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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-02
WHALEbOkE WILL
NOT co TO $4,000
A TON THEY SAY

New Bedford Mass, Nov. MEN
prominent in the whaling industry OF this
city which ranks among the leaders of
the world in this line discounted today
the reports which were sent out from
London yesterday that whalebone would
be $1,000 per ton as the prospective re-
suit of the failure Of the Davis Strait and
Greenland whale fisheries.
Yesterdays advices stated that the
Dundee whalers had returned practically
empty on account of packed fee keeping
them from the fishing grounds. and the
price named would make whalebone So a
pound. News from the Arctic fleet, In
which are many New-Bedford vessels is
expected daily, but in any event. the To-
cal dealers state tnat It would never be
possible to sell whaiebone for more than
s. a pound.
IT is pointed out that the only effect
which the catch of the Dundee fleet would
have upon prices would be IN the event OF
a very large catch by the foreign craft
IL the feet had returned with 1000
pounds or more. 1t would have had its
effect upon the market in easing prices.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-02

be doubted that so far as any contest
goes, IL is even now all over but the
shouting Still the Democrats OF Cum
berland propose TO show by their enthu-
siasm this evening that Cumberland will
so solid for Higgins, Garvin and the en-
tire Democratic state and assembly ticket
by a great big plurality. Although ev-
erything seems bright for Democratic sue
cess yet the town committee are taking
no chances and energetic work will be
kept up until election I'm order to make
assurance doubly sure.
At the rally tonight arrangements have
been made to have reserved seats in the
hall for the ladies, OF whom IT is expected
there will be many present.
NOTES.
Town Sergeant McGirr was engaged in
posting the sample ballots about the town
yesterday.
The Republicans in Manville will hold a
rally Saturday evening.
DIR. c. NJ. Parker has returned from a
hunting trip in Maine. He reports shoot
ing two deer and a moose
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-02
TRADES DISPUTE
BILL CAUSES
LIVELY DEBATE

London Nov. 2.--The resumption in the
house Of commons yesterday OF the de-
bate on the trades dispute dill, including
tho amendment OF oct. 26 TO a clause plac-
ing union funds beyond the reach OF at
tack, led to some lively scenes.
Members OF the opposition twitted the
ministers with surrendering to the labor
party.
War Secretary Haldane explained that
It was not in Difference TO James Keir
Hardie, the labor member. that he had
adopted his present attitude toward the
new clause, but rather because there was
an enormous preponderance of feeling In
favor OF doing this I'm the simplest way.
After other members of the government
had spoken in a similar strain Samuel
Roberts Conservative. proposed TO insert
the original clause. This proposal was de-
feated S72 10 70. amid loud ministerial and
labor cheering
There were subsequently further heated
scenes on the motion made by a member
OF the opposition TO omit Ireland from the
operation OF the act. In making this mo-
tion Viscount Castiereagh. Conservative.
contended IL would give absolute immu-
nity 10 boycotting.
Samuel Henry Butcher Conservative,
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-02
CUMBERLAND
TOWN COUNCIL
HOLDS SESSION

The town council met last evening and
canvassed the voting list TO be used az
the coming election. A few changes were
made. but the most important was the
striking from the list OF the name of DIR.
Raynor woodhead, the former president
OF the town council. The ground taken
for this action was the fact that DR..
Woodhead does not own any property in
the town. his home being in his wifes
name and there being no issue.
Mrs. Fred Jenckes appeared before the
council and said that mad dog about six
weeks ago bit COW belonging TO her.
The COW has since died and she now look
ed for redress from the town for the loss
OF the animal She was assured that the
matter would he looked into.
ENNIS MATTHEwSON DEAD.
Ennis Mathewson. an old and respected
citizen Of Valley Falls. died at his home
on Spring street yesterday morning after
protracted Illness, caused by complica-
tion of troubles, I'm his list year In ad-
dition 20 his widow he is survived by five
sons. Howard Fred. Elmer. Herbert and
Edwin. The funeral will take place on
Sunday afternoon.
BIG RALLY TONIGHT.
Mayor Higgins will be given truly
hearty reception this evening at the big
rally in the town hall. Although IL cannot
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-02
DEPARTMENT
STORE CLERKS ARE
EMbEzzLERS

