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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-29
FOLLOW HOUNDS
On MERRY CHASE
Keswick Club Favored by Ideal
Weather for It's Weekly
Run.
tspeclal 10 The Times.nisna4nh1

Especial to The Times Dispatch. IL
keswick, Va. March 2S.-Thc fixture
Tor the drag hunt Of the keswick hounds
for Saturday, March %. was at "Shad-
we'll Tie hounds were thrown in al
"Shadwell' and seemed to have taken
unto themselves wings. SO fast a pace
did they set the eager followers. The
course lay through walnut Hills"
Lack OF Edge Iiill. on to BELMONT
where the finish was The day over.
head was perfect and going fine, ana
the number Of pink coats made the
heid gay and picturesque. From Bel
mont the riders and their friends
adjourned to "Inglesidc.' where they
we're cnarmingly entertained at break
last By Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Fellows
lnsieside,' which was famed for ltn
hospitality. has lost none OF it's old
time charm, and Mr.. and Mrs Fellows
were ideal host and hostess. In the
drawing room was the flowing bowl
hlled with "a brew to make one for
get all the cares Of life, and gracefully
presided over by Miss Boylan and Miss
PuSh. Here many charming and witty
toasts were pledged. The dining room
was feast to the eye and JOY to
The club colors-red and srccn-were
most artistically carried out in the
decoration OF the table. Red carna-
tons In tall green vase formed the
cohtrcpiecc. Around this was a large
horseshoe, formed OF small horseshoe
cakes. tied in red. All the bonbons
were in sporty shapes and in red ana
green Delicious refreshments were
served. Mrs. Fellows was assisted In
u n. ti.r
inston, Captain and Mrs. Russell and
Mrs. Spooncr and Miss Boylan. from
Raleigh. MIS-. Ch'ttenden Miss Chit.
Tendon and Mrs Bowcock assisted In
the dining room.
Ihose riding were Julian Morris, NJ
i. H.. on GIoversvillc. Arthur White
on Sco,lands; Calvin Satterncld. on
Granite; Dr. O'Brien, on Stceidust; air
Fellows, on Polly Mr. snow. on I'm
nlensity; Mr.. BALI on Grccnone; AIRS
Morris. on Chief; Mrs Joslin, on
Prlncess: Miss Houselton, on Lady san
FORD: Mrs. Russell. on The Pony. Miss
Fox. on Clifton
Others present We're Captain and Mrs
russell, Of Washington: airs. spooner.
Miss katharine Boyian, Mrs. REID. DR.,
and Mrs. Thurman, Mrs. and Miss chit
tcnden, Miss Pugh. DR.. and Miss Inger.
SOIL Mrs. Carridinc Mr. Craig. air
and Mrs. Randolph, Mrs Satterwaite. OF
Richmond; Mrs. Shields. Mrs. Grace
Eusseil, Mr.. and Mrs. Josln, Mr.. ana
Mrs Morris. Hlr. Sattcrfcld, MIR. anu
Hiss Rankin Mrs. Chapman, Mrs.
Bloom. Mr. and Mrs. Hought5n. Mrs.
Bowcock. Misses Houselton. DR.. O'Brien
MISS Long, aIss Fox. Mir. Robinson
professor and Mrs. Hancock, Dr. and
Mrs Alphonso smith. Mr. Hillary. A1r.
Hammell, Mp Waring. Arthur White.
AR BALI. Mrs. Pitts, MIR and Mrs. Nc
Murdo. Mr. Wester. Mr. Hughes. Mr.
TURK Mr.. Foster. Mr.. Hide, Mr.. Borum.
Colonel Lewis, Mr.. Thompson, Mr..
Wheeler Mr.. Bowles. Mr.. Snow, MIR.
and Mrs Fellows
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-29
JACK JOHNSON
IS sent TO JAIL
Only Hope for Release Lies in
Finding Of Legal
Technicality.

