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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-01
Financial Elections.

December 18th. 1904
THE PEOPLES BANK.
Of the City OF New York
OF the Stockholders OF this Bank
for the election Of Directors ensuing and IN
spectors OF election held the Banking House
Canal Street, Tuesday January stns
1907 u o'clock
The polls open from Y o'clock until
WILLIAM MILNE. Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-01
THE sew YORK. TRUsT cOMPANY.

20 Broad street.
The stockholders OF this
Trustees Inspectors OF cleo
ton transaction OF other business that
rnsy before meeting will held once Of
the Company 20 Broad street. Borough Manhattan.
City. Wednesday, January eth. 1907. Polls
will BE- open from IL A NJ. 10 u n
F. ]. HORNE. Secretary
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the annual meeting
N the stockholders OF the Puritan Water Company
viii be held az the company 121S Broadway
New York City the 14h day OF January 1907 az $50
the OF eecting three directors
year and inspectors Of election and
other business as properly
before said meeting z SIACFFEN. .
Dated New York. January !. 1907 secretary.
THE COMMERCIAL. TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK
The annual meeting CT stockholders for The election or
directors will held the ofaces o. the Company.
BROADWAY Thfrty-sevsnh Street WecnescAys JAZZ
vary 18th, 1907, from y % o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-01
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

rss,rn.ssed by Charles D. Barnex Co. No % Broad
P6fiadelphiaA $500"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-01

JOSEPH EDWARD BIRD Is admitted member o-
- ~ DEXTER. LAMBERT CO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-01

New York. January I. 1907
WE beg 70 announce that regret, Mr. CHARLES
w H TWEED who withdrawing rom active bust
ness retires from our firm this day. sPETER co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-01

MEsSRS. HARTMAN & COMPANY of No. III
broadway that they have this day admitted
10 their firm a partner, MR. JOHN III. MeCCL-
IOUGH of New York City and that they viii continue
70 conduct their business under the firm of HAIR
RIMAN s. COMPANY
Dated. New York city. December s1st. 1906
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-17
Las feStaS de Juana de ArCO|

La poblacion de Orleans esta
invadida por los forasteros que
acuden a presenciar, como es
costumbre, las festas de la fa-
Inosa doncella de Orleans.
La ciudad, empavesada E ilu-
minada, presenta TN aspecto
encantador.
Las campanas de las iglesias
voltean alegremente, aunque Ell
olero no tomara parte en- Ell cor
tejO Official de mailana, limitan
dose a celebrar en- el interior de
las iglesias las acostumbradas
festividades religiosas.
Multitud de m1sicas recorren
la poblacion, y durante la no
che la animation ha sido ex
traordinaria.
Ell historico estandarte de )ua
ma de Arco sera presentado ma,
mana a las tropas por la mum
cipalidad, y en- el cortejo 6gu
raran, como 10 habian solitado,
las logias masonicas de Or
leans, con sus attributes.
Las mujeres catolicas de Or
leans han protestado contra el
acuerdo de que el Municlplc
sea qulen lleve professional
mente es hist0rico estandarte
de la heroina, y el Municipio b.
contestado que tan preciado re-
cuerdo es de su propiedad
Creese que los cat6licos no Sc
atreveran a promover ninguna
perturbation manana mlentras
desfila ell cortejo; pero de todas
Suertes, las autOridades han
adoptado rigurosas medidas pa
Ia asegurar el orden.
Con tempo esplendido han
COmenZadO los testelo
Enorme gentio, situado ante
Ell palacio del Ayuntamiento
presenci6 entusiasmado la ce~
remOnia de saCar el eStandarte
de la heroina, que fguraran Ell
ell gran cortejo.
Al Sacarse el estandarte, la,
tropas presentaron armas, la
bandas entOnarOn la MarSelles"
v la multitud prorrumpio Ell
victories y aplausOs.
FL orden ha sido complete.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-17
EDICg7O

En- la Corte Municipal
del Distrito Judicial Municipa
de Manati, Puerto Rico
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-17
Estados UnidOs de America.
Ell Presidente s
de los Estados Unidos.
El Pueblo de Puerto Rico.