Several days ago the management of q
large department store on Westminster
street made a report to Capt. Cannon OF
the detective bureau that clerks were
evidently stealing from the store. lie as
signed Detectives Caffrey and Horan t.
the case and last evening they arrested
Frank Kennedy. Benjamin Silverman
and Charles b. Kenyon on the charge OF
embezzlement.
When they were arraigned before Judge
Lee in the Sixth district court this morn.
ing Capt. Cannon stated that the threa
clerks used duplicate sale slip books and
when a customer bought goods and paid
even change. they would put the money
in their pockets, and In the bundle placs
sale slip from the duplicate book and
not make any record OF the sale. Silver.
man was charged with embezzlng $40 and
was fined $50 and costs. He said he had
been induced TO use the duplicate book By
Kennedy. Kennedy was charged with EN-.
bezzllng $25 and was fined 500 and costs.
Kenyon. who was said To have worked
the scheme for several weeks and TO hav.
introduced II into the store. was charged
with embezzling SEQ. He was fined 81
and costs.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-02
seconded this motion on the same ground.

seconded this motion on the same ground.
John Redmond, the leader OF the Irish
party. said he could conceive OF no more
unworthy or disgraceful scandal than TO
come into parliament when Ireland was
I'm a state OF profound peace and suggesl
that II was unsafe TO give Ireland the
same rights as England.
After a heated discussion, I'm which the
speaker ignored appeals to call Mr.. Red
mond 10 order, Sir John Lawson Walton.
Liberal, explained that the agricultural
associations of Ireland did not come with
in the legal meaning OF trade union.
Count Castlereagh, on the advice Of his
supporters, then wanted TO withdraw the
motion. but the Nationalists insisted up
on a division, and the motion was rejected
2S2 to 80. The incident was then closed.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-02
PUBLIC REQUESTS MADE
BY LATE JARIUS HART

Halifax, n. s.. Nov. 2.-Public institu-
tions OF the Maritime provinces benefit to
the extent of the greater part of the es-
tate of 100000 left by the late Jarius
Hart. Various Methodist institutions will
receive 100000; Mount Allison University
I'm Sackvlle will receive about slO0, 900 and
the Halifax School for the Blind and
School for the Deaf the Protestant In
dustrial School and the Young Mems
Christion association will receive large
bequests. Ten thousand dollars is left TO
the Halifax public Library, for the pur.
chase OF new books. IN addition there are
many private bequestS.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-02
HIS ARM hMPUTATED

Frank Godac, aged 40, employer in
mill of the Lonsdale company, at Ions
dale, had his right arm cadsht ina card
ing machine yesterday afternoon. lie
was take nto the r. J. hospital whore
the arm was amputated below the elbow.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-02
PLEADED NOT GUILTY

John Purcell and James Fitzpatrick
in the Sixth district court were
charged with having broken into the
barn OF the Union oil company and
stealing two harnesses valued at $40.
and two sets OF reins valued at $40.
They pleaded not guilty and were
each held in $500 for trial next Fri
daV
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-02
CoLOUED REPUBLICANS MEET

The Douglas Republican association met
last evening and took steps to instruct its
members in the proper marking OF the
election ballot. For this purpose special
meeting will be held on Monday evening
at the headquarters OF the club.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-02
WAGONS C0LlIlED

A horse attached TO a city tipcart
and driven by William IT. Corcoran,
Bucklin street at $500 this morning
became frightened and ran. At Elm
wood and Bellevue avenues the cart
collided with b. J. Readings laun-
dry wagon, damaging IL slightly.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-02
FIRE IN A LOUNGE

william j. Read at 1855 last night
sounded box 437 for a fire at 81 Com
stock avenue, which was In n lounge
belonging to Adelaide Wheeler The
damage was inconsiderable.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-02

