......,.3 gg T.. M. ~
=. Mul,...a 10 IL midnight III, SIS
average ....,... OF ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
CONDITIONS YESTERDAY.

partly cloudy.
a, M-....,.. 8? g p. M.. 10
az NJ. ....s.s..,, 10 0 T.. CG
3l' M.,tr..... i. midnight 81
-aNeiaSt4..t.,t... 90 "a.
Highest temperature yesterday re
Lowest Temperatures yesterday .,... 80
Me'.n trL'prrht.rr yesterday. 81
SprnNi temperature yesterday..... %
Departure from norma! temperature 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
ORDERS AEL|EF
FOR SHIPPERS
tcontlnned from l'Irst rAge.l


gauge cars of the Tidewater and
Western Railroad to their own cars
all traffic rendered 10 the said South
ern Railway at Moseley.
1T IS further ordered, That the
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad from
and after this date. shall furnish
10 the Tidewater ana Western Rail-
road at Chester. not less than two
hundred t20Ut cars per month. ac-
cording to requistions for cars AS
made by the Tidewater ana West
ern Railroad from time 10 time,
no car orders to regain unified
for a period exceeding four days
And the Tidcwaier ana Western
Railroad shall. within q reasonable
time, transfer from Its narrow
gauge cars to the cars Of the Al
lantic Coast Line Railroad all trnf-
1ic delivered by the said Underwater
and Western Railroad for transfer
at Chester,
Duties Of Underwater.
1T is further ordered THAT tho
Tl0cwater and Western Railroad
shall from and after this date.
deliver at Moseny for transfer 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05

OF the Methodist Church from 1880 to
1888, he was elected bishop In tho
latter year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
coNplIinNs N Mn,roNIANl' CITIES.
llINlN,ruMM AII,lANA

-, Apfll .. gOI.
ssuT llsestt',t a.hl HIGH TIDE.
,,,lig se ~, VIZ, Morning. f,l0aJt
.9ipoN sttses,'..i2l evening, ...l 6.57
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05

City Attorney Pollard was present
BY request at the meeting, and was
asked to make n statement az to the
resolution. He declared he believed
several OF tho persons fined for viola
ting the Umlnuf law had done so with
out Intention. their custom prior to
the passage OF the ordinance being to
close before midnight, lie further
stated however, that he would prefer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05

ROBINSON .-4Died. April 4th, ut his
residence, Colleton. Nelson county,
Va. after long illness. Mr.. RUS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05

Funeral OF Randolph Street Bap.F
tfst Church TO-DAY tFriday). April
Eth. at 5 o'clock In the afternoon.
Intcrment at Riverview Cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
Still on Table.

Mr.. Pollock is himself u member Of
the Committee on Finance. lie is also
an attorney at law. practlclng in tho
courts of this city. When the resolu-
ton came up, Mr.. Pollock stated that
as he represented one OF moro OF the
appellants to which the paper had ref
erencc, he would, of course. take no
part in the discussion OF the resolution.
nor IN tho action OF the committee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05

PARSONS Dicd suddenly. alto p. A.
ut the Retreat for tho Sick. Wednns-'
dav, April Sd. EDWARD Fl. PAR
SONS, In the thirty-first year OF his
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-16
OFFICERS IN
HUNT HERE
FOR s7RANGLER

Continued from Page One)
fore o'clock and then went over TO the
train so Mrs. Brown stated.
II was the next afternoon that n special
delivery letter was received at the house
addressed To Mrs Brown. James Duncan
answered the bell and signed for the let
ter. He then gave II 10 the woman. As
soon as she opened IL and read a little
OF II she burst into tears.
The other members OF the household
for the moment stood I'm amazement and
then inquired what was the matter. She
handed the letter 10 Mrs. Duncan. wife
OF the boarding house keeper. who read
II and told the nature OF it's contents to
the others.
The letter was postmarked Providence
and the stamp upon II was registered 2
o'clock. The letter stated that the child
was dead. and that the sender, she was
not sure about the name. would soon fol-
low.
Mr.. Duncan stated that one day during
Old Home Week. Petsold appeared at the
house with the child. She was an attrac-
tive girl. with long, black hair and tanned
complexion. The next time that Petsold
appeared in the house was Wednesday af-
ternoon, when he rang the bell and called
for kitty. meaning Mrs. Brown. lie
was ushered into the sitting room. and
when Mrs. Brown arrived they held
short conversation. The man said that
he was not feeling well, and that he had
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-16
EMPIRE DOWAGER
WILL ABDICATE

