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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-23

maids will De attired alike in white organdie.
All the attendants will wear bridemaids wells,
those becoming half wells, thrown back from
the face, and so fashionable at swell English
weddings.
On account of therecent death of the brides
uncle, Dr. William P. Gibbons of Alameda,
only relatives and limited number of init
mate friends will join the bridal party tor the
reception, which is to be held at the residence
of DR.. Henry Gibbons, corner of Geary and
Polk streets. In fact if all the preparations for
the nuptials had not previously been made
on account of this sad TACT the wedding would
have been in all respects an extremely quiet
one.
Mayor James D. Phelan gave an elaborate
dinner party Thursday at the Cliff House in
honor of Hon. Arthur Sewall, United States
Minister to Hawaii. and Mrs. Sewall formerly
Miss Ashe of this City. The party met at the
University Club and then took carriages for
their destination. The dining-room was beau
tifully decorated with flowers and music en-
livened the scene while the menu was being
enjoyed. After delightful evening the party
returned 10 their homes py moonlight. MI
Hon. and Mrs. Arthur Sewall, Mr.. and Mrs
c. A. Spreckes, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Downey Har-
vey. Mr.. and Mrs James A. Robinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. D. O'Sullivan, Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph
Spreckels, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Osgood Hooker, Mr.
and Mrs. Mountford S. wilson, Mrs Henry
Mclean Martin. Miss Laura MeKiastry, Miss
Kate Clement, Miss Hager, Miss Murphy. Miss
Isabel McKenna, Herman 0elrichs Peter Dona-
hue Martin, Oscar Sewall and (. NJ. Greenway
Mrs. Charles Page gave lunch party re-
cenuy at her nome, 20lS Paclhc avenue, and
entertained eleven of her friends
Mrs. Charles Joselyn gave lunch party Fri
day at her residence, corner OF Eddy and
Franklin streets
Miss Mae Tucker gave pleasant tugboat
party 10 a small number of her friends last
saturday. Various points of interest around
the bay were visited, and the outing was
greatly enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Otis entertained a few
friends st dinner last Thursday evening at
their residence 1927 Broadway.
On Thursday last Mrs. P. MEG. Mclean
gAvea delightful luncheon at her residence.
1889 Pacific avenue. Covers were laid for
fourteen, at table prettily decorated with
roses
The wedding of Miss Anna CRUDE and Harry
Durbrow VIII take place on Wednesday even
ing, June 2, at the residence of Mr. and Mrs
Henry Williams, 1925 Octavia street. Only
relatives and very lew intimate friends will
be present.
Haliock Wright has issued invitations for
the wedding of his ter Miss Helen Elizabeth
Wright and Charles Lott Davis, on Tuesday,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-23
ALLENDER MUST HANG.
San Jose's Double Murderer Must Suffe
for His Crimes.

Harvey Allender. the double murderer
of San Jose. must hang. At least the
State Supreme Court will not entertain his
appeal for a new trial. Allender was for
merly deeply in love with an Italian girl
named Walberga Feilner. but she dis
carded him for young blacksmith named
Vinanzi Crossetti. Allsnder followed the
couple about and was frequentl heard to
make threats to kill both. On August 9
of last year he met the two on Third street
and springing from his bicycle he drew a
revolver and shot the girl. killing her in
stantlv. He fired another shot into her
PROSTATE body. Crossetti was also KILLED
by the same weapon.
At the trial the double murderer set up
the defense OF insanity, but the jury found
him guilty of murder in the first degree
and the Judges sentence was death by
hanging. The ground for appeal was that
the Judge committed a mistake in in
structing the jury as to the law in two
particulars relating to the prisoners de-
tense OF insanity. The Supreme Court
held that no error had been committed by
the Santa Clara County Judge. The date
of the murderer's execution has not vet
been set
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-23
HOME GATHERINGS.
Interesting Functions OF the Past
Week Reviewed.

