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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16
Bristol Social News
spccial to The Times Dispa tell. j

Bristol. Va. April l5.-Mrs, Harry
Hobson entertained one evening during
the week in compliment to her brother.
John Abbott. who is visiting here from
Maryland. y large number OF guests
enjoyed the hospitality of the Hob
son home. Among the guests were
Misses Iasgie Mcneil. Mary Blanchard.
l1lois Thompson. Louise Knight. Eula
Lee kendrick, Mason Williams, Van
blanchard. James Wyman, Eugene
Fletcher and PIE. ketron.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles II. Slack, Of
Nashville, Tenn. were visiting Mr..
Slack's mother, Mrs. j. p. Slack, here
this week.
Mrs. F. Henderson is spending
a few weeks at Tate Spring. Tenn.
having gone there for the benefit of
her health.
lSristol's colony III Southern Florida
is expected TO return home next week
There arc several Bristol families who
spend the winter months on the island
of Captivn. off the Gulf coast. Among
them are DIR. and Mrs. j. r. Hicks
Capital ard Mrs. W. w. Brand, Cnn.
tain and Mrs. a. .. Mcneil and John
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16

monument to be erected In memory OF
General Lee. was the society event OF
the Lenten season. The cast OF char
acters WAS composed of young society.
people and all local talent. About,
forty people took part.
next Tuesday night by the Young
Mems German club promises TO be
one OF the best that this club has ever
given. Great preparations are being
made. and music viii be furnished by
we'll known orchestra from Lynch
burg. Il,
AIRS George Il alillcr and Mrs.
Pharr. OF this place. visited friends In
Mrs. - 9. Wright and daughter.
Miss Mary. who have been on an ex-
tended visit with relatives at Hacken-
sack, y. y, and scranton. Pa, return
ed home on account of tho serious
illness OF Mr.. Wright's sister.
Ben Lambert was visitor to lynch.
'a Ni fS and ifw daYs MS NJ wsss
forme rly OF this place; but now AT
here this week. a.
John shryer Of scranton, Pa. who.
has been attending the Staunton MIL
tary school. at Staunton. is spending
the Easter holidays with his aunt, Mrs.
w. c. Wright @ RI
Miss Cecil Talley has returned from,
a visit with friends at Orange ti
Miss Margaret Shepherd. who has
been teaching school al Ben. Is spend :,
ing nc Easter holidays with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Shepherd.
at this place. #3lsi hia5If}lF3E
Mr.. and Airs, Henry Byrd, Of this
place, who have been Visiting friends
at Durham. y. G.. have returned hons f
Charles Vaughn, OF Prince Nv. va. Ia
spending a few days With his Inothdr,.
OF this place. who has been Very alex
MIR. and AIRS. Harry e. Miller are
Ylsiting Mr.. Miilcr's parents at VII
ming ton. Del. 55l55tsS!$ItE!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16
Gordonsville Ncighboralood News

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Gordonsville, Va, Ne,,ril i5.-Miss
Ashley Davis. of Piedmont" is the
guest OF Miss Laura Newman, in Bar
louisville. .f
Miss Mary Douglas. OF Barboursville.
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Edward
Herndon. in Rapidan.
James W. Graves was "A weekend
visitor at Happy Creek."tathc guest
of Mr.. and Mrs Allen Potts
Mr.. Graves and w. Miller Osborne
spent Sunday with James n, Andrews.
at Somerset 8g a sT1 n
Cloyd B. Ewing, OF Mount Union.
"a was a guest at "Springfelosa this
Green shackleford. of Orange. was
visitor at. Lower Springhelds for n
few days this week, the guest OF w.
w. Osborne. lsN{f
f. e. Ellington. of Richmond, spent
o part OF this week looking over his
charming home Windsor" .AlbemarIc
county.
John Hendricks. Misses Cowherd and
Hansbergcr were Sunday visitors Mt
Cedar Grove cottage
Air. and Mrs. ". W. Osborne ard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16

