davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-30
Y NEWS Of ALL Y.
4 LOUISIANA \.
Says Crowley Is Filthy.

Crowley.-The report of Er. Mayer
Newhauster, pathfinder for DR..
Oscar Bowling, president OF the
Louisiana state board of health, IN
his campaign to improve the sanitary
conditions of the State, has been made
public, and the conditions are report
ed to be deplorable. DR.. NewhauSter
criticised severely the insanltary con-
ditions Of diaries, markets, groceries,
hotels and restaurants and barber
shops.
Dr.. Newhauster states that DR.. Dow,
ling will be in Crowley within snort
time, and that those who have not
complied with the requirements OF the
State health laws will be prosecuted
10 the iull extent OF the law The re-
bort Of Dr.. Newhauster showed that
every dairy in the city is III an IN
sanitary condition, and most OF the
restaurants.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-30
Automobile Club Oraanized.

Baton Rouge.-Permanent organiza-
ton of the Baton Rouge Automobile
Club was effected at meeting of 50
Automobiles. At the same time it
was decided to give the pathfiRders
of the Glidden tour a. hearty reception
when they reach this section. The
clubs plan is to work hand in hand
with the local and state authorities in
the interest of good roads, and in the
maintenance of roads and bridges, In
addition to looking after the welfare
Of the automobile. When the club is
better organized it is expected to ap.
point committee or commissioner
from the club to work with the parish
road commissioner and to aid in his
work.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-30
Louisiana Rice Farmer Scalded.

Crowley.-Albert Haines, Il proml'
nent and we'll known farmer residing
about four miles southeast OF Crowley,
sustained very serious and painful
accident. Mr.. Haines was driving the
huge tractor in place for the thresl'
ing, pulling behind it the separator,
Suddenly the flue blew out and the
unfortunate driver was enveloped with
steam. The shock OF the explosion
threw Mr.. Haines from the engine, but
not before he had been terribly bura'
ed from the hips to the knees and
upon the right arm and shoulder.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-30
Rice Farmers Prospecting.

Welsh.-Rice harvesting is on now.
A number of planters have begun cut
ting their early rice, while a few
began as early as last week, and
others will be in the fields with their
binders the first of this week. The
early rice this year gives promise OF
being of the finest quality, and an
excellent yield is looked for With
continuation of the present seasonable
harvesting weather there is little
cause for the people of this section to
complain this season, as there is every
promise of an excellent crop with a
good price practically assured.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-30
Bitten hY Bulldog.

Alexandria. DIR Mayer NeWhHusef,
INSPECTOR for tha state board Of health,
was attacked by large bulldog Wht'e
he was making an inspection of the
dairy of John Harris i'll the upper
suburbs OF the city. DR.. NewhauSer
was in the act OF photograpIilhs 'he
premises when a large bulldog bounced
out OF the house and made for nan
1t was done so quickly that the doctor
did not have time to defend himself
The doctor was bitten on the hand
and leg and his trousers We're torn by
the dog. He hurried back to the city,
had the wounds cauterized AND Is
agalL out on his rounds OF inspection
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-30
Federal Agronomist at Crowley.

Crowley.--Charles f. ChambIiss OF
Washington, agronomist i'll charge OF
the rice Investigations OF the United
States department of agriculture, ar
rived in Crowley Saturday for the
purpose of studying rice varieties in
the nursery at the experiment station
near Crowley and to investigate de-
tails in other lines OF experimental
work now in progress at the station
Mr.. ChambliSS states that he VIII
spend about two weeks at the Crowley
station, after which he will visit other
stations in Southwest Louisiana, IN
Guiding Beaumont.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-30
Kinder Fire Costs $4,000.

Lake Charles.-Fire Friday destroy
ed two buildings in Kinder, with their
contents, inflicting aggregate losses OF
approximately $4,000. Both buildings
were owned by DR.. r. f. Oden. One
was occupied by the Calcasieu Trust
and Savings bank and the postoffice
and the other by the Kinder. Gazette
and D. T. Slocum's barber shop. All
of these suffered a total loss except
the bank, where some of the office
furniture was saved. The fire started
in the barber shop, presumably from
an oil stove, which, by an oversight
may have been left burning.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-30
Humiliation Of SUGAR Entries.

