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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-26
STRIKERS TERRITORIES
OFFICIALS AND ~nRE.tHgEIEss

Trinidad. Colo. Sept zG.---SlrlkinH
coal miners az the United Mine Work
ers camp al Ludlow Cor the second
time held up the Hastings hack AZ
Ludlow upon the arrival Of 9. a $.
train No. this morning and eqm-
PEELED all passeneera 20 alight and
commanded the driver 20 drive the
empty Stage on 10 Hastings The men
taken Off we're r. y. Rose. supefin.
tendent Of the Colorado and South
eastern railroad. a coal road that rams
20 the Victor American Fuel company
properties; ". y. Cunningham. a
surveyor and Thomas Gibbons coai
Inspector for the Rock Island railroad.
The strikers made no violent desnon-
Ftrotions, according to reports. but
commanded the three men 90 So Into
the depot and await the next train for
Trinidad and make no attempt 20 so
10 Hastings. A guard OF strikers ls
patroiling the railroad station az Luds
low 10 intercept an conveyanceE bound
for Hastings Word has been re-
ceived here that the three negroes
who we're taken nfl the hack az I.ud-
low last night by armed atrlkera were
taken 90 The depot az I.ndlou late
this morning and placed on beard q
G. q s. train and ordered 10 90 back
whore they came from"
They are said 10 have hcen threat
enod with injury if they came back as
strlkohreakors.
/ word has been received here that
James D. Pearce. rerretagy ~ state
ana Isthelhert stewart. tsnissnry og
The United states department 30 com-
morce and labor viii arrive here TO-
might % inspect the situation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-26

Trinidad, Colo. Sept 26 An arm-
cd posse ieft hore today ror Ludlow,
in au effort 90 rescue three strike
breakers who were captured hy a
mob of striking coal miners last nighl.
sheriff Grisham, who headed an ear-
iler g0fso ia roarch Of the captivoa
last night returned after several hours
reporting that he had found no tsace
az them
The ntrikehrcakera. all negroes.
were taken fr0m = stage nQar Ludlow
on their wny % ths mlen "A HASTINGS
Surrounded ~ O mob 81 strikers lhoy
we're tea Ia enc dlfActian 81 tho vail
"a Mine Workers. tenf co'pnY "a Lua,
low.
International Woe preAdpuf Frank
= IInyee of shc United Mine WlNfNers
of America Whsn asked coacaNnInr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-26
TO
SELL ITS COAL
INTERESTS
Railroad Company Producing
Ten Per Cent of Anthracite
Output to Get Divorce After
Forty Years.
Ing Lcascd wlrc 10 r,culng IIoraid. J

lBy LEASED Wire tn Evening Herald. ]
phindciphla sept 2G President
8oa OF the Pennsylvania railroad uu-
uouncod to-day that tho board of the
directors of ihe company had decided
to sou its security holdings Ia the an
thucilo cnal companies which have
becn attached to its ayNom for ncuriy
forty yoarg Tho susquehnnna Coal
company is the principal operating
company and selling agency for the
compunies Tho announcement was
unexpected and uH efforts to get am
explanation from the company were
futile Neither could e he leprned
who tho prospective purchasers nre
Tho pennsyivanin railroad. through
the susUuohnnnn Coat company ana
affiliated companies. produced and
ehiuped approximately ten per cent
OF iho hard coat mined The COM
uapy owned or controlled about i7,oo0
acres of anthracite coal land.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-26
S24,OOO,OOO FOR
MOVING CROPS
DISPENSED
Nearly Half OF Total Fund
Distributed by Secretary Of
Treasury; South Receives
Quota.
nv Leased wIrc 10 evening ncraid.l J

