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Creams and Lotions
Daggett q Ramsdsil Cold Cream
S5c. size. go; $3.50 slss. 0ioSi In
tubes, l0c. size. %.
Meiorose Massage Cream. 80.
Gimbels Cucumber Cream. reg.
26c. at 16o.
Hind's Honey and Almond Cream.
Colsatss Cold Cream. jar. 600 and
Gimbels Cold Cream. jar. 1oej
Gimbeis Benzoin and Aimoni
Cream. reg. 26c at $50.
Elcaya Cream. 500.
Babcock's Corylopsis Cold Cream.
Pomps,an Cream. reg. 700. size at
dimbel. Violet oiycer,ne. = OF.
Bel Bon Peroxide Cream. So and
1oe.
Powders
Gmbels Best Violet Talcum Pow.
der. H.. reg: 2ic. at aee.
Erwin's Trailing Arbutus Tai
Erwin's Rice Powder At lea
RsScock's cofyiopsis Ta,eam. ise.
samurai Coryiopsis Talcum. 10.
DER kiss Face Powder, 90.
Levys Face Powder. s1e.
ColEste's Talcum, Rose. Violet
ana %s G:,n Nssr:. e. FACE :nf va 20.
Meieross Face Powder. 80.
and White. pkg. 100.
Miro Dens Rouge yegetal. 900.
Gimbels Vanity Bog ROUGE. IN
three shades. light msi'um and
Dorm Brunette Rouge, In csilu-
loid case. mirror top. 800.
Manicure Goods
Lu:trite Enamel; regular sso
Lustrite Nail Bleach. regular CSC
Gimbels Nail Bleach. regular CSC
Gimesis Nail Enamel. regular CSC
size. l6e.
Rosaiins, regular lSc size. lac.
Harnish's Uhgual. regular $40
Perfected Nail Stone. 500.
Perfume Powder Pun!ce. regular
t;imbels imported Nall Enamel. 100.
Emery BOA rds. dozen. 90.
Orange sticks. dozen. 100.
OnROline. reg. 33c now 80o.
Cutex. Tor removing the cuticle'
Cutex Nail Preparation. 40.
Manicure Set In leatherette Case
containing Buffer. Emery, Chamois
Nail Polish. Nail Cleaner and Sells
sors. for Boe.
TweeZers, Zoe, at DO.
Manicure Set on card. loo.
Ceiluloid Nail Buffers, with &C.
tacha able channels, reg Csc. now 80,
Brushes
Gimbels English Hand Scrubs. lec.
Imported Nail Brushes. regular
csc, now $50.
Imported Celluioid Nail Brushes,
reg. 7bc, at SOC.
Imported Tooth Brushes. cellui.
lOid handles. 16c.
Face Channels. large size, loo.
Nickel Tooth Brush Holders. reg.
ular s6c. now 100.
Eyebrow Brushes. regular zoe
now lBe.
Gimbeis Imported Hair Brushes
extra stiff b-istle, Is rows. reg
S2,2b, now ol.7e.
Military Brushes. solid back. sin
gle, each 800.
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Hair TONES and Shampoo
0imbels Florida Water. reg. SOC.
ct ESQ.
MacDonald's Hair Restorer, so.
Colgate's Brilliante. $50.
pinaud's Brilliante. 3oo. and 10.
Venus Shampoo Bags. each loo.
Helen's Lotion, leo.
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Library Table, q Z 20 in. Gothic deEgz. writing
desk. magazine racks at both ends. centrs drawers,
shelf underneath. e1s from $50.
Doskeass, 80 In. long, double doors, four shelves,
network on glass doors. el0 from $26.
Bookcase, 81 in. long three Compartments fret
work on gan doom. - from $50. Nghth Yeee
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Justice John Hoy~. City. Magistrate
Thomas Nolan and scores Of others will
Sc that the children want nothing.
In the evening tho grown-ups will
take possession o fthe park. Dancing
Will begin at TO o'clock and continue
ell the early hours Of the following
day.
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MRS. JOHNS LOSES SUIT.

