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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-22
MONDAY EVENING NOV. %, 1909.

TWENTY years ago newspaper Hnu
msg,z.us uriteys supposed marine srchl'
,ee.u:e hsd reached its ne plus ultra,
hut during the years that have f)lIo"td
larger and more powerful greyhounds
have been placed On the Atlantic and
the time between @ leenstown and Sandy
Hook hiss been reduced almost one'hslf'
Steamship companies, however, are stu
en3fagoriog TO eclipse each other Two
mammoth liners, the Olympic and H.
tauic. are COW being built 81 Belfast BY
Ea,lsud & Wolf for the White Star
Courapy. Ia the matter Of siz', they
vill eclipse the MauretaO's aud Lust
,snis BY DO lees thso $4,000 tons, their
tonnage beiug $4,000, against the 'S,'
600 of the two levistban Cuuarde'''
The new steamships, which are desIinea
for the S.utbamptoD.NeW York ser'
vice, will be the 6neSI on the wafer
{, fine matter of equipment and decOrs'
,;on Oae of the upper decks is to be
completely iDclosed to serve asa ballroom
q, sksupg hDk. The boats will cher
not only extended suites of rooms, but
complete Aas, which will make it pos
III. n c,o,s the Atlantic while enjoy
ing all the prlvacy Of ones own home
The Olympic snd Titanic will be The
frat steamers to ofsr cabins With private
sbover bsths attached. In addition,
sbere will be a great swimming bah
abrsrd both vessels large enough to per-
mi, # disiog. A gymnasium will be
foupd 90 each of The new bosIs. n
Ve,erda cafe will be bpilt on one of Tue
upper decks fsr ssteSD, LOOKING
Ont over the sea and about fifty ieet
sbove tie water. II will have exposed
rahers entWined with vines and the
aides will be latsiced effects, to mske the
illusion of cafe at the seaside as COM
olete as possible. A garden will be on
lbe sun deck, and 10 winter months will
bs protected by glass roof' The De"
vessels vii be about $40 feet long, With
a b,am of ninety feet, and the boat deck
Gill be mora than sixty feet above The
water. Their carrying capacity will exc
coed tia. of any vessel sfoat today BY
at lesst one.third. Each steamer will
carry under normal conditions more than
8 coo persons. The total cost OF tho t"o
will bs something like $40, 900, 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-22
TIE PRESIDENT AT HAMILTON.

TIE PRESIDENT AT BAMFTON.
Assuming ais duties ss a. mbsr ct
the board Of irust,es and dscl g that
he wished TO testify to the intsres oi the
American people In the probi, MS te'tg
worked out by the school, Pr sidt0t
Taft spent ell OF Saturday ct tae Harp.
ton Normal Institute for Indian and
negro boys and girls He ATTENDED a
meeting of the board, inspected the
buildings and gum, reviewed be siu-
dents, was entertained al lupchcon and,
together with q number OF prominent
educators gathered from ell sections OF
the country, made su address 10 the
students and to q large gathering Of
white persons in the school late In ths
afternoon. When the exercises wfrs
ended, the president vent aboard toe
May flower and at nighttsll the vessel
headed for Washington.
President TstPs speech was brief.
He said he believed that the institutions
like Hampton aud Tusk, gee, aud the
spirit of cooperation which they en-.
gendered among both white and colored
persons for the central upliit Of human.
ity we're doing more for TIE solution OF
the so.called race problem than auy
other factors that could be brought to
besr.
The president said II was bIs hope,
and be believed 1t already to be a reslzi.
ton, that Hampton should serve s. q
model for industrial and educational
work, not alone for the negro AID tbe
Indian, but for the white people as we'll.
DR.. Charles W. Eliot, president emer-
titus of Harvard; Bishop McVickeT, OF
Rhode Island; Andrew Carnegie and
President Herbert B. Frlzzsll, OF Hamp.
ton, also we're among the speakers. SIR.
Carnegie paid high tribute TO Pfosi.
dent Taft and declared that, among
other things, be bad done more than any
other man to bring the north and south
into closer union. he predicted that be
would 20 down 10 history as "the great
pacifcstor" and said that the lines be-
tween the north and south are rapidly
disappearing.
II do mesu," be explained, chat
the black man will cease to be black,
but l do MEAN that The races will live
In coutentedness, Wishing prosperity
each to tho other aud with q common
purpose In mind and will go forward
hand 10 hand"
A feature OF the exercises In The gym.
uRsium 10 the afternoon was the chorus
singing of the entire student body.
They sang plantation melodies aud
csmp-meetipg songs thst fairly swsyed
the audience. "Annie Laurie" end
other Scotch melodies were sung jast
before Mr.. Carnegie was introduced.
at wasn't fair" said be, 'that, inst
as l was thinking Of something to say
10 you, You should subdus me with
Scotch songs. have heard negroes
ling before and have always thought
that no other voice more resemblsd the
organ or was superior to 1t. have
heard the Russian choir and the great
orstorIo societies OF Britain aud other
nations, and alter all have said that
never have heard music affect me like
the Degro's voice.
"YOu," he added, addressing the stu.
lenls, "will be wanted Ia the celestial
choir in large numbers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-22
Mysterious killing.

