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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-25
\ Rockefeller Fortune

Win 4 the solemn assurance from AIr.
aJohnSD !. Rocket ller's own phys clan, Paul
VA lien NJ. " hat NJ .S Roc IKE Eel haH
every prospect OF living to 1 be 100 years
old almost interesting new ques ton has
arisen as to- the vi probable lmnlens ty Of
from now. sss " 33ss$
3I$ThIrty-t three Y ears from oW---or r, to be
exact on July s, 1888 Mr.. Rockofel Ter will
celebrate tho one hundredt anniversary
OF his neutrality-suspicious., Of course, that
he lives to fulfill his pllysc PRED lc--
Etion. ~ 30 Z.
And thirty-three years from now, e his
millions continue to Increase ct the pres
tent rat Mr.. Roc kefeller the }. Ia
of e8Worth sss,7asy9V ~,
almost three times as much gold \ ana
silver as there Is In circulate ton, In ban IS
and &ine all the treasure houses anu minis
liz is impossible for the human mind 70
,omnrehend the gyastness OF Buch "a sum
Of money MS $25, 1872 900, 900. Bur 4. any an:
body wanted to count 1t. all in one, Ut II
bills. counting steadily at the rate O g
q second, day and night, Without9 s F![s pp.Ng
for moment the TASK WAS eauJu,
itTwould take 2B years s npnths y W 81. s
n6 hours and IS minute ana - secotts -
complete tho work Ss Sd u " 7, I,
Nobody knows Just how muc Mr. Fo '1f
afeller is worth at the present tins. VI q {
"a doubtful whether he mself could glye
an estimate that was not Ea million /. q 3.
two OF the mark. Careful investiga Or,
have computed his wealth at s6lb, ooo, !s !,
within the past few weeks ana 1 u t = Y
agure is believed to be ms accurate as y
possibly can ,bes NJ "a 4 20
Mi In 1905 MI Rockefell Ter was worm saov,.
{ ooo, zoo, showing a gain for the prese y
war AZ sG6 900, OOO In 1900 he had only
s4oO 900, 600 ana the year before that ne
5yyas poorer Sstlll, $3.50, ooo, 900 represenang
E8his total wealth. IN 1855 he had SOY, ooo-
go. In 1875, 900, 900 1879, 900. 900; IN
$50, So, 900; In 1866 5000, and In 1852 not
{ a solitary penny. During the past 1s MY
ono years his fortune has increased from
nothing at MI to s615. 0o0. ooo, Y "a p NJ
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jNADEN|F[ STUDY
THGD ]! |: D I:
SNhen8M ther-iil- La Law Turnyedl w IA
II. II Ell \ ose She Got
u. D iyorce 81 S5sSS
WAS UsTlFlE SAYS 4. uDo lllE!|
Was Anxiou IS II r leas Illus band
but Could N ots s andf theS I|ss
Strain.
WAS UsTlFlED SAYS \ ); JUDGE
10 =, ~ !. y ~ III
253li' " !;
cis,i e \ Thla ,rirnreta- Dianat ch,

Especial to- The Dispatchl$
$s CH1cAGo June q IN villiaIa
Palmer Armst rong, whose marriage sgayas
her a admission ito I exclusive q relies hers
has Just obtained a divorce, be cause MA
8feltFsthat she did not meet the social
ideals ~ her mona bic husband
y ,The4 Arnlstron 8 side of the suit did not
sufficiently IN bend to put IN license tot
the charge OF adesertio ion, and the Judge
after hearing the story OF the plaiI tift. 4
heartily agreed with her that Il she Nyaag
ENTITLED to her freedom .S
3s Mrs & 4Armst told the court Of many
things that had ha med to- her betWeens
Christmas g OF y 1903 IS and s the Sfollo WingS
Easter, the period ofa her Inarried ltfe .s.
From her testimony pea RED ttf aElts
Mr. Armstrong was 8a \ pc son of sexcesalty
culture, and In order that d he mi Oh
understood 81 his wife hesS LAID asout
Iunabrid ged d ionary was the princ lpals
part. S55
$f8It Snppeared from the $evid enceE that the
elder Mrs. Armstrong had n ct II been oll-s
suited bout the marria ge ndMH Il s ne
grasped every oppor ttEni crlt ise5
degortMesnt lan guage eng
II was willing to work ard and StrYe
{plea "a Wi rs. Arnrst ron said TOT haE
3court. He had ideals, and Il SWant ad Ntos
hem but yh itv ass nas
hin, and my fri ends good enough
Oh MI the evening 81 Easter sunda hs
ordered me to y pack my anos
af Xallss M a'a Is acc accompany him
father house. hay IN
him sin CO. II
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F:I||.G;H II ]. !! !.
Relative | ! name ! MI
Daughter Of Hans HENSON Re
sents Char M:a' y Against
js..i. His Memory.