4 la Succession de Jnan Velez, cu.
conocen domicilio Sc ignora.
sea demandados mencionados.
Por la pres ente Sc notiflca usle
des qae Sc ha presentado en- Ia ohc:
ma del Secretario de la Corte NUM-
cipal del 70 Distrito Judicial Muuici
pal de Ma natl, Puerto Rico, Ia dc
mauda del actor antes citado~ en l.
cual sc solicita: Que la Corte previa
citacion de la Succession demandada
por medic Gle edictos terminus le-
gales, por ser desconoc idos los miem
bros de la nisma y el lugar de su re-
sidencia, EN- su dla dicte una senien-
cha declarando que la Ley los he
chos estan favor del demandante, =
condenar la Succession de Juan We
lez, como heredera de este, 4 pagar
al demandante Ia suma de ciento cua
renta Y siete dollars valor de Ia obi
gaclon mencionada, sus intereses le-
gales desde la reclamation judicial
hasta su pago y ademas 4 reinteg7ar
las costas y desembolsos
I hablendose comprobado existe
causa de accion contra Ia Succession
tl-mandada y presentado declarac ion
jurada con arreglo 4 la Ley, Ii Corte
ha ordenado en- esta fecha, sc haga
Ia citeclon de la Succession lemardaaa
por medic de edictos one se publica.
ran en- un periodico diario dc San
Juan, por term inc de treipta dias una
vcz cada semana, y en- Ell local de la
Corte; por tanto Sc cita Y Eotiflea 4
la Succession de Juan Velez que de no
comparecer q contestar dicha deman-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-17

da dentro de los diez dias despues de
notifcada, 81 la notification Sc hiciere
en- Ell distrito y dentro de los veinte
dlas, 81 Sc hiciere fuera del distrito,
pero en- la Isla de Puerto Rico den
tro de los cuarenta dlas, 81 Sc hiciere
en- otra parte, el demapdante podra
obtener un fallo su favor por la ST.
ma de ciento cuarenta siete dollars,
intereses legales 'desde la reclama-
c'on y costas y desem bolsos, segt1n Sc
especifica en- la demanda.
Extendida ba 10 mi firma en- la Cor
te Municipal de Manati. Puerto Rico,
hoy dia de Abril de 1907 Pedro !.
Rivera, Sub -Secretario.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08
HAvNesWoRrH ITEMS.

Haynesworth. Aug Mrs. J. E.
Haynesworth is visiting relatives in
Virginia.
Burton Burnett Of Largo, Fla. was
renewing acquaintances here last
week.
Mrs ]. NJ. Rivers OF Gainesville was
the guest Of Mrs. ]. F. Futch last
Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Lula Sloan. after an appre-
ciated visit among relatives here. left
Thursday for her home at Lacrosse.
Misses Pearl and Ruby and Master
Freeman Futch left here last Wed.
nesday for Wauchr!a. where they will
enter As students OF the Wauchula
high school during the ensuing term.
Miss Alma Bitch of Santa Fe was
here last week on a farewell visit To
the Futch girls.
Jennis Futch. who has been here on
visit to his parents during the last
two weeks, left Satunay p. m. for
New Haven Conn. where he will re-
sumo his studies.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08
aslcAMoPv NOTES.

NicaAopy. August 7.-Dr. II. L.
lloat0o0ssy. wife and little daughter.
have SOC 10 the beach.
G. z Melton and family. J. H. ALI.
soa - wife. and J. w. Melons fam.
ily. also Mrs.. w. A. McGri6. have gone
70 tAs beach.
q. 9. Scott Of Ocala IL In town on
iaspranc.s oa., mess.
j., B. Floyd Of Irvine was in town
NJ week He IL representing t;n
New York Life Insurance Co.
The Tuad men beaGn work on the
county road leading east to River
street Monday. Let the good work
% on.
U. r. Smith OF Wacahoota was in
town yesterday, cracking Jokes as US.
ual.
J. L. Arrow and N. Bishop have re-.
turned from Crystal River. They
are glad TO get hack home.
Rev. J. r. Duncan. wife and son,
Ray. OF Tampa, spent q few days In
town last week with relatives.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08
Children In Pain

Never cry as do children who are
suffering from hunger. Such Is the
cause OF all babies who cry and are
treated for sickness. when they really
are suffering from hunger. This Is
caused from their food not being as
simulated but devoured BY worms. A
few doses Of Whites Cream Vermi
fuge win cause them to cease crying
and begin to thrive q once. Give It
trial. Sold BY ". n. johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08
SPARKS FROM NEwsERRv.
Interesting Batch OF Society News
from Town and Nei9hborhood.

