MISCELLANEOUS

PARIS

In execution of warrants
On a warrant from the Metz prosecutor's office, the inspectors of the judicial police arrested yesterday, on rue Charru, in Aubervilliers, a young woman of twenty-one, Céline Lizabeau, charged with theft.
Furthermore, the same police officers placed at the disposal of the Guéret prosecutor's office the day laborer Raymond Lemaigre, wanted for various offenses and who was found at 82, rue Claude-Decaen.

Finally, on a warrant from Mr. Marty, investigating judge, the police arrested Berthe Cousti, nineteen years old, a waitress, 155, rue Haxo, charged with theft.

Two sisters at the depot
Odette Remoge, thirteen years old, had robbed the people who had successively employed her as a servant: Mrs. Levy, concierge, boulevard Voltaire, and Mrs. Gotte, pastry chef, rue Sedaine.
Brought before Mr. Poggi, Commissioner of La Roquette, the little girl confessed to having acted at the instigation of her older sister Georgette, aged eighteen, living in a furnished apartment, rue de Romainville. The two sisters are in the depot.

A smoker's imprudence causes an explosion in a sewer
Having lit his cigarette, a passer-by, Mr. Emmanuel Rabbe, 22, rue Fauvet, threw the match into a sewer mouth, avenue de Saint-Ouen, at the corner of la Fourche. But he had not taken the precaution of putting it out. And a leak existing in the gas pipe, a violent explosion, occurred. The sewer cover flew into pieces and Mr. Rabbe was seriously burned at the two Janches.

The storekeeper was stocking up
Mr. Vialardini, a merchant, 7, rue Nouvelle, had recently noticed that his stock of socks was decreasing; however, his revenue was not increasing in proportion. So he was being robbed. To make sure, he placed cards on each shelf indicating the quantity of goods placed there. Two days later, Mr. Vialardini noticed that these indications had been scratched. Surveillance was established; it allowed the culprit, Philippe Griollot, aged thirty, 8, rue Darcet, whom the merchant had employed for two years, to be caught. The amount of Griollot's thefts amounts to 130,000 francs.

Street accidents
While he was riding his bicycle along boulevard de l'Hôpital, Marcel Pruvot, aged sixteen, living at 4, rue Perrel, was knocked down by a car. Minor injuries. Pity.

Young Yvonne Chagnot, aged five, was playing on the road in front of her parents' home, 13, rue Guyton-de-Morveau, when she was knocked down by a cyclist, Mr Fernand Wauquier. Sick Children. Serious condition.

The jewels had been stolen
Recently, Mrs Renobel, a hotelier, rue de Montreuil, lent 200 francs to an individual she only knew by sight and who gave her as security some jewels worth 3,000 francs.
Inspectors Lelièvre and Lesauce, having heard of the affair, noted that these were jewels stolen on 5 September from Mr Septler's home, rue des Vignolles.
Their investigation led them to a hotel on the Cours de Vincennes where a man named Muller was staying, whom they questioned. They soon established that he had stolen the papers he was carrying from Mr. Muller, residing on rue Alexandre-Dumas, and that he was the perpetrator of the theft committed at Mr. Septier's. Before Mr. Gauthier, the police commissioner of Sainte-Marguerite, the man admitted that his name was Désiré Jager, twenty-one years old, with no defined profession. He tried to deny the theft in rue des Vignolles, but was caught by Mr. Septier, because he was wearing one of the trousers stolen from him.

An international association
Numerous thefts had been committed for some time in a belt factory on boulevard Voltaire. Surveillance was carried out by inspectors Dheilly and Marceau. It led to the arrest of four workers associated with these thefts, a Belgian, a Pole and two Frenchmen: Emile Daspremont, thirty-nine years old, rue des Bernardins; Chalef Wasong, thirty-six years old, rue des Ecoutes; Henri Fouquet, forty-four years old, in Noisy-le-Sec, and Léon Bernard, forty-six years old, in Villler-sur-Marne. A fence, of Polish origin: Jacob Aajdelsberg, thirty-five years old, rue Marceau, in Saint-Omer, accompanied the quartet to the depot.

