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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-01

8. 6. Nieliens HoreOras baooe i
seottle og ! San Jrancisco bar life
iaa soot beisat iom iorpentet, me'
6oriatteren er alligepel meget be.
aeiitret oper, bnao ban bur bsrt og
let - nannlig for ltoitillingsgrun>
Sen / San 6roneisco.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-01
Gefbarot g. Gifejen TIA Gee,

Gefbarbt 9. @ifeien fra Seem
Sort er bleben interpietpet al $50
.litifen" og ltotaler, at Miels Soul
fen 6o1bet bill faa Ell op%eroroent-
Zig @etDbning ipm @inoeleo mellem
5fan6inapien oe M1nerifa. @an be-
mgrfer isprigt, at fgl. hanlf Nor=
cellens l1oialg paa 5tb Mpen1e /
Seem Sort oil blipe CIT @llogrltbe,
ibis ser 6isponereoes foritonoigt.
Gn @iamano / Stem Dorf bar
benpenM Jig til Naitor g. g. Mp,
rop pe0 Gole1ns ounife epangeliife
l11tb. Strife angaaenoe Sprettelien
al Ell 6m1if @oloni / Micbiga11. @a11
pil belit bape 0anife 9a16maro til
at boiatte fig paa Sc itore 5trGf-
ninger al 2ano, iom bam eier Ser
/ oenne Stat, og bar 6erfor beo
&ontraft meo @altor Mprop forplig=
tet iig til at tilii6e'ette 5000 Mcres
of .2an0 uoelnffen0e for onnife
2mnbmeno, font bill benptte fig al
oemrc M%nleoning.
Cyan ont 9anmarf. gn meget
ipmpatbetiif Mrtifel ON Dnnmarf
fanotes /. Senoogsnlmmeret at g.
q. @orlo forle6en, ifriper .MoroI."
Mrtifelen forefom i. Sorm al ct
S11terpiem, iom @orlos &orreipon-
Dent / Sfanoinapien bar hapt meo
|Dr. ST.. Ma1riee Geon, Sen ome-
rifanife Miniitcr / &iebenbaon. 3r.
Cyan taller / roienbe nbtrpf ON Sc
6erligbeber; Ser bpoes Guriiter1e /
Gunnparff: &aH filbrer Sc in,uffe.
qamle, M}ferilfes Steoer, iom Miibe:
goroineborg, sfager, Seliinadr og
t1ere og bersmmer i bsie Goner
bet 11bmRrfe6e .bat1ife Soften fnmt
sen oeilige oanife Matl1r, oa iI11tter
me0 at anbefole. fine 2omosmenb
at eiere Ga1ren meb SEN oirefte.
ifanoinaoiIfe 9inie, ierlig efter at
6enne er blebet foreget meb ct ioo
prpatigt, bpgaeligt og. / ale ,6en-
ieeroer v1ep=to=oate" gfib iom Sire
|0erif VIII.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-01

@%plbenoal. @eueratugent ar,uo
2as;en, 9eitprer al @ploe,roals BOG.
bnnoel / Chicago, refer mart til
Morge, bpor bans .9nitr11 ligger al.
porlig ing. 6%orretningen bill bore
luffet / CONNER. . Gan ST. 9asien
fommer tilbaee ter life afgiort ca.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-01

- boilien aIasie eaor bu9-
.sssrite gorbereoelie
seoe''' er itrrfelt Sin alasie
st IS 5rsfenen,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-01
Hunt Ean1aulxnn.

3 9pler, @ina., bar Naitor So.
fon s%spraenicn opiagt iin @ierniue
JON @rait for Menigbeoen, o. go.
itor &elDeg bar opiagt lin @ier.
ming iom 6oritanoer for Dancboo
@siitole.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-01

Dsselma fsr Dfsset ienSss bebt | Money
Orders euer Drafts, betattars til st
1auI Eibenbe4.
vile BreSe, S%nbienbelier NJ. NJ. til Ola
ets Rsntpr, asresiere3 til
.e;t. paul Utoenoe'',
e..,, "a, 0snrt BLOCH. st. paul, 0tnn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-01
Yuris bc11 life 9(priI