CHICAGO q. June Pa great legal battle
To- prove the honesty OF "a dead man began
before Judge John n: 81 ton, as referee.
when the case o. y the Illinois Improve
gment and Ballast Company against tn
estate OF the late South Chicago million i
/ alre,, Hans Heinson, known all over the
State as Honest Hans, was called.
II After are ument oncerning the admiss Mss !.
+bllltyE Of the testimony Of John Duffy 'l q
clerk, concerning what he knew Of tha
tcnecks which HENSON made out TO him
SELF !. Judge Batten continue the hear near
Ing III Ri fa *
s Nj rs HENSON, VII ow OF the man whose
good Il name lis q ttached, q and Squire 9:
Burke. his SOM as we'll as Mrs r.
I Burke, the dead mans daughter, are de-
@termined to. make effort I'M the defense
Il Ieinson,s good ma me- S Mrs. Heinso y!
II Is. Burke and other rel atiyes5 OF the
dead IMAM man will be court during the
hearing, and the case promises to be
most bitterly fought. $5a
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1 RICHEST H | BACHELOR
P'EERsEO0 [. Mammals !l|I!|Ml|!|!||l|!|
Lord H owar d 4 de Walden Still
4 Avoids All Mate m,al king
M others, Arts.

lsnecIa1 to The Times Dispatch


5 LONDON, June 81 = ord Howard de 't
walden, the richest bachelor peer, ia still y
uncaptured althoug making moth 9th;
sers have been stalking him for five *or
six; seas ons. # He Is twenty years OF
a age ana has an agreea Bile personality.
The following admiral le ketch OF him
accompanies q cartoon In Vanity Fair ~.
...de Is aIStall young man with q, good
figure, n an Il eyeglass and q hilosophhic
temperament IS He was educated at Elton.
#.s..IIe is well known to the racing world.
yet he sis not enamored OF the turf 81 and
lis said to have been discoyere ed readine
poetry after the big race OF the day had had
started II e
He lis a fine fencer. ana he is an au-
fthority, On armor. He smokes q 4 me1r-
schaum pipe land loathes politics. He ts
devoted Ito motor boats. ID Is a ben eyolent
friend to literary mem and Jar lists Will,
bitions. y and Is believed to write blank
verso OF consid erable 4 merit NJ 81
F.5'' Lord Howard I de Wal den' s property IN
London is as extensive as the Astori8e s-
tate In New York. and. alto ether. he is
the most eligible young nxn in England.
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maker. who acconpa big royal master '''l
every here. % ~ s3sSt3:
sss Makes the King Laugh.