Shanghai. Aug. 1.-THE empress dowa-
ger has announced her determination to
abdicate at the next Chinese New Year.
She desires, IL Is said, to hand over the
cares OF state to the emperor.
A secret decree has been issued calling
q meeting of the grand council to make
arrangements for the change.
This is not the first time that the COM
Ing retirement OF the doWagcr empress
has been reported. but with her advance
In years her early retirement becomes
the more probable, and II Is quite likely
that now. when she is 72 years old, she
finds II necessary to release the strong
grip she has held on the affairs OF the
Chinese government during so many
years OF her long and remarkable career.
Tzi-hsu Is the daughter OF Manchu.
who. being In financial difficulties In Can
ton. in 1888. sold her. then an infant OF
years, to rich merchant, She proved a
very clever child. and before she was
years old, could read and write.
In 1s4S an imperial proclamation was
issued. calling for eligible Manchu maid
ems between Is and 1S 10 present them
selves at Pekin in view OF the selection
OF secondary wives for the Emperor Hen
flung. Tzi-hsu was among the first ten
on the chosen list. From this time dates
her life OF intrigue. Succeeding in maxi
Ing herself Indispensable TO the empress.
she was constantly brought TO the em-
perors notice. She won his admiration
and affection and later bore him a son.
The empress had no son. So Tzi-hsu was
able to induce the emperor. on account OF
her child. to proclaim her the western
Empress"
Hien-fung died In 1861 and Tzi-hsu
placed her son on the throne under the
name of Tung-chi. During his minority
the government was in the hands OF a
regency consisting of Tzi-hsu, the other
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-16
BY GEORGE II. BuRNHAM Auctlone,
MORTGAGES SALE

Will be sold at public auction on
THURSDAY the 22d day Of August, a.
D.. 1907. on the premises. by virtue OF
tho powers OF sale contained I'm n mort
gage made and executed by Enrico Mar
dolillo. OF the City OF Providence.
Rhode Island, dated August n. A. ID.
1904. and recorded I'm the records OF
mortgages OF personal property I'm the
City OF Providence. I'm Book No. go at
page 2s2 the conditions OF said mort
gage having been broken.
The following described articles OF per-
sonal property I'm tho store and saloon sit
uated at No. 105 Spruce street. I'm said
City OF Providence. viz. One front bar,
all plumbing connected Herewith. one
back bar, one lunch bar, one stove. one
cash register. one ice box, one hot water
urn, one Kerosene stove. one cigar cutter,
tables. chairs. pictures. glass and crock
cry ware. cigar case. ales. wines, lager.
liquors. cigars and tobacco.
BY order OF the mortgagee. who here
by gives notice OF Its intention TO bid al
said sale or at any adjournment thereof
BARNEY q LEE. Attorneys.
aug is.i7,ls,p.A
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-16
PEN SENTENCE
POsTPONEs
BOYS WEDDING

contemplated wedding OF a 20-year-old
boy and a girl of IL was undoubtedly post
poned for month. when, this morning,
the prospective bridegroom was sentenced
to 30 days in jail for stealing fountain pens
valued at 5000 from the Shepard company
store.
He who is 10 be separated from his
afflanced by the court sentence Is John III.
Braley of II Smithfield avenue, who has
been employed to demonstrate a food
company and was arrested at the store
yesterday morning by Chief Inspector
Horton and Inspector Godfrey.
At headquarters there were found in
the possession OF Braley 21 OF the
writing tools. valued at $3.50.
Braley when being questioned at the
inspectors office was seized with a
succession OF fits. and finally Or. Brug
had TO be summoned to administer
treatment.
Braley sold the pens. some of which
were valued at $40 each. TO boys for from
10 TO 80 cents apiece, and some he, gave
away.
When searched at headquarters there
was found In his possession n permit is
sued I'm Attleboro for him and Beatrice
Mann OF Dodgeville TO be married, the
certificate bearing the signed written con-
sent OF the mother OF the girl.
The Mann girl was at headquarters last
evening to learn OF the plight OF her lover
and told Chief Inspector Horton that she
then did not know whether or not she
would marry. Braley. but said she thought
that she might do so.