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New-York tribune., 1912-04-17

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. and after showing
hrmness early saeged under selling hy paek,
ey. and IN symgga,hSy WIN Ness sn sisg sS so
family s2nTs2I: short clear. SIS SID 90
BEEF-Mess si3 20 asI4. family. Sl64Sio5 9p'
paect sl4 5oasl5 30; extra lndla mesSc 80 sig ssg
DRESSED HOGS Firm; hseons, ioA loSe:
nigs' tic CUT MBATs-Piekled bellies
essy 1oh qihe gressd hams; ,ne ts9 ~ co,;I,: ae
IA T1LkoWs1eei1A AS6SMGdis 80 ilH VEST 10 9SS
10 soc: citv barely steady. eNc rehned s'saaS
South America. IL soc; Continent 1o p"ci
Brazil, kegs. - 50c; compound hrm, $40
sac sTEARINE-Firmer; oleo. 12c cltE-
l1a11Ac
and April. i555dl5sTiso: MAY, ~ 5000
j. s1hc: June snd July. lb62h fi6s W
London quiet; spot, go l2s ed futures ares ~
lOp Arrivals. s7' tons: exports 13,8eI Tons
TfSwsieadv: spot. l325R IS 75c; April. 1925
Gl3s2'4c; Msy: a3q4ssoc: June az ISL, "a a
London quiet spot. flo7 Jos; futures, fl0i
fs ca Local sales. 25 tons Of July az ~ zoe
LEAD-Quict: 415G422izc New York. 4l0g
20c East 81 Louis London, fl6 5s sPEL-
doc East 81 Louis London. f25 lis Sd
ANTrMoNY-ouiet: Coekxon's. Sc. IRON
Cleveland warrants. bSs l0hd In London 10,
caily steady: No foundry Northern SIS -
ana q % soit. ~, siS G IS SIS aS " 80 "
NAVAL sTORES-Spirits turpentine was
.asv and somewhat lower Rosln weak and
shade ON Tar steady and unchanged TUR-
PENTrNF. spirits. machine bbls. 4sc; TAR
Tic: p. 7ioc; 4, 715c v. 7.35c: and c.
f.6ic: q Pnd TIoc
COTrO-sFEp OIIe-Sentimept wns hulliGh,
~. inc 20 strength In crude and frmness In cot
ton. syot demand slow. and declined points.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-17
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. April l6.--Athoush II vas psen
wheat crop this season throughout Illinois, lnni-
ana and Ohio had been the worst for more lns.s l.
quarter OF a century, the trading community
reached n point where the conservatives AZ iesss
believed the price discounted the damage; "a
consequence the market closed easy, NC lower
"a Bas.c above last night Corn finished AZ
net decline Of iBa12sc, and oats of esQlc. IN
provisions the outcome varied from &c loss TO an
advance OF ljc Range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1912-04-17
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. April 16.-cLovERsEEp. per bush!
a. prime siI 90: April sl1 60; October. $40 osei
pedembsr SO %; :.s No 2 81 IsSs. Ss5s. R s., ne
es,ebiisbed grade. $3asil: ALSIKE, pr!mA6
SIC so; August, so 60; TIMOTHY. prime 70 oeN
AnriL 81 rs; september. 81 80.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-17

Independence. Kan. April fs.-An advance
OF two cents a barrel IN crude oil making
the price "a. cents. was announced Ivy the
Fraria Oil and Gas Company to-day zz.-
New-York tribune., 1912-04-17
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sTiBOARD CLEARANCTs.
FLOUR AND MFAI,-FIou