But i'm every other event the worlds
market is controlled by the Arctic catch,
which means that il is controlled by
New Bedford capital. The Dundee fleet
fishes in Davis Strait and Greenland
waters.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-02
TECH. SCHOOL PROPOSALS

The city council committee on city prop
erty will receive proposals for the heating
and ventlating contract OF the Technical
high school until 12 o'clock noon on Nov.
16
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-02

THE mayor has but little power, and
] think that 1t should be So" From
speech OF Hon. c. w. Lippitt.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-02
GOES To W0RkROUSE

Joseph Shaw was sentenced 10 the
state workhouse for six months for fail
uce 10 support his wife
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01
LIGHTS CLEAN
ONCE MORE IN
San FRANCISCO
uniHursd Power Plant Turns On
Electricity III urburaed Dis
irict.
Chairman pnslsn q Rels' Romantics
ssks ssasisp rsit About Go.srn.
meat eonsnon.

San Francisco. May ls--Fsor iie iiFsi
tire since ihe earrnuusIl And fire the
street lights last night gseamed IN q
portion q The cir. The electric light
companys P0iars i'ians. which was
practically nninjured. turned on the
lighfs IN The rusero district, IN The
southern part of the civ. The com.
paay announced that there viii be
several hundred arclanps in opera-
tson throughout the nnhurned sections
az The city tonight. operated from
The Potaro piant. ann claims thai the
plant win te ahle ID supply the en-.
tire nnbnrned district of the city. Last
nighf was the warmest since the
thousands Or people have been com.
peiled "a camp ont IN the open. IN
nearly Al cases the homeless are now
well provided with warm bedding and
are comfortably liousec In tents. but
The food question Is one that Is eaus-
irg the authorities much worry.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01
Machinery Now
On The Way

n Word has been received fruHiiJ. II.
Graves nf Denver, treasurer Of the
canpbell nry Farming association.
stating that he had Just received the
news that all nf the machiDery for
sAe Las Vegas experimental farm
was on the car at Kansas City and
would be sent forward Just ~ rapid
" as possibfe.
oontinuing. AIR. Graves says: we
think u very likely that Il will get
there In time 80 THAT We win be able
10 show the engine and plows IN eper-
alton in connection with the dry farm
IND cznventipn iii Lss Vegas On The
5th. M;e are DING al we .ean 70
hurry me mafIer and the party who
ID shipping the engine II particularly
anxious TO hare tt there at thsf date
as be fs Interested In showing the
outfit In operation himself.
This VIII Be good news Is Il was
feared for 4 time ssslat the machinery
would no BE- aalivered In Kansas
City ID time to reach here for the
convention. The prospect OF . prAc'
tical demonstrates rf the Workiuas
OF the special equipment will 2fh1
greatly 10 the intesest In the program
on next Saturday. q
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01

CO ON STRIKE
N Las VEGAS
Only Thrss q ne Conlrseasss
Sign Eight Hour Dsy Asrse-
mani.
bs'lsias 0psrst'cns 10y - a zasiu6ll
unlex Difficulty & SettSsd
Soea-

strikes ssem 20 be epidemic lost
no~ MI over the ecantry. Ia We
sas had me good fortune to se
Without any lalor lrousis 20 far ihk
year untii tcdss. ~hea ths nnios or
pcntess 81 The city walked oet IL
shops where their eirht.hour demand
~As MOI entertained.
Several months hack the cnrpso-
terra uninn notified The smploytse CO.
tractors fhxt they wanted xn eigAtt
hour dsy 10 90 into eaect On Nag 1.
Heretofore nine hours hss constituted
|ihs dsy's work.
A msi,rity of The bc~s<< have r.
FUSED 10 accede 10 the demand and )
strike II the result u v untersthcd
that only three Of the twelve bald
ing contractors N the twc municipal
ties have signed the aere~mest.
whs, the outcome ~ me carpen-
|iers' vtrike hero viii be can not Be-
futecaxted ~ fhls time if she p<r+
scns Involved do not reach settl<.
ment pne wav or The other within .
ysrv short i.meajs viii put dsmper
lon bullding operations
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01
May Day Disturbances Of
Strikers in French Capitol
Troops Mobilzed 10 City TO Aid Police in Guarding
Against Threatened Eventualities Process
sion Of Striking Printers Singing Revo-
lutionary Songs Dispersed