>SN< fNu A%IS~. ~
6ens luncnll0e @1t1in0e freezer mem.
Zig / Mur, at Damernes CONNER.
botte ifal ppre gn1ife tarbelige, l,oell
nogen iom belit 8pnt og @arncring,
og frelnfor aft er 6ier og Tugle
tunlpite. Nor 0enne 11pe % paa=
faloenoe Mobe berer Irl1 Yoincare,
NrGlioentens 9llltrl,, Ell flor Gel
at Mniparet, og Smonf1glene fen.
Der ben0e iiftert en- penIig Eanfe /
ben M~nle6ning. Mooens 9pfomit
er ippri9t ganife original. 6rl,
9oincore er fom befienot tentnelig
lille, % for at be0e berpon bar bun
tioligere ret bic Satte, g~arnereoe
meb itore, baien6e 6ier; men iua
inotraf Ser THOR en- 8egipeubeo, Der
tit ben6e til at gipe @ffnl6 poa fine
Dn0ltngsbatte. Da oe offtcielR
Sngter / mnmbol1illet ffuloe fi1oe
ste6, erflpre6e 8~reiioenten tort %
'beitemt, at bntt betragte6e Sagten
iom en- raa og moobpoelig Sport,
at bol1 UNDER i1gen Smitpnoig-
beoer biIoe tage Sci i benne bnrbo.
rifle Torn6ielie. Det bar 1toget
for @oriieria66erei1. Mlle talte ON.
Nrniioentens Dprepenligbeo, og
pad @%arieteerne bIep Der iunget 81.
fer ON Sen. m1eit Gpffe gioroe bog
en- @iie, hoori Der barcelIereoes
ober, at @oincore life oiloe ifDoe
foo 11eget Tom en- J,lgI, meoens
bans &nitru ppnteoe the 6dtte neol
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-08
THE CALUMET

IA Maze of Mystery" George
Kleinc attraction in four parts, Will b.
the special attraction at the Calume,
theater next Tuesday evening.
Mario young man connected with
the diplomatic service of his country
becomes infatuated with Sonia, VINO
poses as Russian princess, but the
marriage of the two is mysteriously
opposed by the young mans wealthy
father. The older mans expression OF
djsapproval of the princess Is the last
word his son hears from his lips' Tor
the next morning the butler mas MN
lying dead in bed.
James Eagle, a famous detective Is
mn upon the case and soon learns oi
Nario's infatuation for the fascinat-
inc Russian. He also learns that the
woman Is not a princess at all, bat
merely an adventures, seeking To
make her fortune as best she can
When he finds thai the elder Mario
has been asphyxiated by means Oh
GAS tube let through the hoor OF the
onar,ment above, and that soma )
"cousIn" has recently occupied the
room he begins operations
Eagle calls on Sonia ana oa''ie VI
wits ensues. She pretends to believe
I'm the guilt of her cousin ana offers W
guide the detective to his hiding place
He follows her directions, but suos''-
mtes a dummy for himself in the rear
seat Of his automobile. When the ou"-
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-08
keep LOOKING YOUNG
'" easS-lf You Know Or. Edwards
Olive Tablets.

Tue secret of keeping young-is to
w !oung-to do this you must watch
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having a sallow complexion-dark
usS under your eyes-pimples--ab bill
.YuS look in your face-dull eyes with
no sparkle.
'our doctor will tell you ninety per
."' u all sickness comes from mac
'V novels and liver. DIR. Edwards,
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49,, -" Edwards Olive Tablets, the sub
sue Tor calomel. are gentle in their
hO"' yet always effective. They
o., ABOUT that exuberance of spirit
er,o,' natural buoyancy which should he
n y,, oy everyone. by toning up tire
n,,. ono clearing the system of i'm
o @'''es You will knew DIR. Edwards
AVA iaolets by their olive color. 1Oc
Co. Zoe per box. The Olive Table,
sI,,. pany Columbus. Ohio. All drug
'~S'-Advertisement.
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my is suddenly riddled with bullets