Mr.. and Mrs. P. P. Tornich gave an elaborate
party at their residence at Sunny Side, last
Sunday afternoon, in honor OF the christening
of their little daughter Domenica. Steve Per
kovich acted as godfather and Mrs. Katy Co
lettl as godmother.
Dinner was served at P. NJ. Twenty-Five
guests were seated at the table. P. S. Sambuck
acted as POSTMASTER. Those present, were
Mr.. and Mrs. p. P. Tornich, Steve Perkovich,
Mr.. and Mrs G. Colett Miss Estella Dom
cirque, Mrs. Domergue, s; Kucich, Miss NJ. Sig
mund, T. Tula, Panl Kresich, G. Conzani,
Frank lula, James Marsicano, Mr. and Mrs.
Sincch, D. Conzani. Mrs ]. Fabris. Sam Baker,
Paul Molinaro, Otavio Caliterna, Frank Au-
letti P. S. Sam buck.
A birthday party was rendered to Miss May
Winterbottom by her parents at their resi-
dence, Isl Hancock street. on Tuesday even
ing, May 1S. Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs H. Winterbottom, Mr.: and Mrs.
L. Grove, MISS May Winterbottom, Miss Ethel
Grove, Miss Alice Doyley, Miss Alice Fluhr,
Miss Edith Helms, Miss Mary Hubbard, Miss
Annie Joost, Miss Lulu Lewis, Miss May Nc
Guerney. Miss Maud Plevin. Miss ella
Sind berg, Miss EdeYena Sindberg, Miss Maude
Pollixhn, Miss Nellie sopher, Miss Bessie
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Miss Ethel Allen and Miss Frida Lagoni
Patsy" Kate Douglas wiggin; Mills quartet,
selected-Miss Anita Taggart, Miss Mabel
..Plighted," Alice W. Botnerton; 1.-THE Lutte
Dago Girl Robert C. v. Meyers; tenor solo.
selected, MI. Wickes; duologue, "A Dlfncult
Power, Miss H. N. corlett; pantomim.ss,
Where Are You Going, My Pretty Maid?"
"The Ride of DEATH" Eugene J. Hall; instru-
mental duet-mandolin, Miss Elizabeth Gay
Wind" (b) "Tit for Tat; aria. .Connais,;u lie
pays? from "Mignon' (rhomas), Miss Maude
Fay Courtesy of Mrs. Won Meyerinck); Cut
Sam Gaythorne, J. Hutton 1T Vint; Colonel
Berners. A. N. Dodge; Kitty Gaythorne, Miss
II. NJ. Corlett.
The pupils of Professor Schmidts Dancing
Academy gave enjoy able private masquer-
ade last Tuesday evening at Twin Peaks Hall.
corner OF Seventeenth and Noe streets. Many
OF the costumes seen on the floor were unique
and beautiful The hall was handsomely
decorated for the occasion.
me twenty-fourth annual picnic OF the
Swedish Society is being held to-day at Smell
Mound Park, Berkeley. The indications are
that the outing will he grand success
standing-room was at a premium on Friday
evening at the spring exhibition given py the
Juveniles OF lrvine's dancing academy. Llt,
lie ones gowned in all the glory OF fancy
costume went through the may measures OF
the dance with graceful skill that won Tor
them the enthusiastic praise OF parents and
1rlendS that crowded the big hall.
The following were among the numbers on
the programmes: Skirt dance, little Rosie
Bennett; Scotch fling, Fr,ncis Agner; Boot
black" sketch by Vicy Orr and Susy Walker;
fandango, G. Mcmahon and ]. Turpin; horn
pipe, Master Arnold Grazer; skirt dance,
Louise Langley; bell dance, Ruby
rainbow dance, Jou-Jou ST.: German;
the Sheaun Trews-B. Moody, F. Agner, v.
Orr, L. Langley, r. Loveland, J. st: German ;
Highland f1ing-George Smith, NJ. Driseoli, T.
Ayres, c. Manning; the Manola-F. Agner;
Esmeralda--G. Mcmahon; the Rye-Susie
Walker and II. Wright, G. Smith, +. Agnerr, E.
Manning and C. Manning; the Taranteiie-
Vicy Orr.
In addition there was q ballet of the me- m
bers of the school and several character dances
by G. Johnson. Arnold eraser distlng uished
himself in skirt dance and by his clever
makeup succeeded in completely deceiVing
his audience.
There was the usual large attendance Friday
evening a Odd Fellows Hall TO assist at the
regular monthly entertainment and dance OF
the Native Sons of Vermont. The following
excellent programme. varied and interesting,
was enthusias tcally received: Overture, Del
lepianes Orchestra; "The Benedlctlon,
recitation with musical accompaniment
(Francois Coppee). Professor Clestine Sullivan;
cornet duet, Swiss Bay" (BenD, Miss Irene
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Mrs. Dimoud Did Not Appear.

