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Evening star., 1913-12-08
DECIDES AGAINST PRINCE.
Supreme Court Holds Bonds Must Be
Sold to Satisfy Jeweler.

Royalty Jared badly today before the
Supreme Court OF the United States
when that tribunal dismissed the ap-
peal of Prince De Bearn from the
action of the Maryland courts in hold
ing that the princes railroad bonds
held In Baltimore must be sold to sat
isfy the claim of q Parisian jeweler.
The jewelry was sold the prince upon
his departure for America In 1905 to
marry the daughter of Ross r. Winans
of Baltimore.
The appeals Of the prince from de-
clsions that part of the bond sale
should be used to repay money bor-
rowed from his brothers were also dis
missed.
This is the second time the court has
thrown out Of court summarily appeals
brought by the prince In tho debt liti-
cation.
Evening star., 1913-12-08
CHMAMAN Is INDICTED.
Conviction on Opium Charge Sequel
to Raid-Other Cases.

Moy You, q Chinaman, was indicted
today by the grand jury on charge of
having opium in his possession in viola
tion Of the act Of February 9, 1909. Moy's
arrest followed a raid by government off,
cials In local Chinatown recently.
Indictments were also returned against
Samuel Singer. grand larceny: Justin Ed
wards, forgery; Thomas johnson, assault
with dangerous weapon: Garrison Pursell
robbery; Bessie Foster, forgery; Mary
Gordon. alias Gordney and Conway Kelly.
adultery.
The grand jury ignored charge of libel
against Samuel f. Underhill aud exon
Grated Mary Gordon of an allegation OF
larceny after trust.
Evening star., 1913-12-08
Holds Legislation Needed.
Held as a Housebreaker.

Charged with housebreaking, James
Howard, colored. of 2330 ChampIain ave-
nue. northwest was held for the action
of the grand jury in $1,000 bonds today
in the Police Court. Howard is charged
with breaking into the apartment of
Mamie Stern, at 1855 Calvert street
northwest. October and stealing a
watch and ring valued at $40.
Evening star., 1913-12-08
Grace Turner, Sixteen, Missing.

Grace Turner, sixteen years old. Is re-
ported missing from her home, $50 18th
street southeast. The police were told
that Miss Turner had said something
about ending her life. When she left
home Saturday morning she wore a blue
skirt and waist, blue polo coat and
black hat.
Evening star., 1913-12-08
November Fire Damage, $24, ,533.

Fires damaged property in the District
.ast month to the extent of $24. .533, ac-
cording TO report by Chief Frank j.
Wagner. submitted to the Commission
ers today The total estimated loss is
little more than is per cent of the
total insurance of $3.50. .eS5, carried on
the property, the report states. Alto
gether there were ninety-fve fires, of
which but five necessitated the sounding
OF additional alarms.
Evening star., 1913-12-08
CAMPAIGN FOR AN EGG
BOYCOTT NEARS CLOSE
Mrs. Ellis Logan, Director of
War on High Prices, Is
Pleased With Results.
Will Circulate Petition at Several
Meetings Today-Interest Re-
mains Unabated.

The campaign for signatures to pet-
ttons for boycott of high-priced eggs,
which started III this city at $50 o'c.ock
last Monday morning. IS to close at mid
night tonight, giving the campaigners
seven active days of work. Mrs. Ellis
Logan. who instituted and directed the
campaign, declared this morning that she
was delighted with the results obtained.
\ call for all petitions that are being
circulated by those assisting Mrs. Logan
in her campaign. was issued this morn
ing by her She wants the petitions in
by tomorrow morning, SO that she will
be able TO start to check up, and to pre-
pare the monster petition for presenta-
tion to Congress along with those from
other cities about the country.
No Let-Up in Interest.
Despite the fact that this is the seventh
day OF active campaigning, Mrs. Logan
declared this morning, there was no let
up in the number Of names received this
morning by mail, or in the number of
telephone calls from those wishing to
take UP the work of getting petitions
signed at this late date. The campaign
director declared that Judging from the
number of inquiries which came to her
campaign had just been announced in
stead of just closing.
Mrs. Logan will visit several meetings
about the city today, among them the
anti-vivisection meeting. a number of
additional names are expected TO be add
ed to the petition at this meeting. &C
oordng TO Mrs. Logan, who declared that
she also was continuing her conferences
with women in all wa ks of life to as
certain their views the campaign
Without exception declared Mrs. Logan,
all are in favor of the campaign.
Holds Legislation Needed.
Mrs. Logan declared that the practice
of the Philadelphia women of having
their own cold storage, as outlined by
Mrs. William B. Derr, president of the
Housekeepers' League of Philadelphia,
could not have done much good here at
this time. What the women here wanted
was a reduction of the price of eggs
which were already in cold storage.
What Is needed here is legislation,
declared Mrs. Logan We want the
passage of a bill requiring the marking
of cold storage products. We are willing
TO pay for fresh egss if they are fresh
eggs, but we do not want TO pay fresh
egg prices for cold storage eggs. If we
are buying fresh eggs we should know
It,
Evening star., 1913-12-08
Years of Litigation Ended.

