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New-York tribune., 1908-02-23
distant asks $1,000 room a year and rents
Suftes ar O00 A

distant asks $1,000 room year and rents
small suites at 5000 year.
Certain apartment hotels consider $500 to $500
a room year no unreasonable figure to ask for
suites of rooms. and that homeseekers agree
with them is shown by the cheerfuiness With
which they pay this price.
New York hotels no longer shelter only gan
sient population. Each great caraFansary
means home to unnumbered small families John
w. Gates is said to have paid $4,000 a year for
his suite at the Plaza Hotel. certain wealthy
woman is said to exceed this figure by $1,000
in the sum she pays for her luxurious hotel
apartment At the Holland House c>Ie may
enjoy the use of two rooms and a bath for
$4,000 a year. and at the St Regis at the rate
of S25 day. while the Waldorf charges $4,000
a year for small suites.
The ST. Regis is perhaps the only place in
New York which will not make long lease
A tenant Is charged by the day only. and may
decrease or add to the number OF rooms in his
suite at his convenience and depart az
pleasure with no lease to occasion months OF
outlay during absence.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23
$4,000 FOR EIGHT MONTHS.

The highest rental paid recently for a house
was 100000 for period of eight months. This
house is in ed street. just off Fifth avenue.
Scarcely two blocks below il in the avenue
apartments which are said to be the most
pensive in the city. with average annual
rental of S1JOoo each. People who have two OF
these apartments thrown into one To enjoy Il
spacious home pay just twice that sum for the
additional privilege.
In this locality ten-room suites. unfurnished
may be had for $1,000 year. while a block
further down large suites entice the gregarious
householder at $500 unless he wants them
furnished when he get them for $4,000.
Around 50th street housekeeping apartments
bring $120 900, while an apartment hotel not far
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23
PERILS OF COMMERCIAL FIRES.

4 veteran commander knows a lot, and often
predicts with accuracy when the back draft or
explosion OF prisoned gases will occur and how, soon
the walls viii come down He is not infallibIe he
has no time 10 calculate too nicely, and the fire
De attacked al whatever cost Heavy safes
and printing presses crashed unexpectedly through
the floors of the Parker Building: the electric lights
went out leaving the helneted workers on II floors
In midnight darkness Three men we're killed
and many seriously injured. FlTemen Furey and
Tcgarty viii probably get medals for hauling the
unconscious Captain DAWN across a floor chasm
A~adged by plsak amid the crash of falling safes
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23
BIG RENTS PAID
BY NEW WORKERS
a RRO1DWAY CORNER
HOLDS WORLDS RECORD.
Enormous Sums Charged for Offices
and apartments Both DozCn-
town and Uptocn.
BY NJ. w. Mount.

The island of Manhattan isn't very big but II
makes the most of itself. One little chunk of it.
at Broadway and Wall street. commands a
higher rental than is paid for the same amount
Of space anywhere else in the world Slightly
over S35 a square foot averaging, IT is said.
$40 900 year. is paid by cigar company for
small store this site. which goes TO
show that money invested in cigars does not all
go up in smoke
quarter of a million is the conservative sum
estimated representing the combined rentals
of space the concourse floor of the Hudson
Terminal Building while half million is paid
by a single firm for ten floors in a neighboring
skyscra per and it is said. the Erie Railroad
more than matches this sum by the tidy rental
1t pays for five floors in the Cortlandt street ter
minal building No other corporation has as
much floor area in this structure.
People who want office space in Manhattan
never seem to let little matter of rent stand
in the way of acquiring it When John w
Gates desired suite of private offices in upper
Fifth avenue he paid $4,000 year for a
modest sized floor and fitted 1t up cozily at an
expenditure of $4,000. His suite In the Trim
ty Building cost him $4,000.
The Postofice is of Manhattans good ten
ants Close upon a quarter of a million dollars
goes into Father Knickerbocker's pockets from
the government which pays 1923 900 year
for postofice stations. finding space in the
Grand Central Palace at $500 year. at West
and Morton streets for 500 800 and at the Madi-
Square and few other stations at almost
S high figure. The Produce Exchange has the
Postofice for tenant Like others. 1T has TO
pay the 81 30 a square foot, which totals up to
81 500 year for store space in this building.
Lessees are afraid that rents will continue
to in Manhattan that many-the govern
loI ho,ra yoLa
as thew could while on the other hand. nu-
merous agents have wisely provided against fu-
ture contingencies of another kind and refused
to lease except on long terms.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23
HIS HONEYMOON FEELING.

