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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-03
HELENA'S CENSUS
SUPERVISOR RICHARDS HAS Re-
CEIVED NO COMPLAINT
FROM CAPITAL CITY.

Considerable dissatisfaction D to
exist in Helena over the work of the
census enumerators n the claim is
made that final report will not show the
true population of the capital city by
some thousands. Plans for having the
alleged discrepancies corrected are being
discussed and many favor nother can-
VasS.
The same conditions prevailed ten
years ago, when the dissatisfa ct.on was
SO great that the ISL bureau ordered
three counts before the people were
content.
Governor Richards. the census super
visor for Montana, was asked thism morn
ing if he had received any of these COM
plants.
II know of them only through the
newspapers" replied the governor.
Nothing has come to me officially re-
garding the matter. 1t is my impression,
however, that the dissatisfaction arises
largely because of a certain rivalry be-
tween Great Falls and Helena. The
Helena people are, apparently, some
what disappointed over the result. yet
what their complaint is based upon is
more han 1 know. l have never given
out any information regarding the popu-
lation of any city or town in the state
to any person whatever, except to the
census bureau at Washington. Their in
formation. therefore, must be unofh-
cial."
do you think there will be another
count ordered if the official figures should
still be much below what Helena people
think they should be-"
"As to that I have no information
| whatever. C a course was FOLLOWED
ten years ago, but no complaint or any
kind has reached me officially. | know
nothing more about it than has appeared
in the papers. There have, OF course,
been some instances. In one place IN
Cascade I am informed that the emu
merators did not make any v
! That, of course, will be corrected. AS
to Helena I cannot speak; first, because
the returns have not been given out, and
second. because no complaint has been
Iod ged officially"
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-03
BALLOON ASCENSION

An immense crowd went out to Co
Gardens yesterday afternoon to
witness the balloon ascension and hear
he band play.
The weather was ideal and Prof. Mil
ler's ascension was most successful. The
balloon went up promptly at 5 o'clock.
with the hanging to the ring
with one hand while he waved fare
wells to the crowd with the other. He
went up about 1000 feet, when he cut
away and dropped like a shot for about
a hundred feet. Then the parachute
filled, and he continued the descent
gracefully, the current spinning him
around and carrying him a little to the
east. The collapsed balloon came past
him with a rush, and finally landed in
a lot of brush inside the garden boun-
diaries.
Prof. Miller will make two more as
tensions, one on Thursday afternoon at
5 O'Clock and another next Sunday at
the same hour
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-03
COL. LOPEZ WON.
Defeated Skyball in the Coursing
Match Yesterday.

The great and only Skyball took a
fall out of Colonel Lopez at the coursing
park yesterday, and thereby demon
strated the sincerity of the owners pro-
LESSONS that his dog could beat the
other mans dog any day in the week
and twice on Sunday. 1t was only for
a short time, however, for in two sue
ceeding runs Lopez beat Skyball and
won III belt. In the first trial they
went away well together and ram SO
close and uncertain that some of the
spectators thought Colonel Lopez and
his friend Skyball had INDUCED in a
previous understanding.
In the second heat, however, Lopez
beat Skyball, but failed to nail the mar
row gauge mule both were after.
In the third heat the hare again es-
capped from the brace, leaving honors
about even between the two hounds on
the escaping score, but making Lopez a
winner. Il
Montana Jack and Fitz Regina made
three runs against each other and the
former bea the latter.
Only one rabbit was killed during the
day-he met death in the first run be-
tween Skyball and Lopez.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-03
Notice Is hereby gwen that the Board
County Commissioners of Silver Bow

