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The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-16

Ar. and Mrs. Ralph u,,,,s
three daughters we're Tho ,' maf'ls and
day OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jones quests y Sun.
Greeley. ''"eS' OF West
J s. Foster and w,,s l.,
turned to rupelo, Miss nave n.
sons here. '' with their
.! Mi.. Ia. Harry rroth left wsaD.,,,,
!or ner home near Merino, 'saay at,as
ten days visit with relative. 'Ilef a
neighborhood. IN this
Gust Mellin, who form.,,,
10 Gipsoo, has bought Ia Ia ",ed ..'a
Two miles east of Greeley. chs.'ss s,,ss
johnson has bought twenty ,o'.a o,a''ss
the same locality. '''ss In
Mr. Meredith has sold vi.
acre tract to a brother of Harry Fe. s,''
tor, The new owner has purchases .us,
. house Of Mrs. Swan, which u'sseu h. H,s,
move on to the property this wess ss "'''
;. 9. Graham last week sold +, :.
east eighty acres, known as ths a,, %'s
Childs place, The north forty acrss vs
was sold to Mr.. Isaacson, Of Deuvos .e'
for s55oo. and the south forty wa,
traded to G. A. Carlson for bis im' n'
proved ten acre tract. MIR. Issakson
VIII remodel the old Chllds houss
ana Mr.. Carlson will build a nev
cottage and move March lst,
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-16

shipped a car load OF fine cattle from
here last week.
The ladies of the W. C. T. U.
presented the school with beautiful
picture of Frances f. Willard.
j. B. Cotfey. OF Pattonsburg, Mo-.
arrived here Friday to visit his son.
10y, who is here for his health.
IAN a Mistake" presented by
Lupton Circle at the opera house
Tuesday evening was we'll attended
Mrs. Hattie Gwyn aud Mrs. VIM.
Egner entertained the Fortntpbtl,
card club Friday evening at Mrs
Gwyn's home.
q. G. Redman, Of Indiana, who
mas been visiting in Los Angeles
CAL, is visiting his brother, Prof
j. F. Redman.
A mass meeting OF the citizens o
Platteville has been called for Mon.
Gay evening. Jan. 20, for the purpos,
q. discussing the electric light oues
tion ''''
Ille Following pupils of the inter
lnealat room made the hiphes,
grades for the month of Dece ember
fourth grade, Kenneth souires
nun, James Morgan; sixth, Newell
Waslev. '"e'
Held over IRON last week
mrs Alice Hoffman is quite sicl
OF lagrippe. ''o'
Mrs. Berry, Mrs. Geo; sn,dor
mother, is very i'll.
school opened Monday, January q
with large attendance. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Green =
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-16
PLATrEv,LLE

Mr.. and Mrs. John Jepson are WIS.,
iting In Denver.
MT. and Mrs. W. A. verBryck are
visiting in Denver.
, Kenneth, eldest son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Squires, is quite III.
Mrs Minnie Lycan has gone to
Denver where she expects to visit
for some time.
O'Donnell s. Co., of Denver,
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-16
ROWE DISTRICT

Miss Flora Runnells has been very
sick with rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. jacobson Wis.
tied last week with friends In Den
YER.
j. M. jacobson has rented the j.
J. Newell place and moved there
last week from e. A. Mead's farm.
P Lundberg, who has rented the
Allison ranch, will probably move
In this week. Miss Annie Peterson
will keep house for him and MEs.
Olsen will board with them while
her house Is in Ault is occupied.
Held over from last week
D. w. Runnell moved to the Gar
rett place last week. The farm now
belongs to August Molander.
Albsrt Allison has changed hi.
mind about renting his farm next
season and nov talks about moving
to 1t himself
G. NJ. Larson and family and AL
bert Peterson and family spent New
Years day with Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Larson and family.
Ernest Nelson, who has been quite
sick with scarlet fever, Is now recov.
ering. He is living IN one Of A. A.
Larson's houses and Is being cared
for by his brother, John Nelson. He
Is q brother to Mrs. Victor Elm and
Mrs. e. Mulander.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-16
clPsoM