Judge" said the old coIored citizen, how much
for license ter sit married.
Want 10 for yOurself%''
Yes. sub YoI see. I Sittin' mighty oil now"
That's evident. Then why do ycu wish 20
marry?''
well. jedge. ter tell de truth somebodF gimme
long coat linen collar walkn' cane, 81
knows a oman what she kin Myin' fer
me en- ! feels des lax q holey ymoOn!'-Atants
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23

Being asked orce whether he had read any of
the books Of a popular novelist. Thackeray
Joined
Well. no You see. am like pastry cook. 1
ter''-Tlt- Bits.
Minnesotské noviny., 1908-11-12
zprdvy re statu.

i V Brainerd stal Sc vrahem iede-
nactilety Ralph Murray, zastfeliv
pfi hfe rifle 10leteho John Busha-
way. ssafezi ob6nia vyrostky doslo
k vJstupu, coz m6lo "a nasledek, ze
Murray odesel do domu pro otcovu
riff vrativ Sc stfelil po SVEN pro-
tiynfku, ktereho ma miste usmrtil
ranou do krku. Mlady vrah, jenz
je znam jake tvrdosijny zbujnfk,
naleezzaa sc ped dozerem serifa.
Eveictf zaiiyIluii InaieeTl ie-
zfrku 10 roku starry w. Rosila a
John Benson. delnfk onom okoli.
Benson vrhl Sc do vody k zachrane
hocha, pod nfmz sc prolomil tenky
led pfi klouzani a nasledek toho
byi, re pri zapasu We vode oba "a
hynuli.
V LIE Suenr Center zemfel John
Holicky, jenz byl jednim re starych
osadnikf lie Sueur okresu.
l Alfred Anderson, nalezaifcf Sc
ma honu okolf Mora, pfisel ma opu-
st6nou starou studni a kdyz re I'VE
davosti nahlednul do nj, spatfiI ma
dn6 hloubce as Is stop dye svitf-
ci oci, die nichz poznal medysda.
Anderson uv6domil tom sousedy a
"a pomocf jejich byt medved We
studni zastfelen pax vytazen.
M6sto St. Peter, ienz ie domo-
YeHa gayern4fa JohnsoHa, pfipravuje
Sc k velke oslave We ctvrtek tohotc
t}dne ma poGest znoyuzvolenf guver-
nGra Johnsona. Slavnost bude NIT.
nestranny raz. Mezi fecniky budou
take republican,, mistoguverner
Eberhart, kongresnik Davis, Il JIM
Dale budou pfednaseny feGi neitel-
nejsimi demokraty We statu. Zylast-
nj 6tyry vlaky budou vypraveny :
Minnesotské noviny., 1908-11-12

= Sestnactilety Raymond Mccoy,
Yak Central vyssi skoly zamdst-
many po skolnich hodinach u United
States expresni spoletnosti, byl smr-
teln6 zranen pfi srazce vozu, ma
nemz jei, : ponIicni karou Merriam
Park pfi i:feiiizz.ll6r,EE l.i ll..oleii dra-
hy byl VIZ. ma nemz jeste jednfm
zam6stnanccm sedel, zasazen zmine-
nou karou. coz melo "a nasledek,
We oba byli vyhozeni re sedadla. Nc
Coy padl mezi potah byI konmi
TAX zdupan, ze vypustil ducha ma
cest6 do nemocnice. Soudruh jeho
vyyazl bez pohromy.
Pan G. G. koiaf, znatny pray-
MIX V he Sueur Center, MINI. dlel
nasich mestech koncem minuleho
tsdne, maie svoii manzelkn Y le-
kaFskem osetfovani nemocnici v
Minneapolis.
= Honebni sezona jako kazdoroG-
nc TAX i ietos vylakaia nekoiik ma
kich znamycf lovc1 IN ioveckym
stestim ma yenek. Frank Nosot-
M, znam9 mas puskaf navratil Sc z
honu Jizni Dakots, kde die jeho
Minnesotské noviny., 1908-11-12

