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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-08-29

w. GU Smith, Attorney at Latc, Second
National Bank building, IOtcsOn, Md.
VIZ GILL SMITH, ATTORNEY, ETC, rs.
w WILLIAM K. BURNS, IN THE CIRCUIT
oRpERED. By the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county, this 18th day of August, 1905 that the
sale made and reported by W. Gill Smith. At
the property described in the proceedings in the
above entitled cause, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown,
On or before the 2 Ist day of September, 1908;
Provided copy of this order be inserted in some
newspaper printed and published in Baltimore
county. once in each of three successive weeks
before the said 2lst day of September, 1908.
The report states the amount of sales to be
$2,300.00. WILLIAM p. COLE, Clerk.
Aug. ssoltI WILLIAM P. COLE. Clerk.
T. BGyard Williams, Attorney at Lao, 1868
Calcert Building, Baltimore. Md.
E,xEouToR's SALE
LARGE AND ATTRAoTTvE LOT OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY,
Poultry, Farm Implements, Harness,
Etc, Situated on the Farm of the
late Conrad Smith, Located on
the Red Line Road, near
Convention Station,
on the b. and
q. II. R.,
In the Eleventh District of Baltimore
County.
By virtue of an order of the Orphans Court of
Baltimore county. passed on the 18th day of Au-
q gust, 1908, in the matter of the k11xS
AD% estate of Conrad Smith, de- lI1R
~ ceased, the undersigned, Ex-2Amn1m
&&-4&-L ecutor of the last will and testament
of said deceased. will sell by Public Auction,
ON THE PREMISES. on-A-...--.,-----
The following described Personal Property be-
longing to said estate:
ONE COW, ONE HORSE. one horse Wagon,
Wagon Jack, two-horse Roller, Moving Ma
chine, Flows. Harrow, Cultivator, Grind
stone, Lot of Garden Tools, barrels of Corn,
lot of Harness, Market Wagons, Farming I'm
plements, etc.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash upon the day of sale.
WILLIAM W. SMITH, Executor.
STANSBURY BRIAN, Auctioneer,
White Marsh. Maryland.
az Immediately after the foregoing sale I
will sell on said premises. by authority of the
owners, the following property:
SIX ACRES OF GROWING CORN,
30 bushels of Potatoes. / lot of Ma
nure, Tons of Hay, lot of Rye. so
Chickens 8 bushels of Onions. Hog,
Rolls of Chicken Wire, Cutting
Box, Milk Pots 2 Churns. 1900 Shin
giles and HOUSEHOLD and KITCH-
EN- FURNITURE.
STANSBURY BRIAN, Auctioneer.
Aug. 29-ts
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mern Nduertigememts.