Mrs Carey Higley Dimond, the Honolulu
Divorce, was to have appeared in Justice
Cooks court yesterday to answer an order OF
examination procured by ]. ]. Rauer, but sent
a physicians certificate by messenger that
she was suffering from nervous prostration
and could not attend. The matter was contin-
ued until tomorrow. Rauer got Judgment
against Mrs. Dimond on note for $3.50, but
failed TO find anything 10 satisfy the claim
except bicycle that realized so. Now he
wants to know what has become of the dia-
monds and other costly irinkets that Mrs.
Dimond possessed when she landed i'll this
country after her exciting career in the Ha-
Walian Islands.
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WEDDING BELLS.
Home and Church Ceremonies Of
the Past Week.

very pretty home wedding took place on
the 21st ult., when Frederick Meinhold and
Miss Anna REIN, daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs.
Charles REIN, 2016 Mission street, were
joined in the bonds of hoy matrimony by the
Rev. J. II. Schroeder
The home and parlors of the brides parents
were most beautifully arrayed and decorated
with smilax, ferns and la France roses.
At 9:15 P. NJ. the sweet strains of Mendel-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-23
THEY'RE ENGAGED.
Interesting Retrotha1s Made Pub1ic
During the Week.

The engagement is announ ced of Miss Flora
Bernstein to Dan Lewis. They will receive
their friends this Sunday, May %. from to 5
P. NJ, at 1880 O'Farreu street.
The engagement Is announced of Miss Jose
phine Gensler, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Gensler. to Z. Kragen. They will receive
their friends Sunday, Nav so, fir ON to D P. NJ,
at 800 Golden Gate avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hadji Ephraim Benginah an
nounce The engagement of their daughter,
Miss Luna, to Noise Schinasi of New York
City
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Miss Annette zinns, pupil OF D. Mansfield !;
violin. Master Benedict Smith; piano, Miss
IF. spindler). Vera Mount; (b) ''The Waltz of
the Great Contralto,' OPP ~ (EhmanD, Cordia
Parsons; (c) "Rtstor Waltz" q. Hamistoun),
Carleton. Quartet. midnight Hour, from
martha" FIotow), Mrs. George Stout, Senior
ita Andrea Mojica, Herr Ed Lott, Joseph A.
Fogarty.
The pupils of Puckett's Select Academy will
give their evening dress social next Tuesday
evening, May Is. at Miss ion Opera Hail, Mis-.
sion street, between Seventeenth and Eigh-
tenth.
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Lynch and Master William Rice; waltz song,
.Parlu" (Arditi, Miss Cecilia Venchiarutl;
dialect recitation. t'Baitsy and l Are Oudt,"
Clara Madeleine Kuck; soprano solo, Gen
tie Page" (MatteD, Mrs. Susie Hert-Mark; barry
tone solo. selected, Carlton W. Seely; q
musical skit, arranged by Louis Butler. "The
Same Thing Over Again: He-Louis Butler,
She-Miss Eta Butler; with limitations OF
Tom Keeue, Fred Warde, odjeska, Rose Cogh-
Ian, Lydia Ycamaus Titus and others.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-23