Sueur Center zvolen John III. Kai-
sersatt "a okresniho auditora a Fran
els j. Hanzel "a okresniho navlad-
nfho; Rice okresu zvolen ga an-
ditora Vaelav Trenda; okresu Nc
Leod byl zyolen "a listoyniho ire
gister Of deeds) krajan Vosmek a v
Jackson okresu do stejneho nfadu
zvolen l.. j. Dostal. v Lincoln
olresu byl zyolen T. J. Masek "a
soudnfho komisafe.
Minnesotské noviny., 1908-11-12

rdznych NEST toho dne do st. Peter.
Guverner Johnsep IL AAlrto liz vice
krate poct6n s7yiif4 ep any We
SVEN domov6, lee tentokrate bude ce-
La udalost uspofadana We yetsfch roz-
merech. Triumfalni znovu zvolenl
guy. Johnsona stavi jei nynf do po-
pfedi jake kandidata ga presidenta
"a ctyfi leta okolnost tato prayem
naplhuje obcany ieho domova oprav-
nenou hrdosti.
Minnesotské noviny., 1908-11-12
&c Zpravy re St. Paul. e


feci dosud jest mono stffleti pre-
rijni sliply. Anton Vaneura, ta-
ke velk} milovnik honitby, vratil se
Browerville, Mimi, kde mel ma
musce divoke kachny. ia vysokou
zvefi odjeli koncem minuleho tydne
Jos. Seller do Ely, MINI, Frank
Zdarsky do Bruno, Mimi, a Josef
Louis StrdnslSy do Cromwell, Minn.
= Pan James Kust East Grand
Forks, strojyedoucf u Northern Pa
cific drahy, pfijel sem ma Sized
strojyedoucfch a byl hostem Il sveho
svakra p. Martina Keppla.
r We stfedu odbyval Sc snatek p.
f. 5. Pafizka Sc 81. mary Novako-
YOU West Side. Noyomanzcle
maii zde hojne znamych a pfatel,
ktefi Jim pfeii nastavajicim sta
VII mnoho zdaru.
+ Twin City Mandolin klub sesel
Sc posledne dome pana Martina
Keppia ma T'uscarora ui., kde pfi
zyucne hudbe a veskrz peekne zaabaye
strayili ysiehni pfftomni pffjemne
chyfle.
= Pani James Chmelova ma Cam
ton al. nayratila Sc del4i nayst6yy
syych pfatel a znamych Maple
/ Lake, Biinn.
= Pan Josef Hajek byl sobotu
oddAn Sc sIe1nen Marii Retlaehosea
q Owatonny. zenich je pekafskeho
femesla hodia 81 zayesti zde PEE
kafsky obchod.
= Panove Anton Pavek a Frank
Bartos, cvicitele telocviGneho sboru
V Hopkins, navstivili v nedeli do
poledne cyiceni .nasich sokolikd. Jak
nam sdelili, pfipravuje Sc hoplin-
sky sbor k ptkne posvicenske zaba-
/ We, ma yecer pred americkym posyi-
ccnim.
Panoy6 Vol. FLICK a Karel
Buziekk5 odjeli do Move Pfahy ma
syatbu sletny Flickoye.
/ = Pan Anton Korba, odbornik v
prhmysln nedobytnSch pokladen,
vratil Sc z cesty "a sv}m poyolanim
v 500, Mich. Jak se nam pan
korba zminii, setkaya Sc vsude ma
svych cestach t6mi, kdoz pfititaji
porazltl demokratu v narodni yolbt
Bryanoyi prohlasuji, ze navrzenim
naseho guyern6ra Johnsona, byli BY
demokrati jiste dosahli vitezstyi.
Il IihsieduJlcim podayaIne po-
Get hlasii odcvzdanych pro kandida-
| BY do olSresnich 1fadu. Zyolen6 kan
didaty oznacujeme lezatym pfsmem.
Auditor Kramer, rep, 1906, Burns,
/ dem, 1885 HAST; pokladnfk Foot,
| rep, 21,942, MeGlynn, dem, T.
s77 hlasti; register Of deeds Fitzge-
raid, rep, 21,525, Lane, dem, II
/ SIS lliast nayiadtii O'Brien, diem.,
1875, Bryan, rep, 1855 hlasd
serif Gerber ren.. 1a.s01 Hurley.
dem. 1913 hlash: zem6nefiG
/ armstrong, rep, 17,001, Irvine,
dem, 1000 hlasu; koroner Arthu
/ w. Miller, dem, 1884, a @. Il. Mil
Ter, rep, 1906 hlasd Komisafi
"a mestsky obyod jsou zvoleni
Louis Nash, dem. a rep. George
4 Nash, Peter d Fairchild. Guyerner
johnson ma statnim listku zvite-
zil kazde warde We mestt. V ma
n pate warde obdrzel guy. johnson
J., 800 a protiynik jeho jacobson
| 765 hlasd. Bryanovi dala pata
warda "a hlasd vetsiny.
= Sbor Hvezda Zapadu, cis. As,
s. p. j. odb}ya dnes We ctyrtek We
n Enr !. a{,st n < - 4 haaodo{ z6ha.
Minnesotské noviny., 1908-11-12
vysledek statni voIby.

