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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-12
FRECKLES
ooHt Hide Them With a Veil; Remove
Them With the New Drug.

w eminent skin specialist recently
Fered new drug, othine-double
seel ~ which is 80 uniformly sue
isssfuI in removing freckles and Civ
,.s ear, beautiful complexion that
soid by Jacobs Pharmacy under
7Q5olute guarantee to refund the
money If it fails
d. 'on hide your freckles under veil,
ounce of othine and remove
sso Even the first nights use will
-, wonderful improvement. some
,-. ,Ae lighter freckles vanishing en-
1t is absolutely harmless. and
h7i injure the most tender skin.
A.. sure to ask Jacobs Pharmacy for
H. .ouole strength othine; it is this
lee 'ie ''ioiieN oaoN : VA al
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-12
BOY BATTLES WITH FISH
IN HOTEL FOUNTAIN POOL

CHICAGO, July 12.-The large foun-
tain in the Pompeiian room of the Con
gress hotel was used as a bathing pool
by Sammie Wertheimer, seven years
old. who Invested himself of shoes and
stockings and waded and rolled with
the goldfish for an hour delighting
women and men patrons of the hotel.
He was WATCHED by his father and
mother Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Werthei-
mer, of New York
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-12
MACON SUBURB DESIRES
TO BECOME PART OF CITY

MACON. GA, July Residents OF
Cherokee Heights. populous suburb
of Macon. last night took steps which
may result in annexation The citizens
unanimously petitioned the city coun-
eli to annex their territory Council
will next week ask the legislators from
Bibb TO Introduce a bill authorizing an
neXation
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-12
Miss Atkisson Entertains.
FUTURE EVENTS

The dinner dance at the Driving club
tomorrow evening will be a pleasant
break in the monotony of the season
for the grownups. There will be a
number of parties for supper. one OF
these 10 include DR. and Mrs w. J,
Blalock, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence May,
Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Peters, Mr. and
Mrs George Dexter.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Dargan will have
small party, and there will be several
parties of young people dining on the
terrace before the dance.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-12

Miss Irene Lopez entertained at an
informal bridge party of twelve guests
this afternoon for her guest, Miss Bes-
sic Ellis of Cordee Miss Lopez. Miss
Ellis and Miss Madge Horne leave
Monday for Hendersonville. ~ c..
where they will be chaperoned by Mrs.
D. H. Lopez.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-12

Judge and Mrs Spencer Atkinson,
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Orme, Mrs. Emily
Carter Devine and Mrs Harry Jackson
returned today from a pleasant stay
of two weeks al st. Simons Mrs. De-
vine has returned to Carriers for stay.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-12
BOY HURLS BRICK IN
BALL GAME AND KILLS

CHARLESTON. ILL. July 12.-Wal-
ter McPherron is dead today a the re-
suit Of being hit by brick thrown by
Jesse Burrows. The boys were playing
ball when the quarrel began. Burrows
was charged by the coroner's jury with
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-12
PLAGUE QUARANTINE
IN CUBA HOLDS MANY
BOUND FOR AMERICA

HAVANA July 70 Hundreds of
Ameri ans bound for Florida are held
up here by the rigid quarantine estab-
lished against bubonic plague Cere-
melo IIegluera who has been under
treatment for two days as plague
patient died today but it can not be
determined definitely whether he was a
victim of .he plague or not until a bac-
THEOLOGICAL examination has been COM
nleted
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-12
HOTELS AND RESORTS
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.
GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL.

