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The Glenwood post., 1907-12-14
HISTORIC SAN ANTONIO.

Very loW tourist rates to this
charming winter resort via Colo
RADIO e. Southern. Y. E. Fisher.
G. p. A., Denver, will furnish full
information.
The Glenwood post., 1907-12-14

only one who named another cand-
idate. He declared in favor of
Governor johnson of Minnesota as
the nominee.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-02-01

II II g q ~ s461 q WHO lWU4 vBfC
IJo JON, issng and 7at5aekI the. gelid
thRi trsns farns yamdhough made.
eoiorteib ofdhe sFsdgfatiC dd1d.
Acknowledgements tBeeA bihG eoAfe
asISsasadfBy BY ole 81 4 tahAeah
ding here that the. advance stel
be taken 5h H6I4td yo9ziiohlna
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-02-01

ls.s -srcurnf--,U,.fe- -sEtzrfsUfgfr==
tain invoice books by Bailif ]. B.
Roach when raiding the drug store
Of Bpa9at & Sons, at Oxford Officer
Roach Ws arrested on the charge
of keepyAg illegally in his possession
goods d papers belonging II the u
firm, X6d at tried before ESQUIRE
y. r. EfnW# After hearing a4gwnekft,
OF cou1l oach was released bSy I The
MaglstkEEeF3 The trial of thg ease.
agalns 8hd Bramletts viii take place
Mond ~ the counsel i4snbeen.
retainF hy@th sides. The CITY fttJf' ~
OxforE # A represented b James
Stone Apd Hon. C. u. Sivley
as pfH3 while Faux her 81
Russo Senator w. VI .Sullib
van TspEs sent the Bfamletts.
Much 56l6pe being taken in the
case sa l of citizens
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-02-01

), fE ~ W ABOUT oUU ueIegat9s
expected. President J. MsIBass "A
Secretary ss,t ayes aIRstass si Hae
hurst, were inluthe neityo lastInigAte
turning from the. aaneralseonveht
at Atlanta, , sBAF ND S tB"t1 e5a@Ahd a p
sonal interview with Mr.. Wits
while att the Gee gia, feapitalg4 ar ID
agrfyda n IT, t I,S S5 ts59 he
and deliver an address.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-02-01

contract WITH The ,Reqple Of The. State
who elected him to,sof1fceztdI serve as
Insurance C4mmi siS5 agE fora certain
fixed and definite rssste4 Ysit'as stipplat-
ed scale of remuneration, (which is
tantamount td alssp K Sdaatsgaet, and one
which ne questions the The, authority oetf
sEsm ngseo4 legislature to- ieabTOgabeso lHejlwii1
put the matter ia Legal test EN- naerrII
cepting the terms made by the Legis=
lature, and the result will, be watched,
closely. .oO tiqqnd el7Iiill
LnlIatEE xUitniIq 3bGl - d,H bnI
ja5IiT HTlIy TI7f0T pr
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-02-01

( t ISs tax 9o'J assessors
lsbsBs People this ateaaf3 f. 4BlB
al asseasmenk tbay will bring
lshf to be filled Win ysaFa8Sttisai
ssAEniRgI Thea agricultural prodr
tShss a5atas N Ee silsgSk 4tBlf9ts,s4E'
contain something likgisaNdozar
TOPS l,saa When filed it will be fP
asa to. atRRsea Department of agrft
naRSk commerce for Enthusiastically
!. s6$S i665ag. i FaR IL e9pfSsRss. yxitAg Il
creating that department. The
isticsd desired are valuable if pr
& SRR X ! '1fl$Ss s& SSsSfsasi ssS,stre
Iithnsxpntuupon the aBsessohzss
without compensation, and TIL:
%e1sr5Bflt heii nprRassoRf 8cqu }
.ths, Rs9oRle ri WITH tt5e agesjtiAasdis
VIII VIII appear on Thu, blank 50 thu
gan nave tpe ln10rmatlOn at han
ttgsehs 1hep wdiRKIli II 9qh e9 a a!sls5esJc
landlord 9thq igffvasssiAA4 thK tbs safaait afgt
an Aidtebahgsi;IY he Il in ipa dd5ss
of th96acEnaDa Hhise#buldsSt
she workGgireatdv. 2By hasfngeal
formation at hand, thesRssHsd
fill out, the blank IN a minute d
ana 81 til Y people arg RESPECTFULLY
tUid8 fhis gefahs asl pR9esfBle.T Til.
daessiehH isl aAs# ,faRy ae19s7it
toiar hThissdheahB yfqnahe sds1
fpri-w1lichrdhe sta&ishesG ara; Ma
HE[afl E many 'balssao.aftgeheealti
twenty faeres; in gotten oandygst
p EgEF hale bales. .fhaEqu th lseiYY 4Jfg.gsss,
VIltslat Pe assessor comes, The III
how many acres IN corn and
many bushels gathered? Tho
? fEr IbEatA 6KapK,yar resi- im corn
fs5 5aaeggada 42299 lhRgPSS Pgsfiiff, yg ye5jbjp
.9fys sMHhfe a siio o2a5tSi' barley, rye
rice are similarly landed.
comes the hay aid forage crop ri
The oplanFer sha8 tea Acres In h Rfiay
dH6ngathefea tofis
answer 'mddl acknowledgement
question of howfmaiiyl sheepiyou
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-02-01
J ! /:

e ss" "a fyS.Ss0 8pS. dsriaaI R III
q dAudAM tpsFaling,9 expAnsesI NM Cole
OF aoestaAes thetihaI wilb oonsinus on iinetfi4
ben1UeresfEnordofs hsi Gaay and discharge
the duties imposed upon c:hii3 gbyy the
.specple who elected him and the con-
oY 5taat Pm or laws under which his
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-02-01
The mother, was, Permitted to return

The mother, was, Permitted to return
h6hesto her young children after Till
iJustice had accepted Her bohdshan
but the SON was l6cked. fdp. e. %
s Young 0sYy was. popular On the
neighborhooa sapd some of his Erie nd:
age Indignant that Mrs. Bowieseh9uld
.haEasbaea released on bail. The Bow
lie and<Posey faasilies-live elise IT,
gSfher and as there are. a number St
relatives ii on III efa as side friends fefr
further trouble.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-02-01

|ot se7isob bonYis1ehqp. edT,
Besn nj bnGts sd2im DIV esdtH
sSS u 1gT Sy5 W. . ~
III 7IfiJ g7ITd0m w5t7xyny rft IUf
!. sShoyh THE ,kasR hST1sspsA
'AI fsf9 19s S8 safs sti; gNI
liiferepdx PnexcebtfBaiiss.i ssTi2&
many boys who have no .Blisis
STAY y9RaRu bax. fsKM. ..BeHus'
,sHe aAssi1ses:as .sa5tssAtss g / NJ /.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-02-01
u seeks sEl to eat the food. scatt

!, from.Ff fhfJkaase ReSf 5SSSE ' Ha d.,
r ssaaiaa aqii l'3as| iHS sJs gaaffs. Ao oul
h thl sni fES'qs3 affsH f iSsfw g
srf 1at;aff gVSp 73gRSS b ldo
efM ssf'sHE: The .pa9pIg' Of d chHg, t S5T
}. srir they e9nHs atr5gsyH fftfi9. f bIifffeN I
Al ftsaaidsf FbtihffA stS1 b5 dSt
sfI7hwwfHfveaFd. h1sHa313k5fGbb T2 fhafYEf
etpaaeed chile f6fvsorHe lAg aal1gZduf ii pc n
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-02-01
GiLqL9 BIZ lSAoots to Kill

i9ILvI1o 211IUj0glunGbu,
Washingtono+-+1iBhe body of HUI.
~ Nh M zs sArot-7t In
dian Head .hsp-sMrs. Mary Bowie -be
cause desnoald not marry her daugh
Ter Priscilla, VA .sahS>&o his b ONE
Hilton, Md, today.
Mrs. Bowie and her son Harry, who
fired aekafge oh 5irdshot al young
Posey Have been arrested AID vii
probably be tried ii May. ~
When arraignsdg before justice Of
the Peace Carpenter Mrs. -BeiRie was
~eomposed and when the charge Yves
read TO her, she said-7S
g. ~ plead guilty. 1 shos>him iAten-
tfohslly: I meant tO~kill him. y
The Justice Of the Peace r,Wa S SO
astonished at the plea thar :he read
the charge again. b Iii
7saisa, Il. Mas. Bowie ahA
swered; ,hef eyes'Aashing and her ing
ers' 4t4wFityyhi4g:, : - s.3','
When i the he Son Son was IS afraignsd fter
Aiis npthls had BEEN released on
$1,000 bail he said: e
fkgf plead gafits Of hsiYAa sAotgun
9hl6ims q MEANT to&lkSiiH hin EAd had
been looE1ngA fdf; The, chance fl r a.
uno,,lv -
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-02-01
igna5HIssRR a2iSS Amer Gan 'Manossr,