[By Leased Wire to Evening Herald. J
washington Sept 90 Secretary
McAdoo has deposited IN national
banks S2Atg9,OOO OF the governments
$50 0.0on.00 crop moving fund. The
south haa received nearly an its quo
Ca. Deposits now arc bcinE made IN
the central west. The deposits SO
far hy states are.
Alabama sl.1T0.O00, Arkansas
100000 District OF Columbia sf07,-
OO0. Fiorbia $4,000. Georgia ST.
622. 900. lilinos ss.5O0.00O. Indiana
s275.o00. Kentucky si,O2o.O00; Louis
lana S8.075.000. Maryland S2,7o0, 600,
Mnnesota 100000. Mississippi $780,
600 Missouri, Si.75O000. New Mcxi-
co $50 00o, North Carolina si,250,Oo0,
oregon sGoO. 600. Pennsylvania fT5.-
600. south Carolina si.tO0.000. Ten
nossce s21t5.000. Tcxag 100000,
Utah $4,000. Virginia sS50.O0o.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-26
MURPHY READY AND
WILLING 10 TESTIFY

New York Sept 90 Charles IT,
Murphy leader Of Tammauy halt snll
this afternoon; "If thcy want me On
testify nt Albany there IL NO aoces-
slty Of subpoena being issued foi
me Let them call me up on tho
telephone and TN answer right away
I win be- willing ana ready 90 go"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-26
.l8 SOCIALISTS IN
CUSTODY FOR
CONTEMPT
Prisoners Include Man Who
Received Ten Thousand
Votes for Mayor of City OF
Seattle.
IB, Leased Wire to E,cning llorald. !

iiN Leased Wire to Evening IloFaIa. j
Seattle. Wash, Sept 20 Eighteen
ot the ninety y-nine Socialists ordered
under arrest Tor contempt bi superior
Judge John T.. humphries had been
arrested today, including nulet a.
Wells. who received 10000 votes as
Socialist candidate for mayor last
year Most of tho persons arrested
including Wells furnished s2be ba1
each. Among those who refused Go
give bail but went 60 jail were Frank
4. Stirtau and his wife. Catherine ID.
stirtan, who has been worker for
prison reform.
Mrs. St.rtan voluntarily surrender
ed to the sheriff today ana asked 60
boz locked up.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-26

Now York Sept 2G The fedcral
grand Jury to-day returned an lndict-
mout agalnst thc confessed slayer of
sunn Aumullor Unue schmidt and
his associate "Dr" Ernest Muret
chatped both with conspiracy 90
counterfeit The indictment waa WIT
ga on lasl Wednesday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-26
SKY-ROCKETS WILL
START FLYING
TOMORROW
Theodore Roosevelt Leaves for
Rochester to Address Public
Session Of Progressive state
Committee.


iNA ANAA'd wire to Evening ifefnid. ]
NeN York. Sept 26.-Thog fore
itppscYell icft today for Rochester 90
eitend The meeting of the Progressive
state committee there tomorrow AZ
tcrnoVn. The committee win noml-
nate candidates for chief judge and
associate Judges of the court ~ ap-
pceis ana discuss The policy ~ tho
party Boa thc coming cnmpaian. Col
0nel Roosevelt win address the COM
mittee at 8 public session.
Theodore Douglas Robinson. the *.
presidents HepheW and the Prorrce-
slye state chairman, accompanied his
uncle. The Progressive state rcm-
Witiec CONSISTS 90 f75 membefs. a
number 81 women have membership
iu the committee. but no vitc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-26
ENGINEER GRIEvES
SELF TO DEATH
OVER WRECK
Man at Throttle Of Engine
Which Dashed Into PaSsen-
ger Train on New Haven
Dies of Heart Failure.
-ny leased Wire 10 Evening Herald. !

Sow Haven. Conn, sept 4G--
Charles g nohoriy ouglnrer of the
section of lho springfield express on
tho Now Haven railroad, which ram
nto mo nrat section at stamford last
June, causing SIS deaths, died of heart
miiurr at hIs home oarly today.
llo had uicved constantly over tho
wreck and This is believed 90 havo
caused his 1oNth.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-26
COTTON FUTURES
WIDEN BREACH
'TWIKT HOUSE
AND SENATE
COnferees Will Report Com
plete and Hopeless Disagree
ment on Much Discussed
Tariff Detail.
SHARP DIVISION ON
OTHER SCHEDULES

p Washington. sept. 2S-rno I
= Democratic cunfcrccs came to Z
final agreement tonight on =
an features Of the tariff Oill Z
y except the coiiun futures TAX Z
ON that they dccided finally 20 =
report disagreement over the Z
Clarke amendment, thus carry =
y ing the whole question back to- :
the senate and house tor fur .
thcr Instructions The confer =
= cnce report viii he submitted tn q
y Republican confercos lt 40 =
y o'clock Monday md will be- In .
troduced In the house Monday :
. afternoon. Z
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-26

