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The Washington times., 1908-02-06
swEDE WILL COMPETE HERE.

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-Bruno Solder
Btrom, the wonderful Swedish all-around
athlete, who IS here studying the cOndi-
tions Of American amateur athletics
as a representative Of the King of Swe-
den, has consented to give an exhibition
at the big carnival or the Irish-Ameri-
can Athletic Club at Madison Square
Garden Saturday night. He will do
some pole vaultinE, in which event he is
capable OF clearing the bar at the re-
markable height OF twelve feet.
The Washington times., 1908-02-06
A MINISTER AT o..

Dr. D. N. Marks. senior minister OF
the reformed synaEOgues of London
celebrated his ninety-seveuth birthday
last month In speaking Of his career
the London Jewish World says: LAS
far back Is 1912 he and his ccugreEa ton
were condemned by the ecclesiastical
authorities of that time, and they have
had to fight a long and weary battle for
recognition. Professor Marks is q
scholar. a powerful preacher. and has
welded great influence in the Anglo
Jewish community. ''-EXchange
The Washington times., 1908-02-06

termiue when and vi
nothing approaching a g
arranged. 1t would 10
the golfers 10 leave B.
the college term or sol
Abbott N no has been
in the project, sai5 todj
IL would De impossible
the trip,
In the event Of AbDo
to so. the chances ar
viii be filed by some
visitors would pTObabl
and Cambridge teams g
The Washington times., 1908-02-06
POOR RICHARD JR.
RES0LUT

Swear off everything
Stop gambliLg-Ou I
Eat. dTink-aBd insu
Quit tTeating-myS eli
OLit EmOkiGE-l1v fl
Have nothing to Evv,
Avoid fads, because
SChiSms.
Make hay While tbs
not Quit work at the
Take care Of penn
Street tai=. care Of II
Believe that the ne
knows n little more
dents business than
Evening Pest.
The Washington times., 1908-02-06
College Golfers
Still Planning
Tour IN England
Program Calls for Visit TO
Principal classic"
Courses.

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-IntercolIeglate
golf OF an international flavor seems
practically certain during the coming
season
A foreign invasion IS planned by sew
eral Of the strongest college players in
America, including Ellis Knowles. OF
\ ale, present intercollegiate champion:
Robert Abbott, another Yale man, title
holder in 1906, W. T. West and Ralph
Peters. IT.. OF Princeton II II TUsI7~'
The Washington times., 1908-02-06
CHINA's COMPLEX MAIL SERVICE

Although the sovereignty Of China
has been theoretically restored in Man
churia, the South Manchurian railway
refuses TO carry Chinese mails unless
they are sent through the japanese
postoffice and international rates pala
on what is considered Chinese inland
correspon Exchange.
The Washington times., 1908-02-06
FALSE An

An intense. cOnsuu
desire to attain a L
steam piows melting
Environment gives
But u fretful disco
satisfaction with ex
WdE6TIpE. wandering
know what II does ".
anything on earth 5
the mental forces.
That Is what so J
of the present day c
wonder why they dc
Nothing can kee
hearts desire If Y
enough TO work for
But as long as -
work for you the J
you do not really ".
not help 10 attain /
The Washington times., 1908-02-06
THE DAYS NEWS OFITHLETES <4AZO SPORT,
Pole Vault Brings
Out Best Talent
OfEast and West
Chicago Champion Pitted
Against Thrall, Sterrett,
and Ward.

