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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-10
DAUGHTER IN TERRIeLE SHAPE
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

BOYS with bicycles wanted at West
ern Union. All
WANTED-To pasture two cows for
tho milk. Phone 1964-W. Al2c
THE GRAND CLEANER e. TAILOR,
10 5. 18th. J. NJ. Gerlock. Phone 1921
IL
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-10

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. salesman TO
sell stock for Boise and vicinity.
Quick seller, good commission. Write
or call to p. m. Coin Controlled
Locker Co.. Nampa, Ida. All
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-10

SEWING MACHINE repairing by ex-
pert; all work guaranteed, Phone
Gas, Singer Sewing Machine Co,
1o231a Main. Machines rented ana
exchanged. Me-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-10

1000 ACRE stock farm, partly Guilt
waited, all fenced, s12 per acre, $4,000
cash, bal. per cent, ID" Capital
News. ~
The evening world., 1917-09-13
"H0W LoWLY7" ASKS SMITH
sheriff Calls ON Ransom 90 Explain
Reference 90 HIS once.

Sheriff Alfred T. Smith. deslgnee OF
the Democratic Party for President Of
the Board OF Aldermen. wants 70 know
from William l.. Ransom. how 'Lowly"
the Sherifrs office has been treated. He
said:
II have read letter purporting 10
come from william L. Ransom, Repub-
lican candidate for District Attorney OF
New York County. addressed to the
Anti-Democratic Committee. in which.
in part. he says: 4 resent seeing IL
(meaning the District Attorneys office,
as lowly treated as Tammany treated
the Sheriffs office
II would like TO know what lowly
treatment Tammany gave TO the
Sheriffs office. I am the only Tam
many man who had anything to do with
the treatment this office received in the
last nineteen months His letter must
have reference to my Administration
because he has not been IN this city lona
enough TO have first hand knowledge OF
any other Democratic Administration OF
this Office
The evening world., 1917-09-13
HAvRE DE GRACE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE Purse; for tvo.year- Old niliss;
fTe furOnS. .--Niss BDn, ll5, ImauHa, III,
julie. lO7, Tit for Tat, lO2 Fcuagh Maid lu2
Onico, no; Mts Sseg2, lO7 Tread Lightly ~,
Vsia'HGStiD 'Ii R'SIi'E%Osclins: for tuo.ye.r.ola,
five and hall hIrloHss sunny IHi. 10:
JuAaIta ID. lO' 'NocabuaBI ~; 'Stsu Right.
lo5 Rsponde, lo2; Lord Hcraert 10; Flee,
Foot, l0I; I,hdiih + i0i! WI soon, lo2.
RiHs' 10. Re6ad l. sion, il: 'B,irlinssgmi ,,gis
feh. iGS: 'sttr IL, TO-: 'Lotter,. uS. ''''
FOURTH hACE-sening; ureeS ehrods anj
inward sE tnrlonsS'Iu,lB BArsSf |i ~ Ein@ oa5
ritsnse. iO0; Innie Esar iG2; 'Prs,ton LINN,
iii; 'Owaga, lO7; Paymsgler. i22: Ro6eFy Ira /
lsy5 III; Hwfa ll5; Brave Cun1rdsr, li2
IA; True ss s,Gel, iGI. Alao iyb,e % start
Gray. Gray io5' 'ioliy J.. iO2; Kaitur loo: iz Egls
fTiFrii RiCL-C Claiming, fouryear,ola. and
upwaNi, one mile and seventy yar,is y idet ny.
GoGlsood ~; Montreal i, 100 Broom Corn, 10;
nass. ESS or i2 Ss Sss s !50sf araS RSy LAUDER R
iOa, E.Inont 100 Harhard 1885, Balgce iOi
IA ~ Tide pS ASWreucv en'Fy
SIXTH RACE-Cla'mlnE four year dds and
gpwHri one mil, mile S9d .S"PiS i0s SFs -HBsSey 100
iGtSFeG' iJ7 'Ilrinsley no res. i08. Aistyn
iON. Hlnitsu Dame 100 FNN Morn ll5.
'rArlet9nn q lol 4FenNoc1 i0i; I'D Bond
"sEybNTd R1c,Emn,.ndissp 70. ~ .sg
goS9 sa1.. iRS SS lo ocean ocean III acs N'ssA' ios ioo
sApprentiee allowances claimed weather clear
uil fast.
The evening world., 1917-09-13
LEXINGTON ENTRIES.