4 GRASON & GRASON.
The undersigned, having formed partnership
for the nractice of law, will be glad to conclude
ali unfinished business of their father; the late
John Grason as well as respectfully solIclt tneir
future patronage All business entrusted TO
their care will meet with careful and prompt
attention. w. RISTEAU GRASON.
CARLTON GUS GRASON,
Ofice-Rooms IL and IL Piper Building.
A,,9 90 All Towson, Md.
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THE ErcYc1cAL embodying the results OF
the recent Lambeth Conference of 243 Episco-
pal bishops, ct London. England, from all
parts of the world, shows that strong stand
was taken for the essential aims of socialism.
The conference, after much discussion recog-
nized the principles of brotherhood underlying
this international movement and called upon
the church to show its sympathy forit I'm SO
far as it strives to procure for ADJUST treatment
and real opportunity to live true human
Ives The conference also took position
facts stated IN the creed. Il also opposed the
organization of churches with the color line
drawn, affirming that all races and peoples
must be welded together in one body. By a
vote of 81 to "a the conference resolved that it
was undesirable that the innocent party to
divorce for infidelity receive the blessing of
the church upon remarriage
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HE ILLINOIS state Corn Exposition has
been formed and financed BY citizens offspring
field and now has under way the holding of a
great educational corn show in Springfield,
November sd to 18th, 1908. tbs the ambition
Of the company to interest every corn-grower
in the State to interest him in the modern,
scientific ways of breeding corn, in order that
the yield and the quality may be increased
and improved in every county. Besides the
corn itself. there will be exhibits of kindred
cereals and grasses, feed and farm machinery !;
there win be displays of most of the 107 by
products, showing the process from the raw
material to the market article. The corn
kitchen will show the many ways corn is used
as food, and there will be course of lectures
by men high in the agricultural world on the
scientific breeding of corn.
GOVERNOR CRorHERs is about to make new
departure in the conduct of the affairs of Mary
land and one that cannot help but result in
great good to all the departments of the State
government. He will form a State Cabinet
to be founded upon the same principal as
the National Cabinet that assists the Presi-
dent of the United States in the disposal of bis
important duties. The Governors Cabinet
will consist of the following State officers
Secretary of State N. Winslow Williams; At
torney- General Isaac Lobe Straus; Adiutant-
General Henry M. Warfeld; Comptroller
Joshua w. Herring; Treasurer Murray vandi-
yer. Beginning with October next the Cabinet
will meet at least once month at the Govern
or's offices in Baltimore where it will transact
business and consider matters that can properly
come before it. According to the Governor
these will be varied and important.
THERE Is one thing that can be truthfully
said about Eugene W. Chain, the Prohibition
nominee for President-he's hustler and no
mistake While IN Minneapolis Lost Monday
he made five open air speeches, several of them
in the -four mill district. In one of these he
said: "IfBryan or Taft is elected will it make
any difference in the business you working
men engage in? You won't know which one
wins except as you see it in the newspapers
Things will go ahead without change in either
case and the same abuses will continue. In
one case it will be William and in the other
ease BILL and you can take your choice. If
every man who really believes in prohibition
will vote for me this fall can carry the elec-
toral vote of this State and of almost every
state in the Union. A Prohibitionist does not
have 10 be total abstainer. The Prohibit
ZIONIST is tho man who votes the Prohibition
ticket on election day because he thinks the
principle is right"
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Monday, September IAN, 1908,
Alta O'Clock P. NJ,
THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY, BEING
A PART OF THE PROPERTY DE-
SCRIBED IN SAID MORTGAGE:
At 4 O'Clock P. NJ,

Beginning for the same on the easternmost
side of Main street. fifty feet southeasterly from
the southeast corner of Main street and B street,
and running thence southeasterly one hundred
and twenty-four feet and nine inches to the
Washington turnpike; thence binding on said
turnpike northeasterly one hundred feet; thence
northwesterly parallel with Main street one
hundred and twenty-one feet, and thence south
westerly parallel with street one hundred feet
to the place of beginning. being Lots Nos. IS, 40,
A. A and 46 on the Plat of st. Denis.
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Beginning for the third thereof at chestnut
tree by the Still House and running thence north
Tx degrees, east 16A perches unto Thomas
Kennedy's lot; thence bounding on said lot
south so degrees. east "a perches; south ~ der
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sae,n Advertisements.