Miss Ellie Lucas is very Ill with
rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs Evans, recently from
Iowa, have rented Mr.. Bowman.s
ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hatch were the
guests Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. T..
Harrison.
Mr. Murchison has improved his
ranch by the addition OF two rooms
to the house.
Hubert Spurgeon entertained John
Neutze. Arthur and Shelby Forward
last Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Shook and baby visited
last week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs J. W. Harsh.
Mrs. Ira Lucas came down from
Denver Sunday and will visit some
time with relatives.
Mr.. Peterson traded part OF his
land In this neigborhood for forty
acres Of land east Of Evans.
Mrs. Massacre and daughter ar.
rived here last week from Wisconsin.
They are living on West Fifth
street until their house is finished.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-16
r.,. shoulder Cured

Lame shoulder is usual, u,ls, and
BY rheumtaism OF the nnllcations
quickly Yields to ie" y",m ar Mrs
az Chamberlain's Pain ba," a,,u. New
II. II. McElwee, oil nu,o ,',,asiur been
Brunswick, writes I,h a pain
tronbled for some time VIZ" ',.d 10 give
in my left shoulder ! "sI "a,m trial
Chamberlain's Pam Do a, nrompt re-
with the result that gov prsIsts.
m.f." For sale by all dr'Ss
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-16
Held over from last week

Held over from last week
Or. Gurthwait. of Denver "n WV,
locate In Lupton and at present. W. w.
occupy the office vacated os ~
Milne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Putnam eas'
Monday evening for New ,p ,p.i,
where they expect to naNe Wv. "n
home for the present. Mr' ru'"" "n
takes a position In ne" m''N w.
denser.
The comedy, "All a Mislahs'
given By home talent, was wen ,.assd
dered to a large and we'll p'e'sts ,ns
audience The play was un'e' rhe
auspices of Labnrnum o'fc0 p,.tts.
company will appear again III '
Vile this evening.
Mrs. Della Twombly epv' Years
her class to luncheon New -, l'a and
day and in the evening the W. ,sith
10Th grades we're entertained ,,ssD. s
games and music. Dainty nsnt rs a
meuts we're served and al, spsN ,ts Nc.
nleasapt ,e evening. Miss Marie s.t ~ Of
Neill, OF Golden, was "
honor.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-16
FAlRPLAY

Mrs. Veden was called to Johns.
towh last week by the Illness Of her
mother.
J. Bowman is going to have a sale
soon, after which he will 60 to Cal.
ifornia.
Mrs. Charles Weber and children
spent several days In Windsor New
Years week.
Ed Shanks and Charles Weber
and sons visited at the Rienks
home New Years.
MIR. and Mrs. Perry and family
and MIR. aud Mrs. Ed kinsev and
family spent New Years with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Zinn.
Mrs. E. X. Mcdonald and son
went to Eaton Monday of last week
to help celebrate the ,68th birthday
of J. j. Nafiziger, who is Mrs. Nc
Donald's father.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-16
Held over from last week

Mr.. Murchison has about finished
an addition to his house.
Mrs. Peterson has recovered from
a severe attack OF erysipelas.
Mr. Meredith has sold his ranch
to Mr.. Foster. Consideration $4,000.
W. s. Moore has moved back to
his ranch for the remainder of the
winter.
An epidemic Of disease has invaded
the hog lots In this sect ion and quite
o number have died.
MIR. Brethauer aud family expect
soon to move to Bracewell, where
they Will farm this season.
Beet hauling will all be finished
mere this week and Boyd's dump will
be quiet again until September.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-16

Prof. j. F. Redman. Mrs. Hattie
Gwyn, Miss Gail Snider and Mrs.
Fannie Boak. Delicious refreshments
we're served during the evening.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-16
Held over from last week


Miss Olga Dahlgren visited friends
in Greeley last week.
Charles Weber has returned from
his visit to his brother In Indian
Territory. He had very pleasant
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tormey aud family,
Arthur Batman Snd Guy Purcell
took Christmas dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson Hottie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kimsey en-.
terained at dinner New Years day,
Mrs. Stokes and granddaughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Munroe and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Walker and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Elliott and mother, Mrs.
Gilman, of Denver.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-16
FORT LuProx