Notice Is hereby gwen thai the Board
Of County Commissioners of Silver Bow
county. state of Montana, will sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder for cash. at
the front door Of the court house in said
county, on the nth day OF September. A.
D. 1900. the foil wing Described rea, estate.
sold TO said county for delinquent taxes.
the same having not been redeemed by the
person or persons entitled SO to do and the
time for such redemption having expired.
to-wit: 49,,
No. l. =.
Lots Nos. |, 2 :, 9, 9; 70. Il. y, 49, a. 1s'
16. IS, 10, 20 and q, In Block No. =
Lots Nos. 3. 8, Z. II. II. Is. Il. - and H.
in Block No. 3 ~,
Lots Nos. 3. s. 10. Il. 10 and II. in Block
Lots Nos. 1. 5. 4. s. g. .. 10. II. IA and Is.
Lots Nos: l.. 4. 8. 8. Y. u: Is. IA. is. IS -
Lots Nos; /; 2. 3; I; 8. :: 8 n. 49, Is. n n
Lots Nos. II, II and Is. In Block No. I.
Lots Nos. l. 2. 5. 4, and "A. In BLOCK NO
Iets Nos. l. 2. 4. !, 3, >. 10. II. Il. Is II
Il. 10, q, q and n. In Block No. II.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-03

at H~eilbronner's cigar store, where the
POLLS are. there was hot turmoil of the
"heelers." The prize is a $50 meerschaum
pipe, and there is a free vote with every
Is cents spent for cigars or tobacco w.
L.. Mayer and J. H. Vivian, who are In
the lead, are closely pursued by Dan Nc
Donald, F. J. Pelletier, George Robin
SON. J. B.. Lindley and w. c. Thomas.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-03
OF THE CLIIRS

The Butte Reduction Works base ball
team yesterday won the amateur cham
pionship of the state by defeating the
Colusa-Parrot nine in a spirited game.
The Reduction Works boys made a great
many errors, but as they also led in scor-
ing and won out by a score of Is to 6. st.
Vrain pitched a strong game for the
Reductions, while King was batted free
ly. The Colusa-Parrot team vas bad at
the start, but after the first inning, were
unable to bnch hits.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-03

Lots Nos. /. 2. 3 6, s, in Block No. u, all
in the Big Butte addition to the cityof
Butte.
Lots Nos. /. 2. 8. 4. 5. 6. Is s. 10, Il. 4
Is. IA, Is, Is, II. Is. 10. 20. q. g. 3. "a. Is, a
and q. in Block Mol.
Lots Nos. /. 2. B. 4. s. g. Z. 8, 9. 10. II. Il.
IL. "A, Is, Is. II. IS, is. %. q. q, q. "a. AZ
q. q. % and q. in Block No
Lots Nos. l. 2. 5. 4. s.. 6, z. s. 8. u. II, Il
Is, IA. Is, 16. II. IS. is. q. q. e. % and a.
Lots Nos. /, ., 8, 4, s, 6. Z, s. . and 10. in
Block Nc. 4. all in the Floral Park addi-
ton to the city of Butte.
Lots Nos. u. IS, II. Is. IL. 10. 20 and q. In
Lots Nos. IL. "A and 20. in Block No. 1
Lots Nos. l. "a, - 2 Il and 4.
dition to the city of Butte.
Lot No. 10. in Block No. -
Lot No. Z, in Block No. 6 Of building
sites on the Annie Lode: Lot. No. So. In s.
8 n, r. 8 w, according to the several plat0
of said additions now on fle In the once
Of the County Clerk and Recorder OF Silver
Bow county. state Of Montana.
BY order Of the Board Of County Commis.
sioners.
]. + MORAN.
4zff County Clesk.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-03
T%REASURERS. REPORT.
Financial Statements of City ane
County for August.

The city and county have
made their monthly reports of the imam
cial condition of their respective de-
m The former shows a cash
balance of $51, O46. IS at the close of Aug
ust, against $50, $780, s at the end of July.
The report of the county treasurer
shows that at the end of July the fund
on hand aggregates $196, 055.31, and at the
close of August $1S1, 603.4S During the
latter month 47,41S.O7 was paid out and
49,, 966. "a paid into the various funds.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-03
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY EXCUR
SION RATES.

