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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-07
Mrs. S, Eryinc.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch
Harrisonburg, Va, November s,--AIrs
s. Ervine, an aged woman OF Highland
county, is dead near Hammers Mill
over the shock caused by the death
of her son, w. L. Ervine, who dropped
dead last Monday while engaged in
his work in the mill. Ervine, who was
carpenter. leaves widow and SLY
children. He was fifty-fve years old
and q well-known man in the county
Clarence w. Mclaughlin.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Harrisonburg. Va, November 6.-Just
one month after the death of his
father, Clarence W.~McLaughlin, TWEEN
ty-nine years old, son Of the late
George Fl. Mclaughlin, died NNednes-
day at Marl!nton, Pocahontas county,
after an illness of blood poison OF three
days, caused by small boil on his
nose; He leaves three sisters and four
brothers..
Buried In Lexington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-07

BLOOD CURE coupon, the Richmond
package, Cut and mail BLOOD BALM
te NAMED trouble
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-07

day night while brakinYs-
moro and Ohio train nee ~
w. Va was buried to-ds
Methodist Church. y
brought to Lexington
was a son of w. Z.
ton. and was aged t
leaves a wife, who
Wikerson. of RichI
and several brothers
Harry. Il.
Especial to The. I
Harrisonburg, VI
Harry e. Hewitt,
Va. aged forty-ei.
died to-day at Ka1
was 81 travelling 81
tinlore, and was tai
Cenly
Especial to The
Norfolk, Va,
Billups, for a hal
in the city's life,
Billups, Son q ca
at 1850 o'clock a
Street, of heart
cause of Mr.. BIZ
gina pectoris. He
health for the p
six weeks ago ht
ously III.
Mr.. Billups wa
business men of
tural implements
cumulated a lar
stood for high
commanded a Il
BillupS was sever
was born in Natl
a. son Of john 1
His father wassa
He died when his
two years old.
Mr.. Billups can
his lot when on
He was employees
March g. Co,
years old he or
Warren, Billups s
in agricultural !
Won his spurs, q
tude for bushes
man of his age,
pered. Later NJ
his own firm, and
fore he was In
felix's business u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-07
Buried In Lexington

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
A Le%ington, Va, November 6.--Mar
q shall G. Tyree. who was killed Thurs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-16
H,WUERSTEIN HELD ron RIOT
Manager ~ Philasirlpllla ODera In Troo-
~. AFTER Isrlng t3eaIeU ~ . detective.

PHILADFLPHIA. March Is For engag-
ing ~ a dispute with Detective Mcfad-
den. the Mayors bodyguaTd. over the
placing Of several taxicabs outside the
Philadelphia Opera House Saturday night
Harry Hammerstein. manager 81 the
playhouse. was put under Ss0o bail for
court today on charge % melting to
rot
The alleged r,ot seemed to consist II
A. rush ~ stage hands To the and Of their
employer when MrFadden. Who - said
not To have shown his badge. struck Ham
mersie,n on the mouth with n revolver.
bail was fixed for HammersteIn al s2OO
more than that imposed on McFadden
On charges Of assault aud brutality to
a prisoner brought against the detective
Nv Hammsrstein
Hammerstsin IN his esiimony said
that the detective had ordered the taxicab
which Was waiting for several Of the
.,nReTs To move ont % Carlisle street
We ~a- not "a uniform and was not recog
nized When Hammerstein ran Out u
th.. building hs said McFaddeu grasp~d
him Then when the stage hands APP
pea red McFadden was alleged TO have
drawn revolver and IN have struck
HammerStein on the mouth with the
butt 81 the weapon
Later. white taking HarmerStein to tho
City Hall McFaddeu IL said to have struck
him IN the face With his hst AZ the city
Hall McFadCl.n ~ said to have directed
the turnkey to put him IN a cell like
any other bum.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-16
BaRON kIKsCHI LEAVES.
stops st Csrneii and Win Visit 0sher
universities Befere NE sails.

