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The evening world., 1913-05-10
KNOCKOUT PUNCH
AND PISTOL SHOT PUT
TWO BURGLARS down
Daylight Robbers Were Ready
to Drive Away When
Detective Arrived.

Detective Londrigan OF the Leonard
street station saw two men loading bun.
dies onto wagon outside OF No. 30
Canal street about 2 o'clock this after
noon. and gave chase when both men
ran At sight Of him. lie struck one Of
the men with his fist aud put him In
the street for the count. Then ne kept
on after the other.
At Greene and Grand streets the fugi-
tive seemed likely to get away. 20 Lon
drigan fired shot from his revolver
into the air. The man dropped In a
faint. I.ondrlsan revived him and
dragged him back TO where the other
chap was Just regaining consciousness.
Then he took them into the building,
where he found that the loft Of Pod
gersky & dOldin. on the third floor. had
been broken into and 40 coats, worth
about 5000, had been stolen. saul
, 1oldin was at work In a loft below. aid
when he saw the coats and the men he
nearly tainted himself.
why ] just said Hello to these fel-
lows" said he to I.ondrigan. II thought
they worked further up In the building. -
The man Londrigan had stunned said
| he .was Samuel Karron OF No. liz For.
sythe street The other said he was
Samuel Davis of No. 1875 Allen street
Davis said he had just finished serving
n nine months term as a pickpOcket and
thought II was hard luck that he should
| nave been arrested again. He said HI
had no idea the coats were stolen ant
had Just been helping his friend Karror
with the heavy Job Of loading them onts
| the wagon.
The evening world., 1913-05-10
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER
Walk STREETS Or CITY
TWO DAYS AND NIGHTS
Ambulance Doctor Demures
at Taking Them to Hospi-
tai, but Police Insist.

Two women walked the streets Of
this city for two days and two nights.
without food or shelter. Last night.
In the cold, they were on the sidewalk.
or resting on stoops. in the Bronx.
They were Mrs. Anna Nussnt sixty.
I'VE years old. and her daughter. Mary.
twsnty.six years old Weary. weak
and worn. tho daughter looked a. ola
as her mother.
Early to-day they reached the steps
OF an unoccupied sharsty at No. 1878
Hughes avenue. ana unable TO proceed
farther. sank there. Mrs. Nugent said
that she had worked - q Janitrsss.
but had been obliged to rive up her
position some weeks ago on account
Of her daughters illness. They boarded
at No. ?0ss Murtha avenue until their
money was gone and they were COM
peiisd TO leave thsrs the day before
yesterday.
Both women had TO be carried TO an
ambulance. and Or. Work. Instead of
driving to the Fordham Hospital. or
dered the chauffeur TO 20 TO the fremont
police station. lie told Lieut. Noble that.
In his opinion. the case was one OF va
grancy, and that the women should Be
so charged.
Policeman Gilbert Indignantly refused
to make a charge. DR.. Work said that
he had taken q similar case 70 the hos
pitai once before and had been called
down for II. The police declined to have
anything to do with the sick women.
Work then telephoned 20 Mrs. Lulu
Jones. superintendent OF the Fordham
Hospital. and when he came out OF the
booth told the police that II was all right.
lie then left for Fordhsm Hospital. Up
to that time the police say. he had not
made any examination or diagnosis.
The evening world., 1913-05-10
SP|NSTER DEQUEATHS
FORTUNE OF $4,000
FOR CARE Of ANIMALS
Miss Caroline G. Even Ex.
plains That Her Relatives Do
Not Need Money.