New Crleans.-Colecto of Customs
Hebert says that the reliquidation OF
sugar entries ordered at New Orleans
by the treasury department had just
been begun, and would probably be
completed about the middle of next
week. About $50 cargoes are involved,
covering period OF six years from
August 80, 1901. Local officials OF the
American Sugar Refining Company
decline to comment on the depart
ment's order.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-30
Lorimer in Louisiana.

Alexandria.-Ex- United States Sena,
tor William Lorimer of Illinois, accom-.
panied by George j. Fitzpatrick and
VIM. NJ. Gunton of Chicago, arrived
Saturday. The ex-senator had nothing
to say relative to his visit beyond the
fact that it is generally known that
he and his associates are looking over
Louisiana plantations with a view OF
buying and probably for the purpose
Of colonization. They may go from
here to Texas. 1t is stated that if Mr.
Lorimer buys the land he is looking
for he will spend much of his time il
Louisiana
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-30
Horse Falls Back on Rider.

Crowley.-Rufus McClelland, son of
Representative w. A. McClelland, was
very seriously injured when very
high-sDirited horse belonging to his
father reared into the air when the
young man was Harvesting him and
fell back On top of him, breaking his
right leg and dislocating his ankle.
1t is feared that the boy will be Grip.
pied as result of his accident, as
the fractures are very serious and
complicated.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-30
New Orleans SUGAR.

New Orleans.-There were no new
developments in the local sugar mar
ket Saturday. The tone continued
quiet and trading was limited to the
light supplies that come forward from
plantations. Receipts amounted to 633
barrels of low grades and were all
sold. Refined sugars were advanced
10 points all along the list New York
reported fair demand for refined
sugars with no change in the list. Mo
lasses was nominal. No receipts came
forward from plantations.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-30
MANY Farmers Assemble.

Crowley.-One of the largest au.
diences of farmers ever gathered to.
gether in Crowley congregated at the
Rice Experiment Station. Among the
speakers were: j. G. Medlenkaof, who
delivered the welcome address; Dr.
w. R. Dodson, dean and director OF
the Louisiana stations, who spoke on
the relation of the experiment station
to the farmer; DR.. w. H. Dalrymple
of the agricultural department of the
Louisiana State university, spoke upon
Charlton.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-30
School to Be Enlaraed.

Columbia. contract for the ad.
dition to the Grayson school building
was let to Wright & HUMPHREYS, a
local firm. whose bid was $2,10O. The
enlargement of the present building is
made necessary on account OF the in
creased attendance, and to take care
of the agricultural department, which
will be installed at the beginning OF
the present schoo! term.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-30
Good Louisiana Corn.

Crowley-Farmers from the Crow
ley section state that the corn crop
this year will surpass all previous
records for yield and quality. The
size of the ears has never been
known to be as great as this year
and the price is unusually high 1t is
stated that the corn crop will yield
over fifty bushels to the acre and will
be a very profitable crop.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-30
State Printing Contracts Are
Awarded, Only Few Bidders
for Some Glasses
PRICE CONSIDERED TOO LOW
Some Parish Papers Refuse to Bid
for Printing Of Amendments to
the Constitution.