CEED WHEAT AND RYE FOR SALE.
CHOICE SEED RYE AND RED WHEAT
for sale. Wheat 81 90 per bushel. ,,,,,x,
CHARLES e. BURTON,
Aug 2a-2t1 Baldwin. Nd.
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William FL. Laurence, Solicitor, 500 Sf2
Lao Building, Baltimore, Md.
Frederick f. Schneider, collector, No, Y
South Gay Street, Baltimore, Md.
TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable and Desirable Fee-simple and
Leasehold Property, on the Hartford
-
Road, North of Erdman Ave
nue. and Near Clifton Park,
AND OF ~
Valuable and Desirable Simple Prop
erty, Near ParkviIle, in the Ninth
District of Baltimore
County.
By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court No.
ma of Baltimore city, the undersigned, a
40 Trustees will sell at Public Auction, III
ON THE RESPECTIVE PREMISES, on
Monday, the s1st dag of September, 1908,
At 2.3O O'Clock P. NJ,
All those three adjoining lots of ground in Bal
timore city, described as follows
A1-Beginning for the first at a stone standing
on the southeast side of the road leading from
Baltimore to Cromwell's Bridge, and running
thence south SO degrees, east 29X perches; south
AN degrees, west i4X perches; north so degrees,
west so perches unto the road thence bounding
on said road with the benefit of the same to the
place of beginning. IN FEE SIMPLE, con-
tanning
TWO AND THREE-FOURTHS ACRES OF
LAND, MORE OR LESS.
GB improvements thereon are one and half
story sbngle-roof FRAME NV LING. 8
Rooms, Cellar and Summer Kitchen Outhouses
Barn and Stable, with stalls for head of stock,
Wagon Shed, Hen House, Corn House and Win
ter-cellar; we'll of good water.
Beginning for the second thereof at marked
white oak sapling standing at or near the divi
sion line between the lands of Lavalin Barry and
Nicholas Catch, and running thence south so
degrees. east 46 perches; north 80 degrees, east
% perches to marked chestnut tree thence
north 59K degrees, west AN perches unto
stone; thence by straight line to the begin
ming. containing
PERCHES OF LAND, MORE
OR LESS.
Beginning for the third thereof at chestnut
tree by the Still House and running thence north
Tx degrees, east 16A perches unto Thomas
Kennedy's lot; thence bounding on said lot
south so degrees. east "a perches; south AZ der
bounding on said lot to the place of beginning,
containing
THREE AND ONE-HALF ACRES AND
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WANTED
A YOUNG MARRIED MAN. with one cnllo,
raised on q farm and can give good references.
Apply at Office of 1.-THE UNlON;,.
Auo 5d.-3t4l Towson, Md.
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FOR SALE.

TWENTY-FIVE SwARMS OF BEES, all In
good shape. Residence near Hiss Church;
R.F.D.-6 Towson station ma
Aug. 20-3t
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Ooyysspondsncs Baltimore County LINTON.
SOME INTERESTING FACTS.
BLOWING ROCK, N. C.. Aul

BLOWING Rock, N. c., Aug. 18th, l9Oo-
Msssys. L0nonecksr Bros, 70a0sOn, d.-Dtdr Sars;
-Referrine to enclosed clipping from your issue
Of 18th inst would recall the fact that Mr.. JEFF
ferson was candidate for the Presidency niIso'
and having received the second highest number
of votes became Vice President. in accordance
with the provisions of the constitution. He was
elected by the House Of Representatives in lSUl.
Mr.. Burr, his opponent, became Vice President
and he was elected in 1904 by the Electoral Col
leee (that is the people) being the first Presi-
dent elected under the 18th Amendment, which
was proclaimed September 18th. 1904. Mr. Van
Buren, was elected in 1886. defeated in 1910 and
was again candidate of the Free Soil Democrats
in 1sls. Van Buren, and Adams being the nomi-
nees it was their candidacy which gave the vote
of New York to Gen. Taylor, thus electing him.
Very truly yours, A. NIsBET TURNBULL.
rThe item above referred to is as follows |;
Henry CLAY was three times an unsuccessful
candidate for President. Three times Andrew
Jacksor was q candidate for President and twice
he was elected. In 1924 the election went into
tine national House of Representatives and Jonn
Quincy Adams was chosen. Grover Clevelanu .
record equaled Jackson's. James q: Blaine was
An aspfrnnt for the nomination Tor Presloent az
the hands of the Republicans three times, Out
won only once Ds.l
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There being some misapprehenslon as to the
real objects and purposes of the Citizens Demo-
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Also, they will offer Lot No. 2, known as the
Eastern Division of Lower Place." containing
40 ACRES, 2 ROODS AND ID SQUARE PER-
CHES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS,
adjacent to Lot No i. with right of way as pro-
vided for Lot No. l. This tract is improved by
an EIGHT-ROOM FRAME DWELLING, with
Barn and other outbuildings, is well watered and
has good orchard. There are about acres of
good timber on this tract.
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tn The Creditors of Stuart Redrney, Of IOaUson. In
the County of Baltimore and District GJ0TeSdsd'
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that on the
2oth day of August A. d. 1908. the said stuart
Kearney was duly adjudicated oankru l and
AT THE OFFICE OF EMANUEL W. HER
MAN, Referee, Piper Building, Towson, Nd
on Tuesday, September 18th, 1908,
At3o'clock P. NJ,
At which time the said creditors may attend 81
The Rankr1lDt and transact such other business
as NAV properly come before said meeting.
Bankrupt's schedules show assets a. $5o3g.u
EMANUEL w. HERMAN, ~
Referee in Bankruptcy
o.s.o. Piper Building, Towson. Nd.
O1nces 10 e. Lexington St., Baltimore, Mo
Aug. GIT ~
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-08-29