Newbcrry. August 6.-Thc friends
OF Misses Florida and Ami" l.NingS
ton gave them "A delightful 'sdrpriH'
party" Thur ,dav evening. Thos"
present were ~" Misses LilIi"
u, Il. Mcth>In. Viola Siford and
An,ha Gron M"ssr-. Luclus johnson,
joan Miller. W &, Chapman and
IA ,lor. Alter p!a!iHs number OF
games the guests were invited into
tie dining room. where delicious re-
ireshnrnts were served.
Miss Glenn Pickett OF tnn",villr on.
tertlined uuite a number of her
friends Friday evening in honor OF
her friend. Miss burst. Quite a
crowd from Newberry enjoyed a
straw ride out there. The young leo-
pie were MisseS1Ola Studstill. BESSIE
Garland. Atlanta Studstili. Sallie Car
land. VIOLA Siford. Ellie Bryant. Min.
ME Siford. Florida and Annie Livings-
ton: Messrs. W. q. Chapman. Jack
Garland and Mr., Smith.
Quite number OF the young peG
pie enjoyed straw ride "Wednesday
night visiting the home of MIR. X. r.
Miller. The crowd was composed Of
| Misses Florida and Annie Livingston.
| VIOLA Sford, Efiie Bryant. Sallie Gar.
land. Atlanta Studstill. Bessie Gar.
land and Minnie Siford: Messrs. w.
G. Chapman. Lucius Johnson. John
, Miller. Noodle Mathis. John Siford.
Lonnie Studstill, and Mr.. Smith.
r. Il. Croft OF Jacksonville spent
several days here the latter part OF
the week. guest OF his mother. Mrs.
| y. A. Croft.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Sandlin. after
spending a week here AZ guests Of
| friends. have returned to their home
In Jacksonville.
w. J. Evans Of Island Grove Is here
the guest OF hts sister. Mrs. Charles
Gilbert.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. 8. Robo OF Wash.
ington. Ga. are guests Of the latter's
brothers. Preytoo 8. and John Fortson.
Mrs. John G. White and two inter
esting little sons. Frank and Nelson.
returned Friday night from Daytona
Beach. where they spent the last
two months enjoying the salt water
baths.
MIR. and Mrs. c. d. May left Sat
urday for jamestown. Later they will
proceed to New York. where Mr.. May
will select his winter stock Of goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Swindal, and lit
tie daughter. Ivey. visited Bronson
Friday. returning Saturday.
Miss Gena Barneswel, OF Eaidosta!
Ca. Is visiting her sister, Mrs. II. C..
Collins.
Mrs. Thomas Kincaid and three chill.
dren. Thomas. Jr.. Mary and Louise,
returned srhursday night from Sea.
breeze. where they spent the past
two months recuperating.
Mrs. Marvin Cain OF Worthington Is
here for q few days. the guest Of Mrs.
c. G. Wetherington.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08
Yovna Woman Suicides L.

Decatur. Ma. Aug. MARY Ly-
mon, formerly Of Kentucky. commit
ted suicide near mere Monday BY tab
Ing carbolic acid. Sc was dying
when fouad Ia her room by h"r moth
Or. BY her side was a partly emp
~ vial OF the deadly drug. Mia Ivy
mon vas tn marry . young man In
Kentucky. and hes parents objected
to toe match.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08

ptllan soften up by the Melrose boys
The tina vas passed In games and
telling saortes until about 10 O'Clock,
when the pillau was ready to be
eaten. Everybody did justice to 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wall Ut Starke are
visiting 1t O. c. Husbands.
Geo. Mann, Who has been visiting
at tAs parsoaage. returned yester-
LAY to his home In Georgia
Ars. Lee Ooodsou aud children OF
R1latka arc In town for . few days.
VAnnis Mcmillan q Orange Heights
y visitinG ffisads bore.
C. W. BALDWIN and family recently
seeat . few days camping at Lake
Oe0eva.
Miss Pearl Grtner left today for
AntAnay.
Ton AcCracken. who has been
e1ssktns In The commissary at Orange
Heights. h taking RatliR Yearwood's
place b the commissary here.
n. BALDWIN 10 having . cement
1oo9 laid In bis new store.
The school opened Monday with
abo9t twenty pupils. No one knew
Il vas 70 open until Sunday, when the
'pri.cipal Miss Horn. came. having
bssa seat here by the superintendent.
Bat Il has been decided to postpone
~ school for . few weeks. II being
80 hoe nov for the children to CO.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08

OoononO - ~ osasei N0aepo~od.
- eeees0 - oeossol 0RessssG.
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- 1oG1oe6 q ~ hnos q Thnss-
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= 0o11o ~ Oa0es. Bsepr0 OpteS
- - ODoges vese iAvito6 o. Tie
1nA = saJsy . Ssast a vatermel.
vSoV nAohe IL young people net
- o. s1ooe 70 sajoy . chicken
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08

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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-19
BIG DISCREPANCY IN
ACCOUNTS OF u. OF w.
Wisconsins Leading Educational In.
stitution Seems 10 Have Sensa.
ton on IT'S Hands.
(Rv AssociaLen press. !