! Western NEWSPAPER Union News Service.
| Baton Rouge.-The state printing
board at It's meeting made the frs
award of the printing contracts under
the terms Of the new printing act,
which let's all state printing on con-
petitiye basis.
pam;ras G ZONES Of Baton Rouge,
,.or, orordad tbe 1aroesl mart nj I'M,
,ri,tipo undar she now hill
s., ,.,Jo b.,
''' c,s., .,., nv fi,.,,
'iis'' ooUo,'' ''iIo ~ NV. 49,,
.'"'s ID ''' - 49,, ..,,.,
in6 INC .:r.;,..
wy Tue ~ ss.o, - ~ ,ar.;.s
anu ''-'Os r,s'S ,,a.a = ~. 80
,a'"''' a." Wv
oinui"5 Vi Do1N'' ~ .,o
iot 'N l',, ~. .o,nth oIoo.
W o'".' Dl rs ,;a.:na - aoans.
10-l- - i' t,ona ro +hro. hi4
..e''' D n. w., 80 Do.on
u VS. an,,. ,,,out;o,, Cor,nony
, .,o"7N, 49,, n1lsaa,- Dad o
~" oNIaana nho oortroct
'.- 80" caS,,,,,ou4 v,orr;o,d
~ ~. " ~. ~ .,.so r,n,,,a Via ~ +b,
nc 'e'il0 ,n- mo ~, 49,,
'A'N I'''s'' 1872 - I'D .,,
i"e - 49, 'o''s, .,,,,,l;,s tnt 49, oor
.-"l '''. Us o-,s,naaa 80 pan,iros :
1 t"o. ""' ~ ".t,oa .,o s,nrna Ala No.
'oI. D - | ~ -. 49, anaa;e;oation.
naM9 Jus va '' '~ nnaoa 49,
no &c s., 49, tttna atosa ,,.hioh 20
w. 49,. . CO.. ~ ;o,,nna1 - .l,a s+a+a
49,. 49, ua:,r
n. ~ 1870 1870 49, 80 tLo nno
" wa =. ', ao1d,or+a =,
po'0u -. - 49, puintir -
...o., :. .,;nt,- t,,.o
Do'' " " ri, MI sl a ' ~
pa. -'-'' w. 81 canot+o K;ndor.
,-,1 49, ,I,n,,aniIIo' De-
$3.50 49, W. 80 go.
81. ~ 80 - 49,, 800 -,
.:
OH epol' go
i''1' - 49,
iei' 1'"He o-0e' D 49,
Oane' .'a'' D"-ol ror' -,
1a'on t>C' L o,.s.l,, nsa.s,,,;~ d.
s 80 a w;nnsborn. - Cront rhron,o,o
",. 49, y Tl-.,S n.. 49, NJ
noilaA' ioe,u' n.. - 49, ~, "
'Oe'a' ..i' sIl4iea. - -
.. $500.
go, go . ,,".a,.o,,a.
49,
-. 80 r. ''~' ...on:lI. ,'N.o $50 H.
.N a.,
->e"o,'."t -lon.oe t"40e - ~
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-30
Checks City's Books.

Monroe-W. N. Mcfarland, State
supervisor of public accounts, and his
assistant, Mr.. Morgan, have begun an
inspection of the city's books. They
were Instructed to come to Monroe
and make the examination by Govern
or Hall, following a petition recently
gotten up by Representative Bryant
The city officials are lending the au'
ditors every assistance.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-30
Neoro Brakeman XIII

Eunice.-Wino Johim
brakeman on the Frisn, d
known negro tramp At I
tramp had been riding d
was put off at Basic \
ductor. The train stapgl
Maurice Lumber ConN|
mile west of Basile, taH
the tramp caught Up Hal
He drew his knife and u
son. who secured a haHz
section crew that Ea !
that point, and as bis y
vanced upon him be 50
the head with the hina
injured man died an hon
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-30
Train Manales Small Boy.

Shreveport While c"0ssing the
Queen and Crescent tracks three miles
east of Arcadia. EN- route On visit
to the home of his aunt, on his father
farm, Tommy A. Thrash, Jr., aged g.
was struck by fast passenger train
Friday morning and was so mangled
about the head and body that he died
at local sanitarium shortly after.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-30
New Orleans Rice.

New Orleans.-Rice was quiet Satur,
day with lower prices. Receipts We're
good. Receipts-Rough, 1856 sacks;
clean, none; MIXERS, 1.437 sacks
Sales-Rough: Honduras 1851 barrels
at $3.5O@4lO, Japan noae; clean, Hon
duras 1896 pockets at 305Bc, Japan
1872 pockets at 81 Q41sc. Quotations
Rough: Honduras SS,5O04.1o pei
barrel of 1872 pounds. Japan nominal;
clean, Honduras 4A@5&c. Japan "a
41bc.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-30
File saoo,ooo,ooo Mortgage.