WAN1hD'
BY young man VINO has had experience;
POSITION TO DO LIGHT WORK On FARM.
a s Address. 14Oi McCULLOH STREET.,
Au9 9o-2fl Baltimore, Md.
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CONSISTING OF TWO TRACTS OF LAND,
CONTAINING IN ALL SIXTY-FIvE ACRES
OF LAND, MORE OR LESS. particularly de-
scribed as follows
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cSTAGE LINE TO THE FAIR.
will run STAGES FROM TOWSON TO THE
BALTIMORE COUNTY FAIR, at Timonlum,
every day next week. beginning at 800 A. N
]. WILLIAM PHIPPS,
C. P. Phone, 125-w. foWson' mu.
Aug 29-1t
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Also, they will offer Lot No. 8, known as the
"Western Division of Lower Place. containing
35X ACRES OF LAND. MORE OR LESS.
adjacent to Lot No. 2, with right of way as pro-
vided in Lots Nos. 1and2. This tract is improved
by a FOUR ROOM HOUSE, well wateFed and
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Hartman, Knapp, UlnsGat e Tucker, Counsel
ors at Lao, 7O8 DO Fidelity Build
ing, baltimore, Maryland.
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Eas.spa0d, Upper BslLaSdsse5s B..ssA.-
lTRUsTEEs' SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AND
IMPROVEMENTS,
Situate in the Eleventh Election District of
Baltimore County, Md, Near Glen
arm Station, Maryland and
Pennsylvania Railroad.
SPLENDID COUNTRY SEATS IN A PRO
Pennsylvania Railroad.
GREssIyE COMMUNITY.

SPLENDID COUNTRY SEATS IN A PR
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'W0 AND THREE-FOURTHs ACRES OF

LAM. Oh LEOO.
~ improvements thereon one and half
story shnGle-roof FRAME NV ELLlNG, 8
Rooms, Cellar and Summer Kitchen Outhouses
Barn and Stable, with stalls for head of stock,
Wagon Shed, Hen House, Corn House and Win
ter-cellar; well of good water.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
have on hand for investment for clients any
amount between $500 and $4,000, TO be loaned on
first mortgage; must be gilt edge; part OF this
money at per cent. Apply to
no"o' :" NOAH E. OFFUTT,
Auo 2Q-4t1 Towson, Nd.
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NTOTICE TO CREDITORS. 81
In the District Court of the United states
for the District of Maryland
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-09
GOVERNOR is BETTER, BUT
DEATH WARRANTS WAIT
No Public Business Can Reach
Gillett and Two Prisoners
Are to Be Exec cuted