In her viii, watch was nisd for pro.
Sate to-day. 1iias Caroline q. Ewsn Of
No. y Yves, Ninsty.ssconA street. who
died On April u leaving an estate valued
at about $4,000. directs that her for.
tune b used to promote the comfort q
animals. Aiss Even vas . sister Of the
baroness" Marie Loviss nwsN vse
Koenits. VITO. - IN elderly spinst4e.
married Ne bs6us "Baron" f3osho Won
koenits. and lAAsf sesured IN aAnul.
msnt q the masSsass after the youa0
husband was fssad 10 ~ an ss.coavist
and haA sueceo1e1 IN makisG away Nfth
. good part Of hsv wealth.
The iaSeitutSeNs among which nise
Caroline Dwen diviAss her estate arss
The Humane oosesey Of New York City,
the New Yerk Anti.vivissctiea oocssty.
the New Dn0lena Anti.vlvisscsien ~
eisty. ths Animal Rescue LsaSus. the
Animal Rescue Society. the 'Caal'
House. Of London, Ensiaad; the Aatl-
Cruelty Society and the African Soctssy.
Referring to her relatives Misc Even
wrote:
while bear towards my sisters, ~
Misses n Louise Even Of No. = West
Eighty-sixth strese tine Baroness" von
koeuAtD and Elisa ~. Even Of Kinss.
bury. N. r.. anA toward my niscss. Mss
Mabel Even of No. 90 Wen One Hun.
drsd ana Eleventh sersst. end .. Mi.
dred ThAysr Of me sams address, WE
OF stephen Thaysr Of Yonksro. n. r.,
and toward my nephew. John owen Of
Yonksrs. n. T.. child q my brother.
John Ewsn. deceased Shs utmost feel.
Inss Of frisndshAp 90 affection. yet -
the maintenance Of each Of them hes
heretofore been provided for from other
sources. ! have not uD3uiy nseSsets0
them by dswsng and bsQUsathing al
my estate ~ now do 70 the various
charities in which have 6san idsntihso
and am deeply Interested"
The evening world., 1913-05-10
THEATRE NOTES.

When Sarah Bsrnharat plays "Phedre'
at the Palace Monday afternoon. Jane
Cowi, Marguerite Clark and kaurstss
Taylor vin bs the three haudmsSdsns.
Ada hshan has gone TO spend her
synmer In England.
George BSban sails for London Tues
day for two weeks at the Palladium IN
"At the sign OF The Rose"
Lew Fields will open his roof garden
at the F'otty-fourth Street June ..
NY Little Friend" oscar Strauss's
new opera. will be given at the New
Amsterdam by the whitney company .
week from Monday.
The Poly Prep Society OF Brooklyn
gives It's annual performance At the
New Montauk Friday.
Mrs. Sol smith. the oldest actress OIL
the American stage, gives . reception
to Miss Nadia craisen at the Profess
sionai woman's League rooms to.mor-
sow night.
The Madame Of Lochbuie makes his
staSe debut at Hammerstsin's Monday.
snd one Of his songs will be rye Al
ways Been q Disappointment" written
for him by Elsie Janis.
Mrs. wilson. Mrs. Bryan and Mn.
Chm mp Clark we're ~ the Playhouse
Club. Washington. last night when
"Hsr Hour" . play OF ofioiai life BY
Mrs. Albert 3. Burisson. wife OF the
Postmaster-0enerai. was produced.
Kitty Chatham 10 on her way to Eu-
rope to gtve rscitais In Paris and Lon.
don.
Under Edwin Tranko Goldman. the
New York Military Band will Hivc con-
osrts at Columbia University the eve.
hinge q July II. =. ~ and Aus. 70.
For d,schsrgins her from THE Fire.
ny" because she spoiled the love scene
by her beauty" Arthur Hanfnerssein
has to pay Evelyn Carter Darlington
elSS damages.
The annual meeting Of the Actors
Fund will be held at the Hudson Tues.
day.
Eva Corey Of Braddoca. Pa. q cousin
Of William e. Corey. the steel nagnA,e
who married Mabelie Gilman, has Joined
the Orpheun stock company at the
Chestnut Street. Philadelphia.
Louis Nethersoie has sailed for Eli.
The evening world., 1913-05-10
SHE MARRIED ACCOUNT
But WOULD DE RATHER
THAN Be PHOTOGRAPHED
Baltimore Girl Sails Away to
Take Up Life as Polish
Noblewoman.