womaa Charged Husband Forcea
Her - HlAs ~ Csal Cellar.
According to sx-sWroGate Charles y.
Miiiar<. attorney for Henry Ward Johns
Of Ar,isiey. Supreme Court Justice
rompkins at white Plains has dismIsse
the sui, for separation brought by Mira
Katherine 6. J0hns. WHO was granted
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Hair TONES and Shampoo
dimbels Florida Water. reg. soc.
MacDonaid's Hair Restorer. go.
Colgate's Briiliante. $50.
Pinauds Brilliante. 3ee. and 80.
Venus shampoo Bags. each loo.
Helen's Lotion. 100.
0imbels Pure Drugs and
Labor atory Products
HYDROGEN Peroxide. pint. lee.
hydrogen Peroxide; quart. ase;
Denatured Alcohol. used - . fuel
only. quart. e6oi pint, 1oo.
Wood Alcohol. gallon. 40; quart
catSoiiic Solution. . per cent. gal.
dimhsls Beef. Iron and Wine .
Doee!rs Solution. plnt. Eel y
Pure Castor OIL. . o.. ~, o..
Essence Of Peppermint. . osz IA
Essence Of jamaica Ginger. , On.
PareSoric. : o.. bottle. 400.
RhSbsre and 500. Mixture. pint
's syr sa'i q s'n!w sG.s'N PIN. with OF
"!sSSs e. i P:p: H., 8: Sos;,. ~.
Cocoenut OIL. : Or. 1ee' : o.. -.
PS Mr. Hic s.Sn.s q s Sod. y: SsS
Pars Borie or Boracic Acid. lb.. ~.
Comp. Licorice Powder. lb. boz.
SSo; half H.. ooo.
Phosphate Of soda, Zoe ID.
EPSON Salts. Id. bog. o.
aQihlttZ pnWdAr h0Y NJ IL aAtA
Pure Rochelle s ~. Salts. Id. box. sss'
Chalk and Orris Root. V h.. ~.
Sugar Of MIX. highest purity.
Pepsinated Dyspepsia Tablets
Charcoal Tablets. box. %.
Brolieal Tablets. special. 81.
6i.Ia iE9 Ii, fils :r bottle sc g -, 49,
Comp. Rhubarb pills. 100 for asa.
| Laxative Cold Tablets. 2bc size, i0o,
Chiorate Of Potash Tablets. vest
| pocket size, %.
sodium Bicarbonats Tablets. 100.
400.
Aspirin Tablets. 6 grain. 100. 500.
| Cascara Sagrada, chocolate coated,
6 grain. bottle Of 100. lee; 3 grain.
bottle OF 100, 16c.
Rhinitis Tablets. y strength. 100
| In bottle 10c.
| Migraine Tablets. bottle OF 100, lsc.
| Salol Tablets. 6 grain. 100 for 600.
Soda Salicylate Tablets. 6 grain,
100. l6o.
| CalOmel Tablets. bottle Of 100. Loo.
Soda Mint Tablets. vest pocket
size. &c.
Pepsin and Soda Tablets. vest
pocket size. DC.
Gimbels Elixir Quinine. Iron and
| Strychnine. pint, 900.
Fluid Extract Cascara Sagrada, 8
o.. CSC; 4 on. ESQ; 2 o.. lSe.
| Effervescent vichy. Magnesis,
Kissingen or Sodium Phosphate
Salts, klb. bottle. $50
Gimbels Antiseptic Solution, 800
sise. zoo.
scotts Emulsion. 81 size. 60.
Phillips MIX MaEnesia. aSe.
pinkhams Vegetable Compound, OSs,
California Fig Syrup. Sc.
Rubinat Condal Water. 50.
Vernos Lotion. u size. 60.
Johnson's Kidney Plasters. ~.
T11, 1oe.
pavowax, loo.
Main flosr and Subway Dslesny
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Gimbel Toilet Supplies and Drugs
AIuuaus Trustuc0rthu-And at LOuest Prices


homa
Our Toilet laboratory besides
gradua pharmacists.
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Utica Sheets an Pillow Cases
A Snow-Drift in August

Substantial economies in these inc Sheets and Pillow Gases
which 1t would be useless to expect few months hence
Note these prices and realize the difference in the labor and
expense Of making sheets and pillow Of such
fine quality as these:
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unkc. Good Impression.