living in Gastonia, y. c., for the past
several years, returns to Danville
Monday 10 make her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ernest Foglc, Of
North Carolina. areN the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. y. d. Startling. ~
Miss Roy Smith. of NIartinsvilfa, is
the guest of Mis- Mary Cabell Wood
ing. Wilson Street
Miss Mary Hunter Bethel and Mrs.
Ernest Clapp are visiting Mrs. p. B.
Gravcley, Main Street A
Miss Carrie Hutton. of the n. NJ. H..
was called to Washington Tuesday -,by
the illness Of her mother. a :
Mrs. Joseph Byron and LITTLE son
returned to Hagerstown, Md. Tuesday
afternoon f
Mrs. Ernest Murrie has returned ar
ter delightful visit TO Greensboro.
and TO her father, f. w. Diyon. IN
Winston Salem, ~ c.
4 Miss Caroline Warrcnton is the
guest OF friends in Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16
Bon Air Social News
[ Specinl Ia INN TImes.

tSpecial to The Times Dispatch.l
Bon Air. Va, April l5-Airs Leroy
tiippin, who has been visiting Mrs.
Alan Ferguson. returned to her home
at Belona, OH Tuesday last. IA
Miss Julia Powers is staying with
Miss Mary Elicit. In Richmond
Miss Harriet Cooke Is spending Eas-
ter with her relatives in Cumberland
county -
Mrs. lucius Cary was the guest this
past week of Miss Maude Miller
Miss Hazel lfudspeth has been the
recent guest of Mrs Robert Bulling ton.
Miss Mary Baird was the week end
guest OF Mrs. Charles Robin, In Rich
mond. last week.
Miss lean Berkiey has been visit
ing Mrs. Norwood Bentley here.
lIamish Mcdonald was Charles
Cookies guest over Sunday
Miss Elizabeth Cockol has returned
to her home here after mn EXTENDED
Visit to her homo here, after an ex-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16
canalesticks contained pink candles.

candlcsticks contained pink candles.
under silver filgrcc.
Among the out Of town guests were
Mrs. L. +. de Bordenave. Miss Kate
Jones. OF Richmond; Mrs. W. G. Catlin,
of Asheville. y. c.; Miss Bessie With
,ers; Of Reidsyille. n g; Miss Laura t:u
field, of Richmond; W. l.. Robinson.
Miss Rebecca courtney. of Richmond;
Mrs. Thomas Robinson, of Jacksonville.
Fla; Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin 9. Penn. Of
Martinsvilie: MIR. and Mrs. Ernest
Clapps of Greensboro, y. c.: Miss Mary
Hunter Bethel. of Reidsvllc. y. c.;
Mrs. j. e Taylor, Miss Elizabeth Tay-
Tor and pr. Taylor Of Woodland"
Mrs. George Cabcll of Norfolk; MI.
Judkins. of New York; Misses Jud-
kins and Holland Iudkins and others.
Miss Mabel Robinson was the guest
of honor at a charming luncheon at
the Country Club on Monday. given by
Misses Kathryn Ilison and Miss Ina
Allen. two of her bridesmaids at her
Catiin. The attractive club rooms were
charmingly decorated in fragrant
spring flowers. and the beautifully APP
pointed table was very attractive.
Mrs. III. Cleveland Hall left Thurs
day morning to spend Easter with her
daughter. Miss Happy Hall, In Charles
Mrs Ada u. Roe, of Washington. D.
-, spent the eeK-enu VIII MIS-. Lewis
II. Harvie. on her wayto Charlotte, TO
visit friends. ga
Miss Bessie Withers. who has been
the guest of Mrs ~. G. Walters in
Chestnut Terrace, has returned to her
homo In Rcidsville. n. G.
Mrs. J. NJ. Featherston and little
daughter, Ellen. of Augusta, Ga. who
have been visiting Mrs. w. n. Ruffin
have returned South, Mrs. Feather
| ston will spend some time in New Or
! leans later.
Miss Ellen Harvic. who has been
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16