The best schoolboy pole vaulter Of the
West viii be pitted against the best
schoolboy pole vaulter of thu East in
the Federal Indoor Games IN Convention
Hail week from Saturday night, when
Donald MacAIdrray, of Chicago, meets
w. G Thrall, OF the Technical High
School, IN the special invitation pole
vault.
In this event will also be Sterrett. the
South Atlantic champion; Martin. Of
Virginia, who won the pole vault IN the
George Washington Games. and Ward
the best man in Baltimore, and the
closest rival Of Sterrett IN the South
Atlantic.
MacMuray's Record.
MacMurray, who will represent Tome
Institute in the Federal Games, was
formerly OF Chicago High School, and
won the pole vault in the University OF
Chicago Middle West Interscholastic
Championships last year. with leap of
10 feet inches. Thral tied for first
place in the Middle States InterschOl-
dstlCs with a vault of II feet inches.
tho best done by any sehoolboy ia the
East in 1907
Ia practice, and the contest between
these two scbOolboy stars will be inter
esttng. MacMhrray is also something OF
a high and broad jumper, with a record
OF feet inches in the former, made
in the Chicago IntcrscholastiCs, and p
feet in the broad.
Tome Institute will also be represented
by Philander Knox, jr-. son OF Senator
Knox OF Pennsylvania, and several other
good athletes.
The Washington times., 1908-02-06
Tones First Appearance.

II Will be the first appearance Of any
Of the Port Deposit institutions track
athletes in competition in Washington.
but they promise TO cut something of a
figure in the fight for the Pennsylvania
alumni trophy.
Already 100 Individual athletes have
sent in their entries for the Federal
Games. and the indications are that the
total individual list this year viii run
over 900 Penn rylVania. Hopkins. Vir-
gtnia, Georgetown, the Catholic UuiveT-
sity, St. Johns College, the Irish-Ameri-
can Club OF New York. the New York
Athletic Club, all the local and Balti-
more athletic associations. high schools
and prep schools will have either relay
teams or men in individual events, OF
both The entries close tomorrow night
with W c. Stuart, 700 Fourteenth street
northwest
The Washington times., 1908-02-06
SLOW

Said the young
a hugger at large.
Said the young n
Yes. I wonder ]
why. I have no
And now the vol
that i5e is the slo'
Exchange
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-08-20
BIDW

Bidwell.-G. H. Garfield and family
of near Wichita, Kan, are visiting
relatives in this vicinity
John Huff of Ash Grove visited
last week at the John Sales home.
Mrs. Catherine Johnston has gone to
Van Buren, county to see her brother
Nathan Wilson, who is dangerously ILL.,
Mrs. Maggie Thompson, of Blakes-
burg, is visiting relatives here.
RMS. Catherine Lewis returned Sat
urday evening on No. after a visit
with relatives in Blakesburg.
Frank Yenger and family in company
with Mrs. Dollie Fisiie and son Ray,
visited Sunday near Chillicothe at the
Will Washington home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Lewis visited
Sunday at the George Johnston home
near Chillicothe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Golf Of Batavia,
visited Sunday at the Levi Gates home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Harding Wis
tied last week with relatives near
Kirkville.
Levi Harding, of near Eddyville, Wis
tied at the home of his son Clarence
Harding.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lathrop visited
relatives in Ash Grove recently.
Rolla Lewis visited relatives n
Blakesburg Saturday.
| Miss Clara L.a;hreI viaitxd oTet
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-08-20
MAN OF HOUSE
not A BURGLAR
NIGHT PROWLER IS SUSPECTED
BY A NEIGHBOh OF BEING
A THIEF.

During the quiet hours of Monday
night while most people were wrapped
in slumber, a lone man was sen on
Richmond avenue approaching house
on tiptoe He slowly worked his way
to the rar door, while neighbor, sus-
pecting robbery, watched the night
prowler. After vainly trying to gain
entrance by the rear door he made the
rounds of the windows trying to raise
them The neighbor, feeling sure 1t
was a robber, softly slipped to the tel
ephone and notified the police station.
A copper was hurriedly sent to the
scene of the robbry, but when he ar
rived all was quiet and tn supposed
robber had disappeared.
The policeman was about 10 return
to his regular beat when the ueighbor
insisted that the man was still IN the
vicinity hiding. A search was az once
begun, which proved successful. Ire
night prowler had crawlee !:,t:: g
chicken coop whre he was pea2sscils
sleeping when the Officer awakened
him. The surprise at the awakening
was mutual The suppeged robbie.
proved to he the head OF the house
and he was trying to enter. bur having
ilnbibed 100 freely In strong drink, he
eytdc&Sorea tc gain entrance without
awakening die pst.eY 6siS
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-08-20