WAlthsm, Mass, Nov. 22.-Accused
of having shot to death Clarence F.
Glover, Of this city, ssVeuieen.yesr.old
Hattie Leblanc today is believed TO be
wandering In a hslfdemenled condition
somewhere aloog the New EDglsnd
coast, and The police are on the alert for
news Of Ter Whereabouts, Glover vas
sbol twice 10 the back 10 his laundry
here on Saturday night. Crashing to
doctor be accused the Leblanc girl.
The motive for the crime Is s!ill mys.
terry. To add to the enigma the actions
of Glover's wife since the erine have
been 3 puzzle. She refused to see her
husband Is be lay dying aud since that
time has refused 70 iAlk o! Ebs case
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-22
SEND For IT.

There are many things in the cata.
logue of the Weaver Pianos that are
worth knowing before you purchase
piano Of any make. This catalogue will
be sent free on application. Ask for
1t.
WEAVER ORGAN s. PIANO CO.,
Manufacturers, York, Pa.
W. I. Whilson, Sole Agept 6II'eI3
Kiug Street, AlsxsndTie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-22

"Ole human being Is killed every honr
and one injured every ten minutes on
American RAILROADS." declared W. L.
Park. Of Omaha, Neb, general super
iossudent Of the Union Pacific RailIoad
Company, in al address before The nine
seenlb annual meeting of the Ne" YORK
and New England Association OF Rsii'
wsy Surgeons in New York recently
s.Neciigence Of employees" be addso'
csused so per cent. of the railroad scel'
dents. MI Park further ssid: "The
labor organizations must be impressed
with The idea that their mission is not TO
manage the railroads, bat to man them
no, to II fl Ct on the public risk through
irs,s.anco that some unworthy brother
shall continue to occupy a responsible
position"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-22
Three Killed In Automobile Accident,

Cuthbsrt, Ga, Nov. GAS a result
of attempting TO light cigarette while
driving an automobile at high rate OF
'psed, three are dead, aud two badly in-
jared. The accident occurred carly to-.
day. The dead are OaTlis WilIisms OF
Fort Gaines, Ga, aud James aud Horace
Shepard, Of Edison, Ga. The iujared
are Misses Helen and Mary Maltox,
OF Coleman, GA.
James Shepard and Helen MatlOx
we're en- route to get married. Ministers
visited had refused to marry the cot pie
because both Wers under twenty years of
sgs. They we're Fastening to fiGd an
other minister when Curtis Williams,
the chauffeur, tried to light cigart tie.
he lost control fthe machine on II irty
foot bridge and The machine smsthed
down the railroad tracks 80 feet bsloE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-22

Shake Off the grip of your old enemy,
Nasal Cstarrh. by using Ely's Cream Bal m.
Then will all the swelling and soreness be
driven out ofthe tender, Infamed membranes.
The fits OF snet zing will cease and the dis.
charge, as offensive 10 others as to yourself,
will be stopped when the causes that produce
il are removed. Cleanintss, comfort end res
newed health by the use of Cfesm Balm.
Sold by all druggist for so cents, CT mailed
by Ely Bros, Sc Warren street, Few York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-22
New York Stock Market.