The King left the box only for Id alf IN
Observation-Disclosures and then he - lid q thing
as graceful as Suncommon.s HI ID escendee e a
among the crowd In the royal n closure "
and stood NJ talking to Mrs. I1ongW !!
for twenty minutes nenrRt the white rail- all
ings that led up to the royal box. l1Sl--
IDENTIFY the conversation was mighty a mus =
ing, Tor y several times the Kin II thre y
back his head and laughed heartily sa y,
! some remark Mrs. Ions w'orth made a45
Rla5 Leaving her with s the MS D uche Bs5 Of
JDeyonshlre and Sir Ernest Cassel u Ei ii $
aiesty} returned to the box and Il tall q
to- Mira X eppel l. until teat line. /.
Then he Fwas n quite ga y.s$s 1ia urged re
8hfrs.a Longworth to take one M rom 2 !.
plate OF sugar cakes. he only thing thin OF
that sort His ajesty eats.5 she = esl
cut one IN half and divided itwitltis, her.
~ M UGH Feted.
Mrs. ( Longworth has been 4 muc 2 siie zee teo
s since she went to Wrest PARK. q AMI. mpa AZ
sador Reid Is country idence, for 4, th ]
races. Prince and q rincess Z hr,su
gave q dinner for, her Tuesday night q,
& Cumberland Lodge. There she met Lore e e
ana Lady adogn n ,SI ord and $LadyS;I,se..z
sland. Princess Louise, Princess Victo Or 9
8of schlesburg H olstein and Prince Il a 9 ic
Princess Alexander OF Teck vi B!
Mrs.. Long worth wore e. ny Ia,
dress. va diamond band on her snec k an ano
small ornament OF pearl and Il d an
In her hair. n. y. n
{SE she has had tea with the Duches o.
Albany al Claremont Z, 50 al the royalttie's
available have entertained her, II q Queen ,
being q n mourning and the Prince zee Z a nc
Princess OF les way on 28 h ~ =
sHaakon's corona ton. M. M Il fss .$
Yrs. SAdair gave a. dinner par 20 Htn tl
on Thursday vii n the a
lean 7GA r,bassad or. GSs the st NJ tsses Ogoen
Mills. Miss Reid and the NJ isses Save en-
dial, 3entwlck as guests +. N ss 3S$s
~ Beginning to Be Bored siS8
The President. daughter shows 4 that
she "a being slightly Wearied by s. y the
saa seiess fuss. the endless festiv ties: SO e
spave Gnroof az being bored when she ffail-.
sdstofappear = at Lad " Crossley, g ball
siSS = ia not generally known tina there
was N an innpyomptu dance a afte1 5l - e
Bradley Martin g. dinner and concert !ass
night, and Mrs. Long orths+ remaln 1l !, .
dance. She had accepted the lnvitatlon
Is the Crossley party and MIS-. A t1Ai
8uas rather y clustered when she declined
Sto5 20 On TO III; from the Bradley n rims
Eventually Mrs. a Reid,. the Ambassador
M "A Mr.. Longwortt went to the Carton
House Terrace, leaving 81 the Pref SCENTS
daughter a dancing at Chesterf1 ED 81 Car Car
#dens Mrs Reds 5exp lanati Ions TO Lady
#Crossley were vague enough, but the lat
ter thortNghly understood that Mrs
#Longworth was 81 worn q out by ~ shing
about continuously. NJ Il
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||Kl'A|lSERE.|.S|NAQ||.S'iTl|'....''.
0al0!N|||G||W|||!|'0|:|RI;TA+|!s lis.
#BridcS 81 Prince Eitel Abandoned
5s TripSandSH ,,rriedGto'l i Re- 4 -3s a N
III ceiveS Americans.
jE IN SPENT ON YACHT / 'lH j
Great Asscinblagc fror, Kiclsan,d!
cighboring Towns See 83S
g8S Illut1liflatlors.

/ lfBy Ass edited i PRESS. ) II


}55 KEEL June n ". -- Emperor w llliam,.
" when he was Certain tof the day on Wfiicl,5
4 Mr. and Mrs! 4 tong worth would arrive
y here, photographed to Princess Eltel Fred
seiick, asking II she could not pine to
n kiel# at once 50 eiat Mrs. Longwort
could be entertained aboard the Ham
Y burg, the Elnperor's nprovised yacht
ia q Is the Emperor rule ever 70 u ylte
n women on board his lvessel MESS the
Y Empress Or one Of til e Imperial prln-.
CesseB Ia present. 6ay III 2l5 I'm sssf{ 3t ,ls
"a Erlpress Aus tistu Victoria. II lisf I'M,
derstood, desires to remain near the
" Gro WI 4 Princess, and Princess Henry OF;
fiussin IS taking ~ llol idAyf l3ay,a rla,
ana Princess Eitel Frederick. S who also
& is bride had arranged TO go ION q z v
ss cruise in3N the, u Hamburg with 4 the i1l1pe--,
u rial party after the rega tta, but upon ,ri
receiving tho h Emperor telegram she
h came from Potsdam Immediately, arrlvi-ii
Il Ing here saturday d evening VII Prince
( Eitel, and Mr. and Mrs. Long wo rth were
invited to dine with ], the Emperor to- -
ii night. III 53s5s IN Ri u AZ
I American Evening.
ts YEN II vas auito an American evening. Bee
Il sides NJ RI and Il NJ RS. Cong wo rth, a liison
4 Howard and George iArtnou r5 and N and rd
Mrs. ~ ordan Mo were present Pr y
Etel was amia ble and Empero william
9olly. ana
itAa 4 So ~ = ,eror ana Princess
a,,asta IA the III EN-
t.le!. !. ..,art nn ths mar deck
Of the Ham burg to- witness he illuminl q
tlons; =, ~, In
buildings we're
n ana me =, 40 h,ndre
tYel ye t M..u !,
d ga chts ne : Y ia
incandescent Rnlle mn ~
y 1's - u
4 scene me ~ ~, occ,,I
Just above the room N the occus
pied BY bir. and Long
the stars and stripes n
great ron g Y. e, any ,rnntsto
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sNeuraIol a and Anaconda are Cured by pr.
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Pink PM Pills, during which time proof Of
thousands OF 4 cures by this remedy has
been published and confirmed. and not
one person has been harmed In the slight-
est degree by their use, The pills cons
tain no sopiate,5 narcotic or stin,ulant, nor
any drug which could inJure the most
delicate constitu ton,
or over q Il year. NJ says Miss Char
3lotte Van Salisbury OF Castle ton. N. X.
~ Il suffered Sfron neuralgia and palpitar
sa low, and i was trou bled with dizziness,
fainting spells and d fits Of ind!g eation. I
wa d very nervous, and would start at the
slightest sound. 4, AT ttnless a. great weak
ness n would come oYer 4 me. II and on y one
occasion my limbs gave way under ME
and fell to the sidewalk. IL I
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doctor at Albany. but nothing they gave
iir, O newspap era bout Dr. Williams Pink
pills for Pale People, 4 and ] Immediately
gave them a trial. soon felt much bet-
Ter. ana my color had begun to return.
q continued using the pills, and by the
time had taken e!ght boxea ! was en-
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pale and thin and we feared that she
would become a L victim Of consumption,
She tried Dr. WI ma Pink Pills for
Pale People and In R q short time she
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She gtB now strong and well /, and we both
heartily recommend DR.. Williams Pink
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Dr. w l,ams' Pink 2 llls are sold by all
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INIl|I|.D].NI|IIIIG!;iH7.PAO'T.0S
new l0nO0N||.F:' /
society's Wish Vi! 70 Be r Pictured
in Evening Gowns Keeps
Studios Busy.
a 4
!, 800 n tosThe Timvef,s-D ispatch,,l