Virginia ave, near Beach and Steel Pier
open surroundings Capacity 500 Hot aud
cold sea water baths. Large rooms, south
ern exposure. Elevator TO street level, spa
clous porohes, etc Special week rates
% 81 up daily Booklet Coaches meet
trains COOPER &. LEEDS
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-12

LOSES LEG UNDER TRAIN.
ALBANY GA, July 12.-B. j Futch, a
hostler in the A. c. L. yards, this city,
vas run over by train last night, one
leg being amputated.
Evening star., 1912-06-30

There's still add Consider dealers discount.
The average price of the S17O0 higher than the
of the Wnton Six. The dealer gets per dis
Twenty per of $17O0 $40. And you pay
$40 in dealers discount of these than
do on the Wnton Six.
Add this additional $34O the $685. shown
above and you will find total of $6O2 3S that
forced add the Winton Six price (See Table No 2
tWHY WE PRINT THESE FIGURES
The Winton Company practically the only in Amer
selling high grade Skies $4,000 that publish
hese facts and figures Because the Wnton Company
ideally (f actually the only wholly free from any
mendous burden connected with quality We
plant free and nothing bons mortgages
gold notes
We publish these facts set you thinking.
Making, we do the highest grade that long
specialized experience and the best of facilities produce
you find out that hghqualy, uptothe minute
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-10
GEO. ". PERKINS
PASSES THROUGH
HERE TONIGHT
Multi Millionaire and Strong
Backer Of Teddy Roosevelt
en- Way to California With
Party.

Accompanied by a party OF friends
and travelling loo q fnc private car.
George W. Perkins, mulu-miilionairc
and retired pa 'Icr 81 the j. plerpont
MorgRn company % New YORK city,
viii pass through Albuquerque on
santa Pc train $50. I tonight en- route
90 the PaoiaC coast Mr., Perkins Is
one Of the best known nngnriors IN
the country and has lately broken IN
TO the lmelisht with considerable
force because uf his support of Theo-
dore Roosevelt Cor the uSmlnati0u for
president Several years ago Mr.
Perkins figured quite prominently IN
an Insurance Investigation ana Is
known by name and fame throughout
the entire country, Retiring from ac-
tive banking financing. Mr.. Perkins
has undertaken the work Of educating
the general public IN financial matters
and d In blk demand as public
speaker. Although he Is going 70 the
Pacific coast ON % pleasure trip, il ia
likely that he viii deliver several adj
dresses In Los Angeles and elsewhere.
Il Is possible that Mr. Perkins may
decide to remain day In Alhuquer-
que. lie WIZ spend some time az the
Grand Canyon en- route TO Los An
geles.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-10
LIE BRUN TICKETS
ARE IN DEMAND
isemalndcr on House WIN he Put ON
sale Monday at NiatsOn's aud Those
Who Want In should Go Early.

The demand FOR single tickets TO tho
lie Brun grand opera entertainment ~
unprecedented. Can after call comes
for reservations and one of the big
gost houses of The course SO far Is
assured.
The remainder of the tickets VIII go
ON sale az Matson's Monday morning
at $40.
Al those who wish $50 secure tickets
for the Lo Brgn entertainment had
better securc them as soon as possi-
bic Monday morning. as 81 locke as 81
standing room would be az pre-
mluru. -.
This company needs no further
word 81 commcncation in this city, as
they PLAYED here once before ana are
tho 1sest company presented by any
iyceum company in America.
They have hosts OF friends IN THIS
city who have either heard thcm here
or in other cities They VIII present
"Cavalcna Busuccua' and Faust IN
Albuquerque.
An entertainment not To be sur
PASSED this year win be the portion ot
those who see thi5 company.
Remember seats on sale ut Matson
at St30 Monday morning ana Tuesday
night in the Elbs' OPERA house the
city VIII get one ot the finest evenings
OF entertainment possible
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-10
JUAREZ RACES