New York, Nov. 22.-The stock market
opened feverish and unsettled with declines
in nearly everything traded in. Before mid.
day the market showed decided improvement
with heavy buying orders in many of the
standard issues,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-22

hrs HETTY GREEN, mistress ofnesrly
500 coo, 600, today entered upon her
ssvenly fifth gear, aud ct the sane time
began her forty.filh year as a business
womsp, during which time she has ac-
cumulated 9 fortune estimated 10 be the
largest controlled by any woman 10 the
rori1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-22
DIED,

Sunday evening, November 21st, at the res.
idenee of her son, Henry F. Robertson, 1912
California avenue, Washington, d. c.,
MARTHA FAIRFAX, widow of Thomas
Boiling Robertson in the eighty.fourth year
Of her age. Intenment Tuesday in Fauquisr
comfy, Va,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-22

The Standard Oil Company has been
ordered by q court to dissolve. A court
once ordered 1t to pay a 500, 600, 900
fac.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-22
From Washington.
lcmrnpcndenos Of the Alexandria esEstte. !

tCm ggpondenoe Of the Alexandria GsEette. J
Washington, Nov. %.
Tbs government has abandoned fur
Their tfi lrts to send to the peni,entiary
William Gordon OIswford, of this city,
who wss tried in connection With NJ schen
ADD the Grcfis for postofice frauds
CnwfoFd was convicted juSt like the
plheI defendants bat be cRErled hIY case
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-22
IN MENORIAM

In loving memory OF my son, DR.. WILL
LIAM ROGERS, who died one year ago to.
daJ-Noyember 81, 1908. HIS MOTHER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-22
For SALE.

A SPECIAL MEETING Of the MER-
~ CHANTS AND MECHANICS saw.
lNGS BANK, incorporated, will be held at
ll9 south Fairfax street, AleIatdria, Vir.
ginia, on December 9, 1869, at II 8. m. Or.
jet: Increasing capital stock from $2C0, 10000
TO $500,00000. Called By the Board Of Di.
rectors. J. FENDALL CAIN, Cash 'er.
nov22 2W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-22

Rev. Father john B. Tsbb, known 10
this country IS poet oihigh merit, died
Saturday night at S.. Charles College,
Ellicolt City, Nd, Of nervous trouble
FROM which he has been snferer for q
long time. John BanuisteF Tsbb was
born in Virginia in IS45, and served in
the Confederate navy dnrlpg the civil
war,
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-19
RAILROAD NEWS.
Gulf, Hutchinson & Northwest
ern Project Is Revived.
W. r. CrOmpton, Capitalist,
Visits Central Kansas.
LIKES THE PROSPECTS
Says Line Will BE Built il Peo-
pie Offer Encouragement.
Other Items of Interest in Rail-
way Circles.
LIKES THE PROSPECTS