BARON Kikuchi. who came TO this co'r-
try nj the invitation Of the Civic Forum
to deliver an address IN Carnegie Hall
and who also IL looking into American
educational institutions. left New York
early yesterday morning for Ithaca. ana
Yesterday afternoon gave a talk hciore
the faculty and students OF Cornell UNI
versity on the educational and moral
development 81 Japan.
Before leaving New York Baron klkuchi
notified the officers Of the Civic Forum
that the expense money which the forum
gave him he would present TO the I'm.
perial University Of kyOtO to bs used
a. A fund for giving deserving STUDENTS
priz..- TO be called by some such name
a. 'Kikuchi Civic Forum Prize.
BARON kikuchi - the guest OF President
SchurTnan AT Ithaca. and to-day will
visit th. George Junior Republic AT Free
win. On his way IN Vancouver To take
shin for japan he will stop az the Cnivsr-
sitY Of Toronto. Oberlin. University OF
Michigan University 81 Illinois and the
University Of Wisconsin. He will sail
from Vancouver on April
Before leaving New lork Baron kikuchl
COMMUNICATED the American educational
svrtsm With regard 10 the recent
ne wspAper talk ~ war, Baron kikuchi
said that hs did not thlnk that one per
cent az the p~Ople OF the United states
hay. any idea Of entering upon such a
struggle and IN Japan no nation has one
half III. good wall respect aud admira
ton in which tire United States - held
Neither country. he was convinced. de-
sir..- var aud hs added that he Was con
WINGED there was no occasion for war
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-16
ST0TM HHI uI\G OLDII n
so, va, Bl~ sG Wsuns. Win Gun Th~,
TI10uEhI Masn'I lsadg-i

Three young poy- Who had visited
FoTt Iut'su aud b-come Imbu"d with
the rai spirit played soldier on ths.
grounds Of John W.ber- place on Long
Island sound near Whnestons y.--t-r-
dav afternoon The boys were Edward
Iiarti.man. ~ year- Old. Edward 'aril.
Il. and charles W~i.r. 10
During ia. parad" M"D-- caTri-d a
. calibre rife belonging 10 earn They
didn't think that m" gun was loaded
W-ber led the procession. tiartlsman
came Next aud Iaril brought up the rear
While Ihs bows were charging at double
quick time Melser stumbled and fell
fhe gun went 81 ana bullet entered
Gartieman's stomach Or Rupert Fol
g.T. who Glanced 70 b." passing IN his
automobile took the toy INTO the ma
chine and sped for 'hs Flushing Hospital
about -four miles away
A. the hospital the doctors operated
on the wounded how. hut they ~aid last
night that he will probably die No
arrests were made Young Gsrtlemsn
= Nonersted his plAymst~-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-16
POIITHS IND GOLF
OrrUPS leader Nurphy and hartman
Na~h DswR NJ slot spTInEs

Nor SPRINGS ARK March Is Golf
aud politics were played by leader ChaTl.-
Murphy ~ TammAnv Hall to-day Hs
had = strenuous tune at both. and while
e - knosn be tTiumphed On the links
there - no means Of telling how he Jared
a. tho political game.
Murphy has been here for several DAYS
and ~ has Norman y. Mack chairman
81 the Democratic national committee
Neither - in a communicative mood.
Murphy saving he - here only IN the In
tere-t Of his wife health. while Mack mas
no statement 10 make ~ all
The fact that Murphy aud Mack con
feTrsd ~ regarded AZ significant by the
small horde Of Democratic politIciAns
who have gathered here rather suddenly
: These include Phil DonOhlIe. ths. Tam
many treasurer. James MCtiuIr.. leader
Of The BRONX. Eugene Woods and other.
ANOTHER Nho reCently saw the national
committee chairman ~ the Hon Nelson
Mcleod campaign manager for Joseph
W Polk 81 Missouri The fact that Mack
~ here to 500 Murphy after MclJs,d ln.
isrviewed hum Ia boost Folk makes u
s~cIn plausible that Hot Springs Is the
scene ~ the preliminary plans for the
next PRESIDENTIAL election.
II - believed 10y the pOlit icians that Ia
% sri the missionary work IN the Interests
4 Folk Murphy has intsTylew@d Mack
10 h.han uf Judge GAynOT. who is the
strongest man Murphy ran OTTER How
strong an impression Murphy has mad"
on N,ics - all gusaswork But thay are
repeatedly ~ conference and " r. common
tais mere hat something ing u being
framed
Denial - made by Mack that the Bryan
Followers are 10 no fro0en nut Of the party
Mack explained that Bryan had made his
intention not again TO attempt party
bendership - plain that any effort 20
throttle his influence ~ unnecessary
MurPIy to-day visited tho Old OaklaWn
TaraiTack. which Aince racing was aban
dOned IN Arkansas has been mostly
used by the golf club sWinRers who have
a fine eighteen hole course 10 play over
Murphy - some golfer Il was easy for
him 10 hat Treasurer DonohUs In . full
oourHe match amid the Dlaudita 81 the
| Democratic politicians. The comments
81 Mack who vas IN the gallery. were
| interesting.
Chairman MACK will make an address
~ Little Rock IN March ~. when he will
discuss national politics more freely
than a. any time since his arrival In the
Southwest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-16
VIZ. RnrS WuL m>T Go.
az, q snnS' G.Ne the - % NHy street
tor priv ate PurpS<S~.

