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New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
VENEZUELA AND coLomsIA AT ODDS.

tarara>. NcnczU-la Marrn 4-Thr dell.acy o.
the relations existing bctweeu Nenezuela aud Co
}u1li tia has been Shown once bv the preCpI-
tate departure Of Or Restrepn confidential agent
anpointed by President Reyes to make conmcr-
ciaI and navigation treaty with Castro and 50
nave the road to renewal of diplomatic reia-
tions This closes one more chapter IN the Veuez-
staIan Colombian inhroglio and marks he failure
az colombia fourth delegate to the Venezuelan
capital
II is known that during the recent negotiations
Colombia went so far 10 offer President Castro
10 cede ~ Venezuela some of the territory given
~ Colombia by the arbitration award Of the Queen
of Spain in return for desired commercial ana
nav ation treaty.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
HOUSE PASSES PENSION BILL.
Vote to Abolish Seventeen Agencies and
Max. PAYMENTS in Washington.

Washington March ie-After several hours Of
spIrited discussion over the proposition TO abolish
se7-en+eeu Of the eighteen United States pension
ger~fa5 and consolidate pension disbursements in
Washington the House to-day passed the pension
concentration bill carrying $50 5000. the largest
sun, ever authorized by that measure. The House
nv a vote Of So 20 lS9 stood by the Committee on
Arp-oprfatfous and left unchanged its recon-
r1endation for one general agency.
In The course Of the debate Mr.. Fitzgerald. of
,-en, York accused the President of using federal
patronage 10 further the interests cf Secretary
Tafr for the Presidency.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
DoUMA LEADER AssAssINs' VICTIM.

St Petersburg March I9.-Dr. karsvaleff who
vas leader of the GrouD Of Toll in the second
Douu7a vas shot death yesterday by Two men
in his home At Ekaterinosla3- The reason for III"
crime has not been learned, hut It undoubted edly
vas political \ tcv days go the doctor received
threatening letters from The roactionary o~CauIza-
tion saying that his death sentence rsd been
signed.
on Monday of this week revolU'ioui~fs at Nezhiu
SET fir, to the house Of NJ Noloshky a local leader
Of the League Of Russian People " Vojcshky
was badly burned and al tho meulbcrz oT his fam
iI,. re-lSheG
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
SCORES HURT IN SUFFRAGE RIOTS.

RerIin March ia total Of forty-Seven arrests
was made in Rerin yesterday in connection WITH
the suffrage denonstratious. Nine policemen sus-
tained injuries in the encounters with fhe people
II is estimated that nifty of the manifestsntS
wounded. hut II Is probable that many others we're
hurt as the authorities have record of thcse
Hlu vent home and dressed theiI injuries.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
CANAL ZONE GOVERNMENT.
House Asks President 10 State His Au-
-horItv

washington. March Ie--The House today ADOPT
- -te resolution offered by Nj Harrison. OF Ne"
York. rallirs the President 70 state ny VIVA
authority of Law he had exercised the functions "f
---,a---1e-r in the Panama Canal zone since the
expiration = the 18th Congress
The President vas attacked by NJ Harrison and
NJ Williams of Mississippi for having. as they
stated Usu-ped his constitutional authority IN
--zErE laws for the canal zone b- executive order
FIe vas warmly defended by Nr- Tavney. Of Mn
-esota e-c NJ Mann o. Illinois.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

Evidantiy this action is taken by Joint consent Of
Honduras. Salvador and Costa Rica. the "eml-
grades could not he ordered TO Costa Eica with
out previous consent OF that government.
Tho news is significant indicating that the
United States government IS following UP the agre,-
ments made by the peace conference held IN
Washington, with a view making them effective
by the suppression Of revolutionary movements tn
one republic against adjoining republics # all tho
adjoining republics agree upon this policy. pe-tna-
nent peace viii be assured for Honduras
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
1uF New HAMPSHIRE IN COMMISSION

philadel lpllia March 19.-The new battleshlp the
New Hampshire with Captain c. NICK. WiHslow
in command was placed In commission at the
League Island Navy Yard to-day with The usual
ceremonies The new battleship will be taken next
u eel, TO the Yards OF the New York Shtpbuilding
COMPANY It's builders. at Camden n j. where
tho work still 20 be done the turTets Will he
finished II will be ready for sea IN about month
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
FOR A STATUE OF COLUMBUS.