FLOUR AND MEAI<-Flour nrmlv held.
ov Ing to strength IN wheat. but trading was
dull with uuotstions nomiral. Spring patents.
s. 50 Z 81 So. winter btraights, 81 90 iL{i 10, /,
winter patents. - 500 s. 10. spring clears.
81 45G 81 -. extra 80 j winter. So % z 81;
SO q 50 So n 81 90: Kansas siiaightF. 81 10 n
s. o., fancv spring patents. S6 500 SO 20.
RYE FLOtR-Steadv: fair 20 good, 81 hOX
S.. choice 20 fancy. S5TS5 20 CORNMEAI~-
Kiln dried, Sil5 BAG MEAts-Fine white
end yellow. 81 7Od$l 75 coarse. 81 % q 81 20.
FEEB-Western spring. $50 90. standard mid
ding 500. hour do S31. rod dog s52 25. city
bran 500 10 bulk $1,000 sacks. middling. $50
a Sl2 90. rcd dog, SD homiuy chop S2g4 $50
bulk. $50 20 S3i 20 sacks, oilmcal, SSs "a S39
COTTON -Fcports - further rains in the
South and food reports from tho lower Missls-
sippi Valley caused renewal % excited buy
ing at the opening. az a result of which all
new crop deliveries MADE iew high records
foy the season. Heavy rs realizing has been
for the last several days Il was s'il more
active on this advance. and caused moderate
reactions from the best, but the close was
steady and last prices showed n net gain ot
from IS TO 10 points for the day. The nrst
weekly weather report Of the season, which
was Issued at midday, read rather more favor
ably than had been expected end may
have Inspired some selling. but aggressive
onerinss. were held In check BY the daily de-
JAILED weather reports and private advices In
dicatlng that heavy rains were falling In
Texas and the central belt during tho after
noon The close WAS 2 or points up from
the lowest On active positions. Southern spot
markets we're Unchanged TO lsc higher. Local
cortract prices.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-17
RnsIOM CuRR STOCkS

Furnished by J. Thomas Reinhardt No. 3s Broad
street, New York. No. "a Devonshire street
Boston Nos. Is and 20 King street West,
Toronto Canada, and No. Old Broad street.
lOndOnD
New-York tribune., 1912-04-17
RAlTlMORE STOCKS.

Quoted by Boyer. Griswold & Co. 40. 42,Droad-
way. New York, and No. 200 East German
street Baltimore
New-York tribune., 1912-04-17
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
HAVANA ELECTRIC.

HAVANA ELECTRIC.
1912 1911 1910.
:, go aee s4efi s42 ens
W. Anril II 7i7.s43 es4.2H5 eoos53
sEABoARD AIR LINE.
Is, weol, in April S578,22s s6S1sl s4s s4s9' 80 80
I,,l,, IknrI 6 II 723 os4 s,S9s,2 ,23O IL, ,4aS'oBl
New-York tribune., 1912-04-17
STOCKS I'M OTHER CITIES.
BOSTON STOCKS.
LAND.

FURNISHED by Charles Head & Co. 20. II Broad
GtrCet)
New-York tribune., 1912-04-17
, GRANpE sOUTHEKN.
s%rPlus III,,, nurpurA RAPID TRANSIT

.,..b NJ Atch - 1912 1911 Increase.
o ~" asrn,nRr 81 So, ,ST3 i,Tsl .67e SlOt 694
.slY"s .sa,,rs ia 2ag 693. .425 10 s64
- s,er rbes 0,2sS 1880 1892
July ss,pn,nrs sie 7s1 ss2 s16ssl el5 sn2s7E7
..atnes SrVSS 446742 6o82 ,3Sf 3si All
He. a,,er ehRs POI e22 els.4s5 '32i5l3
New-York tribune., 1912-04-17
Furnished by Curtis { Sanger No. 40 "
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Furnished b. Charles T. Barney q Co. No q
Broad street. New York. and no. 10 South
Afh sireef Hhlladelphia
New-York tribune., 1912-04-17
BONDS.
OIL up TWO CENTS A BARREL,

.sein c.nt. p,r share. az dIyiaend. iodd Iots.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-17
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Export, afost.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-17
STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES.
Quoted BY Gilbert Elliott & Co.. No. 81 Pins

sEx dividend TEX disidend on standara on on
Indiana, Standard OIL Of Nebraska ana NAcuahh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-05
HUNTSVILLE

Tho October term of the Marshall
county circuit court will not Be q
very busy one according to the state
ment handed out by Circuit Clerk Vic.
tor Z Meyers, yesterday morning
There will be q few misceueanor
cases. such n pistol to;inx and
i~roeny. and aside from these little al.
tention will be given the criminal side
OF the docket The rules for the term
OF court will be composed Tuesday
and "wednesday. October sth and sth
II Is understood that the $50. 900 dam.
age suit fled by Charles Phillips
against 7. L. Rogerson. both Of this
city. for alienation OF his wife's Anes-
tons IL returnabie under the rules of
the October term. but I; Is thought
that this case will never come 10
trial Judge Frank W. Nesbitt will
preside on the bench.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-05
POLICE COURT
High School Boy Gets Drunk and
Other Drunks Make Up
the Session.

