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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-27
SUE FOR DIAMONDS
NEW YORK JEwELERs FLIED BILL
IN EQUITY COURT.


A bill was yesterday filed in the
Equity Division Of the Montgomery
City Court by !. n. Woods and Sons,
diamond merchants OF New York City,
against Sherwood and Bartlett. Jewell
srs, bankrupt. for the discovery and
possession OF four diamonds, alleged
to have been sent the Arm OF Sherwood
and Bartlett. by registered mail to
be examined. The bill sets forth the
fact that the diamonds are valued at
el:0ek.7s.
w, H Moore and John Lewis Cobbs
are made parties defendant 70 the bin
against gherwood and Bartlett. They
are said to be the alleged purchasers.
Or eontempiative purchasers OF at
least three OF the stones.
The bill af1irms that the four stones
were shipped TO Sherwood and Bart-
lett for examination, and that noth-
Ing being heard Of the arrival Of the
diamonds which were shipped by reg
istered mail. telegram was sent the
firm asking whether the stones had
been received. II 10 alleged that the
reply sent by Sherwood and Bartlett
read: -Sent notes fourth instant. II
not satisfactory name best discount
Won win allow for cash. 1t IL further
alleged that q letter was sent by the
compiainants, that the notes had not
been received, and that IT was under
stood that the arm OF Sherwood ana
Bartlett. was having some trouble vita
creditors and could not extend line o.
credit
The bill will be heard on the next
regular session Of the Equity Court
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farm produces near the city ana the
cotton business ospoctn11y. 10 throw AL
trAfac they can 49, river go mild
up tho great Eaterway franc - much
~ possible. Thfouoh the1r work prin-
cipally the bond Issue os $4,000 for 4
municipal wharf and warehouse was
secured. and everything, under the cir.
ted States suginssrinG department. that
tho local merchants end othsrs who
WIN use the river. w&Fe ipterested In
the DEVELOPMENT Of The water course.
Captain Ferguson, commanding the
local engineering corps improving the
river. has done all in hts power TO
create and develop interest IN the
river, and has repeatedly cited the fact
that much In the improvement nne de-
ponds on the interest the people here
take In It. He has been out OF the
city some days and upon hearing that
the cotton press people intended build
ing their plant inland sent the fol-
lowing letter to ths Commercial Club:
mr.. George C. Weever. Secretary,
COMMERCIAL Club.
"Sir:-Information has been received
that new cotton compress IL to Be
built at MONTGOMERY The proposed
location Of this compress, It II under-
stood. Is not on the, Alabama river. and
desire to submit, for the careful COM
sideration OF The club, the fact that IL
new compress Is built at Montgorn-
cry and Is not located on the river 30
that the compressed cotton can be
loaded on river barges with no greater
cost and with the same facility that
IT can be loaded on cars, IT Is exceed
ingiy dif1cult to see what further ar
gument can be made for future appro-
priations for the Alabama river.
Cotton Main Freight.
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OBJECTION TO
COMPRESS SITE
Say It Should Be on
River.
49,
CITIZENS MUST USE WAFER
Capt Ferguson Writes Interesting
Letter to Commercial Club.
s.y- Appropriation are nsde f~
RIVER ON Ground That CITY WIN
rst. Adva.ssse q oSper-
tunity to save Money.


Among the local business men who
are iurerested In the development Of
the Alabama river as a means Of trans
portation, the fact that the new cot
ton compress plant will mot be placed
near It, Is exciting some comment
The stockholders of the new COM
many announced at their meeting some
weeks ago that the ate OF the old Hen
bricks Miil. at the junction Of the
Hayneville and Mobile roads. had been
secured for the erection OF the plant.
This Is two miles from the city and
several miles from the river.
Ii has been the idea Of the local
business men, who are interested in
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FARMTNG RnTARnnn.


tias g9af Nertk AInbAns6.ya sga
Decatur. April 26--( Especial. )-Heavy
rains and cool weather has somewhat
retarded the farming operations In this
section OF the State for the past few
weeks. AS yet but little corn has been
planted and but little cotton land lae
been prepared for the planting.
The indications are that there will
be a heavy fruit crop of all kinds here.
The peach crop Is especially good for
this time of the year. Strawberries
are just commencing to ripen here.
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Improvements at Buenos Ayes.