crime rule of two days. The laws
action will be swift, certain, and i'm
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-08-20

crime rule of two days. The laws
action will be swift, certain, and I'M
partial.
The task which the authorities face
was increased by two more deaths and
news that third victim Of the riot OF
last Friday night is dying.
G. w. Scott, white man, who was
shot through the lungs during the
riots Friday night, died at st. Johns
hospital at $50 last evening. The
other death was that of the weeks
old daughter Of. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Paine, negro refugees, at
Pittsfeld. The child died from ex-
posure as the result of night fight
from Springfield.
w. H. Bowe, chief clerk OF the
county treasurer's Office, who was at
tackled and shot by negroes Saturday
morning while walking through the
burned district, is reported dying at
st. Johns hospital. The states at
torney has secured from him an ante
mortem statment for use before the
grand jury.
Dens Of Sin Wiped Out.
AS the smoke of the last few days
clears away. it is felt that one good
thing has been accomplished. That
was the wiping out from the First
ward of the black spot in Springfield,
one of the most vicious districts in the
north.
The houss of this black belt were
novels Whites and blacks lived to-
gether. Children ran through the
streets of this miserable settlemnt
who knew not their parents. Their
hair indicated one race and their fair
skin another
The worst grades Of whisky and gin
were served in the barrooms. Drug
stores thrived on the sale of cocaine
and other drugs. Cocaine alley huts
of deepest squalor we're the hiding
places Of the drug t1ends. Sandwiched
in between these dens were white re-
! sorts where the lowest form Of depray-
ity existed.
Warrant Issued for Klein.
Kankakee, Ill.,, Aug. Is. = A state
warrant was issued last night for the
arrest of Private Joseph B. Klein, OF
company A, First Regiment, l.. N. G.
of Chicago, on charge Of unlawfully
killing Earl Nelson, Is years old, OF
Kankakee, by stabbing him with hay.
onet Saturday.
The warrant was sworn out by the
boys father, B. w. Nelson, after the
coroners jury had rendered a verdict
recommending that Klein be appre
hended and held to the grand jury.
Leave to Serve Warrant.
| States Attorney j. Bert Miller and
Deputy Sheriff Frank Bagg left last
night for Springfield, where Klein
with the other members of his regi
ment is on riot duty, to serve the war
rant. They anticipated difficulty II
serving the warrant and making the
arrest, but Mr.. Miller said they would
stay at the capital until service hac
been secured.
Klein was exonerated by military
court of inquiry at Springfield. The
finding was that he acted in the line o
his duty and used his bayonet in self
defense.
/ The attempt to serve the warran
may result in a clash between the civil
and military authorities.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-08-20

Springfield, ILL.,, Aug. 18.-An attack
upon the pickets and the forced flight
OF $50 negroes from cornfields at the
outskirts of the city to the state ARISEN
al kept the militia busy this morning.
The firing upon the sentries and their
answering shots occurred less than two
blocks from the headquarters of Gen
eral Young at the county Jail. No one
was injured, but the shooting caused
CONSERVATION. The trouble followed
an attempt to set fire to factory
building at Eighth street near Jeffer-
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-08-20
Abba.

Albia.--Thomas A. Carter, Of Union
vile, No. and member of Co., A. 36th
iowa Inft., was in Abba last week and
the first part of this week. He came
Ito visit among the old comrades and
ATTEND the chautauaua. He found a
great deal of pleasure in a visit to
the city at this time.
Fred Mason, Of Lincoln, Neb., arrived
in Abba Saturday night and remained
until the following evening when he
went to Chicago. Mr.. Mason has done
well out In the western state.
Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Ensley, of Mon
roe township, down near Moravia. were
in Abba last week visiting at the
home oftheir daughter, Mrs. ]. F.
Abegglen and taking in the chautau-
qua.
George w Bibbard, Of Holt county
Mo, is in Abba on visit and he is
enjoying a visit with his old COM
rades and they are having time of it.
Mr.. Hubbard was with many Albians in
Co.. E, 9Th Iowa Infantdy, and he is
guest of the old comrades while in
the city.
Services will be held in the Mt.
Carmel school house next Sunday
morning and evening when Rev. Cub
erly, of the First Christian church of
Lockman will fill the pulpit.
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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-08-20