The many fair visitors IN the city
and the drunks and fights that ac-
company the fair caused a lengthy
session ~ police court yesterday
morning
William Wilkie. who gave his axe
as sixteen and his home NJ Coshoc-
ton. vas arraigrcd. charged with be-
lng drunk. TIE hoy pleaded guilty
u having been drunk. but told the
court that De- attended high school
" Cnahncfou and wanted % get back.
NO sentence was passed upon him.
bot hc was ordered To- leave the city.
John Fritz. arrested by officer
Connolly. received the minimum for
being drunk
Thomas Kelly. arrested by OFFICER
Moore. AMI Gene saunders. arrested
b. Oniccr Coulter. each received 81
and costs OF fifteen days for being
druuf
Edward Daley and Harry Haley
also received tho minimum for be-
ing drunk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-05

Few. n any. medicines. have met
With the Uniform success that has az.
tended the use % Chamberlain collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Tho
rnur IKE bio cures Of collie snd
diarrhoea which " has effected In al.
most every neighborhood have given
y y vide reputation. For sale BY ali
dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-05
WARW0OD
Eseurslon Not Postponed.


report was circulated about
Warwood and Wheeling yesterday TO
the effect that the excursion an.
bounced 70 be given on the steam
boat Liberty under the auspices OF
the members Of the Warwood band
had been postponed
The report Is untrue. as the excur.
sion viii take place In accordance
with previous announcement. al tho
time named. The boat will leave
Warwood promptly at O'Clock. and
wheeling az 7.45 this evening.
a Booming Town.
Warwood IL undoubtedly one OF the
busiest and most prosperous towns of
IL size In the Ohio valley IN addition
10 The Alloy steel Casting company.
the WarwOod Tool company. the Pack.
ers' Motor Truck company. tho Rich
land Coal company and other estab-
llshments. all Of which give regular
employment 20 a total Of several hun
dred men. about 300 men are also EN-
ployed AZ Ohio river dam 40 ~, which
D. now In course OF construction az
thia place. Besides the above. a large
hint glass factory and "a tin plate mill
are being built I'm North Warwood.
which. when completed. will furnish
employment % iarEc add tlonai num-
Der ~ men Throughout the town
probably n score 81 new dwellings and
additions m dwellings are being erect
Cd. while a number Of other buildings
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-05
MoundsXille Rri.f.


UT and Mrs. Ralph Rogerson ar.
iNsu nome last evening from CIevc>
Ihhu, u. and other lake points wbara
they spent the past week.
j. {. Wyers OF Jefferson ayenua WA
az Slstersville yesterday afternoon
tTansaciing business.
ralph Webb of Cleveland. O. is
spending few days with Charles
barth and family on Jefferson ave
]. Z. Higgs OF the East End sna,,
me past few days with his two sons
at Akron. O.
l. A. Rigs and family OF Fairmon,
are spending q few days with friends
and relatives in this icty.
Mrs. LESSEE Crawford and children
Ieit last evening for their home AZ
Louisiana after n visit with friends
and relatives in this city and az Glen
G. o. Bonar and wife returned 70
thelr nome at Akron. o. last evening
after spending the past few advs WIFI
friends and relatives here.
Hon. w. r. Thompson. Democratic
candidate Tor governor. spent a few
hours here yesterday evening with the
local Democrats
Gay Schaw OF CIarksburg f. spend.
ing few days with friends and rela.
tives In this city.
J.. r Thomas OF Court avenue Is
spending a few DAYS in Pittsburgb
transact business
Niles virginia Riggs ~ Fairmont Is
spendinR the week with Miss Maud
Riggs on Fourth street
MISS SYLVIA Seese left last evening
tor Washington. ID. C.. TO remain for a
few months
Mes srs. &. ?. Brown and p. ". Smith
or Fairmonf are spending n few DAYS
With friends IN This citv.
Miss Carrie White ~ ITaeobsburs
. r. Fpendlng a few davs with friends
and relatives IN this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-05