Wasb;ngton. March ls.-It was agreed at a meet
;,, ~ the Columbus Memorial Commission. which
met to-day In the office Of Secretary Root, that
,ocd.Is be asked from Ii number OF eminent
z,,,n.o~s renreseuring Columbus standing on the
sru,ard deck of the carayeI the central feature
~ 4 memorial fountain to BE- erected in the plaza
NJ the new union station in this city. Congress
has appropriated sIcoO coo for the memorial.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
sxrRApITioN FOR OLGA STEIN.

Washington March l9.-Inftiai steps were taken
dau nv the Russian Embassy having in view
3D.. ext,adftfon Of Olga Stein, arrested In New
york recentlv at the instance OF the Russian gov
eminent on a charge OF forgery. 1t is said at the
embassy that so far known there is no aues-
ton OF betrayal OF military or political secreis
frvolyed in the
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
Keep a
Full Supply

Of stored-up energy on tap
for emergencies.
It's the competent man
who IS always ready, that
gets the best places IN the
business world.
Right food, regularly
eaten, IS the basis on which
real energy Is made, and
the man who daily includes
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
RECOVER PART OF MRS. BELLS JEWELS

jewels valued SF.Ooe, said BY the Police 70
- part OF those stolen from Mrs. E c. Bell. Of
Central Park West, were recovered by detectives
from ravnshcr,s Yesterday. They had been rsvned
fcr 81 .a Mrs Jeanette Newman. Who formerly
lived a. the IIcte' Stratford arrested ana
charged With The tneft. She Was released % Ssse
nail
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
ASSURING PEACE FOR HONDURAS.

TegucisaIpa. Honduras. March IS. via Mobie,
March l9-At q conference to-day between Ministe-
Bustulo. Of Honduras: the American Minister and
the Minister of Foreign Relations for Salvador. II
was resolved TO notify Honduras "eTugl>ldos' oc-
cuped in promoting revolutionary movements that
they must return to Honduras leave for Costa
Rica.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
.rx,no TO SURRENDER WALKER.

Washington, March 1a--The State Department
Vas Informed to-day that the Mexican government
IS Granted the extradition Of William F. Walker
the Connecticut banker who absconded several
months ago and was found In southern Caiiloi-
n;s py Pinksrton detectives.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
EARL OF DUDLEY FOR AUSTRALIA.

London March l9-The Earl % Dudley has been
appointed Governor General Of tho Common wealth
Of Australia in succession to Sir Henry Stafford
Northcote whose term IS about TO expire
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
HUSBAND RELEASED FROM CUSTODY

Prosecutor Ciarvan OF Hudson County had Ben
,snin Duyau OF Woodciiffe, y. j. released yes
terday from custody in Manhattan he had been
held on suspicion OF having caused the death Of his
lie. A servant alleged that she had been
dered but an investigation revealed the fact that
II VAS clearly a case of suicide.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
TRANQUILITY RULES IN HASTL

Torr-atr- Prince March Ia-The situation here to-
dav continues tranquil Three other varsh1rs have
arrived in port-the smericsn cruiser Des Moincs.
the American g1nboat Paducah and The English
cruiser Cressy
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

tn. main story Of "rh. Diras Ruby" by T. Marion
crsuford besins 10 TIE second instalmont In asAt
sapix.'s ITisCne-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
BRITISH CRUISER Loses COMMANDER.