Paris. Nay Il, Cavalry and lnfaa.
fry have taken positions assigned u
them shreashssit Paris and in me
outskirts &C re CIT. n 1 precaa.
lion agsinss Mad.day disturbances.
There are no indications ol ans &.
citansss at this time IN me reriral
disiFisg
Make Wholesale Arrssss.
Paris, Mas Lat IasaO osclock this
morning.. owing To he excitagnent 4
Pace dc d Republiquc, whose work.
men ssad gathered the troops lntervan.
sed and 1 hundred arrests were made
A detachment Of troops has taken
possession around the hank n France,
Break Uo Strike Parade.
Paris. May LAT 1880 tais after
|noon the striking printers attempted
10 march frnrn the labor headquarters
singing revolutionary songs. They
were attacked nv the police. who ii
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01
Most Prizes Go
TO Americans

Athens. May 1.-The American ath.
ietes have already won the greatest
number of events m the Olympia
games. me Greeks come next with
the svedes thirS and the English
fourth. The superiority Of the indi-
siduaI Americans ID acknowledged,
hut the defeated athletes are endeav.
orIng 10 find some soiacs in the fact
that the Americans had many strinxs
to their how and held superiority 10
numbers In nearly All of the events
The various finals arc being decided
today. preparatory IN the Marathon
race, the great cvent Of the games,
There ~ili b. forty-seven competitors
In this twenty-six mile run. startins
from Marathon At 3 O'Clock this af.
ternoon and finishing q the stad!nm
Canadian Wins ~ Evsnt
Athens. May 1.-The Marathon foot
race vas won by HarTing of Canada
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01
SAN FRANCISCO MONEY!
1ROkERs ANXIOUS

San Fraacisco. Cal. May Money
brokers are confronted with serios<
problem. especially those who monit
after month have been ID the habit oi
advancing salaries e the municipal
employees To-Day il payday n many
departments. The das on which the
brokers have been in me habit Of pre-
sentlng their demands and collecting
from two TO fiye per cent. cOmmis
sion. Between the fre and the earth
quake, many assignments have beer
destroyed. and Auditor Horton - Be
sieged by the anxious brokers de
manding that ne accept the substitute
for the missing powers of attorney
but he refuses Sixty per cent. g
me clty's servants drew their sa1a
|ries through the brokers.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01
Note Found on Dresser.
Don't let any body look at
our corspe put us in and shup
us up. GRIEF.

a pencilled note which had evi.
IDENTIFY been hurriedly written. as II
contained two misspeiled words and
was devoid Of punctuation marks.
bone the foregoing inscription ana n
mre testimony OF = shocking double
tragedy 1hut was enacted this lore
noon an d 1fstle frame dwelling al 6si
Railroad avenue Mrs Jsmes A. Grief
was found dead In bed with a bullet
hole iii her forehead ana at her side
with similnr wound IN bis forehead
lay the unconscious body Of her -four
year old son, Freddie. Judging from
the fact that rhe note was left. the
mother doubtless shot her child and
then killed herself. The motive d
the terrible crime II q mystery which
1.-THE coroner's inquest failed to solve,
The bed III which the tragedy took
place was i ghastly sight. Mother
I and son were weltering IN eaci otn'
er's blood, which had o0s4d ont oi
the gaping wounds ii me fnreheads
| Mrs. Grief was lying on her left side
sa~lrg the south, while q her rixh'
hreasf was the revolver With which
the shooting was done The pisto'
was b nicklepIated thirty-two calibrs
!, Har5ipstos aJchardson EsAnpsttof
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01

