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New-York tribune., 1908-03-15
CASINO THEATRE.

The company now acting ct the Casino Theatre
ssould appear judging from the ofnrl2l announce
srent that has been sent foT1h concerning IL 10 'e
-headea.-the assurance thus conveyed beng
7hat -'ila. cast is -heaGed by Ethel LcVeE- Ada
Lewis Robert Patton Gibbs. Franklin RonerlS'
Florence Gerald. Neva Aymar. Daisy Greene
Elizabeth B1ice Burrel Babbaretti" etc How
ever. the point OF public interest IS mat MI sam
BERNARD and his associates present the play Al
,7,oet 2 Here" in such q manner as TO please their
auditors The ATTENDANCE has been large
New-York tribune., 1908-03-15
CIRCUS FEATURES AT HIPP0DR0ME.
Performing Stations and "Whirlwind Co.'S
sacks"

The management OF the Hippodronns has INTRO
s,,cea number Of novel circus acts into the va
-I.d ertertatnn1eut at that playhouse This week.
for instance the chief novelties will be Frank Mel
yt1Ie's performing horses, TWO handsome staihons
He has named them Morning and Night In ths
spectacle Of The Battle OF Port arthur sroup
or .vhirlvfnd Cossacks' will appear, IN series OF
daring u,auuuvres In the circus bill there VIII also
ba seen the Teddy Trio. Coleman's dogs gyTnnastio
and acrobatio performers and twelve elepnaH's-
One of the little elephants has been named snan-
rock
New-York tribune., 1908-03-15
NEW AMSTERDAM THEATRE.

1t scarcely seems necessary to mention that The
Merry Widow" still remains merry at the New
Amsterdam Theatre. but mention OF the fact is
IN order, in making up the dramatic chronicle of
the week. 1t also is in order mention that the
merriment is not restricted TO The stage-for THE
Merry Widow cheers her audience and sends Il
away in capital spirits The career of that blithe
dame has been one of extraordinary popularity and
there is visible sign of the discontinuance of
her reign In the puhlic heart
New-York tribune., 1908-03-15
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

,r- r,s7ersf.ara vii act ~ the Academy Of Music
a. yraeL IN the effective and successful play Of
THO saras- Man" with which his name has been
;n1- ana pleasantly associated That pay ooes
= -.-.,f-r ir.redc:ior TO the New York audience.
J. - 1,-,s. nrax-sTent al WaIlacks Theatre. and
= has been much enjoyed and admired. Mr Faver-
sl-l, Il is iutirnstcd. viii lay il aside after the
mo sent season has ended His performance is
good one. earnest and interesting ana MS adlrers
: 80, .berp ;sra many may be expected inn
,aroxe the ffal opportunity now offered of seeing
2 fsvorite actor good play. Mr. Faversha1n $
znrac cement at the Academy Will last four weeks.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-15
WERER'S THEATRE.

Mr.. Weber is understood to be in possession OF
q contented mind, for his burlesoue of The Merry
Widow" has ti6ed him over the shadows and rocks
of this perilous season and his barge sails freely
both with wind and stream" Mr. Weber's COM
pany includes Lulu Glaser, Bessie Clayton Peter
h. Daley. Albert Hart, Ross and Fenton and a
chorus OF handsome females. The burlesoue Is
amusing. The music. everybody knows Is
charming. The performance is brisk and cheerful
continuance Of the Wednesday afternoon per-
fcrmances Is promised to last till the heat
compels q subsistence of Mr.. Weber's energy
New-York tribune., 1908-03-15
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE.

At the Herald Square Theatre Mr.. Lew Fields
continues his custom of change. in the musical
nlav of The Girl Behind the Counter. intro
,7,,rin, at frequent intervals songs, new
dialogue. and dances The purpose Is II
not 10 catch the manners living as they rise.
at least TO catch the public fancy, and thus TO
ersnare the furtive dollar that purpose is stead
lily ACCOMPLISHED The farce is acted With zeal
and spirit and Il imparts good cheer
New-York tribune., 1908-03-15
REALISM.
From MareInaiia,

T
The defenders OF this pitable stuff uphold il on
the ground Of it's truthfulness Taking the thesis
into question, this truthfulness Is the one over
whelming defect. An original idea tha.-to land
the accuracy with which the stone is hurled that
knocks in the head little less accuracy
might have left us more brains And here are
critics absolutely commencing the truhfuaness with
which only the disagreeahle Is conveyed In my
view, II an artist must paint decayed cheeses, his
merit viii lie in their looking little like decayed
cbeeEes as possible.-Bdsav Allan Poe
New-York tribune., 1908-03-15
SAVOY THEATRE.

