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Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-23
South Omaha BOwIeru,
The Martin Tigers won three straight
games last night from the Fred Stellings,
Omaha Leader Brings Marbles His
Boys Gave Him for season.

II Captain Billy Fox doesn't have any
luck this season II won't be for a lack OF
lucky stones, for he has three.
Before leaving his Minneapolis home the
Rourke leader was presented by a marble
from each OF his three boys.
Here, papa" said the eldest boy, "is
a marble for your luck this season. Keep
II in your pocket all the time, when you
are playing and are not playing"
That gave the hunch to the other two
and each one gave his father a marble.
So II Fox rattles marbles on the diamonds
you'll know why.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-23
A Might Alarm.

Worse than an alarm of fire at night Is
the metallic cough Of Group. Careful moth
ers keep Foley's Honey and Tar in the
house and give 1t at the first sign Of dan
ger. Foley's Honey and Tar has saved
many little lives. No opiates. Sold by all
druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-23
No ~suNHWEute.

Accept no substitute tor Foiey's Honey
ana Tar. It is the best and safest remedy
for coughs, colds. throat and lung troubles.
Contains no opiates and no harmful drugs.
Remember the name. Foley's Honey and
Tar. and accept no substitutes Sold by
ell druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-23
WIN got Enter Conference Meet, says
Athletic Director,

ANN AFBOR. Mich, March Z2.-Pholop
g. Bartelme, director OF athletics at the
University OF Michigan, today disclAlmed
any knowledge OF the reports from Chicago
to the effect that the University Of Michi-
gan authorities will make application TO
enter q team in the 1910 conference meet
Mr.. Bartelme positively denied that Michi-
gan Is considering any change In its
policy
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-23
AMONG THE LOCAL BoWLERs
willow Springs Succeed in Taking
Two Games from st.
James Team.

The Willow Springs took two games from
the st. James last night on the Metropol-
itan alleys. BalZer took all honors for the
Willow Springs with 222 single game and
30 for total three games, while Hansen
had high total for the st. James with $50;
and Wilson had high single OF 1903 for the
Same team. Tonight the Brodegaard's
Crowns and Klauck's Glendales. Score:
SCIIROEnER,s CT IAALns
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-23

NEW YORK. March 22.-The whereabouts
Of Louis Paulhan. the French aviator, were
made known today in the announcement
that Mr.. Paulhan and his wife had sailed
for Europe last Saturday on the steam
ship President Grant.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-21

gress under the administration OF
Washington"
Speaker Cannon. In q letter to The
congressional convention, today ac'
cepted his twentieth nomination as
a representative, thus hurled defiance
at the insurgents and Democrats who
have attacked the tariff law. AS
leader of the standpatters In con-
gress Cannon made II clear that he
will continue to stand pat.
The speakers letter dealt exhaus.
tively with commercial and industrial
conditions In the country In support
OF his contention that only by such a
tariff as Is now In vogue. Can the
country's industries be paid. prosper
ity assured and moneY raised to coll
duct the government"
"Thc Democratic ;ariff failed to pro-
duce sufficient revenue" said the
speaker. More than that is was
either directly or indirectly respon-
slble for the depression OF business
which resulted in commercial failures
amounting TO more than one billion
dollars in the four years OF Cleye-
lands administration.
MY notion about progress is that
II should I've movement forward, not
simply a loud noise about the neces-
sity for the movement, nor an ex-
travagant promise to accelerate the
movement II given control OF the ma
chine.
Since the repeal OF the Wilson
tariff law our whole production, both
OF agriculture and manufactures, has
doubled I'm value: our national wealth
has vastly increased; our railroads
have added $4,000 miles since 1895,
and their employees have doubled In
number The annual earnings OF these
employees have increased from $447.-
900 900 TO one billion dollars"
Cannon recited at length the accom-
plishments OF the Payne law. and con-
tinued:
I'VE have the results, and the proof
OF the pudding is In the eating. !
want to express my conviction that
this Is to be campaign for the seri.
GUS consideration OF the one national
policy which touches every man In
the country. That Is the question as
to how we are to raise one billion
dollars year for the expenses OF
the various functions that have been
put upon the federal treasury. not by
one party or one section OF the coun.
try. but by the whole people in their
agitation for the development Of agri-
culture, the regulation OF railroads,
the inspection Of mines, the improve.
ment OF rivers and harbors. the care
of the national forests and the reclaim
alton OF arid lands"
The speaker declared that the aeita-
ton to place new burdens on the fed
eral government increases rather than
diminshes.
1.-The agitation for another tariff re-
vision. or another attempted revolu-
ton In our revenue policy. Is just as
dangerous to the welfare Of the whole
people as was that Of 1894. when the
Wilson tariff was enacted" Is the
speakers final conclusion.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-21
PROBATE JUDGES MEET.
Many important Matters Come Up a
Saginaw Convention.