No. ~ received their semimonthIy nay
yesterday
The order Of Owls will meet az tho
lodge room this evening
Sam Myers - Glenn'a run. r leader
~ the Gaylord Coal mine. on the Ohio
side. whose arm was broken n few
days nRo BY n fall 81 stone al tho
mine ie much improved
Many Warvood people are attending
the State Fair on Wheeling Island
An auto truck owned bv John Mich
lenski, grocer AZ 1924 Chapline
street Wheeling. ran into the rear end
~ repair wagon belonging 20 the
Wheeling Natural Gas company on
Main street Tuesday afternoon. throw
irg n 7 WcCeiiand and Scott Nc.
Nichols ~ Warwcod and VIM Palmer
~ bridgeport ~ the ground and they
were severely bruised
Lon Harding % SfcuhenviIie r. visif.
ing hif brother. Charles Harding. OF
South Norwood
John ] ishftner William Terrell and
Charles Wilkins have been aunoint.
Cd watchmen b. the superintendent NJ
tho construction work ~ dam No y
IiGhfncr N net as dav man and Fer.
rcU and Williams rs nieht men Ali
have been sworn IN ~ the MAYOR ana
are ves'ed With all the powers % %
lice Officers
Miss Mary Barton % Fast Liver.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-05

and improvements are being planned
for the near future Many new PEG
pie are locating In the town. and the
population Is Increasing az a rapid
rate, one gratifying feature being that
fair proportion Of the people coming
here are purchasing property and
building residences As a residence
section WarwOOd Is unsurpassed. The
town is within easy reach OF Wheel
INK and other large towns in this vi.
cinlty BY trolley or railroad Conei-
dering all lts natural and acquired al.
vnntaRcs Warwood seems destined 10
grow 10 be n much larger town within
the next few years. az II "a peopied by
a progressive citizenship. proud OF
the town and thoroughly alive 20 the
importance 81 advancing its material
growth and prosperity
The employees ~ the Ohio river dam
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-05
STRIKE BREAKER
one Of the Most Noted Drops Into
City and Out Agsin-Busi-
ness Not Known.

J. II. Farley OF New York. the most
noted strike-breaker In the entire
country and known all over the coun-
try as Vanguard Farley" arrived IN
the city yesterday. coming in on a
Pittsburgh train. lie was unable to
secure lodging az the McLure on ac-
count Of the many fair visitors and
has presumably left the city. as no
trace Of him can be found.
The fact that the only strike now In
progress In the state a. az Paint Creek.
led many 10 believe that he may b
bound for that place. but this Is hard
~ likely. as the situation az Paint
Creek ~ too serious ~ present for the
operators 10 take any action toward
bringing strike-breakers In 20 the sec
ton.
Wanted so bows. steady work. good
wages. NorthWood Glass CO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-05

pool "a visiting Miss Alice Howe Of
North Warn God
George Hunt OF South Warwood IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-05
NOTICE

On account Of the West Vir.
ginia Stas Fair at Wheeling. tie
o. R. & ". y. Co. will hold reeu-
lar train Ne. 70. due to leave Bel.
iaire at 4:iO ?. m. until $50 ..
m Central Standard time. on
September, 4th, 5th and 9th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-05
To Extend Switch.

The Wheeling Traction company
started force OF men extending the
switch near the Wheeling Metal fac.
tory az Glendale 20 the Valley Farm.
A number OF teams were put 70 work
hauling the gravel and the first OF
the week the work car will be run
In on the switch and take the dirt
10 other parts OF the company-s lines
for filling purposes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-05
Funeral Tooay.

FUNERAL services over the remains
OF the late Mrs. Martha Morris will
De held this afternoon at / O'Clock.
Inc survivors are Mrs. Jones. OF oil.
mes Bottom. o.. a sister.in-law OF the
deceased. and Mrs. NJ. Barrett. OF the
same place and Mrs. James Jenkins
OF bellaire, o.. are nieces.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-05
To Meet Toaloht.

The regular yearly meeting Of the
Associated Charities will be held this
evening. at their headquarters. at s
o'clock. Miss Mary X. Quick. trained
nurse. OF the Glendale Hospital. who
has charge Of the charities IN this
city. will submit TO the board her
regular monthly report. All members
especially the board OF directors are
requested 10 be present this evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-05

Wanted so bows. steady work, GOOD
wages. NorthWood Glass CO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-05
Installed New Mo.or

Inc Moundsville Electrical company
mas installed a new 80 horse power
eiectric motor in the plant OF the
Moundsviile Excelsior company. in
this city. which will take the place Of
the gas engine used to furnish ,ha
power for the plant The nov ar.
rensement has proven very satisfac.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-05
Many Attend Fair

All during the day yesterday. espe-
claily In the morning. the cars on the
Moundsville division OF the Wheeling
traction company lines were well
hlled with local people going TO the
state Fair at Wheeling island. A
much larger crowd is expected TO at.
tend today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-05
Board Of Trade to Meet.