LEXINGTON. Ky. Sept. l3.-The en-
tries for to-morrOw's races are as fol-
lows:
Fli,sT RACE Purso SGOO. for oe.yelr-old.
six furlongs --Takalon Marc. lOi: Rosewood,
~: Dr. Barlow. lOi Ben Iampsun, lOi: Jaca
Sttaw. lOI: Aurga. lUI; dalLlnt Lad. 100: Bu'
s1CdiSD RACE--rurso $500: for two.year.oldS
five and a half fulungs. Jack stuart umpJ
lOT: CgNh Day, l0I. King TOvato, 10; HJl,
lnseI, 10; Olive Wood, H.: Atlanta, ~
fHlRp RAGE-Purse 5000. thr,c.ycar.oll, and
upward, one milu and siN.crnth. --M'AdoO. lOI
AldC6Aran. 100. EHurOidey, 100. TOkAy. 100;
FOURTH RACE Claiming 5000; for three
year-okis aud upward; s!H furlongs. 'Cleck. lOO
ihyncr. iO9: Ophe,ia W, lO3; 'LbcratOr, iOIi
Jrtiery. lOO Dmitri, lO7; ArEtobulus imp
lg5 Fle,lro qmg ios' Ardent. lOe; Nobeman
also ciisb.s: 'Dr; EmbreS5 l4 Bel BOY ia
lar, lO1; Milestone, no.
FIFTH RACE--Pums SIOO: the Cynhinna
thre,,- -year-olds one mile, -SLeElp umpD los
ral amount, lGi, sun Flash, l4 WARSAW iO4
Nal9I ~ oPgorqnity. il2i berlin. il5.
bay. eoi Chics barhsy. lQi. Parrish, l0i led,
gan. 100 st.. jude, 100: Happy Thought liO
Typo sahib. los. DabDsy. iO8. 'br Nickel, 90
Little IeS, 10; W, J.. Dabny. III.
SEVENTH RACE--Claiming: $500; threeyear
olds and upward one mile and sixteenth Roy
lo6;, Faiip Legend. ios; The Grader, 100; Fox!
'ApPreatieS allowance claimed. Weather clear
The evening world., 1917-09-13
SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT GETS
0. K. OF SENATE COMMITTEE
VIII Go on Calendar for Record
Vote at the Session Begin
ming in December.

WASHINGTON, Sept lS,-The Susan
II. Anthony resolution for nation wide
woman suffrage by Constitutional
amendment was favorably reported to-
day by the Senate Suffrage Committee
and viii take IT. place on the calendar
for a vote at the session beginning In
December
Whether the Suffrage resolution can
command the necessary two-thirds
vote in the Senate and later In the
House, Is a question. President Wilson
50 far has refused 20 put the influence
Of the Administre Ion behind II. al.
though urged 10 adopt II as war
measure.
Suffrage supporters. however, rega I'd
getting u out OF committee with a
favorable report as forward strn
and they welcome the opportunity tr
set record vote on It in the opsh.
The evening world., 1917-09-13
ALTON MEANS GOES BEFORE GRAND JURY HERE