+ English ara American MRG Manner
naD8 yycausSng thlisB liE ntefesi59g 1 de[tion
h ofTaHerd Bazal,9 ffo6renteh Howe
IIHa8sI bags.iAE9rd toa tud sanod
6 T8ritish -ffenkpessI bf speech I'M axes
TIE FPglish msp or woman say, tAihg1
that appear ipdelicate, to us, TKss
pconBf6er! g u" pfddfgh,n Willie . Vi w. think
Them 0 awntHgI'e 6arseIeverythlHg de.
rpends upnhathe point OF svdaR DdTh here
Zip al jp45m4a ssoef speeqb1 and dn1ah her
which is indicative of ai half WAY stage
Of culture, it is true-The woman who
sustainai1A fraetE1eUdf her neither
limb aims at. refinement, but goes
ssser othep Bordet-lfne AHt8 cafectation.
.sudefys this, is tk b9aprese%edot6 the
twentieth oeAtuEyIrfatsaf edisegssing,
! IA Bernard ShaW;ItpRics from wi fGhi
bur mothers Sbrank with hprrpr!
,JtdyEI i ~ 10 T35uyDHD do
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-02-01

> fur
liveiH,
is en-
emit so
.ofall
S and
DeaIl'
steclsI
n3iAc
y!Hae
lndhs.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-02-01

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Ikddi
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-02-01

pa sAE3t9 VsHsH RApS to be adj
mnl5ftfa 70 qtheu pAerna4tsasspetuaryI
hsayf MfFan.A Lifas7 The nam nAal al
bHp3 ne drs do4es ,Qga more araspAnfd
musqFsSHi so thiqly bsIdr elaeate&s to9lthd
berA outward fyiags. lied bnuoq oae |
In 1stla CHORD .HJTUf- 10 aIDGDoq tool
bxo7d H)ss4n GirIed Under .Firsd oov
kbn Boq so0naeeS had DanIdGiBsoaE ttftied
MS back on Paris than EUROPEAN
newspapers commenced to-cast doubts
on tho hitherto suhduestioned beauty
81 qlut.pS , aiPsop GiiFFls3 d Ones zeriba ac1
sQally llkeneq the figure and. carriage
u ne Gibson GirW I'd what he s'i sc on
8tu1ly terms usAK '9ihatdAfed xahgafoo. 4
ndlftard an the' popularity that tAe
II 5bgon Girl has, enjoyed thaaI de-
NNaezAtion cones a. sh4alk.titI9en
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
NEWS OF THE MARKETS.

The financial strirgency IS making itself plainly
felt in the markets one would think that people
would always have eat, but the marketmeu
complain that they doing so any more
ner parties or indulgins IN many superhuous
things. This iessened demand tends produce a
decline in prices, and other Influences are operat-
ing TO the same end. The shippers in need OF
ready money. and get it they put stock on the
market that would otherwise be held for higher
prices. To this cause Is attributed drop OF two
cents in butter, the best tub butter being quoted
yesterday in Washington Market at 80 cents. print
butter being SO II IS expected that the price
may drop still further next week.
For the reason there has been "A fall IN
Western poultry, but this does not help the house
keeper much, for Western poultry is very inferior
stuff and the nearby variety is still as high as
In fact the wholesale price has gone up a
little in
With meat the situation is precisely the same
The inferior kinds have gone down. but the best
meat is very scarce. IL seems.
In the egg market there is 4 parting OF the ways
So-called fresh eggs quoted at 90 10 q cents
4 dozen Washington Market yesterday and
storage market has gone pieces" in market
language. This IS due 10 two cause.-the stock of
storage eggs is unprecedented and the shippers
were little nervous about getting rid OF IL when
the panic came This fear. combined with the need
for ready money, has caused a large quantity OF
storage eggs to be thrown the market. A good
many Of these eggs sold 10 the consumer
fresh" eggs. often better, dealers
say. than the eggs which the farmers have been
holding back since August and September and
bring TO market fresh. All the best Of the stor
age eggs are probably sold as fresh the others
being offered under their proper
Fish do seem be affected by the financial
situation and quite satisfactory TO price and
quantity
is settled yet The birds will probably sell at
81 30 dozen.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02