UHbEfHET ~ II. 5OLWsbH IbOteN pro
tfeh hatu rozhodnou u9tsinou bez
mdla 10000 hIasi.
Jak &c dalo ocekavati, vysel GU
werner johnson vftezne boje zno-
vuzyoleni. Go toto piseme, byla
zjistGna y6txina odevzdanfch PRO ne
no hlasn pres 27,o00 a soudf Sc. ze
nebude chyb6ti daleko do 10000, az
bude znam nplny vysledek re vsech
okresd provedeno ufednf stitanf
Ialasd. Uvazime-li, ze protivnik je-
no jacobson byl dosti silnym kan
didatem, maje nejen dlouholetou
znamost politickych kruzich, ale
zaaroven podporu svJoiii kfaian ikfaiiandi Nor
vezani, ktefi smahem pro n6ho vo-
iii, jest sc tim vice obdivoyati vel
ke v6tsine hlasi guv. Johnsona. -
Nejyetsiho vitezstvi dosahl johnson
| v mestech ST. Paul Minneapolis.
V Ramsey okresu, jenz zaujfma
| nnssto St. St I Paul aiiiii bYyllo bYyllo odeszdano
1878 SIS ihlas1 pro joilnsoTa a II, ,f332
pro Jacobsona. 0kres Hennepin,
ienz zahrnuie mesta Minneapolis.
dial Jshnsonovi 27,456 hlasd Ja-
cobsonovi 1s,404 hlasd. V st. Louis
olresu m6stem Duluth obdrzel
iJohnson T,oi4 a jacobson ooI1 hia-
s6. Pfatele Jacobsonoyi spolehali
Sc na gilnon podporu We venkoynich
okresich, ysak otekavanf toto sc ne
lsplnilo, nebof ! ma venkove dosahl
guy. johnson skveleho vitGzstyi V
nasleduiicim podayame pocet hlasil
pro oba kandidaty ceskyeh okre-
sich: lie Sueur johnson 1923 a
jacobson 1892 hlasii; Scott Johnson
,995, jacobson 75S; Scott johnson
I2,622 jacobson 2,031; Mcleod
johnson 2045 jacobson f13T hiasu
Pine johnson 1914 jacobson 96S
HAST; Steele Johnson 1926 jacob
son 1858 hlasd.
| Kandidat za presidenta Taft OBJ
| drzel vGtsinu as 10000 hlasd mad
| Isryanem. PoGet hlasii odeyzda-
Inych pro Tafta je as poloyicnf, ne1
lobdrzel Roosevelt Minnesota pred
tttyfini roxy. Bryan dosahl vitez-
styi pouze We ctyfech okresich a sice
Nv Scott, Brown, Stearns Winona,
/ Vyima guy. Johnsona jsou move
zvoleni statni ifednici iako vzdy re-
publikani. Take ysichni republi-
lkla.sn.stts kls.a.sn.2ssttss nasrzeraei do kengresn hyli
Izvoleni az ma James II. McClearyho,
Ijenz byl porazen nyneisim demokra-
tickym kongresnikem w. 5. Ham
Imondem
0kresni pFani County option)
Ihralo nekterych okresich dosti
znaGnou tilohu a ceIkem napoma-
Ihalo k vitezstyi demokratickym po-
Islancain do zakonedarny, kde budou
Imiti demokrah 22 zastupcd, coz ie
o poslancti vice. nezli nell le-
gislatufe pred dv6ma roxy. w
sledek volby ceskych okresich u
kazuje, ze yoliti yesmes volili kan
didaty, kteff dali ma jevo, 10 jsou Y
otazce county option spolehliyi. Y
Le Sueur porazen byl delnokratem
lbyvaly Glen zakonodarny G. w. Glot-
felter; Steele okresu zyftezil de-
mokrat mad +. G. Carltonem, ienz
lpry Sc vysloyil, ze by pracoyal pro
connty option kdyby videl, ze po-
rosie ma ulicich m6st trava. Po-
dobne i Rice okresu stal Sc yftezem
kandidat strany osobni syobody.
| Pobud nam znano, byli zvoleni
nasleduiici eesti kandidati do roz-
licnJch okresnich dfadi: Y LIE
Minnesotské noviny., 1908-11-12