: That Il offtcsrs consis. ~ 4
rresideat. vice president and ran.
sssrRecrsf&Fs treasurer
Thai i've clubs form The league
a Thst not more than fifteea PLAY
- h. registered for ans ons elab and
rhst Their names ~ ii the hands of
the leagues manager before May 6.
THAI the receipts from games
= deposited with The First Nsis0aal
hank. Clubs 70 draw for necessary
expenses through the league lases<xeI.
aid at close III srasua. funds so b.
equally divided. The league u nro'
vide all balls fpr sanses and See %
thr transportation ~ players
That b committee composed ~
one representative from each club
shall H. Am executive ruannsittee to
act uyon aII matters u disputes BE-
tween clubs and that ttelr decisions
shall N flnal
That ans team failing % keep
N engagement shall ~ llahIe 20 q
tine, same 10 he stated by executive
committee. and In case IN any team
IaiIlne 10 20 through ne season. said
elab LOSES all interest in the division
III funds iii eIia of scason.
Ii was moved BY Mr.. Williams
shortly after The opening of The meet,
tng. and seconded BY Mr. witten. shas
the gale receipts be deposited AZ The
First National bank and that The
clubs draw On the league manages
for transportation and other supplies
ft was decided that the umplreE for
the games be selected from The mem,
bers of the team nor playing. and as
there are i've teams there win al
ways b. one tnam resting. while the
ether four play. On next Sunday af
ternoon Edward MeWenie OF Troop a
will call the haais and strikes.
Players who are laying Off must
pay admission Al the gate. the same
~ an ordinary spectator, and only ten
men win be- allowed admission On
each team and transportation. Mr.
Kline u The stearn grocery was nom
mated 10 net as gatekeeper by Mr
Peterson. and his services accepted
The games win begin promptly Al
2 oiclctk, nine innings being played II
possible. The second game win ID
called Al 3ss0. The Monarchs, Optics
Santa r. and n.eTds win oren ths
season next Sunday, tie soldiers tax
ing the first dag off. s.
A runfld tfip ticket III the park. In
elulins admission ID tho grounds. Viii
cost 35 cents.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01
Shoots Little Son And
Then Turns Pistol on Herself
Shocking Double Crime Of Unnatural Mother
Woman Dies Almost Instantly Blt Child
Lingers Mortally Wounded Ghastly
Tragedy il Bed

" weapon revealed the fact that two
os the csrtyidres had been ern,oded
-, ,,hsra -. 10 ,,n,,..,,, Z. r,x,.,.,..
n
'ns s .in'ns cnanpe.s.
M.s oIis. u'u nU nsse no'a q me
lsso.ssI. ~ = 80 'yins near ne.
s.en. n4na ine pis'ol was plooo
s'1'lu.
Win his lace to nc wall ~ the
same ped the little Fellow was found
he was stlll nving and as soon as the
DOCTORS Who arrived had ascertained
tnis laet. tney iiited him from the
Diood wreakins ped and plaeed him
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01


terssnsi ansl Inter were compelled
s0 dsaw revolErrs Ths procsssiosl
VAS then Lnoken IL. 4 polloe guar.
has bern stationed ~ ne Amssicau
embassy.
oisorderiy Crowd increases.
Paris. MAY Il D. msThe Place
Id ~ Repnhlique i d scene of ernS
tinuoas arrests Ths number II .iis.
orderly persons has increas.s by SCI.
crAs thousands.
Similar seeoss IL eress.
Paris, May i--3.se p. m.-At Bresi
strikers CARRYING j black slag wrfs
charged III VI the police. A sever.
hght followed the sag was seized and
nans arrests we're made. a squadron
Eof cavalry charged the nsnIfestanls
IN Place Dc Ia Rrpablians. forcing
the rioters towards "A. Martin canal
Dragons then formed Il Gordon. cut
ting Oh ingress 70 The square. Fifty
additional arrests were made.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01
PHELAN ASKS AscuT
GOVERNMENT FUNDS