Mir. and Mrs. j. F. W. Rumn were
guests al a dinner on Friday evening
at Happy Creek given by Mrs. Allen
rotts. in compliment to James W..
Graves. of Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel w McElroy.
of Maple Spring, gave an informal
dance on Friday evening. The guest S
were Miss Helen McClendand and Mr.
Theodore karsten, of Pittsburg; Mr.
and Mrs. VI. y. Cowheril. Jr.. r. G. and
Ilerndon Cowherd. Miss Addic Cow
herd the Misses and Mr.. Monday, Mir.
Williams, James ilewelln. of Bar
louisville.
Mrs. Il. r. Powell. OF Richmond. is
spending April at Mountain View. near
Barboursville.
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nded visit in Richmond.

tended visit in Richmond,
Mrs. Polk Miller ana the Misses
Miller have been visiting Mrs. Withers
Miller IN Richmond during the past
week.
Rev. Colgate Daughtery was a guest
on Sunday at the home of Colonel
Talcott.
Miss Anne kerans has returned home
after weeks visit to Miss Talcott. in
Richmond.
Nelson Cooke has left for his home
in Cumberland county, to spend the
holidays.
Miss Nellie Payne is the guest Of
Miss Ayliffe Wherry
Clayton Terrence spent Thursday
with Colonel and Mrs T. NJ. r. Tai
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16
Children's Dresses, Wonderful Values

Boys Buster Brown Dresses, with boomers,
made OF good grade Of fancy striped 90.
cannon cloth, light and dark grounds, for JOG
Gales, chambrays, gnghams and madras, in
solid colors checks, paids and stripes all more
or less trimmed with contrasting bands, etc;
French, Dutch and Empire effects. The EN
Others up to $3.50, according to quality
Ghildren's Ronpers, in pin checks DE-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16
r. Covington Socia! News

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
CovnGton. Va, April l5.---Thc play
OF hi III" given horc this week at
the Masonic Theatre. the proceeds of
which went To the Daughters Of the
Confederacy. towards a fund for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16

Another lot OF Rornpers for boys and girls
in solid, checks and stripes; some are low
neck and short sleeves; several styles to EO.
choose from, for. ..... QUO
Chdren's Aprons, in pcrcales and pr
ginghams Dutch effects, for LCC
French Dresses, some long wasted effects,
all more or less trimmed with embroidery, laces
and tucks, high and low necks; made OF lawns,
batistc, mcssalincs, ETC.; these range in price
from SOC to s4.9S, according to materials and
trimmings.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16

, 'osSoi only only I in the lot S1.48
$500 Tapestry Brussels Drugects,
size 9xl2, only 4 in the CIT GO
lot; special each .... sp / AeJC
Si.oo Couch Covers, Roman stripe
designs, ; yards long; special, IL
each DC
SOC Window Shades. about o.
50 in the lot; special, each. AOC
$3.50 Shirtwaist Boxes, mating
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only, $ in the lot special, 60 QQ
$3.50 Administer Rugs, size 36xz2,
only u i'll the lot; special, CD 40
$3.50 Administer Rugs, size 27x54,
only I in the lot; special, Ct E0
$500 All Wool Smyrna Rugs,
size 56x72 inches; special. CD 40
each. DLs&C
Sl.00 All Wool Smyrna Rugs, size
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16

covered, we'll made special, Ct QQ.
each. ID EoJC
One lot Of Lace Curtains. only ono
pair Of a kind, offered tomorrow at
less than cost.
$500 Cable Net Curtains, So yards
long, new designs; special, CD E0
per pair ......,......., VAdeOO
$500 Nottingham Lace Curtains,
81 yards long, 50 inches CT AZ
wide; special per pair. ~ AefC
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Silk Hose for Men; extra oal- = -
ues, in all the wanted coiors; IAT
sale price tomorrow $500 -
Mems .loc Black and Tan Alerccrized Isle 81.
Finished s g !, sale price y. lA2C
amas, trimmed with frogs; sale price. JOG
Mems L. Nj. Suspendcrs made Of best Isle web
b bins and easkn ends bras ed the kind Pie
*, Faultless Night Robes, high low neck, To-
plain trimmed, full and liberal size, for. OUC
Arrow Brand Collars sold here in quarter sizes in all
the most desirable STYLES.
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Csc Monday Sale Of Window Shades Drapery and Floor Covering