Ray st. John is attending bus,ne,,
college In Denver.
Miss Agness Herbert spent satur.
day and Sunday in Denver.
The Comedy company report a mi,
house and q good time at Platteyil,s
Tuesday night.
Tho Laburnum Circle entertained
the Comedy company with dainty
lunch Monday evening after lodge
Mrs. lkis, of Denver. and her
brother, Mrs. Thomas Davis, of Nal.
vern, Iowa, was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. s. ]. Rhode over Sunday.
Mrs. w. Rumble, of Denver, sister
Of Mrs. Ada Sadd, and Mrs. Slater.
accompanied by her daughter Bessie,
we're guests of Mrs. Sadd last Sun.
day.
Last Tuesday morning between S
and 8 O'Clock the livery barn of Jim.
mie German at Dacona burned Two
horses were burned and but very lit.
tie saved. A passing train aud
strong west wind caused the fire.
Mr.. Anon. who for some months
past has been confined to his bed
with cancer, died Monday morning
at his home In the north part Of
town. The l. O. O. f. took charge
aud the remains we're laid to rest
Wednesday afternoon,
Mr.. aud Mrs. S. J.. Rhode enter
tained the Social 10" last Thurs
day eveniing. DIR. and Mrs. Garth.
wait were guests Of honor. Mrs.
Gait Hubble and Gilbert Landell
won honors. Consultations were won
by Harry rwombly and Mrs. Garth
wait.
Miss Pauline Sadd celebrated her
sixteenth birthday last Friday night
A merry party of young friends was
invited, who spent the evening with
games and music, after which
dainty lunch was served. III spent
q pleasant evening and Wish miss
pauline many returns of the day
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Davis cels'
brated their tenth wedding annlvel'
sary last Monday evening Incl.
pretty new home was scene VI
much pleasure and good VIII. he'
tween fifty and sixty friends we're ''
vited and all partook of the mos'
bounteous repast, after which MI
st. John was called upon to prese"'
the host aud hostess little reme"
brance of the occasion. a hanosoa''
silver fruit dish, tea pot ana s"S''
bowl we're presented
New-York tribune., 1908-08-06
HIPPopRoME no OPEN on AUGUST %.

Announcement was made yesterday that the Hip
podrome would be opened August 29 and an en-
tirely new spectacle presented The company is
rehearsing every day in the list Regiment Arrnory
r H Burnside is the stage director and there Will
he four hundred persons in the cast. The name of
the production will be made known in a few
days. II is said TO have fifteen scenes, one more
gorgeous than the other. Nessrs. Shubert and An
derson say their spectacle will surpass. in
beauty of scenery and costumes, all previous en-
tertanments at the big playhouse
There will be new circus acts and a variety Of
novelties brought from European places Of amuse-
r1ert The tank will be featured this again,
but in q more novel manner.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-06
THEATRICAL NEWS.