Berlin. December 5.-f.mperor vii
liam's Withdrawal! OF the Nincty-ninth
regiment from Habcrn temporarily has
mad" y GOcG Impression here :tnd also
in /dicrn and StrasshurS. Ii is fclt
that the taking away Of the reg iincnC
cNcludcS The possibility of further
coh'iicts OF authority, ana that the eS-
citcd military men and civilians in
Itbern Will calmly await Imperial
Chancellor Won Eothmann- II ollwcp;' $
further uttcranccs on the matter at
nest Tuc&Gay's session OF the Reich
stag
Thc Dcrlnr Liberal newspapers greet
the impcr"rs decision as the first step
toward restoration OF harmony i'm
Iabcri.
The cNtrcmc Conservative organs cN
press great pleasure that chanccllor
Won hct!'mann-li ollwcs remains in Of
ice, SAYING his resignation would
nave tended toward the inauguration
81 Il parliamentary government in Ger
many.
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IsicInrd u. G0odc.

Especial TO The Zines Dispatch
l.ynchburg, Va. December a.-Rich-
ard Il. Goodt. for many years high con
stable OF the city OF Lynchhuri-, died
this Afternoon AT o'clock at hi.
home. 510 Federal street, where he had
been i'll two weeks. Mr. Goode sustain
ell Il stroke OF paralysis two weeks ago
to-day. and he never Icgaincd con
seriousness afterwards.
Mr.. Goodc was born i'm Charlotte
County siNty-nine years ago. and he
had been II resident Of Lynchburr for
twenty eight years at the time OF his
death. Ills wife was a Miss Goodc
and they had been married nearly
forty-iivc years. Mrs. C;oodc and -four
children survive. the children being as
follows: w. G.. Goodc Maury Il. Good,
Miss Ellie Il. Goodc and Mrs w N
Dabncy, all Of whom arc residents Of
lynchburS.
Mr.. Goode was a member OF 81
Paui's Episcopal Church. and OF Car
land Rodcs Camp. United Confcdcrat.
Veterans. having served that organiza.
ton several years ago as it's com
mandcr
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Special TO The Time Dispatch
~ faS", Texas. December 5-Scn"Ii,
Frau,isco Madcro. widow Of the muir
dcrod President of MeNico. from her
temporary hnmc in New York is un-
dcrstood To he directing and tnancinG
tho rebel campaign for Tie overthrow
of Provisional President tlucita.
Nctuat"d by 81 desire To suvc her
country from utter spulatiou. and 10
avcngc TIA" death of her husband So
mora Mudcro has bccomc another Joan
a. Are. The agercssiVcuoss OF the
rebels under General carranza is hc-
ucvcd TO have been inspired by hcl
The important part taken by sonora
Madoro Was revealed To-day follow q
ing tho announcement that Senior Agu-
itre iivnaNidcs the military commhnd-
- OF =! ar"2. had hccn dispatched 10
New Yurk L" confer with her.
What she decides at tho prcalrang,d
conference probably viii seriously at
feet TN" Immediate future Of IA" McNi-
can people. Plans FOR thc further AID
Nagc" of the rchcl forces toward Mex
icu city probably viii bee submitted Il
hor. 1t Is expected that the confer
euccS viii last a week. When Sonor
H,uaNidcs Will rrturn 30 Chihualua Il,
deliver Sou"r Madrro's decisions to
General CarrWHo hcad or the Consti-
tu'iWah.js
1'hc rchcl chior lcc .uaraz Thurs
duH. u rs "Np"ctcd o." Will ARRIVE. in
\oN YORK most Monday
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BOTH OUT ON BAIL.