Buenos Ayres. Apriu 26.-The muni-
cipality OF Buenos Ayres and represent
tatives of British, German and Ameri-
can financial interests, today signed q
contract for a loan Of s15.oo0.Q00 to be
expended in city improvements.
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Cheney's Expectorant cuts
coughs and colds short. Cures
babies and grown people. 25c., all
druggists. 4t

although about 1000 notices were issued.
They were quickly cared for BY big spot
toward the close Of the session. prosit
taking BY scalping longs pared the advances
down somewhat. the market closing steady
Futures closed STEADY:
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Temperatures have fallen somewhat over
the eastern and have risen over the western
half Of the belt. Rains have fallen In all
districts being heavy 10 excessive In por-
tons of Alabama. Georgia. Mississippi and
South Carolina. II
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N0fkre.

There will be Baptizing at the Ala
hama river the first Sunday in May at
o'clock from the people of Baptist
Church No. / situated on Adams street.
Public invited. Rev. l.. A. Foster.
Lucy 3. Jones. Pastor.
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. '''' NOTICE
TO CREDITORS

Tn tho District Court OF the DATED eeaaea.
For the Middle District Of AlahAma.
In Bankruptcy.
In the matter Of j. NJ Mcdowell. Bank
rvpt. Post offlce Montgomery. County
Montgomery, Alabama.
The aforesaid party havsng eeen .sa3udG-
ed a bankrupt. under ne Aot Of Congress
untitled "An Act 70 Estsblihh Uniform
System OF Bankruptcy Tnro1Ghexs tha
United Hsate..r approvea Ssly 3se 1894 9
"a called az the ofGiea 0G tho understGned
Referee. in the United States coupt House
MAY nessf az 10 o'clook a. N, 10 make
prooe OF debts. and Tor the eisotion % G
Trustee, and such other matters as, ere
Ana N. sTRA4Toh.
Monssemssv, Ala. April %. ases,
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New York April 20---The price or July
wheat broke 2Mc a bushei in the New
YORK grain market today. Several stop loss
orders were uncovered before the low point
Of 81 1s5k was reached and for g time the
market seemed disorganized. ~ The decline
there was an upturn TO 81 .i4% at the close
on reports OF a reduction in the visible sup
ply. Msa
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charieson,

Charleson. April 26,--Iurpentine quiet
s7c.
81. 10: I 81. 10; IS. os: M $40; VIC IS. aoi
" New orleans. April 2s.--Recsipts 81 bar
rels rosin: no turpentine.
Exports for Havana 1e0 barrels rosin.
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RUBBER HOSE.

You viii find most excellent grade ana
strictly guaranteed hose here. Tha new
no risk. 1Aftis Pains Store II North Perry
stEess
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New York. April 26,--Whiie more or less
nervous and somewhat excited at times the
cotton market was generally flrmer with
May contracts making new high records for
the season and the close steady at net
advance ofNl OF points.
The market opened firm at an advance Of
0mf3 points and sold 12Q16 points net
higher right after the call In response to
firmer cables covering Nv shorts who appre-
hended bull manipulation OF May and July.
complaints OF too much raln in the eastern
belt and too little in the west and report
~ a leading trade publication suggesting
a decrease3 Of from five to ten per cent. In
the cotton acreage OF Georgia, although tn
creases were predicted for Florida and Ala
bama The idea that the Turkish troubles
were cieering with out any threat q Ev-
ropean complications also encouraged Dullish
sentiment and while the market reacted to
within 1910 points OF saturdays close dprr
inRs the middle OF the morning. II firmed up
again later on continued covering BY old
crop shorts talk OF firmer southern spot
markets and outside buying.
There was some western and wall street
realizing on the advance but offerings were
well absorbed and the market worked grad
uaily higher with trading becoming more
active until prices reached net gain OF Is
a2I points with May selling a. 10 ~. Later
positions did quite the reverse, Iast prices
were 4@5 points off from the pest unaer
realisiug.
southern spot markets officially reported
early were unchanged to sc higher: Very
little cotton scents to be coming here for
delivery on May contracts.
Receipts AZ the ports today zi'yoe pales
Eor The week 80. 600, against i4L2T4 last
week and $3.50 last year.
Todsy's receipts at New Orleans o,tsT
bales against 4.2S4 last year.
FUTURES opened firm and closed steady'
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SELMA CorTON MAnKEr.
nnr rrrv nAIANcre


OIL City, Pa. April 2e,--Credit balances
.7s' runs 2si,bts: average iss.s7s; ship
ments ss0.42e; average is5,osT.
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rrrsH sTRANpERRIEs.

Seoffn strawberries, the delicious
Kind. xrefh every day. Abundant sup
My foday---1gc. Court square Market.
Pkeae zs74 sEeehan q Morris. Props.
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FOB RKNT.s

WE have an entire fioor for the packing
: "A storage OF furniture. Insurance. carried
on same until Oct. LIST. Woiff Fur, CO.
lift
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NEW ORLEANs COTTON.