my is suddenly riddled with bullets,
his suspicious are confirmed
Finally tho detective succeeds IN
capturing the guilty man after an eX-
citing chase through the labyrinthire
maze of dark passages in an old castle.
Suddenly the prisoner tries To hurl the
detective through an open door. Sus-
pecting an unseen danger. the dctec-
tive grapples with his prisoner and
succeeds in pushing him through the
door. He is Mortified to see the man
drop suddenly into a lifcess heap. y
search reveals the connection of a
brass plate to the floor with "A power
tul battery, The criminal, seeking Il
clectrocute his captor, has been caught
N his own trap.
His net of evidence complete, the de-
tective has no trouble in bringing the
Russian adventures to justice, clear
ing up the mystery of the elder Ma
rios sudden death and freeing the son
from the tolls of an unfortunate en-
tanglement.
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explanation for every situation. And
yet there is the opal ring around
winch all the trouble centers. 1t be-
longs To the kindly old aunt Her
grand-nie"" desired II, but the aunt
refused It, vaguely believing in the old
superstition that surrounded H.
Perhaps il was within that caused
the sirl TO make the securing of the
opal ring test for her affection. or
perhaps she wished To prove conclu-
slVely the falsity of the superstition.
Certainly, she little dreamed OF the
tragic results that were To follow when
she told the two young men, both in
love with her that the one who secur-
ed II from the old aunt could claim
her The play starts out almost as a
comedy. Then comes the first shaft, in
the shape of letter from the aunt.
which starts the ball of suspense roll
ing
The letter states that the opal ring
was almost stolen. Il recognized the
would-be robber, a worthless tenant If
mine, and frightened him away" saws
the aunt. The two suitors, Fred and
Will decide to act at once before any
thing happens To the ring. Afterward
they both visit the aunt and both arc
refused. Later. she writes "A note Ia
Fred telling him to return that even
ing. that she will give him the ring
This note is seen by WIN. and he de-
cides that there is only one way To get
the ring.
That night Fred secures the ring.
After his departure when the lights
have been switched off, real robbcr,
his identity hidden in the darkness.
enters and secures the jewel case. The
aunt tries To interfcre-there is n
struggle and the aunt is killed. Before
dying she whispers to the servant that
The came back again"
Fred takes the ring to Alice. There.
soon afterward, he Is arrested as the
thief. win. has an alibi in the fact
that he was confined in his house az
the time. Alice is overcome when told
that the aunt IL dead and imagines
Fred guilty.
Alice's father suspects VIII. in spite
of his alibi, and hires detective. Then
Alice enters the case and tries to
straighten out the mystery. She re-
calls the words of her aunt, He came
back again" Fred is tried and found
guilty on circumstantial evidence. But
through a clever bit of work by the
girl the real thief is run down-it was
the tenant, hired to do the work by
VIII. At the end Fred and Alice throw
the ring into the flames.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-08
News Of Moving
Picture TheaterS
o,.,;.s of Feature Pictures Offered
by the Local Houses and Notes
Of the Film World.
THE CROWN

.Our Mutual GIRL the hith reel oil
.,ia delirhtful series, is the feature at
the Crown.
nh incident of the widest interest,
.a,ably I'm the fifth chapter of the
mn,ual Girl series, is her meeting with
Tr Andrew Carnegie. AS Margaret
81 her aunt are passing down Fifth
a,cnuc In their car, they see Mr. Car
nogie I'm his gardens. mutual friend
,,,bo is driving with them, stops the
.,,,omobiles and introduces the ladies
:, the worlds greatest iron master.
They drive on to Ii. Jaeckel & Sons
t,r house, where they make an elabor-
a,o selection of costly furs. On the
mo, home, Margaret sees John Storm,
,ho country boy-and before her aunt
realizes what is happening, she has
s,opped the car and rushed into his
,,ms much To the amusement of the
nuhlic. Scandalized, the aunt hurries
Margaret home and scolds her. That
of,ornoon. riding with her riding mas
tor in the Park, the incident of that
mon still rankles-and when the riding
masters stirrup loosens and he IS
obliged To dismount To fix it, she takes
tho opportunity To run away Lost in
tho woods of Central Park, Margaret is
rescued by storm. who takes her home
Near the house, they are overtaken ny
the aunt and the count, who dismiss
Storm with scant ceremony and hurry
Margaret indoors. She is sent to her
room without any supper, for her way
vardness-and thoroughly rebcllious,
she packs her clothes and prepares 10
run away
The management of the Crown has
prepared special treat for music low
ers which will be given this evening.
The four-piece orchestra which has
been playing at the Star theater,
Houghtou, will play a program. Tho
orchestra is made up as follows: Miss
Nav Carroll pianost; Eldred Nelson,
yolinist: Joseph Smith. flute; August
Torrcano clasinct. The program fol-
lows
High Sucicty"-Hccd.
Selection from RigolcttO"-Ncrdi.
Dance of the Hours'-Pinchielli.
summer Evening Waltz" - Wald-
tenfel.
Selection from "Amorita"-Czbulk1
Egyptian BalleC"-Lugini.
Selection from Fortune Teller.
Victor Herbert.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-08
THE ROYAL