ALBANY March 10 The Court Of
Appeals Today upheld the power of New
Work city IA the case of Isaac l. Rice
20 compel property owners along RIVER
side Drive To remove 0croschmsnts
from the street Mr. Rice built a r~sadeDos
az Eighty ninth street and Riverside
Drive aud got permission TO build an
ornamental STONE wall along two sides
~ the lot When the city ~ New York
hogan an action to compel Mr.. Rice TO
remove this wall the structure Was held
to he illegal hy the trial court. ana TINS
decision was upheld hotn by the Appellate
Division aud again to-day 10y the Court
~ Appeals.
Judge Gray IN writing the opinion says
that u ~ simply q question u the sN-
istence ~ any power in the municipality
to consent to the permanent Use at any
part 81 street for private purposes
The O~neTshIp 10y the city 81 the Zee Of
the land in the streets imposes a trust
- keep the same open and for Use a.
such II ~ for the whole people ~ the
State. Tho Legislature has absolute con
troll and the city cannot divert the streets
90 private Use
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-16
MiTL ~ EIEI ,TOR BO'
TrnIh FIsSr AIIark ~ IhTer Men ~ q
Left, apartment Hausr.

Superintendent Sugar ~ the studio
apartmentz AZ WpI Lexington avenue
discharged the elevator hoy Yesterday
morning and put ThlrIch thrIsiianson.
who had t,.ru hallbny. ~ his place
Last night when IN" superintendent was
away and uu one was On the grouno
door three young men. al clean shaven.
of dark compilations and wearing derby
hats and black clothes came ~ and told
Christ ianSnn - TAX" them up Co al" tenth
nO0F
The new elevator hoy otIeyed A.
the tenth floor the thr-. men turned and
asked Christianzon fur dollar ~ he
SAID thai he had mo- money ons 81
the three hit him over tho head with a
milk bottle Then th~- pushed him into
'h- hail and ran the Elevator down to
nv. sixth hopr. wh-re thy got "u' They
eft tur APARTMENTS 10 way ut tn STAIR,
and ran toward Central Park
Supt Sugar returned AMI found thris
rian-on wing unconscious NJ the hail
on the tenth hupT \ physician was
,alsi ~ 20 treat a tract lr"d skull and
minor uIurs--
Chri.tiau-1u sad tudt non" II the men
who assaulted HIM wa 10" discharged
ELEVATOR boy bur Supt ~agar thinks
~. was i~'ats-u ~ T-v"uE" irI taxing thr'
lpy- plau-'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-16
'UEQUISITION FOR PACKERS
GlRCEN STARTS PROG EEDINGS
TO BRING THEM HERF.
GsS. Fsgs ASKED fOr Paper- iU the ease
eG Niee.Prr-isirWi Patterson Z ouaassa
says They're Not Needed -FsshA
AKaansI Order TO Produce nooAs-