Worcester, Mass. Sept 26 Werner
s Bclyoa leu halfback of Norwich
university football team, who suffered
% hroken spine in % game with iluy
cross collegc Wednesday died to.
day
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-26
REMAINS on FIRE AND
BOOZE BOTTLES FOUND

Montgomery, Aal., sept. IA clu'
vas found this afternoon to the rob
bers who held up the Alabama Great
Southern express train near Cotton"
dalo last night. according to des-
patch from Tuscaloosa
Members of posse found the re-
mains of Ere and severed Wh's"ey
bottles in IL swamp near Tnsraloosi,
The nrc had been built from the
planklng of one Of the railroad cars
which had been wrecked with oN-
plosiyes.
Nes~~-~-~~~~~~~~~~ ~~>~sN|N~~->"~~-e~1N-~
were cross-cxamincd rigidly by Har-
vcy - Hium1u of the Sulzer counsel
"'Thcro VIII be no issue on the dues-
ton Of the purchase of the stock
said the attorney. "but there VIII De
some details that viii become import
ant
Henry Morgonthau, who contriaut-
ed 81 900 to the Governor Sulzcr
campaign last fan was recalled. lie
said that about September ? Cover
nor Sulzer cnlled him on the long dis
tance telephone. "Hc requested me,
said the witness, On Tho event OF my
being called as a witness 10 DC ens'
With him. I told him / would state
the facts
was there anything said concern
Ing your contribution
"Iic asked me to treat that mhmr
as personal between us
"What ala YOU say
"That ! would not
James Temple Gwnihncy, New
York cotton merchant, wns next CALI
ed Ito told of having sent Governor
sulzer check for 500, which he re-
quostod should be used for the Rov-
ornor's personal campaign, "l wish
this money 60 he devoted to that cause
alone" tho letter stated.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-26
COVE R \ 0 R
REQUESTED
WITNESS To
PERJURE
SELF

State Official Testifies Sulzer
Asked Him to Deny Under
Oath $500 Campaign COntri-
button.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-26

T0DAY's NEWS TODAY.
Ton eet it IN tl,e HERALD.
sixty cents a month on 40 cents
. week delivered at your door,
nfty CENTS BY mail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-03
BOTH SIDES
ARE FIRM
MINERS STRIKE IN BELMONT
COUNTY PROMISES TO CON-
TlNuE LONG TIME
lorain Coal and Dock Company o.
feiais Say They Will Not Yield
TO Miners Demands.

No settlement of the strike OF the
1000 miners employed in the Belmont
county mines of the Lorain Coal and
Dock company is hoped for in the i'm
mediate future. and both the miners
and the operators declare that they
will not yield 10 the demands OF the
other.
The state mine officials who have
been in the district in an attempt to
effect a settlement have returned to
Columbus with the announcement
that few days will see the strike
settled. but il Is known that the oper-
aors have positively refused all dci
mands made by the miners. and that
the miners have announced their in
tention OF staying out until their de
mands be met. With this condition
OF AFFAIRS existing. the strike may
continue for many months. the ope.r
ators having announced that they can
afford 10 have their mines idle until
September.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-03
NOT TO SPEAK
Victor L. Berger Of Milwaukee Sends
Word That He VIII Net Be Able
70 Come 70 Mheeitnd

\ telegram has been received by
prominent Socialists of this city from
Victor l. Hercar. ~ Milwaukee. an
CN cong. swan from Wisconsin. stat.
ing that 81 Viil hc impossible for him
20 speak BOZ this cits b,f0r" The com.
INK election. ON account OF previous
enlargement made f1 ~poa. iu C1li,or
ui1 However. arrangcm have
been made with state Senator Win
field GAYLORD. OF Wisconsin. 20 on the
engagement. and commit eo i- nov
making plans for Tho event one OF
tho largest halls in fhc city viii b"
secured for tho affair. l- thc leaders
~ the party will expect every Social
is' ir the Wh'ci'nc district tr attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-03
COMMITTEE
On CITY Election Unable &c Complete
LIS 81 Judges and Clerks Urnu
Afer Meeting o. Council.