Rafael, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. D. s.
Lacey, at her home on the beach.
Miss Helen Healy of Coronado has been
elected vice-president OF the Theosophical
Society recently established in San Diego by
Mrs. Annie Besant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nordhoff and daughter
lett Tuesday Tor an outing at Posada Morena.
A. A. Gooden of Sunnyside has leased the
Powell residence on Adella avenue for the
summer.
Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. Ware nave returned
to pass the summer months at their Coronado
bungalow.
Coionei Davis and C. R. Suter, U. s. A., have
been down from San Fra ncisco.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-23
Neglected Her Children.

Secretary Frank Ho1brook of the Eureka So
ciety for the Protection of Children has de-
cided to take charge of the two little children
of woman known as Eva Baldwin, living at
1l1315 Howard street The Chi ldren he found
were poorly fed, poorly clad and living in filth
The mother is living with a man called Joe
Roman. The little ones were sent to the La
dies Protection and Relief Society.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-23
CLUB PARTIES.
Fashionable Organizations Enter
tain Their Friends.

recital was given by Miss Hettie NJ. Cor
lett on Friday evening. May IA. at the Asso-
citation building, corner OF Mason and Ellis
streets, on which occasion the following e1-
cellent programme was presented: Instru-
mental duet, "Figaro's Hochzeit" (MozsrD,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-23

of the bride, in Portland, Or. The wedjinA
was private only relatives and intimate
friends being present The young couple will
be at home on third and fourth Wednesdays
at GoldendaIe, Wash, where they expect to
make their future home The bride is a sister
of A. C. Stevens, well known in this City.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-23

In Asia the average number of inhab-
itants per square mile Is 4S, i'll Africa Is,
in America s, in Australia 1.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-23

Messrs. Theodore Fershtand, H. Pechner
James Popkens, Max Popkens ana ben
Fershtand,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-23
Park Music To-day.

Following is the attractive programme ar
ranged for the open-air concert in Golden
Gate Park to- day:
Overture "Light Cavalry" Suppe
Waltz, "Espania' ................. Valid eufel
Scenes from Tn Ballo in Maschera" ....... Verdi
"Orignal Tarantelle" ......................J Julien
Humoristic medley, "The Chicken Brigade
Observation-Disclosures. Lee johnson
Overture, s'Mignon" ........ ............ 7 homas
= .
William Mahood and J. Doaigan.
Suite Aigerienne, "Reverie d u Soir st. Saens
Patrol, 1.-THE Blue and Gray" ............. Dalbey
March s.Belles of the Vest. Quinn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-22
Extending Trolley Connections.

YarcIey, Pa, Feb. 22,-The East
PENNSYLVANIA Traction company has
elected officers and directors, with A.
S. Cadwhlla"er. of this place, as presi-
dent. The various lines are to connect
the principal portions OF Bucks county,
with Its 10000 population, and the city
of Trenton, N. j., with 10000 people,
ard portions of Montgomery, Lehigh
and Northampton counties with Phila-
dc,ohia, and intersect with or cross
practically all the street car lines of
that city. The company's lines, ex-
tending to South Beth chem, will also
bring Bethlehem, Allentown and Eas-
ton in connection with Philadelphia by
trolley.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-22
'~ THE. CASE OF DIR. RUIZ.
1t VIII Not Lead to Serious Complications
with Spain.