WI, tax zvanou card party" Hoi-
ma navsteva sc oGekaya.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-09-28
BRYAN NOT IN IGNORANCE
Stanley J. Clark Says He Was Aware
OF Charges Against Haskell in 1905.

Stanley J. Clark Of Texas, the social
list orator who spoke on the Central
Green last evening, said after the meet
ing In response TO query concerning
the recent graft charges of William r.
Hearst against Charles n. Haskell, the
governor OF Oklahoma, and the subse-
quent denial OF any knowledge con-
corning them by william J. Bryan,
that there was no reason why the dem
ocratic candidate for president should
be In ignorance OF the charges. He
said:
IAN this evidence and all these
charges which Mr.. Hearst is now pub
fishing was printed and was distributed
In the campaign for governorship OF
Oklahoma in 1906 L. It. Russell, editor
Of the Morning Democrat, which Is To-
Gated In Ardmore, Okla. showed these
same statements to Messrs. Bryan and
Haskell when they reached Ardmore
and asked for confirmation or denial
Of them. Without answering him they
had him elected from the train, These
charges were used extensively in the
campaign, especially SO by the social
lists who were attempting TO land C. c.
Ross In the governors chair. 1t is un-
true that Mr.. Bryan has for the last
two years been In ignorance Of the
charges"
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-09-28
FIVE SCORE YEARS
Mrs. Julia A. Mallory Yesterday
Celebrated Tooth Birthday
Anniversary.
SEEMS WELL AND HAPPY
Many Friends Visit Her and Bring
Gifts and F1owcrs-Those at
the Dinner.

It Is seldom these days that family
gathers to celebrate the one hundredth
birthday of one of It's members, but
yesterday at her home in Garden
street. Mrs. Julia A. Mallory entertain
ed her relatives to the number Of 30
in honor OF such an anniversary.
Masses Of beautiful flowers adorned the
rooms, all Of them gifts of friends, to
bring greetings and good wishes.
Mrs. Mallory is a delightful woman,
and when speaking with her friends
yesterday seemed not nearly her years,
her hearing and eyesight being excel
lent, and no member of the party wan
merrier than she.
The table was set for thirty, and the
large punches Of carnations and roses
which were used In decorating, were
the gifts Of friends. A huge cake dec
Grated with one hundred leaves Of gold
stood In the center. At the table were
Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Page, Mrs. Will
liam Munson, Miss Marjorie Munson
Miss Ruth Munson, Miss Mary Page
Munson Of this city, Mrs. Henry Brins-
made Of New Milford Mrs. William
Brinsmade and Miss Mildred Brns-
made, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brinsmade
Of Bridgeport, Mrs. e. A. Hutchlns
Miss Grace Hutchins or New Haven
Mr.. and Mrs Clinton Pomeroy and
Miss Mary Tibbets of Gaylordsville
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clark Of New Nil.
ford, Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Mallory
Miss Lillian Mallory Of Sherman, Mr.
and Mrs Henry Stephens and Mr., Nal.
Tory Stephens of Paterson, ND, MIR
and Mrs Preston of Woodbridge Mr.
Oscar Beardsley Of Shelton, Miss Rosa
Baldwin, Mr. Jerome Gilbert, Miss
Sara Mallory and Mr.. I. H. Mallory Of
New Haven. Among those who calico
to pay their respects were many wei
along in years, some being over 90
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-09-28
1000 DEAD FROM
RUSSIAN CHOLERA
Official Record Shows 1000
Deaths in Capital Alone
in the Last Three
a Weeks.
ACTUAL NUMBER GREATER
Death Rate Of So Per Cent. Is Con-
sidered Encouraging-Peoplc's
Ignorance Complexities
Situation.

