The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-10-22
RUBEN A BENEDICT
HAPPY ENDING TO COMMUNAL IN
FELICITIES OF FIANCEE.
WILL WED HIS FIRST LOVE.
PROVIDENCE GIRL COMES SOUTH
TO ENTER HYMEN's SPHERE.

Trouble With the Marcus, Mar
Others Terminates in wedding
Invitations Much Prosecuted.
Ruben Has Decided to Marry His
First LOve-DOes Not Fear Breach
of Promise Suit of Tilted Fiancee.
Wedding VIII Take Place in Jack
sOnviIIe.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Moskovitz request
the honor of your presence at the mar
riage of their daughter, Lucy Marrow,
to Mr.. Max Ruben, on the afternoon
of Sunday, the 25th day of October, at
o'clock. at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Herscovitz. 1445 Florida ave-
nue., Jacksonville, Fla"
This invitation, received in Savannah
yesterday morning, adds another chap
ter to the sensational incidents sur
rounding the recent experiences of Max
Ruben, the much loved, greatly per-
secuted. financially involved fiancee,
who after jilting his girl in Providence
for Savannah girl, has thrown over
his second love for his first. and now
again essays to become a benedict
The troubles of Ruben, in which Mr..
Marcus and Mr.. March,, and Miss Mar
COW and several other Marcus-i-o's
were involved, are familiar to the pub
lie. In the past six months there has
been one grand panoramic review of
sensational incidents pen pictured in
the newspapers about the troubles,
trial wandering and tribulations of
Max Ruben.
Ruben came to town." as the pop
ular songs starts. from Providence,
R. l., where he had paid de-
voted attention to Miss Marrow, MAR
COW, and not Marcu). He embarked in
business with the March, Brothers,
some of whom spelled their name with
final IS" while others did not. The
money which he invested in the firm
was given him by his Providence girl
with the understanding that she marry
him as soon as he established himself
He proceeded shortly afterwards to
establish himself in the affections of
Miss March,, a sister of his Marcu-M Mar
Gus partners.
And now comes the second chapter.
/
| might enter prior claim to Ruben,
drew up little document whereby
breach of promise would make the per-
son guilty of the infraction indebted to
the other in the sum of no less than
$500 Ruben kicked out of the Hy-
menean traces, and-Chapter No. 8
Miss Carcus instituted breach of prom
Use proceedings.
AS the curtain rises on the fourth
act, Ruben is discovered law suit in
hand, at the Court House. He has
been away, but returned to look after
little matter of business which he
neglected to attend to when he hasti-
ly quit the city, just subsequent to
his jilting of Miss Marcus. 1t seems
that when Ruben embarked in bust
| ness with the Marcus-i-o's he gave
them three notes to secure his Provi-
| dence sweetheart in the amount which
she had advanced him as a starter.
These notes were held by a third par
ty, one Blumenthal, who refused to
give them up. The suit is still pend
ing.
There are other chapters in the pro-
ceedings. In one act of the melo-
drama the Marcus Brothers are closed
up by an attachment; in another. the
sheriff, who has been placed behind
door, energies and puts his judicial
talons on large bank roll which was
in transitu from Ruben to the Mar
cuses, Marcos, ct al. This high hand
ed proceeding had been adopted as a.
method of securing Rubens roll.
And now that the trouble has SUBJ
sided, and it has been at least three
weeks since the curtain fell, it rises
again and the public, as the audience.
beholds Mr.. Ruben about to enter in
to the Hymenean fields of COMMUNAL
ecstacy 1t is a happy ending to a
very mellow melodrama.