Alexandria largest mortgage
ever filed in Rapides parish for record
was filed in the clerk and records Of
flee Friday. The mortgage is given
by the st. Louis, Iron Mountain and
Southern Railway Company to the
Union Trust Company of New York
and is for 100000, 900.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-30
New Orleans Live Stock,

New Orleans. and Western
cattle-Choice heavy beeyes were
scarce and firm. A light run of COWS
and heifers found ready buyers at sat.
isfactory prices. A big receipt of
calves caused a break of about 25c;
too many were carried over at the
close. Trading was dull except at the
decline.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-30
Winn Has 2.127 Notes.

WINFIELD. M. Mccain, registrar
of voters for VIM parish, gave out
the following statement of the regis.
tration for this parish Total mum.
Der of qualified voters 2,127, whites
2,106, colored q. Divided into party
utilization as follows: Democrats
1852. republicans 80, socialists 50, in
dependents 4S, no party 201, blank 3
no answer to question of party af
filiation IL.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-30
New Inspector viii Take CHARGE.

Baton Rouge.-A. C. Bernard, elect
ed high school inspector by the state
board of education to succeed l.. NJ
Favrot, will take charge of his office
September |. This will permit him t.
clear up his work as superintendent
Of St. Martin and at the same timy
to allow Mr.. Fayrot to complete soma
work in his department.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-30
Steamboat to Ply Red River.

Alexandria, small river packet
and barge will ply between Alexandria
and the mouth of the Red river, and
probably UP Black river as far as
JonesVille. Wholesale merchants and
other business interests promise sup
port and patronage.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-30
Commits Suicide After Third Attehpt

Plaquemine.-A negro known as Ca.
sine Bill committed suicide In front
OF town by drowning. He got off an
excursion boat that was on its way
to Baton Rouge. when she landed, and
deliberately walked into the river. He
sank out of sight under the boat. II
was his third attempt. At Donaldson.
vile, he jumped into the river, but
was rescued. and again when the boa,
was opposite the coal fleet he was
pulled out of the water.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-30
i, o.imer yl.lss V

Monroe Formel ,l|
Lorimer, Of Illinois n
after spending se'sls
city left for the ' s.a,l /
tomobile. Mr. lofia.,
ing friends and is ~ q
property with a WV l','.,I, ]
vestments. Other ~, l.I.''v
capitalists, inelualps "a
President Fairbanh' II
have made purchase
erty near Monroe
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-30
Railroads Civ. Z

Baton Rouge.-As ! y
recent decision Of the lti'
merce Commission to ]
Louisiana, the Bernlss !
western in Union paia
Louisiana Central. q u
lumber roads, have Oh
the Louisiana Railroa
that they have dlscaa'ls
mon carriers.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-30
Thrown From Bussi :

Roseland.-As Ars ! !
West Roseland, was alps /
horse the animal pea. ~ s
an automobile, han'la 81
ling, and ran aVas !. !
ing the railroad tras .. I
thrown violently 70 y
badly hurt.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-30

NOV ement Is its
laudable effort to
prevent h u III a II
misery. 1t has
III a t tere d not
whether such suf-
fering was caused
by accident, dis
ease, greed or
poverty, the men
of labor have
De6u equal 10 the
occasion by devils
ing practical rem
edieS for indus,
trial, social and
political evils.
Unkindly critics
when piQued, OF
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-30
Preparing for eas

Iafayette.-Two lars ]
gines for demonstratil, /
struction have arrived !
jury will select the n,is
the best qualities, Til /,
committee, with Thons
as president, is condrn
paign in conjunction Elai
ties for better roads and
structiOn of permanent Il
roadbeds. The comnitial
secured a preliminary q
roads through acting n
Engineer Lombard.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-30
Boy Finds fa'hss !