Many important Matters Come Up At
Saginaw Convention.
SAGINAW, Mich. Sept. 21.-Presi-
dent L. ID. Prescott, OF the Probate
Judges association of Michigan, In
his annual address before the state
convention nere Wednesday morn.
recommended that the state enact
some legislation for a home for Grip.
pled children
His report showed that the number
OF juvenile iel:nquents Is decreasing
Judge Harry ID. Jewell, of Kent
county laid out plans for the national
association which provide for unifo IT.
laws so tina, non-residents could have
protection la probate courts.
Judge Hubert, Of Detroit, and his
plan Of farming out waywards instead
OF sending them to an industrial
school Is receiving marked attention
and IL Is the sense OF the gathering
that the state should adopt such q
plan.
There are 20 counties represented
the highest number since the organ
ization OF association Ia years ago
Today's program included the report
OF the secretary and treasurer. >
pena seeks the next association and
Judge Anderson, of Van Buren, coun
ty Is sure to be the next president
The Detroit times., 1910-09-21
Progressive Wins In
New Jersey Convention

TRENTON. N j.. Sept. 21.-vivian
NJ Lewis, OF Paterson, commissioner
Of banking and insurance Of New Jer-
sey, was nominated for governor at
the Republican state convention which
met here today He received four
fifths OF the total vote cast on the first
ballot and when the roll call was com
pleted the counties that had not
already done so hurried to make the
nomination unanimous.
During the Ions. drawn-out fight over
the platform Mr.. Lewis took decided
stand In favor of the progressive
planks. and 1t was mainly through his
influence that a committee was ap-
pointed cmbodying the ideas of the
progressives.
The platform as adopted declares
for public utility commission with
power to fix rates, and for election
and primary laws making the will OF
the people surely and easily carried
into effect. These were two OF the
things which the progressives contend
ed most strenuously. They had sought
specific declaration extending the di.
candidates for governor and congress-
men, but the committee baked at that.
Other things in the platform includ-
ed an Endorsement OF the Taft admin
istration and the record of the last
congress. commentator OF the tariff
and OF the appointment Of perma-
nent tariff board, an Endorsement OF
Gov. Fort and the legislation passed
during his term, the conservation pol
Icy Of the president and the extension
OF its principles to the state. an EN-
ployers' liability law, placing upon In
dustry the burden of accidents. civil
service, the expenditure OF moneys re-
ceived from Automobiles on public
roads, and the enactment OF just legis-
lation to automobilists and taxpayers
calculated to promote reciprocal rela-
tons with other states
The Detroit times., 1910-09-21
Colorado Convention
Endorses Guggenheim

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, Sept.
Give declare that we are unalter-
ably opposed to the initiative and re-
ferendum amendment, because it Is
revolutionary In character and sub
versive OF Republican form OF gov
eminent"
This il the way the initiative and
referendum Is referred to in the Safe
and sane" platform reported to the
state Republican convention by the
platform committee today. The regu-
lars over-rode the insurgents in the
committee, foreshadowed complete
control by the regulars at today's ses-
sion. The insurgents announced that
they would make three minority plat
form reports. all denouncing United
States Senator Guggenheim.
An effort of Merle Vincent, insur-
gent candidate for governor to push
a resolution denouncing Guggenheim,
through the resolution committee was
overwhelmingly defeated and instead
strong endorsement of the senior
senator was adopted.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-21