{S8 (Speclal ttOHl ~ ~ tssE
,FrEoNnO June 24.-M idnight pho tog \
.ra bHs IS business that has lately risen
in p the West End On the night $ot one
Of their courts the !asa'onan e
studios may be seen brilliantly 4 l!g hted
from IL to- 8 A.. NJ. with lines 81 ear or, :.
For the convenience: q ladies' |, attend 3,
Ing the evening ceremonies at Bluaktng-
i 10 :, Palace photographers are ready to
take photographs IN the Small hours 8.
All American debutantes wish : e /, rs, e
photographed as goWned for one o ! the
great events OF their social lives, and -
Cannot c spare the hours & necessary for
= ira Wing themselves afresh In their pre-
sentation gowns The photoEraphe - az a.
Ipiotures Of court spl endor. .is ,,s
After the palace ordeal Is over the
studio is a pleasant rendezvous, where
Inc evenings function may he soussed
an ana refreshment taken, For the phoT
toTra pliers these occasions are tho busl-
est hours Of their experiences, n VI u, !.
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AZ Virginia Hospital.

IA Mr.. r. D, E,llens. OF Rio Ylsta, n was
brought to the virginia t |! yes e..
terday with dlslocated s saS y ~ !
X h hi Mr., Ellens was pulled oyer an
en,boankment by a mule, which caused W .
the injury. n, :, ,,.,, !. -.
y at the ,Virglnla Flosplt a 7, J,
N Master FRANK Hill, who was recently
i 'otun,erated upon at the Virginia llospital,
h is doing nicely, si4 ! J. /, ,,, ].
\, Mrs, !. slernlng ~ epnYasesc lns
at the Virginia HOSPITAL after en- opera y
ton. " n . 4 N N . !, I, ~, VI 4 !.
ftha Virginia Hospital und eFwent gsllgh
8operat on upon her throat last sa tprday,
Il INN 1Ntiss fltsabeth Gates who was ans
1ured sby a-street car severed days ago.
i ana l was taken TO the Virginia y pl1aA,
4 q doing nacely, sB NJ Il
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|IG CT Goes INSANE I.
TALKING TO Mates E!
Honor Student G ollapses During
Grad uating Exerc ises, After a
Four Y ears Study.

