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RUBY LOST A YEAR FOUND

a very much pleased gentleman In
Paris to-day 10 ". Ulysses GARNER. who
q year 9 At the Hotel Petit Trianon.
Lake Ronkonkoma. L. I. lost q IA
mond-and-ruby scarf pin that once be
longed 70 Queen Marie Antoinette. y
cable sent to NJ. GARNER to-day b,
william X. Vanderbilt Jr.. informed
him that the pin had been found.
Following NJ. Oarnier's loss the hot.
was searched. and Mr.. VANDERBILT
spent several hundred dollnrs havins
every inch Of the Motor parkway gon
over. The search was fruitless. Work.
men found the pin yesterday while
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actors IN the ~oiivsr Twist" east, ne
10 80 seldom seen on the stage nowadays
that his name should be changed from
Arnold DAILY to Arnold Yearly"
Which was considered . great Joke
in Rector'a
Mr.. Goodwin was asked to-day about
the occur rences Of Wednesday night.
and II II we're true that Daly had put
U ch structures on the company.
Yes" said Nat. 'he said certain
things which I consider very impertinent
coming from such an incompetent youns
person"
And the comedian dismissed the
subject.
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FaEn 70 . nightmare. Lyn Harding a.
BIZ Skies evokes as much terror O. q
cream puni Therev"
And that's why there came near t,,ns
a ha~nd-to-hAnd. fst-to-hst survival Of
the fttest In Rsotor's. downstairs, on
Wednesday night.
Rsctor's. downstairs, was filed with
professional men on Wednesday night
when Nat Goodwin and Q party Of
friends drtfted in and Wandered bar.
wise. Nat had heard the news At q
Turkish bath. Ills rubber rubbed Il In
with the massage. Nat was not ami
able. DAILY came out Of the smoke ana
extended his hand. Goodwin looked at
the outstretched hand and then at the
owner.
ooopWIN's HAND RELUCTANT,
VOICE EAGER.
what forf" he said. holding back
his own hand. "Daiy. you dislike my
acting quite a. much as I dislike you
personally. 90 why sl.ake hands7 II
you can't be on the level with me. At
least b courteous TO the strangers
who are associated with me lh this
great success. Pray tell no why you,
who only spell failure. should elect
yourself critic Of such artists as Miss
Collier. Lyn Harding and the rest OF
my as~sociatesr"
Nj. Goodwin was calm. but before he
finished speaking his voice was the
only thing that could be heard In the
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NAT GO0DW|N'S
FAG|N NIGHTMARE
TO ARNOLD DAILY
And Harding's Bill Skies as
Terrorless as Mere
Cream Puff.

Arnold Daily. sometimes successful ac-
tor. sometimes not. has turned his en-
srgy into the channels Of criticism. "oa-
ivsr Twist" now bsans played with an
ali.star cast. including leading English
actors. at the Empire Theatre. 10 the
object Of his aversion.
"Pah!" he 10 quoted ~ saying. 1T 10
wanting in the artistic. II y full OF an
achr onisms. Il 10 rotten with the on.
csption OF Miss Doro. Nat 0oodwin's
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WALL STREET

oeskS we're freely supplied at the OUT
net Of stock market trading to-day. A
stGAAy rsactisa during the nrst hour
'reouos1 the iIsa about I point below the
nnA1 mage Of yesterday. The heaviest
seQne occurred In Great Northern pre-.
feese1. sailing sx-dividend, Unlon Pacinc.
~. BEADING and Great Northern Ore
'>st1aeatsa. Canadian Pacific was one
exeoouos - We declining movsmsas
Win . gain Of . points. 49,
~ uN broke rapidly In the late
afooeaeoa when concentrated selling
wao srestsd assins. Steel. Union Pa
cine, D. rsui and Copper. These t-
ouGo IroDpod I the lowest range Of
,aa 6ay ~ closing time for losses Of
~ 70 two and one-half points.
eDoulabass wers also hard hit In the late
Sel0ag attack. many falling considerably
DseeU tbslr morning levels.
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making Alterations q tie hotel. II had
slipped into . crsvics OF the clock-room
floor.
The trinkst 10 Q large diamond en-.
closed In q circiet Of rubiss and VA
worn by Marie Antoinette as an earring.
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Photographic Supplies of Quality !.
N Our Films, Plates and Supplies Are Guaranteed Fresh