The years Of litigation between the
heirs of Manuel A. Otero and those Of
Jose De La Cruz Chavez over title to the
Galisteo ranch In Santa Fe county, N. NJ.
were brought to a close today by de-
cision of the Supreme Court of the United
States in favor Of the former.
Evening star., 1913-12-08
Counsel's Illness Postpones Case.

Consideration Of the constitutionality
OF Oklahoma's ''Jim Crow law. applica-
BILE both to intrastate and interstate traf-
f1c In Oklahoma, was postponed today by
the Supreme Court Of the United States
because OF illness Of counsel. An attempt
will be made to have the case argued in
about two months.
Evening star., 1913-12-08

ington. A large number Of banks, trust
companies, commercial houses and other
establishments are using the seals on all
their outgoing mail. 1t Is the desire Of
those In charge Of the sale to dispose Of
more than half million OF the seals In
WASHINGTON this year.
Evening star., 1913-12-08
WILL DIRECT WORK
Of THE DETECTIVES
ISupt. Sylvester to Take a Hand
in Running Down
Robbers.
Failure of Police to Discover Clues
in Many Recent Crimes Leads
Chief to Act.

In view of the lack Of success on the
part of the police to discover any clues
that might lead to the apprehension of
the perpetrators of q number Of assaults,
robberies. daring hold-ups and at least
one murder committed during a daylight
robbery. Maj Sylvester, superintendent of
police, has taken a hand in the work
OF running the perpetrators Of the crimes
to earth, and is directing the work OF
half a score of detectives.
Three such cases are being investigated,
and the police department has offered
reward of 500 in each of the cases for
the apprehension of the criminals. In
one case. that of Charles A. Stockett, the
hardware merchant who was slain with
an axe in the hands of a murderous rob-
Der, the police department reward has
been supplemented by one Of like size
offered by Naval Lodge, No. 4, F. A. A.
NJ, making a total OF 500 offered for the
apprehension of Sockets slayer
Six detectives. forming a murder
squad" are giving their entire time to
the effort to locate the man who killed
and robbed the hardware merchant, and
two detectives have been detai'ed on each
of the other two cases. those of Solomon
Deskin, grocer at Sth and l. streets north
west, who was held up and robbed at the
point of a pistol Saturday night, and
Samuel T. McDevitt, 1920 Girard street
northwest who was the victim of a sirni-
lar hold-up in his store one night last
week.
Motor Cycle Recovered.
Policeman Williams of the eighth pre-
cinct yesterday afternoon recovered the
motor cycle supposed to have been ridden
by the hold-up man who robbed Deskin.
The cycle was found at 18th and V streets
northwest about $50 o'clock last night.
though when it was left there by it's rider
Is not known. The cycle is the property
of ]. o. Hartman, 20S F street north
west, and was taken from in front of q
store at Sd street and Florida avenue
northwest about O'Clock Saturday night
The police believe the fact that the man
who held up and robbed Deskin was able
to ride motor cycle may lead to his ap-
prehension. and think the robber may be
found to be chauffeur. Deskin is GER
tain he will be able to identify the rob-
Der, as the man entered Deskin's store
unmasked-that is, not wearing the hand
kerchief which concealed the lower part
of his face on the occasion of his second
vista short time before the actual rob-
berry.
William L. Thomas. residing at 1O15 7th
street northwest, told the police today of
having seen a colored man on a motor
cycle Saturday night speeding in the
vicinity of Ith and NJ streets northwest.
THE motor cycle was speeding and
had no light" Thomas tod the police,
'and the colored man riding it was held
ing his head down.
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Woman, Stabbed, in Grave Condition

