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New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
MAYOR FAvoRs Two-TRACK IDEA.
Would Gridiron City with subways Were
There Enough Money

Mayor Mcclellan seems favor the t7o-track
Fourth subway Idea submitted By Chief
Engineer Lewis OF the Board of Estimats sn4
AppCrtionment the only practical solution of
the Brooklyn problem The Lewis report and thu
presented by Chief Engineer Seaman OF ths
Public Service Commission will come before ths
Board or Estimate and Apportionment at the meet
ing to-day. When asked about the question yes
terday, the Mayor said:
1T is simply a question Of money. II We hsA
the money, I would be glad 10 gridiron the Who'll.
city with subways- Mr.. Lewiss plan seems - r,s
to be a admirable BY cutting OH,
81 o0O0 worth of real estate and two-trackinE tha
Fourth avenue route, he supplies two routes in
stead Of one The Centre street loop will Be of M
use without the Brooklyn section Of #, through
Broadway and Lafayette avenue. and Chief En-
gineer Lewis provides for the construction OF tns
Brooklyn portion well the Fourth avenue linz
THE solution Of this problem Is no nearer than
II was unless the Board OF Estimate changes lts
attitude and the injunction is raised. Mr.. Lewiss
twO-track plan could not be adopted until the old
Fourth avenue contracts were disposed Of
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19

N. Glassheimer to a client the six story apart
ment house Nos 34 and S43 East l19th street on
plot 50x100 feet.
R. l. Browns Sons have sold for Helen NJ Lee
a gore plot 21S7x19S7xs.9 feet the west side ef
Webster avenue. 211.9 feet north of 1e5th street
Fitzgerald & Broderick have sold for Mr.. Cur-
ran the northwest corner Of Creston avenue ana
1aSth street 5Ox100 feet client, who will erect
a brick building. with stores.
Julius Levin has sold the plot, DOxll4 feet, on
the north 230th street $50 feet east OF Sixth
avenue.
Horace s. Ely & CO. have sold for Mary Palmer
to Sophie Lubin No. S34 East 5oth street a four
story dwelling house. lot 9x1O0 feet
Henry W. Cane & Co. have sold for Joseph H.
Davis No 52 West 122d street, six story elevator
apartment house known as the Sarasota on plot
50x1O0 feet.
George F. Picken has sold for Josephine Guild
to a client for occupancy No. IA West 18th street
a three story and basement dwelling on lot 1sxs9-u
feet
Edward McVickar has sold for the estate OF
Sarah e Wales, of Boston. TO client Of J. Clar-
ence Davies No s73 Washington avenue. three
story building, on lot 25xss feet.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
"ANTIs" AS ALLIES.
Mrs. Mackay's League Hears How the Enemy
Makes Suffrage Converts.

Al meeting Of the Equal Franchise Society held
yesterday afternoon at the home OF Mrs. clarence
Mackey, No. "a Madison avenue, Mrs lda hus'eu
Hsrper paid her respects TO the "entis." Her sub
feet was ''C7Ir Friends the Enemy. and 'of al the
avovved enemies Of woman suffrage, she said, the
'antis' most deserve 10 be regarded as fr7nds pe-
cause while other enemies had really injured the
cause they had helped much as they mac Mn
dered
They have given men excuse for their op-
position" she said but they have steadily made
converts the suffrage After every one OF
the lectures Of the National League for the CIVIC
Education Of Women there has been a rush OF
women who had thought they were 'antts' TO suf-
f-age headquarters. Give me some OF those yellow
placards.' one OF these women said; I want 10 put
them UP all my neighborhood-'
Mrs Harper does not consider that the promises
made by the league at its organization have beeh
fulfilled.
In the announcement Of the lecture course she
said we were promised a couple OF Cabinet min
isters Senators and members Of the state and FED
eral judiciary. The nearest approach 10 Iu4nl-
rneut Of this promise in the letters from tres-
dent Roosevelt and Secretary Root. Neither mas
there been any civic education. The nearest ap-
proach to II was the lecture OF Dr. William IL
Alien, Of the Bureau of Municipal Research VINO
said that Election Day was snare and a delusloh-
The other lecturers contented themselves with
saying various ways that woman's place Is tho
home If I were member Of the National League
for the Civic Education of Women and had paid
my good money be told many times that my
place as the home I would stay at home
Mrs Mackay followed up these remarks by read
ing letter from President Nicholas Murray Butler
in reference to the address which he made for the
National League. and in which he gave no intiInd-
ton OF his views. In the letter President
Butler said that from reading John Stuart MILL
long before there any widespread interest in
woman suffrage he had arrived at certain con-
clusions which had always seemed sufficient for
his personal needs
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
RuRINsTEIN,s SECOND INJUNCTION