Miss Laura Nelson Hall has retired from the cast
Of Girls" at Dalys Theatre. Miss Bessie Toner
viii succeed her Pamela and viii make her first
appearance Tonight Mr. Fitch saw Miss Toner at
rehearsal and gave his approval of her performance
the star girl
Mile Dazzle the dancer in sHThe FolIies of 1908 -
Will give dinner tonight at her home in honor Of
B. H D. Hardy English sculptor who made a
marble statue OF her Ia Domino Rouge" A
number of artists have been invited to meet Mr..
Hardy at this dinner
Next Monday is the day, and noon the hour.
when Cohan and Harris's Afinstrels will march
down Broadway in old-fashioned style. By way Of
rehearsal. the entire company and its band will go
to the ball game tomorrow.
Julian Eltinge. the female in1personator who is
one OF the best features IN Cohan & Harris $
Minstrel show. has issued q challenge to all per
formers executing the dance of salome He thinks
he is the only Biblical Salome in town and offers
to give S.0o0 If it be proved that he is not
Jane Corcoran has been engaged to appear in
All for Girl comedy. in which Douglas Fair
banks Will be presented star at the Savoy The
atre August 20
The Hollis Street Theatre Newport. will be re-
opened August % with The Gay Musician"
Frank Sheridan, whose impersonation of Captain
Williams is a notable feature of paid in Full -
has been engaged for Of the chief parts in
''Widfre." a comedy OF the racetraek. that will
be presented ar the Liberty Theatre the first Mon
day in September
Marrying Mary viii be the bill at the Grand
Opera House. New Haven, on August "a. Miss
p Florence Geary acts the chief character in that
play.
Gertrude Hoffman,, of the Vision of Salorne"
fame. has decided TO take a vacation but for four
weeks only She announces that she will visit the
Holy Land.
Beginning next week there will be afternoon per
formances Of The Three Twins on Wednesday
for the remainder OF the engagement at the Herald
Square Theatre
Henrietta C:rosman in Mistress Nell" will open
the season at the Academy of Music on August g.
Louis Galloway. Barbara Clement David Proctor
Addison Pitt. Louis r Foley William Humphrey
Gordon Mendelsson, Frank Courier and Ivan
Simpson will be in the cast.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-06
SECOND PYTHIAN PARADE
Ten Thousand Members of Suborda-
nate Lodges IN Line.

Boston Aug 6-Ten thousand member. of the
subordinate lodges of the knights Of Pythias
paraded through Bostone streets to-day, and not
withstanding frequent showers. the spectators
never left their places until the pageant dis
missed.
Never in recent years in Boston has there been
seen parade marked by such diversity of feat
ures Of 50 much color. originality in the ideas
presented in the various floats the marching
features The entire scene changed with the pass
ing of each lodge and organization in line George
E WraEg. Of Boston. chief marshal
No business transacted by the Pythians to-
day Tomorrow the new supreme lodge officers
viii be chosen. There eight officers 70 be
elected and most interest centres in that of vice
chancellor for which the most promising candi-
date fs a Massachusetts, mans. D. Sidney wood
worth, Of Fftchburg. There are three other candi-
dates-Georee NJ Hanson. of Calais Me; D. L
sallinger Of Carroll. Iowa, and r. H. Jackson of
Pittsburg
Ihefe seems to be doubt that Henry P
Brown, of Texas. will be elected supreme chan
oeiior' Milwaukee appeared TO be leading for the
place OF next convention
Tonight the Supreme Lodge gave receut,on to
the members of the order in the city
New-York tribune., 1908-08-06
TO BEAUTIFY RIVER FRONTS.
Hudson Towns To Be Asked to Adopt New
Plan

George F. Neidlnger, former treasurer OF the
Municipal Art Society. has written a letter 10
Edward Hagarnan Hall, secretary of the Hudson
Fulton Celebration Commission, suggesting that the
commission, in conjunction with the Municipal Art
Society urge upon the towns and cities along the
Hudson River the great desra blity of starting at
as early a date practicable. and under expert
guidance q plan for the permanent establishment
Of their respective shore fronts.
Mr. Neidlinger says:
''The approach from the Hudson m places like
Cornwall. Newburg and Poughkeepsie must i'm
press the visitor from abroad with the backward
ness Of civilization The natural beauty of the
shore is there hidden beneath numerous unsghtly,
dflapidated structures. with rarely pretence
at formal treatment OF driveways. promenades.
pezas. etc
"A vast amount Of good could be accomplished
in the direction indicated through cooperation Of
Hudson River municipalities and commercial bodies
with the transportation lines practically
Tnonopolizing the river front from New York TO
Albany.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-06
rife may no longer be sourc. of domestic