Juaroz. Feb. i0.--Entrios for tomor-
row.
First race. purse. 2-year-olds, four
furlongs-- Oldsmobile 1923 stout
Heart. King stalwart. 105; palutable'
rs; Pan Zareta, M.
Second race, selling. one mile and a
furlong--sDottle H.. 9E; 'Rake, 100.
Hiccough. 1903; Tahoe, Junroz, lO5;
The Pear, Tiflls. barney Oldheld.
Whidden. Pcdoro. Rubinon, 10.
Third race. handicap, SIX furlones-
DR. smoot. 90 Kootonay, 100, closer,
.112. Pride OF Llsmorc, ilG.
Fourth race. selling. El paso stakes
ono mile.-Cncle Ben. i04; John Louis,
Roy Junior, 10T; 'Arasee III
Fifth race, selling, six furlongs-
skiing Elk, 100; Port Arlington, Boz
ana. 1925 Nita II. Keep Moving. 1908;
Tom Franks, Sabado, Tallpw Dip,
Brave WHhcrs. t05; Glorio. l06.
six,h race. selling six furlonss-
sChHa. 9S; Lyle knight Balronia,
Mary Hyde. 10, J. H. Reed, IA;
John Griffin II, i12.
Apprentice allowance.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-10
M0RTUARY.
Atanislado Nuanes.

Atanislado Nuunes. one 81 the old
est and most prominent Spanlsh'Amer-
Jean residents OF this city, passed
away this morning at 1880 at the
ramily residence IN Barclas after be-
ing m only rs days the result OF an
attack OF Pneumonia. Mr.. Nuanes
was GS years Of age and was born
and raised IN Albuquerque, numbering
among his friends and acquaiulances
all OF the older residents Of this To-
cality. A retired merchant and other
wise prominent man there VIII be
many to mourn his deceose aside
from q large number Of relatives.
The deceased was "A charter member
of the S. ID. 4. d. b. ID. NJ y. society
and the funeral services win be con-
Quoted by that organization Monday
morning al o'clock In the Sacred
Heart church where solemn requiem
mass win be celebrated. lnterment
will be Ia 81. Joaephs cemetery.
A wife and the following children
an resldenta OF this city, survive the
deceased, Plutarco, Donaciano, Elias,
Santiago, Francisco Marietta. Dele
tina,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-10
new SCOUTMASTER
REORGANIzES THE
BOY SCOUTS
Well Kown Young Man Takes
Organization of Juveniles;
Thirty-twO Old Members
Present at Reorganization.

The Albuquerque council OF BOY
scouts-not dead but sleeping Tor
several months. was rejuvenated and
recognized today by Raymond -.
stamm. well Known Young Albu-
luerauc man. who has consented To-
take over the Organization and off
ciate ns scoutmastof Mr. Stamm held
an enthusiustlc meeting Of the scouts
ln the armory. this afternoon Thirty
two OF the old bows were present and
"a number OF other lads. all 81 whom
were anxious GO obtain application
binnks Tor membership Following
the work incident to REORGANIZATION
the scotumastor addressed the boys
lie told them that the scouts will bo
conducted on q businessliko basis
with less military discipline than is
generally the cage--aud with more
work and more play than heretofore.
Mr.. Stamm began his regime by
taking eight OF the Older boys and as.
signing them to positions as patrol
leaders. These patrol leaders will.
when the work OF reorganization b.
complete. form patrols, eight boys w
each patrol Each patrol viii receive
q name and a Sign and will have secret
signals for use when in the woods and
/ mills. u Is the intention Of Scout
master stamm TO drill the boys inside
] for several weeks and 10 take them
on an outing OF several days or q
week during the summer months. A
big gathering OF the scouts Will ho
held next Friday evening at a place
ito be designated later. Mr. Siamm IA
anxious 90 have all worthy boys IN
Albuquerque join the organization and
says he VIII be glad 70 explain the OBJ
iects OF the scouts to parents who
lmay be preiudiced against them
without reason.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-10
PERSONALS.