Upon application of counsel for the Rubnsten
Club Supreme Court Justice O'Gorman has Issued
another injunction, restraining Mrs. Emma L. Chap
man and others. their agents. all persons acting in
con junction with them in any way assisting them
and the Sheriff from in any way interfering with
the functions the club, the regularly elected
officers or the property OF the club or the money
belonging to the club until the hearing and deter
ninauon Of the injunction issued two or three days
ago. The Injunction issued early In the week en-
ioined the same defendants but did mention the
Sheriff. The argument on the order to show cause
why that temporary injunction should not be made
permanent IS to come up in Special Term, Part l.
OF the Supreme Court to-day.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
"eBF BUSY IN BEHALF OF BIRDS.
Mr.. butcher Says Women Couldnt flaunV
Feathers if People Were Awake.

,r-r,,,., T1,tcber. chairman OF the legislative
car,-,;t.ee of the Audubon Society tod 'li7 -
<.-s 81 their annual meeting at t1e 14iiei ~ &C.
Museum Of Natural History yesterday aileLnoo- !
-. -. -easor they had far failed In eeOtIe
- -,Iur,ss. Of wild birds protected by law was
,tzs the people who were against such ieslsif
,p.,s wide awake. right there at AIoahs Hsn,
- ssv The people who are for It are asleep'
ne declared IF all those who want 10 Keep ue
80 81. .,-or,eu's hats would open their mouths
<or once they would get what they want.
The existing law n New YORK. MI DN'N
-lsined, forbids the sale OF the plninase U
caught in the state But after ule PiuiAao -
49, is made up irto an ornament now can you
-, u.,,ere Il was caught2" he argued. lts up
e she state officers TO prove that THAI pro "aS
caught in the state and that Is almost III Iip -,
.itle thing to DO What We are Trying 70 &C.
-<rss1s+ure 10 60 is SIMPLY to. insert eight "oros
- =. .t. ,-esent law to wit: Irrespective OF
800 che bird was killed or taken Ihat "oulu
-o,ect the birds in .he state. which, es salu' l0
eristinz law doesn't CO; and 1t would Pro'e' -, 80
,s-ds in other places. We Vouio Dc epe'
sight OF thousands OF the piumes t Oh tAo -.
S.rons tn shop widows and on women mas,
.sc.st busY! Do as the people do who are on the
o.b.- side The men who oppose THIS leglsA'Ion
are q suau group. selfshly determined 10 sen to
tb.,r own ACKNOWLEDGMENT property which the
courts have told us belongs TO the people OF uhe
-. On the other side are all those who love
hsrds Let them assert themselves.
The legislation now proposed. Mr. Dutcher salo'
xss introduced IN the Assembly three years ago
but not urged because Of doubt as 10 it's consd-
.lytions ltty The decision IN famous game case,
he said has settled that question afhrnatively.
for what is true the flesh Of birds is true Of their
rfrrnage''
Henry Fairfield. president OF the Audubon Society,
xss IN the chair. A long list OF honorary vice
presidents was elected. among the number Mrs.
Csdrsls6er Jones and Alfred Wagstan.
Louis AEassiz Fuertes delighted the audience with
& talk on the common BIRDS drawing chalk pictures
f them as he spoke and giving limitations Of their
notes.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
INNER Vest Side Flathouse Sold
for S5O,914.