life may no longer be source of domestic
peril
The writer had the honor of being presented
to the Sultan during the summer of 1882. few
weeks before the British feet bombarded Alex
andria- II was during the Arab Pacha agita-
tion for an Egyptian constitution and parlia-
ment. Mr. wilfred Blunt and the late Law
renee Oliphant, who were then in Constantine
pie. caused some commotion by expressing their
enthusiastic Endorsement of representative gov
ernment for Moslem nations The Sultan con-
versed freely on the subject with General Lew
Wallace, who was then United States Minister
at Constantinople, and in of these talks il
was General Wallace who compared a consti-
tuition TO a repeating rife that should only be
intrusted TO competent hands. This parallel
made a vivid impression upon the Sultan, who
also alluded TO it during the few moments
conversation that he accorded the writer.
The Sultan is personally sympathetic His
manners are highly refined and indeed. charm
ing His family are devoted to him. and he is
q model husband and father He is very fond
OF music, and has even shown talent COM
poser and musician. He plays upon the piano
and upon the flute with ease and proficiency
He is modest and retiring and conveys the i'm
preston of being exceedingly tirnid. Upon one
occason-t was when the Egyptian army,
under Arab Pacha, was exchanging shots with
the British troops near Alexandria-the Sultan
asked General Lew Wallace to express his
views on the situation. The gallant general
stroked his beard slowly, and turning to the
Sultan, said with solemn deliberation. We'll.
your majesty if were in your place 1 should
simply unfurl the green flag, let loose the sa-
cred horse tails and declare holy xarr' The
Sultan became almost pale with emotion, and,
shrinking back in his seat. covered his face
with his hands The audience abruptly ended,
and this was the last time that Abdul Hamid
ever turned to General Wallace for counsel
c. L B.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-06
THE REV. DR.. EDWARD WALLACE NEIL


The Rev. DR.. Edward Wallace Nell of the
leaders of the High Church section of the Protestant
Episcopal body in this country, died yesterday.
DR.. Neil the first pastor of the Church of ST.
Edward the Martyr, at No. II East 109th street
serving for quarter Of century. Bishop Graf
ton. of Fond du Lac, the acknowledged leader and
defender of High Church in this country. in
vartably made St. Edwards his official home when
he in this city.
DR.. Neil had been I'll only few days and per-
formed the duties of his pastorate until the last.
Death Unexpectedly. All day on Tuesday
he complained to the Rev. DR.. r. H. Russell. the
curate, OF the excessive heat He had suffered
greatly at times from heart trouble. He retired
Tuesday night little improved. although his con-
dition was not alarming. Yesterday morning at
o'clock. he called the He died within
fifteen minutes DR.. J Goldsmith, OF No II East
109th street summoned, but the pastor was
beyond medical aid when he arrived
Some well meaning but thoughtless person spread
q report about the neighborhood that DR. Neirs
death too sudden to be natural. The report,
of course, without foundation. Those who
knew DR. NeF intimately not ignorant Of the
fact that he had heart trouble. Last year he suf-
fered a serious attack of appendicitis. The coro-
ners physician visited the parish house yesterday
afternoon. and after examining the body said DR.
Neils death caused by a stoppage of valves
OF the heart.
Commodore Gerry founded ST Edwards II is
one of the most beautiful Episcopal churches In
this city. Several years ago Commodore Gerry
made gift for IT'S reconstruction. recent report
showed $50 communicates and q Sunday school OF
246. It's property is valued 5000 and there IS
no debt on the church edifce which seats AIS per
sons. The church raised s11 221 for current ex-
penses last year.
DR.. Neil received the degree OF Doctor of Science
in London He was the author Of faithful Wom-
an and a volume Of sermons.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-06
CHARTER AMENDMENTS.
, the Editor Of The Tribune.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: The New York Charter Commission wifi h-,Is
public hearings Some property owner.
are writing 10 It suggesting amendments to the
charter. because when the draft is once submit I'd
the Legislature there is little chance OF amend
ing the brief hearing the COMMITTEES in charge
OF the bill will give. Perhaps there will be no
hearing. and If the Republican party controls the
next Legislature perhaps no amendments viii b.
allowed
I think it IS important enough to publish the
fact that Chase Mel1en, OF No. 3 Nassau street
counsel of the New York Charter Commission Will
receive proposed amendments and that now is
the time TO send them. I suppose the draft of
the new charter will be ready by November
New York, Aug. L 1905. A r CONKLTNg
New-York tribune., 1908-08-06
LEATES SICKBED TO WE'D
II. c. Bard, of Dayton, and Mrs.
Stonen1an, of Columbus. Married