Until further notice the Northern Pa
cihc will sell on Saturdays and Sundays
round trip tickets to the following points:
Butte to Twin Bridges and return 81. so
Butte to Whitehall ara return....... l.3O
Butte to Pipestone and return $500, 1,Oo
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-03
]. CALDER D. D. s, DENTIST

Graduate and fellow of The -oston dem
tai college. formerly demonst-, or o.
operative dentistry and dental science in
the Boston dental college. 'ost gradu-
ate Chicago college dental surgery. Post
graduate Haskelrs ProSthetic school OF
detinstry. Take elevator. third moor.
Office 80 and 20, Owsley Block.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-03

The State School Of Mines 2 Butte.
Montana, offers a four-year course in
mining and electrical engineering. Two
terms OF 20 weeks each per year First
term opens September II, Ia. Tuition
free to residents of Montana. For fur
tber information address N. R. lzonard.
Butte. Mont.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-03
POLLS CLOSE TONIGHT.
Hot Fight Between the Leaders for
That $50 Meerschaum Pipe.

There has been warm competition since
Saturday afternoon in the election for
the most popular wage-earner in Silver
Bow county. Active e~lectioneering yes
terday was succeeded today by an eager
boosting of the favorites. All morning
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-03
BEACH & BOWERS.
Minstrels Give Clever Performance at
the Grand.

Beach & Bowers minstrels opened
their engagement at the Grand last
night, giving a clever performance of
modern minstrelsy. The programme in
cludes a number of meritoriOus special
ties. They gave a special Labor day
matinee this afternoon.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-03
AT THE HOTELS.

The Butte-Geo. P. Williams n wife;
Miss Williams, Anaconda; A. Farrell,
Dillon; A. w. Eppinger, Bismarck, N.
D.; Sam f. Evart and wife, Miss
Burgher, Pittsburg; J.. M. c. Evart. Lo-
gan, KAN: j. G. Davenport. Spokane;
J. Ritchey, Copper Cliff; George B..
S%toddard, Chicago; W.. c. Bardon, Hell
ma; r. F. Clary, w. M. Green, Fort
Benton; w. f. Chamberlain, Great
Falls; r. C. Knox, Revenue; j. A. Co
ram and son, DR.. E. w. ~Trueworthy,
Lowell, Mass; w. H. Nutting, Salt
Lake; J. w. Maxwell, Tacoma; c. l..
Jones, Milwaukee,; H. N. p. Dole, Co
lumbus, O.; Paul A. Fusz, Granite; p.
E.. c. Burke n wifee, Denver; M.
Sachs, jr.. Reading; James M. Glenn.
Cincinnati; Charles Clark, st. Louis;
John Twohy, Spokane; T. B. Stephens,
Helena; James e. Gordon, James john
son, Chicago; w. A. Keller, Butte; Har-
ry L. Rodgers, Spokane; M. Johnson and
wife, st. Louis; Mrs. lilo Ramsdel, Sc
attic; v. S. Hardy, Salt Lake.
The McDermott-E. c.. Howard, Oma-
ha; E. Keck and wife, st. Paul; G. M.
Wolbert, Casselton, N. D.; II. Beverley
and wife, Glasgow, Mont; D. J. Malone.
Pocatello; w. NJ. Walsh. Anaconda; I.
T. Duffy. Anaconda; J. w. Douglas,
Denver; M. Sachs, New York; Miss May
Fleming, Boulder; A. J.. Bennett, Lew
l.. Galloway, Virginia City; e. T. Toole.
Seattle; Joe Langle, Helena; Mrs. e. B.
Rudolph, Hunt. Idaho; Miss Esther
Amonson, Salmon, Idaho; E. A. Parlin
and wife, Salmon City.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-03

The Grotto is a rrst-class cafe. Three
doors east o. cosioff1ce-
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-03
STATE SCHOOL OF MINES.