Moritz Saffron purchased yesterday for So,Si%
at a foreclosure sale held at the Real Esta1e bA-
change saesroom, Nos. IA and Is Vesey street tne
five story fathouse No. 5H West 1ooth street
80 2x9a11 feet similar house. No. 643, adJoihlng'
was sold to the Whitehall Realty Company TOT >'o-
$50 The other auction sales resulted as folioWs'
BY Joseph P Day.
ia IN 100 1924 st. 140 IT OK Park avo 1ooxiUV -
rira 2 dwIe KnSenstein agt H foA et o.
4 Isaacs attys; William Klein rex any sao nHo
SOS ns5 qi. taxes IL; the plaintln TOT
ST. fat and store; Cooper Realty Co agt lsldor wan
derrsnn ct all l; Arnstetn L" ALLS
ord ref amt due SIS -122 81 adjourned 20 han
.255 and 257 I44th 40 II OF fth ave
sv fat and store; agt same; acIIon 10 =. -
at.vq. W Klein ref: due. SSloS Vo' SdJoui"o@ -
March % -, A.. o. Tx1o3 a. s stv
+A1mt and store sty tenmt In rear M n So-L
srt Jacob Lewis all Kursulan & F. attye s6 oon' ~
ref. ami due 90 sub to first ntgs OF SS'V'' "
the Dean Holding Co for S2ZlZS'
By Samuel Marx
"A t13tb A. s. i55 II Of Park ave. 29IlVgiL 80
ternt: eta Mast agt sarah Holman et an II = 80
atty; G a Wilson. ref. amt due So+4o o. '
S195oO the plaintiff for $2oSSZ
The aUcticn offerings to-day will be as follows:
BY Joseph P Day.
AL and a. Rrooue st, 80 It Of Lewis ST. 800
* q sTv tenmt Jacob Mandel baum aet
SegaI ct al: NJ & Isaacs. attys; ? NJ herzos re-
amt due So 40: etc, $3.50 7O SUD 70 mugs "
sS g5a both 81, $ 1852 # Of 11th ave- so ix1o2h Ok
,rrer. and Etv church: SherIfs sale of all right
tr which Eva ngeIical Lutheran Christ Church had on
Tecen1her % 1908. or since; cohen. c & K attys'
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
|eer1 in the |bopS

Coat collar and cuff sets 70 with tailored
rowns come IN hand embroidered linen. In white
ana calors, at S 80 set Dutch collars run from
g. IS Up 81 according 10 the embroidery
them
Triple uirrors. I9inch oval size framed IN birds
eve maple hung with brass chains. selling for
no. the prices increase with the size OF the glasses
Mems suspeneers are in all the pastel shades 10
match shirts ties and socks.
DirecToire giroles. in black ard colored satin
ribbons. with heavy frinsed ends. sell for s. IS.
Brocaded ribbon with gold silver over pat
tern Is used girdles and trimmings of all sorts
and sells for S yard
New cape-sheDed rurs Of ecru net, edged with
black. S Is: those running straight around the
reoz are q So
A wedding gown for Easter bride Is OF white
creos meteor. with embroidered panels back and
trent, ano yoke and sleeves of silver Its price
sz &z A Liberty satin gown. embroidered with
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
HOLD UP WAR FOR A CIRCUS.
Valiant Salvadorians Surrender to Superior
Enticements of the Big Show.

San Francisco. March 1s.-Ths steamship Aca-
puIco brings news that the war between Salvador
an1 Nicaragua was postponed for one day thar ths
citizens OF Acaiutla might enjoy circus which
was billed 70 play that town while the Acapulc,
was anchored IN the harbOr
When the vessel first arrived martial law had
been declared, and permitted % Ianf
But the circus came 70 town. and IN less than an
bo71r martial declared or TIA
pa ssengers might swell the attendance the show
Passengers on board the pUlCo report that
fba shfps of the warning states reported p,
have been engaged in battle have not tsen out
Of the harbOrs where they are stationed. Th--
scout the idea that there will be any serious trouhs
In Central America
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19