NEW YORK. Sept 2l.-It will re.
quire the official count OF the dele.
gates TO determine IL Vice-President
will be the temporary chairman OF
the Republican state convention
which meets In Saratoga next Tues.
DAY AT noon. This was made
certain today. when compila.
ton of the list of delegates was pos
sible following the final upstate pri.
maries yesterday.
There Is not likely to be a majority
OF more than ten or fifteen either way
despite the confident claims made by
both managers today William Barnes,
Jr., leader of the "Old Guard" claims
a majority of fifty-fve for Sherman.
while his opponent, Lloyd Griscom, In.
sists that Roosevelt will have a ma.
jority Of not less than seventy.
A careful analysis of the figures
compiled by both camps indicates
that the "Old Guard" can count alb.
solutely on but 492 delegates. II re.
quires sos to control the convention
and IL will be necessary for the anti
Roosevelt combine to make up the
sixteen needed delegates from the
doubtful list.
Roosevelt cannot figure on more
than 476 delegates to stick to him to
the very limit, but his friends claim
that when the lineup comes they will
get the delegates they need.
The real fight lie to come In the
committee on resolutions Roosevelt
has the backing for the chairmanship
OF number Of delegations that are
unaiterably opposed to his direct pri.
mary proposals. The colonel will be
a member of the committee OIL resolu-
tons. So will Grisom, Congressman
j. Sloat Fassett and Postmaster
Greiner OF Buffalo. and these are the
men who will fight for the direct nom.
nations plank. They will be opposed
by James Wadsworth, Jr.. William
Barnes, Jr., and their lieutenants.
The primaries yesterday resulted
as expected with the exception OF
Oneida county, the home of Vice.
President Sherman. The latter was
confronted by the strongest opposi.
ton he has ever had with the result
that he was defeated not alone In his
own ward but In the home assembly
district which he has controlled ever
since his entry into politics.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John Curian. "a; Olive NJ Cleary, "a
Frances Wrell. Sc. Detroit.
Atkinson, Is
Frederick Legue. 20; Alice Dee. 20.
Ora L. Brown, 3S. Flint Mich; Mel
lie j. Sutherland, AZ, Detroit
Yocenty Rurzycki, %; Mary Madras
FL,
waieryan Borowiec. 27; Regina Tu-
leoka, 20.
Charles II. Cooley. 30; Marie Foote,
"a
Daniel Andrews. 25; Pearl E. Graw-
lin. rs
Nicholas Fallman. IS; Mary Gardner.
20.
Carl ]. Sample. 10. wyandotte; Ber-
tina T.. Grail. II. same.
Joseph Stanozik, 90; Josephine Cor
doska, SO.
Chester c. Thomas. A. Saginaw; Ada
Nowbray, 46. Detroit.
Irving seitellbloom. 30; Mildred Ro-
senthal. 10.
Joseph dalochowicz. %; Lottie Kill
inskl. 20.
Joseph Rembokawski. Is; Konstan-
ina Lipinska, 81.
Henry Crib, Is; Louise e. frankie.
Mat Michalich. IS: Amalia Ranker.
20.
Herbert N. Langrill. 81; Mary Du-
chene, Is.
Albert Jakieiek. 20; Mary Boris. 81
George Sutton, 2S; Mae A. Smith. 26
Wood. "a, Gains Mich.
James Culver. IS. Detroit; Lucy Win
ans, 80. Lansing.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-21

BOYS
Adam Ross, 1872 Lawton.
Frank Maui, 1893 Garfield.
Charles Borusch, 462 Herbert.
James Diamond, Woman's hospital
Simone WHALE, 415 Watson.
John Merckel, 60 Stanton.
Louis Schottler, 924 Belvidere.
Leo Emery. sos Piquette.
Peter Bera, 111S Jos Campau.
Anthony Kobylski, 500 Theodore.
John Kenalski. 227 Buchanan.
Alexander MacLean, IL Smith.
Henry OwcZarczak. $50 Hancock.
Thomas Parent. 726 Erskine.
William Hook, 1913 Eighth.
Adam Brzyezinski, 1872 Thirty-fourth
GIRLS
Adam Ross, 65l Lawton
Herman Klose, IL Fletcher.
Bert Woodring. Woman's hospital
Charles Blessing, 81 Clayton.
William Bach, 1925 Sheridan.
William Wanhop. ITO Baker
Emile Hollebeke. Mack.
George Till. 1852 Cass.
John Crossman, 149 Melrose.
Joseph Sleinhauer. 624 Lincoln,
George Hoppenrath, 744 Morrell
Alfred LeCureux, 81 Marietta.
Joseph viner. 507 Thirtieth.
Jan Protzoglott, 1872 Clippert.
Josef Kos, ~ Gilbert
Michael Korek. 172 Hammond.
Wociech Fednek. l73 Hammond
David Stocker, CTS Brush
The Detroit times., 1910-09-21
BOTH SIOEs CLAIM
CONTROL Of NY.
CONVENTION
Only Official Count of Delegates Will
Determine Whether Roosevelt or
Sherman Shall Be Temporary
Chairman.
Vice. President Is Defeated In His
Home District In Yesterdays
Primaries.
ROOSEVELT CONGRATULATEs
sHERMAN'S CUNQUERORs