PRINTING RAMES-with glass: sile
3.ntk; elsswhere. zoe: speciai 4
lures: G.in.; elsewhere 2hc: special loc
PRINT RO1I.FRs.rse IN mounting pig
r6,S STesi ! ! u GiisoI;TsMThers a S :U sss; u auje
ity; elsewhere 39c; special. -. .3ec
RI BBER APRONs-For ues IN dsIk
VIiBBER FJNGERS-Protect the .finecgv
from acids; elsewhere lSc: specitl.t1s
CAMERA DRrsSsNG-.lf the leather o.
camera dressing and make II new a9ein;
elsewhere use; special.
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ACTIVE SECURITIES.

- Desln qtsea. 2oI 400 share; Rssiins
,akkSNs; Uplcn rseihe. 5i.s6o SHARE
D.eoc shssS and M'vcur pselhr, $50
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Deaths.
WHITE.

Joseph y. Lochboehler, / year, l4ls Ames
street northeast.
George w. Dercne, jr., IS years, 1ll2 B
street northeast.
Alice l.. Rodman, - years 33U Eleventh
street southeast
William a. Kelly, ~ years. 1906 North
Capitol street.
John Quinn, - years Government Hos
pital for the Insane
John II. Sebastian. - years, George
Washington University Hospital.
James Goodwin, 81 years, Frecdmen's
Hospital.
Leonard kcllerhous". IS years, 1928 Wis
cOnsln avenue northwest.
George EaTscy. - years. Government
Hospital for the Insane.
Margaret Mccarthy, ~ years. i76 Eye
street southwest.
Hugh II. Martin. II years. Government
Hospital for the Insane.
Clayton !. croft. - years. i23 Tenth
street northeast
Simon -. Barnes. ~ years, Government
Hospital FOR the IIsane.
Sarah a. Lowe. 70 years. 2l26 Fourteenth
street northw.s
COLORED.
Thomas Cain, ~ years. g3S l. street
northwest.
Thomas He'll. 50 years. 1909 sixth street
northwest.
Cornelius Veney, a years, 1916 Third
street southwest.
Louise johnson. % years. 2S29 NJ street
northwest.
John n. Mcdowell, Is years. 1871 Fiji
tcenth street southeast.
Emelinc Ryder, % years, 326 d street
southeast.
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MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN

SECOND TRUST.
Money to loan at 60 On District Real FL.
tate. ANY amount from 500 to i6Uu on
frst or ee.und trust, IN straight nute or
monthly payments. Takes only thrus daSs
10 make them.
CHARLES L. TRIEBY,
Thompsun building. 70J 18th II y "
opp. Treasury. Next to Drug store,
LOANS on INDoRSED NOTES, stUcNs ali
Kinds, collateral l buy notes, Second trusts
on real estate. No red tape. Can accomlmv-
date same day that apply. r. K. BENNETT
$40 Net. Bank Bldg.. Tel. Main 6sOs. -
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DEATHS

COPP-On the morning Of Thursday. Novcm-
her II, 1912 at Garfield Hospital after a
nng illness. HENRY NORRIS corp. In
the twentieth year Of his ase.
Funcfsl services at his late residence s22
Vember iG alta M.
WILL Wd,Ll:iAMsoN-At At her re.ldencs. esI q
OF James W. Williamson
Fnnerrl from her late residence. sJ7 q
hfeet northwest Friday, November IL. 1872,
~! " M RolntiN er and friends invited to
attend lnterment Congressional Cemetery.
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Marriage Licenses.