The quantity OF material required for the medium
size Is yards q. yards A AZ yards 90 inches
wide with Il yard of satin and soutache according
TO design and Is yard Is inches wide for chem-
settle.
The pattern. No. e,2ss. is cut in sizes for g. a.
3s IS and 20 inch bast measure and will be mailed
10 anv address on receipt OF 10 cents
Please give number Of pattern and bust measure
distinctly. Address Pattern Department. New
York Tribune II in a hurry for pattern send an
extra 2-cent stamp and will mail by letter
postage in sealsd envelope.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Arrow ave, g. 277 II Of Pelham Road. Cox
;rThdseyer s. 900
18th Ct s s, SIS OF 5th ave. 5oxe2; city
Mortgage Co loans Meteor Realty and I'm
10000
same loans o ] schwarzier .-.,,...,... $1,000
same loans Thomas waters CO. - 81 900
st Paul's Place. " Brook ave so.2x32lx
Resty -. $4,000
Washington ave, 1865 14To: Lawyers Title
Jacob Bloom and Morris silverInan, -. 5000
I6lst 81. 5Ts West. Irving Savings Insti-
tuition loans William Kuhn 5000
S3d ST. los l16 West Title Insurance Co Of
the Benevolent protective order Of Elks 46o 900
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
BATHING ON SUNDAY MADE ILLEGAL
Utah Bill Even Provides Punishment for Rail
roads Carving Bathers.

Salt Lake City. March 1s-The Senate yesterday
approved, with certain amendments. the House bill
making il a misdemeanor TO buy ticket TO Sun
dav ball game a Sunday theatre or a Sunday
moving picture show. The amendments provide for
the punishment of any one maintaining bath or
Measure resort on Sunday. end prohibit any rail-
road from transporting passengers to such places
on the first day of the week.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
BUYS TRACT OF 1000 ACRES.

A tract Of one thousand acres at Amagansett,
Long Island has been sold to a syndicate composed
Of Willard N Baylis William p. Cooling. Henry 5.
Brush Edwin N Crowley and Samuel T. Hotchkiss.
The property has an ocean front OF four miles.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

The princess costume viii be extensively worn
throughout the spring and summer. This model
is exceedingly graceful, yet simple IN the extreme.
In the illustration it is made Of faded blue serge
with trimming of soutache, grdle of satin and
chemisette Of embroidered net. 1t will be found
appropriate for all the seasonabe suitings. well
as for the familiar Panama cloths. serges diagonal
Weaves and the like.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
BROOKLYN PARCELS IN A TRADE.

z Sharum has sold to the Armor Realty Com
pany sixteen room frame dwelling house.
plot 129 4xI007 feet, the southwest corner of
Utica avenue and President street, Brooklyn, and
plot 6sx240xirregular, the south side Of Presi-
dent street 249.4 feet west OF Utica A
plot Of sixty jackson Park n. J., were given
in part payment
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

Henry Seller has sold No. S13 East 1S5th street.
a four story tenement house. for Charles schaefer
to Louis Wagner.
William Cumming has sold No. 296 Convent ave-
nue. a three story and basement dwelling mousse
Louis Meches has sold two lots on the easterly
side of Woodycrest avenue. 25o feet north OF Jerome
avenue.
Meister &. Bache and Levy & Star have sold for
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19

chiffon. is So. and a "salome' gown Of white
meteor, trimmed with gold and pearl trimming,
Is SOS.
Blue linen dresses, embroidered in white. with
the white guimpe. for girls from eight to ten years
OF age. sell at 81 go The linen envelope" frocks
in all colors, $ 50. while the ever popular
coat dress sells at S. IS.
six-nch butterfly penwipers. with the under
wings OF chaInois and wings of stamped vel
vet in dainty colors sell fer 30 cents
The latest silk stockings embroidered in ap-
pie blossoms, nasturtiums. Ilacs or pinks from
toe 10 knee and sell from t15 to SIS a pair Those
with silk tasseis and embroidery are 81 So those
in shot silk stripes IS, and the plain en-
brOidered black S.
An exclusive shoe house is making mems shoes
with cloth tops, 10 be with the gay coIored
socks. They sell from SD Up.
Chiffon scerfs with colored polka dots are 5. 80
bat periShable and do net launder.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19

president, has sold to John r. Feftag and August
Maier the apartment house known as the IAncoi'
st chester FIil Mount Vernon In part payment
the buyers gave the Rip Van Wrinkle Hotel al Plne
Hill, n. Y Adolf Gutrnan the broker in the
transaction.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19