a d IunG OF 5000 The winner will not only secure
me uol; Dut also special prize Of $25. Mrs. Jacob
VIII also nave sale Z doll made by Mrs
a. L. Eriahger which is called the queen of doll
uolli' ana an effort will be made to raise a large
SInl G OF money through the sale Of it. There will
also De put up at 81 chances 81 go building lot a
SVO mans suit and $50 woman's suit
MIS- John Eemnway Duncan will have charge OF
Iea room OF all nations. In which everything
SUtOAe representative Of different peoples will be
sola' A German Russian and Great Britain room
uhoer the charge of Mrs. G. F Nixon Nirdlinger
%Iu MIS- fuchard Anderson will have on sale at
uactive articles from these countries Mrs WIN
IAN % L. Abingdon will be the gypsy queen and have
charge OF a room devoted to paImstry Mrs
samuel Oemlel Will preside over the steeplechase
ana give instructions how to pick a winner and
MIS- frederick Thompson Will return from Furope
especially 70 take part in the sale OF some Euro
peah novelties which she will bring with her
"llam Morris will have large room devoted to
grand vaudeville. Max Smiths white and gold
pahd % VIII furnish instrumental music All the at
tendants at the different booths will be clad in
costumes representng different countries
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
"sTAATs-zEITUNG" MOVES TODAY.
Leaves Tryon Row for the Remodelled
Ledger Building in Spruce Street.

After the Sunday edition OF the "Staats-Zeitung"
is printed the paper will leave its old home on
Tryop Row, where It has been for the last thirty
wears and move e the old Ledger Building, at
William and Spruce streets. In the last few days
new desks and a complete new art and photo
graphic department have been installed in the new
quarters and when the typesetting machines are
moved tomorrow the work OF getting out the
Monday paper will begin in the new building II
is expected that the offices will be equipped and
ready for use by tomorrow evening. One OF the
three presses is already in place and ready for
use.
The new Staats-Zeltung Building will be an I'M
provement on the old in far as the facilities
for getting the paper up 20 date An ad-
ditionaI story has been added 10 the old Ledger
Building and this space will be used by the art
and Photographic department. The cellar at No.
1s4 William street has been secured for the mail
ing department. Tho presses will stand on con-
crete in the cellar. The main floor will be given
up 10 the business department OF the paper The
editors ROOM advertising department and library
will occupy the second floor; the city and cable
departments and evening edition room will be on
the third The fourth floor will be used by the
advertising men, compositors and stereotypers.
The composing room will be on the NTH floor and
the art department on the sixth.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
LEAGUE ASKS FUNDS.
WOmen Want 81 900 to did in
Effort to Elect Judge Lande.

The Woman's Municipal League has sent out an
appeal 10 its members asking them aid In raising
$1,000 toward a campaign fund the election of
Louis Lande as justice Of the Municipal Court in
the Cd District, the lower East Side The ap-
peal which is signed by Mrs. Richard AldrIch
president Of the league, and Mrs Josephine Red
ding. secretary and member of the committee Of
fifty.
Our league has been urgently asked by members
Uf the executive board of the committee Of fifty
20 aid. by money, the reform element the lower
East Side, which is trying TO secure efficient
honorable judge for the Municipal Court, which IS
the that intimately affects the rights of
the and largely foreign population in the
East Side quarter. The nominated by the
regular parties for this judgeship, Isidore Cohen
and Thomas Dinnean. considered wholly unfit
while Louis Lande, the reforners' nominee, is d
young lawyer of ability who has been identified
heretofore with reform movements and who led the
fight not long ago for the removal OF unfit
sudge."
Mrs James Lawton, No. 81 Fifth avenue. has con-
Eented 70 act as treasurer, and the league hopes
20 raise 81, 600 Of the $1,000 required for the
paign.
The campaign committee, OF which DR.. Henry
Noskowitz Is chairman is in great need of funds,
and the workers have been obliged TO advance
money for immediate needs. The financial strin-
EenCy has affected some of those whom il would
otherwise look for its chief support, and there has
also been delay in the collection OF funds, owing
the fact that the committee OF fifty did not fur
rish its report until Friday.
The campaign headquarters in Clinton Hall,
and Dr.. AoslowitZ use automobiles well as
money IN prosecuting the campaign.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
a BAZAAR OF NATIONS.