The local board OF trade will meet
this evening. The civic committee
appointed at the last meeting will
make its report and IL Is probable that
the hotel committee will also make
report Many other important mat
tiers are due for consideration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-05
Arrangements Being Completed.

Arrangements are rapidly being
made by the local Socialists party OF
this county for the rally and picnic TO
be held At the Camp Grounds. on neat
Saturday. Music wiz be furnished
throughout the day by one OF the local
bands and refreshments will be
served on the grounds.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-04

| iran. Acometimiento agras;6a.
| No 2844. Ell Pueblo de Puerto Ri
co VS., Ramon Serrano, Juegos prohi-
bidos
No. 2839. Ell Pueblo de Puerto Ri
co vs., Fernando Llera. Falsa repre-
sentacion.
No. 2783. Ell Pueblo VS.. Ramon
Quinones Infracci6n ordenanzas muni-
cipales
No 2857 Ell Pueblo VS., Mercedes
Rodriguez, Alterar la Paz.
No. 2840 Ell Pueblo VS., Gregorio
Dimas Contra la salud publica.
Junio 18 de 1912. Martes
/ No. 2845 Ell Pueblo de Puerto Ri
co VS., Nicolas Segura Acorn. agre-
sion.
No. 1855 Ell Pueblo VS., Zoilo Mo
rales, Aeon. y Aggression graves.
No 1885. Ell Pueblo VS.. Domingo
Fernandez Infracci6n ley de autos
No. 2841 Cecilia Rivera otros.
Alt la paz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-04
TRIRUNALES


Dla II de JUNO de 1912.
No. 1852 Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico
VS., Juan Morales. Adulteraci6n de le-
che
n 1894 FL Pueblo VS., Andres Gar
cia Adulterar leche.
No. 2793. Ell Pueblo VS., Marcial
Aponte idem.
No. 28l. Juan Morales y Angel
Fraguada idem
No 2810 Ell Pueblo VS., Jose Maldona-
do idem.
No 2811. -El Pueblo VS., Felix Jose
Nieves idem.
No 1862 Ell Pueblo VS., Isabel Scott
| y Alfredo Padilla. idem.
Junio y de 1912 Microbes.
No 2849 Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico
lvs, Ramon Rivera, Acometimiento agre-
sion.
No. 1868. Ell Pueblo de Puerto Ri
co VS., Zen6n Cruz, Acometimiento y
aggression.
No. 1888 FL Pueblo VS., Luisa Gam
baro Inocencia Rivera, Infracci6n del
art 282 del C6digo Penal.
No 1924. Ell Pueblo VS., Antonio Or
tiz Loteria
No. 1928 Ell Pueblo VS., Luciano
Ramos, Loterla.
Junio 13 de 1912. Jueves.
No. 1928. Ell Pueblo VS., Felipe Vaz-
quez, Loteria.
No. 1926. FL Pueblo VS., Felipe Vaz-
quez, Loteria
No 1927. Ell Pueblo VS., Te6flo Diaz
Umpierre. Loteria.
JUNO IA de 1912
No. 1859 Ell Pueblo de Puerto Ri
co VS., Enrique Sosa, Exploitation de me-
nores.
No. 1854. Ell Pueblo VS., Domingo
Perez Infraccion ley de Sanidad.
No 1858 Ell Pueblo VS., Andres de
JESUS Mateo, Alterar la Paz.
No. 1880 Ell Pueblo VS., Baldomera
Cintr6n, Alterar la paz.
No 1886 Ell Pueblo VS., Francisco Ri
vera, Infracci6n Ley de automobiles.
No. 2776. Ell Pueblo VS., Jacob AK
mayer, Acometimiento aggression.
No. 2744. Ell Pueblo de Puerto Ri
co VS., Francisco Hernandez, Crueldad
con los animales.
No. 1881. Ell Pueblo VS., Demetri1
Santos, Infracci6n ordenanzas municipal
les.
No. 1888, Ell Pueblo de Puerto RI
co VS., Carlos Nichols, Ley de autom6-
viles.
No. 2848. Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico
VS., Celestino Cruz, Alterar la Paz.
Junio II de 1912. Lunes.
No. 2843. FL Pueblo vs.. Pedro Alba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-04

No. 1856. Ell Pueblo VS., Franco. An
dino, Alterar la paz.
No. 1874 Ell Pueblo VS., Ignacio
Gonzalez. Juegos prohibidos.
No. 2848. Ell Pueblo vs. Rafael Mar
tin6. Infraccion ordenanzas municpa-
les.
The evening world., 1912-04-25
CROOK "ANNOYED"
BY I0ENTIFICATIONs,
Victims of Jewel Thief Simply
Wouldn't Give Her Any Rest
in the Tombs.