marry Z Bard Of Dayton Ohio. and Ms Frank
e stonenan OF Columbus Ohio ware r,s~La. -
night at the St Regis They were to have bean
married on July but Mr.. Bard was taken i'll with
appendicitis He went to the Berkshire Hills to
recuperate. and it found that he must undergo
operation
AFTER the operation Mrs. Stonemaa who had also
been in the Berkshires came to New YORK. and 1,a,
at the Hotel Wolcott with her aunt. Mrs Stofeld
Leaving a sickbed. Mr.. Bard followed as soon "a
ne dared, and registered at the St Regis Last
iisht ne teiephoned to Mrs stoneman. asking her
10 come to the St Regis to he married. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev D. Frank Car
land. pastor of the First Lutheran Church of Day-
ton. Ohio. who had been summoned when Mr. Bard
made up his mind that he could recuperate faster
on a honeymoon than in the mountains They
will go TO Europe.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-06
SOLDIER MOVES TO AMEND

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: I am constant reader Of The Tribune and
am always glad 10 read the able articles appsa
therein being in the army, and therefore. as It
were. part of the bone Of contention, and without
a vote; still ! Republican.
I in the saturday issue you have clipping
from The Utica Press suggesting change IN
name for the Democratic party to Demeratic 7
him one better. for the same reasons that he
gives and respectfully suggest the substitution OF
the letter "A" for the first e. in the name pro-
posed by The Press" A CONSTANT READER
Fort Totten, N Y. Aug. l. 1903.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-06
STEPHEN a coNDIcT

Stephen A Condict. member Of the Produce
Exchange and a real estate dealer. of Newark N J..
died unexpectedly yesterday from heart disease at
his home. No. g fremont Place Orange. N J. He
fifty nine years old Mr. Condict was mem
Der Of the Newark Board of Trade. the New Eng
land Society Of Orange. the Union League Club Of
Orange and the Orange Valley Congregational
,-e
New-York tribune., 1908-08-06
nAvIp,s MESSAGE TO DAVID.

David war7eld sent a message yesterday from
So hle Island informing David Belasco that he
would be on hand Thursday afternoon for rehearsal
and David Belasco smiled. Mr. Warf1eld is on
the Adriatic which due here early this morning.
After a conference with his manager announce
nent of his plans for the present will be
ma de to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-06
FRANCIS D. HALE.

TEy Telegraph The Tribune
Hartford. Conn, Aug. 5.-Francis D. Hale pres
ident OF the Brookside Paper Manufacturing Com
pany, Of Manchester and Of the most promi-
nent New England paper manufacturers. died to-
day in Manchester, where he horn in 1894 He
was the Of William Hale. early settler. In
1858 he married Miss Elizabeth NJ. Parker, who
died in 1903 In 1888 he formed the Brookside com
pany He is survived by three children.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-06
GEORGE WASHINGTON HOLLAND.

Saratoga. N. 7. Aug. 5.-George Washington Ho-
land OF New York. Of the earliest bankers and
brokers of Wall Street died to-day local hotel.
where he spending the season. Death due
70 a disease Of the bladder Mr- Holland, who was
seventy years old retired from the Stock Exchange
twenty years ago and had spent the greater part
of his time travel visiting in that period nearly
every country in the world. He OF the
founders OF the Young Mems Christian Association
New-York tribune., 1908-08-06
ROBBERIEs At SOUTHAMPTON.
Cottages of DR.. Chambers and T. A. Snow
Entered by Burglars.

Southampton. N Y. Aug (SpecaD.-The rob
berry of the summer cottages OF DIR. P. F. Chambers
and Frederick A. Snow here Last night dis
covered this morning when a quantity OF valuable
silverware found missing. The robbery re-
sembled the Steele robbery few days ago, and
detectives who have neen detailed on the
working with this idea in view. The police force
of the village viii he immediately increased. TO
cure greater protection