Ht| IH snf tFbunF t-ss-.s ths
sH#s go faf IH.tIs..naI F.Ftfu.
s o. f.I tHHaH 90
Hsfs hstt I.fH ant sIfaa.
.sss fsfassT fHf fr ffss
Hssn~hHs HsssIss tfaaps 80
t1hfiHp asspsfstsiy go sus.sss.
'siiY sgsiHs, ths ossrssss 80 ~.
rtfft fseri
90 ths nefth ffrntH ts day'e
sHsisi Fspest dssisssd. "sss -.
sHrrsd psftiss. ln asspsests
tahtina sssssiss hsssf. ssssh
- Lsss Pisesaa. ssd sss fsstFy.
inu 90 ths eshhssstsa oiis-ssis
Ice"
Ths s'sas~snt ssid ~ rsssTts
hse hssn Ssssivsa fse- ,hs Res.
TsnisH snd southwestern troass.
Cen horniion rrmains ~ Mohnsn
ca miiss south - pstfoFfad Al th,
DHnHariers at ths front wIth th'
'trs riiun - uon ufuikIne who hnl
issr arrested with lis Chisf - Hiaf
~ tas Military Committee rsuail
fai.HfIl io tho Provisional Govern
mont l'Hkun is iu uir possession VI
Cos. IHw'ni troops
The evening world., 1917-09-13
Runors a Plenty tn stock hoIns,
mostly Against Kerensky.

STOCKHOLM. Sept. 10. -- The
Sycnska Dagbladct announces that II
has received "A despatch from Petro-
grad stating that Premier Kerensky
has left tho Russian capital at tho
head OF an army In order TO meet the
troops OF Gen. Korniloff before they
reach the capital.
Conflicting reports have been re-
eeived by way OF HapArandR. Trav-
ellers arriving az that Swedish village
from Petrograd report that an en-
Ragoment has occurred between the
forces OF Gen. Korniloff and part Of
Premier Kerensky's troops near LuEn.
The Government soldiers were de-
feated. according TO this information,
retiring on the capital and destroying
4 bridge near Petrograd to stem pur-
suit.
Gen. Korniloff In said TO have re-
qucsted Michael V. RodEianko. former
President OF the Duma, to form a
Government at Moscow.
Shooting was heard In Petroyrad
while the train was leaving the sta
ton. Part OF Premier Kerensky's
troops was said TO have Joined Gen.
KorniLoff.
On the other hand. the Conserva-
tive Hufvudstadsbladet Of Helsing-
fors. Finland. yesterday reported that
Premier kerensky was gaining the
upper hand and that troops at the
front were Joining tho Provisional
Government.
Pho British Legation here was ad-
vised to-day by British Ambassador
buchanan AT Petrograd that II would
be inadvisable for British subjects to
visit Russia at this time. American
Minister Morris has cabled the state
Department asking instruction on the
advisability Of making a similar an
nounoement as regards Americans.
The evening world., 1917-09-13
REPORT LIVINGSTON
WILL FLOP TO mitchell
Brooklyn Republican Leader Calls
Special Meeting TO Discuss
Situation.
Situation.

Signs that jacob Livingston. the Re
publican leader OF Kings. has arranged
to flop the County Committee to the
Mitchell side were not wanting in ad-
vance OF meeting OF the Executive
Committee OF the County Committee.
called for this afternoon at the head
quarors IN Montague Street, Brooklyn.
Livingston tried to force Justice Crop
sey into the race against Mayor Mitchell.
and after Cropscy's withdrawal the
Bennett straight Republican element
claimed his support.
II appears that Livingston has seen a
light. When asked to-day II he had
decided TO turn his organization over to
the Mitchell Fusionists. he said: II have
called a special meeting to discuss the
political situation as II now exists In
the city and this county. ] hope he will
be able 10 settle on "a programme which
will be for the best interests OF the en-
rolled Republicans Of this county"
Some Of the members OF the Execu-
tive Committee arc not in favor Of COM
m.tting tho organization to Mitchell.
They say that II ,hI course is followed
tho Standard Union, the leading Rcpub-
lican paper Of Kings County. viii bolt
tho Fusion ticket and support Judge
Iylan and the Kings County Demo-
cratic ticket. The Standardization has
been antt-Mltchel for some time.
The evening world., 1917-09-13
ARTEltRY BiTTleS
on TIVE FRENCH FRONTS