~ The meeting OF fho rIcc. iou com
mr'oc az rho sift council held Inst
evening ARRANGEMENTS fur holding fhe
ci't elections MAY 1I could not hc
completed because complete lists of
The Judges and clerks who viI pre-
.idD iu DO" different voting prcriucf s
yer" NOT go hand Or was ordered ht
fh" committee fnlf these hn present
cd Zoo fh" D.y ,I.rt. Who viii in turn
present fho maf fhc meeting off coun
oil fu hr called Tuesday rt,uinr Par
ual lists OF fhr Judges and clerks from
tH' First. Third Firh. Sixth aud Soy
fn.n wards were turned over to fhr
committee. hYf fho Democratic cts
committee hae NOT fltd ifs choice.
and Or VIII NOT boz pu...b'r fob take any
d'nuit" action until tnc meeting a.
council
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-03
COUNCIL MEETS
THIS AFTERNOON
SPECIAL MEETING CALLED BY
MAYOR n. L. KIRK
Action Of City Officials Will Be Taken
Regarding Observance In Memory
cf Councilman Louis Barteis
nerFaaaH

\ special meeting of the city coun-
cl las been called for this afternoon
hv Mayor Harvey l.. Kirk 70 take &C
tion ON the death of Second Branch
Councilman Louis Rarfels. which oc-
CURED Thursday afternoon Mr.. Bar
tells was one OF the most prominent
members of The council. and n IL de-
sired that each member ~ council at
tend the meeting. a. arrangements
viii be- made Tor attending the fu-
neral
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-03
NEWS BRIEFS

What was the first thought 10 be a
serious accident occurred about noon
yesterday when "A small boy was
struck by an automobile said to have
been driven by a party from Lime
stone. How ever. the boy was not in
Jured beyond a few bruises.
The first of series of public meet
incs TO be held from now on until cleo
ton day. will b. held by the Socialists
this evening in every ward in the city
while mass meeting will be held at
the corner of fourteenth and Market
streets
At az" meeting or TEN board OF
control yesterday morning the contract
Tor paving Fourteenth street between
Market and Water was let TO Contrac-
tor George Lennon. Thero were sew
eral other bids for the work.
Rapid progress - being made on
the work OF eXCavating the east side
OF Market street between Tenth and
Twelfth streets and the work Of as
phalting will be started within a few
days.
Adam McMurdow. former resi-
dent OF this city. has returned from
Chicago where he was engaged in
mission work. Mr.. McMurdow is now
preparing a new lecture which he will
deliver in this city.
AT the meeting OF the board OF
control yesterday the semi-monthIy
pay roll for all city employees was ap-
proved. y total OF $7.1O3 % will be-
distributed among the employees.
Henry GUels"r. former local 10
hceman, h. seriously ill N the home of
his mother on South Jacob street and
his death Is momctnarily expected He
has suffered for some time from tu
berculosis
The Women's Foreign Missionary
society Of III. West Wheeling VI +
church will hold meeting Monday
evening AT the home Of Mrs Will
Moore \ regular program will he
rendered followed by q social session
during which refreshments will be
served
Many persons or" moving from
ms city 20 N" cor rv. especially to
Elm Grove and vicinity
The United Bible class nf the
Granville n +, sunday school was
granted charter W 20 v..fa-d4v nv
the Wset Virginia sunday school A.
soctatiou The class has "a member.
ship Of twcufy-cighf. and Mrs Iva
crow Is teacher. while Il =. Chris.
tan Is president
Nearly loo local Shriucrs will
leays Monday for the annual con.
clave AZ Dallas. Texas. wchu W "
irwin. of this city. viii be- elected
10 the Office Of Imperial Potcnta'e
oi Am rica The trip will D." made
IN q special train.
An tfOrf is being made IN,
bring fh" old fire reel which for.
merry belonged 10 m. city of Park.
"rshurE 10 this city ms 70 part ~ The
eNhibit Of hrcfehtirg apparatus for
semic"ntonnial week
Practically every city 81 anv sire
100 Tho stat" VIII be- represented NJ
The semicentonnsaI celebration here
10 June and many towns oven from
% considerable distance will Dc rey.
resented by floats
"A mass meeting ~ school chill.
dron 81 the CRY will Boz held This az
lrrnoon IN the Narkst. Auditorium
beginning or 3 o'clock whom ra.
hoarsal will he hold Of tho nov
song The music will be rendered D.,
Niles Robinson. Instructor a. music ir
fh" citF school
Arrangements ear being made.
for q rally and reunion ~ moml ,r.
uf 90 80 pf the Fourth Immune.
veterans Of The spanish American
var fo D" held in this cJfy June lg
during Oh" som. centennial week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-03
APPLICANTS FOR CITIZENSHIP
PAPERS ARE EXAMINE