Grenada British Vest Indies. March ls.-Fears
are entertained aboard the British cruiser ScyIts.
stationed here TOY the safety OF tofnn1ander Mac
1achlan Of the cruiser, who, in a small boat
manned by one sailor put his ship last
night Apparently the men lost their hearings. for
thev failed TO arrive board. Tire SryIIa is en-
gagged in an extended search, IT being thought that
the boat may have been blown out 10 sea
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

Putting in for Hiram IL. OF course. another
shorty Nci abe hs >~weH FORD And, Of ccursc.
n, a good enc see neat sunda! Irieuna
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
LABOR MAKES DEMANDS
sntipued from firsi page.

demands ct the labor lea aders. but with such
concessions 10 labor they deem wise and
proper The President expects 10 day to send TO
Congress next week the special message recent
" announced in these dispatches. soon after
Representative Hepburn introduces the civic
Federation bill.
The leaders in Congress. while extremely anx-
ious for harmony between the White House aud
the national legisa ture. are non-committal on
the prospects They say that if the President
can recommend measure which has the united
support OF financial and labor leaders and which
appeals to them sound legislation they viii
cheerfully undertake to pass il. but they are OBJ
viously skeptics OF the success OF the Executive
in that direction and they gravely question the
political expediency OF so large and they believe
hazardous undertaking AT this stage o. the
political situation.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

m his dietary feels the glow
Of energy IN nerve and mus
Gle stored up for the steady
pull that wins.
The Phosphate Of Potash
contained In wheat and bar
ley Is retained in making
Grape-Nuts, and combines
with albumen In the blood TO
rebuild the brain and nerve
cells, broken down by natU-
raj effort and business
activity.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
RUMoRs of SPECIAL SESSION.

Some Of the Senate leaders hoping tha-
the Executive civic Federation measure will not
be introduced in the upper house. They think
that if it can pass the House there may be
chance OF getting it through the Senate. out that
the probabilities are that il will so on the rocks
at the south end Of tine Capitol and that the Sc
a-c will thus be saved from passing on II on
the other hand. there ar" disCuletlng runlora
from the White House TO the effect that L =
bill which meets with Executive approval IS
formulated and Is not acted on by congress the
President may deem II necessary - summon
Congress IN special session FOR that PlTP'>1
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

When ser a. MS home last night John Tatlock-
resident o. The Washington Life Insurance Com
rs-v said be did not know OF such Z letter being
-e-- oyt bv Nj. Eeruilye Senator La Toilette
referred to such order. he said. was sent 10
agents q the company IL l905 for weekly IN
s-ea5 of monthly payments lie said he had not
t4ard Of Mr. La Follette's charges, and that
here vas nothing extraordinary in the sending OF
-.zeEr- -erzlt-auces 70 the New York once
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
.fRNI md NAVY NEUS.

Washington. March -.
From The Tribune Bureau
nE;RS ISSUED.-The following orders have
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-04
Easter Morn" Friedrich Hitler.

Easter Morn, trledrlcn Hitler.
"Isot la Blonde" Max Filke, opened
the second part of the program, and
was followed by after Many a Dusty
Mile" Edward Edgar. and "Alastair
MacAlastair." The last was so much
to the liking OF the audience that it
had to be gone over entirely. A. Stor-
mont Young's Scottish accent in the
solo part wen far toward gaining it
the reception it received. Miss Dodge
then sang three songs which tested her
voice to the utmost, "Who Is Sylvia?"
Schubert; Etc" Chaminade, and How
Much l Love You" LaForge. AS an
moore she CAV Wells ~"Springtime."
der Sandman Protheroe. and "Lut-
COWS Wild Chase" Won Weber, by the
chorus, closed the concert.
The active members of the club are:
Harry B. Ackerson, Henry ALL, Harry
NJ. Albertson. John b. Badger, Arthur
l.. Baldwin, Frederick w. Beam, Noel
A. Briden. Edmund c. Carter. William
Corkill, Malcolm Corlies, Il. Herbert
Dear, Walter S. Decker, William T.
Decker, Marcus A. Douglass, Samuel
M. Dunn, Roy F., Edwards. Thomas b..
Edwards, Thomas j. Eyman, Louis
Fairlamb, Harold II. Febrey, Fred w.
Geissler. Arthur H. Glaister, Richard
e. Glover, Frederick G.. Hamilton, John
B. Hamilton, George w. Heath, Leon
Hedden, Robert w. Holden, Fred J.
Kastner, John Knie, Eric Laddey, Wilt
lam G. Lahey, Harry p. Lippincott,
John w. Mcdowell, Hubert De G. Main,
2. Roy Marsh, Leonard Marsh, Martin
G. Meyer, w. Tenet Melick, Charles B.
Morse. Henry d. Northrup, Henry D.
Northrup, jr., Bruno G.. Ostermann.
Howard v. Pascal. Charles r. Powell
son. Frank l.. Reiss, Charles IL. Russ,
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LARGE AUDIENCE
GREETS OPENING
ORPHEUS CONCERT
Twentieth Season of Musical
Society Is. Ushered in at
Wallace Hall.

