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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-24

A beautiful 7-room modern brick on
street: built by owner; furnace. large ce-
ment basement; lot 2tx7b. Price $500
$1,000 cash.
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NORTHEAST BENCH.
5-room mod. brick. facing south, full
cement ba sc ment. 2sx7 rods OF ground
and it's a bargain at $4,000; 500 cash.
balance to suit.
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2RD EAST AND STH so

80 rods. corner. "a blocks from city
and county building. with S-room mod
ern house. plenty OF room for double
apartment $3.50.
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S320o-New 5-room modern brick cottage
east of Liberty park; large cellar
cement walks, lot, 40x167 feet to al
ley: terms. $500 cash and balance
monthly payments.
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Uric VACUUM CLEANER

liDY MAN" ALSO HAS CARPEN-
zitools, etc; Soc first hour. 40c fol-
Il, Bell o093. Ind 1869. d2655
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TO SEE IS TO BUY.
In Park Valley, the best land in the
state for apples. can buy now from
sl2.50 per acre UP. Price will advance
May 1st. Go see it April 25th. Write
phone or sec me personally for booklet
or information,
GEO. w. DANLEY,
Bell AS. SIG Newhouse blk Ind 352
d2943
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REPAIRING
DRY HCT AIR.

-<TIFIC ELECTRIC TREATMENTS
All chronic diseases. Martin Sanl-
E Co.. 2z1 So. Main st. Ind, phone
-. dl902
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20 rooms. in good transient location
2-year lease; this house will clear 500
per month. $3.50: terms.
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WHERE TO STOP
WHERE TO EAT

<->>~~~~~~~~o~-~~~7~-~- -0-----~-O-~-~-NoO~O~-
Ian HOME COOKING. THE
'1mercial dining rooms. 116 S. Main.
lr6 c1773
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sANDSCAPs GARDENING.

/, ~~>~~~~-~~~o-o-~~~~~~
rs TAKEN CARE OF AND
: si7ned. All kinds of carpentry and
ing: also paper cleaning. w. E.
62 w. 4th South Ind. 1871.
I66. c3367
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Building lots southeast. 800 TO $3.50,
close TO now high school; easy terms.
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WANTED
nrSCrT1aNr0Ua

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ITLRE OF ALL KINDS WANT
@vlu pay you. first-class prices, n;
18r & Co.. 165 So. w. Temple. sei, sa
md. a64. e<oo
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DETECTIVES

MAYLON DETECTIVE SERVICE; ALI-
thorized; police references: absolutely
reliable. Both phones 537 We investi-
gate anything. 20s-9 Mcintyre bldg, 10
South Main, c1959
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DOG KENNELS

-RMOUNTAIN - DOGS BOARDED. !.
inopular breeds for sale. 80 S 2nd
-. 227s. d2665
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SECOND HAND STORES

HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR HOUSE
hold goods Buckeye Fur, Co, 1863 w
SO. Temple. Bell Main 1929: Ind. 1892
blT7S
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so ACRES ALL UNDER CULTIVATION,
good water right o-room house. good
outbuildings. horses, farming lmple-
ments and crops included. on account
of sickness owner Will sacrifice for $4,000.
Terms.
II acres choice land. good water right.
4-room house and outhuildlngs. fruit
trees. horse and implements. Price $500.
Terms.
Is acres very choice land, primary wa
ter right 5-room house. two cellars. good
outbulldings. some fruit. good well with
windmill. water plped 10 house, some ma
chinerv. Price S3S00, Terms,
6l acres within city block OF car line,
Broom house. small outhuidings. good
water right, suitable for chicken ranch.
Price only s2o5o; $500 cash, balance SIS
per month.
Choice 2-acre tract close in. good wa
ter right. 3-room house. fruit. etc. Price
only $3.50. Terms.
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wANTEp-TO BUY

FED TO BUY FROM THE OWN
:. y 5c-foot lot on the east side, not
\ Of 4th South. Inquire Colonial
hI d25S2
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s7IS0.
S-room full two story strictly mod
ern home on First avenue. all i'm
provements paid. II YOU want a
desirable home. let us show you
this,
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AND PLUMES

>~~~7-~~~->--~~>7-~>~>~~~
loNY MILLINERY PARLORS. 55s
~ State. Pumes cleaned. curled
jEsu. d31s2
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A. n, HUMPHREYS,
IS West End South 81.