The farce of Twenty Days in the Shade is on
its way to Chicago, ard the Savoy Theatre Will
remain closed for one week. On March Z3 COM
nanv somewhat affectedly styled Henry Miller 5
Associate Players" will appear there, in a play
entitled The Servant in the House. The COM
ranv comprises several admirable actors including
Tyrone Power. Mias Edith Wynne Mathison, Ar
,bur evils Charles Dalton, and Walter Hanpden.
Tho uIav of The Servant in the House first
nerforned on March ,. in Baltimore and this week
- is visible in Washington
New-York tribune., 1908-03-15
BROADWAY THEATRE

There i= 70 abatement Of the popularity Of a
Waltz Dream the Broadway Theatre. and
-nat revol al nlirth and music confidently be
szrected 10 continue that stage for many We Ks
certainly tl the house Is closed for the summer
Toward autumn the Broadway VIII be devoted TO a
new orera hv Victor Herbert and Glen MacDon-
rueh. "A WALTZ Dream enters on The eighth
nf Is nroSnernLls c2r.Er.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-15
LYCEUM THEATRE.

The touching play Of The Thief" which pro-
vides such uncommon opportunity for good acting
and IN the representation of which that oppor-
tunity is SO remarkably well used should be seen
by all votaries Of the stage. 1t has become a
fixture at the Lyceum Theatre. standard attrac-
ton and II be enjoyed there for the rest OF
the season Mr.. Bellew and Miss Ellington MAIN
tain their trnoersona tons upon high level OF s!n-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-15
HaCKETT THEATRE.

There word to be SAID eltnef ol NJ
rTbon7ass fine MAY Of The WitchinS Hour or OF
tho fine acting Of John Mason, Russ Whytal. MI
SAMPSON Miss Eustace. and Mr.. Nash, IN 1heir
presentrlent of its principal characters The cid
word suffices: il is great play: it is acted with
exceptional ability; and it ought to oe seen pS
every lover OF dramatic art.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-15
KNIcKERBocKER THEATRE.

NIr Cohan's musical farce. The Talk Of New
York" is still providing amusement and winning
the tribute of laughter, at the kniclerbocker
Theatre. and Mr. Victor Moore has strengthened
himself in public favor by energetic and brisk
performance of its eXpedluous and genial hero,
the bold and fortunate plunger OF the race
course. The special merit of this exhibition con-
sists in Mr. Cohan'S tuneful melodies. His talent
is that Of an expert composer of popular songs
New-York tribune., 1908-03-15
WAIIACk'S THEATRE.

The record would not be complete without word
of commendation for the well-spring OF fun that
is flowing at Walacks Theatre. under the name of
"A Knight for d Day" Mirth is the object of that
play, and mirth is the outcome of its performance
The visitor to Walacks Theatre at this time
leaves behind, ard Waack's Theatre. accord
ingly. Is. this time. good place to visit
New-York tribune., 1908-03-15
NEW CIRCLE THEATRE.

Megsrs. Kolb and Dill, appearing as German
tramps, in Lonesome Town. at the New Circle
Theatre, continue offer their medley of dance
song. and frolic. and their harmless merriment
which has given pleasure still be enjoyed. The
vocalism Of Miss Maude Lambert adds to the
nff he
New-York tribune., 1908-03-15
STUYVESANT THEATRE.

Mr. Warfted. acting in The Music Master" and
occasionally in "A Grand Army Man" reigns in
nopularitv at the Stuyvesant Theatre. and is de-
scrvedly admired by the sympathetic audiences
that nightly throng that house, The banner OF MI.
Beiasco has been nailed the mast, and it floats
in triumph above the Stuyvesant Theatre-perhaps
the finest and best appointed theatre in America.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-15
MR.. cnAPmAN's LECTURES.