a large audience last night attended
the private subscription concert given
by the Orpheus Club in Wallace Hall,
the occasion being the opening enter
taininent of the twentieth season of tn
organization. Miss Elizabeth Dodge.
soprano. was the principal soloist, and
was well received. Miss Floreane NJ.
MacCall was the accompanist. in the
absence of Henry Hall Duneklee, who
was i'll.
The chorus, which was led by Arthur
Mees, stayed the program with Fried
rich Hegar's THE King and the Bard.
Miss Dodge sang "Polacca," from
"NIignon,' n for an encore gave
Samuel Liddle's In My Garden
"Aiy Heart Is Sair' and Annie
Laurie both arranged by Elliott
Button. were given by the chorus,
and Miss Dodge sang an obligato for
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OVER
EDUCATION BOARD,
PRESIDENT RULES


president Frederick f. Guild. of the
Board of Education, caused a commo-
ton among the employees of the board
atfthe meeting of the building, grounds
and supplies committee last night by
placing a censorship on all information
pertaining to the board and forbidding
employees to give information.
lhings have been given out in the
various departments and criticism
made that viii cause a number of dis
missais, said Mr.. Guild, and he went
on to say that all information for the
press or contractors in the futureemust
come from members of the board.
After the smoke caused by this bomb
smell had cleared away the COMMITTEES
took up the plans of School Architect
ernest Guilbert for the new gymnasium
for the High School. The plans call
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-04
"a LIEUTENANTS TRY
FOR CAPTAINS PLACE

Twenty-four l~ieutenants in the fire
department are taking the civil serv-
under Civil Service Commissioner Col
onel Mullikin, in the City Hall.
There are three vacancies and they
will be filed by the highest among
those who pass.
Colonel Mullikin says the men who
pass will be the civil service list for
~captaincy for the next W. years and
for that period all vacancies will be
filled from the men who pass today.
The minimum percentage necessary
to pass is rs per cent, and the men
are subject to physical reexamination.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-04
REPORTS THEFT, THEN
FINDS MISSING MONEY.
Rev. Vincent Beede Reports AL.
legged Loss TO Police.

The Rev. Vincent Beede. curate ar
the House of Prayer, State and Broad
streets reported the loss of his purse
and $40 to Captain Carroll, Of the de-
tective bureau today.
Mr.. Beede rooms at 40 State street
and this morning, after taking his
bath, missed his purse.
he Immediately went to police head
Quarters, where he was advised to
make a thorough search OF his rooms.
He did SO and later Informed the de-
tective bureau that he had recovered
his money.
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Edwin c. Saunier. George w. Schell-
hardt, Milton A. Smith, Raymond w.
Smith, John r. Stevens, William l..
Stevens, Thomas L. Stone. Herbert j.
Strahan. Edward X. Taylor, Joseph M.
Thatcher, Philip r. Thomas. Harrison
S. Thompson, Harold S. Totten, Frank
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jr, president: Henry D. Northrup, vice
president; Roy +. Edwards, secretary;
Edmund C. Carter, treasurer; Martin
G. Meyer, librarian; T. Herbert Dear,
Walter S. Decker. Thomas ]. Eyman,
John B. Hamilton. Robert w. Holden,
Charles B. Morse. Charles III. Russ, Ed
win c. Saunier and George w. Schell-
hardt.
The musical committee is composed
of Arthur Mees, John b.. Hamilton,
Robert w. Holden and Roy F. Edwards.
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for a two-story building of the same.
colored brick as the school proper, to
be Joined to the latter building by a
covered stone arch bridge.
The building will be 79x95 feet, and
Fave full accommodations for the 1,2Oo
pupils of the High School. The second
f1oor will consist of one large room and
the first floor will be a smaller gymna-
SUM, with baths and dressing rooms.
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A. Urner, Raymond Van Iderstinc. Sid
ney M. Van Ness, jr., John F. Viereck,
Timothy NJ. Ward. Charles r. Wilcox.
Albert b. Wilson, Frederick M. Will
son A. Stormont Young and Emil G.
Zeh.
The directors are Franklin Murphy.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-14
COMPROMISE LOOKED
FOR OVER BIG CHECK