san Francisco. March os.-prize-
Fighter Jack Johnson is in iail 10.
night, and unless ssonc higher court
comes TO his relief on a technicality
nc VIII serve twenty fve-day sem
tcnce for automobile, speeding
johnson has often been an offender
OF the speed laws. After fourteen ar
light fines or dismissal. lie ran against
Acting Police Judge Treadwen last
Thursday. On that day he plea ded
guilty to a charge Of Speeding and
on Saturday he was sentenced to Jail
Ten minutes later two deputy
sheriffs had him in charge, bound for
the Branch county jail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-29
Memorial to Be Erected by
State Of Massachu-
sets.
NO REPORT FROM GRAND JURY
Proposed Municipal Lighting
Plant-Othcr Petersburg
News.
Times Dispatch Bureau.
100 North Sycamore Street,
Petersburg. Va. March 2,


The owners OF the Crater Farm. the
widow and heirs at law Of the late
Timothy X. CriFlth, Of Prince George
county. Va, have generously donated
to the state or Massachusetts a lot
fronting sixty feet on the east side OF
the Jerusalem Plank Road and run
ming back castwardly between parallel
Zines sixty feet. as a site for the monu-
ment In memory Of the soldiers and
sailors from massachusetts who lost
their lives in the Army OF the Potomac
during the Civil War. to be erected
under a resolution OF the Massachu-
sets Legislature.
w D. Temple. clerK-of the Circuit
Court OF Prince George, as a member
Of A. p. Hi Camp donates his fees
Tor recording the deed and plat, ana
a. T. Hill Camp pays all Of the other
costs Incident TO the execution OF tho
deed
1t is expected that the monument
VII be in position AMI ready for the
nnVeiitnS ceremonies some time IN aIay
Inc Governor Of Massachusetts ana
his staff Will attend the unwilling. ana
4. p. Hill Camp OF Confederate Vet
Grams viii act az escort 10 the visit
Ing Governor. President Taft is also
expected to attend. and Governor Siam
and staff will participate In the cero-
monies
Deaths md Dlrthn.
Inc report of the Health Depart
ment for the month ending March Is
shows a total Of 80 deaths in this cit,.
whites, 81; colored. 90 or tho .iece-
dents. SIX were under i've ,nrs Of
age and four over eighty year ,mong
inc causes OF death assignG, were:
Ihoerouios!s. 10 pneumonia, 6 diph-
theriaf j: cancer. 6. Among the com
munica6le diseases reported during
.hc month were; tuberculosis. 6: diph-
theria. 5; measles. i: typhoid fever ! +
me number OF 5!rths reported dur
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-29
MAKER SQUAD
SOON WILL REPORT
transportation Sent to Players
by Manager Stocks
dale.
Especial to The Timcs-pisnatch

= H.
Lynchbnrg, Va, March aS-,nstoad
Of waiting until next week 10 have
the entire Shoemaker squad r,nort
Manager Stocksdale has determined to
nave the remainder OF tho players re-
port as soon as they can reach Lvnch
hiirs. With this In mind. transnoria-
ZION was sent Yesterday afternoon ia
Flrst Baseman Boyne. Second Basaman
NcDonncll. Catcher Mccormick and IN
heldAr ktating. all Of whom have becn
Instructed to come to Lynchburg ns
speedily as possible.
IN addition to this. trans portation
was sent to-day 10 Bill Howedell, Nor
rison. Harlcy Hawkins and Conley. All.
or practically all. OF these men ought
10 be on hand by Saturday or &C" Ger.
tain,y BY the first Of the coming
week 100 Q
This will give the manager twenty
four or twenty-five men. exclusive OF
The local players. and he Will then be
In !; position to begin to pick his team
lions.
The team has heard nothing lately
from Bart Woollums. who PLAYED first
last season. but outside informa ton
is TO the effect that Woollums has de-
SidGu TO report TO the team. and that
he is ready TO leave his home in Den
yer for Lynchburg as soon MS trans
portation is sent him.
The men now IN the squad are:
Pitchers Bollinger lIoEuc, Bruck Car
ter, Brooks and Manager Stocksdalc:
1nGcldors Clancy Zimmerman. Cranley.
and 1lauchcr: OntHclders Wells, Pfen-
ningcr and Wells. and Catchcrs Bcn
and Goodfcllow.
Catcher Lucia, who has been coach
Ing the Virginia Christian College
team. will report on April,1. 5'
Nothing more has been heard from
Harry Griffin and Arthur Smith, both
OF whom will probably not report, S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-29
.T|MES-D DISPATCH
TEAM TO DECIDE
Victory Last Night by Alcos
Puts Balance Of Power
With Newsies.