Especial to The Times Dispa tch.)
$sS OWATANSA.S MIN y. Jun X q . ----While
the ella S. day exercises were IN prog resa
fatpPilsb bury .Acad emy, M iss / La uras Kelly,
who graduated n 9. Ia became Yy lolently
insane. 8 ~ & y i;55
I The young wont an, because y, /. Of II her l
standing, had been q awarded the{ft vale
Edictory address. She stepped forward and m
Tor some minutes read her speech In
clear, penetrating tones. i5
s$ Suddenly she st opped u threw the paper
/ from her, screamed as II In agony, and g
then began to make inco herent remarks ark
Ito h her classmates, who were grouped
about her. a 95 ,@3 5$s I
@ Efforts were made II Q lead n her. from
the platform, but she resisted violently,
Finally the girl was removed to- heer
SShome, where she died half an Ne ho 'l
later. n AZ u ". e . ..
Miss Kelly had graduated after Ter 10 fouI
years OF hard study, which the plhly V,
Clans say was resp BILE for her {! col
lapse IN 35i Ar
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FORCED WEDDING II
My U! COST HIM BRIDE {.
.Newly:-;We dded Wife, Saying
Husband Disgraced Her, De
rnands Quick Divorce.

'fsnac,a H ~ {. rho * mines -Disna - *,

Especial Il to The Ti,nes- Dlspatch.)
NJ LEBANON, A., June a. When Walter
y. Gessert. an insurance agent. took Miss
Emma Ferch to Lancaster Nv dnesday 10
be married ~ by Magistrate Rauch, and
after, the ceremony handed the Magls-
ltrate. in lieu OF O fee, an envelope \ cons
5talning only a s"thnnk-you' IN note signed
I'M his wife's name he did not know he
was losing his wife thereby. "a VI
X Her parents had opposed he marriage.
and had sought her to give her husband
up.
u She refused, but as soon as the bride
saw the story In "A The newspa pers this
morning. she denounced the man who,
she says, would forge her signature In
suoh way, and had HIM rdered away
from the hotel where they were staying.
1ss" have been most cruelty Wronged,, =
she said. &''and publicly disgraced by my
husband. i AM done with Him forever.
y shall be freed from him as quickly
as the divorce suit, which ! shall bring,
can DO included, !" = MI r. Al $ 81 ~
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HOLDS MOB AT BAY b &
Clown T threatened With Lynch
inp for Shooting Man.

Especial TO The Times Dispa tch.) 10
B ST JOSEPH, MIC HI June; 24----:VV W his
shaved head bristllng his lace aN resoiute
4 s1,Ife OF the makeup. and dressed IN
his ring costume, John +. Wound IND ss g
clown I a ttached to 4 a dog and pony sh 7 "
that has been giving perform n M 81 !
Brdgeman, small town near heTe.E NEG s, :
at bay for several hours, until ipoltce Pros
Z ection arrived, a mob OF men who ga We
every evidence Of d determination sf q %
hang him. 8 ls " .i 8855s. "a
Woundy caught some young men. cut y.
ting tent ropes a q II cbncl sion Ct the
Afternoon, performance hen he inter-
fered. tho gang attacked him, and. IN
self-defense, the clown fired two shots q
4tha second lodging In the shoulder OF
Fred siedman! young farme When lei
the latter fell the crowd became 8 IN n.
I cnn trollable,F Some d one suggested hang
ing, II and a Z rope wal q soon found, but
Woundy threatened to shoot the first one
Who approached him, The blum Went we ~.
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AZ Snowy B athing Trick.

The early t,ather, as he floated on the
chilly pillows, had a cigar In his mouth
Two girls watched him from the eeae Y:
The man lay on Ills back. With folqhsia
arms md the sIRo on,, y shot from NC
/ All OF al sudden he gays, q loud 4 cry
S"iIi. smokin' und Ter wa ter y. !,
And with tue atgar between MS lips n2s ne y
dsappsareG He w q u, soRa and eII H. the
cigar was still lightad stu burning free
ly.it smoked lmost az q well as he sd q
'Ain't Won1erY the man s fassa the se
the u, girls al Afterwards q eAp'A ~
5. ia / Vent under" he said, y shifted e
the cigar ,ynbeknownst to yop III I, put .hee
LIGHTED !, eng Il my n Il again Tfh us the
cigar Kept III, didn't burn myself ! be- 70
cause i was careful. This ls very
bath,ng triss aeeEnsh i,
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This Divorce Must. Have Greekl
~ Kings 80. K.' 4, ;siSs

a rennrkable divorce case Was
az Judge Gibbons Yesterda Y men lhs1
Countess Sophie do Fill q IS
tha I. s. ilsnss. Obtained a decree sromStneS
Count 90. :. nnd thus prevented her slQogeeS
estates estates In GREECE from falling Into hlA3
hands. Il "a the first Chicago divorces
thnt must go Y 10 la king for his . ro q
10 r" before 1t Is valid. Prior 20 On!
N must be certified by the Greek eons EAlE
here. ~ the American Minister to GFeeGess
and ~ the Grec!an mister Sof NnsSss IS
Then when King George mas sls'
: nmro MAJ n of the head OF Chs @ 1rfa3
Church nh chicago Dispatch. if New xnfl
American. sle =, f55yl Nst IA HI
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fsnenial B M n rhe NTinea.DIsr,ntch