A.
trict AttOrncy.
New York, December J.--Arthur s
McIcan and Everett Fowler. indicted
yesterday for receiving and soliciting
r"SpcctiNcly campaign contribution
from corporations. surrendered at the
district attorneys office to-day
Mclean has been treasurer Of the
Democratic stat" Committee for year.
Fowler has been called the Tammany
bag man
After pleading not guilty, McLcan
fnrnithcd $500 bail Fowler also
pleaded not guilty. and was released
without bail. as ne 81 already under
}'.or" bond l" appear for trial on a
previous Indictment charging him With
District Attorney Whitman wns un.
able to-day to complete his case
against Thomas iiassett. former rccro-
tary To state Engineer Hcnscl, who
~ accused by Madison X. Aldrich. :,
PouShkccpsic contractor. OF obtainiuc
from him Il bride OF Sl,j0O for cxpodit
lnE payment on a road contract
II was learned that evidence given
hy witnesses day had 80 broadcucd
the case mat IL would he ncceraary to
call moro. witnesses The grand jur,
accordinely adjourned until next We'd
u,Sday
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M,nnnn >rlLL \ M,,vEn,
jury rails {" Hold Anybody for I>iIIiu..
or Contractor Curtcr

'I@fIotlc. \ Q, Hcccmbcr 5.-'rhe
iSsult OF "a weeks Investigation into
q hN-rroduct Nick Johnson. one Of
ne men arrested in connection win
ia" case" being hcld for trial on tNo
!hafEcs OF r"tailiiir. developed 10y his
testimony.
The other three men uuder suspicion
nave been released Il coroncr's iury.
on have amy idea as To who killed Don,
tractor t. T.. Carter who was rnund
dead M bis Office last Saturday after
n2"H WIN ms *kuil choppcd 10 pieces
WITH % carpenters adj
'pul Of thirty homicidcs within tn.
pHSl Twelve months in this city no cor
"nrf jury has held a person Of any
guilt 40
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Nr~. IsOsn i'tirI,.

I0ooclal 20 Inc WHITES DiEpntDh
lyrchhurC. Va, December j.--Mis
Rosa Push, AGED ,hirty-siN years. VIII,
af Thomas Pugh, died last night 81
o'clock at her home, COS iflfth street
deaih corning after an illness Of nvo
or six days OF tho grippe. Airs Pugn
was native of rittsylvania COUNTY
but Sho had lived here FIVE or siN
Years. IN addition 10 her husband. s,o
is survived hy the following children
All OF whom live at homo Snead. Ruth
William j.. jamie. Louise and Bernard
The surviving brothers and sisicrs arc.
Mrs. Callic Trent. Mrs. Lille Light,
Mrs. Maggie Barbour, percy Iiadcn ana
y l.. lladen, OF 'lttsylyania County
W. 4. Hadcn. of Baltimore and j. O.
iiadcn. of Lynchburg.
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ACTION IS UNCONTESTED
"r>' Ndclc u. Salisbury Granted divorce
at Kansas CIV.

~ nSaS Guy. Mo. December S--AIrs.
ttn"'' lIpwbTidgc SaliSbury wife OF
! "Hmod"rc George Il. Salisbury. {. :
~ retired and former Governor or
nam was granted q divorce here. to-
iIN Ne action was unCOutcStcd and
ilinonH was not mentioned i'm the dc.
oitt. MIS- salisbury testified they
we're "aitied in 1852. and that they
NJ" h"rpy until i've years ago. At
p otrlSu service. she said. but did not
=" I" Their nom" in l!rooklyn and soon
"i''i i'ii ~" country again without
ttcihG her. She said while she WAS liv-
lhG ~ = suburb Of Kansas CITY the
commodore neglected to visit her, al
though u" was IN Kansas city To see
ltiS brother.
Commodore Salisbury is in Alaska on
a mission for the Interior Departments
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-06
HAIRED WOMEN Guilty.
rive Charged with Riding Ncighhor ON
81 Rail