The .Alcos, after losing the first game
10 the EnGravers last night on the
Newport Alleys. went in for blood, and
took the other two, winning the series
The victory of the Alcos reduced the
the games with The Times Dispatch
team vii. determine who Will win,
The newspaper aggregation has games
with both teams. There Is but one
game between the Ingravcrs and the
Jewellers and the finish Will be cXcit-
Ing The score follows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-29
Umpires, Smith and Dutch.
SCorerS. Boil and ShankS.
stnp.lIng of the Cluhs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ACADEMY
DEFEATED BY wOODRERRy
ISpccial ID The Timcs- nlsnnlch /

IFSFUNIaI 70 TIC TlmcS- Dlspntch.
Woodberry Forest, Va. March IS
Woodbcrry Forest won from Randolph
Macon Academy. OF Front Royal, this
afternoon in an interesting game
Randolph- Macon Academy made six
runs. four hits and seven errors. aud
Woodbcrry Forest made eight rams.
ivc hitS and seven errors. There We're
several West Virginia LcaEuc.s on the
team Of tie visitors Woodbcrry. Tor
cst's victory WAS due largely 70 Ear-
tons good pitching and Stacy's hit
ting,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-29

league thus represented should agree
absolutely and unenuivocally to abide
by the laws governing the Richmond
Amateur Baseball League and the com
mission.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-29
KINGS TO PLAY At
JEFFERSON CLUB.

Bertha May Hall the champion woman
pool player OF the world and her husband,
W. ". King. who holds the fifteen or-no-
count pool championship OF the United
states. VIII give an exhibition at the Jeffer-
son Club tonight at O'Clock for the bene-
III OF the memb ers Of that organization. s
Last night the couple gave the final en-
hibition at the Newport narlors to an audi
ence which crowded the place AS on the
night previous women were interested visi-
tors. Mrs. King again demonstrated her
ability as a pool player. while her husband
entertained the crowd with number or
fancy shots. l.4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-29
Clergyman's Son
Cured Of tuberculosis

To neglect cold. bronchitis lung
trouble or Consumption is dangerous.
deny they have CONSUMPTION. It is n
Iattering disease. and the sufferer is
filed With bright hopes of improve
mcnt. Call consumption by its own
Alterative, because it Is effective in
Tuberculosis. NJ one need doubt
about it-thcre Is plenty Of evidence
from i've witnesses. Investigate the
Gentlemen Prior to Feb zoos. +
was located in Rochester y y. sufTer-
IN, lns WITH ", LaG1rippe' which developed
me one month to live was having
terrible night sweats ana mid -da2
chills and losing flesh rapidly having
and raised continually and bccame so SO
weak that walking . few feet OK
hausteu me On my return home my
regular physician gave INC little en-
clergyman. heard of Eckman's Altcra-
tive and induced me to take IT, The
n,snt sweats and chills disappeared.
ally diminished, ana In few days
devclopcd an appetite the first In
back to Ia. lbs. feel certain ,bat
] owe my life TO Eek mans Altcrativc."
Gentlemen: ~ cannot find words 10
express my appreciation OF what your
remedy mas cone Tor my son. s3tlt
changed despair into hope within two
weeks after he began taking it. and
without any doubt in my mind ii saved
his life.
wish to add ny endorsement to
every word Of his testimonial"
tSisnedl REV. j. +. COWLES.
Pastor Presbyterian Church.
Eckmans Alternative cures Bron-
ohitls. Asthma, Hay Fever, Throat and
Limo Affections For sale by owens
&: Minor Drug Co. ard other leading
druGGists. Ask FOR booklet OF cured
.cases and write to E;ckman Iabora-
tory, PHILADELPHIA, Pa. for additional
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-29
I1lon Loses s1oM Gan,e