The Girl from Prosperity" il the
special feature at the Royal 1t is IN
two parts.
Jim is ENGAGED to Elizabeth Emery.
While out sleighing, Jim sees the New
York train going by, and tells the girl
he should like to be going there. The
next evening. i'm n little game" Jim
holds the highest hand in poker and
cleans up" He tells Elizabeth he is
Going to visit the big city. She is re-
hctant at first, but finally gives in. In
New York Jim tries to get fresh with
Bessie Williams, a manicurist, but is
promptly squelched. Becoming lonely
and hOmesiCk he confides his troubles
to Bessie showing her picture of the
grI from the town of Prosperity. She
egins TO like the boy. He gets in with
fast crowd and speculates in buck
shop where he makes fortune.
Carried away by his success. despite
BesSie's advice to quit, he plunges ana
loses ALL Down and out and spurned
by his friends" he is on the verge OF
suicide when he meets Bessie, who
ersuadc' him To go back To Prosper
ly, but he is too proud. SO she writes
to Elizabeth and tells her Jim is i'll.
This brings Elizabeth and her married
sister to New York. Bessie tells them
Jimmy is IA good boy, but an awful
TOOL Elizabeth is angry at the girl
al FIRST then indignant at Jim as she
learns of his adventures and downfall.
But Bessie induces her to see him
before Judging too harshly. Bessie
Wlngs Jim to the hotel and pushes him
into the room where Elizabeth awaits.
realizing from his. care worn face he
uss learned his lesson. she forScts
about the sColding she was To give
hlm' aud seals her forgiveness with Il
Mss Bessie behind the curtain.
watches the reconciliation she has
brought about and goes back to her
work light hearted.
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THE LYRIC

The Children of the Heud." in two
parts, is the feature booked by tho
Lyric for Saturday.
JabeZ Morton goes to nearby field
To drive some cows to an upper pas
ture. He pulls down part of Carson
Belfield's pasture fence so as to drive
the cows through. Belfield, who il
sitting on stump smoking his pipe
watching his two children, Walton and
Hulda, rises angrily and, rifle in hand
goes toward JabeZ. Belheld orders
Jabez to stop pulling down the fence
and when he refuses. shoots him
James Morton. with his wife, Eliza
and their two young boys. Boone and
William, run to the pasture. They
vow To revenge Jabez. Fifteen years
later, William and Boone while walk
ing in the mountains. see Walton and
Hulda. William fires at them but
misses his aim. Boone refuses Ia
on women" few days later, Boone
is sitting alone i'm the mountains and
is surprised by Hulda. He lowers his
rifle and laughs. Angered by his man
ner Hulda fires at him, hitting him in
the knee. Ashamed of her act, she
kneels beside him and bandages his
wound. When she leaves. her cheeks
are flushed and there is a soft light in
her eyes. Boone looks toward her with
deep interest.
t.yht n t,t1 lgn- Al
Boone. He seizes her hand and press
es il to his lips. When she comes back
the next day she is followed by her
brother, Walton, who witnesses an af-
fcctionate greeting. lie confronts HUI
da as she is leaving and rcvilcs her
for her conduct. When he starts 10
shoot Boone she throws herself I'm the
way and shrieks. Morris. preacher,
and William Morton hasten near. Will
liam forces Walton to surrender him
self. and leads him off The preacher
goes with Hulda To Boone and joins
the young couple i'm marriage. When
he tells of this to the Mortons, Will
liam and his father, cnragcd. rush to
find the couple. William fires at them,
but misses. Walton and William en-
gage in "a desperate fight. Both fall
down the mountainside and are killed.
The two old fathers are overcome with
grief when they see the tragedy and,
in sight of Hulda, Boone and the
preacher, they clasp hands over their
dead sons. and agree to end their long
warfare.
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Laurium Department
INTEREST IN RIDING CLUB.
Organization Has Prospect OF Beeon
ina Popular Here.