Miss Louise Hopper. chief clerk 1o
the superintendent of reading rooms
on the santa Fe system. left last
evening for Vaughn. y. NJ, and 10
there today inspecting the Vaughn
reading room. Miss Hopper will re-
turn 20 Albuquerque sunday and or
Monday viii probably decide whether
or not the 4. n. NJ. Glee club Will
make a trip over the Santa Fe circuit
from Albuquerque 60 san Francisco
The glec club Is practicing strenuous
~ and hopes 20 make good showing
when Miss Hopper sits az critic
Fireman Fidler of the santa r.
coast lines. g. "a patient IA the Santa
Re hospital here. with n fractured ieti
arm. Fidlar. who makes his lay
overs in Gallup. was struck hy re-
Verse lever On an engine in the Gallup
yards ana had his arm broken ia th,
scrimHaEo.
Judge A. y FAN and family Jeff
last night for santa Re, whore they
viii remain durins the coming session
OF the legislature. Judge Fall ls at
aggressive candidate for United states
senator and viii open headquarters b.
the state capital al once
ID. c. Kaseman o. Philadelphia ar
rived on the Santa he limited this
afternoon TO visit his brother. @. A
Kascman. of this city. Mr. Kasemaf
! Is prominent coal. lumber and rail
road operator IN gennsy iyania.
The Catalano divorce case. the tria
OF which began in the district cour
yesterday. was continued today ans
Iadjourned over until Monday. /
I is likely that the summing up OF th'
case and arguments of attorneys VII
be- made Monday afternoon.
Balliugall Burke. son 81 Judge an'
Mrs w VI. Burke. returned thi
morning from El Paso. Texas. wher
he has been for several months While
in the Pass city Bud" met with al
accident and was for several weeks Il
hospital He is now recuperating
Judge Herbert Reynolds Ga the dis
/ trlct court today granted a decree o
divorce 90 Kathryn n Pritchett from
her husband, James W Pritohett. Tn
fritcheits were married in Flagstan
Arlz., June s. 1907. Mrs. Prltchet
alleges her husband deserted her u
/ Albuquerque on August no., 1910. Tn
court granted the divorce on Ia
grounds OF abandonment
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-10
PRESIDENT TAFT IS
ACCUSED OF
CONSPIRACY
Brigadier General G. H. Whip.
pie Retired, Declares Presi-
dent Had Court Martial Of
Major Ray Suppressed.


tny EveninE usFaia a. p. Leased wIrsi
wnshinslon, y. g.. Fob. io,--Brig-
adler General G. w. whlpple retiring
rnymnstcr general Of the army. today
told the house committee on oxpen-
diturcs in the war department that
chargcs % conduct unbecoming a gem
tlcman and an officer against MAJOR y.
V. Ray Of tue army pay corps had
been suppressed at the suggestion Of
Precedent Taft.
Ray. 10 IL charged. took an active
part In the TAFT campaign OF 1905
ana his political activity has been
nyder Investigation by the congress
slonel committee.
II has been charged that Major
Ray acted as a walking delegate
for the Republican party.
General Whipple said that twice
Major Ray had escaped trial on
charges which he. the general, beliov-
ed warranted prosecution lie said
he went 10 Beverley In 1910 10 see the
president and that Mr.. raft had dic-
tated a letter IN his presence advls.
. ing that for the honor OF the army
and the eOod name OF woman, sior-
les OF the majors acquaintance with
tho wife OF an employee OF the pay Ge-
partment be kept from the records.
This letter and two others by Presi-
dent TAFT were put In the record 20
show the political connections OF
Major RAY
The paymaster was appointed 90 the
army after serving In the campaign
OF 1896 under Mark Hanna IN rounding
zap the railway trainmens vote He ~
said 10 have done similar work IN the
campaign of 1908 for President TAFT.
In one OF his letters President Tar
said Major Ray had been active IN
the campaign at the instance or his
lthe presdents) brother, and added
that he feared Major Ray had pre-
sumed" on the value Of the service
-gndcred.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-10
COMMUNITY IDEA IS
MAKING BIG HIT
Local Business People Are
Showing Effective Interest
in New First-FloOr office
Arrangement.

