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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-28

disappeared; an open window revealing
the method of his escape. United
States Marshal Elliott immediately
was notified and the police called into
AID IN the search. which NAV end TODAY
IN an encounter between Lyman and
Ihornett, who are known to be armed, ,
and the posse consisting of United
states deputy marshals. Shasta county
deputy sberiffs aud state police.
Desperate Adventure.
LYMAN at the time of his escape used
crutches. Whether the seriousness of
his injury was exaggerated to aid in his
intended flight has not been deter
mined. But BIO is Of portly build and in
III health and. accustomed to luxurious
living as be is. faces desperate ad.
venture in seeking safety in the inhos-
pltable canyons OF the -Siskivous.
Galindo, who lives in Oakland. is a
youth of good reputation and it is be-
lieved that he did not know that he
was aiding in a flight from Justice in
taking LYMAN and Thornett 10 Sacra.
mento. The federal authorities are still
part of Galindo s story. but
it is known that two machines were
used in the journey TO Sacramento, one
Of which was obtained at Marvsville.
Two women arc known to have been
with the fugitives at the time of the
escape, but the federal officials have
failed To learn their identity.
The Reddiug posse is headed by Sher
ff Montgomery of Shasta county Paul
Arnerich, deputy United States mar
'hal Of San Francisco. left early today
10 Join in the pursuit.
c, W, Courtwright. who was en-
ployed by the federal officials as a
special nurse and watchman To guard
Lyman during the latter's stay at the
hospital, was arrested this afternoon
ON charge of having aided in T.y-
man = escape. He confessed to United
States Marshal Elliott that he aided
The promoter to get away and that he
had accompanied Lyman and Thornett
10 an Oakland cafe. He denied COM
plicity in the plot, saving he had
agreed TO helm Lyman ''get out for a
hort automobile ride and that Thor.
nett and the promoter had escaped
from his custody By slamming q door
in his face and running away.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-28

PARTISAN SAGE
is guaranteed to de-
stroy dandruff germs
and Danish every
trace of dandruff; to
stop falling hair and
scalp Itch; TO put life
and radiance into the
hair; to be the most
delightful, refreshing g
and refined hair
dressing YOU ever
used, or money back.
Have a mind of
Your own - PARI-
SIAN SAGE has
many imitators-get
the genuine, The girl
with tho Auburn hair
is on every carton
and bottle-you can
always get the real
PARISIAN SAGE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-28
POSLAM QUICKLY
CLEARS THE SKIN
Heals Agoravatna Affections, Causing
Them to Disappear

To quickly clear the complexion, drive
away plmples and blemishes ahd impa RI
healthy skin tone. Poslam. the perfect
skin remedy. Is unequalled. Besides It's
employment for the quick cure Of eczema.
scnc and virulent diseases. its usefulness
extends 10 every condition where the skin
is diseased, abraIsed or irritated
Poslam Is popular among the theatrical
procession for protecting the skin from
the use OF cosmetics; IL is used for its
soothing, antlseptic properties after shaw
Ing. preventing infection, BARRIERS itch.
etc; II dissolres dandruff, cures scsly
scalp. takes away soreness from burns.
scalds. stings. tired. itching feet, etc.
Poslam contains no poisonous ingredients.
Poslam Is sold for 80 cents by
SCHRAMM JOHNSON. DRUGS, THE
Never Substitutors.' FIVE good stores, and
all druggists, For free sample write TO
the Emereency Laboratories. 30 West 25th
street. New York City
Poslam Soap, medIcatcd With Poslam,
is the best soap for your skin. Antisep-
tic; delightful. Large cake. % cents.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-28
Digestion and Assimilation.

IT is not the quantity Of food taken,
but the amount digasted and assimi-
lated that gives strength and vitality
TO the system. Chamberlain s Stomach
and Liver Tablets invigorate the stom.
ach and liver and enable them to per
form their functions naturally. For
sale by all dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-28
Suit for Divorce,

SYRACUSE. y, Y. Sept, IA special
TO the Post Standard from OgdensburG
SAYS Jack Breen. while here recently
as driver OF the string Of show horses.
WAS served with papers In a suit fer d.
vorcc Mrs. Brcen resides in New York
and IS q daughter of Richard Croker, the
former TNmmanN chicftain."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-28
Hounds Lose Trail.