Especial to The Times Dispatch !
burlington, \. c., March 2s.1The
atlantic Christian College defeated
Eion In a slow and uninterestinz slug.
Elng match at Harden Park this after
noon by q score OF to A.
Score: 1r =,
E;lon ....1os 800 0 0 O. s
~ G. C...o ooloI4 o 0--s g
tteries-Elon. Warren and Honey
quit. y. z. c. Abernethy Manning and
Moore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-29
WILL BEGIN SEASON
WITH GREAT PARADE
Teams Of Amateur League Will Be Addressed by
Mayor and Will Then Traverse Principal
Streets in Automobiles, Headed by Band.
New League Asks Projections

The Richmond Amateur Baseball
League will begin the season with Il
great street parade on Saturday. April
10 That much was decided at a meet
ing of the ANA teur Baseball Commits
sion held last night. There will be
40 men, members Of the eight teams
composing the league, In the parade,
and they VIII occupy automobiles,
which, ii is hoped will be secured
through the generosity of the local au-
tomobilc dealers. y committee conf
posed of Dr.. William II. Parker. Walter
Calvin, John Dunn and Gus Malber.
will meet to-day a..d visit the local
dealers to make arrangements for Sc
curing the motor cars.
The several teams will gather al the
CITY Hall at 1915 p, NJ. on April Is, where
/; short address viii be made by Mayor
Richardson Immediately after the
Mayors talk, the procession will start,
headed by a band, and viii proceed
down Governor Street. to Franklin, to
Fifteen, to Main. 10 Belvidere, TO
Franklin, to stuart Monument. to
Broad street, to kyland. to Grace. TO
jefferson. 10 Broad to the CITY Hall,
where the men Will dispense and pro-
ceou To the several pdikS az WHICH, Tue
opening games are 20 be played.
Games are scllcdG. ed for the opening
day between the Iighlandcrs and
Skreemers ON the formers diamond.
EIooklands a. home with Battle ASe,
C.. G. A. at home with Athletics, Viz
eininns al home with .Alcos.
Application for Membership.
The commission selected the follow
ing list OF umpircs from among the
many applicants for positions: OToolc,
Mcscoc. Hicks, Farley and Sptzor.
These men arc ALI we'll recommended,
and II is thought that the league IS
peculiarly fortunate in being able TO
secure tl,cir services.
Application was received from the
West End Amateur Baseball League
for representation on the commission.
This league is composed OF the follow
ing teams: Monrocs. sidney Stars,
Pirates I,lbas, Crcsccnts and Boulc-
Yards.
il was decided by the commission
that all regularly organized leagues,
wiling TO abide by the. laws of llic
organiza ton, Il would be admitted to
have representation IN Tint body, ana
that such Representative should he he
president of the league seeking recug-
milton. This privilege Is granted only
under the express stipulation that tho
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-25
NECRESS HELDON
MURDER CHARGE

After an hour of deliberatlon, the
jury impaneled to inquire into the
manner of the death of Carl Flood of
Moline returned a verdict that death
had resulted from stab wounds in
ficted by sharp instrument and rec
commended that Fanny Lane, the neg
ress arrested at Galesburg as the
mans assailant, be held to the grand
jury without bonds. She was taken
to the county Jail Saturday afternoon,
was hysterical while enroute, had to
be subdued by force, and tainted when
placed in cell in the jail The prin-
cipal witness in the case, C. J. Whit
aker, stated that he had seen the
negress hit the dead man with some
thing that looked like a stick to him.
1t took several hours for the jury to
secure the testimony of all the wit
nesses.
Maggie Evans, well known in Moline
police circles, was arrested Saturday
night in Moline, Is minutes after she
had walked out of the Boston store,
wearing a set of furs which it is alleg
&c belong TO the store. AS she left
the door of the store, one of the clerks
Loticed the furs, suspected her of Their
theft, and notified the management
While Maggie was returning home she
was arrested. She is charged with lar
ceny and her hearing continued till to
morrow.
Frank Phillips, collector for the New
York store, Moline, turned in $500 Sat
urday night, walked as far as the
Deere & Co. barn, when he was held
Up at the point of revolver. He had
just six bits in his jeans, and the rob
Der got that. After he had released
him, he thought he had overlooked
something, SO held him up again. He
was too late altogether, for the money
reposed in the New York store strone
bcx.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-25

