The Nelson relic had been to pawn
for $5 since September, 1912, and the
taxi man went to redeem it. It was
then discovered that it was worth a
large sum and that the hair in It was
that of Lady Hamilton. The taxi man
said it was given to his wife on her
marriage, but the police were not sat
isfied with the story and arrested him.
MASCO DO TRU E O TITLE.
Barking, He Saves Twenty-four Stu
dents From Death In Fire.
Lafayette, Ind. Bob, the bulldog
mascot of the Sigma Phi Epsilon fra
ternity of Purdue university, saved
the lives of twenty-four members by
arousing them when the house was
burning.
The two lower floors of the building
were in flames when the men were
awakened by the dog's barking. With
the exception of one student, who was
overcome and was rescued by firemen,
the fraternity men escaped down the
Are escapes. The building.was de
stroyed.
Kills Panther After Fight.
Towanda, Pa. Joseph Camp, pro
prietor of a hotel at Powell, killed a
monster wild cat after a terrific battle,
during which the beast nearly killed
Camp's dog. The wildcat weighed
nearly fifty pounds and was the* largest
ever killed in this county.
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FIRE DRILL SAVE S VILLAGE.
Sag Harbor Watch Case Factory Men
Aid Inadequate Force.
Sag Harbor, N. YFire drill in the
watch case factory of Fahys & Co. is
believed to have saved the village from
destruction by fire. Nine business
buildings were destroyed at a loss esti
mated at $75,000.