UTICA, N. ", Sept. :I.-"I need
mot say how pleased I nm. ! con-
gresstves with all my heart"
This telegram from Col. Roosevelt
was received today by Merwtn N.
Hart, former assembi man, who,
with state senator Davenport, led
the hght against Sice-President
sherman and the "Oid Guard"> In
the Oneida county primaries yes
terday.
Today's corrected returns Indicate
that the Roosevelt supporters In
Oneidn county Will have nine dele
gates 10 the state convention
against the IA controlled by the
"Otd Guard" ytce-Prestdent Sher-
man communicated with his sup
porters here today, but sent NO mes
sage Of comment ON the defeat he
sustained among his own neigh bOrs.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-21
DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS,
= Detroit. Sept, 81. 1910.
DR. CONSTRUCTING vITRIFIED
Z CROCK LATERAL SEWERS.

~ Sealed proposals will be received a,
lavs office OF the Department Of Public
/ crks, Detroit. Mich until TUESDAY
y sfndard time. at which time and place
'Orey will be opened, for furnishing all
labor and material. except cement
- manhole rings ar. and covers, 5. S which
and finishing complete, together
|, the back filling, according TO the
3hs and specifications on fle In this
4 Ice, vitriffed crock lateral sewers In
following described auey:
lateral Sewer 214o. in alley In block
Anded by Cass and Grand River
b D.. Bagley-ave; and w; Park-pi.
lateral Sewer 2l49. in alley In block
anded by First-st. and Cass-ave.,
jgress and Fort-sts.
.P1ach bidder must deposit In a sep
sobte envelope with his bid. certified
= n Department OF Public Works OF
ray City Of Detroit for the sum OF two
]chbdred dollars Se00) for each sewer
Busi upon. which sum VIII be torfeited
Norhhe Department in case the bidder
i. Uses or neglects to enter into con-
6uilts within five days after the accept
XcIIy OF his or their tender. Such con-
yLets' to be subject C, the, approval
~ r,ted with rejected bids will be re-
~ - ed 10 the bidder on demand The
Vorier whose tender Is accepted Will
SUNK equired to furnish with his con.
DonG an approved bond TO the city OF
VfIiSoit In the sum OF 25 per cent OF the
atro{ract, price OF each sewer awarded,
Is~ryS itioned on the full and faithful
Lou6ormance of his or their part of the
sSnnoe contractor shall he paid In
PSis1s or the proceeds thereof. N such
"a Us are purchased by the Sinking
sr~h Commission according to law.
LII the proper execution OF the con-
err bond the amount deposited with
Render will be returned to the con-
i bids will be accepted from any
Abn or firm who II I'm arrears TO the
OF Detroit upon debt or contract.
W Mo Is In default as surety or other
} upon any obligation to the said
Il tnted specifications In detail for
- bove work are on file in the office
49, he Department end copies thereof
be had on application to the Sec
l.A1oe Department OF Public Works ex-
CobbGy reserves the right to reject any
6) j. J. HAARER.
DD Commissioner.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-21
,EPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Detroit, Sept. 81. 1910.
PROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUC.
TON OF PUBLIC SEWERS.