The Gulf. Hutchinson & Northwest
ern railroad. a project which was IN
der consideration in central Kansas
two years ago. is being revived ana
from present indications there IS bare
possibility that the proposition VIII oe
favorabIy dealt with
W. r. Crompton, of New York city
representative of a body OF eastern
capitalists. has been in Hutchinson
and other cities the last two weeks He
IS looking over the field preparatory 10
making a report TO the company when
he represents, as TO the feasibility OF
promoting the railroad
During his stav IN different towns
Mr.. Crompton has met and talked Win
the leading citizens of the central por-
ton Of the state relative 70 rhe sup
port the enterprise could have. sno4!a QUO
If be established He has mace no 70
promises as TO what could De accom- accom-
1Ifs1ed through the railroad. out nlefe
iy has stated his scheme ana leLI Il III
the business men to ponder over-
NIr. Compton has been making Use VS. =
= +he dffereut towns but has Work5o
quietly and has refrained rom SprS11- 80
ing big stories OF his road IN - 7,
when his identity was olscoN e - - =
tried to keep his name out OF tho Al0
papers. ,-- r,s5A a
martial report Of his work he say :
that he is well satisfied Win tne PI0So
,,aCf= and expresses WlLllnSASS9
undertake the financing OF the sc1gL-- s9
Drovfding that additional alo =
him along the proposed Inc ..,5
--na railroad as proposed VIII * ~ u
from Galveston TO the nor "a: II az .
run through Hutchinson cutI--s o-+5-
o1aT1v across the state TO the nOL @ =
oIla.'S S tI--+cEf7sor will be made one OF
the hfC division points
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-19

have been in this condition for a
tong time and have tried IN every way
20 ma something that would help me
l nave been discouraged during the
past year TO such an extent that I did
not believe ! would ever be well again
l started TO take this medicine with
very little faith in II, but thought
perhaps It would do me some good for
While Al any rate. II has done more
nor me than I ever hoped II vouId
now have = fine appetite and eat any-
Chng choose 1 have no longer anv
gas In my stomach and I sleep well at
nlgnt- have gained weight and
strength, and no longer have the dull
tired Eeenng that troubled me constant
y for several years There IS no oues-
ton but that Cooper has a medicine
that VIII work wonders for stomach
trouble It is the only thing L hays
found that helped me IN the slightest
Cooper's New Discovery is now on
sale at leading druggists everywhere
We will send TO anyone upon request
Mr. Cooper's booklet. in which he tells
the reason for most chronic fT-heaIth-
The Cooper Medicine Co. Dayton. o.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-19
CFRoM psl
STATEN ISLAND MAN IS
STRONG FOR COOPER
Had Been In a Precarious Condition
For Long Time.

George w Tucker. OF GraniteviIIe.
Staten Island. is among those who
have become strong believers in L T
Cooper On Wednesday, when inter
viewed al Cooper's headquarters he
said A month ago I was a chronic
dysPep-1c, caused by catarrh OF the
stomach. Now I am q well man
I came here a month ago, saw this
man Cooper. got his New Discovery
medicine and started taking It At that
time everything I ate caused gas to
form in my stomach Immediately. For
en- hour or so after meals I would be
IN pain. which would not leave me al
together until nearly time for the next
meal I had TO be extremely careful
IN what I ate, as I could only digest
Hhe simplest food Ny appetite was
very poor and 7 was nervous and IL
fnourished. due TO the failure of my food
10 digest properly felt tired and run
down and lacked vitality. I did not
sleep well. only getting about four
hours sleep a night. and tossing about
even when asleep I would wake in the
morning just as worn out as when
zeut to bed
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-19
PLAINVILLE COMMERCIAL CLUB
Annual Banquet Is a Pleasing Sue
cess

Plainville. Kan, Feb 19.-The
PlainvilIe Commercial club held its
second annual banquet at the opera
house this week Plates were laid for
about seventy-hve- Pink carnations
were the fayors- The PlainvilIe
orchestra furnished music during the
banquet hour After supper under
the direction of Geo. O. Greene, as
POSTMASTER. the tOasts were given in
a very interesting manner The sup
per was prepared by Mrs. NJ Keene.
Following was the programme: FL
der Clifton E Rash. c. q. Cochran.
"Civfc Improvement" John Ford,
3If I Were the Whole Club G. a
Brown a Better High SCHOOL," F
z. SlaSon, Town Amusements;' G. Q.
Thompson, The LADIES'" W. A. Hill,
The Province Of the Newspaper"
P. J. Deane, "Good Roads
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-19
GETS ANNUAL PASS.
Santa Fe Rewards Faithful Service of
Salina Agent