Especial b to The Times-D ispatchD .9ig3s
NEW York. June y. Hall lightning
and wind and rain were combined yes res
fterdayt afternoon in one OF the queerte'sst q
meteorological pranks on record along
this coasti and spread death and destr,lc-l
Stion In many sections. AT least one life
was lost In the storm OF the New Jers-s
sey coast and IT was thought probable,
last might that when the AZ terrific sea
should substde and a yacht and sa, two
5schooners, which foundered In the blow y,
should sibe raised. N other bodies you'd DO
found. Patrolmen wat ctled AZ the shores
about Fort Monmouth oil night 70. re- e..
s1 George Russell. 8of \ Keyport, cook ION the
yacht that went down. IL the ma mo OF the
man who 10 known to have perl shed 33$
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School GI A !. ! N! S.
life FOR love [ ! !
Asks Fiance to Meet q IS; ier 4; inss
H eaven and browns sllE
Herself.

ST. OUTS, mo-, June Because h 4
4 %f,ance had gone away for q few DAYS,
tits said, Ethel Ma Yrigh At, 81 ourtsen.S
u old schoolgirl, drowned llerself inH
the Mississippi River Her BODY Wa:
Identified by 4, q, e nan
twice her age. over the no1Y
OF the little girl, 8SFs
IL They met through q prize ontest,$ "a;
kew writing "a her a; letter OF con gratuln.5
ton On her skill as an artist she repllsas
1 Fina III III he met her, proposed and va
accented Ger. Being obliged To 60 home stofS
q few days. Bthel and 4 her mo ther q. ass
companled him 70 the station, VS. E!nsss
tainted as the train pulled out. She. grex}
more nor ana more melaneloly aa ne .ho Y
frassed BY. and next day Y went 20 U h .
/ ,,wer md drowned herself. She left As
note, asking CaskeX TO meet ier lns
lcuV ell. ~
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RUNAWAY 70 GIRL GOES !. .
home [: TO [. A. 1 !. /:
German Maiden Sails to Claim
Share in Her r Fathers If
syi 55s Estate. $ "a X, 4,
J (special to The Tin,es-Dispatch,)

s7'T- (3pecIaI 3 to The n TlnleS-DIspntch,)T ~
Il ALLENTOWN, PA, June 24--Iena
IfyAk,sman, an attractive German girl,
al this city, sailed from New York TO-.
day for her native land to receive her
snug fortune OF Is. 0Oo, 4 w hich represents
her share OF her fathers estate, n, E 3 i
!, she viii return In several mo- ths and
will then be married 70 o young man In
this city. u 5s VI IN d Il i8 IN 5a. Ylg
Miss Nussman has been a servant In q
family In Allentown. She was formerly
O olerk In the postoftlce at axe-hfeinin-
gen Germany, but three years ago she
and her sister ran away from, home ana
came to America b. VIZ 8 \ /.
4 Since then the sister, has returned to
Germany. y The father OF the girls died
recently and left an estate valued AZ
81, 900, which will be divided among three
children. 5eif Sd III ${sss II "A a ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-25
IiRATHSKELLER# IN PIG PEN
Boys Sold Beer, r. aided Kitchens
and w nt on War Path y

~ ~ Especial 10 TITS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES y
M ALLENTOWN Pa June p &c Charged
with operating a n athskelleg In Il g pig
Haokett and William Dell. i'll under felgh-
teen years OF age, were arrested yester-
day on warrants issued by "A lderraan Fry.
5The boys live in South llentown, and
Il + was there that they converted q pig
pen into a bar-roon. "a n gimproylsed bar
VAS set up, a. cash d ra wer arrange gay
pictures OF women hung up and q nuns
Der Of kegs OF beer put on Ice .S 77{
3 Besides seryingat etrS frienasl VII tn beer.
the youngsters aFe alleged to have gone
on the war path, ! raidinE kitohens Of eats
ables and terrorizlng servant Girls. lt Re-
Gently. they made q furious attack on the
United silk Mil, smashing the windows
With stones a and thrash!ng Manager
George Bitter and Harry Bitter, Q loom