On the Priss Friedrich wilhelm Of
the North Germ, Lloyd there sailed
this morning from Hoboken Count ana
Countess Vladimir Lodochowsk!. The
newly made countess was Miss Louise
warasld Of Baltimore. daughter OF for.
msr Gov. Edward warflaid Of Maryland.
On last Thursday the couple were mar.
risd at Baltimore by the Rev. DR.. viii.
lam A. Fletcher. A. the conclusion OF
the ceremony Cardinal Gibbons gave the
pair his blessing and Impressed upon
the count the inviolability Of the mar.
Rage union.
The Count 10 . Polander. and has an
estate outside OF warsaw. He 10 blond
and much below the medium size, and
wsars the cutest. brightest green hat.
with . brown how IN the back. He Wore
II when he arrived here on the Asurs.
tania. six weeks ago. He wore II to
Baltimore. and had Il on this morn!ag
on his way back to Poland. He 70 very
fond Of hl: hat.
The Countess 10 very proud Of her
Count. sand very proud THAT sha 10 Z
Polish n0blswoman. She loves her native
country. she said. but al the rest Of her
life she Will live In Poland - . nosls.
woman. She did all the talking and this
Count acauiescsd. she was asked II she
and the Count would not pose for Z
photograph, and she drew herself W
proudly, and said:
Il would die rather than DO photo
graphed for the newspaper"
And the count acQuiesced.
| The noble couple occupied the cap.
| tAin's suite. which was . mass Of now.
| ers.
The evening world., 1913-05-10
OXFORD Fights
COACH COMES TO
TRAIN YALE CREW
A. G. Kirby Will Teach Var
sity Crew English Stroke
and Methods.

A significan. event to oil college oars
mon we the arrival aboard the White
star steamship Baltic to-day Of A. q.
Kirby. head coach Of the oxford eight.
who comes to BE adNsory coach Of the
fAls crew for this SEASON.
This 10 saia to b the hrst time In
many ysass Of American Intercollegiate
rowing that an pnsIish coach has been
llsSctly imported to sivs oarsnnen on
THE SIDE Of the water the bsnent Of
Ensltsh tsaiRine ana TO introduce the
sen0liSA stre&a Mr. Kirby was sscurSd
threusa the direct Intervention Of Az.
ssiii Hartman. ssa of the late .. II.
HAsyeaaan end at present head coach of
IL Tale varsity eight. Hartman Wa
~ u oaer 70 meet the English ooacs,
49, WIN accompany him to New Haven
late ~ Afternoon
H. 0seg. . Ans h6use Of An athlete.
sssa,s Wso - " And ruday faced.
eewe6 Mn ~ oxsord eight In the
HsaSey reOAttA frem 100 to iSop. lie
wAs oaStaia Of HI crew In 1908 and
-. 0ace that tine he has served in.
tssmlessn<ly - ooaeA sf the oxonian
oaNmsn, ana 10 eensSdsrsd one OF tha
Autasri9n On rowing n England.
1T 10 hare 70 conceive Of teaching the
Dnoaloh stroke 10 a American sight in
one rear" sAiA Mr.. Mirby. "snd I do
net Ufsfsss b - able to do that. What
] thlak viii b possible. howevss. h to
teach the stroke 70 the Yale coaches. -
that they. In turn, will be able 70 In.
The evening world., 1913-05-10
SECRETARY OF STATE
OF CALIFORNIA ACCUSED
Frank c. Jordan Charged by
Legislative Committee With
Malfeasance in Office.

SACRAMENTO. Cal. May io.--Fraak
&. Jordan. Secretary OF state OF Cx,.
ifornia. II unanimously CHARGED with
malfeasance In ONCE by the Joint IsEls-
lative committee which recently inyssti.
gated charges In his department, and
In Its report to the Legislature to-day
the committee recommended that the
case be turned over to the Attorney
General.
The collection OF money for copiss OF
automobile registrations furnished 10 in
sursncs companies and others during
the time Jordan has been at the head OF
the department 10 the basis OF che And
ing against him. According TO the 70.
port. the investigation brought out thar
at least $500 was collected In this man.
ner during the nrst sixteen months OF
Jordan's incumbsncy and that none OF II
was turned into the state Treasury.
The evening world., 1913-05-10
DEDICATE PHlPPs INSTITUTE
FOR CARE OF SICK POOR,
Eminent Men at Opening Il
Philadelphia Of 100000
Gift Structure.