Waullc@an. ILL.,. December 5-t'ivc
gray haired women OF the village of
No!n. who rode Mrs. John Richardson
nn a rail one night last july because
her name Was linked by gossip with
that of her brother law were found
guilty here Tonight by "a jury Each
may be lined SEQ and sentenced TO six
months in jail.
The women are Mrs Emma Stad-
hcld. Mrs l.cNina EaNmoni Raymond.
MIS- Alma Maitland. Mrs Mary Sai,ci
and Mrs. John Stadncld Mrs Kate
Wagner was freed because she left he
fore the victim was given her ride
Tho jury dclibcratcd AN hour Mrs
Richardson WAS satisfied with a con
Viction. and was agreeable To letting
the women off with u fine. She has n
civil suit for 100000 pending against
them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-06
HARD CANAL WORK
CAUSED HIS DEATH
Lt.-Col. Gaillard's End Is Resul,
of Seven Years Arduous
Labor at Panama.

Baltimore. Md. December 81 Lieu
ienant-Colonel David Dubosc Gaillard.
thitcd states Army. who directed the
engineering work in the Culcbra Cut
division of the Panama canal. died
at Johns Hopkins Hospital to-day
colonel Gaillnrd had been ~ patient
at the hospital since August II last.
suffering from u growth in the head,
iic result Of seven years arduouS labor
IN the Canal Zone. He failed steadily,
and for the last two months had been
Ina Il state of coma. Physicians decided
that an operation was useless.
He is survived By his widow and
son. Lieutenant David l. Gaillard.
United states Army. Both were at
tn" bcdsid" when the end came.
licutcnant-Coloncl Gaillard was born
a, WinnShoro. S. C.. I'm 1859 lie grad
uated from West Point Military Aca-
denny ia 1854. and since that time had
won many honors m the engineering
service y bin was Introduced In
Congress last month promoting him To
the rank OF colonel In recognition OF
his distinguished services. which cul-
minated in the great engineering feat
IA the Culcbra section OF the Panama
Canal.
Intcrment VIII tah. place in tho
National Cemetery at Arlington on
Monday afternoon.
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FKOM JESSIE: no JESSIE.
KuNcnnR School Teacher Gets letter
From irrsiucnt's Dnurhfer

i;aVcnna. O.. December 5.-Whcu tho
engagement of Miss Jessie Woodrow
Wilson. daughter OF the President, was
announced last August. Miss Jessie
Wilson, teacher in the fifth grade of
the Ravenna city schools wrote to
the bridc-elcct asking for her auto
graph, the samcncss OF their names
being the apology for the request To-
day ii became known that Instead Of
receiving the conventional autograph
she got the following letter
Cornish y. III.
My Dear Miss Jessie Wilson:
1T is most interesting to me TO learn
that YOU have the same name az l.
You are the second with the name Of
whom have heard. for the second
daughter Of the new Secretary of
Labor is named Jessie Wilson. too.
hope that some day YOU Will be as
happy as am in this new Joy OF mine.
Very cordially yours,
81 JESSIE WOODROW WILSON"
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TRANSFER OF GARRISON
fWpcror'S solution of Difficulty "a
Zubpru, AIsurc

l)"naueschingen. Germany. December
o. Emperor William this afternoon or
hcrcd the transfer OF the entire garri-
son AT Iabcrn Alsace. owing to the
trouble between the soldiers and the
citizens there. He also directed that
The courtmArtial proceedings in councc-
ton with the recent rioting he aCcclc-
rated
Guilty is regarded in many quarters as
two-"dgcd sword While 1t removes
The danger OF further conflicts. the poo
L. and merchants of Zabcrl will sur
fer severe financial blow BY The re-
noval of an important source OF revc-
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THE KENILWORTH DESTROYED
fri"""t""'- Finest Restaurant I. FREY
to Flames.