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I'm a., huI f.s..u u,Ic hes bssn ,l.s
rus'urnar5 artillery s.uuiy o. ,.sh
"a,
.uu f.a rEIf hatk o. me River
M.1f.. .u '., ,nuHip around raursrcs
n'rr hns hr,u ARTILLERY activity. but 90
H.'I'n "n 'r. pant of o., Infantry
ln AlspU. e. surprise ATTACK ON Ger.
mHn tronrhes Go the Nest Of nonhon,ms
Village resulted 10 our bringing IN soms
prisoners
'Hsrman hirrlancs again last rlKht
homhardrd The country around nunkirk
French airplnuos homhardod with sue.
cess HoElci. Cortemarck. uiste ana
lind"nk'n. as well a. aviation ncld. 10
'h' northwest ~ Thonrout"
The evening world., 1917-09-13
i"sdss Aiss t.sts uspstt Ihs'
hsfaitaff VIII aala.

LONDON. sept n --0en. Korni-
Ions advance On rctrograd L. az =
siandstill and bis unconditional sur
render is believed ~ bo Imminent. ao-
curdinE 60 a Petrograd despatch,
dated Ig0 Wednesday. and received
to-day BY the Evening News
The Provisional Government forces.
tho despatch asserted. have taken up
their positions at somrina. LuEa and
Nuryn 90 protect tho capital.
COPENHAGEN. sept. i9.-oovern-
mont troops aro hurriedly digging
fortincntions outside PetroErRd while
kornilon Htill advances, according 20
q llaparanda despatch. dated Wed
nesday. received to-day by the
Tidente Via Berlin.
The evening world., 1917-09-13
BELMONT PARK ENTRIES.

BELMONT PARK. N. Y. Sept. L.
The entries for to-morrows races are
as follows:
FIRST ILACE-1be Northampton; Tor all ages
anticap. selling; seven furlOuEs; main cOurse -
Seten1t, ll3, Gillies, liS: Dc kInate 1iy; Har.
vest h4ng. lUo: Stlrlikc lO3: Rg-t, lDi. Court
ship Imp, 10. Home sweet Home iU7
SECOND RACE --StteplcChasc: selling; for
four ryeaT-ods and W; about two miles Grey
dest 49,
Third RACE-For three ycar-olds and up:
conditions, one milc.--BlckbJaui ll5: Mira,
no; ge1 Imp, l.O; MRnister TOT, Imp. rs.
FOURTH lACE-tor three car-ols and up
ward hgllcap; one mile and sixteenth, =
Chiclet timpl l25, Viewpoint nmpD. l22
nsekmitc 10; Wistiul, lis: D'ddy's Choice
FiTIiH KGCE-For two-year-olds: selling
five and hah fulonss; straight. High Ohm
Vg. 10: Hmafop. ~ lmpD, lC7 sahrotah
iO7i .rElncsrr Qm ,. iG2 soumanghn, lo4,
SiN hrlonsn straight t--BulB Boy. rs; Gucliu
.yupl, 100: Inic, 100. spirit q franse, 100
dmpJ. iOo Lady iIookie los: Bl5tnnry 10
l.clvale ll2; II. o. Basch. 100; rinaf5re .,
'An,.reatioe allowance claimed. Weather clear
Track fast.
The evening world., 1917-09-13
LYONS WILL is FOUND.
widow Gets Entire Estate of Late
Naval Oncer.

Mrs Marie Blanche Lyons. widow OF
the late Capt. Timothy Augustin Lyons,
L. S. ~, retired. to-day obtained an
order from Surrogate Fowler giving her
attorney, Richmond Weed. permission
to inspect tho contents Of safe de-
post vault maintained by her late hus-
band with the Manhattan Safe Deposit
Company. The search brought W light
the Will. which had been the cause OF
frutless search extending over sew
crdl months
The couple lived at the San Reno
Hotel, Seycuty-fourth Street and Cen
tral Park West and at the time Of the
Captains death his effects at his resi-
dence failed to give any key to the
disposal OF his large estate, although
Il was thought certain no had made
will The will found this morning
leaves the entire estate TO the widow
The evening world., 1917-09-13
eot DiGat conNirFGUa