information comes from an authority
close to the district attorneys Office
Witnesses, it is said, will be produc
ed at the trial who will be able &c
prove that Richeson suggested the
secret ceremony and Miss Linnell
readily agreed to it, having implicit
confidence in her fiance and believing
the plan to be exceedingly roman.
tic. Richeson is said to have per-
formed the ceremony at Hyannis last
summer during his vacation. Richie
son and Miss Linnell were continually
in each others company and there
were several occurrences that indicat.
ed to the girls of the town that the
couple had been married. Miss Lin
nell appeared one day wearing
wedding ring which she told her
friends Richeson had given her as a
birthday present. Richeson's condi.
ton is improving hourly and, with
little likelihood of blood poisoning
setting in, he will have completely re-
covered in ten days. He has main.
tanned a stolid silence since the Cd.
GRAFTON, refusing to make any state
ment.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-25
Advertised Letters

Following is the list of letters re-
naming at the Rock Island postof-
fee for the week ending Dec. 25:
Hulda Anderson, Louise Anderson,
w. A Ayers, T. ]. Adams, Mrs. Mel
lie Biggs, Mrs. Bondewyn, F. A Bar
Der, G. G. Brasmer, ID. A. Beede.
John Brown, Mrs. Harry Custer, r.
L. Chau, Marion Cullium, R. H.
Caig, Roy Clark, H. G. Crandeu.
Miss Fern Donald, H. Deranter, Ed.
ward Evans, Miss Dot Fern, Mrs.
Mary Frankenhauser, Miss Elsie
Grablem, F. l.. Gibbs, Miss Nellie
Hodges. Miss Mable Horton, Am
brose Horton, Elvin Harris, Bessie
Jackson, NJ E. Jones, Miss Mary
Kelley, Ted Karar, H. H. Kohn. Miss
Grace Larson, Frank McGraw, Mrs.
E. c. Nichols, T. T. Mum, T. G.
Noble, A. l.. Ogden, Mrs. Daisy
Oakf1eld, Bradford Post, Mrs. Lena
Rucker, j. F. Rankin, George Rey-
nolds, A. H. Ransom, Morgan Smith,
WILDER Smith, Harry Sandberg, z.
Schmer, Mrs. Julia Tippet, ]. Schra.
der Todd, Ernest Tomquist, Mrs. 7
II. Writand, Robert Wrenn, Charley
Wylor. Foreign: Hosiseir Hairon-
lab Gala. r. ]. Port, Hermich Roth,
Risenmeir, Ludwig Schilling. Dame
quian Yereecke.
HUGH A. ]. MCDONALD,
Postmaster
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-25
DEPUTIES FIGHT
GANG OF ROWDIES
Seven Moliners Attack Two of
Sheriff's Aides and Get
Worst of It.
PAIR OF THEM IN JAIL
Others Escape by Fleeing in Differ
ent Directions-Gabel Gets
DiscOlored Optic.
PAIR OF THEM IN JAIL

Using his head as battering ram,
one of a party OF seven Moliners but
ted into Deputy Sheriff Walter Kittil-
sen late Saturday, as that deputy with
Deputy William Gabel was walking
along the street with young woman
who was going their way. The fellow
was told to take care of himself or
his actions would land him in Jail He
resented the advice and proceeded to
fight, with the result that he was es-
ccIted to Jail The others escaped,
and yesterday one of them was arrest
ed by Deputy Gabel. In police court
this morning they were fined $40 and
costs for assault and battery. Neither
had any money, so the fine will be
served in Jail. One of them is Ivor
Swanson and the other is Axel Sjo-
lander. They did not know their 9th.
er companions.
GABEI. HAS BLACK EYE.
Deputy Gabei has a discolored optic
as the result of the free-for-all that
was melted by the ramming of Kit
tilsen, while one of the prisoners has
one that has few rainbow tints about
it. Despite the fact that there were
seven against two, the deputies routed
the gang and would have nailed them
ali but for the fact that they ran in
various directions.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-25
STORE DETECTIVE
AGREES WITH ARGUS
Says His Observations Show That
Christmas shoppers, on the
Whole, Are Honest.

