The children outside heard Walter's
cries and several boys tried to get Into
the room. Later Walter was carried
outside and left lying insensible under
a tree, his nose bleeding. He was re
vived by Miss Gertrude Heller, school
principal, and carried, to his home.
It Is charged that Miss Simons held
the hoy while two of the girls beat him.
She denies the charges, but the Brook
flold school hoard refused to accept her
Statements and ordered her discharged.
IIAR.NET JACOBS ARRESTED.
lto.-TON. May 9.?Harney Jacobs, want
ed in Ni w York on a charge of larceny
of 13.200 from Schulman, Bayer & .Co.,
wu.i arrested here to-day as a fugitive
from justice. He Is alleged to have ob
tained advance payments on orders given
by the company and failed to make de
liveries. Four other men are said to bo
held In New York In connection with
the case.
SENATE PASSES COAST BILL.
Wahhinoton, May 9.?Payment to
Massachusetts of 1233,000 for expenses
of fortifying Its coast and harbors during
the civil war would be made under a bill
by Senator Dodge, Republican leader,
passed to-dav by the Senate. It now
goes to the House.
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Automobiles Stolen, t
The following a tit en were reported stolen
In a report sent out Inst night by radio from
Police Hiddauarters:
?t?*nrnji tounitf; license No. 28014E N. T.;
motor No. Z?2."W.
Chandler. T passenger: blue; license No.
tin IIUICI , ? Kne-C > I w , IMUT-,
I~2144 N. T.. motor No. 82907
Cadillac. 1914, roadster; I loansa No. 164732,
motor No. 96808.
Chevrolet, 1920 touring, green body; llnsnae
No. 2948R1 ; motor No. 427(10; Initials G. M.
on sides.
Jln.'on, iota, touring; license No. 180897;
motor No. 03801.