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sIff Efdlsfs raann. |fHrs tIH
tIsi oril IH IntsrnsI srairs sff e|
49, iniFfffff in msf|rIs uf u.'aff
aisaissY
This 30 said vouis r.nhHs tha
nuIhcrff of ths r.mmlItrH t. H.'IF.
80 bshinf fhs nfhunf uurs on fH.
ffuni go sHfhnfifg ~ fhs mH.fafJ
rummHudf HH Hf ruurasrr
'nenrfais AirtIsH ani verb HTafF.
nss sith the provisional Fr,.fnnFui
fufcss. sil form brilliant oounl.
naiian. assurna ssIiartY." ksnsn
aky toc'hrnd
ksrsnsky's statement fofH~ ~ed h
guanos ~ formal pro Ianaiiuu DO.
caring "ths ssnasIssr effort .f "a mH-
iiary mutiny begun hy ur former
eommandof in chief anI q sus. parry
of generals bad ended iD r1mp.sis
fslufs"
The guilty mutlnesrs' tho pr1r'a-
snation continued. "wiI be delivered
20 the revolutionary military trlbu-
nal"
Tha Kornilom ruvou was REGARDED
a. having toppled over. 90 ail pracil-
cal effect. when the Premier won over
20 his side Gen. A. 4. AleKlon. TOT
merry chief u stan under "a, Grand
Duke Nich0las, and subsequently
himself commander IN chief " the
army. AleNlen l. known as one o.
the most brilliant stratogists OF tho
The evening world., 1917-09-13
ANOTHER TAMMANY REVOLT.
fort Washington Democratic Ciub
Votes Co suppurt Mitchell.

The Port Washington Democratic
club. composed OF Tummany Demo
Gratis and Independents. nt a meeting
last night voted 10 support Mayor
Mitchell and the Fusion ticket
This club affiliated with tho CITY
Democracy and win be the official or
rnnizatlun Of tho now Twenty third
District. which takes in the upper part
OF the Washington Heights. from On
Hundred and SiNty-sccond Street tu
Spuytcn Duyvi.
The club was organized six years ago
and has "A membership OF several hun
drcd.
The evening world., 1917-09-13
BELMONT PARK WINNERS.

FIRST RACE-For maidcns; two-ycnr-
olds; selling; purse 1927 30. i've and a
half furlOngs straignt.-l'addy. ii5 INtc-
Partlz,n. l5 tBarton), 5 TO B. : TO Id
and to 3. second: Moosehead. lli
CTroXlerl, to /, 3 TO l and to 3.
third Time. l.OG 2-5 Sir Oracle. Poor
Joe. Jim Denny, Magnetic, Golden
Glow. PhalUris, portia. Miss Peep, Au-
drcZ. Clnrlssa and shasta also ran.
SBCOND RACE -- The Frccport
Stceplechase Handicap selling for
four-year-Olds and upward with $500
added about two and a quarter miles.
--Doublet. l49 IByers), I TO /. : TO 10
and out, first Crest Hll, IA CHcn-
derson). : to :. I to 2 and out, second
Syossct. 152 Uowersj. II to 10. / to 1
and out. third. Time-i.j2 As. Only
three starters
The evening world., 1917-09-13
kERENskY SHARES MILITARY
POWER WITH ALENIEFF.

AleSicff was reported 90 have as
sumed In part the duties Of com.
lnander In chief. although Kerensky
announced he, as Premier. would as
sumo supreme command OF all mill
tary forcos. This carried with It a
general state OF military law.
30 far as can be osccrtaincd there
have been no actual casualties In
The evening world., 1917-09-13
Crrmnny Losc, Dr,t FI,.r

AMSTERDAM. Sept. l3.-Lieut.
Walter Hochndorf has been killed ac-
cidcntally on the western front, ac-
Cording to an announcement In Ger
man newspapers. HoehndOrf was re-
puted to be Germany's best aviator
after Boelke and lmmelmHnn, both OF
whom were killed on the western
front.
The evening world., 1917-09-13
SOLDIER GOES ON TRIAL
As SLAYER OF GIRL
Seven Testify Victim anl Defend.
ant Were Together About Time
She Mas Killed.