After careful and Interested M
spoctlon, number az the most proc
gressiyo business men ln this city
have expressed tho.r most hearty APP
provnl Of the community office idea,
which has boon so successfully carr
rlod out hy A. ~ Blkker. IN. on the
first floor of the Luna-strlckler build
inN.
Ideally located, perfectly lighted,
both night and day. and provided
with every convenience. the new COM
munity offices mHgt commend them
selves 40 huHness people who are proc
groesigo onouEh to see that attractive
SURROUNDINGS are One of the best adj
yortls,monta a number ~ office
spaces have ALREADY been rented, and
particulars couccrning The others
may ho had from Mr Wkkcr on the
premises
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-10
COL. JOHNSON TO
ADDRESSSTUDENTS
Pupils of Grammar School 70
Hear of Home Life Of Abra-
ham Lincoln Monday Aft
ern0On.

From the lips of man who saw
Abraham Lincoln In life and who ~
one OF The most ardent Lincoln adj
mirers in tho country. the pupils on
the grammar grades OF the city
schools viii hear on Monday afternoon
next the story of the Great Emancipa-
Tor The speaker will be Colonel
Edward Johnson, patriotic instructor
in New Mexico FOR the Grand Army
Of the Republic. The Lincoln speech
viii be delivered In the library school
beginning az $3.50. Parents and
friends OF the pupils are invited 90
ATTEND Mr.. Johnson will tell OF the
home life OF Abraham Lincoln; his
boyhood and his manhood The story
will be told Ia simple language aad Il
goes without saying that the boys and
girls will be- much pleased with the
lecture. which viii be replete with
incidents and anecdotes not contained
IN written history.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-10
CATARRH CANNOT BE CuRED

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as
they cannot reach the seat OF the
disease. Catarrh Is O blood or con
stitutlonai disease, ana IN order 20
cure Il you must take internal rem
edlea. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces, Halle
Cntarrh Cure ~ not a quack medi'
cine II was prescribed By one Of
the best physicians IN this country
for years and Ia a regular preaorip-
ton. ~ Is composed OF the best
tonsos known, combined with the best
blood purifiers. acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect com
bination Of tho two ingredients u
what produces such wonderful results
in curing cataTIh. Send for testi-
monials free.
r. ]. CHENEY a CO. Props,
Toledo. O.
Sold by druggists. price 76c
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
Utipatlon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-10


Committee on privileges and
elections adopts report cxOncrat-
ing Senator stephenson from
charges of corruption s 20 G..
Understood senator Cummlns
and progrcsslycs VIII nght con-
nrmation OF Myron r. fIerrick as
ambassador 90 France.
HOUSE.
Solicitor McCaho continues exc
nlbnntiop OF agricultural depart.
menrs attitude IN Florida ever
eladcs land case.
Testimony regarding labor con-
diuons IN United states steel
corporations subsidiaries contin-
rcd before steel trust lnvestiga-
ton
Questioning OF George y. Corr
telyou about Lewis fraud order
was continued before poatohice
expenditures committee.
Charged before committee on
expenditures m war department
that President Taft shielded Ma
jor Beechor p. Ray, "a pnymaster.
from court martial because Of
Rays political services in 1905.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-10
WHITAKER CASE IS
DISMISSED
No Testimony Offered to Sup
port Contention That Sun.
nyside Inn Man FraudU-
lentiy Secured Goods.

when tho case of the state against
c. G. Whitaker. the proprietor Of
'uuEsslde Inn IN old Town was called
for hearing before Magistrate Craig
this morning, the prosecution dis
missed the case. The statement WAS
made that the proceeding was insu-
tuted under a miMpprehcnslon OF tho
facts surrounding the matter The
case grew out of the fact that when
the Meyers company was dealing with
Whitaker Mr.. BCttger was active In
fixing the place up for his tenant,
Whitaker, ana from statements made
hy Whitaker 90 this effect the Meyers
company got the erroneous notion
that Whitaker was pretending 80 hold
3ottgor out as a partner. which 4 de-
veloped was not the fact Therefore
The Meyers con pany Immediately
withdrew their prosecution and the
court dismissed the case.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-10
MODERN MACHINERY
ATTRACTS LOCAL
FARMERS
Ranchers in This District
Show Keen Interest in New
Implement Line Shown by
Enterprising Albuquerque
Firm.