After listening to further argument
Saturday morning on the contempt
charges preferred against Hayden
Stone & Co, by f. c. Austin, receiver
for Cameron Currie a. Co. Judge Man
dell announced that he would give his
decision in a few days.
AT Saturday mornings hearing the
defendants presented new order
which they wished the judge to sign
This order provides that Hayden
Stone & Co. be permitted to deposit
the $4,000 now In dispute in a De
troit bank to be held until all claims
are settled, the fund TO be used In
paying all charges to which Hayden
Stone & Co. are put In defending
themselves. The order differs little
from the receipt which Hayden, Stone
IL Co. wished the receiver to sign be
fore they turned over TO him the 1910,
600. Judge Mandell refused TO con
slider the order until he had disposed
OF the contempt matter.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-14
Daily Death Lis:

Katie Blaszkiwicz. lOts ST. Aubin-
ave. s months. cholera infantum.
Joseph Wendt. 220 Thirtieth st,
months. mal-nutrition.
William Sylvester Eli Grant, lSV
Madison-ave., months; typhoid fever
Edwin john Andrew, 3s Amherst,
years; cardiac failure.
Archie Douglass Marston, AIS Lafay-
ette-ave., I years. asthma.
Edward Kemp. li7l Military-ave.. l3
years. typhoid fever.
Karl Mahotzki. las Cicotte ave, so
years; perltonltis
Charles Permits. 1903 Thirty st,
100 wears acute Bright's disease.
Emil Keshn. ESQ Guoin. 30 years: in
Quest pending.
Carl Petsch. 1856 Mack ave 2 years;
|acute castro enteritis.
Clara Wlcklinski. SCI Thirty-third st
IL months. ilea colitis,
Conrad Marth, ST. Mary's hospital, 81
|years; typhoid fever.
Viola Balow, 676 Tillman-ave.. year
|marasmus.
Benjamin Franklin Aller. Grace hos
|pitai 81 years: appendicitis.
Felix Zaldaris. 56I John R.-st., ~
|years: hypeItrophy Of liver.
Joseph 0rigg, Trenton. Mich. 30
years; senile decay.
Rose Thiefels. 1921 Canton ave. l
|year. broncho- pneumonia.
| Edmund Marcinkowski, PIT Tillman-
lave. 10 months; cholera infantum.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-14
MISSING;
50 ARE ROBES
AeYssINIAN DISAPPEARS WITH
OUT SETTLING FOR cos
III TUNES HE WORE.

That Quitting royalty is an expen-
slve occupation is the pronounced
opinion of NJ. Flanders who conducts
costume-renting store on st. An
toine-st.
A few weeks ago a gentleman or
color with West India accent came
INTO Flanders place and stated that
he was prince Of Abyssinia touring
the country. He claimed TO have lost
MS prlncely robes in New York but
wanted to get make-shift outfit to
demonstrate his princely manner to
the Detroit public.
Flanders took down the Abyssinian
name. which sounded like a horse
trotting down muddy lane. and let
$50 suit go.
Then the prince broke into public
notice at once for he wore the robes
by daylight and by electric light all
over the city.
Suddenly his princely highness dis
appeared-and without returning the
swell apparel TO Flanders.
Anyone who has seen an Abyssinian
prince, with robes, will confer favor
on the real owner of the robes by i'm
parting said information.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-14
TWO BATHS IN 7
YEARS; WIFE GONE