Yesterday afternoon ir tho United
Sfu'ra court rnum IS applicants for
rrFonrhip papers were EItcu ~ Pre-
fminarN examination hy special of
fc'r This examination o.. hold so
iH'f whom thct Irn BROUGHT before
IudE" DAYTON f1r examination nrVf
week there viii hc uo hitch in tho
proceedings Tho coming term of
federal count viii la vcrv bus, ono.
and a. lftIr time as possible VIII be-
spent on applicants Tor naturalization
papUra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-03
BETTER Than SPANKING.

N-.INfIUs lues srf cur on lIreu o. he'd
setting There ID cons. IfufIuraI ..anas
Tor iris trouble Mrr ~ Summers Har
N. F"ffe Jaime. lni. So 800 send free 90
any mother her fI|trHeful home trent
mont. W.. full Irafrutffuua send no
fuuufF. Huf write Ier fuIHF 90 Vuur FNf..
Hfeu Trouble sou .u f.IH way ffor. .
blame fNf .IIfI fIr frar.es nra 30 rtr.t
NrII ~ Iffa .renfuuerf also rurra
siu'f" Hnf rErf rerrle troubled Win
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-03

90 follows CITY ~ Parkersburg for
fi'''hurrh. e %. m. ohio. for Cin,ir-
TAfL e. 10. ana Kauawha for
Pittsburgh. 900 q. M.
The rit'r recorded st0re ~ L. f.e'
Htd wac falling slowly ~ Tho local
PORT ia-t evening % VIII probably Dol.
several DAYS before stage n.~aasitat
irt '1" raising = rho wirkofs is
reached
with '"w - % h1rRos and two
Tots bonded with coal. tho Monitor
paced down tosfsrdav
Th" fnwhoot Wabash. iS,inr fhe
eh"whnaf sunny South In tow after
ego rdlrr 'h" pact three we.ta bob tro
H"r"rg'hoia river. haa passed. into
'i' 'hi" rif'r am viii travel south.
'kii..ffrc .u roufr.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-01-03
ANNUAL TAX SALE.
srATE-oF MICHIGAN. J
COUNTY OF SHIAwAssEE

The Circuit court the County Chancery
In the matter OF the petition OF ORAMEL Auditor
@ tha ~ ne Sase Ior ana IN oens OF said state
On reading and Hing the petition Auditor General OF
the state OF Michigan praying the State
the amounts therein specified claimed
terest and charges each land
gan.
1t Is ordered that said petition brought hearing
and decree the January Court TO held
County State of Michigan on the
yh day OF January A. 1913 opening
DAY and that all persons Interested such lands
OF for such interest charges
thereof shall appear said Court file with the there
before The first day the this
ana that default thereof the Will
petition ordered that In pursuance OF
cree the lands described In said petition for which adecree
sale shall made will be solo for
and charges determined by such rs
Tuesday In May thereafter beginning o'clock
day or on the day days thereto
sary the sale OF said lands and OF each and
parcel thereof County such
convenient place shall be selected by him county
OF the County Shawassee Michigan; that
there made will be public sale and each
parcel described the decree shall be
sale for the total interest
such parcel and accepting
ed fee simple interest heren will pay
Of then the whole shall be offered
OF cannon be sold interest
ceedng day before and IT,
such second OFFER during
sold for the amount aforesaid the County Treasurer
Witness the Hon Seden 5. Miner Circuit Judge the
seal OF said Circuit Court OF Shawassee County day
November, A. D. 1912 -
SELDEN s. MINER,
,..-,, Circuit Judge
ALBERT L. NICHOLS,
Register
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-01-03
STATE OF MICHIGAN.