Joseph W. Keating and Martha A, Will
kins both OF Washington.
James a. Doyle. OF olive, Va. and
Ethel Johnson. Of warrenton, Va.
Dennis J. Mccarthy and Mary Mayock,
both of Washington.
William $. Smith and Ada c. McDon-
aid. both OF Potomac. Md.
Francis w. Voglcr and Catherine NJ
Nelson. both of Washington.
John l.. Taylor and Rose Il waddeIl,
both Of Washington.
August Wolf and Gertrude p. Kimes.
both OF Washington
COLORED.
James Monroe and Rettie Hin. both OF
Washington.
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Vital Records.
Births.

WHITE.
John l.. and Bertha A. Sullivan. hoy.
Franklin ID. and Mabel G. Shawn, girl.
samuel and Sadie Ritzenberg. girl.
Carl and Anna Hornisher, girl.
Lewis II. and Nellie 4. Frick, girl.
lgnazio and Silvia Capanneiii. boy.
c. +. and America B. Burns, boy.
Alonzo and Jessie Graham, boy.
Joseph and Elizabeth wetzcll. boy.
COLORED.
Ed. and Amanda Washington. boy and .
girl twins).
George and Mary Jackson, boy.
Alfred a. and Marion Cole. boy.
Samuel and Alice Foster girl.
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RAILROADS
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

premier CARRIER or THE SOUTH.
y II Following schedule figures published
only as information and are not guaranteed.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGToN
For Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile. New
Orleans, 500 a. III. and l0I5 y. IN. daily.
For Chattanoogu and Memphis via Ashe-
VILE -O:i5 p. m, daily.
For Atlanta, Columbus. BirminGhnm. $50
A. M and 1 30 y. IN. daily. Dining cars.
For Atlanta. Admission, Talladega, Calera.
Belma $50 a. IN. and 4:35 D. IN. daily, and
Tor TnIOntown. Jemopolis. Meridian. $3.50 a.
M daily. Dining cars.
For ROANOKE. bristol. Knoxville, Chatta-
nouga Birmingham. Meridian. Nicksburg.
For Roanoke. knoxville Chattanooga Nash
may be occupied after 1000 p, N. Dining car.
For Ashevilc, $50 "A. m. 800 -. M, and
O:i5 p. m. daily. Dining cars
For Columbia. Summervillc, Charleston.
Aiken Augusta. savannah. brunswick. jack
sunvilie and Florida points. 5;55 D. M. daily
Dining car. ,,,
daV, i:35 y. m.
For HarrsOnburg $50 Il. IN. (parlor carr
daily: 8'%5 y. IL. (parlor carr. and $40 p. m.
Tnr ChGrloties, lie docaD, 7:3O a, m. and
FnI !" Warrcnton $50 a, M. II 90 Il. m. $40
u M daily: 3%i p. NJ. tparlor carr. and t:5j
D. ''' "''" "' !, :. RRowN. General Agent.
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FOR SALE-H0USES

FOR 81 ABE-sG,5O0 viii buy a three
story ninc-ruom brick dwelling with
hot-water heat, with u two-Hturv brick
hahle in fenr, located between the Tth
and 9Th 81. car lines, This Is real
bargain.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.. INC. =
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CHEsApEAi<E n ONO LINES

3:IS p. IN. duiy-Seepcrs to Louisville. Gin
cInnptl Indiana p' lis, and 81. Louis
6:'6 .. IN. daily-Pullman to Cincinnati and
Chicago.
Springs cincinnati. and Louisville. CIncin-
nat. sleeper Irn for occupancy 10 u. NJ
offices. 5l3 Pa. ave, 1859 + st. and Union
Station.
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LEGAL NOTICES