4oc Extra Fine China Mat
ting, new designs; special, On
yard, laid ................ QUO
Acc Extra Quality Japanese Mat
ting, handsome designs; spe- On.
cial, yard, laid. QUO
sc Japanese Rugs, size
s sss5. new designs special. ACC
$500 Japanese Druggets, size oxl2
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Sizes from Sepen to Fourteen Years

s n Ss s,s, hundred ss S 'af a. '1 ss s s &C., s29
,..s nss II f'''a'. 4 =.'s- 's' s'' '""'s 500
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-01

and at the end of that time the craft
were tied up and the crowd had dis
embarked for the jollitlcation.
The boats that made the trip were:
Hawaii, Charlotte c., Kamehameha,
Helene, Florence, Calloping Mary,
Roaring Gimlet, Elizabeth, Ivy, Pearl,
Sea New and the Mollilou.
Several brushes between rival skip
pers and yachts took place on the
cruise down and back, the Kameha-
meha and Hawaii had race on the
trip down and coming back Charlotte
G and Kamehameha went at each 9TH
er, the former winning out by two
minutes
But two races were sailed instead
of three as scheduled as the crowd
wanted to get back before dark last
night, the Wren event going to the
Galloping Mary which was sailed by
Harry Bailey, and the Pearl race
went went to the Pearl, sailed by
Luther Hough.
Bailey's time in the Galloping Mary
was l:3l:27 and he won the Jaeger
cup, and in the Pearl event the time
of Hough's boat was l;2S:27.
The whole bunch of fellows had q
fine time on the cruise and voted the
opening this year to be the best ever.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-01
GOOD Time AT
CAR BOYS DANCE

From the moment that the doors
were opened for the sixth annual
shirtwaist dance Of the street car men
at Knights of Pythias hall Saturday
night, nine points was the speed and
every fuse held to the end.
The street car boys certainly know
how to unroll an entertainment that
will bring out the crowds, for at every
dance the floor was packed a person
simply had to dance to keep out Of
the way. A conservative estimate
would place the number easily at five
hundred that attended. The funds
taken in at these happy gatherings
go towards their association, which
is an institution that has been in ex-
istence since the street cars first
started here. In case a man is laid
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-01

h.; ]. Shipman, S.; A. Mitchell, 3D.. /;
j. Kauai, o. Kekuewa and G, Kalama,
fielders.
The Kamehameha Senior team will
buck up against the Oahu College
team at Alexander field this afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock.
These two teams have met once
before and the Kams were victorious.
Since then the Punahou team has
been working hard and expects to
surprise the Kan players. The game
is expected to be a good one from
the start,
The Kan team is changed around
for today's game. c. Hosea will be
in the box against Ran Hitchcock, w.
Apau will play at short instead of f..
Noah. w Opunui will make his first
appearance on the team at second. A
big crowd will turn out to see the
game and the Kams are to take their
rooters along with them.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-01

off through illness or accident, he is
paid out of the funds in hand, and
occasionally, owing to a number of
men being laid off at the same time,
there Is considerable difficulty in
meeting the demands made upon the
funds.
The grand march was led by Mr.
and Mrs, a. II, Ahrens, who led the
rest of the dancers through the vari-
Gus figures
The twilight dance caught the fancy
Of many and will undoubtedly be a
feature of other dances.
The committees deserve great Gre
dit for the affair.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-01
RACES SAILED At
PEARL HARBOR
Hawaii Yacht Club Has Fine
Cruise to Open Present
Season.

1t was great trip that Hawaii
Yacht Club members had down to
Pearl Harbor on the first cruise of
the season.
Twelve yachts left Saturday after
noon at $3.50 bearing sixty yachts
men and their friends to the appetite
ing chowder which was put together
under the special direction of Harry
Bailey, who claims to be and is one
Of the finest conCoCters of this delic-
ious edible that has ever appeared in
this city.
It was only sail of an hour and a
half to Pearl Harbor and the anchor
Ige in front OF the clubhouse there
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-01
TWO KAN TEAMS
PLAYING TODAY
Kaahumanu and Puns 0ppon-
entS Of Two Outfits from
Kamehameha.