Sealed proposals VIII be received at
office OF the Department OF Pub
Az we sapt Dssr0' is, Sich un'i o rSei
ss m. standard time. at which time
nd place they will be opened for
,rnishing all labor and material. ex-
ut cement and iron manhole rings
~ covers. which Will be furnished by
city, and building and finishing
blete. together with the back nll-
ions on fle in this office, the fol-
fng pipe and crock public sewers.
m 4 Harbaugh Avenue Public Sewer.
IN Harbaugh Avenue from Dearborn
lreet. length 1880 feet. more or less.
siuding i've manholes. ss-inch crock.
seIden Avenue Public Sewer.
nos se I'd anew Ave sn, sDs9, PGu ,sS
Il TT. more or less. including one man
Y Alo. -ls-ineh- eFeeke---
Each bidder must deposit, with HI.
I der OF the Department OF Public
n yorks, for the sum OF 5000 for Hnr-
avenue and 500 for selden ave-
(which sum will be forfeited to the
apartment I'm case the bidder refuses
- neglects to enter Into contract
his or their tender. Such contract
bmmon uV 9ounc '"s cheeRs dep 90 ed
9th rejected bids VIII be returned to
se bidder on demand The bidder
x hose tender Is accepted will be re-
Eahired to furnish with his contract
(svh approved surety company bond to
We City OF Detroit I'm the sum OF rs
I. Or cent OF the contract price. con-
- toned on the full and faithful per-
Ybrmance OF his CT their part OF the
WDntract.
"a On the proper execution OF the con-
Fact bond the amount deposited with
Ae tender Will be returned to the
enontractor
n No bids will be accepted from any
serson or firm who is In arrears to
Vie City OF Detroit, upon debt or con-
Isaact, or who Is in default as surety
fhg otherwise upon any obligation TO
I lid city.
= The Department OF Public Works
ncSpressly reserves the right to reject
they or all proposals.
q (4OO3) j. j. HAARER.
..A u20) Commit ssion
The Detroit times., 1910-09-21
HURTING STONE KILLS HIM.
Heavy Rock From Blast Hits 14-Year'
Old Boy At the 500.

SAULT STE MARIE, Mich. Sept.
21--(SpeciaD-Fred Santimo, IA, was
perhaps fatally injured last night
when struck by a heavy rock thrown
from a blast at the third lockpit con
tract.
Santimo evidently heard the warn
ing whistle and lodged behind a tele-
phone post. The stone weighing
over a pound was hurled several
hundred yards across the two ship
canals onto the main thorcughfare.
Santimo peered out from behind a
post just in time to receive the blow.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-21
Agitation For ariff Re.
vSitn MeraceS Country
SPEAKER CANNON.

DANVILLE, H., Sept. Gil have
no defense TO make OF the Payne.
Aldrich tariff law, for 1t needs none
Il is the enactment OF the pledges
made by the Republican convention
of 1908. II Is In keeping with the
policy of protection which the Repub
lIoan party has maintained rs the cor
rect revenue policy ever since the
election OF Abraham Lincoln; In fact
IL Is I'm harmony with the very first
revenue legislation of the first con
The Detroit times., 1910-09-21

INTERURBAN LINES.

Detroit United lnterurban Lines.
FLINT LIMITEDS-s6:35 and 9:S6 q
m. sl2:35. 1895 and 6:35 D. m. Locals
to Flint. a. m. every two hours to 3
2. m: IL y. m. to Oxford runs to Flint
Sundays. To Romeo. a. m, a. m.
and every two hours to 10 p. m. II
p. m
JACKSON LIMITEDS -7A6 a m.
1915, SEAS and 6:46 p. m. Locals to
jackson. q a. m. and every two hours
to p. m. Ann Arbor. 6 a. m. and
hourly to ii y. m. Worthwhile. $50 q
m. and hourly to 1880 d. m, . D. m.
IL p. M. Saline cars from Ypsilant.
TOLEDO LIMITEDS-7:2O, $50 and
1890 a. m. lao. 3:20 and $40 D. m.
Saturdays and Sundays. 1870 y. m Lo-
calls to Toledo. $50 a m. and hourly TO
$3.50 p. m; Monroe only. $50 and II D.
PORT HURON LIMTTEDs-s.ts ana
e:45 a. m. 12:45. 3:45 and Gas o. m:
Sunday only, IL p. m. Locals to Port
Huron. 6 a. m, hourly TO p. m. D.
m. 8 p m. to Marine City only. Ne
Clemens, 9 n. m. A. m. half-hourly
to y. m: hourly TO IL n. m Mt
Clemens via Shore Line s:2s a. m.
hourly TO s:2s p. m. IL p m.
PONTIAC DIVISIONS a. m. half
hourly to p. m; hourly to IL D. m:
birmingham only. ~ p. m.
wYANDOTrE DIyIsIoN-s:3s a. m.
half hourly to s:ss p. m; hourly TO
1888 p. m.
ORCHARD LAKE DIVISIONS q m.
hourly to IL p. m
'These cars run through 10 Saginaw
The Detroit times., 1910-09-21
Train Kills Detroit Man.