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLI MliIA. iiOldinG Probate Court. No
1860, Administration. This Is to give notice:
That thv subscriber. OF the District ~ Co
lunbia. has obtained from the Probate Court
OF the District Of Columbia, tiers testament
HlN on tn, estate ui Ellen CraiI late o. the
listrI"i Ol Columbia, deceased. All DeIsOn5
having claims against the deceased are
hVrrLf warned to exhibit the same. with the
Vouchers thereof. legally Huthcnticltcl, to
tue subscriber ON or before the 9Th day OF
July, \. u. 1913: otherwise they may by law
be excluded from all benefit OF said rstatL.
Given under my hand this 5th day ur July,
1872. WILLIAM II. MCGRANN, 1907 n st
\. w. tSeuD Attest; JAMES TANNER
llcBster nt wills for the District of Culunl-
hiu. Clerk Of the Probate Court. CHARLES
W. Fits. Attorney.
SUPREME COIRT OF THE DISTRICT or
COLUMBIA Holding Probate Court. No
$780, Administration. This Is to give no
tiCU: THAT the subscriber, uf the Dittrirt nf
Columbia, has ODt Aimed from the Iro5ut.
Court Of the District of Columbia. letters o.
administration on the estate OF Robert II
Hazard, late OF the District Of Cnumhin de-
ceased. All persons having claims Gg1ingt
tho deceased arc hrIclY warned 10 eNhiht the
same, with the vouchers thereof. legally au-
Ihcnticatcd, 10 the surscrib,r. on or bcior,
the l-th day Of November, \. ID. 1913; other.
wise they may bY law he excluded from all
hCRctit Uf said CCtate Given under my han
thh. 18th duv Ct November, !9lg ANNA Il
HAZARD, F'OrCsUillv Md (SCiD Altr5t.
JAMES TANNER Register Of Wills lur thn
district OF Columbia. Clerk of the PROM f.,
Court, CHAS. Ii. TURNER. Attorney. -
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WANTED STORES

is suitable for grocery; location must he
one that commands Il cash trade. Must he
cheap and have good business possIbilitirs
viii pay from 1900 to 5000 No vacant
stores Will be considered. Address hon
800. Times office,
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FOR SALE -Two-story brick dwelling
WIN four bed ropmg on the second
hoor' newly DaDercd throughout. Prop
erty ~ located close To- Lincoln Park
and is In excellent condition. Price
t5, 100.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.. INC. =
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REFRlGERATORS, ICE BOXES

MvLIt.ll hIsr 4,IGEitA URo
And IoUIIns kounis IaNe nv equal
AGGkAi kEFklGEltATOR CO.. GIL h \. W.
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FOR SALE OK EXCHANGE

TO SELL will arrange terms TO suit OH each
DOUBLE STORE property; nice HAT above
very large corner lot near 7th and Fla.
ave. y. W: rental 500 wear; price So, 800
trade II clear for or s-roum house On the
heights about same value.
THREE 2-famly colored flats y. W: rental
each s2j month; price $3.50 each: trust s., ,uOl
each; trade equity for clear ground in city
acreage in Md. or Va.
NEW 6-room and bath pressed brick house,
double back porch near 7th and NJ sts S.
W; good renter: price $500; cnCNnbrancc
s., 800; trade for alley house or cheap lots
MODERN Gr. and b. colonial built brick
house In good residence section southeast;
good renter or ideal home; price 50, $50; trust
s2,oU0: trade equity for small farm or sub
urban place and assume trust.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
li23 + st. y. w.
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WINDOW ClEAilIf.G

HOW ABOUT DIRTY WINDOWS?
Ilo w White Help. Moderate Prices.
LEON l.. CAIiOON. Acme window Cleaning
Co. 92l q St y. W Phone NJ. 7li9,
HAVE YOUR WINDOWS cleaned by the
Rruoklyn system, which consists OF hrFt
class work only. Phone Lincoln 3OSS
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APARTMENTS TO LET
Unturnished.
1927 10th Street n. w.