A. n, HUMPHRIES,
IS West End South SO.
Bell 4l33 Ind. 4l34.
1926
MUST SELL THIS WEEK, NEW 4
room modern brick. well built stairs
TO attic and basement. papered: large lot,
facing east and on car line for only $1,000.
part cah; no commission: place worth
$500. Address owner. X-9. Tribune.
dS21S
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s2500-4-room modern brick cottage or
west side: cement cellar; cement
walks: lawn; lot. 37ax125 feet to al.
ley, terms. 5000 cash and balance S2r
Der month
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-24

NER. ESTABLISHED BUSINESS
|s partner: rustlinc ability more I'M
|f than capital. Apply at once;
Trfbune. dZiSe
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FOR $500 CASE

FOR $500 CASH
5-roonl mod. buff brick. large front
porch, screened back porch. reception
hall. buffet kitchen; southeast If you
see this beautiful home you will want IT,.
Price $500.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR FARMS, ACREAGE AND HOMES,
see L r Martineau. 400 Herald bldg
h7R7
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YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF TO
THOROUGHLY INVESTIGATE BE-
FORE YOU INVEST YOUR MONEY.
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S3650-New 7-room modern brick cottage
on east bench with fine view OF
city, mantel; furnace; large cellar
cement walks: lot. 50y1i5 feet &c
alley. terms.
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HOTELS,
ROOMING HOUSES.

RooMING HOUSES.
BARGAIN.
,,;3isi 2I;room sp completely furnished house;
reasonable long lease; $1,000 will handle.
WORKING MEMS HOTEL.
fine otTS transient place right of Main
be bought for about $50 per room fur
nished; $1,000 will handle.
ON A DEPOT STREET.
modern; hot and cold water in every
room. rent. including heat, Sc. See
US for price and terms,
20 rooms; good location for transients,
rent s65; 800 will handle.
10 rooms; close in. roomers or board J.
ers; see the place and make us an offer
rent 2eady very rent nssy G s6U M
CONFECTIONERY.
Good location; clean stock; by sublet :
ting half the store gets rent for SO;
BARBER SHOP.
II you want shop that will net you
$40 per week see this place; price is
SALOON.
good proposition: new, up-to-date
fixtures: 5-year lease; monthly rental OF
SEQ, upstairs rents for this amount,
making saloon rent free; price $4,000;
terms.
GROCERY STORE.
New stock, new fixtures; invoice $1,000;
for quick sale will sacrifice for $500, rent
$50; 2year lease,
MILLINERY.
On account of III health owner will sell
a fine little millinery business in the
city for $1,000: cheap rent, Will bear strict
investigation.
v. H RTCHEY.
Ind. 31S. WITH Bell 203O
. BETTILYON.
1912 East Third South st.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-24

HOUSTON REAL ESTATE IN
VE,STNENT co.
25l Main street Phones 81,
We write Fire Insurance.
VIII Go On Your Bond.
Employers Liability and all Cas-
ualty lines.
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FOR sATEREAJ ESTATE
slnon
Eo foo, ,o, 90, fo,. -, te,h
,TIn. d, h;a;,
eChnor eite VIC
Sl2oO
On east bench, lot 4OxlSO feet to
an alley. Small three-room
house. II YOU are trying 10 get
start in life. see us about this.
s1pnn
5nfnnt building lot on 9th East,
.I, in,nroTnmenfs nejd Very easv
seoo0
r- ro,., tU,,,,,,Io,, eo,,ib-
49,, T Nv" So6o Iss,, bai-
49, 49, coz oo y, Sntb
"''I' F-'''' Pei '''''''"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-24

s275 90 per foot on Main street
close 70 the Newhnuse hotel a
property that will make YOU
money
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FOR sALE
POULTRY AND PET STOCK

Rhode Island Red eggs: 81 for l3; prize
stock. J. II. Vincent. SSs e. 4th South:
Bell 1927. Gloss
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$1,000.
50-foot lot. east front on 18th
East. Close to the new high
school site.
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kINDs SECONDHAND CLOTH
{runks, valises; best prices pal9
1mercial st Reply by postal cata,
|cll.
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DOUBLE BRICK MODERN HOUSE, 6
ROOMS. CLOSETS AND PANTRY.
ETC, ON EACH SIDE; NEW: 4TH
EAST; TERMS; $500.
6-ROOM HOUSE ON BIRD So. $1,000
GROOM MODERN HOUSE ON BIRD
s-RooM HOUSE. ACRE GROUND,
FRUIT AND SHADE TREES. $500.
5-ROOM NEW MODERN HOUSE. !
ACRE GROUND. ON STATE ST, $1,000.
VACANT LOTS.
9oX1S5 FEET TO ALLEY; FINEST
VIEW LOT IN THE CITY, ON EAST
BENCH; MUST BE SOLD: MAKE OF
FER
l5Xl85 FEET TO ALLEY. EAST
56x14o FEET TO ALLEY. sRD EAST
$500.
4o-ACRE FARM CLOSE TO MUIR
RAY, WELL IMPROVED, CHEAP.
SEARS INVESTMENT CO..
IA e. BIRD SOUTH.
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MOTORCYCLES