MADISON. WIS, April IS.-A
startling report tnat II discrepancy OF
TlpO,G0O existed in tho accounts of
me University of Wisconsin was CIR
cnlatcd AT the capital today. Scv-
eral mouths ago the University Re.
gents put Il New York expert to
work on the books. Recently the
expert made II report TO the regents.
PRESIDENT Van llisc of the University
SAID today that lncro was absolutely
no suspicion of any misappropriation
OF funds. but admitted that there ha-
been failure to properly charge I'm
certain investments in their proper
accounts.
When the report was circulated at
The capital President van Hisc i'm.
mediately came 10 the state house
III person. He explained as best he
could the alleged discrepancy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-19
Frank 6. Harris, Former State
Treasurer, Gives Startling Testl-
mony Before Investigators.
SPENT MILLIONS IN BLIND MANNER
Former State Official Endeavors to
Place tho Blame on the State Archl.
tcct-MctalIic Furniture Cos. ST.
100000 Instead of s2ooooo-con,
tracts Let With No Idea of Cost.
(py Associated press.l

HARRISBURG. PA. April lS.-As.
founding testimony was given by
Frank G. Harris, OF Clcarlicld. Il
former state treasurer before the
capital investigating commission to-
Jay He was member OF the boaru
OF public grounds aud buildings of
which the governor ana auultor gen.
or;ll are also members. During the
time he WAS on the board from MAY
100. To May, 1904, contracts for cap.
tai furnishings amounted TO millions
OF dollars.
Attorney Scralct, brought out the
fact that the contract for the mcta..
Tic furniture was awarded three
months before the contract for the
construction of the building was
awarded. During the examination OF
Harris II developed that Architect !.
Nj. Huston. collected four percent
commission on 100000 for design.
Ing the metallic furniture which had
bccn designed long before by the
architect of the construction com.
pany.
Harris admitted that t"the board
spent money blindly in furnishing the
shgGitoll. and thRf When the CONTRACT
Tor the metallic furniture was made
there was no definite idea of the cost.
He thought il would cost between
100000 and 100000 and HAD not
the slightest idea that it would
amount to S2.0O0.0O0
Harris declared il was the duty
OF huston. who was the boards archl-
capitol and that when The contract
tors and see that I'LL contracts were
''ad been faithful 10 his duty, ns
faithfully fulfilled. IF the architect
Went on. ana had The contracts
Dcon lived up 10 as he could have
forced them TO believe there would
have been no trouble ana that there
would have been no scandal"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-19
ANOTHER BIG STEAMBOAT
So CHARTERED I FOR (, SERVICE
jamestown Corporation Secures the
st. Johns from Washington
and Potomac Co.

The jamestown Steamboat Corpor.
alton, which will operate II fleet OF
steamers between Newport News and
the jamestown Exposition throughout
the summer, has chartered the big
passenger steamer st. Johns, Owned
by the Washington and Potomac
Steamboat Company. The ST, Johns
has licensed capacity of 1900 pas.
snnscrs and probably will be the larg,
est ferry steamer plying around
Hampton Roads during the Exposi,
ton.
the company already has charter
ed the steamer toscdale, which has
a carrying capacity of LOO passcn.
gers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-19
BODY BLOW FOR CHiCAGO'S
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP
Supreme Court Of illinois Declares
the Mueller Act to be uncon.
stitutional.
(By Associated press.l

SPRINGFIELD, ILLS, April 49,
The Supreme Court of Illinois tonight
returned decision declaring invalid
the Mueller act which authorized the
city of Chicago to issue certificates
for s75,000,00O, with which to pur,
chase street railway certificates to
be repaid out Of the earnings of the
roads under municipal ownership.
The court held that the act was un.
constitutional, as 1t would create city
Indebtedness beyond the constitu.
tional limit.
1t was upon this act that the Chi.
cage advocates of municipal owner
ship depended. The net result of the
Supreme Courts finding is to delay
indefinitely the acquisition of the
street car system by the municipality.
The street railway companies did
not oppose the Mueller law, the con.
stitutionalty Of the act being. ques-
toned by various citizens. The Mucl.
Ter law was adopted at the Chicago
city election Of April 10, 1904 by a
vote Of five to one.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-19
MRS. M'LEAN CHOSEN
LEADER OF DAUGHTERS
New York Woman Will be President
General Again Despite Strong
Opposition.
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON. ID. c., April lS.-
Willie the vote of the Contlncnia:
Congress for national officers of the
Daughters Of the American Tevolu.
iion Will not ne announced until %.
morrow morning it is freely admit
ted by both factions ronighl that Mrs
Donald McLcan's supporters claim
mat the entire administration ticket
VIII be elected by an overwhelming
majority. The vote received by Mrs.
Elizabeth Eleanor Howard of Alex
hndria Va, who was nominated by
the "insurgcnt' faction, hcr friends
declare, will make her the logical
candidate TO succeed Mrs Mclean
ut the noxt session of the Congress.
AZ II O'Clock tonight the tellers, WHO
arc canvassing the vote announced
that their work would not be com.
pioted for several hours The off
cial report, they declared. would not
be mado public until submitted to
The Congress tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-19
DR. HAMLlN, WASHINGTON
PASTOR, DIES SUDDENLY
He Was Regarded as One Of the
Most Noted Ministers in the
East.
INV Assncintnd Prnss !