At the WaIdorf-Astoria during the afternoon and
evening OF Friday November 8, a bazaar of ma
tions sn be given for the benefit of the non-sec-
tartan New York Home for Destitute Crippled
Children, at No III West 61st street. Mrs. A. l..
Erlanger the wife Of the well known theatrical
manager, IS the founder of this home.
In addition 10 a large number of booths, at which
many novel and useful things will be sold. there
will be vaudeville performances both afternoon and
evening. furnished by leading talent of the pro-
fessionsl stage. The different booths viii be pre-
sided over by well known women, assisted by all
the leading actresses Of the companies now play
ing in New York. After the performances at night
the of the theatres will be at the Waldorf
Astoria in large numbers.
Mrs Felix Isman, of Philadelphia. has made a
doll from the sale OF which Il is planned TO raise
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
WONEN'S CLUBS ELECT.
Thirteenth annual C0nUention of
State Federation Ends.
IRy Telegraph to The Tribune. !

Troy, N Y, Nov. 1.-The singing of God Be
with You Till We Meet Again" this morning closed
ue thirteenth annual convention of the New York
state federauon OF Women's Clubs. in this city.
The last business of the delegates was the election
OF officers, which resulted as follows: Directors
Mrs. stephen d. Stephens, Staten Island; Mrs
Mary l.. Gannett Rochester; Mrs. Alonzo e. Tan
ner, Fort Plain; Mrs. Harry Hastings New York
District charmen-First District Mrs n G.
Brown. New York. I'd, Miss Anna Rhodes Tomp-
klnsVllle, Staten Island; 3D. Mrs Howard 3. Harri-
SON. Albany; 4th, Mrs. Leland Wadsworth. Troy;
5th Mrs. William II. owen. Utica 6th Mrs Ed
stein Buffalo; 9Th, Mrs Charles r. Stecker Mount
vernon. The seventh district IS left vacant. to
be h!Ied by appointment by the executive board.
long series of resolutions adopted as a
or the committee on resolutions. These included
recommendations that every womaus club in the
state which has a department Of civics economics,
education, politics village Improvement be asked
10 name one member to correspond with the state
federation, that the women OF the state urge the
extension OF the sixty hour law In factories to
women, that the State Commissioner of Labor in
NeStigate the condition of women and children
ployed on farms 20 protect them from eXtoTion and
unhealthy and immoral conditions, that the Sec
ments of the pure food law that bill boards be
sored to exclude scenes OF immortality and crime,
that the condition of blind babies IN the
VeSttgated, and that the committee Cvics give
Hudson River A resolution favoring the erection
OF the Anthony memorial building for women stu
dents at the University Of Rochester was also
adopted The customary resolutions of thanks for
the hospitality Of Troy adopted. An invitation
was read from the Chamber Of Commerce Of AL
bany inviting the federation to meet in that city
next year. committee nominations for next
year was appointed, follows: Mrs. Charles
Stecker, Mount Vernon; Mrs Charles Farnham.
Binghamton; Mrs. r. F. Benson Troy. Mrs. Traut-
man, New York, and Miss Ida Bender Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02

attractive and are often to he preferred 10 the
somewhat overheavy wool For the little children
rose color, light blue and bright red are IaVorles
and these TO be found beth plain ard N at
tractve designs.
The quantity of material required for the medium
size (six years. is three and ive-eighths yards a.
two and hve-eghths yards 3G or two and tnree-
eighths yards 80 inches wide.
The pattern. No 5S32, is cut in sizes for children
OF two four. six and eight years of age, and VIII
be mailed to any address receipt CT 10 cents
please give pa attern number and years distinctly
Address Pattern Department, New-York Tribune
If in a hurry for pattern send an extra 2-cent
stamp and We will mail rs letter postage IN seuIed
slupc.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
CONTRIBUTIONS.