Marie Light. colored, a resident OF
Pierce court southwest, was taken to
Casualty Hospital yesterday and treated
for a stab wound In her left side. The
wound was inflicted with a penknife more
than a week ago and her alleged assail
ant was sentenced to two months in jail.
Her condition Is critical.
Evening star., 1913-12-08

OF fine serge. in shades of navy.
wine and copenhagen; trimmed with
silk collar and cuffs. fancy silk
braids. Scotch plaids and fancy cro-
eheted buttons; plain and plated
skirts; sizes to ii years.
Evening star., 1913-12-08

Adam Wade Nowlin. seventy-two years
old, a lawyer. died Wednesday night at
Lynchburg. Va. He was formerly asso-
ciated with the late Senator John w.
Daniel and his father. the late Judge VIII
liam Daniel. He was Confederate vet
eran.
Evening star., 1913-12-08
Think Rider Was Robber.

Thomas first saw the machine at 7th
and h streets, he stated, and he watched
it go north along 7th street and turn west
at NJ street. The police think the rider
probably Is the individual who robbed
Grocer Deskin.
The letter received by Samuel T. Nc
Dewitt, In which was contained a number
of unindorsed checks taken along with
cash by the robber who held him up,
gives the police a copy Of the handwrit-
ing of the robber, and it was stated to-
day that all suspects arrested In connec-
ton with this and the other robberies
will be compelled to give the police sam
pies Of their penmanship.
Lamartine Taylor. residing at 1918 Sd
street southeast, today complained to the
police that he was held up Saturday night
by two colored men and robbed of a pair
of shoes He stated that he was at I'd
and l. streets southeast about IL 80
O'Clock when the men held him up and
robbed him.
Evening star., 1913-12-08
OBJECTS TO j. AGENTS
OBSERVING ELECTIONS
Dominican Minister Files Pro.
test for Government With
State Department.

Senior Francisco ]. Peynado, the Do
minican minister, today presented a for
NAL protest to Secretary Bryan against
the dispatch Of agents Of the State De.
partment to Santo Domingo to observe
the elections to be held next Monday FOL
a constituent assembly of the republic
Last week Senior Peynado indicated YER
bally the disapproval of his government
its elections. Although it has been de-
clared that these State Department
agents are not to supervise the cleo
tions. Minister Peynado, under instruc
tions from his government, went to the
State Department today to follow up the
verbal statement with a written protest
View Of Dominican Officials.
The Dominican officials say they canno,
see how a representative of the State
Department can visit Santo Domingo fol
the purpose indicated without some of.
ficial status, although the State Depart.
ment officials insist that such is the
case.
Before the elections occur next Monday
the United States Navy will be represent
ed in Dominican waters by at least four
vessels, counting as one the Eagle, sur
vey ship. now at work on the coast Of the
island. The gunboat Dolphin. which sail
ed from Washington Saturday. Is due al
Samana oay, where the insuragent eIe-
ment has been active in the past, about
Wednesday, the Petrol already Is ir
Dominican waters and the Nashville will
pick up the State Departments agents
at Santiago, on the south coast Of Cuba
Evening star., 1913-12-08
tomorrow and convey them to SAINT
Domingo City.
List Of United States Agents.