SaIiua, Kan. Feb lev. s Con-
away. agent OF the Santa Fe railroad
in this city, this morning received
from the santa F'e Railroad company
a yearly pIimentary pass. This
pass is good on all the Santa Fe lines
east of Albuquerque. N NJ Mr.. Con
away has been with the company
twenty-five years The Santa Fe
regulations require a thirty-year ser
vice TO obtain such & pass, but this
rule was evidently side tracked in
Mr.. Conaway'S case Accompanying
the pass was a very mplimeutary
Letter congratulating the agent for the
good work he has been doing for the
railroad company
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-19
One Railroad Lost so Miles of TeIe-
graph Gable.

Chicago. Feb. 19--In point of dam
age done, the storms of last Satur-
day, Sunday and Monday were the
worst ever experienced by the teIe-
graph companies and the railroads
Thousands upon thousands of poles
are still down, and hundreds of miles
OF wire are down
Throughout the states OF Indiana,
Ohio, New York, West Virginia,
Pennsylvania Maryland, Delaware
and all Of New England teIegraphic
service is curtailed and in sections
discontinued One eastern railroad
alone Is said to have lost so miles of
cable Every repairman in the
afflicted territory is still working to
the limit of endurance but resetting e
poles in the frozen ground is slow
work and it will be weeks, 1t is said
before normal conditions are restored
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-19
CHANGE OF AGENTS.
d Rhodes Is Transferred L FOiii
hodge City to Kinsley-

Dodge city. kan Feb 1g.-9sne1 sdl1
in charge OF this station 5or - sTsg5s- K;5s-
2e% TSi 1tbere he VIII have charge OF that
Ley; zfstfon , ,ls- The position at kinsley,
while the station is not SO Irnpor cL az a.
in the way of freight handing a. 49, otlT
Dodge City station. pays Nor nor -T15a
4ba1 the agent receives mere
SeTav there has q conI1ss4oLL ~
+fcI-e4 sales added to il, and tne -s.1 N9[A
is arranged differently Agent F9oosS 1t9'.5
;T1 m ~ S11cceeded here by z A Ieed,
- - 5aar acting as relief agent N
his territory. and who IS quite wen
known here
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-19
ANOTHER ELECTRIC line
VIII Connect Kansas City and lola via
OttaWa and OIathe.

Kansas City, Mo, Feb. 1s.-Another
electric road project is reported as
making progress The company is the
Kansas City Olathe. Ottawa & lola
Railroad company The proposed line
connects Kansas City and lola by way
Of OIathe and Ottawa The survey
has been com mpleted between lola and
Ottawa and surveyors are now at
work, II is said, between Ottawa and
Kansas City. Hugh A Holmes, who
has an Office in the New England
building, Is promoting the project
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-19
LAST STORM THE WORST.

Iiendld buslness qualities
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-19
LIFE OF A PIMPLE
Compilations Are Cleared and Pimples
Disappear Overnight without
Trouble

Trouble.
The dispensers of posiam, new
Skin discovery, ask that notice be
given that no one Is urged to pur-
chase It without first obtaining an ex-
pertmenta1 package Those who have
tried It will find that the hfty-cent
box, on sale at Fred A Shows and all
drug stores, is sufficient to cure the
worst cases of eczema, where the
surface affected is not too large The
itctns ceases on first application It
VIII also cure acne, letter, blotches,
scaly scalp. hives, BARRIERS and every
other form OF Itch. including itching
feet Being hesh-coIored and con-
Iaintrg no grease. the presence OF
poslaIn on exposed surfaces, such as
the race and hands. IS not percep ptible.
Water and soap cannot be used IN
connection with IT, as these irritate
and prolong skin troubles sometimes
evening causing them
As TO the experiu entail package Of
posla-n. 1t can be had free OF charge
oy mail or the Emergency LAbora-
tories. a2 West TWenty-dfLh Street
New Fork- 1t alone is sufficient to
clear the complexion overnight, and
70 rid the face of pimples in twenty
four hours
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-19

to Guthrie where he assumes the
duties of day ticket agent at the
Union station Four roads run into
this station, and he handles the ticket
business for each road. They are the
NJ, K & T., Fort Smith & Western,
FL Reno & Southwestern and the
Santa Fe- This promotion from the
position of night ticket agent for the
Santa Fe here came in recognition of
his spIsndid business qualities
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-19
GETS G.. III. & D. ROAD.
baltimore & Ohio System Absorbs
This Line.