Washington. May l.-James d. Phe.
Ian. chairman OF the finance commit.
tee CT San Francisco, has been In
ielegraphic communication with Sec.
refary TAFT regarding the government
appropriation phelan has hekr In.
quiring ie what extent II any the
finance committee could expect to
handle the government appropriation.
Secretary Taft replied that although
without lawful authority he had or
dered sent 10 San Francisco rations
ccsting two hundred thousand dollars
tentage. blankets. cots and bedding
costing more than million dollars
and meiical stDres costing one hun'
dred and NIFTY .thousand dollars. The
transportation will cost one hundred
ana nifty thcrsani dollars more.
Congress rat1I1ed this action AMI
appropriated two and one half mil
Hon doilArr ana authorized Taft 4
use this not only Tor the subsistence
OF stores, but slso Tor the transporta
sion of troops 11ked FOR BY Genera
Greeley and Mayor sthmitz
There Is left available not 70 ex
coed seven hundred thousand dollar'
which under the law can be expended
only for rations. quarfermaster's sun
piles. ana medical supplies an III,
transportation Of troops. This cal
re expended only through the Lawful
agents of the war department. CoDse
auently Secretary Taft has no author
ify TO turn over any money TO th
committees.
AS President or the Red Cross Sc
ciety TAFT has forwarded by TELEGRAM
three hundred thousand dollars out q
the funds of that society ana IS prt
pared 10 order q remittance Uf more.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01

Ifef u - traseas sifhsa ! ~ m.n.
nies amer Il ocsssre1 4 sas H. sso
fonnd ske mole @hIrh ~ss isaf II tke
daad woman IL dlsoosessd II xril.
tsn oa the Cop psse 81 tablet shieh
~As lyinx on tho drrSses snd tar. 4
cff for fesr thst Il mighi s. misplace.
IN the excitement Ne porssiesl The
aate himself and pfodue~d II !. ths
inquest tadgs Frank 4 Hope. il ~
capacity as eoroner. conducted ths 81
frlsi investigation NON AFTER beias
appFtsea II the double crime EEapan
neIlng fhe Jury ana examining the
witnesses ii me house in xAleh i
was committed. I'M. VI ii IA FAst ana
II. e VI bradley were the only ones
~hn testified ~ si,e Inquest. and thcy
I~er~ hn,a X the oplalpn shss tiae 10
man had committed suicide Dr.
Bradley llad ben the nfst 20 seaeh
III scene and Mrs. Grief wnx heMli
wien ne arrived III. Fss, came In
about hall an hoar later RisoF NOR.
Itis had not set III ~ieH the phyri
clans appeared and the body was stiii
warm After listenins 80 the testi
moay of fhe Tvs doctors and ohsers,
INK the coad!tion u the SURROUNDINGS
the members of The tirs came 10 the
roneipsinn that II wins 4 osse of saI.
eide. and verdict ~ that eneef was
returned by The jurors.
The inquest Was held nnly over the
body IL Mrs. tsrief. The little boy
was stili alive then. slthoaFh expected
70 die momcntarily. In the event a
his death. wnch wss looked fr scmx
tinie this afternoon. another ipqucss
viii be held 10 determine II n was hia
mother who did she shooting. although
there was little doubt Ia the minds ~
the jurors or witnesses called 10 the
stand thar the woman committed th!s
unnatural act before turning the pisl
toI on herself.
Why Mrs. Grief should wish 20 Mi
her son and then end her own life d
mystery that may never be explain
"A positively. shc and her husband
have been separated for scveral years
and when last heard from he wns
somewhere IN the stats ~ Mlsslssin
pi Whether Or not II was this 60
trangement which led 90 the TRACED,
is " course not known. n may hav,
\ - al ~. =.