only one apartment left; bachelor
apartment Of two rooms and bath; all
outside rooms. service cannot be ex-
Celled; electric elevator: cYelently To-
Gated. Rent only SO a month. Apply to
THOMAS J. FISHER Il CO.. INC.
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FOR SAl.E-Between the nth and Iith
~. car lines. Columbia Heights. two
story, eight-ruom dwelling with gar
age In rear at price oT Sc, 5OO Attic
over entire house furnishes excellent
storage facilities
THOMAS J. FISHER 4 CO.. INC. -
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FUR RENT-H0USeS
Unfurnished.

FOR RENT
ig3 7TH ST. ~ n, s225O
per month";; Just OF Mass. ave:
rooms and bath, and put In splendid
condition: key at office.
MOORE u HILL. INC. HzO-22 II 81. NV.
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FOR SAlc-FARMS
Tor Rent.

35 ACRES land broom house. barn for II
COWS. sheds, corn house. etc. suitable for
dairy or trucking: one mile IRON District OF
COLUMBIA. Inquire at DIR. CZARRA'S S place
West HNattsNile. Md.
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l.ArESr designs OF wall paper; work guar
antrud. reasonable prices. IMPERIAL l..
WALL. PAPER ~. i67 q ~ W. rh NJ 1904
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700 less than other firms
Phone Line 22iy, or drop postal Tor eSti-
uIale CiiAS. X. HlSAN. @vi L. Cap Sc
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FOR RENT-STABlES
WALL PAPER

FOR RENT-Two-story brick stable Key q
81 3rd 81 y. w
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MOTORCYCLES

SECOND HAND MOTORCYCLES.
4 FEW GUARANTEED SLIGHTLY USED
MACHINES LEFT WHICH CAN BE
BOUGHT At BARGAINS.
CASH or PAYMENTS.
BERRYMAN n WILLIAMS
Main tlSG. 9I2 9th st. y. W.
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a. and grocery: on Z streets In vicinity
N, ,.AngdOn: receipts sac uay; big bargain
NJ s'oVV' oncr wanted. rent SIS.
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H. BAUM & SON, 9l2 Pa. Ave.
ST Load Per Month. Phone NJ. 1854
GET OUR ESTIMATES on absolutely hrs-
proof storage, moving, packing. UNITED
STATES STORAGE CO., 4lS-2O 10Th 81. n. ".
Phvns NJ. 40.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-30
Available Small PlatS
For Truck Farming :: g:

In the outlying territory surrOud-
ling Plains there is a vast area of rich;
}SOil that has been used in theTpaSt:
! for staple crops, but now the lands
fare. being divided and sub-divided
}intO small tracts of five acres and up
awards, making it possible for farm
! er or trucker with limited capital to
|engage in agriculture on few acres.
|By concentrated effort splendid in
|Come can be realized on a few acres;
;Of this land. Too much land is the;
serious drawback to the south. 1t;
|has been demonstrated here in this;
|viCinity that a good living can be:
made on very few acres. The land
lis highly productive and suited to
numerous crops.
Truck farming on a commercial
}Scale has just begun in this section.
! 1t is not an uncertain venture for the
Vigorous farmer. The soil is adapt
fable, the climate is emi-tropical and
1.-THE markets are accessible. Choice
}tracts are available for those who
mean business and reasonable aSsis-
}tanCe will be rendered.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-30
The Schools, Churches,
and Social Atmosphere

Plains is justly proud of its school;
System. Here a High School is main
;tained that is thorough, and eQuipS;
1.-THE boy or girl for entrance to any;
college Or University. The faculty;
lis efficient and the building is mod
:ern and cOmmOdiOus.
Plains has three religious organi-
tions-MethodiSt, Baptist, Luth-
:eran- each of these organizations;
:have a mOdernly built and attractive|
:church house. The people of Plains|
:and community are religiOusly ina
|clined and take much pride in theirs
|Church buildings and enjoy their;
|ChurCh life.
The people here are as one big
family working together harmoni-
|ously for the common veal. The;
|people are good, whole-hearted con-;
|genial folks and exceedingly pleas
|ant neighbors. Strangers are treated;
warmly.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-30
"A Place Of Happiness and
Commercial Profit /: !:

The people Of Plains are happy,
/ law abiding and prosperous. The|
|section is plateau, being high and|
|dry and moderately drained. The;
|climate is pleasant the entire year.;
THE winters are mild and summers
fare agreeable. It is true that the;
|m1d-SummerS are warm as in the;
|nOrth or west, but here there is ever:
ia gentle salubrious breeze that is am
|enjoyable naturrl gift to this section.
The beauty of the Plains territory|
cannot be imagined or described.|
The residents are university SatiS-}
Efied and are enthusiastic. There isl
|rOOm here for other good folks and;
|suCh will be received with a congo
|nial cooperative welcome. This isl
|the one desirable place for truck !
GERS, pOultry-men, dairymen or those}
|deSiring to engage in small manu-
featuring persuitS.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-08
DENIES LA TOILETTE
WILL SUPPORT WILSON.
Lawyer Partner of Senator Contra
diets Statement by Spreckl=s
''.. e.. League.

MADISON. Wis. Oct s-Alfred T.
Rogers, Senator La .Eollette's law part
nor and Republican National Commit
seesnau FOR Wisconsin. when shown a
Chicago despatch saying that the WILL
son National Progressive Republican
League had issued a statement THAI
Senator Il, Toilette had declared him
sci, for Wilson, gave out the following:
ANY statement that Senator La Fol-
let's has declared for Wilson Is abso-
lutely false and without any foundation.
Furthermore. let IL be Understood once
ana for all that Senator La Toilette
will make all announcements which he
gives out regarding issues and candl-
dates through his own magazine and
from the public platform.
Signed ALFRED T. ROGERS"
CHICAGO. Oct. s.--The Senator Rob.
ert La Toilette OF Wisconsin has de.
clared himself for Wilson and will take
an active part In tho Democratic cam.
palgn Is statement issued to-day b,
the wilson National Progressive Repub
lican League. The league. headed b,
Rudolph Spreckels. the San Franciso
millionaire, has Just opened a branc,
onice here. Besides the Statement, m,
Ia Fo!lette has declared for Wilson !,
iist OF prominent Repu bllcans VIII.
ave turned down both TAFT and Rooae.
Welt 0o"e
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Housecleaner Took $4,000 Gem..

Alice Coleman negress, living a.
No. PIG West One Hundred and Thirty
third street. was arrested by Detectiv,
McMann charged with the larceny o.
four diamond rings, worth $1,000. from
Mrs. Charlotte Hopkins OF Washington,
widow OF United states Army officer
Mrs, Hopkins ensaged The girl to worp
In the home OF her son-in-law, Or. Pa,
,terson. OF No. lO East S.Sty-secon>
street The rings were taken from Mrs
Hopkins's Jewel case. Magistrate Krot,
In Harlem Court to-day held the XII
ulr the Grand Jury. Two rings, value.
at 5000, were In her possession.
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Drops Dead on way to New jersey

A. A. Frazer. q stationary engineer.
living at No. 14s Green street. Green
point. L. l.. dropped dead at go this
morning in the annex to the Hudson
Terminal Building at No. ~ Cortland.
street while hurrying for train for
New Jersey. The body waS removed to
the Greenwich street station. Mr..
Frazer was nfty-nve years OF age and
married.
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Bruce-Brown's AWto Driver Dies.
MILWAUKEE. Wis. Oct Stony
Scudeiari. mcchanlcian for Bruce
Brown. who was killed last week while
trying out the Vanderbilt cup race
course In this city. died to-day from In
jurles received when their car went into
q ditch.