Nav Orleana April 2b.--Spot cotton very
steady Ne higher, middiing 10 b-i6cs sales
on me spot 310o bales; to arrive 500 -
Futuree opened steady at advance Of
points on much better cables than ex-
pected Buying was free on the first call
for both accounts. shorts OF last week has
teninR to cover. while outsiders came IN
on the long side extensively After the
opening, prices were ssiii ineiined 70 Fjse on
marked degree. Texas complained OF too
little rain. while the eastern belt complain
"a OF too much aud Alabama and Missisip-
pi sent in flood reports.
The result was to ssnd prices up 10 almost
the highest levels OF the season. Juiy sing
n points to 10. %. which was within three
noirte Of the highest price recorded for that
delivery. May also advanced ~ points and
the active months OF the new crop rose 10
points This was first notice day tor May
b--e tuf that fkrt creased uetie interest.
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Probate Notice.

stats Of Alabama. Montgomery County.
Probate Court. Anril 17th. 1909
Notice 10 hereby given that on the 6th
day Of April 1908, Chaa p. Teasieys ADJ
ninistrator Of W. X. Jones. deceased. hled
IN the Probake Court Of this county his
application In writing for a decree 70 seN
personal property which belonged 10 sale
dacedent at tho time Of his Geath for ths
payment OF debts: and that the iss DAY y
May, 1909, was appointed for hearins sag
application, az which time you may appear
and contest the same Il you see proper
Gwen under my hand thise 12th day %
J. B. CASTOR.
Judge Of Probate.
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ToR RENT-REsIDENoRs.

roR RENT--sevsn room modern homo. All
Large lot, growing garden;
N Der month, until October LIST. Phone
1885. LETT
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Floodi Gage ich'nej Rain


RIVER FORECASTS.
The upper coosa will fall alowiy or remain
stationary. The lower Coosa and Alabama
win contfpus. to rise steadily the next two
bama. reaching moderately high stages, not
exceeding thirty feet at Montgomery.
WEATHER CONDTTHONs.
Under the Influence OF slow overflow Of
cool air from ap area OF high pressure GEN.
trail over the lake region. rain has been quite
general from the Ohio River South the
rainfall being heavy in portions of Alabama,
Georgia, Mississippi. and South Carolina.
COTTON REGION BUILETxN.
( s. stS af $500
Mont:smerg. A1A; fsr The e he9rs ending
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Montsomery, Ala. for the "a hours ending
It Q am, 18TH Meridian Tina,
Mondoy, April 20. 1908.
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know. Yqu make no mia
take BY sending your orders for liquors to
n. Goidring. Drawer NJ. Pensacola. Fiori-
da@ write for prices. --1-tu-th-sat-tf
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MULTTGRAPH LETTERS.

QUOTATIONS, ste. IN facsimile % perkscz
stpswritin9 dose; names ana addresses IN
Wxisre deetrs6. ID L Davant TypewriteR Coz.
Tfrsl National Bank Bidg. .~<8
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WANTEn-rEMALE HELP.

werkin prtvate homes: fair wages, modsr-
lats work, good treatment And good oppor.
i've ous 81 tows 70 NAY W write The salvation
Array, Montgomery, Ala. Otherwise may
call ct 317 whitman g.. or phone ss11 1T
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WANTED--sITUATION.

WANTED--By registered pharmacist posi-
tion: well experienced: can furnish best of
Apply at once. Roy J. Matheny.
Chancellor, Ala. 80
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FOR RENT-RooMs.

FOR RENT-Complete suite Of six rooms
and bath--steam heat. elevator roof garden,
elegant location. electric lights near in.
Address sylvester. care Of Advertiser.
is-sf
FOR RENT--rwo or three rooms for. light
housek eeplng, partly furnished II desired, alt
modern conveniences and Of taieph0ua
Apply i2S .B'' HolccmDe 81. Or phone scsa
TWO rooms furnished for light houseksep-
ting, all modern convsnieneess also one large
tIemen, very cheap. sith Dexter. Phone
ss4e. As-st
FOR RENT-Choice corner room, second
floor, elegant location. near IN. highest ref
erences exchanged. Every modern convof-
ience. elegant bath. electricity. Address
sylvester, care Advertiser.
-Rr-aat- mo-tu-wed
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WANTED-sALEsMEN.

experienced saIasnsn In va
rious parts Of the State to sell orr loan con-
tracts: good commtssion given. cali on. or
write us. southern Loan and Trust Co.. tef
First National Bank Bldg, Montgomery.
Ala. --8-kf
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buy light second hand rubber
tired. canopy or light top surrey. Must be
in good condition, at q bargain. Address
s., care Advertiser. 20
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COAL CAR LOAD LOTS
Prices quoted to any R. r Station. Write
us your wants. we can and viii trade.
ANDERSON COAL CO.
Quick Delivery Montgomery, Ala.
roR aALA.