Sunday at the parental FL T. Lathrop
home in South Ottumwa.
Mrs. Agnes Yenger, of near Blakes-
burg, visited relatives here last week.
John Sales and Frank Lathrop were
transacttng business in Blakesburg
Friday.
Miss Fannie Yenger, of Blakesburg,
is visiting relatives and friends here
The Misses Lorena and Elise
Umphrey, of South Ottumwa. are Wis
iting their friend Miss Sdith Perry.
Mrs. H. H. Voss, and children, OF
Locussa- Wis, are visiting at the J.
A. Perry home.
Berdnette Umphrey, of South OF
tumwa, is enjoying a visit with
friends in Bidwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Perry were en-
tertained at supper Sunday evening at
the home of c. H. Childs, in South
Ottumwa.
Mr.. and Mrs G. R. Chisman and
daughter, Miss Eunice Chisman, We're
entertained at the Elmer Rose home OF
Pleasant Home.
Newton Grooms, who has employ
ment in Ottumwa, is spending few
days here with relatives.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-08-20
MOULTON,


MoultonT The meetings at thu
Methodist church held by the Rev.
Shaw, of Oskaloosa, closed Sunday
night.
W. c. Knapp, Of Warrenburg, Mo-
visited at the Robt. Wilson home the
past week.
Miss Elsie Waters went to Bloom-
field Saturday for few days visit.
Word was received by c. A. Ross
Saturday of the marriage Of his
brother, Harry to Mrs. Patterson, at
Riverside, Cal. Mr.. Ross is an oper-
ator at that city and formerly a con-
ductor on the Wabash at this place.
Announcement has been made of the
marriage of Miss Grace 1ngham, of
Knoxville, daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
Latham Ingham to e. R. Curtis, of
Greeley, Colo The young lady and
parents, formerly lived in Moulton,
where her father held the passionate OF
the M. E. church.
Joe Odgen came down from Creston
last week to visit his father.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-08-20
GOVERNOR OFFERS 5000 FOR CON-
VICTION IN EACH OF THE CASES
OF MURDER RESULTING FROM
RECENT MOB RULE.

Springfield, ILL.,, Aug. 1S.-On
advise of the attorney general
that he had discretionary powers
in the matter, Governor Deneen to-
day refused. to surrender Private
Klein, who it is alleged, killed a
boy named Nelson at Kankakee,
to the authorities of that place.
Klein will be retained in the Mill
tary of the state until the riot
duties are ended, when he becomes
civilian. However, he will be
liable to arrest on the Nelson war
rant.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-08-20
Laws Action Siwt and Certai

Springfield, ILL.,, Aug. 18-Spring-
fields race war has ended, and now
the power of the city and state author
tiles has been turned to ferret out
and punish those responsible for the
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-08-20

He is a contained man who can read !
an interesting book without bothering
the family.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-09

universally of its appeal. combined
with drama. as 1t Is in opera h te-
iieved TO he peculiarly calculated 10
set hold of the whole man, ana whbe
affording him pleasure and recreation,
adds q. the same time 10 the sum Oh
caiture.
The headquarters OF the League
will be the Metropolitan Opera III
New York City Active membership
Is limited to local clubs. life directors
and the permanent officers OF the
league. associate and sustaining mem
berships are open TO individuals ana
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-09

ABOLISH the LOCAL INSPECTIONS
Present System is Unsatisfactory TO
Al Parties Concerned. hat the Idea
OF surrender.ns the Whole Thing
to Federal Government Does Not
Meet With Favor.