SPOKANE, wash, Sept. o7.-Sberins
Of three counties have failed thus far To
find n trace OF the TWO bandits who robbed
the Priest River, Ida. National bank yes
icrday Of $1,000. BIoodhounds lost the
trail three miles from tho scene. 1t is
believed the robbers boarded Il freight
train 10 cross the Canadian line.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-28
Monument TO Indian,

BRISTOL Pa. Sept, a1.--Thc Bucks
County Historical society has closed ne
gotta ,ions for the purchase OF the site of
the grave of Tamanend or Tammany.
chief OF the Lcnni Lenape Indians. 4
monument will he erected there To the
a fla BILE chief
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-28
F[|l[ PRISONER
|gI|Is HIS LIBERTY
Iii Grant Lyman Makes
Exape From Hospital at
oakland, Cal.
|RsE AIDS IN ESCAPE
a Men in Siskiyou Noun
| aims. With Posse in
\ Pursuit.
|RsE AIDS IN ESCAPE

Il FRANCISCO, Sept 21.-Dr. j.
,,m,u. promoter and organizer
..,,,;ses involving millions, is
',,oss the foothills for the Sis
-nan,aips today with a federal
. nursnit. With Lyman is l.. 3.
- hospital nurse who aided
.,.s,tsr in escaping from an Oak
s.,o;ial where he was held BY the
1 ,n.bo,jties. Sunday night. Law.
IsIindo. the chauffeur who drove
- men 10 Sacramento. after the
ID, been arrested and has con-
- ras arrested by postofficc of
= Sau Francisco on September $
Saint Of Los Angeles investors
5'rama land scheme, who de-
! aw bad been defrauded of $50,-
n, prouoter attempted to escape
J ud injured his knee, necessitat-
I, iftsntion at an Oakland hos
. reding his recovery.
N lssrned that Lyman was known
,,Esirs social circles in several
tu cities, that hc had promoted
4 lsrd, mining and development
= ,rd that on two other occasions
4; ben in trouble with the federal
hs
Nurse Dragged.
4 g,ape from the hospital involved
|'rc7ing OF nprse. G.. NJ. Court
a ,sd plot by which Thornett,
ru Acquaintance of Lyman, was
ma asa nurse in the hospital, ac~
4, 10 the federal officials.
= Hvmoter, who on account of his
4 esd nature, was allowed unusual
1,;s st the hospital, asked the
: i. charge, at 1890 o'clock Sun
|rr,ins, 10 be allowed TO 60 to the
kr. A half.hour later, when
|u,int did not return, the nurses
rn.sd and found that Lyman had
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-28
DestroYers in Collision.

TOULON, France. Sept, 27-The tor
pedo boat destroyers Trident and Nous.
duenton collidod during the maneuvers
of the French navy today, The Nous.
auenton was rather badly stove in, but
was able to make port. No fatalities
have been reported.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-28

until my BODY looked Ike
q piece OF raw meal. ] did
believe that I could not
stand the torture any
longer. while all the time
l was using the salve and
the wash ordered by uy
physician without relief.
When | vas advised to 90
10 a skin specialist | went
with no better results. My
body was covered with
large white scales. With
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-28
Held for Throwing Bomb.

WILLIAMSON. w. Va. Sept 2I.-Miss
Rena Moore was today held 10 the grand
Jury, charged with throwing a bomb into
tho home OF Thomas Gardner editor of
local paper which killed servant: Mrs.
Mary Davidson. and her young son. Jeal-
ouey is given as tho cause Of the deed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-28

at Scuramm johnson Drugs. Since its
introduction into America PARISIAN
SAGE has become a prime favoritc with
women who desire fascinating hair
Large bottle so cents at SCHRAMM-
JOHNSON DRUGS, "The Neyer-Sub-
stitutors.' Five good stores, and drug
uists cyeryWhcrc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-28
Accused of Fraud.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept o7-Lyman
was arrested September s on charges
originating in Los Angeles, accusing him
OF having defrauded investors OF $40. 900
in a Panama land company. He Is
known in many cities Of this country and
Europe and previously had been In trou-
Bile with the United States authorities.
He was sent To the Oakland hospital
because OF injuries 10 his ankle received
while trying 10 escape arrest
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-28
Fletcher Proctor Dead.