To the Circuit Court for County Chancery
The petition OF ORAMEL FULLER Auditor the
State of Michigan for and in behalf respectfully
shows that the list OF anos hereinafter set forth marked
County OF Shawasee which
therein which
for OF taxes and which
together with the total amount
expenses as provided by law extended
parcels Of land.
Your petitioner further Court that said
were returned to the Auditor General
Act the Public Acts OF 1898 delinquent
Of said taxes for said respectively
remain unpaid except that lands Included schedule
for taxes OF 1890 or prior
as delinquent for said
Public Acts Of 1891, and which remain unpaid -
Your petitioner that all cases where lands
included In schedule Az aforesaid
prior said lands have been sold
have sold for said delinquent
or sales 80 made have been set aside by competent
Jurisdiction or have been cancelled provided
Your petitioner further shows and
interest collection fee and
ue valid lien on the several lands
In said schedule. ~ s.f =, - $40. e
Your petitioner said taxes on said
described lands have remained unpaid
after they were returned delinquent
navng been the same being due and remaining
the State Of Michigan lands
payment OF several OF taxes interest
IN expenses computed extended in said schedule
p.ymept Of she said computed against
ad lands that each Of land msy for
due rs provided by law to the lien aore
And your petitioner VIM ever pray. esc. s,n
.'"...'.~- oRAMEL B. FULLER
Auditor General OF the state of Michigan for
and In behalf of said State
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-01-03

Commencing 2 rods
east OF west line OF
sw 4, 10 rods north
OF nurlh line of King
street east 3 rods
north 4 rods west
8 rods south to be-
ginning ..,...
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-01-03

DOHiuuiuk ~ BOuL0-
east corner OF lot I
and on west line of
Crum street, thence
north on east line
OF SAID lot f32 feet,
thence west along
north line OF lots /,
. and 8, IN feet,
thence south 81 feet.
east Is feet, north
10 feet east 20 feet,
south 10 feef, east
Is feet south pafsl.
lol TO east line of
lot !. to north line
OF @. X. st, thence
southeasterly Along
said street to 8
point that o line
running north Will
intersect tho north.
east corner of lot 1
tneuC0 north IN ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-22
Yes, Mary Garden, but Stolen
Perfume, Not Singer-Lat-
ter, Presumably, Doesn't
Know of This Story.

The presence Of Mary Garden was no.
ticeable I'm the old Oak street station house
last night The veteran policemen IL
could be seen, stepped into the house with
an air Of alacrity as they came off duty.
Even the doorman threw away morsei
OF chewing tobacco when he first became
aware Of the strange atmosphere.
There was a subtle odor which "hiskeo
back and forth between the lieutenant
desk and the row of cells in the rear OF
the building, telling Of the distinguished
presence. A small crowd fingered at the
door when Mary Garden entered, accom-
panied by Detectives Loughman, Hayes
and Goravan. The crowd was disperscd'
however the doorman told the group that
Mary Garden was too exalted for their
humble senses to appreciate.
Above the smells from the shadows OF
Brooklyn Bridge. even superior to the un-
mistakable aroma OF the SWAMI" Mary
Gardens visit to the police station could
be told from a distance. To be exact the
odor of sanctlty had invaded the ranks
of the pollce force TO an extent greater
than the Curran committee could hope
for.
The detective trio first got on the scent
OF Mary Garden two weeks ago. the
fragrant trail led TO the East SIDE tar
from the Metropolitan Opera House out