EY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES
machine for service. See the Har-
sfore buying. at 22s e. 2nd South. w.
NHS. d3l $50
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ROSS C. DAVIS. HOTEL BROKER,
303 Judge Bldg. Ind. 1410.
d3244
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d323T

GREAT SNAP-SEVEN OF CHOICEST
let them go at great sacrifice. Five on
Browning ave, two on 18th East. In
quire Granite Furn Co. both phones.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-24

FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-24

16 rooms hot and cold water. etc. nice
ly furnished: fine transient location: S70t
cash handles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-24

Is rooms. steam heat, furniture and car
pets, good In q good location and alway:
makes money; $500; terms.
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$1,000
On east bench. lot 40x130 feet to
an alley Small three-room
house. II YOU are trying to get
a start in life. see us about this.
Easy terms
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s16oo-3 ACRES. lis BEARING APPLE
AND PEAR TREES. ACRE
PASTURAGE; BALANCE IN
VEGETABLES; NEW 3-ROOM
HOUSE.
s91OO-7 ACRES; NICE GROOM FRAME
HOUSE: CHICKEN COOP; 90
SHARES WATER; FLOWING
WELL; FENCED; BARN AND
HORSES; $500 CASH. BALANCE
sl5 PER MONTH.
WE HAVE SEVERAL OTHER BAR
GAINS IN ACREAGE.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT COMPANY.
sc WEST THIRD SOUTH.
d31A1
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-IMPRovED

PAYING RENT?
Why not buy a home when we can sell
you one for a few hundred dollars cash
and the balance like rent?
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s2650-4-roon1 modern brick cottage,
southeast part Of citys cellar: ce-
ment walks and lawn: lot. 24x123s
feet TO alley: terms. $500 cash and
balance $25 per month
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S1onn

Sl2NU.
50-foot building lot on 9th East.
all Improvements paid. Very easy
terms.
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SU-WV.
Four-room new bungalow. south
east. Terms of 5000 cash. bal
ance S25.00 per month.
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OSTEOPATHY


DIR ALICE HoUGHToN, ROOMS sli-
is Mcintyre bldg. Ind phone $50: Bell
1876: residence. Bell Main 86I. xs9s
DR. AUSTIN KERR, OSTEOPATHIc
Physician. Mcintyre bldg. Both phones
a90n
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A. N HUMPHREYS.
Bell 4133. Ind. 4134
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TIN WORK

o. o. *ELANDS HDW. CO. l20 WEST
II south. tin and sheet metal work,
b 'ng speciality prices reasona BILE.
- 62i$g
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HoUsToNs THE HoUsERs.
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If CULTURE SCHOOL,

s>'9aALlON. ADVICE, TREAT
r. spiritual healing free. Martin
isen Co, 24l So. Main st. Ind.
dl90l
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GLOVE MANUFACTURERS

>~~>---~-~-~-~--~-~>-~~-~>
NELSON GLOVE CO, 60 EAST SRD
South. exclusive glove store. Gloves
made to order. Repairing and cleaning.
m255
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GROCERY OPENING.
Fine cash grocery, doing $50 per day
and UP: all fixtures and stock at discount
about $500 required want An offer.
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CIGAR STAND,
close to Main ST. doing SIS per day. only
$500: clears $50 per month. and one per-
son can run IL.
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S4250

$3.50.
6-room modern brick cottage,
close in on the east side. furnace
heat, gas. walks. lawns. shade
and fruit trees.
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$4,000
d2e6S

CASH PAID FOR WE'LL IMPROVED
farms Walker Thompson. 40 South
Main. arm
I-ROOM HOUSE, NEW AND THOR
oughly modern. and lot 50Nti5. will sell
cheap or Will trade for lot near city
1909 Princeton ave. Ind 1926. d319S
SUFFICIENT LAND. EXCELLENT LO-
cation and at price appealing To one
contemplating "A home: 2Ax7 rods, facing
EAST on s. near 3rd ave; r. of ". In rear:
$3.50. Both phones HIP. Office 21s Tenn
plcton bldg. de3o6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10
LETTER as YEARS ON The WAY
Went Astray on Virginia Battlefield.
l. lust Delivered.