When Julia Jackson. a trim. sbarn.
looking nesress. was arraisned before
Judge Foster In the Cour, OF General
Sessions for sentence to-day .h. corn.
pia'ned that while In the Tombs since
April . her HE had been made mlser.
Able by constant annoyance..
Use neber had a minute 10 mase,..
she told the Judge. FOR the police were
always putting me on exhibition before
q crowd OF people. hardly had time to
sleep"
Juha Jackson IL said by the police 70
ne a very industrious dishonest servant
she was convicted OF stealing $1,000
worth OF jewelry from Mrs. Mary p.
Greer Of No. 1902 Waverley PIac co. bv
whom she was employed as q nurs. on
April I. The police say that she ia,
stolen about $4,000 worth of ~property
In this city In three or four months and
that she operated on a similar scale IN
other cfties.
Mrs, Ida Briggs OF No. 100 East ri'-
ty-seventh street identified Julia as Il
servant who had stolen . 5000 worth
OF jewelry from her. Several other
women also identified the negress as
having vanished with their vsiuables.
These identifications We're made In the
Tombs.
~ am going to send you whore you
will not be annoyed for at least hve
YEAR," Judge foster said. as he sen-
tsnced her to the state Prison for Wom-
en- At Auburn for not less than five
years or more than ten years.
The evening world., 1912-04-25
100000 AST0R TAX.
Many millions for state by Inheri-
tanee of Titanic Victims Estates.

ALBANY. ". y. April New York
State viii receive many millions Of dol
lars In inheritance taxes from the es-
tates of'e number OF the victims Of the
Titanic disaster. II Ia estimated tina
between A,0oo.OD and S.VOO.o0 viii be
paid by the As.or estate, The Straus
and G~ugsenne,m estates also will pay
large tases.
The graded Inheritance tax law pro-
vide for an Increased tax on estates Of
this character. II Imposes u tax on In
cal requests Of ! per cent. up to ~. no,
. per cent. up 10 sAo, 0D; 5 per cent. up
to ,75o,cp., and 4 per cent. on 81. 900. 90
and over. The tax Is 5, 4, : and 8 per
cent. where the requests are to COL
latera!s.
The laigest Inheritance tax heretofore
paid WAS on tie estate OF George smith.
formerly Of London. the total being g.
ooe.sse. The estate OF the later Warren d.
smith, q carpet manufacturer of West
e6OtSk County, 0aId RSQc<v5Rs
The evening world., 1912-04-25
Tried TO FOLLOW HER HUS.
BAND FROM A LiPgBoAT.

''Of curse he Obeyed. and the last I
saw OF him he was running toward the
other end OF the ship. ] tried to get out
Of the q ana follow him. but they held
me down and said he would 90 In an.
other boa and join mo afterward. But
I mover saw him again"
The gin. wife suffered terribly from
cold and exposure during the four
hours she was ahOat. Her little nephews.
who are ak and four years old. respec-
lively. are still confined to the hospital
with the feverish colds they contracted
In that dreadful night.
Antoine Alexander. the lead husband,
was twenty-seven years old and a shoe.
maker by trade. lie had been some
time In New York and was doing well.
30 he decided to 30 back 10 his native
town for a visit. and when he returned
TO America TO bring a wife with him to
establish a home. He had a friend,
George Barrak. who was associated
with Alexander Dallen. his wife's father,
In the peddling business In Wilkes
Barre, Pa. Barrak suggested that his
own wife and children come to America.
under the escor OF his friend. and un-
doubtedly told Alexander Of the wife's
pretty little sister Selanie.
Anyway. she became Mrs. Alexander,
and though she had never left her own
own before. she was eager for a
honeymoon trip to the New World with
her husband. especially as her own
sister would accompany them and her
father would no waiting NJ the end OF
the journey.
The father intends to take the desc
late little widow back with MIN TO his
home in w!lkes-Barre. as soon as she
Is able TO travel. or course. all her
husbands savings, as we'll as her own
clothing. went down with the Titanic.