Mr. s Hudson Chapman. vice-president Of ths
caogranbicaI and ex president OF the Photographs
Societv of Philadelphia. will begin series or
lectures on travel at Carnegie Music Han To-
marrow night His subject will be The Heart &C
spatn, and II will be amply illustrated with pic
.1Ires taken by Mr.. Chapman.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-15
HARLEM OPERA HOUSE.

The stock company OF the Harlem Opera house
will uresent tomorrow night The Girl OF the
Golden West and Miss Morgan will he seen IN the
character SO well acted by Blanche Bates w "A.
Morton, will appear as Jack Rance There will be
,,,oxinr rtct1lre show at the Harlem Opera House
F-a-o
New-York tribune., 1908-03-15
aSTCK THEATRE.

The drama called Paid in Full notwithsta nd
frs ills defects of cruGity and coarseness. is SO
rerrirlort in its rejection upon socialistc tenden-
.iee and : 50 well acted in several Of its parts,
-har i has caught the public fancy and achieved
an a1spicious success. 1t viii continue 10 be act
ssa - the Astor Theatre for the rest Of the dra-
-,,at L..
New-York tribune., 1908-03-15
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Fortune smiles upon Mr. Frederic Thompson.
His well remembered production of 'Brewsters
Millions will come to the Grand Opera house
this week-for the second time this season'-ahu'
doubtless it will meet with accession OF 'hat
,n,.- favor v-bcI, has attended the first.
IT is an amusing play. and Mr.. Edward Abeles ana
his companions give a smooth and effective per-
OF
New-York tribune., 1908-03-15
BIgOU THEATRE

:. sad il viii remain closed until noxt Thursday
y ght when 4 new PLAY. called Bluffs" viii IL
,rn.irlcal tl-c-e.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-15
CRITERION THEATRE.

Slekesoeare in a well known passage recon-
,nends persons who possess tried and approved
friends 70 gra,ple them with hooks Of steel MISS
Hook Of Holland has proved 10 be hook OF that
hind apd the rpabiic favor has been grappled with
81 All persons who the play. which Is reple'e
with humorous incidents, and who hear the music
which is meodious, gay. and winning are fleaSeti
.,.7 refreshed Miss Christie Macdonald continues
,o lac conspicuous among its representatives, by
reason Of personal charm and piquant VocallsIl
y, change Of bin IS expected at the Criterion.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-15
GRRRiCk THEATRE.

Ny GoodUin's engagement at the GaT-ick Thea
ire was closed last night. His acting has given
much pleasure, because Of its dry humor its style
SIS finish ana effective assumption OF feeling
The play in which he appeared The Fastener
by Mr. Broadhurst-partly because Of its OF
hacneyed expedieIfs. and partly because OF its OBJ
ajously irnperfec. r1echanis1n,-has gained the
public admiration There good elements in IT,
both Of comedy and melodrama. farce called
-'Tocdles" adapted from the French. will be shown
at the Ga-rick Theatre this week. II has been well
IN IIonGor.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-15
DkIY'S THEAT2 RE.

The engagement OF the Russian actress NINE. NINE:
- = Kon,sarzbeyskv at Days Theatre, Will
,,o ended next Saturday night, March p, and on
March % a play, by Mr.. Clyde Fitch, recently pro-
d,ced in Washington called Girls Will be per
formed 81 that theatre Nine. honlsarzheVshy
viii nresent in the course OF the week. "A child
e >a+,,re The Battle OF the Butterflies The
children oE the Sun" The Dowerless Bride
sister Beatrice aad The Miracle Of Saint An
New-York tribune., 1908-03-15

benest Of the treHsurers of that theatre,-and
Elizabeth Ariaans. Albertine Cassani. Ella Ho1er
Mill Rein1ann. Otto Collct, Jaques tor"itz MAX
I,iebl and Heinrich MarIowe will appear IN II.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-15
LYRIC THEATRE.

ceritv-producng the effect OF nature by deft use
OF the eNpedients Of art.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-15
EMPIRE THEATRE.