Queen Marguerite cigar. 1T for a king.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-29
Eourth-CIass Postmasters.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
washington, Sept 2S.-The following
fourth-ciass Po5tmasters have been ap-
pointed:
A!abaina-Bayou Lahatre. Mobile County
J. L. Crsushaw, vice stella Since, resigned
ArISansas-F'arribavile Sewer County
OGensee kennedy. vice \. +. Cox. resigned
Hickman. Mississippi County. q. q. Buck
ner vice ". Il. Nsely, resigned; Riovista,
White County. Il B. Warning, Vice c. b.
Jones' resigned.
Indian Territory-Brent. Cherokee Nation
s. ;. Foreman. Vice J. n. Slater. resigned.
MISUNDERSTANDING Putnam County
Layton 9, Lane. vice a W. Lane. re-
moved.
Okiahoma--NorrIson Bluff. Logan County
Lula Rdsan- vice Ellison Spicer, removed
Texas-Nunn. Wilbarger County. J. G.
Hester. vice J. G.. Browning, resigned; 1e-
cumseh. Callahan County. Miss j. lechew,
vice Mary Martin, resigned.
The following named post offices will be-
come international! money order Offices, DC
tober /:
Alabama Ensley: Illinois, Spillertown
Iowa. Marathon and Stuart; Kansas. Cher
Tyvale FTedoBia and Soldier: Missouri, Full
ton; Oklahoma, NewRirk: Texas, Manor.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-29
Pearl Zimmcrman's Promise Not TO
Annoy Her Divorced Husband
Saved Her From WorkhOuse.
FOLLOWED HIM FROM RUSSIA.
Raised Disturbance at His House
When His Present Wife Refused
to Admit Her-Fine Was
Stayed by Judge Sidener.

Pearl Zimmerman's unconGuerabls at-
tection for the man shs once called hus-
band caused her to be arrested Thursday.
and yesterday morning In the First District
Police Court her romantic story WAS mar
rated in detail. She was arraignsd on the
charge OF disturbing the peace o: Louis and
Fannie Zimmerman Of No. SJ2 Morgan
street.
Pearl Z.mmernan IS the divorced wife OF
Louis Zimmerman. and despite that fact.
she SIN IL devoted TO him. This Is the
cause OF all the trouble. Wherever he
goes she follows him that she may be near
him. The fact that he pays no attention ID
her and has cast his affections on another
woman seems not to worry her.
Louis and Pearl Zimmerman were mar
ricd in Russia seven years ago. For a time
u5si- happiness ran smoothly. but a shadow
fell ncross their hearth and an estranEe-
meut followed. Then came the divorce.
Zimmerman came 20 America His di-
vorce5 vile st.ll hopins 70 effect 4 recon-
citation, followed him 10 st. Louis.
Shortly after his arrival here Zimmerman
married his present wife. In spite OF al!
they could 20 the divorced wife would con-
tnue ia come about the house. When Mrs.
Zimmerman saw her coming Thursday
she ran 20 lock the door. Pearl thinner
man then began 70 express her opinions Of
Mrs. Zimmerman and a policeman who
caue along took her In custody
Juire SdeueT imposed a fine OF g. but
stayed Il AFTER court. upon Pearl thinner
mans promise TO refrain from medGling
further in the affairs Of her former spouse.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-29
NOT RECOGNIZED
As CITY EMPLOYE.
+. ". Klusmeyer, Husband of the
Mayors Former Servant, Off
cially "Turned Down"
EMPLOYED BY L0N6FELL0W.
Salary Cut OF, but the Building
Commissioner Expects to Pay
Him Out Of Future
Appropriation.