PHILADELPHIA May lo-Ths Ph!pps
Institute, q million dollar gift by Henry
Phipps Of New York to the University
Of Pennsylvania for the study and pre-.
vention Of tuberculosis among the poor.
was dedicated here to-day. The insti.
tuition. one OF the best equipped In the
world for it, social work. 10 situated
In one Of the sium sections OF the city.
Medical men and socloloEists from ali
parts Of the United States. scientists and
philanthroplsts attended the dedicatory
exercises. held In one Of the opsA air
warda DR.. Edgar r. Smith, Provost
OF the University. prssidtd end ID.
dresses we're made by Dr.. Lawrsncs y.
Flick Of this city ana Dr.. Hermann ~
Biggs Of New York.
The degree Of doctor Of iaws VA
conferred upon Mr.. Phipps and Z simi.
lar honor upon DR.. Edward L. Trudsau,
founder Of me AdsronAaDk Cottage sani.
tarium.
The evening world., 1913-05-10

OF strength; Edna whistler. vocalist;
Ray Do0ley and her metropolitan MIN.
strels. and Clifford walker In songs snA
stories.
Palisades Amusement Park. on the
Hudson upposits One Hundred ana Thir.
tieth street. will open on nsxt Saturday
night The attractions will Include
Frank 0oodals. the asropaut; shoot
snS the Rapids." water ride Through
. Venetian vtllAgsi the x0terdr ems,
aHa Q vaudeville tAeaAes.
The evening world., 1913-05-10
Popular Opera
Companies Close
Dp Evlpestev Ralrli line.

RYor "Fatin,tsa" for the f,rst Tina
IN but "Boocsceio'' repeated was the
bill presented By the Angelina
0attini Opsra Company at the Century
Theatre last night. somebody vas III. Il
Whist matter! The audience. one Of the
largest that has bssn drawn during the
bries engagement OF the company.
seemed aatished. and the performance.
with the came cast. moved even more
briskly than on Tuesday evening.
The season ends tonight for lack Of
support. when LA Poupee" will DO
sung. Why offer anything newf Siim,,,.
taneousiy the Euro Opera Company at
the Thalia Theatre that has been giving
praiseworthy performances Of standard
works h to quit for the same reason.
Here 10 cause for srenectlon By the
several promoters Of opera at moderate
prices announced FOR next season. 10
there In New York any substantial
constituency OF opera lovers that can
be counted upon for support apart from
the glamour that the Metropolitan Opera
House lendsf The answer will be re-
corded next fall.
Julia Culp. the Dutch singer with
rare gifts OF voice ana Interpretation,
will be the soloist at the nrst OF .
series OF Sunday symphonic concerts
At popular prices In Madison Square
Garden . week from Tomorrow night.
Rhs will sing with the orchestra Beet
hoven's Adelaide" and. accompanied
by Conraaad v. Bos ~ the piano. SONGS
In English. Dutch. French and German.
David Names will lead an orchestra
OF ninety-nine musicians through Beet
hoven's nfta symphony and the Leo
more overture No. 3.
Kitty Cheatham 10 of to Europe for
her annual pilgrimage. In Paris and In
London this eloquent American inter.
prefer OF song and story will be heard
again with appreciation and delight. Her
appearances at the Little Theatre In
London are announced for June 10
and II.
Prof. Samuel A. Baldwin will give
his usual tree organ recitals at the City
College on tomorrow and Wednesday
afternoons at I o'clock.
The evening world., 1913-05-10

Mrs. l.. Bloom Of No. 40 Neptune
avenue. Brooklyn. heard q baby crying
at haif-past s o'clock this morning and
won't to her front door. She found
there q three-weeks.old girl baby
wrapped In q blanket. II was dressed
In gray flannel underwear and a calico
dress. The little one was put In tho
charge Of Mrs.. Ulrich, tho Brooklyn
city nurse. at No. bs2 Atlantic avenue.
and will be sent to one Of the founding
homes unless claimed by the parents
within three days.
The evening world., 1913-05-10

BEuTHEN. Germany, May io.-Ths
coal miners strike In this district which
began on Apri 81 has been called OF
by the Mems Trades Unions owing 70
what they regard ~ the hopsl sssnsss or
attaining success. The employers have
hatiy refused 10 grant the concession 10.
naande1 BY the men. Of whsm ee,e0o sult
werk. Thee hsvs sn Fsturasa to the
The evening world., 1913-05-10

Mills Hotel. No .: pleaded guilty steal.
Ing eee from Henry g. Martinson Of No.
iss East One Hundred ana Sixty-sscond
street; two prior convictions; peniten-
,lary one year.
The evening world., 1913-05-10
WHITE WINGS BAND.
Plenty 81 Heas.Aade Masts for the
Parade On Nay ~.