M Cranes anxiety 10 his reception in New
York has been dispeled- He intimated that he was
tired of being jumped on: his apprehension
,roves TO have been groun5less lie has appeared.
~ the Empire Theatre in Father and the Boys.
and has obtained an immediate success. The onl"
jumping caused 10y his advent IS that OF delighted
auditors who be said, in d certain sense, 10
7lnp for Joy. Nr. Cranes impersOnation possesses
the excellent elements Of character and humor.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-15
GARDEN THEATRE.

The engagement OF aIr- " NJ Cressy and Miss
blanche Dayne. at the Garden Theatre, where they
have been performing in a play called The Village
Lawyer" WAS ended last night, and that theatre
VIII remain closed untu March .. on that date
the foreign actress Nine Bertha Kalich Will ap-
rear there, Marta, in revival OF the play
called Marta Of the Lowlands,' originally pro-
ouced by Ny. Harrison Grey Fiske at the Manhat-
tan Theatre, October j, 1903, with Corona I;ic-
,ardo in the principal character Nine. kaiich
has been acting that part. for some time, in the
course tour Of other cities, and her acting of
q hae been commended.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-15
VARIETY THEATRES.
AIhAMRRA THEATRE.

Shea'e London Fire Brigade VIII lead tne Oil he4o
for the week beginning tomorrow afternoon Ihere
orc fourteen perforners employed in that conf
cal speciality. There will also appear McMahoh
end ChappeIle's Porter Maids. Rosie Lloyd. VIII
lam A. Dillon John T. Kelly. ". C. Fields the
Darras Brothers and Kelly and Ashoy
COLONIAL THEATRE.
Percy Williams has arranged an extraordinary
entertainment for audiences at the colonial
Theatre during the present week Ihere are io.
.star" performers in the bill-Minnie SeIgrnan anu
William BramweIl. in a sketch called A bahota
Widow" and Maude Fulton and William ROCK III
q singing and dancing speciality. Miss Fui'on anu
her associate will be remembered for their amusing
nerformance IN "Funabashi.' Vinie Daily. CaIia-
han and ST. George. Welsh. Mealy and Montrose
and That Quartet will contribute to the Tnirth-
There Will be two concerts here To-Day
DEWEY THEATRE.
A rusicsI comedy THE Belle of Avenue A.
will be the particular source OF merriment here
for the week. beginning tomorrow alterhoon-
The Strolling Players will appear in it, Torna Han
Ion being the leading performer The California
Girls will be at the Gotham this week. and there
will be two concerts to-day at both houses
EDEN MUsEE.
There will be two concerts here to-day. During
the week there will be usual daily exhibitions
ssveral novelties have been added 70 the wax
work exhibit hut the visitor will find in the old
collection enough to please the and instruct
the mind Eden AIusee is one of the curlosltles OF
this great city and should be seen by ali IN quest
Of amusement and instruction
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
Cecilia LOTUS will the bill here this week
giving limitations of Nazimova, Ethel Barrymore
Hattie Williams and other well known players The
m,rnicrv of Miss Lotus is always pleasing with
her will cooperate the Byrne Brothers. JUNE
McCree. Jack Norworth. searl and Violet Allen and
Carter and Bluford- There Will De two concerts
here TODAY at which several we'll known players
will appear.
FIFTY-EIGHTH STREET THEATRE.
Eva Tanguav returns here for q week. begin
ming Tomorrow afternoon AL Leech. the Three
Rosebuds Guyer and Crispi, Carroll and Baker
and Ben Welch will aid in the performance. There
will be two concerts to-day.
125TH STREET THEATRE.
Nance O'NefI will lead the list OF performers
here this week appearing in q condensed version
Of .I eab the Forsaken' William Gould and VAL
eska Suratt Martinelli and Sylvester, the Four
teen Black Hussars Jack Hazard. Clement de Leon
and Barry and Hughes in the bill Two con-
certs are announced for to-day.
TONY PASTORS THEATRE.
The chief players announced to appear this week
at Pastors Theatre the Four Everetts. Tip
pei and Kliment Cogan and Bancroft. j. AL
drich Libby and katherine Trayer. the Hurleys.
the American Newsboy Quartet. Claude and
Marion and Cleveland Fox and Gray. There viii
be concerts to-day.
VICTORIA THEATRE.
Mr.. William, y. Hammerstein. son of the i1npre-
saro has re >ently returned from trip abroad.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-15
125TH STREET THEATRE.