I.HpccI0I 70 Tho Times nispatch
Injector, y j., December THE
i""F'h. friue"ton's finest rcatau-
rant was virtually DESTROYED ,o-,inl,,
hy ir' " occupied the hrst floor N
a thr""-stoiy Woodcn structure on.
p"Slt" the "ampus, and 300 student,
W"r" routed out OF their rooms
When the nro was pucuchcd TIE
NOS" could not be turned or. ana stu
cents ana townfoik We're Grenchcd tn.
building was owned BY i. H. Bick-
lord. defective Insulation Was the
cause
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Spo. ial CIblc 30 l'ho riucS -DiSpatcu /
NcNicu CITY. Docrmhcr 5.-Thc rebel
rrco nov cuuoIod at 'rorrcou viii bc-
Slu movement Iu thu South toward
ho city of I:,cattcas without waiting
tpr tn" arrival pf General Villas force
from Chihuahua and lUaC"H, according
90 privatv dispatches received hrr" to
uiEht Several strong and apparently
aUthrntir REPORTS have bccu ,rcc"iVcd
70. dHN THAT tile city of GuHl mas has
been captured hy tn" rebels iIcuvl
lighting has tnkcn place around Nguas
uliCutcS during the past two d;tNS. and
it rs believed tn city viii soon he
ontroilod rs the rohols
Nll communications between Monterey
.tnd Saltilln has been cui or and the
roUuUN lying between these tWo points
Is roporjcd 90 bo Infested With rebels.
rho Same conditions exist hctweou
I1cHtocas and Nrua, Calicutos.
government official to-nisht said
thtt Ilueru mas proof tbat tin rebel
forr-s Operations iu tic North have
been literally suppli,d with arms. :um-
luuuiNpu ana mou"y by ccrtau inter
.rcSts IN th" United states. and That
rloUs have heeu MAIDS IT, furnish .d
diiioual capital md dmnWutions Ia
the rebels
Nlirist,r of WAR Banquet to- day
made public dispatches atati,., mat
lhc Constitntionalists Had suffered
ncHVy defeats iu me states of IN
unro aul Hidalpo in The FIRST ease
tuu towns OF Santiago papas,Liar" and
Trmoeapa west OF tic city OF Durango.
havc been rccoptUrod 10y the Frderals
uud 100 rebels Slain. Rebels uudcr
NlccWe Soaura. former bull fighter.
"erc dcf"at.d al Iimspau. after an
aN-da7 tlbt Th. Tchcl loss iS re-
PORTED 70 nave been heavy
Fedora military train WAS do
aiie anu thrown into a ditth 'near
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>EruEc, - MAINTAINED.
'""h""t Dolphin l. Ordered 10 Domin-


W"ShingtoG, December 5.--Tho gum
no"t Dolphin was ordered to-day 10
dominican waters Tor the protection
81 American interests" II was con
lccturod mat the polphin's visit may
he IA connection with the mission OF
ln" dominican republic 10 observe elcc
IONS December g.
me greatest secrecy is maintained
~ IN" state Department concerning
.h@ a''ltud" 81 TINS government in the
approaching cicctiOna
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-06
GRAVE APPREHENSION FELT
No Improvement in Condition of John
". ThOmns. .Ir.

Nashville" Tenn. Drccnbor There
was no Improvement Tonight IN The
PRESIDENT Of tho Nashville. CHATTANOOGA
ana - Louis Hallway. who is critical
~ III ~ his home here from a compli-
cation Of pl"uTal diseases PHYSICIANS
''r" constantly at his bedside. and
SI;tNc apprehension Is felt
President Thomas was taken in ,,co
weeks ago. but was thought to bo
steadily recovering until he suffered n
iclaps. late Yesterday
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DARING PRISONER
TRIES TO ESCAPE
Man Known as Most Dangerous
Criminal Alive Plans
Another Break.
i'm SOLITARY CONFINEMENT

Special to Tic rimes-Dispatch !