REDDING, Dec S.-At o'clock DR..
F. Stabel. who had just returned from
Governor Gilletts bedside, issued the
following signed bulletin:
Governor J. n. Gillett shows, quite
a little Improvement Temperature
which has been ranging from 100 in
the morning to 103 in the evening
ranged today from 94.4 to 1902. Head
ache and general aching entirely re-
lieved. Pulse that was previously 120
is now Sc. Cause of illness some in
digestfe4e or slightly poisoned food,
though not to the extent of ptomaine
poisoning All visitors are still denied
admission and no public business is
allowed to reach the governor.
Death warrants are waiting un-
signed for two prisoners to be executed
Friday in San Quentin
L will not permit the governor to be
disturbed tomorrow by business" says
the doctor. Governor Gillett says him
self. referring to public business
Let it wait"
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-09
LACK OF SUBSIDY
HURTS COMMERCE
Schwerin Says American Flag
Will Disappear From Pacific
Shipping Soon
Steamship Traffic Is Now
Being Conducted at Very
Heavy Loss

PORTLAND, Dec. S.-That the Ameri-
can flag viii have disappeared from
Pacific ocean shipping within the next
eight years is the prophecy made by
r. p. Schwerin. vice president and
manager of the Hartman water lines.
For this condition Schwerin blames
the government for not providing sub
sides and for diversion OF freight TO
foreign lines by Americans.
Business on our lines was never so
bad as it is now" said Schwerin last
night Our steamers out of San
Francisco last year lost s46S.0O0. and
six months of the present year they
were run at a loss of s265, 00o During
September we went sos, 900 behind.
and November added a deficit of s6s. 600.
1T takes 100000 to run a big trans
Pacific liner on a single round trip
The japanese government gives a sub
sidy amounting to $4,000 TO vessels
carrying the Japanese flag. This $75,
000 must be made up in freight and
passengers by the American steamers
If they are to compete with the Jap
anese lines
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-09
Hon Is Your Bloodo

II you lack strength, are nervous.
have no appetite. don't sleep well. gat
tired easily, your blood is In bad condi-
ton. YOU can, not be strong without
pure, rich blood. Hoods Sarsapariila
makes good, rich blood and keeps it
good.
Dyspepsia-"For six months my sys-
tenn was. out of order with dyspepsia
and impure blood Spent lots Of money
in vain, but Hoods Sarsaparilia cured
me-" Jos. S. Zauba. Genoa, Neb.
Had 10 Appetite was trouble l
with dyspepsia and had no appetite. 1
had a faint feeling after eating. fy
constitution was all run down, brt
Hoods Sarsaparilla fully relieved me"
Florence stowe, Sniderville, Wisconsin.
Weakness bless the day l he ard
of Hoods Sarsaparilla, as it cured me
of extreme weakness after grip, built
my husband up after pneumonia, and
cured eczema and blood poisoning -
our children" Mrs. NJ. A. Delworth
Box 4, Embreevflle, Pa.
Hoods Sarsaparilla Is sold every
where In the usual liquid. or In tahl >.
form called Sarsatabs. 100 Doses One
Dollar Prepared only by c. !. Iond
Co., Lowell. Mass.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-09
FACULTY RECEPTION TO
DR.. AND MRS. w. w. GUTH
William T. Boots Entertains
President of University of
Pacific at Dinner
Especial Dispatch to The Call