Nance O'Nel will lead the list OF performers
here this week. appearing in a condensed version
of II .eah the Forsaken.'' William Gould and VAL
eska Suratt, Martinelli and Sylvester, the -Four
teen Black Hussars Jack Hazard. Clement de Leon
and Barrv and Hughes are In the bill. Two con-
ncaG tn-da
New-York tribune., 1908-03-15
TONY PASTORS THEATRE.

The chief players announced TO appear this week
at Pastors Theatre the Four Everetts, Tip
pei and Kliment. Cogan and Bancroft. j. AL
drich Libby and Katherine Trayer, the Hurleys.
the American Newsboy Quartet, Claude and
Marion and Cleveland, Fox and Gray. There viii
he to-day
New-York tribune., 1908-03-15
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE,
FIFTY-elGHTH STREET THEATRE.

Eva Tanguay returns here for week. begin
ming tomorrow afternoon. AL Leech. the Three
Rosebuds Csuyer and Crispi. Carroll and Baker
and Rem Welch will aid in the performance. There
will be two concerts to-day.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-05
LEGISLATORS DID
NOT GET DRUNK
CHARGES AGAINST MEMBERS
MADE BY MOORE, ARE
FALSE.

Atlanta, Go, Aug 4-whe charges
Of John T. Moore, OF Macon, Ga, were
yesterday BRANDED as false by the in
Vastigating c0nim.tt~e of the general
assembly in its report through Chair
man w. b. Stephens, which was read
by the Secretary
Append d to the report was the evil
deA,e Obtained at the PROCEEDINGS of
laa c3m@.ttee. TIE charges were thar
;A2 members OF The misunderstanding
committee, composed of Representa-
tives Edwards, Bowen and Powell,
and Senator Stapleton, we're drunk
while inspecting the Bib Brick Com
pany's plant at Macon. Ga, Of which
company J I'm r. Moore is president.
All the meeting held some days ago
the members Of the subcommittee
wero present to answer the charges,
but John r. Moore did not appear,
stating taat business matters prevent
ed his attending.
The Committee Renort.
The report of the committee was as
| follows:
ITO tie President Ct the Senate
and Speaker of the House of Repre-
aentatives: The undersigned Joint
committee of the general assembly
appointed undeg house resolution No.
1919, to investigate charges made by
| John T. Moore, of Macon, Ca, against
Representatives Edwards Bowen and
Powell and Senator Staplaton, beg
leave to report that the matter has
been carefully Investigated aEd con
sidered, with the result thaXthe fol
lowing findings arr respectfully sub
mitted!
situation as - eacY representative
and the senator involved is without
the slightest foundation in truth, is
wholly unwarranted and unjust and is
unhesitatinGly pronounced to be false
in every particular
l5econd--lt is believed that these
charges were carelesslv preferred
(not to say more) because the pub
lie servants conceived it to be their
duty to criticize in some respects the
convict camp in which the accuser
is interested which action is strongly
condemned and denounced
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-05
Does This Suit You

E. c. Bruce, the enterprising drug
gist Of Brunswick, is having such a
large run en- "Hindipo," the new Nerve
Tonic and Restorer, and hear it so
highly praised that he now offers to
guarantee it in every case to cure all
forms of Kidney Troubles and Ner
vous Disorders. He pays for it if it
does net give you entire satisfaction.
If you use II, it is his risk, net yours.
A 5O-cent box. Blue Label Extra
Strength, $1.00, will pat life in dead
one. Sent by mail under positive
guarantee.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-05
sh. Likes Good Things.