Albany \. y. December 5.--Hcynoids
Frosbrey, recognized by the New York
poiic" as the most dangerous criminal
| alive. has made a second attempt to
! cSclp" from banucmora prison, where
! ~ - serving :, life sentence for muir
, der. II" is charged bY the police with
! having killed four mpIi This time. SUI
/ p>~intcndcnt of Prisons Riley learned
/ to-day. Fr"shr"y attempted. and All but
succeeded. 10 break out of u solitary
! confinement cell. Il feat never before
tried by . convict i'm this state
froshrcN escaped from tho Tombs
I prison i'm a most sc--rcrounl manner
} whil" lie WAS confined there awaiting
I trial. and ne" attempted to blow tup
/ Danncmora prison last April
( This latest plot was discovered after
/ the outlet 10 the solitary ccu had been
/ mad" 10y rroshrey, d1c 10 was only
! awaiting the opportHnc time. cloudy
/ day. TO make his dash for liberty.
; For The sccond time Frosbrcy's af-
lection Tor = girl Margaret Ryan. de-
featcd his hopes OF bidding farewell
4" jail and jaiicrs. 1t was by tracing
Margaret Ryan. n pretty blonde. who
dyed her hair hlack and otherwise
sought To disguise herself that tho
police captured Frosbrcy after lis as
cape from the Tombs
This time it was through letters.
Frosbrey attempted to send to the
Ryan girl, through the sewer" route.
.,,rnncinr nlanc ro,, th.i,. .r,, ,y.,,..
after he haJ scnI.d thn n,ison wniis
ma, his Nam v,u discnvnrcJ :, ,,,,n
to prevent its successful accomplish
mcnt.
In solitnr. Confinement.
Since tie discovery OF the gasoIciic
bomb ana the wire-laddcr Fro9brcv
and his accomplces constructed in
April. FroShrcy has been in solitary
confinement lie has doggcdly chal
ieH"ed the prison officials Will the
declaration that he would break jail
inc minute ne WAS released from TIA"
'ch@"
About one month ago a new hlock
/ oi SOLITARY cells constructed along hui
i"ahitarian ines WAS completed at
I i''hneinof' ihest re'lS twenty
! r!Sh, IN humbor. are in a cnc-stoiH
null"lnS ih the centre Of tn" prison
-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-06

N hhet Mich. December J--rhc
milltarN force in the Kcwccnow come.
;nflNc district Will be Increased bv
,mral,sl'rrlhg mounted artillcrymen from
,ioughton county. to Ahmcck. Addi.
tohal deputies will replace the troons
"a, wolverine This decision was
Gcncral Abbey, OF the state troops. ana
conmittecs of lioughton and Kcwce-
nav Comfy SuDerV isors
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-06

ANonmouth. Eng. December Can
tam tiugh ROBERTS and two members of
the crew OF the British hri. Evelyn
which wax wrecked IN midocean while
on VOYAGE from Beaverton for elias
gov, were rescued hy the steamer Mon
treal DINERS of the Evclvn's crew
were saved by tho british collier InXr,,,
lyle. which conveyed them TO iIaIifax
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-06
james iDOunltu~

spocllI 20 Tho TiMes-D.sIatoh-
t;alnN, Va. December lame
Donanu. died Wednesdays morning 81,
o'clock lie was y brother to Wil
liam Donahuc, with whom he worke,
as plumber
ON last SATURDAY lie left GalaN. anc
did not return. and Monday his
brother hccainc uneasy aud wen, On
search 81 him. lie was found uucon.
scious i'm The woods. and died latet
frord th, effects of exposure.