DROPOSAIAS FOR CLOTHING 81 EQUIPAGE DEPOT
L Ouartermaster's Office. 80 Whitehall ST.. New York
city March 10 10O9-Seaed proposals. in triplicate Will
he her o'clock r. NJ. March 30,
and then opened. furnishing 450O pairs BucItskn
C;euutlets pairs Gymnasium Shoes. 800 Music
Pouches $4,000 pairs Canvas Leggins The right
reserved reject accept any all proposals
mart thereof Preference will he given to articles
Blanks for proposals and full
formation wi be furnished application
Office Envelopes containing proposals he endorsed
'Proposals Equipage TO be opened March
30 1909 addressed Col NM. S. PATTEN Depot
Fg,,o
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19

DROPOSALv FOR MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY
Supplies: Ohice Of the Commissary Purchasing Agent.
Panama Rail Company, - state Street. New York
March 18th. 1909sealed proposals will be received at
this 200 p NJ, April 1st 1902 for
ing above mentioned articles. Blanks and fun In
be obtained this office. WENDELL l..
SIMPSON. Major, 18th Infantry, u S. A, Commssary
Purchasing Agent.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19

~ OvERNOR'S ISLAND N. Y. H.. FEBRUARY la
VI 1e09Sealed proposals. in tripcate will be received
here until A. NJ March 20 1909 printing required
Department Headquarters during ending
Successful bidder Will be required 10 furnish plant
material Work TO be done Governors Island in
building furnished by L s. rent free Right reserved
reject all bids n
formation application. Envelopes containing
should be marked Proposals Printing" l. w. LIT
D. @ II. O.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
Proposals.

PROPOSALS. FOR BUILDING: WAR DEPARTMENT.
1 Once Of the Constructing Cluarteunaster New Lon
don conn March TO- proposals moving
he present pump house repairing. plumbing heating
ana electric wiring same. Fort H G.. Wright. y. y
viii be received 1000 A. M. April 1909
and opened Information furnished on application.
nnsaIa for Public Buildings" and addressed "Chas T
BekaT capt or Mr., u. S Army Constructing Quar-
London, Conn
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
THE BRONX BUILDING PLAN

30 sve W g S33 Il Of l7sth 81; 3 I story
frame stores and dwellings, % sx65 each;
L n Levy. owner; B Ebeling architect; total
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
Country Property to Let.

T1oR RENT-COMFORTARLE COTTAGE. Ar- M
IL provernsnts. lawn. shade. garden. f-uff BARR -
minutes station. SIS per moath. Box So sat-
win Long Island
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19

, chiffon, is So. and a ''Salome" gown Of white
meteor, trimmed with gold and pearl trimming
fe
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
Real Estate.
Established 1867. Incorporated 1902
rutland & WHITING co.
REAL ESTATE
5 BEEKMAN ST. NEW YORK

RADFORDS ARTISTIC BUNGAIOWs-cOs designs.
views and plans. CEMENT HOUSES. and How 10
Build Them: and plans OF s. cement. plaster.
Each 81 90. postpaid.
RADFORD ARCHITECTURAL CO. 261 R'way -. 7.
PORTABLE BUNGALOWs."-B Bilings-stevens Co,
phone 1854 asth st. 42d St. New York.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
Country Property for Sale or to Let.

MI. Vernon. Choice Selection % Cottages s. 7n0
rftx Of $4,000 and Up Also Furnished s1f N
Furnished Cottages for Eard
honne~ City Hall Bldg. Tel S4a. Vernon. N.Y
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
Country Property for Sale.

cation: 10 miles out: all improvements; electric
Hight and gas telephone best of neighbors
act quick WIDOW. Box 200, Tribune once.
RESIDENCE SOUTH ORANGE. n u
III Seventeen rooms. four baths; grounds. stahlS
quarters etc. price $4,000; viii allow mort
gage a. 3. V. W, Tribune once
NOR sAI.E-120 ACRE FARM. STOCK AND TOOLS:
i nargain. Owner. JACOB KENNEL. tieorketoNn CONN
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-04
CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF
WORLDS MARKETS
MOVEMENT IN STOCK
MARKET SLUGGISH