ST ALBANS. VI. Sept. ia.-Priya,,
Robert Warm Of tho United statos
Army went on trial here to-day
charged with killing Jennie Hemmine.
way.
seven witnesses for tho state were
examined, tho object OF the prosecution
being 10 show that the soldier and the
girl were seen together about the time
she was slain
DR.. II. u. Stone. State Pathoiogist
who conducted the autopsy testified
that the condition OF the organs Of tn,
throat and the lungs pointed conclu.
sively to suffocatio-
The evening world., 1917-09-13
Berlin Admits N Reverse on North
ern MnaAIan Front.

BERLIN, Sept. lS.-German cavalry
posts to the south OF the Riga Wen
den Road, on the northern Russian
front. yesterday withdrew before
strong Russian pressure, according
TO the official announcement Issued
to-day 10y the German General Head.
quarters staff.
The evening world., 1917-09-13
GERMAN WARSHIP HIT
IN BRITISH AIR RAID
Admiralty Reports Shellng Of
Shipping Alongside the
Zeebrugge Mole.

LONDON. Sept IA large German
destroyer was directly hit In a raid
on Zeebruggo Mole. announced to-day
by the Admiralty.
"Our naval aircraft attempted 10
bomb Bruges," the statement said. but
owing to thick clouds. shipping along
side the Zeo1ruggo Mole was attacked
Instead"
The evening world., 1917-09-13
PAPERS MAY INVOLVE MEANS
IN GERMAN NET.

Among the papers found in the
mass of documents seized in CASTOR
Meanss Park Avenue apartment are
some that Mr.. Dooling will turn over
TO the Department of Justice as very
interesting historically" Mr.. Dool-
ing said these papers contained "sev-
eral prominent names" but would
not comment on the rumor that they
showed financial transactions be-
tween CASTOR h. Means and Cant.
Boy-Ed. the expelled German Naval
Attache.
These papers had no bearing on
our case" said Mr.. Dooling, "but they
are likely to be interesting to the De-
partment OF Justice as an addition to
the chapter on German intrigue In
this country"
The alleged second will OF James C.
King, which Castor Means says he
found, and through which he is al
legged to have promised to make Mrs.
King zone OF the richest women In
/ New York" Ia destined 70 play n
moro important part than expected
/ in the case.
The prosecutor has n copy Of the
agreement" by which CASTOR Means
was to receive almost $1,000, 900 II ne
established the validity OF this will.
David Carvalho, a handwriting ex-
pert, decided after the will had been
submitted To him that the King sig
nature was genuine. His opinion was
based on comparison made with
other alleged King signatures sub
mitted by IN agent OF CASTOR Means.
Mr.. Dooling, however, Is sceptical. lie
Is not sure OF the genuineness OF the
samples submitted to Mr. Carvalho
by the Means agent. He will try ia
clear up this point and has asked
Chicago for photographs OF the al
legged will.
Another thing Mr.. DoollnE wants
10 establish is whether the agreement
by which Castor Means was 10 re-
ccive $4,000 II ne obtained a new
fortune for Mrs, King, was ever
signed. The copy that has fallen into
Mr., Dooling'R hands is undated and
unsigned.
The evening world., 1917-09-13
Portugal In stnte of siege Rs Result
of Strike.

MADRID. Sept. l3.-Portugal has been
declared IN state OF siege, according
10 a telegram received here from LIS
bon. on account Of general strike.
Several persons have been wounded by
the explosion Of bombs
The evening world., 1917-09-13
DIED.