Parade On Nay ~.
ne Department Of Street Cleaning 10
not 70 be outdons BY the Department Of
psoles In the way OF music for the
pesaAs on May II. Commissioner Ed
vusAs has had formed In the DEPART
usat Of Street Cleaning . department
band. This band will lead the Street
CIsdaine Department In the parade.
Department musicians have shown an
sagssnsss 10 attend rehearsals and at
present the band and drum corps num-
her over sixty musicians.
Every nan In the band belongs to the
peuafta14nt Of Street Cleaning. Several
pstlonaiities are represented. Including
ave eosered men. The band members
rosnbfles sWeSSsrs. drivers. foremen. ~.
sietant foeoqen, dump inspectors and
bpogo -, ~ tailsst employee IN the
QyD4etDeqf 81 street Cleaning 70 Band
ol6gleei 0ieekl Who was 10 have been
kn1ess - Y re Woodrow Wilson
The evening world., 1913-05-10

rope. ana while In England will seAfei
with his sister. Olga Nsthersois. - to =
tour here next season.
A. an outcome Of a TOO many thea.
tres" var In Chicago. the Colonial an
Mcvickar's are to be turned l1to vsude
vile and movie houses.
The evening world., 1913-05-10
Also for Monday

Also for Monday
A Sale of 100000 Pairs of Mems
and Women's Hosiery at large
concessions from the usual prices.
Other Special Sales for Monday
will consist of
Black Crepe de Chine, Women's
Silk Gloves, Japanese Screens
and Fancy Cretonne Articles.
Jtfh Asemae. a4t1 ma 3stt earssts, Nsm Hr&.'
The evening world., 1913-05-10
E,plosiea lnp-riis Merrick's Home.

Ea plosieR 1nperils Herrick's Home.
PARIS, May i0.---A boiler explosion
occurred nsxt door to the residence OF
Myton T. Hsrrick. United States Am.
hasssdorSte France. to-day, killing one
and injurinE three other workmen. The
fence surrounding the Ambassador
house caught IRE. but little damage
was done. The Ambassador and his
family are In Rome attending the II.
ternational Agricultural Conference.
The boiler was attached to an ensi 10
employed IN driving piles for a net
house to be- constructed In the Rue
Francois Premier.
The evening world., 1913-05-10
q. Altnts1t T. On.

announce for Monday and Tues
day, May 18th and 18th, an
unusually important Sale of
Women's Americam-made Mus
lin Underwear at exceptionally
low prices.
The evening world., 1913-05-10

Luna Park. Coney Island. win be
opened on Wednesday afternoon. Among
the new features will be the spscta lie
Fire and Sword" = city OF laughs
called "crasy Town." Tornado and
Flood" "Fairyland." The Whirl!ng
Waves" and The Bridge OF Laughs"
The New Brighton Theatre. Brighton
Beach. will begin Its season on Monday
afternoon with Bert French and Alice
Els In their pantomimic dance. Rouge
ct Noir"; Maurice Levy and his Invisible
band. Charles and Fanny Van In From
Stage Carpenter to Ackter." O'Brien and
Hsvei In Monday" Gertrude Barnes.
singing Coincidence. Frank Muliane.
A. o. Duncan. and others.
At Henderson's Music Hall will be the
Courtney Sisters. Mike Bernard and
wllis wssteA. PAU ceaoasA In ssss
The evening world., 1913-05-10
0V JUO0e h0SAISNV'

Louis II. Wood, IT,. twenty-one year
old. Of No. 30 East One Hundiou ~
rrfty-seventh street. and Arthur n
Bodk,n. jr.. Twenty-Five years Old
No. ~ Eas, One Hundred and FIFTY
seventh street; both pleaded su''.
stealing $500 worth Of machinery ITO!
Ic. plan, zoo, OF E:ss; Seventeen street
nrst ofYense; Wood. city Reformator!
Hodkin. pen.tentlsry three months.
The evening world., 1913-05-10
~ JUDGE MUlQUEk

william Norman. forty-siS year, o".
Of No. " Delaney street. eonvn'eo
violation Of liquor tax law; hrst o"ense'
nned $50 and In default OF payment
psnitentiary hfty days,
william o,ySrsds. twenty-five years Old
AZ No. 10 East Twenty-nfth street;
pleaded guilty shooting at BARTENDER W
saloon at No. Nb Second avenue; th,ru
ofYense: pen.tentlary ono year.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-01-16
A Good Time