PROCTOR, Vt. Sept, .I--Former GOV
Fletcher II. Proctor Of this state died at
his home here today after 4 protracted ILL.,
ness
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-28
Hair Beauty
Schramm-J ohnson Drugs Guar
antees Partisan Sage for Hair
Defects,

Start today to acquire head of lux
uriant and lustrous hair that Others will
admire and of which Yon will be nrnmd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-28
SEVERE ITCHING AND
BURNING ALL OVER
Scalp, Body, Hands, Limbs Covered
with Scales. Could Not Stand Tor
ture. Cured by Cuticura Remedies.

about three years ago / was attacked
with very severe itching and burning all
oyer my body and finally my skin broke
The evening world., 1911-03-08
ART LIKE MAGIC
SHOWS Jury HOW
CHECK IS RAISED
Expert Carvalho'S Acids Give
Sole Testimony Against
Alleged Forger.

payi1 Y c,r,,ibo o., r,rJ,~u.,u
nar, ,n.,. dm,,,.I .
- ... -.
'',' :" ,'"' !
''eS''"S ""''" i"'"'" q" ""'' 1850
black magic that he would profanity
have got himself burned at the sta"r
for it "a Jew centuries ago.
on Ian. %. F IT, Sctucbbc. ag at
tornpv for Henry u. Harris. mauasr.
OF the Hudson Theatre. mailed a. ch,.S
FOR s.G.eG drawn on the CommsrcIil
Trust Company Co J. W. Nouns s. Go
printers, at 80. III 'hnuhof. street.
The next day the i"ttog hos az ,c door
OF the YOUNG ts'ahl's hm"ut "t. iuun
smashed in ami empty. un Fob. II
Charles H. Saund,rs'u. au Gle. ,~r.c.ai,
OF No. 2i3 West T~ulrty-riEItb street,
presented A check for S3.a SIGNED 10,
The evening world., 1911-03-08
PRETTY GIRL GONE,
PARENTS BELIEVE
HER KIDNAPPED
Dora Davis, Aged 10, Van
ishes on Way to School,
Family Frantic With Grief.

Dora Davis. a very pretty thirteen
year-old school girl. "a missing from
her home. 40. II East one Hundred and
Eighth street, n her parents and old
e. sisters believe She was kidnapped IN
her way 20 school after lunch yester-
day afternoon. Her sister Edith re-
ported to the police OF tho Fast One
Hundred and Fourth street station that
every friend nom the girl might have
visited had been seen as well as all
her schoolmates. and that not the
slightest trace of her had been dlscov-
cred.
Dora Is described as tall for her age
and slender. her hair and eyes are
brown. She wore a black coat with a
fur collar over a gray sweater and blue
dress, and a gray worsted cap. The
girl Is so attractive that she frequently
had cause TO complain. her sister said.
N the attentions OF stranse men on the
street.
None OF the children at the public
school at one Hundred and Eleventh
street II LenoN avenue could help the
family TO form any opinion why the girl
should nave run away.
we can only think" Edith Davis
told the police, that she nay have been
Jared from the street by some man or
woman, then mad a prisoner. My
mother and father are nearly frantic
and none Of US have had any sleep all
night"
The evening world., 1911-03-08
GOD SAVE IRELAND" IS
ANTHEM OF 500 GERMANS.
United Societies WIN Help the
Clan-na-Ga TO Celebrate Rob
ert Emmet DIV.