Washington, Feb. 22.-It can be stat
ed on the best authority that so far, at
least, there Is no reason for apprehen-
sion that the case Of DR.. Richard Ruiz,
who was found dead in his cell In the
jail at Guanabacoa, Cuba, will lead to
any international complications. The
matter was brought to the attention of
the state department In the latter part
Of the past week through complaint
Of some of the friends of the doctor in
this country. The allegation was that
the man had been imprisoned beyond
the period allowed by the treaty for
an American citizen to be kept in Jail
without the lodgment of charges, and
that he had been murdered by his Jail
ers.. Consul General Lee was imme-
diately directed by cable to investigate
the affair. although 1t appeared from
his dispatches that he had already had
his attention directed to the case. The
official reports of the Spanish officers
are said to show that Ruiz committed
suicide while in jail, but this has not
vet been communicated to the depart
ment of state. Meanwhile Consul Gem
eral Lee is investigating the matter,
and the state department Is awaiting
his report. In the absence of this the
department officials feel no apprehen-
sion Of any complications, and all
stories that warships have been called
for by General Lee, or that this gov
ernment is making ready to take for
chile measures in the case, are with
out foundation.
DR.. Ruiz was naturalized American
citizen. He studied and practiced
dentistry in Philadelphia for some
time, and returned to Cuba about the
beginning of the present insurrection.
The charge upon which he was arrest
ed was conspiracy in having partici-
pated in the deraiiing of train carry
ing Spanish troops, as result of which
two Spanish officers were captured by
the insurgents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-22
The Rival Reformers,

Kansas City, Mo-, Feb. 22.-The con-
ference of the National Reform Press
association called by Chairman Ar
thur Roselle, of the Missouri state
Peoples party committee, and also
secretary and treasurer of The national
association, met here yesterday. Chair
man Roselle said that they must pro-
ceed with their business without ref
erence to the Memphis gathering,
which would be entirely ignored. I'VE
are In the right said he, and any
overtures for peace must come from
the Memphis people," Apparently such
overtures are expected, Mr.. Roselle
giving the substance Of message he
had received from Senator William A.
Allen of Washington in which the
latter counseled holding open the Kan
sas City meeting for day or two after
the Memphis meeting.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-22

A Mr.. Foster is one who makes fun for
himself and mystifes other people, He
was in Cincinnati electric car the other
day, and everything was quiet. Mr. Foster
drew from his pocket bunch of keys,
and selecting o small steel one he slipped
1t off from the ring and laid 1t on tho floor
of the car directly over the motor When
the current Of electricity struck the key, it
raised 1t up until 1t stood perpondicularly.
Then, as the current became stronger and
lighter by turns, the key began to perform
some strange gyrations, bobbing up and
down and jumping around. Every eye in
the car had been upon Mr.. Foster while he
was preparing for his experiment, and the
surprise that was depicted upon the coun-
tenances of that carload of people when tho
gyrations commenced was laughable In
the extreme, and Mr., Foster enjoyed 10
more than any one else. Electrical Re-
Wow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-22
THE POPULIST EDITORS.
Convention Of the Reform Press
Association at Memphis.
FUsIoNIsTs AND ANTI-FUsIONIsTs
VIII Contest for Supremacy, with Strong
Probability Of Bolt II the Fusionists
Are Defeated-The Rival Convention In
Session at Kansas City, Mo.

Session at Kansas City, Mo.
Memphis, Feb. 23.-The annual con-
vention of the Reform Press associa-
tion was called to order by General
Paul Vanderyoort, president of the as
sociation, at 10 o'clock this forenoon,
and addresses of welcome and re-
sponses occupied the entire merning.
AZ the afternoon session Mr.. Wander
WORT delivered his annual address. G.
L. Spence, of the Parkersburg, (W.
Va) Silver Tribune, was interviewed
by q reporter. Mr.. Spence Is thor
ough Peoples party man, but he is
not one of the "middle-of- the-road"
faction. He said that he was for fu-
sion when it strengthened the princi-
pies advocated by the third party, and
could be effected on equitable and hon.
orable grounds. He intimated that IL
the meeting which began today under
took to read Senator Butler and other
Peoples party men thinking like him
out Of the party here will be bolt
from the meeting.
President Vanderyoort Is opposed to
fusion of any sort. He said the Demo-
cratic party absorbed the Greenback-
ers by adopting their principles, and
did the same thing a few years later
when the National Union Labor party
organized. He points out that they
tried to repeat the feat in the recent
campaign as to the Peoples party, and
partially succeeded.
I'VE were sidetraclked for WHILE"
said Mr.. Vandervoort, but we will get
back in the middle of the road again.
This Memphis meeting will be the be-
ginning of the era in the life of the
Peoples party. 1t will be put on the
straight road again right, and then the
warning cry will be heard from one end
of this country to the other. Therefore,
the press has just begun the fight"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-22
NUGGETS OF NEWS,