%he organization of "A riding club,
the Headquarters of which will be in
the driving park, has been perfecte /
and membership of thirty already
has been enrolled The club has a
bright future in prospect as interest
i'm the sport is constantly increasing
At recent meeting, George l.. Foley
was named president and the vice
presidents are DR.. J. Il. Quick. Or w.
II. King, Charles Mcintyre, $. r. Smith
and j. O. Porter. +. G. Messner is the
secretary and l.. G. Gummerus is treas
urer.
1t is proposed to levy MEMBERSHIPS
fee Of IS and monthly assessment, the
proceeds of which will be utilized for
park rental and other expense Of the
club. 4 tentative code of bylaws has
been prepared and these likely will be
adopted at an early meeting. Among
other regulations, ii is proposed to
adopt uniform style Of dress.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-08
FIRST ENTERTAINMENT MAY 81.
Sacred Heart Glee Club Plans Attrac-
tive PROGRAM For Event,

The initial entertainment of the Sa-
cred Heart Glee club. the organization
of which was perfected this week, will
take place on the evening of May q in
the Sacred Heart auditorium. Plans for
the function were perfected last even
ing and program will he announced
be in charge of Edward Guilbault,
Cassimir Weiss, Louis Beirlng, Ray
Hirsch and William Schwenn.
The program will consist of chOruses
quarteues and solos, following the
rendition of which dancing will be in
dulged in. Instrumental music will be
rendered by the Sacred Heart or
cheStra.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-08
F R { c K | { s
Don't Hide Them With a Veil, Remove
Them With The Othinc Prescription,

This prescription for the removal Of
physician and is usually so successful
i'm removing freckles and giving II
clear. beautiful complexion that it Is
sold by druggists under guarantee to
refund the money if it fails.
Don't hide your freckles under a
veil get an ounce of othine and re-
move them. Even the first few appli-
cations should show a wonderful .m-
provement. some of the lighter freckles
vanishing entirely.
BE sure To ask the druggist for the
is sold on the money-back guarantee
Advertisement
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-08
WILL ,ERvE TURKEY SUPPER.

4 shipment of turkeys has arrived
for the turkey supper 10 he served IN
the parlors of the NJ. l.. church Satur-
quate provision has been made for "a
large crowd ana fifteen young ladies
will wait on the tables. The high
school orchestra will render several
numbers and interesting toasts will
appear on the program.
Officers of the Sunday school declare
this will he the best turkey feast Cf
the season. An admission fee of thlr-
ty-fivc cents will be charged
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-08
ASSURES FRIENDS OF SAFETY.
S. r. Fuller Suffers No inconvenience
in Mexico City,

Friends of 5. +. Fuller, former
copper country resident, who now is
located i'm Mexico City, have been as
sured of his safety through the publi-
cation of an official list of the names
of Americans by the United States
consul at Mexico city. This relieves
relatives of Mr.. Fuller who were APP
prehensive about his safety
Mr.. Fuller is engaged as the man
ager Of branch of the Goodyear Rub
Der company. While few hostile
demonstrations against American oc-
CURED in the capital of the turbulent
republic, no subjects of the United
States were harmed, according to adj
vice received here
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THE PEOPLES

The opal Ring" an Imp two-rcel
u'ama, will be the attraction at the
Peoples Saturday.
mere Is motive or reason for eN-
-.lhlng that happens plausible
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LAuRIUM BREViTIES.
:. :. :. :. :. :. !. :. ;. :. :. !. :. :. :.