AmnAnst Wruer 10 Et"s"RSe "'
Prosecutor of the Pleas Pierre = Garven
10 Hudson county confded To newspaper
men az the Court House in Jersey city
yesterday afternoon that hr made formal
Application TAI Gov Fort IN Trenton on
Monday for requisitiOn papers asking
Gov. D-neen oI Illinois To- allow the ex-
tradition TO New Jersey 81 Lemuel u.
Patterson. one 81 the indicted beef packers.
III the Governor grants the request
ton said the Prosecutor. IN" will send
IA. uaprrs to me. expect - hear from
him Tomorrow.
Mr. Harv-n predicted that something
oT interest IA the packers cases would
turn up bOth IN Trenton and IN Jersey
city to-day. but he declined tn tell what
that something might u"
Former state senator william u. I'd
wards uG counsel for the indicted direc-
tors and corporations laid later IA tine
aftsTnoOO that he would 90 TO trenton
to-day % apply Tor a Wit OF SrIl' ar
To remove to the supreme Court Tor
review the decision Ut supreme CO.irt
Justice Swayze that the National Packing
comnany, swift A Co. Armour To
and Morris A TO must produce IN View
Jersey the minutes II their directors
Z and ktOFAnOltttfN ulrrNuhkN
tion Nv tn. Hudson county Grand Jury
in it, cold storage investigation ms
application will hs made when the matter
III Justice Swayze's order directing the
production ut the minute books COMES up
Tor his signature.
Mr.. Edward. said that Mr.. Patterson
proposes Ca 20 90 Jersey City To plead.
MIR Patterson ~ vlce- preSldent ~ the
National Packing Company. HE was
seen IN the CORRIDOR ot the Court House
IN Jersey city a few minutes beture the
Grand Jury filed into court and handed
up is true ball for conspiracy against
the twenty one directors and six Corpo-
rAtiuns 4 cApiAS Tor his arrest was
signed ADy one Of the County Judges few
minutes after the jurors returned 20
their chamber and a constable was told
to serve IL On Mr. Patterson. The officer
reported hack that Mr.. Patterson had
s,iddenly Disappeared and could not be
found IL was strongly limited that the
d chicago man received up a. 10 Nha1
\ was going Ia happen
II MAS said by friend 1t the indicted
packers yesterday that MT Patterson
went 90 Jersey city voluntarily on an
/ Invitation extended Ivy the Prosecutor :
Office TO testify before III. Grand jury
AZ the cold storage inquiry He was
told that ne wasn't needed a. a witness
aud went away. not knowing that the
Grand Jury was planning to 60 into court
with am indictment against him.
Prosecutor 0Srven and former senator
Edwards were in conference Tor an hour
,n the formers office yesterday morning
Neither would tell what they talked about
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-16
GOV. EROWN ATTACKS PEiRY
SsesrGia Executive saSs ZEE Hasn't AM
More Proof Thaa Cssk Had.

ATLANTA. March Is After fatty re
fIsing to introduce Commander Robert
= Peary. who lectures here Tomorrow
night. Gov Joseph N. BupwR gave out
an interview to-day in which he de-
noUnced Peary a. q faker and defended
DIR Cook Gov Brown said
What proof does Peary bring save his
own ~orig Cook brings the same and as
good IL Cook has handed w a gold brick
Peary has handed ~ a paste diamond.
1t up 10 Peary to explain how Cook :
story can be false and his identical story
can he true The American people will
rot accept his smile a. proof that he IL
not a. great q faker a. he declares Cook
to ~
-Peary and Cook tell the same stories
about tnding the pole and like the STA
nes@ Twins they must live together or
de together You might a. ven say that
Chang was a chinese and Eng was an
Eng lishmAn a. To say thai Cooks story
- false and PeHry's true
-Pesrv's ssifishns~s has disgusted the
country an glad congress has refused
houors 20 Peary To do 80 would puf
Government approval upon a transpar
ent fraud q fraud IN that while denounc-
ing ,ook- story ~ fake We are asked 70
STAMP Pesry~ story a. truth and laud
Pcary for dong only what Cook had al
ready done
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-16
rR0w FRISCO ~ yE,RS.
D., an9eti.s NarSe Arrive WIN HIs FarS
@uu rev ard the Vast.

" v Marys. who - ~ wears old and a
sort oI msndicant iriar. took room m
Z no Municipal Lodging House last even
ing and ~ seeking permission through
" iIham y York. the superintendent. 20
hold "a meeting for the men no ind their
way into the place
Marye arrived recently from San Fran
cisco. whence h" had walked. preached
and legged h- way a. hest he might
The Journey took him seven years
The Board 81 Alderms has ~ en- him
a Kermit 20 hold public neetinRs IN front
Of IS NE-Hau street he intends To Try
SO save enough this summer 10 get pas
sage "a alexandria. Egypt. where hs pro.
loses to learn the language and then
give the resi- ~ hiz life 10 converting the
natives 90 Christianity
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-16
RIN aW ~ iT 80.
.Joha AdsIF. Lost Frsa' New arb. Turns
10 Here ~ CItS Lodgtnw House.