st. Petersburg, Sept. 27.-since the
beginning Of the epidemic there have
been 1857 cases OF asiatic. cholera
reported In Russia and 1909 deaths.
In st. Petersburg alone, since the
presence OF the disease was ofYicially
admitted, September 8. there have
been 1881 cases and 1875 deaths re-
ported.
The figures with reference TO the
invasion Of the city by the disease,
cannot be relied upon, as on a num-
Der Of occasions private but trust
worthy statictics showed the number
..cf cases ana deaths In a single day to
be far In excess Of that announced by
the authorities.
The efforts Of Premier stolypin and
some Of the higher government offic-
ials, however, which recently havs
been directed towards arousing the
municipal authorities to action, have
resolved In appreciative betterment Of
the sanitary conditions and q conse-
quent decrease in the disease as shown
by the figures given out to-day. For
the "a hours ending at noon the num-
Der Of new cases in the city was 28S
and the number Of deaths 143. as
compared with 312 new cases and 1853
deaths for the previous "a hours and
s67 cases and 1872 deaths between
Thursday noon and Friday noon.
The people have cases taken heart
because Of this Improvement and the
seals Of scores of doctors attached to
the cholera corps have redoubled their
EFFORTS toward the eradication OF the
disease.
Notwithstanding the fact that since
the beginning Of the epidemic the cases
multiplied at an alarming rate, the
health oficials have been encouraged
because OF the comparatively low
death rate. In 1892, when the cholera
carried off thousands in Russia, the
death rate reached 30 per cent. The
present epidemic has been between 81
and IS per cent, and since the i'm.
provement In sanitary conditions begar
the particularly virulent type of thu
disease has begun to disappear.
Difi1culty has been experienced ir
dazzling with the workmen Of st. Pet
ersburg, who. with their families com.
prise three-flfths OF the population AMI
who are both unable and unwilling t
comply with the sanitary precautions
The ignorance of the lower orders. ant
the superstition Of all classes great,
increse the dif1iculties Of the situation
During the early stages Of the epidemic
few could be prevailed upon to under
20 incubation. which is provided fret
OF charge, but latterly the authorize!
have made the incubation, as far al
possible compulsory in some quarter!
of the city.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-09-28
COUSIN ARRESTED
George Hanlon Held on Techni
cal Charge in Alleged Gag
ging Case.
ROBBERY NOT THE MOTIVE
Police HIVE Gag That Was Thrust
Into Miss Hanlon's Mouth
During Episode.

According to Miss Margaret Hanlon
of Garden street. someone entered
her room early Wednesday morning
gagging her in bed. and giving her a
scarf she will not forget for years 10
come. On suspicion OF being implicht-
ed In the act, George Hanlon, her
cousin Of 100 Dwight street, Is now un-
der arrest on charge OF trespass
which may be changed according to the
city attorney to one OF burglary after
he has further considered the evid-
ence.
TIE arrest ia made after an inves-
tigaticn of the details Of the entry and
rough handling OF Miss Hanlon. De-
tective Dunlap has been working on
the case and yesterday went to the
home Of Hanlon, where he lives with
his 81. er who is trained nurse. and
placed him under arrest He went to
police headquarters without making a
tuss
Miss Hanlon is a dressmaker and
lives with her aunt, Mrs. Emma Ham,
Ion and brother. Early wednesday
morning she was awakened by a noise
n her room and as she raised herself
up in he'd. an intruder grabbed her by
the threat, she says, forced her back
aid tied gag about her mouth, warn
Ing her that If she made any commo-
ton lie would kill her.
Miss Hanlon's struggles had aroused
ner aunt in the next room and as Mrs.
Hanlon came in the intruder flashed
an electric pocket lantern In her face
and thon threw up the bedroom win
dow, jumped cut and escaped.
The detective bureau suppose that
tho entry into the house was for other
purposes than burglary as there were
rumber of things that might have
been taken and were not touched.
Detective Dunlap has the piece OF
cloth that was thrust into Miss Han.
Ions mouth with such force that her
face was badly swollen for a day or
two afterward.
/ Hanlon had recently been suffering
from spralned knee that made an In
valid Of him for three weeks, but he
was sufficiently recovered to have ar
ranged to return to work today.