TOLEDO. o., Sept. 2i.-(SpecialD
With the head. arms and legs cut
OF by the wheels OF a Wheeling &
Lake Erie freight train the body of a
man named DINNER, from Detroit, was
found lying beside the railroad track
yesterday. DINNER and his compan.
ion, Joseph Foard, had lain down at
the side OF ravine. DINNER Is sup
posed TO have rolled onto the track
while asleep.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-21

Jacob Cries. 345 Montcalm, 70 years
peritonitis.
Annie +. schonfeld. ale Putnam. 80
years: exhaustion.
William Joubert, Children's Free hos
pital, months; enteritis.
Thomas Roth, Cha mers auto plant, 3
years: fracture OF skull.
Ester Siegel. 324 Rowena, months
Intestinal intoxication.
Helen Kozlowski. 2s7 Mitchell,
years pneumonia.
Phyllis Cordts, Springwells. Mich. .
years: meningitis.
John X. Wickham, 1862 Lafayette, 40
years; aneurism.
Alphonse De Reurlder, st. Mary's hos
pital, rs years: typhoid fever.
Mary Etter. 9Si Concord. 81 years
tuberculosis.
Thomas Jubenville. Grace hospital. 81
years; cancer.
Chester szyniszewskI, e2s Dubois. 4
years; diphtheria.
Helenon Men. 1885 st. Aubin. 4
months. marasmus.
Anna Pawlowski 666 Ferry f., 5
months; marasmus.
Anna Doerr 435 Alfred, 76 years; ne
Dorothea Kass, 500 Watson. 70 years;
Helen Paulus. 1924 Pennsylvania. 3
years; hemiplegia.
Alexander Mussog, 80 Elba, 65 years
carcinoma.
Ferdinand Kornack, Grace hospital.
dental
Edna schild. 493 Catherine. 26 years.
tuberculosis.
Edward Cronenwett, 5i4 Michigan.
AZ years: gunshot wound. suicide.
William Dick. $50 w Grand blvd, 60
years carcinoma.
John Dean. 2s6 Commonwealth, ~
years paralysis OF larynx.
Alvin Harrison, 81 Mott, 2 years;
chlOroform narcOsis
Mary r. Stearns. l Shipard Court.
so wears; heart disease.
Charles Balczunas, Gratiot and Beau
bier. 30 years: crushing injuries. acct
dental
sylvester Hernacki, 1914 McDougall.
q months: summer diarrhoea.
Poleslaf Wythkowski, 375 Medbury.
IL months: ileo colitis
Aioise Kurkowski 46 Leland. 3
months marasmus.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-21

Murder Suspect and TypIst VIII Be
Tried In October.

LONDON. Sept. 2l.--Dr. II. ii. Grip
pen and Miss Ethel Clare Leneve
were today bound over to the central
criminal court (Old Bailey TO be
tried at the October term for the
murder of Belle Elmore Crippen, the
doctors wife.
Arthur Newton. attorney for the
prisoners, offered no defense at the
conclusion OF the hearing in the Bow
Street police court today, explaining
TO Magistrate De Rutzen that he
would reserve the defense until they
are placed on trial.
Only strong escort OF police pre-
vented Miss Ethel Leneve, the alleged
accessory In the supposed murder of
Bell Elmore Crippen, from being mob
bed today as she made her way from
closed cab to the Bow-st. police
court.
Hundreds OF people gathered about
the building began hooting and kissing
Miss Leneve the moment she stepped
from the cab. Quickly realizing the
menaclng attitude of the mob, the two
officers who accompanied the girl from
Holloway jail summoned the score of
police who we're guarding the entrance
to the police court and the squad
formed a Gordon about Miss Leneve
and fought back the belligerent
spectators until the prisoner was In
side the court building.