\ force of workmen today began eX-
cayating ON HeCla street for the in
stallation of a new gas main.
Mrs. Harry Lobb will leave tonight
for Superior, Wis, to visit her daugh
ter, Mrs. Jerry Noonan. Before return
ny, who is playing ball In Virginia
MINI.
Rev. a. y. Sutclffe viii preach al
the Hancock NJ. II. church this evening
in connection with revival services
which have been in progress for the
past week
Alberta produced $4,000, coo worth of
eggs, poultry and milk last year.
The sun., 1914-08-21
AUTO DRIVER WHO FLED HELD.
william G. warnstadt Charged with
Running Down Two women.

Charged with running down two women
In an automobile and then fleeing. Will
lam c. Warnstadt, 25 years old. was held
in $1,000 for the Grand Jury yesterday
by Magistrate Levy In the West Side
police court.
East Twenty-ffth street, testified that
Warnstadt last Monday drove his car up
on the sidewalk in front Of Sc West Nine
ty-third street and knocked her and her
mother to the ground. Then. che testi-
fed. Warnstadt jumped out of the car
and ran away. Mrs. Lucc Is in the Poly
clinic Hospital suffering from internal in
jurles.
for an automobile driver to flee from the
scene OF All accident without reporting II
to policeman.
The sun., 1914-08-21
SCORE HURT IN TROLLEY CRASH.
Car Crowded with Women Hit ny
Another Running wild.

NEwARK, n. j.. Aug 2o-Nearly a
score OF passengers were injured this
evening during Storm when a trolley
car in which they were riding was
crashed into by another Of the same line,
The cars were on the South Orange ave-
nue. line. One was well filled with passen-
gers and the other was empty. without
either motorman or conductor The acci-
dent occurred at the car sheds at South
orange avenue and Nineteenth street.
The empty car was In the sheds. and in
some way gained momentum and started
down the slight grade toward the tracks,
Among the injured are Mrs. Arthur
johnson and Miss Henris stta johnson. %
South Twelfth street Miss Mary Brady
and Miss Agnes Brady. ssS Sanford
avenue . Mrs. II. 3. McCulla, 60t South
Orange avenue Mrs. Bertha Soltenofs
and her three-year-old son. 23l South
Orange avenue. and Mrs, Tessie Bolenoski,
II Liberty street, orange Valley left leg
injured Mira Johnson and Miss John
son were taken 10 the City Hospital suf-
fering from bruises and shock. The
others were treated by physicians and
went to their homes.
The sun., 1914-08-21
ICY WAREHAM GOES TO
PRISON FOR 80 DAYS
Woman Who Sued Eugene Zim-
norman Convicted of ViOlat-
ing Tenement House Law.

Mrs. Toy wareham, who recently
brought a breach Of promise suit for
100000 against Eugene Zimmerman,
father OF the Duchess OF Manchester, was
sont TO Blackwell's Island for three
months last night by Magistrate Krotel.
She was charged with Violating the tone
ment house law.
Mrs. Warehsm was arrested on August
10 by Detectives OHanlon and Hanley
after they had spent some time and con-
siderable money In an apartment at II
West Sixty-eighth street. Helen Prentiss.
whom the detectives found there. was ar
rested at the same time Mrs. Wareham
gave the name OF Mabel Smith, and In
spite Of easily recognized pictures OF Mrs,
Wareham which were found In the apart
ment she had refused up to last night to
say hntly that she was Mrs, Wareham,
When the case was called in the
women's night court Mrs. Alice Logan
took the stand as chief witness for the
defence. She said her husband worked
at Mrs Wareham's kennels at Elmhurst,
l.. l.. and that she was employed as
housekeeper at the Sixty-eighth street
apartment.
Mrs Wsreham testified that while she
owned the furnishings OF the apartment
she merely had office room there and
leased the apartment TO Mrs. Logan.
who. she said, was accountable for any
thing that happened there This Mrs.
Logan denied. and was supported by
the detectives.
Magistrate Krotel sentenced Mrs Ware
ham to three months In the workhouse
and Helen Prentiss to sixty days in tho
same institution Both women spent last
night in the Jefferson Market prison.