Governor Swanson has given local
shipping men assurance that wheh
the legislature meets again he viii
suggest and urge the passage OF a
bin recognizing the states marine
quarantine system, and appropriate
ing enough money to establIsh per
manent and thoroughly equipped
quarantine station at Old Point Com
port.
The governor will suggest that the
inspections at Newport News and
Norfolk be abolished. and that all
vessels entering Virginia waters be
subjected to inspection at Old Point
only. II this is done it is practically
a certainty that the Federal quar-
antine station at Old Point will be
done away with. and the double in
spection aeainst which there has
been so much complaint will be a
hing Of the past.
The inefflciency o! the Virginia
quarantine system was brought 10
the attention of the governor recent
" when the local shipping agents
appealed to him to change the local
regulations so as to put Newpor.
News on an equal footing with Nor
folk. The Norfolk commission. which
has entire control of the quarantine
on that side OF the Roads, had de-
cread that vessels coming to Lam
bert's Point for bunker coal which
are inspected at Old Point, should not
he subjected to state inspection.
This put Newport News at disad-
vantage, as sh!powners naturally de
sire to send their ships to the place
at which there will be as little de-
law and EXPENSE as possible.
The governor responded to the ap
peal and made the regulations here
correspond with those laid down for
Norfolk. He further SAL, that II any
other change was made =, Norfolk
Newport News would still be kept *
an equal footing with that port.
Tho governor agrees with the loca
chipping men. however. in the opin
ion that the double inspection sys
TEN Is worse than useless. He Is
no. in favor Of surrandering the en-
tire quarantine service to the gov
eminent, therefore he believes Viz
ginia should stahlish a station at Old
Point and deal with the situation
property.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-09
PenlnsuIa Red len MI Fight
IheIf Richmond Brothers.
SPECIAL 1Run RUl dY. c. 8 0.
ReprcdYction Of Clusters Last Fight
Planned as Feature of Big CeIebra-
ton in Capital CITY Labor Day
FIeetfoot Tribe Arranging.

A great snGm battle. probably re-
production OF Clusters last fight, be-
tween the Red Men of the Peninsula
and their brothers of Richmond, vii!
be the principal fcatur" of celebra-
ton to be held in Richmond on La
Dor Day.
Arrangements have been made with
the Chesapeake 4 Ohio Railway to run
IL special train to Richmond to carry
the braves of this city, Hampton and
Phoebus on the war path.
Fleetfoot Tribe. of this city. has IN
charge of the plans for the day through
its committee. composed Of Mr.. W.
c. Harris. chairman. and Messrs.
James Wary and Buck White.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-09
Primary Election in Chicago.

CHICAGO, August ). - Estimator
returns for Cook county based on the
vote in 1000 out of 1892 pr"c ais
show that Benecn leads. Later for
the Republican nomination. Tor gov
ernor by more than 1000. This
does not include any precincts ont
side OF Chicago and Cook county.
Fcss, Republican candidate for Unit
Cd States senator. will have ahJGt
5000 plurality in this city over Hop
kins. James Hamilton Lewis, DEM
ocrat. for governor, Is leading ana
ii is estimated he will have 10000
plurality in Chicago.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-09
THREE TEAMS TIED.
Independent juniors Beat stars, and
Baptist Brigade Trims Office Boys.

In 4 close and interesting game on
the diamond at Warwick avenue anu
Thirtyithird street yesterday aver
noon the Independent Juniors de'
feated the Huntington Stars by y
score OF : to 3. Both Asst and Roth
pitched good ball.
The Baptist Boys Brigade defeat
ed the Shipyard Office Boys at the
diamond at Washington avenue and
Thirty sixth street yesterday after
noon by q score Of 6 to l.
These games made decided
change IN the standing or tha four
clubs. the Juniors Office Roys and
Baptis: team being tied. each having
won . games and lost l game. The
Huntington Stars have won none an!
yost g.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-09
Arrested for Fighting.