There will be two baseball games
this afternoon among the schools of
the city. The Grammar School series
will be continued at Aala Park,
where the Kaahumanus and Kane
hameha teams meet. These two teams
are tied in the series at present and
they are to fight 1t out for first hon
ors today.
The game begins at 3 o'clock, The
Kan team has lost its regular pitch
er on account of illness and II. kani
will take his place in the box The
Kan lineup is as follows: II. Ka-
maka, c.; H. Kani, h., j, Makanani,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-01

Cement sidewalks are part of
Honolulu Beautiful" If you con-
template doing your share get your
pavement base, crushed rock and
sand from the Honolulu Construction
and Draying Co., Queen street.
The evening world., 1911-10-27
FAIL
TO SEE HOLD Up.
IN DRUG STORE
Armed Men Escape Unnoticed
After Robbing Proprietor
and His Cash Register.

Two men, their soft hats pulled down
over their eyes. entered Edward Gold
stems drug store at No. 1918 Tiffany
street. the Bronx. as the druggist was
about to close up at IL O'Clock last night
and asked for ten cents worth OF chew
ing gum.
Goldstein got the gum from a glass
Jar, and az he turned to his customers
he looked into the muzzle OF q revolver
and heard the command:
TX eep your mouth shut and turn over
every cent you have"
The armed mans companion went TO
the cash register and took SIS. Then they
took 81 from Goldstein's pockets. The
shop IL at the corner OF One Hundred and
Fifty-ffth street and crowds OF men
and women we're passing. but II any
looked In they did not realize what was
happening in the store Then the thugs
fed.
Five minutes later Goldsteln calico
up the police and told them' about
the holdup.
The evening world., 1911-10-27
SENATOR WETMoRE ILL.

BOSTON. oct. 2'.-A report reached
this city early to-day that United States
Senator George Peabody Wetmore OF
Rhode Island has been taken seriously
III with pneumonia while on a visit to
the Panama Canal.
Mrs. wetmore and other members OF
the Senator's family vent from their
Rhode Island nome to New York last
night and 1t was reported hat their
visit was In connection Will the Sena-
tors illness.
The evening world., 1911-10-27
FEES TAKEN ILLEGALLY.
50 Fosdick Reports Ss to Surro-
gate Mobiles office.

Mayor Gaynor made public yesterday
a report by Commissioner Of Accounts
Fosd!ck concerning the office OF Sur
rogate Daniel Noble OF Queens. Some
time the Mayor gave out letters
Indicating that there were Irregularities
In the office, II being charged that fees
were accepted and demanded In con-
nection with the filing Of letters OF ad-
m~lnistration.
Several cases have developed" says
Fosdlck, where II Is apparent that
fees have been solicited and paid"
The evening world., 1911-10-27
REV0LvERS HOLD
CROWD AS DARING
/ trio KDNAPS GIRL
Men Forced Her Into Coach
and Horses Easily Outdis-
tanced Pursuers.

Three men who were lying in walt for
Frances Lecarassi in the hallway OF Nc.
lN Boerum street. williamsburg. seized
the nineteen-year-old girl as she en-
tered the building on her way to work
this morning. She tried to fight the
men of. and q largo crowd gathered
In ssponse to her screams. One Of the
mon thrust q handkerchief into the
Girls mouth and she was picked up bod
ny and carried to . coach which had
rolled up In front Of the door.
The crowd shed forward to rescue
the girl from he, k%idnappers. when one
Of the men whipped out two large re-
volvsrs and threatened to kill any one
who ,nterfered. Then he Jumped into
the coach. which disappeared in the d.
rscton Of Bushwick avenue. easily
leaving behind a score Of pursuers.
Max Splitter. who lives across the
street from the scene Of the kidnap-
hing, notified the Stage street police,
and Detectives Doyle and Bowling.
with q dozen policemen. searched the
~nsiGhborhood for ONE cue of the girl
and her hdnappers.
Ono OF the kidnappers Il believed by
the girls mother to be Michael Nun.
oarta, who lives on Johnson avenue.
nsar Humboldt street. Muncarta has
bsen pressing his unweicoms atten-
uens on the girl for several months.
and only . few days g vas ordered
to remain away from her homo at No.
"a Bocrum street. The girls mother
ays he loft vowing that he would
have the girl at all hazards. The
others In the party are believed to be
friends Of Muncarta, who Joined with
him In tho plot to abduct the girl
The evening world., 1911-10-27
ElKS' ~HOUSEWkRMlNG
TO HAVE BIG GUESTS,
Mayor Gaynor, Cows. Dix and
Tener and Other Prominent
Persons to Attend.