New York, Feb. 4.-There was quite
number OF stocks showing gains at
the opening today, but the most I'M
portant issues were lower. The move
ment was sluggish and Indifferent A
loss OF point In Anaconda was the
only important change.
An inquiry for the Gould stocks had
a stimulating effect on the market,
but the advances were subsequently
lost when an outbreak of liquidation
in Consolidated Gas started selling ut
Reading and Union Pacific. Consoli-
dated Gas dropped IA to ia II.
Reading, Union Pacific, American
Smelling and Louisville G Nashville
gained /; American Woollen and most
active stocks sagged below yesterday s
closing prices. Among the gains were
Missouri Pacific and International Pa
per preferred IL and Minneapolis &
st. Louis and New Haven l IA and
Denver & Rio Grande, Texas &c Pacific,
New York, Chicago & St Louis AMI
American Sugar A steady tone de-
veloped. Consolidated Gas making up
about half of It's loss and the general
list good fraction. Some of the min
or stocks were unusually active.
Bonds were irregular.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-04
RAILROAD COMMUNICATION
BEING RAPIDLY RESTORED

San Francisco. Feb. 4.-The heavy
rains which caused second rise of
the rivers through the Sacramento val
ley, flooding farms and towns and
blockading railroads, have ceased, and
though further showers may be expect
ed, the worst of the storm is over. ac-
cording TO the forecast of the weather
bureau. Railroad communication IS
being restored as re- lily as possible.
and if another fresl does not occur.
normal conditions N Will prevail.
The Southern Pacific announces that
regular service on the coast division
to Los Angeles will be given after to-
morrow, and though the situation
along the northern route is not so
good, the outlook is encouraging.
Travel from this city to Portland Ore
gon7 will be resumed this afternoon
by way OF Willows on the west side,
and 1t Is expected that the break In
the east side line between Chico and
Tehama will be repaired by tomor-
row. In the meantime, a local train
will be run between Sacramento and
Chico. The Instructions on the Shasta
division between Red Bluff and Duns-
muir are less serious than have been
reported and probably will be cleared
away within twenty-four hours.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-04
COLLAPSE
AT SIGHT
OF DEAD
Suspects Are Suddenly
Confronted By Body
of Murdered Man

Newark, N. j., Feb. Mrs. Mary
], Wilhelm. tho widow Of Frank Wi.
helm. who was murdered In his homo
last Monday night, is In condition
OF complete nerve collapse today AT.
ter q midnight visit to the morgue,
where she was suddenly confronted by
the body OF her husband
When the sheet which covered her
husbands body was suddenly remov-
ed she rushed forward crying "Oh!
Frank, If you could only speak and
tell them who did this" She became
hysterical, frantie0y declaring her
love for her husband. After having
been questioned by the detectives tor
more than an hour she was taken back
to tho police station in a state OF utter
collapse Her answers woro mostly In
coherent.
Mrs. Wilhelm was allowed 10 go to
sleep in her cell last night, but was
aroused about midnight and told to 40.
company two detectives who were
waiting
What do you want with me?" she
asked
No answer was made and she was
| driven In carriage to the morgue, not
knowing the purpose of the trip until
she was shown the murdered mans
body. Later the detectives endeavor
ed to make use Of similar strategy TO
obtain a statement from Nicholas Sic
| ca, who has been In custody since the
murder. Before Sicca reached the
| Wilhelm house, the body OF the muir
| dered man had been conveyed there
from the morgue and placed In tho
position In the basement where 1t was
found after the murder.
Sicca was cheerful and was snow
| ing the detectives about the house
when suddenly one Of them from the
| basement called the others to come
down and join him In a lunch.
The other detectives with Sicca ran
| down stairs, and at the foot OF them,
in the dark hallway. a light was sud-
denly flashed and there before him.
! Sicca saw the murdered body Of VIII
helm. For a moment the prisoner
gazed down at the body OF the dead.
Involuntarlly his knees wabbled: his
hands stiffened, his eyes became glas-
| sy and white.
"Slcca, what do you know about
that?" asked one of the detectives.
"Sicca made no response. Losing
control of his legs, he was sinking 10
the floor when the officers caught him
and carried him from the house and
into the carriage. When he reached
his cell, he was In condition OF ner'
vous collapse and for that reason the
arraignment or him and Mrs. Wilhelm
was postponed today. He was not III
to leave his cell.
The funeral OF Frank Wilhelm was
held this afternoon from the Wilhelm
house Tho prosecutor gave Mrs. WI
helm permission to attend 1t.