New York. Feb ia meeting OF
the board OF directors of the BaItl-
more & Ohio Railroad ompany was
held in this city today 70 consider
plans for taking over control Of the
cincinnati. Hamilton & Dayton Prior
to the meeting reports were in the
fraurfaT district that control would
be exercised through a voting trust
composed OF a representative OF the
z &, O.. the J P. Morgan interests
and q third member TO be appointed
nr rhaSe TWO.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-19
ARE SHORT OF MEN.
Union Pacific Train Force at Junction
City Depleted

Junction City. Kan. Feb. 19--Lne
rrrnber OF employees Of the Union "a
cific is now limited and il Is SAID that E-
a number of extra men are &SIlteo oLA
lar men are getting a lot OF hard WORK
and when they wish 70 lay on lot q
Iav or so II Is impossible for them 20
90 So During the past t"o NeSA9 H1
been let out for different onenses ana
tI7fs Of course makes & difference
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-19
\ GOOD PROMOTION.

Ray Fitzpatrick OF Arkansas City Be
comes Guthrie Agent.
II is announced here that Ray F'itz-
patrick has been given promotion IN
the services of the Santa Fe- He goes
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-05-05
Steer With Heart In Throat.

Dennison certainly has freak
steer. and nothing like 1t was ever
heard of before. Elof Carlson
brought to the market with a number
of head of stock, four-year-old
steer that he had raised whose heart
was in sack hanging under his
throat.
So much interest was conferred in
the steer that Veterinary Hinkley
was sent for to come over from Ode
bolt to make an examination of the
animal and afteg a careful and thor
ough examination he declared that
this was the only heart the animal
had.
The beating of the heart in this
sack could be plainly seen and even
more plainly felt and there was no
evidence of heart action in any other
part of the body. The steer carries
his head to one side and cannot
straighten his neck. The freak steer
is creating great deal of interest.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-05-05
A Very Successful Sale.

No better evidence of the merit of
newspaper advertising could be
found than the closing out sale of
Fred Walter. the furniture dealer.
The announcement of the sale
through the two full pages occupied
In our last issue brought an immense
crowd to the store in spite of the very
inclement weather from the opening
on Friday morning. and the sale has
been q big success. He has disposed
OF q large amount of goNds. but still
has q good supply left, which II going
at low prices.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-05-05
Missionary Meeting This Week.

The annual meeting of the Wom-
ans Foreign Missionary Society, De-
corah District, opened at Charles City
yesterday afternoon and continued
through today. Several from this
county are on the program. Mrs. j..
c. Lewis of Ridgeway reads paper
on Our Moslem Sisters" Mrs. J. A.
Young, Ridgeway, 1.-THE Friend to
It's Friends" Mrs. F. G. Young, De-
corah, 30 Branch AppriproationsB2
corah, Our Branch Appropriations"
Mrs. Henry Butt, Ridgeway. is treas
urer of the organization.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-05-05
Two Dray Loads of Stolen Goods

Two Dray Loads of Stolen Goods.
Mrs. August Schmoldt, q woman
past fifty years old. was arrested at
Charles City Wednesday for shoplift-
ing. She was just passing out of the
racket store Of w. w. Malone and
had a large number of articles con-
cealed In q cloak especially construc=-
ed with several deep pockets. A
search of her home revealed nearly
two dray loads of stolen articles,
some of which were identified by
merchants of the city.