The outgoing and incoming
County officials had splendid
time at Il banquet held at the COM
mcrcal Hotel on Tuesday night.
1t has not been fully settled whc-
thcr it was celebration for the
new officials or consolation din
ner for the has beens" but at
all events everyone seemed to have
Il good time. The dinner was all
that could be desired and Mrs.
Waterman is to be congratulated
on her skill in providing for such
an occasion. After the banquet
ali of the guests responded to calls
from the Toas, Master and guests
returned to their homes hoping
that they could attend many like
affairs.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-01-16
Items for the Week Among
JulesbuIg's Future Business
Men and Women

Victor Carlson started to school
Monday.
Frances Harrison was on the
sick list Monday.
Monday afternoon Francis Rock
took the pictures of the Basket
Ball Five.
Laura Labaree returned to school
Monday after'a weeks frolic with
the mumps.
Margaret Morrison is the latest
one to entertain the mumps.
Mrs. Babcock and Mrs. Rood
were visitors at the High School
on Monday.
The 'Deutscher kIub" will hold
its next meeting Thursday eve
nlng January l6.
Ethel Brown and Fra ncis Rook
were absent on account of sickness
the latter part of the week.
The Literary Society Thursday
night was we'll attended. The
program while long was excep-
tionally good.
The Basket Ball team will Jour-
ney to Hershey to divide honors
with the High school Team at that
place Saturday, Jan. IS.
Monday Morning the Basket
Ball boys who made the trip to
Sterling and Fort Morgan accoun-
ted their experiences before the
school.
Tuesday morning the age of
each pupil was taken ard record
ed. We believe, in most cases.
they were found to be somewhat
older.
The new schedule for the Sec
ond Semester was posted Tuesday
and goes into effect Wednesday.
Among the new subjects we find
Agricultural, Bookkeeping and
Commercial Law.
Word has been received from
Sutherland that their Basket Bal
team disbanded soon after they
played at this place. The score
with the locals was 63 to 8. This
is the second team that has decid-
ed that basket ball was not their
stellar performance after playing
with the locals.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-01-16
Methodist Church Items.

Last Sunday wasa blessed day for
the Lords services, good atten-
dsncc and spiritual services.
Considering the very stormy
weather, there was a good at
tendance at the additional weekly
prayer meeting, started last Fri
day evening. held at the home of
Mr.. w. NJ. Labarce. Next Fri
day night it will be held at the
home of Mr.. Callahan. Do not
fail TO attend both "Wednesday
and Friday evenings. We are
looking forward to a gracious out
pouring of the Spirit of God upon
his church. Get in line for His
Presence. Plans for evangelistic
servicee are under consideration.
There was a large and enjoyable
meeting of the Ladies Aid at the
Parsonage last Thursday. The
trrNnooGWa devoted by the lad
,iesA. Nw5Int,~t Tor sick family.
'rbs AelTsp.s Foreign Mission
airy Seetstv meets this week.
Thussday. wirfr Mrs. +. +. Clay:
t6n's.s 2:3o p, m: a seeial meet :
ing. -;
The Woiaaa's Home Missionary
has been doing fine work
in sewing for the sick. the past
week. show me thy faith with
out thy works, and ! will show
thee my faith by my works.
James , Is.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-01-16
A Booster

Harry ii. Smelser Of Julesburg Colo
rado was in Loop City several days this
week visiting old time friends and rela-
tives. Harry is one of Sherman Countys
boys who has gone to Colorado and
settled on farm near J.ulesburg. Mr..
Smelser is a strong booster for Sedgs
wick County. and We venture the ass.
ertion that county has not got strong
er booster than he is. He takes a
great ir terest ard is always handling
out tracts and literature showing UP
the resources of that country. Mrs.
Smelser returned with her husband as
far as Kearney, where she stopped Off
to visit with her parents, Mr., and Mrs
S. J. Fair.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-01-16
Died

Leonard Stone, a young man near-
ly 2l years Of age, son Of Mrs.
Ann Stone died Of Consumption
late Wednesday evening. The fun
eral viii be held Sat, Rev. Dye
officiating. A full obituary will be
given next week. Mrs. Stone and
other relatives have the sincere
sympathy Of friends.