Gov. Dix and Mayor Gaynor will par
ticipate IN the dedication tomorrow az
ternoon. Of the sl.5oo.coo home of Lodge
1, Il. p. o. Elks, on Forty-thlrd
treet. near Broadway. Elks are coming
rom almost every state Of the Union to
do honor to the Mother Lodge OF the
order.
Among those expected are Gov. Tener
of Pennsylvania, Supreme Court JUS
tees Delaney, Ford and Gavegan
Criminal Justice Rosalsky. Police Com
missioner Waldo. Senator Wagner and
August Herman.
The evening world., 1911-10-27
ELOPES WITH OLD LOVE.

WASHINGTON. Oct 27.-When she
oamc to Washington last week to visit
her grandparents, Marie Elizabeth
Hough. the seventeen-year-old daugh-
ter of Mrn- Elizabeth Hough. of New
York. was engaged to Marry q young
Now Yorker his fall.
II, Housh accidentally met Alexan.
der rms. an electrical engineer en-
ployN VI the Capitol. with whom she
had In low s a child and the
two FL u to RI vile. Md. and were
marr!A They ieived parental for
given 81 s,erd and were invited to
spend eymoon with Mrs.
Rough. n tof II lance has not been
heard from 4
The evening world., 1911-10-27

OF fine novelty fabrics;
also rich solid colorings.
Excellently tailored and
finished. Peau de cygno
lining and interlining.
The evening world., 1911-10-27

ths!- former salaries. The board al
lowed the following to retire: Henry
A. Purdy. inspector OF hydrants In
ia Water Department, With a pension
c: 5000 a year; Joseph Evans, van
dr!v,t. $500: JOAN NcCarty. pilot. $50.
n-A John j. Odell. chief hookkeeper OF
IT,. Department OF Parks. Manhattan,
81. o All the retirements take effect
No.. =
The evening world., 1911-10-27
Long Coal strike Ends.

WINNIPEG, Man. Oct. T.-The coal
s,rike which has kept 1000 miners in AL
berta and British Columbia idle for
more than six months. has been settled.
according to an announcement to-day by
Robert Rogers. Minister OF the Interior.
The evening world., 1911-10-27
Armed UObber Escapes After
Haldun In n Elnt.

As Mrs. Frances Pabatchnik sat In
her parlor at No. 306 East Fifty-sixth
street a: 10 O'Clock last night, talking
with Mrs. Mary Ahrens, a %eighbo the
door opened and a man entered. lie
held a revolver. A cap was pulled over
his eyes,
The evening world., 1911-10-27
JAMES R. KEENE IMPROVED.
Greatly Fntigued by Journey, Sat
IL steadily Getting Better.

The condition of James n. Keene. who
returned from Europe last Thursday
after having been seriously Ill abroad.
was much improved to-day. according
to the trained nurse who Is ministcr.ng
to him at the Waldorf-Astoria.
The nurse said 1t was not true that
Foxhall Keene had been cabled TO be-
cause OF q bad turn In his fathers con-
diton.
MIR. Keene." she said. was greatly
fatigued by his trip across the ocean.
He has been steadily improving. though,
for the past few days"
The evening world., 1911-10-27

City Employees Pensi0ned.
The Board OF Estimate took its nrs,
action yesterday under the recent law,
which enables city employees Of thirty
years service. or who ne incapacitat-
ed. to retire on q porsi-n % one-hali