hat purse and package test that
The Argus made few days ago was
no farce" said Rock Islander who
acted as detective in one of the large
stores during the holiday rush days.
During those days when the stores
were most crowded only had two
suspicious cases brought to my atten-
ton, and both of those turned out to
be only suspicious. The holiday shop
per taken all the way through was
proven honest in all of our observa-
tons. There was scarcely any trou-
BILE in any way and the observations
that were made in The Argus were
parallel with circumstances in the
stores all the way through"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-25
GERMAN DISCOVERS NEW
WAY TO MAKE DIAMONDS

Berlin, Dec. ga new and ap-
parently fairly simple process for the
manufacture of diamonds has just
been discovered by DIR. Werner Won
Bolton in the chemical laboratory of
Siemens & Halske. Some time ago
DIR. Won Bolton, while conducting ex-
periments, noticed that ordinary coal
gas could be disintegrated by
quicksilver yapors, the carbon being
resolved in the form of both black
noncrystaiized coal and of crystal
lized coal or diamonds. These dia-
monds are infinitely small, and DR..
Won Bottoms present task is to en-
deayor to obtain larger crystals by
the same means. The experiments
are proceeding with some prospect of
success.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-25
AMERICAN CARDINALS AT
ROME CHRISTMAS DINNER

Rome, Dec. 25-Great success at
tended the Christmas dinner today at
the American college. Cardinals Far
ley and O'Connell were guests of
honor and were given enthusiastic re-
ception. American flags predominated
in the decorations. Early in the day
Cardinal Farley celebrated pontifcal
mass in his titular church of Sesaacta
Maria Sopra Minerva. All professors
and students of the American college
and many American residents and Wis
itors were present
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-25
EAGLES HOLD OBITUARY
SERVICES FOR PET

Last rites and ceremonies were per
formed over the remains of Hiram, the
late mascot Of the local aerie of Eagles,
Saturday night at the club rooms.
Deep sorrow was expressed by those
present at the untimely end of the
eagle, and hope expressed that he had
finally reached a haven of rest, and
could once more meet his many friends
who have departed this world via the
double barrel shotgun, 21-buckshot-to-
the-shell route. Hiram" will be mount
cd and given a place of honor in the
club rooms.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-25
City Chat

Buy a home Of Re,dy Bros.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
For express, call Spencer & Trefz-
Browns Business college opens new
term Jan. 2.
Let William johnson do your tin and
furnace work; 1916 Third avenue.
Six per cent farm mortgages. Lit
ten & Roberts, Peoples National
bank building.
Write, phone or call for full partic-
ulars about the Jan. 2 opening at
Browns Business college.
Browns Business college will move
to their new building on Second ave
nue. opposite the court house early in
January. New term opens Jan. 2.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-25
THIEVES RANSACK
MOLINE DOMlCIlE
Break Into GOodnow Residence
While Family Is Away Doing
Christmas Shopping.

While members of the family of
William Goodnow, 2003 Sixth ave
nue., Moline, were completing their
Christmas shopping Saturday night,
thieves gained entrance through a
window, ransacked the rooms. gath
cred together several hundred dol
lars worth of jewelry and walked
from the house. At IL O'Clock the
burglary was discovered and the po-
lice notified but there is no clew.
Among the stolen articles were four
gold rings, two pairs of gold cuff
links, locket and chain, silver link
bracelet, canoes, bar pins, coral
caring and necklaces, watch fobs and
chains and a few other smaller ar
ticles.