An impressive musicl! programme has
been prepared for the Robert Emmct
celebration whic, Wi. Dee a,d in Car
hegie Han next Sltnr1't cv.niussunder
the auspices OF the Clau-r.i-Gaol The
United German Societies, 800 yo. ccs. NJ
r. A!berkr, leader, ha. oeeI |Ichcarslug
nightly seyerI classical ami PATRIOTS
songs and will conclude Nc entertain
ment with "God save Ireland"
John \. Fiuncgan, tenor So,oist Of
st, Patrlck's Cathedral, William +.
Hoolcy, basso; Miss Gertrude RicEcnna,
soprano. and Miss lio-omlrir Campbell,
contralto, vii, sing .ongs o! Erin Fred
Hautc viii play 81. pa'r.ck's Day" as
4 violin solo and Miss Catherine Collins
will be heard In a recitation, MY Dark
Colleen Peter a. Shell Is TO preside
and the address viii be made Dy Justice
r. G.. T. Grain.
The evening world., 1911-03-08
.ndows around st. Pa,rick's Day every

windows around st. Patrick's Day every
year.
ceivcd orders to destroy those hat are
plainly offensive This will result In the
destruction of hundreds OF thousands OF
the cards. But the crusade started
against them several years ago will go
fuf'hor TINS year. By resolution adopted
las, night the delegates from all the
affiliated irish societies were ordered to
report back To- their organizations that
IL was the desire to call on every Irish
family In Greater New York to cease
u]atroul1,ug any stationery, cigar or de-
pa-tmrut store that exhibits for sale
cards that Extensively caricaturc the
lriah race.
The evening world., 1911-03-08
EASTERN RAIL WAY HEADS
NOW SURRENDER ON RATE.
Follow the Western Roads in Bow
ing to Commerce Boards Deci-
sion Denying Higher Tariffs.

WASHINGTON, March S-The great
struggle between the railroads ana ship
pers over the proposed advance in
freight rates was ended to-day when
the Pennsylvania Railroad filed new
schedules cancclling It's rate advances
and the New York Central, Baltimore
and Ohio and Erie promised that they
would follow suit within the mex two
days, This action was declared BY the
Interstate Commerce Commission to be
indicative OF the course TO be pursued
by all Eastern roads.
The Western roads already have taken
the same step.
The evening world., 1911-03-08
MRS. DRUmM0ND LOSES
ANOTHER $1,000 GEM.
Woman Robbed of $4,000 Jew
els Drops Setting of Ring,
hut Receivers 1t.

PORT HURON, Mich. March s.
Mrs. Mlldwin Drnmmond OF Chicago.
who recently was robbed OF $4,000
worth of jewels on an ocean liner. lost
the setting ct $1,000 ruby ring while
at "A local hotel yesterday The stone
was found later and sent to Mrs. DIum-
mond IN Chicago.
The ring was lost IN the hot writ
Ing room, whore II was found follow
ing the receipt of a telegram from
Chicago. sent by the owGor.
The evening world., 1911-03-08
Good Housekeeping a Mere Detail"
Jolly Little Pal of a wife Preferable to Most INN culate
Home in the World Says Herman
L. Meadey Author.
To Purity All Coquetry Out of Married Lite Is to Let
a Glass of Champagne Stand Until the
Bubbles Are Cone
BY ETHEL LLOYD PATTERSON.

DO you pish to be a model ctje! or do you ,cish
to impress some man tpith the fact that you tcould
make one-if he gaze you The chdnccl
In either case you cannot afford to miss the sug
gestions of Mrs. Truman }. Spencer, president of the
Hartford Motherhood Club. or those of Herman Lee
Meader, author Of Cupid the Surgeon"
1t was very recently that Mrs. Truman enumerated
the necessary feminine ingredients in the perfect matri.
monial blend.
The things which men require of their wives"
The evening world., 1911-03-08

"The Mystery of the Burnt Barn is
another of the Red Triangle series OF
complete Detective stories In book form
being given every week with the Sunday
World. This 10 a Unwilling story of a
perplezing mystery n its eventual
solution by the great London ooteetive.
Get it free with next Sundays Word.
The evening world., 1911-03-08

lFrum tine PlttsDlrs lust,l
"My dear madam, don't you realize
that repeating Is a serious onense?"
Judge, | had to do It. Both candi-
dates are in my set. | couldn't possibly
, discriminate"
The evening world., 1911-03-08