K. W. Klusmeyer. husband Of Mayor
Ziegenheins former servant girl, who has
retained his position as local suPerintend-
ent for the department Of the Commission
er OF Buildings. despite this fact that bis
salary was cut from the appropriation b.l.
has been officially turned down" by the
Board OF Public improvements
sir kusmsyer's salary terminated On Au-
gust !. and no provision was made in the
appropriation bill 10 continue the salary
Of s. per day for local superintendent but
Commissioner Of Public Buildings Long
fellow decided that none OF the seven In
spectors IN the department could he util-
tied as local superintendent, so he kept the
husband OF the Mayors former servant giri
at work. intending to pay him out Of the
appropriation which ne expects TO set.
The local superintendent has been accus-
toned to place his 80 X mark on accounts
which came under his supervision. and re-
Gently be affixed his signature TO some bills
which were TO DO sent for approval TO Presi-
dent McAIath OF the Beard OF Public I'M
provements. When the bills reached AT.
McMath's Office, the clerks in there recalled
that Mr.. KlEsmeyeC's salary had been omit
ted from the appropriation bill, and they
concluded that the local superintendent was
not legal employe Of the city.
Mr.. MCMatn ~SS OF tlle OItI,Avn l.itt t44c
acceptance Of the bills with KusmcyeI's
Endorsement might be construed into al
Acknowledgement that KIusmeyer Is g city
employe, and thus the city might be liable
for kiusmeyer's salary. Accordingly. word
was sent TO Commissioner Ci Public Build
ings LonGfellow that Mr. klusmeyer's %
H. 10 bills would not be In favor In the
Office OF the Board Of Public Improvements,
and the local superintendent. IN conse-
quence, no longer signs his initials or his
name 10 bills payable.
Mr.. Kiusmeyer." said Nr. LoEsfellow.
has been paid UP 20 August :. He IS an
efficient man az local superintendent Of pub
lie buildings. and 1 kept him In service at
his own risk l propose to ask Tor another
appropriation and will pay him cut of that.
I understand that Mr.. Klusmeyer married
the Mayors former servant. but that had
nothing to do with my retaining him lie
was an enploye OF this office when ] as
stunned control"
1t IS intimated that relief bill VIII be
sent to the Municipal Assembly to provide
the local superintcndents salary, If the
Commissioner OF Public Buildings Should
fail TO procure an additional appropriation.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-29
EX-HRRVARD ATHLETES PLIGHT
4 Slave to Drugs-Is Found on the
Street and Arrested.

Charles o Brown. formerly student Of
Harvard University and Q member Of the
Varsity Foo bail Eleven. was = defendant
Fl the First District Police Court yesterday
morning. or a charge Of vagrancy.
Aa he Ctocd before the bar. attirsd IL
rags, his r3ts ked frame stii bore evidence
OF the athi4tes massive physique. livery
muscle ia his body trembIed and his teeth
Chattered-
Don't send me TO the Workhougse.
Judge" he pleaded. give me just one
chance. ] nave not always been q tramp.
I was once student Gt Harvard WAS
laid cut IN 4 football scrimDase, and tic
field physician administered morphine 10
tOoth the pain. l formed liking for the
drug nd EsSe been a slave TO II ever since.
In mis- DO clIsis were several letters from
hls relatives IN Huntington. Ind, asking
him TO come home and reform. The police
officer said 10 did not know Brown. hay
ing only pictel aim up or the street IN
dazej condition Judge Siiener imposed
fine Of 80 and stayed Il Ou condition that
Brown should return home He PROMISED
and Judge sideUeT had a policeman ac-
company him 70 the Union Station 10 see
him aboard his train.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-29
MINISTER ROBBED ON A CAR.
Young Man Josjled Him and Got
Away With Watch.

The Reverend Mr.. David Clark. a Presby-
terrain minister. from Galena, H., was
robbed of a. gold watch on Page avenue
car Thursday evening. Mr.. Clark IS visiting
his daughter. Mrs. S. L. Hopkins. OF No.
6l69 Maple avenue.
On Thursday evening he boarded Page
avenue car to go to his daughters home.
The car was crowded and he did not get
a seat. AT Eighteenth street a young man
1ostled him a little harder than necessary,
bat the clergyman thought little OF IL. At
TWeatieth street, the man who jOstied him
left the car. ID suddenly occurred TO the
minister that he had been robbed, and he
felt for his watch. 1t was gone. The young
man had disappeared. so he did not attempt
to find him. Yesterday he reported ihe
matter to the police.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-29
EXCHANGE DIRECTORS MEET.
Chicago Proposition to Supply
Enntatinns Nnt Adnnted.