These agents are Jordan H. Stabler and
F. A. Sterling Of the Latin American 6u-
reau Of the State Department, and Hugh
S. Gibson, formerly secretary OF the
American embassy at Havana, Cuba
The State Department has made no ex-
PLANTATION of the part the officers are to
play in assisting the islanders to hold q
fair and free election.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-06-05
100000 TROUT
, FOR COLORADO STREAMS
(By UaiseA Prvss.,

Denver. June More than two mil
lion rainbow Yout eggs have been
gathered at'ausreIi and Electra iakes
for the state fish hatcheries by men
sent out by the state game and nah
commission. and Commissioner James
A. shinn said today the work Of coll
iecting eggs OF native trout will begia
promptly In other iakes.
Col. shinn said the department ex-
poets to please eight or nine miiIioa
eggs OF all kinds In the hatcheries this
year. and also to get ave million min
nows from the Yciiowstone national
park next fall.
lie said that nearly twenty-thrss
million small trout have been put into
the streams OF Colorado during tho
past two years and that he expects TO
place thirty million during the next
two years.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-06-05
SATURDAY..

Miss verna Mannock left Tuesday
for Portland. Oregon. to spend few
months with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Z. Logan, with
some OF their friends. spent a few
days at Beaver Creek this week.
Mrs. John Pledger and three child
rem. Laura. Jessie and Irene. have re-
turned from Canon City. where they
spent the past six months. The child
rem attended the public schools in
Canon.-Saiida Record.
Mrs. Kate Bartlett Hills will leave
here on Sunday for the Pacific coast
where she will spend the summer va
cation. She will FIRST visit Berkeley.
California. and. later. 20 to San Diego.
1t is probable that she will take some
special work In the extension course
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-06-05
WEDNESDAY

A marriage license was issued from
the Office OF the county clerk here on
Tuesday 10 Peter Bandino and Miss
Marghrita Bandino. both OF RockvaIa.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Johnson. NJ.
and Mrs. DIR. n. +. Mckenzie and Mr..
c. Piymei. motored to Canon City and
over the Royal Gorge and Skyline
drive sunday.-PuebIo star-Journal.
Half dozen or more Canon City
, people left here this morning for
Rocky Ford to attend the sessions OF
the Colorado State Sunday School
convention. Among the delegates
from the First Presbyterian Sunday
school were Mrs. J. W. Rogers and
Miss Huntoon.
Herbert Combs. who. few days
ago. completed his sophomore year at
Northwestern university at Evanston.
Illinois. returned to Canon City Tues
day night and will spend tho summer
here. During his vacation he viii as
sist in n clerical capacity In the office
of his father. Alderman Lafe Combs.
II. f. Dove. physical director and
chief OF the Boy Scouts OF the Canon
City Young MEMS association. return
ed here the first Of the week from
Culver. Indiana. whore he has been IN
attendance At a conference Of tho
World Boy Workers OF the Y. ". c. A.
Mr.. Dove reports an Interesting trip
and . splendid conference.
A motor party consistins Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ). r. Reeder. Miss Beside Resdsr
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o, the University Of California during

o; the University of California during
her absence.
Mrs. August Mcneil and daughters
came up from Canon City last Satur-
day and will remain here for the sum
mer.-Wet Mountain Tribune.
A half dozen or more motor parties
from Colorado Springs. Denver and
Pueblo visited Canon City on Friday
and most OF them made the run 70 the
top OF the Royal Gorge and back to
town over the Skyline drive. Most of
the visitors had never made the trip
before and were more than delighted
with its attractions.
Miss Pearl Hall. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. H. j. Hall OF this city went
to Pueblo Friday to attend the funeral
of the late Charles otero. The de-
cedant is a relative of the Hall family.
He was pioneer business man oil
Pueblo and was well known through
out the west. He died Wednesday IN
Long Beach where he had gone a
month ago for his health. He will be
buried on Sunday under the auspices
OF the Eiks' lodge.
VIII Hardy. employed extra as
mail messenger on the Denver & RIO
Grande rpad between Pueblo and
points west during the last year and
half or two years. was visitor in Can
on City on Friday. having stopped over
TO renew the acquaintance Of num-
ber OF old friends while on his way 70
Denver. Mr.. Hardy has Just been
given the regular run between Eagle
and Rife and will enter upon his new
duties next week.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-06-05

