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Japan, where he is now in custody.
Mikagawa confessed and led the offi
cers to the shallow graves in the for
est. Yamoto, outlawed, roams the
forests, rifle on arm, dog at heel, with
posse's in pursuit.
Okane Puri is technically under ar
rest, though Abt in prison.
Mitsui will be tried in Tokyo, as un
der a recent Japanese law a native
of that country can be tried at home
for an offense charged" abroad.
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NEWS OF THE DAY CONCERNING CHICAGO
Man giving name of Algeron Par
sons and claiming, to be relative of
English duke arrested with woman
on Michigan av. Gave address as
Blackstone Hotel and. put up $50 cash
bond. Bond forfeited. 'Failed to ap
pear in court.
Cables .apd wires of Postal Tele
' graph and Automatic 'Phone Go. cut
in several places. Police blame labor
trouble.
John J. Sonsteby will speak at
Northwest Commercial Ass'n lunch
eon, at Gersten's Cafe, Ashland av.
and Division St., Thursday, March 19,
12:30 noon.
Mathias Constante, laborer in steel
mills, Hammond, Ind., notified that he
; - has been left $7,000,000 estate in
Greece, hired five friends at $5,000 a
i ' year to. help spend fortune.
Thomas Hamilton, ticket broker,
!. 953 Belden av., - posed as federal
agent. Arrested after chase. Had
i marriage license in pocket. Will be
turned over to federal authorities.
' Prohibition candidates will, meet at
county headquarters, room 16, 106 N.
LaSalle St., Tuesday evening to form
ulate a uniform platform for city
campaign.
Safe blowers looted Vernon C. Sea-
ver's "theatorium," 179 N. State st.
Got $225. .
75,000 worth of French models ex
hibited on. Michigan av. in competi
tioriv with Exhibit of Chicago Dress
makers' Ass'n.
W. P. Rend & Co.'s coal office, 950
W. 16th straided by safe blowers.
$175 taken.
Room 309, Chicago Opera House,
raided as alleged hand-book. Seven
captured. Edward Boyle, '681 N.
Clark St., held as keeper.
Construction work started on city's
recreation pier, foot of E. Indiana.
Decision, in habeas corpus for Mrs.
Janney and her granddaughter, Vir
ginia Ford, 3, the milliondollar baby,
deferred until father of child arrives
from New York.
Utilities Commission to investigate
proposed rate increase on C. E. & A.
suburban lines. Commuters oppose
change.
Nine plain clothes men when or
dered to put on uniforms quit. Jere-
miah O'Conner, discoverer of "Sep
tember Morn," among them.
Miss Emily Huggins breach of
promise suit against Dr. Frank La
gorio dropped. Case settled out of
court.
Hearing on the writ of habeas cor
pus for Miss Helene Young, wanted
in Los Angeles for passing worthless
checks, postponed to give girl chance
to stay with dying sister. Collection
taken for expenses of police officer
while in Chicago.
Louis Grossman, diamond mer
chant, 8 N. LaSalle St., indicted.
Charged with attempting to conceal
$35,000 worth of assets.
Suicide while temporarily insane
coroner's verdict in death of Arthur
Farge, 415' E. 33d st. Farge shot self.
Warrants out for arrest of Mrs.
Grace Hayden and Arthur S. Carruth-'
ers for serious offense. Dr. Hayden,
husband of woman, has filed' $50,000
suit against Carruthers.
Emmett Hanahan, 6, 1327 Edge
mont av., knocked down by runaway
horse. Seriously injured. Abraham
Alexander, driver, arrested f6r leav
ing horse.
Patrick Baldwin, 10430 Ericcson
av., met Charles Foster, 511 S. State

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