CoRBETT.-on Sept. II. MARGARET
CoRBETT.
THE FUNERAL CHURCH (Csmp-
beu's), 1870 Broadway, Friday. 10 A. Nj.
mERKEL.-on Sept. Is. ROSE MERKEL.
THE FUNERAL CHURCH Camp.
beIrs. 1910 Broadway, Thursday. .
A. N.
MULLANEY.-on Sept. Is, PATRICK
MULLASEY.
THE FUNERAL CHURCH CoamS. .
beu'sl, 1870 Broadway. ThursdAy, 10
A. Al
NhDAL.-On Sept. 10. RAMON NADAL.
THE FUNERAL CHURCH (Camp-
bers).Ie7O Broadway.
The evening world., 1917-09-13
MEANS'S BROTHER
IS CALLED BEFORE
GRAND Jury HERE
Swami Take, Personal Charge
Of New York Ind Of the
King Clse Inquiry.

Anon Mssrs ur4'hsr ana SECRETARY
- assion y Means TIE businsss cd
tisef " Nfs Ms4as klnG. who's kiil-
inr nssr Cuneotd n q. is sngasins
ths st,.ntion d, sfnoors - 'he lev ~
three Fiatss vas taken bofuro the
Grand iur, l.fe '0. day 10 will bo
Cail,i upon tu f,I what bee knew OF
the relations - UiH brother 10 Mra.
King. and 90 ,sp.aiu many dOcumen nt :
selEcd On Mslufs apartment - No.
Ass PAN Avenue
iio Vas accompanied by his cOun =
H,l. Frank Mrbanc. ~ No ~ Broad b
way. when be afuy,d IT tho District
Attorney once Mr. Mebane all -
nounotd that loo Rad advised his
client 10 mako no statement 10 tho
newspapers, but 10 answer all ques-
tlons put 10 him Ia the Grand Jury
room frankly and fully.
After tho documents seized In the
Means Park Avenue apartments yes
tcrday. had been formally presented Ga
the Grand Jury and inpounded as
records, Alton Means ana his father
in-lRw. Henry Dietsch. were served
with new subpoonas which called for
their appearance before tho Grand
Jury on Monday morning.
In the interim, Il Is the intention OF
tho District Attorney 20 examine a
number OF other witnesses. In and out
OF town. 10 that tho examination OF
Alton Means and Dietsch on Monday
maybo as thorough as possible.
Another element OF mystery was
added TO the case when Assistant
District Attorney Dooling arrived at
his ONCE this morning. Propped on
his desk In a conspicuous place was
an engraved visiting card reading.
Mrs. CASTOR Bullock Means" In
1ulries were at once made. but none
OF the ofilce attaches had seen a
woman enter the room since II was
opened for the day.
II Is supposed the card must have
been placed on the desk just before
the ONCE was closed yesterday. Mrs.
Means was thought to be In Concord,
and whom Alton Means was told OF
the circumstance, he said that so far
as he knew. his sister-ln-law was In
the North Carolina city.
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mental and In aid OF the efforts Of
the prosecutor there. II was at his
request that we began this inquiry
here. lie sought It, and approves It."
Just before going into tho Grand
Jury room. Alton Means was asked
n he had known that Mrs. King con-
templated remarriage.
~ had known her about two
years." no replied. Every weet
in that time she announced that
abe was going TO get married
again, but she never did"
A new witness found to-day by
the prosecutor is Paul Gross. New
York attorney. who represented Mrs.
King a few years ago. He asserts
that about five years ago Mrs. King
was worth between 100000 and
$4,000. 900 and that In addition to the
million she received from the estate
Of James c. King she had been given
more than a million by him before h"
died.
Mr.. Gross also declared that Mrs.
King was always opposed to stock
speculation when no knew her.
Friends often tried TO persuade her
to try the market, he said, but she
always replied:
'Why should II Haven't enough
money already?"
This information interests Mr..
Dooling because OF evidence that
much OF Mrs. Kings fortune seems
to have been lost In tho stock mar
ket. Mr.. Gross said he had docu-
mentary evidence he would produce
'at the proper time"
He also stated that three groups
OF parasites had enriched themselves
from Mrs. Kings fortune. The first
was a woman and some companions.
he said. who got huge sums after
the death OF King. Then came the
adventurers who followed her from
Monte Carlo. The third group began
where the second band left off.