At = meeting Of the Board OF Directors OF
the Merchants Exchange yesterday after
noon st was ordered that the exchange ba
closed Thursday, October (. q 1ich viii be
big Thursday" OF Fair Week.
A proposition was received tiom Chjca 80
Offering 10 furnish the Merchants EXChaEEe
with the continuous Chicago market by pr:-
- te wire. provided the exchange would pa@
s. a month FOR the service. II was recon-
Erudcl that 10 change IN present arrange
meI.ts bee made UGtil such time the Chi
CaEo board c.n furnish quotations without
Limitation or restriction.
petition vas received asking the board
TO arrange Tor a more complete system "I
quotations between Minneapolis and st.
Louis aud the secretary was Instructed 70
propose % the Chamber Of Commerce O!
Minneapolis 10 exchange nereaf .er lve-u1in-
ute quotations. instead Of teu-ul.Guta quota
tons as or present
c. II. HuluE. Il. u. Hubbard, r. s
B,o5kings. George D. Barnard and Francis
Kuhn. committee. submitted yesOIU-
tons on the death OF james Z. Case. which
were adopted
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-29
SHOT HIS WIFE ON THE STREET.
Victim Was Out Driving With
Other Men when Killed.
RrprRrIC SprcrAn

REPJ BLIC Special
Mount Vernon. H.. Sept cS.-airs. Abbie
Martin. generally known as Abbie Lee. died
a. 1910 last night as the result cf pistol
shot wound INFLICTED Wednesday night by
Andrew Martin, as Abbia Martin and Mar
tins wife. Cora, were driving in company
with Roy StrattOn and Bert Arthurs. Js2l-
Cusy IS supposed 70 have been Andrew Mar
tins motive, and Il = supposed, that the
sAOt which killed ALhis Martin was In
tended for Cora Martin.
The COronerS Inquest was postponed to-
day because It was reported that Bert
Arthurs had left town. A warrant charging
ArthUFs with having been an accessory
after the fact was sworn out to-day By
Acting State Attorney George Il Stein, and
ArthUrs was intercepted by Deputy Sheriff
John Marion at Walnut Uill and brought
back tonight. Andrew Martin, who is row
IN jail. does not deny having killed Abb's
Martin. but claims that ths shooting was
accidental.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-29
PRINCE TO DON THE kits.
Wales Plans Il Deer Stalking Trip
To Scotland.
SPECIAL ~ CABLE

SPECIAL II CABLE.
London, Sept. 2S.-(COpyrisht, i9jl by W.
r. HearS-)-TiIs ROYAL Highness the Prince
O; Wales Is making preparations to visit
Scotland ard 3on the kits He IS very fond
OF the Highland costume. and, besides al
ways wearing that dress himself when In
Scotland he prefers TO see those around
him adopt tiio same apparel
The Prince H. In excellent health and al
WAYS looks forward with pleasure to Wis
itiug the Duke OF Fife, his son-iu-law. who
IS the happy owner Ct Mar Forest, one 0t
the two largest deer forests in the United
kiug-cm.
TIE Duke ard Duchess viii entertain the
Prince at Mar Lodge. His two grandaaugh-
ters. the little Ladies Dun, are his especial
fsvoritea ard they in turn adore their kind,
gelia! gran ,a:hCr.
Deer stalki' z Is one OF the pastmns that
takes the Prince 20 Scotland. He has che
true sDCrtsIn ans instinct for outdoor life
III pursuit o. game. and deyotas q day VIII
iHgiy To stalking a deer. Many antlers IN
royal palaces abroad testify to his skill a.
a shot. Elaborate deer drives will be ar
ranged for the benefit OF the Prince Be
sides visiting his daughter. the Duchess OF
Fife. and his s0n-in-law, he viii make sew
eTal sporting visits.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-29
ASKED IF THEY WERE MARRIED.
Couple Visited Four Courts for an
Official Opinion,

Joseph Fitzgerald and his wife called up
on Assistant Prosecuting Attorney John
son yesterday morning 20 learn II they were
really married. Some doubt vas caused IA
their minds because Of d visit of Mrs
Eltzgcrald's father to the warrant office on
Thursday. George 7. Wright of No. I6u6
Burd avenue, the father. said that his
daughter was too young to get a license and
had been inpeTsODated at the marriage
license Office by 4 young widow. He wanted
a warrant against the widow charging her
with perjury. Colonel johnson informed
him that if ne insiigated any prosecution /:
would include his daughter. Wright de-
INJURED and left the office. Fitzgerald and
his wife read OF the affair In the papers
wed. Colonel johnson assured them that
they were