Burglar exploits
The concierge of the building bearing the number 32 rue Charles-Baudelaire noticed yesterday morning that the shutters of the apartment of Doctor Plissard, currently on vacation, were half-open. He immediately notified Mr. Challier, commissioner from Quinze-vingts, who went to the scene.
Using a ladder, the magistrate entered the apartment, located on the first floor; One of the shutters had been cut and a window pane broken. In the rooms reigned the greatest disorder; the furniture was broken; On the ground lay empty jewelry boxes and caskets.
It is not known whether the Plissard family had taken their jewelry and silverware to the countryside. The amount of the theft will therefore only be known upon the doctor's return.

Criminals broke into a fairground booth belonging to Mr. Guzzét last night and stole 300 francs and various goods,

Eleventh arrondissement. Inspector Dheilly, from the 5th district, arrested the accounting assistant Kasmi Mohamed, aged twenty, rue de Lyon, who had stolen 250 francs from Mr. Jules Foujir, employed like him in an establishment on rue Oberkampf.

Seventeenth arrondissement. Mr. Yves Darthols, aged sixty-five, 15, passage Cardinet, suddenly taken ill collapsed on rue Jouffroy. In Beaujon. Serious condition.

SEINE

A child falls into the Seine
While playing with friends, young Raymond Langlois, ten years old, whose parents live at 39, rue Gallieni, in Asnières, accidentally fell into the Seine, at the quay of Courbevoie. His body was recovered an hour later by the Seyler brothers, 82, same quay.

Crushed by a locomotive
A team member, Alfred Nicolas, 70 years old, living at 6, rue Victor-Bizet, in Drancy, who was working at the Bobigny locomotive depot, was surprised by the arrival of a machine and crushed. Mr. Martz, police commissioner of Pantin, opened an investigation to establish the responsibilities of the accident.

A Portuguese victim of a nighttime assault
A worker portugals. Mr. Poulo Joolo, aged thirty-seven, was returning home at around 11 p.m., at 15, rue de Noisy, in Les Lilas, when in rue Mariane-Colombier 11 he was attacked by four individuals who, without explanation, slightly injured him with five stab wounds to the shoulder and arms, then fled. The attackers, believed to be Joolo's compatriots, are being actively sought.

Charenton.
As she was going down the stairs of the house where she lives, at 17, rue Saint-Pierre, Mrs. Anna, Vergne, aged fifty-six, suddenly fell, struck by an embolism and fractured her skull. She died shortly afterwards.

Courbevoie.
Program of the concert given this evening, at 9 p.m., in the Varebots République district, by the Union harmonique: Marche nouvelle, allegro (Marest); The Lady of Salbart, overture (Destrubé); On the Bosphorus, oriental serenade (Coard); La Jolle Parfumeuse, comic opera (Offenbach); La Jolle Hongroise, waltz (Fischer).

La Plaine-Saint-Denis.
An employee of a transport company, Mr. Jean Le Fol, thirty-four years old, 44, boulevard Ornano, was knocked down, rue Emile-Conroy, by a delivery car. He was taken home with a fractured left foot and multiple bruises.

A tram on line no. 53 knocked down, near the Porte de la Chapelle, Mr. Jean Melitrat, 32, rue Proudhon, who received multiple bruises. The injured man was taken home.

Nogent-sur-Marne,
This evening, at 8 p.m. 30, place de la Liberté, concert given by the trumpet band "La Nogentaise". Program: 1. L'Enlevant, not redoubled (Gadenne); 2. Margarette, fantasy (Gadenne); 3. Hymette, poika (Gadenne): 4. Kalmina, fantasy (Gadenne); 3. Sous le paulownia, bolero; 6. le Retour du Havre, not redoubled (Téreins).

Pantin.
While the staff of the Arrault sawmill, 9, avenue Edouard-Vaillant were having lunch, criminals broke into the offices. Using false keys, they opened the cash drawer and stole a sum of 4,850 francs that was inside. Mr. Mariz, police commissioner, has opened an investigation.

Pavillons-sous-Bois.
Tonight, at 9 p.m., at the Montmartre crossroads, concert by the Municipal Band. On the program: 1. Salut au 146, parade with drums and bugles (Beaumont); 2. la Croix d'honneur. overture (Bléger); 3. Carmen, mosaic (Bizet); 4. les Saltimbanques, fantasy (Ganne); 5. les Jeux olympiques, march (Popy); 6. Sidi-Brahim, parade with drums and bugles (Porot).