An old man was found early yesterday
morning shiVering on the front ~teps ~
the Municipal Lodging House. at Twenty.
fifth street and the Fast River He was m
such a condition that the clerk called up
Bellevue Hospital and an arm bulanCs
took him away.
Last evening Montague Adair ~ -
~ James Place. Bronklvn. vent ~ tho
hospital and said that the old man was
his father, John
John Adair " 81 wears old the ~on said
and has ieen living With relatives az SiS
Highland avenue Newark On saturday
he left the house and was last seen walk
ing along Delaware rad toward Patsr-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-16
mRIGTTS NED ~ FRiNCT.
Thrlr Patent. % o. SR1sI. IiaS IaPsrd
ThTSuEii B.srL SG ENpisilRticO.


PAgIs March IS A. a counter move
Ia the action recently brought against
the principal French seroplRne builders
~ the Compagn- Generate aviation
t-risnne the concern which owns the
French rights 10 the patents 81 the Wright
brothers the Syndicat G~n-Tsle d.
4 Aviation has dec Died 90 bring stilt against
~" French representatives Of the famous
American aviator.
The ground on sbtCh THIS sIl' viii he
b-ougnt aga5ns, the COmpag nis Generate
AVIATION Aer.enue - that the patent taken
out py the Wright brothers on March p
I@,t 'pno-TnIng Improvements 10 aero.
Jiauss has loot al privileges because
81 tAc French Laws which deciar. 80 be-
psibiIr property all patents which have
not + .cn exploited IN France ~ith,n thrs..
v..ar- from the date Of their is-,.
% ToIImin ard Piiny " Williamson
r-pre~eu'ing the Wright COMPANY aud
lareu,. 4 Sheurn. coInre for l.Opis
afternoon hN which Ike motion fDr 70
hos ring ~ tNs suit ~ the Wright com
psnv against Psuihan Nas atandOnsd
and The dei endanr will take IN appeal
Judge Hands decision re@irs inlng Paul
han from exhibiting Farman and Bieriot
MA rhine~ because 81 alleged infringe
fnent stili stands
The rshesring was SCI for to-day. The
argument on sppeal will he heard 10 three
uT -four weeks ~ the iTctIit Court -
Appeals
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-16
nm. MIRI WaIKER OPPOSES.
~sSs the ~uMraGe,Ss< Are ~imPIy CRATER,
On Other mtrh " sasrH.

ALRANT. March IS DIR. Mary Walker.
who has been hanging around the CapitOl
for ten days. got a chance 20 talk before
the Assembly Judiciary COMMITTEES to-
day IN opposition ~ the Hills-TOombs
proposed constitutional amendment Ia
give the women the right to vote. DR..
Walker said the suHra gists wera gTafters
and they were in the busine.s merely for
wha; they could get out Of Mrs. Belmont.
Mrs. MackRy and Mrs. sage.
Women ought 80 have the right 90 vote.
DR. Mary insisted. but they should com
mand that right by going To the polls
and compelling the acceptance q their
ballots
why. IL would be an insult To your
Judgment a. grntlenen and Statesmen
10 report that ball. insisted DR.. Walker
The sunTAgetteS themselves don't want
H. ~ thsy didn't have this thing 20 harp
upon they would have To get som@ehing
else TO run around kOasiping about and
grating money from women who don
know any better than TO give u tn them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-16
NOR BsCkED M TBE NEW MAVEN
sharp TsIk In Appi icatisa fev . Rivsi 20
the rutraI mallread.