s. Adams. VT. Feb. ga letter which
vent astray on a Virginia battlefield over
forty-six years ago has Just been sent 70
the person for whom 4, was intended
Major Seymour IL. Wood. OF this city
who served In the lst Vermont Cavalry, In
the Civil War, has mailed to Mrs Mildred
Michel. Of Norfolk. Va, a lettar taken
by Henry c. Pomeioy Of 81. Adams. a
soldier In In. list Vermont, from the enects
OF a Confederate soldier apparently dead
when the Vermonters made charge on
the Confederate works 81 Fishers Hill.
va septArnber %, 1851 The writer was
r Y Harris. Of Company a. i2d Cor l2tn'
tho address not being perfectly legiblo
virginia Volunteer Infantry. Brscklnridges
corps AS the letter is dated SEPTEMBER -
1854. II Is evident that It was written on me
very day on which the Southern soldier was
killed IL If addressed 10 MISS Milo
Snead Lynchburg. Va, now MRS. Michel
and. to II is afixed Confederate stamp
Mrs Michel, who IL widow IL now IN
charge OF THO linen room OF the Nor'o'K
Protestant Hospital.
Pomeroy lost the letter shorty hter the
war. but recently " was found among q
collection OF war relies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10

~ make a record and 70 be promoted. Anc
you, sir. are to blame for the present con-
dition Of the force"
II think you are not in your right mind
said the Commissioner"
Il wouldn't make that remark about you,
said Sherry. TN bet that my mind Is az
right as yours The police force is being
spoiled A man must not DO this ana he
must not do that some day, ] suppose.
wen have 70 make arrests With white
gloves on; that's VIVA, &, Is coming TO-.
I will have charges made against you
now" said the Commissioner.
Sherry was charged with being OF post
at Rockaway Park on the morning Of FEB
ruary g. He also was accused OF HAVING
failed 20 make an entry OF that fact In his
book Sherry said that at the time " was
so stormy that he was unable 10 make an
entry. His case will come up again.
Captain Charles c. Wendell, OF the "a :.
naica Precinct. was lined Ave days pay for
recommending a man a. special police
man. using for the purpose Departmental
paper and signing his name and rank az
CAPTAIN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10
CLOSE WATCH ON THE sIREN
The Gunboat Will Sail for Bluefelds
Under Nicaraguan Flag.

washington. Feb Aft the snnboat Siren.
which was recently sold by the Navy De-
partment Is destined TO take part in the
revolution in Honduras. az reported, the
Treasury officials have been unable 10 dis
cover the fact The Siren has been lying
at Norfolk, va. for some time preparing
for sea, and the Collector Of Customs has
been keeping q close watch 10 determine
whether she was destined to convey fiji
clustering expedition 10 Central America.
IN that case he would have detained the
EASEL and her captain would probably have
heAr arrested on 9 charge Of violation ri
the neutrality Law.
The Collector. however. has finally been
obliged 70 clear the ship and she IS e1'
pActsd 10 sail tomorrow from Norfolk TOT
R1uehelds. Nicaragua, flying the Nicara-
guam flag II is noted, however, that she IS
10 put in a. La Ceiba en- route. which TACT
v1u be If great interest in Honduras, as
that port is now in the hands OF the revo-
1utiODisfs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10
RECTOR ROBBER HELD UP
Kept the Stolen $4,000 But a
Short Time.
TOLD PLANS TO SALOON MAN
Latter Is Said To Have Organized
Gang and To Have Robbed
Thief at Pistols Point.