SAN JOSE, Dec. S.-Dr w. w. Guth.
recently elected president of the Univer-
sity Of the Pacific, and Mrs. Guth were
given reception tonight at the Hotel
Eendome by the faculty of the institu-
ton. Preceding the function William
T. Boots of Milpitas entertained DIR.
and Mrs. Guth at dinner, together with
a score of other distinguished guests
who are either active workers in the
interest of the graft prosecution in
San Francisco or heartily in sympathy
with the movement Those present at
the dinner were:
President D. S. Jordan OF Stanford university
Rev. c. NJ. Lathrop of San Francisco; Mr.. aad
Mrs. ". Burns of San Francisco: Prof. Fer
nando Stanford OF Stanford DR.. and Mrs. J
Culver Hartzell of this city; Judge and Mrs
Fl. d. Tuttle; Mr. and Mrs. d. NJ Burnett
Rev. and Mrs. W. T. Patchell of this city;
Henry Able and Miss Mabel Of Milpitas and
Morris NJ. Daley of San Jose.
Several others. including Rudolph
Spreckels, had been invited but were
unable to be present, owing to prior
engagements.
Fully 400 persons met DR.. and Mrs
Guth at the reception which followed
the dinner party, and William ]. Burns
Rev. Mr.. Lathrop and others who are
participating in the great moral move
ment in the metropolis were the GEN.
ters of large circles.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-09
LOAN" IS Defense
OF JACKSON HATCH
San Jose Attorney and Clubnlan
on Trial for Embezzlement
of $4,000
Fashionable Women Eriliven
Court With Their Stylish
Hats and Gowns
Especial Dispatch to The Call


SAN JOSE, Dec. S.-Surrounded by
his wife. his daughter, his daughter in
law and one of his sons, jackson
Hatch. the attorney and clubman who
is being tried on a charge of embez-
zling more than $4,000 from the es-
tate of Mrs. Sarah a. Sage, attracted
the attention of well flled room IN
Judge Welsh's department OF the su-
perior court today. The fashionable
gowns and hats of many women promi-
nent in San Jose society were con-
spicuous in the gathering
Wearing colored glasses and shade
over his eyes Hatch maintained an air
of confidence throughout the day and
frequently conferred with his attorneys
as they fought inch by inch against
the Introduction of discriminating ev1-
dence
His defense rests upon the allegation
that he borrowed from Mrs. Sage the
$4,000 which he is alleged to have en-
bezzled
The cross examination of Mrs. sage
was directed to the effort on the part
of Hatch's attorneys TO make Mrs.
Sage admit that she had lent Halch
sums of money ranging from $loo 10
$1,000 on various occasions, and that
she lldu permitted MN " Sisoh
for the same and keep these notes In
his possession.
The first piece of evidence offered by
the prosecution today was statement
filed as an exhibit showing that Hatch
had $4,000 belonging to Mrs. Sage
under his control. After trying strug-
gle the foundation was laid for the
statement and it was admitted
Mrs. Sage testified upon cross ex-
animation that she had no recollection
of having sent Hatch sums mentioned
in his statement. She remembered a
personal loan of $3.50 in 1901. She ex-
planned on redirect examination that
the $4,000 which at first she said she
had lent to Hatch had in reality been
placed in his hands at his suggestion
for use in assisting her son when she
was i'll.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-09
MRS. GOULD FINALLY
NAMES CORRESPONDENTS
Paris and New York Named as
Locale of Husbands
InfideIity
Especial Dispatch to The Call

NEW YORK. Dec s.-Mrs. Helen
Kelly Gould in her suit for divorce from
Frank J. Gould. now pending in the su-
preme court. accuses her husband Of
improper conduct with Miss Marjorie
Stevens at the Grand hotel. Paris and
with Miss Rose Winter at 30S West
Fifty-cighth street, New York
Justice Sesbury denied today Gould S
application TO have stricken from his
wife's complaint the allegations respect
ing the two young women. whose names
were disclosed for the first time There
IS q third unnamed correspondent de-
scribed in the amended complaint as an
inmate Of house in North sydney. Cape
Breton.
Tho complaint filed alleges that in
the autumn OF 1906 Gould hired a suite
OF connecting rooms at the Hotel Grand
in Paris. by means OF which he had ac-
cess 10 rooms occupied by Miss Stevens
during the fail and winter Of 1906 and
1907. and that thereafter Gould was =
frequent visitor TO Miss Stevens at her
home. go West Fiftieth street
The complaint alleges that Gould
formed the acquaintance OF Miss Rose
Winter in April. 1906, and that he gave
her a diamond ring. gold purse and
various sums Of money. one Of $4,000
Gould denies absolutely the charges
OF his wife.