WASHINGTON. d. C.. April 1S.-
dispatch received here from New
York announces the death ut Hahnc.
mann hospital in that city, late last
night. of Rev. Dr. cuniS S. Ham
I'M, pastor of the Church OF the Gov.
cnant IL this city. Dr.. ilamlin won't
10 New York early in the week 10
attend the Peace Congress His
death was due 10 apopleXy. IIc Is
survived by his wife, chaplain general
OF the Daughters Of the American
Revolution, and two sons. Bert Ham.
I'm an attorney OF New York. ana
Franklin Hamlm.
~ liamiin was regarded as one
Oh The most noted divincs in the East
ana his congregation numbered many
persons of wealth and social proml-
nchcc. Prcsidcnt BENJAMIN Harrison
having been regular attendant.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-19
MIDDLE WEST STATES
HAVE BIG SNOW STORM
Six Inches on the Level in Nebraska
and Other States West of
Missouri.
(By Associated Press,

OMAHA. NEB April IS.-rive
inches of snow fell during last night
and continued today. The fall waa
general over Eastern Nebraska and
Is the heaviest known in April for
many years. The SNOW fall extends
over wide area, according to adriccs
from points IN Iowa. Kansas. Mis-
souri,, Colorado-tO the south, where
a slight snow fell, while Northern
Nebraska, Southern South Dakota,
Northeast Wyoming and the Black
Hills are covered with Il blanket of
snow six inches deep on the level,
which Is still falling. At the North
western headquarters here it was said
that the storm is practically the same
over their entire system west of the
Missouri river.
Opinion as to the effect on fruit and
early vegetables varies. Along the
southern and central belts cherries,
peaches, plums and berries are said
by some to have been ruined almost
entirely. while other growers and
dealers report that fruit was not far
enough advanced to become serious.
ly endangered
1t is believed the snow will kill all
the green bugs which have been de.
stroying the winter crop.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-19
Or. Oliver Crook Paugh Went 10
Death Chair al Columbus, O.,
EARLY This MorpiRg.
KILLED PARENTS AND BROTHER
Was Also Mixed Up in the Sudden
and Mysterious Deaths of Several
Womcn-Wcnt to the Chair With.
out Fiinchins-Has Never, Discuss.
cd the Case.
(By Associated Press

COLUMBUS, o., April l9.-Dr.
Oliver Crook Haugh Of Dayton, con.
Nictcd of the murder of his father,
mother and brother at Dayton, Ohio,
on the night of November 4. 1905, was
o.uctrocutcd in the annex at the Ohio
prison Il few minutes after midnight
tonight A break in the machinery
al the Columbus public service plant
threw the big prison into temporary
darkness, but did not interfere with
the electrocution.
DR.. Haugh continued to the last an
indifference to his tate. His vis.
tors were excluded from the annex at
the prison today and naugh has been
scon only by his spiritual adviser DR..
laugh never admitted the crime Tor
which he was executed. He never
even discussed it, so his attendants
say. since he entered the annex
The murder OF his parents ami
brother occurred November 4. 1905.
Tue laughs home at Dayton was
burned and when search of the ruins
was made tho bodies OF the elder
laugh, his wife and son, were
found. Circumstances indicated that
tho family had been murered and the
house burned to conceal the crime.
DIR. Haughs defense and insanity but
Ire was legally declared sane. 1t
was brought out, however. that he
was addicted to the use of drus
Attempts were made also to ccn-
meet him with the murder of several
women who were mysteriously strang-
led. He was also said to have been
involved with Mary Tohwy, who
died under suspicious circumstances
ut Lorain, Ohio, and with Mrs Pat
tcrson, who died mysteriously ut Chi
cage.
laughs wife, now divorced, and
two children, are living in Dayton.