Frank Montgomery and Harry Nit
Ter, who I've on ro,ty-second street.
were arrested last night by Patorlman
J-hnscn and locked up at the station
house on charges Of disorteriy con-
duct. Acoordingto the police. Mont
eomery and another man. whose
name Is unknown. engaged in fist
Asht and Miller attempted 10 separate
them. Then. IT is ALI ged. Mont om
err struck Miller and second fight
ensued. However. Once: johnson
not an end TO the second engagement
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-09
Electric Company Merses.
(By Associated Press,

RALEIGH, y. G.. August :. An
nounCement wa mat" mere To-Day o'
the merger of the Raleigh Eirc'ri2
Company OF Raleigh, IN" Central
Central Power Company, OF Buck
horn Falls. and the Consumers f.lsl'l
anG Power Company. OF SANFORD. thc
new concern being known as tn"
Carolina Power n Light Coihpah!
II controls the street car ana llSht-
ing system CT Raleigh, the power SyS'
tenn OF Raleigh. Fayetteville ana
Sanford
The capital stock OF III" new com
pany was not mad" public, thong. II
is generally believed 10 be at least
n million dollars
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-09
Assaulted seven-Year.old Girl.

BRISTOL, TENN. August S.-DavH
Holly. 10 years old, was brought 10
Marion. Va. today under heavy guar /
charged with committing an assault
upon the seven-year-oli child Of J.
w. Gass. a prominent and wealthy
citizen OF Rroadford, Va.
There is much excitement az Broad
ford. as well as at Marion.
Holly waived preliminary hearing
and is in Jail at the latter place.
where a large guard was placed over
him to prevent violence being done.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-09
THE DEMOCRATS CT THE NINTH
DISTRICT. .

The notable features Of the Demo-
cratic convention in the Ninth DIS
trict were the earBestness and har,
monv with which its business wa
transacted A few hours of fervid ora
tory. tn. adoption Of most appropriate
resolutions. the unanimous nom.na''"n
of N I G Ryars as the candidate lot
Congress and the conventions worK
was finished
In the contest between Mr.. Slemp'
Republican. and Mr.. Bruce. Democ'at.
AZ the last election. Mr.. Sicmp won by
a majority Of ont 2.oi2 out OF 'o'
tai vote Of - ss7 At the last session
Of Cong.eys Mr. Slemo sHpPor''d w
Crrmpacker hill. which had for as
rbie,t the reduction Cf Southern req
rcsen:ation This Willingness OF Mr.
Slomp To lessen the weight and po~e:
q, ais state will weaken him win va
pecplc 81 the Southwest. fneTe'o''
tho same energy. the same harmony
tina, marked The work OF the coh'eh
tion. IL devoted 10 Nj. ByaTs ca.,
paisn. should overcome NJ. sieHP
former plurality.
The Democrats az the MINI DS
.ric, are accustomed 20 hard ci"se w
uucal contests. United enthns'as'''
and With Mr.. Byars As cand'ha'e. ~
can sncc,cd in taking away from va
SIcmp his distinction OF beng ~
sci. Republican Congressman iy''
Virginia They can enable the W.
sinia representation tn DC s"n",'
,Drmoc.afic. - Kichmord Ttmc$ns
D,sratch
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-09
CHARGED WITH TAKING
lIT1le BOYS MONEY
WH.ian Stevenson, q Young Painter.
heic in jail For Preliminary
Nearing.

Charged with rubbing = small! white
boy Of s. 20. William Stevenson. a
young man who gives his address as
$500 Huntington avenue and mis- oc-
curatiUn as a painter. was arrested
n; Huntington avenue and Thi:ty-fifth
street yesterday afternoon by patraI
men Tilgham and Price He vas
locked m ut the station house and will
Re given n preliminary hearing toranr'
roll morning.
The robbery - Alleged 20 have
tak~n place on Huntington avenue ear
" yesterday afternoon. Tho matter
was reported 10 the police AMI on
Gers Price and Tilghman went &c
work on the case