ALBANY. March IS-Ths question
whether the New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad was behind the pro-
posed Buffalo. Rochester and Eastern
application for the construction Of another
railroad line across the State from Buffalo
to Troy. came zap to-day in the hearing
was renewed before the upstate Public
Service Commission.
President Robertson 81 the combined
Buffalo Chamber ~ Commerce and
Manufacturers Club had been testifyine
in favor of the petition Of the new road
when he was asked 10y Chairman Stevens
Il he had ever looked into the financial
responsibility OF the company. He said
he had not. hut he understood the New
Haven railroad was hack % the project.
Chairman Stevens said that President
Mellen of the New Haven had written
him tina, such was not the case Mr.
Stevens said u this was 40 the applicant
should say 30 EN-GoV Black ~ counsel
for the new road came hack with the re-
tort that the company cam and won
and ISN'T obhged to say y
Henry Ply COY Blacks associate
laid
4 guess We will satisfy voJ uhe rom
mission We have the goods stri tha' the
petitioner - acting IN good faiih
NJ Robertson said that there were
banking officials ard certain shippers that
oppressed themselves COniidentially a.
bsing ia favor Of IN. Con-t rICtion 1T the
new railroad. but we're afraid to publicly
d-clar. the fact Chairman Stevens
wanted 10 bring Out the names Ut these
Buffalo citizens against the protest ~
counsel for the new road. vino said that
Jh. reason for their retic~nce was uu-
douhtsSily the nov erfIl interests that were
oppu-ing thus Application.
Chairman stevens then orders-d this
testimony stricken from the record
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-16
FREE MAILs ron ROOSEvELT.'



-s'icney - Preeeaeaas Gor %.
wAsHNOroS. March iS.-rhsodoro
Roosevelt won't have 10 nay a cent for
Of New York wins out in the fight he h
making TO have Congress grant the frank
ing privilege to the ex-Pre~ident.
When Mr.. Fish FIRST appeared before
the House COMMITTEES on Post OfIices
and Post Roads in favor of his prOpO-
sitions his arguments were laughed Rt
on the ground that there was no precs-
dent for the granting Of the franking
privilege to an cx-President. But the
committee has discovered a whole lot
Of facts 90 the contrary. George Wash
ington. John Adams. Thomas Jefferson
and James MadisOn had free mail pTivi-
lege- 10y special acts Of Congress ranging
from 1871 10 1871. and in 1875 a general
act was passed to permit all future ex-
Presidents TO enjoy the same privilege.
This was repealed in Is5s.
Members Of Congress. who mp TO that
time had also enjoyed the Thinking priVi-
lege. were also prohibited from sending
their mail free. some time in the 'Sls
the members had their rights restored
but there was no provision made for
eN-PTeaidents.
The Post once snb-committee took
No action to-day. Mr.. Fish intends IA
push his bill and says he will Get action
before the session 10 over. He says
with a significant smile that the bill will
pass the House with a rush. 10 u 10 eveI
permitted to get on the calendar. He
told the subcommittee to-day with great
fRnkness and some little heat thss he
intended to zee that IL did get there.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-16
SAFE on WARsHIP ROBBED.
Pay master lSanshey Ftntis Dosr IsseAeSl
~ aae Lett o.. bet Caah GSae.

- ~ AS4sN ~ 80 Ns@NaNs
BosroN. March IS.-ThAt sS.sOO was
stolen from the safe OG Paymaster Law
renee Gilman Haughsy ehoard the United
states RunbOat Casiins.. now at the navy
yard. became known to-day. The safe
when the robbery was discovered was
locked and PaymAstsr Haugheys room.
where the safe was, was locked. An
attendant has since fond eeso hidden
behind a bathtub on the vessel
A board % inquiry consisting OF the
yard paymaster and two senior officers
IN service at ChhTlestown - At work
trying Co unravel the mystery There
- no doIbt on the part % the iRve-tigAt-
ing hoard that the thief IL connected with
the Castine
Paymasisr HauEhey declares that nj
far a. he knows mn Oae knew the comb
nation II the safe hat himself
week ago to-day IIaughey pat ~, i0a
60 be used Ia meeting the payroll in the
safe along with his accounts Then he
Cldsaed the safe aud turned the combina.
ton So that the steel box was locked.
That afternoon the Paym Lst.r went
To the Back Riy 10 visit friends. The
Cisy following. wednesday. lac was taken
sick and did not return Ia his boat unti
Thursday His room in the after part
IL the vessel vas locked. He opened u
with his key. The room was Just a. h'
IeGt IL. Having some figuring Ia d.
h. opened the safe. using the combina
ton. and he was thundersirIck to dis
cover that the money was gone,
Last Friday mess attendant named
Rock found Af,sO i'm ANAL balls hshind I