Mrs. Chas. e. Smith, of West Frank
lin Maine, says: q like good things
and have adopted Dr. Kings New Life
Pills as our family laxative medicine.
because they are good and do their
work without making fuss about it,"
These painless purifiers scld at Rose S
Pharmacy. 25c
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-05
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The far: - - ss1144tfs Nis3s.
FOB SALE.

NAPTFIA LAUNCH iris Build in
1907, of Cypress and Live Oak knees
galvanized iron fastenings, 49, long,
T width, Draft q g., 2 Cylinder
"Knox' 13 II. Pa Ekina. Magnetic
equipment, capaAtyItwelve passen-
gers, fully equppaH Address Plan
tiers Fertilizer & Phosphate Co,
Charleston, S. C.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-05
HOLINESS CAMP MEETING
AT INDIAN Spring

Account Of the above occasion the
Southern Railway viii sell round trip
tickets to Flovilla, Ga, at rate of
09.55 for the round trip. Tickets will
be on sale from Aug / to Aug 20,
inclusive, and will be good returning
by any regular train up to and includ-
Ing Aug %.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-05

BOAT LEAEs FOOT MANSFIELD ST.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-25

Haas, the rejected juror, who shot Fran
els J. Heney on Friday afternoon, com
mitted suicide at $40 clock last night
in his cell at County Jail No. 2. He
fired a bullet into his forehead while
he lay on his cot, wrapped up in a
blanket and apparently asleep. His
weapon was a 41-caliber derringer, an
antique pattern single-shot frearm,
which, it is said, he had been able to
conceal without being discovered by
either his guards or the two sets of
policemen and detectives, who searched
him after his arrest.
Haas went to bed at 8 clock, and
had been allowed by his guards, De-
tee i've Sergeant Thomas Burke and
Patrolman Dennis Burke, to sleep with
his shoes on. This peculiar request was
made on the previous evening, and
granted by the prison authorities. It
was considered odd, but no particular
notice was taken of it, and no suspi-
cion was aroused, although the two
searches of the prisoner had been de-
fective, in that the shoes were not
taken off and examined. The police
say that the shoes, old fashioned gait
ers, were the only place where a small
revolver could be concealed.
When Haas body was found, it was
lying on its side on the floor of the
narrow stone cell, No. %. The corpse
had evidently rolled off the cot when
the bullet was fired. The tiny revolver,
which did the work. was found covered
by the blankets, which had tumbled
off the bed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-25
THE SHOOTING OF HENEY
AND SUICIDE OF HAAS
Vivid Account of the Two Tragedies Which
Stirred San Francisco With Some of
the Old VigiIante Spirit

WHITE HOUSE, November Il, 1908.
Mrs. Francis J. Heney: Am mex
pressibly shocked at news of the at
tempted assassination of Mr.. Heney,
and am greatly relieved at the news
this morning that he is doing well and
viii probably recover. hope you will
accept my deepest sympathy. Like all
good American citizens, I hold your hus-
band in peculiar regard for the abso-
1utely fearless way in which he has at
tackled and exposed corruption without
any regard to the political or social
prominence of the offenders or to the
dangerous character of the work. Your
husband has taken his life in his hands
in doing this great task for our people,
and is entitled to the credit and esteem
and, above all, to the heartiest support
OF all good citizens The infamous
character of the man who has assault
ed him should add not only to the
horror and detestation felt for the deed,
but also to the determination of all de-
cent citizens to stamp out the power
of all men of his kind.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-25

says that Haas seemed fairly cheerful
and did not exhibit the restlessness
which characterized him on his first
might in Jail. Five minutes before the
fatal shot was fred BohIe looked into
the cell, and saw his prisoner apparent
ly sleeping. Haas opened his eyes and
glanced at the policeman, but immedi
ately closed them again.
Bohle stepped out into the corridor
again, and the next thing that hap
pened was the report of the pistol ring
ing through the prison and telling ev-
erybody that tragedy had come as a
sequel to the Heney shooting.
The manner in which Haas obtained
and kept the weapon with which he
took his life last night, is something
which will need rigid police investi-
cation. Detective Burns said last night
that he believed the weapon had been
slipped into the man s cell yesterday
afternoon by somebody who eluded the
vigilance of the prisoner guards.