Miners near Ishpeming Mich, ma,
strike to resist 10 per cent reduction
In wages. to take place on March 1.
A Rome dispatch denies that any de
cision has been given there by the Vat
lean on the subject of the Manitoba
schools
George Fox, sewing machine agent
was burned TO death in fire at a hote
at West Mayton. N. c.
Senator George. of Mississlpppi who
has reached his home at Carrollton, Is
in more feeble health than when he
left Washington.
After having been but two months
married Anthoy Ramer. of Canton,
was crushed to death while breaking a
log Jam in the Potter county Pa. J
woods.
Mrs. Louis Morris. OF Franklin, Pa,
has received verdict for $29,250 at
jamestown, N. Y. insurance on her
husbands life, payment of which had
been withheld on suspicion of suicide.
Judge White, Of PittEburg, Pa, has
refused a new trial for Professor c. D.
Bogart, Of Shenandoah. Pa, convicted
Of assaulting Clara Vokes, u l3-year-
old girl.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-22
Wounded and Robbed by Spanish Soldiers

Carribello. Fla. Feb. 22.-Schooner
Jeanette. from Matansas. Cuba, ar
rived with the second mate severely
stabbed. While the schooner was in
port the second mate went ashore and
became intoxicated. While on the dock
he was approached by four Spanish
soldiers. who demanded his money and
everything of value. The mate refused
to obey and the soldiers stabbed him
with their bayonets, knocked him down
and took from him all the money he
had. his shoes, coat and everything of
any value. The mate Is seriously hurt
Several Spanish officers saw the as
sault. but on being appealed to walked
Off muttering, "El Americana; good
enough; serve him right"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-22
Named to Sucoeed Judge Wales.

Wilmington, Del, Feb. 22.-The ac-
tion of President Cleveland In present.
ing the name of James l.. Wolcott to
the United States senate for confirm
alton as judge Of the United States
court for the district of Delaware was
a genuine surprise to the people of this
state. 1t is asserted here that he will
not be confirmed, Senator Gray had
been offered the appointment to sue
coed the late Judge Wales, but de-
clined, and Mr.. Wolcott was then de-
termined upon,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-22
FATAL KENTUCKY FLOODS
Dwelling House Swept Away and Whole
Family Drowned.

Mlddlesboro. KY. Feb. PA most
disastrous flood visited this valley yes
terday. flooding two-thirds of the town.
Sixty families were forced from their
homes. Cumberland avenue. the prin-
cipal street, is under water. Most of
the stores are flooded. Several hun
drsd people have to be fed by citizens.
At Tazewell James Caldwell. wife and
children were drowned. The flood burst
over the bank and caught them in
their house, which was swept away.
AT West Pinevllle the Cumberland
river broke over its banks, doing i'm
mense damage. Fifty families were
forced from their homes. All the tres
ties and bridges on the Middlesboro
railroad are washed away, and all
trains are waterbound.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-22

New York, Feb. 22.-Giuseppe Futi,
husband of the woman who was found
dead on the railroad tracks near East
Norwalk, Conn. on Wednesday, was
arrested in this city Saturday. Mrs.
Futi was horribly gashed with a still
etto. and her body placed on the tracks
with the intention of conceaIng the
crime. Her identity was not establish
ed until it was discovered that the wo-
mans husband had disappeared. He
was traced to this city.