A box Of mems cIothing-large size, and Of ex-
cellent quaIity-has been received from NJ. E. p,
Of Manhattan; an express box OF clothing hat
trirnrnings. reading matter etc. from Mrs. A, OF
brooklyn; a gift Of needle books. for Christmas
gifts, from "B. A." of Oswego County; pink and
white hoods, with mittens to match, made from
sunshine wools by Mrs. w /. Wood. Garrison,
" Y These last will holiday gifts. A
large contribution Of useful and fancy articles.
gaynes etc, came from Mrs. Walter Lambert, OF
Staten Island; a book for DR. Ennis 10 be for
Vardee; eighteen pairs of stockings from Mrs.
r H Jerome and a box filed with games,
books etc. for Labrador, from Mrs. Belknap. Of
Yonkers. N Y.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
SPECIAL EUROPEAN COLUMNS.
European Advertisements.
GOING ABROAD2

New Workers when reaching their
starting point in Europe for a tour
through the Continent, and after deciding
on their excursion plan, if they will send
their itinerary with dates of arrival at GER
tain points to the London Office OF
THE TRIBUNE, Danes Inn House, 265
Strand, the Same will be forwarded with
out expense to the main Office Of THE
TRIBUNE in New York, and there
placed on file for the convenience OF their
friends
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
WANTS READING.

Mss Sylvia A Hill of Spencer. Mass. writes:
y should be very much pleased TO have some
more reading. If any has the Outlook to
pass on after reading il I would be very grateful
for IL Now cold weather is coming. l am a COM
plete 'shut-in' and time seems long 70 me.
Adolpn Koch, at the Home for Incurables, in
Chicago, says the books in his Sunshine library
have been read and re-read, and he hopes T. S. s.
friends will send him some Of the late novels. He
adds: Remember that al in this ward depend on
my T. s. s. library for books, as the Home library
IS not for consumptives and the books cannot be
brought 10 US" Surely many will want to send
q book make sunshine not only for this helpless
man but for the other unfortunates in the ward.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

Each child old enough to walk alone should pos
sess a bathrobe- IT be slipped over the
nightgown, and means warmth protection and
comfort. while seasonable materials charm
ing that il becomes pretty garment well This
is made OF light blue eiderdown, with a button
ION nannelettes and the Ike are also excentionalY
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
900 BRAND NEW TEACHERS.
Thev All Go to Work in the Public Schools
of New York

Nine hundred new school teachers went TO work
in the schools of New York yesterday These
teachers were selected from the eligible lists at
different times and wSre assigned TO classes in
different sections of city by the district
intendents and principals. takins vacancies .addi-
tonaI classes in additions to old buildings and in
the new buildings.
The teachers are of different grades, some hav-
n one-year certificates and others of higher rank.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
MRS. RoxeuRY ASKS FOR ALIMoNY.

Through her counsel Mrs. Sarah NJ. Roxbury
Yesterday asked Justice Fitzgerald. in the Supreme
Court to grant her $50 week alimOny and coun-
sci fees pending the trial of her suit for a sepa-
ration from her husband. Theodore H. ROXbury.
Decision was reserved. Roxbury is a contractor
for painting ocean liners and is be wealthy.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
RUSSIAN WORKMAN HANGS HIMSELF.

Amityville Long Island Nov. John Durowitz,
a Russian. hanged himself yesterday from rafter
in the barn in which he lived here. DurowitE was
thrty-six years old. His devotion To prayer had
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
DEATH OF AGED MEMBER.

Dr Ennis, Of Narcoossee, Fla, announces the
death on October %, Of Mrs. Winchell, the mother
OF Mrs Ennis at the advanced age Of ninety-two
wears. She was i'll two weeks. but previous to that
time had enjoyed unusually good health for one so
old Each year she was in the habit Of travelling
back and forth her home in Chicago where she
generally spent the summer. The burial will take
PLACE in Iowa.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
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