Because OF the constantly increas-
ing local demand for high class agri-
cultural Instruments, the Albuquerque
Carriage company, with characteristic
energy and enterprise. has secured the
districG agency for the John Deere
Pillow company and has installed a
complete stock OF modern machinery
of AN kinds
Experienced ranchers need not be
told that The name Deere stands
everywhere for all that Is new and Of
standard quality in farming implc-
mcnu. and the Albuquerque Carriage
company s 20 be congratulated upon
It's foresight In choosing a line whose
merit is universally recognized.
Since the placing of the new nipple
ment stock In the show room, the
management OF the Albuquerque Car
rlngc company has been kept busy oX-
planning ho various implements To in
terested local ranchets. The com.
.pleteness of he showing may perhaps
be- suegrsted by the statement thal
Il include both disc and drag piows
and disc and drag harrows OF both
the sulky and walking typeA-aiso
corn planters. cultivator6, slde'deliyery
rakos. self-dumpins rakes. Van Brunt
drills. Acme spring-tooth harrows,
scrapers Smalley feed cutters Sue
cess manure spreadcrs and stovcr ana
New WAY GASOLINE engines.
Local runchmcn Of wiue experience
have declared the limo one OF tho most
practical over shown here, and New
Mexico farmers who are interested Ia
modern ariculturai methods are uged
To visit the Albuquerque Carriage come
panys SHOW rooms "a First ana Tt
ieras, where they may inspect the new
Implements ut their leisure, or have
fnUu IN.|.IuaH
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-10
LOCAL YOUNG MEN
FORM TAILORING
F | R N
Attractive New Establish
ment at 105 South Second
Street Will Be Known As
Lincoln House.

An interesting addition to the list
Of attractive business places in Alhu-
querquo IS the Lincoln House. new
tailoring establishment opened this
week at t05 South Second street. by
two euterprisipg local young men. The
members 81 the rev firm are ~. g..
Jones. who has lived IN Albuquerque
about three years aud has had valu-
able experience In his present line Tn
the east. and II, ]. Moore, tailoring
expert formerly connected with the
National Wooden Mills company u
this city.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-10
ia llcsnlts TodnY.

El paso, Feb. tO.-Weather clear
track fast.
First race, FIVE furiongs Amigo,
1i5. CKeogh). 20 1. won; Wastolla,
a5. (Cotton) 70 I, second: Lady VIII
lie. 1906. (SmalD. to /. third. Time,
1903. Defy. Ailsa, Page, First Ma
tional wild Bear, Don't say No. Iwal-
ami. James Blackstock. Billy Mayhue,
Originator, Mary Williams. King
Amarillo. also ran.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-10
HAwLEY'S PR0TEGE
FINDS A WILL
Il Appears likely Now That Miss Mar
garet Cameron Win Lay Claim %
Portion of Zig Estate.
Iny IsvrnIna IIeraIa 4. =. 49, W.

my IevrnInE Herald \. y. i.easen WIFrI
Babylon. J.. l.. Fch. lo.v- Miss Mar
gnrel Cameron, the protege ~ the late
Edwin Hawicy. the railroad million
aire. Indicated to friends that she has
found a document or viii under which
she becomes entitled 10 a share IN his
estnte Relatives OF Mr.. Hawiey as
sort he died interstate and have APP
Piled for letters OF administration
Miss Cameron is reported to have
found the document during q visit 20
the railroad mans country home early
this week