FOR GALE.
FOR sALE-ons. leather top piano boz bug.
s sg In good condition sl1 Apply J. j. Grimm;
ron sALE--A $500 check ON the seals
$500. Apply u Amanda Sc. city. lie
DIAMOND BARoArNs--A beautiful dis
mond Horse shoe Tor 5000 Extra fine Dog
Head fancy diamond ring tor gentlemen for
Nv. Al special good values KisIn's, : n
wANJfD Eysrybody . set familiar w.ts
sors Kddrsls n. os SsI P,Ssacoiss riss-
ida. for descriptive price list.
BIcYcLEs--Raeycis in good conditioE, for
SIS; Cleveland in good condition for $40:
wheels hkss coaster brakes and are ths
best values on earth for the money. Kieiu's
MONTGOMERY Loan Co --io-6
FOR sALE-Eggs for. hatching. choice Pc
kin and Musccves ducks, Rhode Island Red.
as Sellers ss phone asis. o1aias e.
view. --1p-st
FOR sALE--or exchange medium kiss Mos
Ter fireproof safe Ia good order 1t halt
price. standard show case; metal furniture
chairs. tables ana stools for Ice cream par
- -
FOR sALE--compiets set Of "Amsricana.s
Cost sioo, win sell for $40. Never taken cut
:. -. io-7t
FOR sALE--Large bank safe sexssx1o
inches inside measurement. Leslie 10
Brooks Company Pensacola Fla --lo-ss
Lumber ais win trade for. horse and busy
or mules. al n. Perry 81 lost
DO You plant trees, vines. roses or shrnbs'
Long. Nurserynan. Montgomery. Ala Phene
sass. -lv-1s ''
cow PEAs--cow peas car iots and issz.
any VARIETY. ,. 7. Walker. Memphis Tenn.
-vs@sN
ron sALB--on aeesunt sieknsas d fami.5
am forced 70 sell my piano At . sacrifices.
s. sssasaEs 3 BOZ ~ &ss.ss asss,.
Ala. --xe-tf
PERMITS 10 fish in Jackson's Lake on sale
at Domestic Drug Co. -io-tu-th-su-lct
FOR sALE-REAL EeTATR.
FOR sALE-stors with dweiling attached.
and the cottage adsoininE s on ,,d Mol. 81. Al,
sell on basis Of IL per cent. Investment
Chandler q DOUGLASS. --1i-st
WANTED--To sell good lot cheap WIN
take in exchange mules or horse and buggy
III N. Perry 81 lift
si.s75Oo will buy nice fiveroom cottage
home on Brasseil Street. Comparatively
new and worth si.boo.oo. Address own
err, Drawer r." -it-fr-su-tue
PRINCE RUPERT-Termipus OF Grand
Trunk Pacific. First official auction saia
OF lots commences May 2Sth, at vancouvef,
a O. Terms--Quarter cash. For maps. etc,
write c. d. Rand Agent for Government
and Railway vancouver. b c. -li-et
FOR sAI.E--2.ooe acres timber lands. yell
low pine and oak. Geo. ". Kyser. NJ. D..
Richmond, Dallas County. Ala Iii
FOR eALE--A desirable room cottage To-
Gated In southern part Of city. Good neigh.
borhood. Just completed. with every rn0d-
ern convenience, close ~ churches schools
and car line. Price s2TS0: ESQ cash and $40
per month---the same as paying rent. T. -
Bethea, IS Ia Commerce st. ---11-ft
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wANTED-BOARD OR ROOM.

wANTED-To rent or 8 nicely furnished
rooms for light housekeeping, for small
family, near IN. State price. Address A. O..
care Advertiser. -8-3t
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PERHONAT..

PERsONAIs-A lady with some money viii
a 10 meet a gentleman. Address n. o. z
IL Avondaie. Ala. 1e-su-tn-th
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you can save money by having your let
tiers written at night by an expert stenogra-
pher. Hours to 10 D. m, Can furnish
best Of references. VIII hold a position OF
30 TO 80 letters per night. Address X. care
Advertiser. stating salary. %
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TYPEwRITERs AND RNPAIRa

WE SELL. rent bay and exchange al
makes Of typewriters. supplies and repair
ing our specially Machines on easy payment
plan southern typewriter Exchange. Menfs
rorn3ry. -~tf
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WANTED--MALE HELP.