o'
fNN TT57C WTTEI55T she said. "are:
Ynts,i,asnos enough TO run the
h~or.sho,o nm hu.,r.,, bas,s.
......- .-.....n..
80
o,rs
"cor~,a.r,.u -. .o,... ana
udivtdualitv of .b.,r husbands.
"And mor. ..n..,,,,, . w,,,i,o-
mes. En- roar a farn,I,
O.. NM.
..p,,, 20
g, a ~ eoou iady VI iiar'.o'u'
,'., -r "ie ~ aiter an more 'n1"
49, "ou'eheepeF' INC "o"""
- u jest "iie 10 "a wo""a"
,,xv,i""" no.e' y n.o :,
'o''' u pace tor the comfort ana
VI ~. husoanu anu eh''u'e",
w" 'i'eF u"d read Mrs truman
'e"s 1 Sa'u 10 myseit: This may be
- u out a'.er al II Is ohty what
oo "ou"'" 'hihhS she KNOWS ABOUT
i"e tHhs 10 40 Is TO ma u
~ one man agrees with her'
H.'o'uihs'S 1 called upon ME- Meaoer' IN
sac s'uu!o d NO. is flith avenue
Mt, Meauer' ! ASKED "hat are the
tua'.ies mat 10 10 make a modsi
"'' Nieauor ieahed pack IN nus chair'
- "V 'PUS VI ms myers 'ose'her'
eoehe" MS mead a bit on one side ana
" "'o'e' W"e'
"ou' "'e IL u cH"ni'
"nion liking tins same
A't ""''""a iiAs'
oo"''eous ana CO.
'o""ro no. h"soaha AFTER
~ "a'riea h'm' 40 purify
.os"e'fy Out VI "arfieu
act siass OF champagne
n. A 'A0 u""1s' "ro so"s'
- ".''tihse ec''inca'e shouId not De
Woman u wear
~ '""'e any Hnore '"d" ~
- Hv "''"'"Ves io' a man "
aa" . N.oo,' fes"'' i VIC" "'
" &,
- s"'''u ""' Nv '"N
,ho ,o'u'' +" US ~,
no, - ,' ' 80 -
n.ho, 80 "H 80" H''e ''"'e
~ '.''","b'
. "ni"si"s, MOI.
.E"ua'' o"' 'neyse III
~ II ma VIM mas
ioVe MN nn'
% 'n"f' "ith hor'
y nav NO. sd'u a "oru ABOUT
,,-.
q "e'e De1a'''
""''ne' or not a woman Is q good
n''S,N'pe' Is a ue'aiI' replied MI
'r. anu ! eou'u Almost near 'ne
The evening world., 1911-03-08
WALDORF GUEST
SNATCHED BY WIFE
FROM HIS AFFINITY
Dear Sugar Pie" Has Broker
Denison Locked Up and
Charges Non-S Support.
HE OWNS UP IN COURT.
Pays $500 Rent, but zone
Portion" Does for Himself
and Affinity, Too.
HE OWNS UP IN COURT.