Chicago. Feb. Even a THE. Isn't safe
In Chicago is the plea Charles Wiilord
made to the police to-day when he con
fessed that he, in conspiracy With two EN-
ployes, held mp Rector's restaurant last
Sunday morning and stole $500 He said
another conspiracy had made his possession
OF the money Brief for, as he was leaving
the cafe he vas greeted by three men, who,
With revolver pressed against his side
forced him into an alley and robbed him
Willard says he conAdej 70 ar outsider
the conspiracy 10 rob Rector's. lie believed
that he was a victim Of a conspiracy de-
7ised by this friend and two other men.
The story. Incredible as It first seemed 70
the police, was corroborated by them Thes
recovered $500, and arrested William Lot
tus, a saloonkeeper. and charged him Win
being an accessory 70 the robbery ana Win
having received Stolen property.
The original robbery occurred IN Rector
Restaurant on Sunday morning, when q
bandit entered Is John Adams, the CASHIER
and Ray Saisllne. assistant head waiter
we're near the Gathers desk Pointing
revolver at the men. he proceeded IN 'rne
holl-up fashion TO procure $500.
Saisline vas arrested Re confessed that
he had arranged with willard 10 commit
the robbery. He advised Willard as to the
most opportuns time 70 appear. Adams
vas not a party to the conspiracy.
saisl!ne named Harry Anderson, COM
panion, as one OF the conspirators, and
10th denounced Willard for his failure 70
meet them later and divide the spoil.
Willard was arrested. He denied COM
rlic!ty, but finally admitted the robbery
and told why he didn't divide with the
" tiers
Willard was in the habit OF spending
much Of his time in Loftuss saloon. When
the plot 10 rob the restaurant developed
Willard confided In his friend Lotus and
borrowed two revolvers OF him.
Pretty soft for me-" said Willard to
Loftus according TO his confession.
Sure, pretty soft" replied Lotus, who
seemed TO be thinking over some project
according 70 willard.
When I came out o. the restaurant with
the money In my pocket" said Willard
three men were waiting for me. We want
you, Charley said one. and he pressed the
end Of q revolver against me.
I thought they we're detectives called by
othet walters, ana that vas under arrest
| They joked me about getting away so cas-
With revolver pressed into my coat, they
walked me around a policeman TO an alley
back OF the Hamilton Club. half a bloch
from the cafe. IN the alley one man Gov
cred my mouth, one pressed the revolve'
against nay ribs ard the Third TOOK tht
money from me. They kept on iokine about
how soft II was.
Pretty soft, Charley said the one ~ttf
the revolver, and then the three walked
away. couldn't make any complaint aoou
IT,, but had 10 hurry away 70 keep from be
! tnr arrested"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10
RELIEF FOB NEAI-DIV0RCED
Supreme Court Takes Steps to Compel
LAWYERS TO File DEGREES,

Justice Mccall took steps yesterday Tor
the relief OF some two hundred couples
who believed themselves divorced, but
whose DEGREES were defective because their
lawyers had failed 70 complete the cases
by obtaining the DEGREES from the justices
hearing the cases or neglectins to hle the
decrees IN the ONCE Of the County Clerk
The Justice instructed the clerk OF the
divorce calendar 10 ascertain from AL liti-
giants seeking information about their cases
All particulars In affidavit form as 10 the
names of counsel, how much they paid IN
fees and the services rendered. The ht'
eants also viii be asked 10 tel about the
neglect of their lawyers II there has been
eny neglect, In complying with the for-
mality ~ completing the records.
u was said that the justices Of the Su-
oreme Court would hereafter insist en-
more prompt completion OF the records OF
the court in divorce actions, and lawyers
will Re held to q strict accountability for
any failure 10 comply with the rules OF
the court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10
LOOK FOR MORE OPIUM
Customs Men Descend on China
town. but Get LITTLE for Pains.

Forty customs inspectors, led by Edward
L. Norwood and Isaac Harris, acting
deputy surveyors raided number Of stores
in Chinatown yesterday in an effort 10 con-
fscate smoking opium and TO get addi-
tonal evidence by which the ring Of opium
merchants could be traced. The raids we're
spectacular, but the result was somewhat
Disappointing. as IT developed that the wise
ones in Chinatown had received warning
and had removed most of the damaging
evidence from their places
The customs inspectors said they did not
believe the story Of the warning. but DO
licemen on post In the district recalled that
there had been considerable moving
activity in Chinatown on Wednesday night,
and one Of the Cinnamon even had q wagon
backed up 20 his store. IN which boxes and
cases were carted away
Evidence discovered IN The raids On
Charley Bcstoh's place ana other Chinese
ies stores furnished The basis for yester.
days invasion OF Chinatown, On search
warrants issued by John a Shields. United
States Commissioner. The army Of in
spectors divided into four squads end
raided simultaneously four stores in Mott
oIO EllZSptlN SUee's lneTe V0G no re-
sistsfce on the part 81 tie Cinnamon
In ali the places searched small quenti-
ties Of opium and smoking psraphernalia
were found. hut none Of the ChinamAn
would admit profrietorship and no arrest
was made. Some counterfeit coins we're
found in tTo Of the places, but in small
quantities. snd il vas believed that the
Cinnamon had received them IN tho course
Of their business. Some correspondence was
seized which may be Of aid in securing
additional Information concerning the
opium traffic.
The federal grand jury returned batch
Of indictments Yesterday which were ssid
10 be directed against Charley Boston end
The other seven Chinese arrested in recent
RAIDS