Shreveport. = Wv n
wounds in his Orss, s,
slashed. the pocAe' ',uss
the deed was c0nl'p :. d
by, the lifeless DOW y,
Sawyer, weliknosp I, J
er, La, near here ~ j
manager Of the nys'm|
pany, was Discovers ....'. n
his office. His NV ass
made the horrible ',,,II
threw Homer into
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-30
NE" PARISHES,
Question of l.saII,, !.
Causes Worry An'' Y

's1
Western Nswsp.ps, n, /
Lake Charles u1 q FL
81 ne ne ne" parishes rscs,s |
no, hon . snail be made, AZ a,
the vote is to be f,1 ~ l
to to , determine the fqne.
OF two Of the new p,,a, |
las reached feys,
The puzzle that h.
Whether Or not The =. 4
TrS5s,ered since Aug.
legally The state s.',l
n nIaIgs that h. registratio, s,|
closed thirty days pri,'
mary or general ol. "%
'ra''on books of calcs,i.,
closed Aug. 3. In tbs
however the Temporal
linned to register ro,.'
n o.. when the new l,'
offices. The question N.
voters registered ate, 4
entitled to vote. III. \
eraI has rendered an 0,''
from another parish h. i
lions made since An, J
The conditions here ~ |
account of the division 4
and the opinion of The II
al as to the VALIDITY q !
tions in the new parh,.'
with interest, Clerk 4
set has applied to n. I
eral for an opinion On n
also for instructions 4, !
deputy registrars he |, !
send out to the new p,,.,
meantime he has sent /
each of the new us,i,s.
Beauregard Parish vi
fccted much, as The a,-s
ton there is not to Be n
"a. and the voters viii i
register. But in Allea !
Davis the Registrations j,
in time to give them IL.
limit.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-30
Prominent Louisiana Physician.

New Orleans.--Dr. Paul B. Archi-
fard, So years old, one of the leading
physicians of Louisiana, died at his
home Friday after an illness OF sew
sgaG weeks.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-30
Feed Store Robbed.

Lake Charles.-The grocery and
feed store of j. A. Triplett was broken
into and goods valued at SO were
stolen.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-30
woodmen HaIa !

Creamery - Gfans
Woodmen of the Wola' = !,
dance for the benefit = /,
fund. Over 1000 ps'ps !,
grounds. A neat SUN :
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-30
Striking Accomplishments That
Have Resulted in Public
Good.
WORK REVIEWED BY GOMPERS
Head Of the American Federation
Points to the Things Organized
Effort for the Prevention or
Human Misery Have Made
Possible.
su SAMUEL GOMPERs.

President American Federation or Laoo:'
in Kansas City Star.
The grandest achievement and inc
greatest glory OF the American labor
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-30
couernor Hall Makes "

Baton Rouge. Cor b.
w. A. Ross, oil Wa. :
member of the ScnoN y |.
Carroll parish, VICE w. :
deceased.
The evening world., 1912-10-03
AMERICANS RESCUED
As MEX|CANS HELD
GUNS TO THEIR HEADS
Three Held as Captives Were
Being Forced to Write Let.
tiers Asking Ransom.

MEXICO CITY. Oct. Three Ameri-
can citizens were rescued by rural
suarls to-day from Mexican rebels just
as '1ey were being compelled at the
muzzlcs Of rifles TO write letters TO
irirnds In the capital asking for money
for their ransom.
The men were 4. u. Skelen. l. J.
Slattery and G. J. Miller. They are civil
engineers and were engaged on railway
surrey work when they were captured
by the rebels and taken 10 u ra~p near
Amocemcca. thirty miles IN the south
west Of this clty. TAcir cap.ols .hs.a,ed
that they were probably spies or news
paper men ana that In either case they
should be shot.
\ body ~ rural guards made an op-
perfume attack on the rebel camp this
morning and In the confusion resulting
from the sudden assault the prisoners
were abandoned by the rebels.
The evening world., 1912-10-03
IMPENDING ADVANCES
IN PRICES or FOOD
At DING HOTELS.