WANTBD--Young man between 20 and rs
years OF age as once assistant and stenog-
rapher. Must be energetic and possess abil-
ity to handle correspondence. Responsible
tiles will increase with experience. Refer
ences required. Apply BY letter TO "corpo-.
ration" care The Advertiser. --s-tf
wANTED--Men to learn barber trade. Thor
onghiy practical course by free clinic and
careful Instructions. Life Scholarship tools
given, board provided Some money earn
ed before completing. Send for catalogue.
Moiet Barber College, Atlanta, Ga. Let
wANTED--Hus real estate salesman.
Good money for good man. Leslie r. Brooks
Company. Pensacola. Fla. SET
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TURNTTuRK.

= : =, !
allure; we repair and rsfinish your fnfni.
,uEa. oeo. 3. wrass vslrniturs Co.. Thona
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WANTED--lO BUY.

wANTED-5o feather beds. / win pay the
highest cash market price In the city. Your
last chance to sell old feathers. Boston
Feather cp., ais Whitman St.. Phone sass
--9-7t
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WANTED-~Toa % tliuzkrafe your adR Wlfs
oMr eats; xhey adj - per eans - xh4.
attraAsivensss Of any adj talk u ever villa
.Tha Advertiser Engraving Compnng.
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FOR RENT--OFFICES.

FROM May LIST, offices on second and third
floors over Fashion shop. s. H. westcott,
First National Bank Building. Phone 223.
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ROUND.

FoUND--The newest and moss up-to-dnta
line Of wall paper u the city. and ths
priced are rsnsonable; we DO house painkind
and intesior finIshin.. ID o. Nichols peuos
rating Co. Sie Dextes Ava. Phone ASA.
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PLENTY Of money 20 lend on improve6
AbaEsaet CO.. ~ So. Perry o. ---a7.kf
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Iwindl RainI state Of weather
lloothsl WIND
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FINANCIAL.

ERvERAL thousand dollars 10 LEND On irn.
proved real estate. IN Mentsomery. Farm
fellow. BOX Ne. asa. Phone No. sea. Mont
gomerg, Aha --sT-30f
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MISCELLANEOUS.

eToRA0E-~Now concrete building. apeciai@
IN built for ali kinds OF ntorages bulk skpfe
household goods prank Tsnniiis Furntur9
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-04
THE BLEVlNS MURDER CASE
Statement Of a Convict May Lead to
the Solution Of Ten-Year.
Old Mystery.

Franklin, Pa, Feb. 4.--The finding
of the skeleton of man and the
Identification of a man serving a
term in prison under an alias will
lead, il Is said, to the clearing up OF
the mystery of the murder of City
Treasurer John Bleyins of New Cas-,
tie, Pa, ten years ago, and officials
have renewed their efforts to secure
the men believed to be implicated in
the crime.
According to the statement of a
prisoner in the county jail here, a
prisoner in the Western penitentiary
told him the whole story of the mur,
der and the names of three men i'm.
plicated, stating that one of them
had been murdered by his compan.
ions at a lonely spot in Elk county
for talking too much" and that an
other Is In the penitentiary.
Investigation revealed a skeleton at
the place designated and further in
vestigation at the penitentiary is said
to show that convict there under an
alias is the man alleged by the jail
prisoner to be implicated in both
killings.
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is HELD FOR THE GRAND JURY
Brooklyn, NJ. ", Man is Arrested In
Baltimore for Assault on a
12-Year.oId Girl.

Baltimore. Feb. 4. - Joseph NJ
Janer, aged about "a years, of 274
Clauson avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y, a
married man with children, was yes
terday, after a hearing before Police
Magistrate Grammar, held without
bail for the action of the grand jury
on q charge which, stripped of Its
legal technicalities, means felonious
assault upon Catherine Loerch of 343
ClRuson avenue, Brooklyn, who, she
told the magistrate, will be IL years
old on the 22nd of this month. The
arrests were made at the instance of
the police of New York.
The grand jury is expected to take
up the case The little girl, who is
in a pitiably nervous condition, is in
charge OF the police matron. As soon
as she has appeared before the grand
jury she will be placed in a benevo-
lent institution here to await Janer's
trial The crime with which the lat
ter is charged is most serious in this
state, conviction carrying with II i'm
prisonment for from Is months to the
life of the criminal, or the sentence
may be death by hanging. The latter
punishment has frequently been In
dicted,