Alleging that her husband had taken
only two baths during the seven years
she lived with him, Goldie Freidland
filed bill for divorce Saturday
against Solomon Freidland. She also
charges that her husband never
changed his underclothing oftener
than once a month, he arguing that
washing wore the garments out too
quickly.
She alleges also that her husband
swore at her frequently, struck her
with his fists and called her vile
names
The Detroit times., 1908-09-14
d. E D

10. susanna Ameis, rellct
Of the late Nicholas Ameis. and
mother Of Mrs. Anna Meyer Mrs.
Elizabeth Trombly. Mrs Mary
OLeary. Nicholas and kittie Ameis,
at her residence, 500 Adelaide-st., age
SO years Funeral from residence.
Monday at $50. and st. Joseph
church at y Burial at Grotto Omit
flowers
RUTSON-sept. 10. at Cleveland. O.,
Walter. beloved son OF Elizabeth and
the late William Rutson. Notice OF
funeral later from his mothers resi-.
dence. 3lG Champlainst
SULLIVAN-Sept. IL, 1908, at his resi-
dence, 60 Ash-st., Jeremiah, beloved
husband OF Margaret Sullivan, father
OF Margaret and Stella Sullivan. De-
ceased was member OF g. X. and l..
OF A Branch No 81. knights OF
Equity. and Plasterers' union No. 10.
Notice OF funeral later.
IvANIER--At her brothers residence
1872 Avery-ave., Sept. 10. 1908. Clarisse
Vanier. sister OF Mrs. r. j. Carron
Mrs. Mason l., Brown and George
Vanler. Funeral Monday from resi-
dence al $3.50. and St Leo's church at
o'clock.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-14
Marriage Licenses

Harvey :. Durand. 50: Mabel F. Bates
%.
Henry A. Hoft %. Albertena Bren-
ner. 20
Louis IT. Zikmund. go Fort Wayne;
Sophia l'lovd 80 Campbellsburg. Pa
Anthon Kaliszewski. Il; stella Slkor-
ski. Is
Ora " Hendrick, 20, Grand Haven
Oloa J. Grunst %. Detroit
Paul Sears. II St Clair Flats lhilie
Patton Il. Detroit.
William Wilson. 80; Martha Lewis
80
william A. Donahue. 90; Alice Smith
10
Felix Gczegocki. PC Sophia Bare. ! s
VIM. +. Wagner, 40; Catherine BOYD
"a
sydney G. Rowland, %. Hattie Pop
" ladislawa swlder. 20. Josie Jar
kowski 90.
scott Lillv. %. Detroit. Joan Nc
Gov % Milford.
Herman = EIinz, 81. Anna b, Rein
hold. rs
The Detroit times., 1908-09-14
ALLEGED SWINDLER
ARRESTED IN BUFFALO

BUFFALO. Sept. 1.-THE story Of
an alleged bank swindle which may
amount to between 100000 and $780,
900. the police say, through the mani
pulations OF trusted clerk, leaked
out here when Louis Lipppan, alias
Meltzer, was arrested at the public
library on the charge of grand lar
ceny.
Lippman admits his identity and
does not deny the charge. according to
the police. He says that he came
from Germany to this country only
five years ago.
Lippman was a clerk for the bank
ing house OF Knauth. Nached &
Kuhne, OF New York city. Something
like three weeks ago, Ii is alleged, he
disappeared. The Pinkertons were i'm
mediately notified, the bank being
members OF the association formed to
run down such men. The Pinkertons
traced Lippman to Albany, to Buffalo,
to Toronto and then back to Buffalo
again. They found that he had been
stopping at high-class hotels and had
been spending money freely.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-14
WILD WEST ACTRESS
is OUT OF A JOB

Pretty, but penniless, Marie Jones.
IL years old, who says she was with
Wild west show that disbanded in
Chicago recently. applied TO the local
police Saturday for assistance In
recalling Grand Rapids. Though at.
tired in the garb OF a typical girl OF
the plains. she admitted that she had
never seen actual service on the
prairie.
She had been in the show business
since she was IL years old. she said
her father having sold her to a travel
ing show for $4,000. She does not
know where her parents are now and
has no place she can call home.