The palmette-25 cents extra
charge because Of the high price OF
artificial palms.
The hornswoggle-15 cents per per-
son because 81 the Increased wages
to French horn players In res,aur-
ant orchestras.
The sandb,gateile--9o cents extra
charge because of the restitution
among courtroom boys grand
mothers.
The roulette--i2h cents per person
for ench time waiter turns around
turning around r. a nervous strain
on the walter
The double-cross--7 cents extra for
persons demanding finger bowls be-
cause OF the high price OF finger
bowl Croton.
The assault-and- battcry-5o cents
fine for each person speaking harsh
ly to wa!ter--waiters are - sensi-
tive.
The grand prlS-Si.OO extra for or
tall soup-oxen are not wearing tails
this season.
The evening world., 1912-10-03
PRISON IN STORE
FOR WASHER GIRL
SAYS STRUCK HER
Magistrate Investigates and
Threatens Salesman With
Maximum Sentence.

Daniel Kennedy, q heavily built young
man who said he was . salesman for
tho d. c. Heath Company OF No. ri
West Thirty-ninth street and that he
lived at No. III Madison avenue, was
held ny Magistrate Krotci IN tho West
side Court to-day on Q charge OF dis
orderly conduct preferred by Marceila
Fernam. s,enogrnpher for an auto
mobile concern at No. "a West SIXTY
sixth street. Tho Girl lives at No.
lcs Amsterdam avenue. The girl al.
legged that Kennedy had accosted her
N the street with vile names and when
she rcpuised him had struck her in
the eye.
Thl. occurred shortly after IL o'ciock
last night at Columbus avenue and
Sixty-scventh street. The Girl says she
| was waiting with a friend for her
| hance. Samuel Aspe. Of No. i@ West
siSty-fourth street. who was attendlng
! n boxing exhibition In the 81. Nicholas
Athletic club. Aste and the gir friend
were In court 10 back up Mss Far
mans story.
Miss Farnam said that while she was
waiting on the corner Kennedy came
swagger!ng IN to her and made an In
sui Ing remark. when shs told him to "a
away he repeated his insult. She
| thTeatened TO have him arrested IN re-
tort to this she says he struck her In the
face ana Threatened to put her behind
the .bars. boasting that he had pull
enough IN Tammany Hall and the Police
| Departm ent u do II. Then no crossed
| the street to saloon.
The Hirl appealed to . policeman who
| told hor 20 forget IL. She described
| this policeman az big man with Il
black moustHche. She then found Patrol
man william Rooney, who went Into
the saloon and arrested Kennedy. or
tho way TO tho West sixty-eighth stree,
lstation Kennedy Informed Rooney tina
he would he broke for making the nr'
rest and that the girl would be sem
over the wall"
Asked for his eide OF the story Ken
nedy charged that the girl had solicited
him: that when he ignored hor sho be-
came furious and struck him. n push
ing nor away no might inflicted the
brulse on her cheek and eve. he said.
II this young womsn's story T. true
and am inclined to think Il Is" sai<
Magistrate Krotei TO the prisoner. Il an
going to give you - stin q sentence o,
the law provides. I will postpone YOU
sentence until tomorrow and meanwhil,
hold you - guilty OF the ofrens'
charged"
Tho Magistrate instructed his proba
,ionary officer to make Inquiries con
corning tho compliments statement r.
gsrding herself and her hance.
The evening world., 1912-10-03
IF CrOesus Dined
In NelU YOrk's Cafes
He'd Munich q Crust
Man Who Put the Rocks in Rockefeller Beats
1t Back to Cleveland After His Million
Is Thrown to the SWeepers

Scene: DiniAo room Of leading Ne'c
York hotel There ts a cdshier's desk
at ere,p table. The dining room ts
empty or reptia9 for one patron"
~ boob from Cleveland. Waters arc
standing around gcsin1 at Rim. I'D
rntring hts nerve. He has 5rst cor
sumed a piece Of pie,
PATRON-Iet me have my biz. waiter
wAITER-In q few moments. sir. The
checkers are adding II m.