His Dear Sugar Pie" az Ernest b.
Den.son, real estate broker and pro-
moter, addressed his wife In many pa,-
sionate Ie,ter. bod hin, ,rr.trn.d 4,
Tho Domos,. puo,n. O.. -
ry,,,-.u,h
.ho 10, - NV ai'er
q, zoo ro .n"' "a paying
o. "
att,
~ ""u mn" P"' ""uei "V"ue W
Jay. "er 80 a week
i"e real estate proker Is snort anu
roouo ana as Walu-hlahhereo as d
amp lie IS ABOUT forty years ola ana
las d haoIt OF herVously oi'hN'n ms
rs WITS hu"" VI. benson. ns
Dchr sugar ne Is tan ana angular
"u' appeared TO be as m!Id-mannefea as
-'cr husoahd'
she swore out a warrant Tor MN
yesterday ana ne was arrested at the
uesk OF the waldorf last evening as
~ was asNlns iof III man. ne Seen.
- -e"' ia 80
~ ~
'''
snake Hanos 6etore Battle
When the Denisons met in an ante
room OF the Domestic Relations Court
to-day. Mrs. Denison was accompanied
by Col. Alexander Bacon. her attorney,
Samuel Greenberg OF No. 299 Broadway.
appeared for Mr.. Denison. When the
couple saw each other they smiled
rather sadly and Mrs. Deuison FETCHED
ON, nor hand D.nison cla sped 4, and
.,,ot T., w,rr,v. u,vi,, i,dpIged IN
-
.mn s e'VuIs ,nes M.n' 'e'o'e ~''''
49, IT.. ~
''''e SN 'c''ie" w" '"'
indde TINS one remark 10 her husoahu.
Il am going to demand support OF YOU
she said firmly.
Very well" he repiied wisttully, wlp-
ing big droos o, pes,H,sS from his
brow. al
Then the wife took the stand and said
that she had been married 10 the de-
,ort,,, -, ~ Of isaS r., Toe,
NJ, - ,,. IT,,
~ 80. o. "' A'N'u''e 80
~ lineage TWO years ago last month";
Much Love. Little Money.
1--WE hall been Keeping house" said
Afr. penison "bu, NO hroko IN ord
,ry b,sha so, ,ha ,,rn,,u. ,r,..
- ~
we hur i've" " i't'e WINE IN the hotel
ne toId me that he thought he could
make more money in New York. He
said he would send for me as soon as
ne got a good start.
"purinv last year he vrota mo tso,
1t. n,o1 .a,, 80, 49,
i. " >, go a." Co -
sEnno nn,,,rsinn ua san. - 49,, "a
800, 60 ,t,,n 81 80 "s
II a''''e'S anu sA'n lie sun 'o'ed
49,
The evening world., 1911-03-08
COURT REDEEMS
SEWING MACHINE
FOR POOR WIDOW
Taken Away Because Sc Was
Unpaid, She and -Four
Sons Were Starving.

Mrs. Ellen Nielsen. n widow. who takes
in plain sewing to support herself and
her four little sons and to keep from
selling their cottage home at No. 223
Vermont avenue. Brooklyn. obtained a
summons in the New Jersey Avenue
Court to-day for the branch manager of
the White Sewing Machine Company
and told so moving n story of a strug-
gle TO keep Oft starvation that Magls-
trate voorhees, gave ne" the necessary
money to recover hcr machine, and the
court attendants took up a collection
for her.
Mrs. Nelson's husband died five years
ago. He was a CLERK In Manhattan and
he left a little bank account thai soon
went for doctors bills for the four chill
dren. They are Edwin. thirteen years
old. ' lillian, twelve; Arthur. ten, and
Clarence, six.
TWO years ago Mrs. Nielsen found
she would have to work, 50 she con-
tracted, she told Magistrate Voorhees,
to-day, with the White Sewing Ma
chine Company for { machine. sae
turned OYER to them an old machine
and agreed to pay SOS.
Took Machine Away.
"I paid all but Sc" she said. land I
begged for a little extra time on this.
Monday ] went to the dispensary with
Clarence, who was sick. and while
was gone two men came and took
the machine away. They said they
"ere from the SEWING machine COM
panv. and LETT a note with VIII that
II ia pa. the 81 in a week | could
have the machine hats.
There wasn't a cen in the house"
she went on, and we a had a hard
time in getting enough to eat, | had
a promise OF some work thai would
enable me to keep the boys in school,
but without the machine couldn't d.
anything, My baby is sick and | don't
know wat will become OF us"
Mrs. O'Grldy. the probation officer.
told Magistrate Voorhees, she had inves-
tIgated Mrs. Nelson's story and found
1t was all true and that the mother her.
self had nothing to eat In two days. She
gave all the food she could get to the
boys to keep them at school.
Court Pays for t'achine.
The manager Of the branch office of
tine Waite Company at No. l2ll Fulton
street was not in court In obedience to
the SUMMONS, whicl was served uy
Mrs, Nelson's son, Edwin, ana Masls-
trate voorhees, was about to issue nm
other summons when Mrs. O'Graiy
gave her testimony.
II have my opinion OF a rich corpora
tlou that would 20 10 such means g.,
collect rs debts" he stii. "1ul I'll sec
that you get yonr machine back" and