Pike avenue. Her mother. who has
been here for soma time past. will ac-
company her on the return trip 10
Iowa.
Mrs. L. " Shumway OF Trinidad ar
rived here Monday evening and Is the
guest OF her son. Frank shumway.
wife and family at 1921 Main street
She expects to remain here for some
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph ID. Merritt Of
ST. Paul. Minnesota. arrived here this
afternoon and will spend the summer
in Canon City as the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. W. W. Emmerson at SIS
Pike avenue. They are the parents OF
Mrs Emmerson.
The ten-year-old daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. ouimby Walker was aeci-
FdentaII- run down by an automobile
driven by W. v. Thornton on West
Main street in Florence last Saturday
afternoon. but. fortunately. wlthou;
serious injury. The accident happen
ed while the child was crossing the
street and she turned so suddenly
when the machine approached that II
was impossible for the driver to stop.
Miss Neoma Pfeiffer was the gaest
OF honor at n surprise party at her
home. ii20 Greenwood avenue. last
Saturday when a dozen or fifteen OF
her girl friends and schooimates call
ed in a body to spend the afternoon
with her. Out door games OF various
kinds we're played and all had good
time. Refreshments weer served.
With Prof Logan. principal OF the
Washington school. as chaperone. a
party of twelve or fifteen Of his re-
cent eighth grade students left town
early this morning on hike" to the
top of Fremont's peak where n picnic
dinner was enjoyed. The excursion
lists returned to town late this after
noon tired. but well pleased with the
days outing.
Mrs. Williams and daughter. Vera.
left this afternoon for Littleton where
they expect to make their home.
Mrs. Z. s. Cohen. grand secretary
of the o. r. s. In Colorado. left this
morning for Canon City to Join Mrs.
Carrie 7. Marr. grand matron OF the
order, In a round OF official visits TO
all locals In the southern half OF the
state. Beginning with Canon City.
they will visit Florence. salida. Bue-
ma Vista. Glenwood Springs. Grand
Gunnison. Leadviile and the
towns In the southwestern part of the
state and the San Luis valley. They
will be absent about month.-colo-
RADIO Springs Telegraph.
J. B. Cartwright OF the Canon State
bank returned home few days ago
from IN automobile trip TO ochiitree.
Texas. and other points In tho south
wsst. He ssys tho weather has been
vsry dry n Ochiltree county and tia
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-06-05

and Master Thomas Reeder Of Smith
sonia. Alabama. and n J. Smith of
Denver were registered at the strath-
more hotel on Tuesday.
VIII Mack. Who has been here for
several weeks visiting his mother.
Mrs. Julia L. Mack. left Tuesday aft
ernoon for Grand Junction where he
will stopo for a few daysw hile on
his way back to Vancouver. British
Columbia. where he has important
numbering interests His mother se-
companied him on the trip and will
spend some time In the Pacific north
wes.t -ssA
Next Sunday Will be observed zs
-chiidren's day by Protestant
churches all over the world and pre-
pArations are In progress for lis cell
ebration by several OF the eonxrexa-
tions in Canon City. Interesting pro-
grams. In which the children will be
the principal participants. viii be
given and parents and friends are
urged to attend and encourage the
effects of the iItis ones to make the
,ooeahon ibees
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surrounding country and that most
farm crops will be little short on
that account In the eastern portions
OF Texas. Oklahoma and Kansas. ac-
cording to Mr.. Cartwright. the wheat
crop Is excellent and IL now being
harvested Mr. Cartwright says Can
on City looks good to him after tbs
barrenness OF some OF the territory he
trayersed during his absence and ne
expresses pleasure at being home
again. --sx yRAN
Mr.. r. l. Morgan OF Denver has
purchased half interest In the Canon
City Monumental works from Mr.. II.
W. Hadley who had charge OF the es-
tablishment for 30 long. Both men
are energetic and intend TO 30 after
business In a lively manner. Mr.. Nor
gan has moved his family here from
the Capital City and will be locate
at 10 Macon avenue.
Miss Bessie Moyle. saies~omen with
the firm OF Dun 4 Moyie. left on Mon
day on n vacation trip TO southeastern
Colorado and New Mexico. She will
visit the wrightS and Kissingers.
former residents on Lincoln Park.
at Springer. New Mexico. and. on her
returns will stop on at segundo. Colo.
rado. shere she VIII be the guest q,
her sister. Mrs. O. II. Piercy for 4
short time.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-06-05

FOR sALE-A COW. Phone canoa
15s. 1871.