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The Marshall republican., 1907-11-01
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The readers of this paper will be
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been able TO sure In ell its stages, spd
that is Cstsrrh. Halle Cstsrrh Cure
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. constitutional treatment. Halls
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ing directly upon the blood and mu.
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destroying the foundation OF the dis
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by building up the constitution and
assisting nature In doing its work.
The propristors have 20 much faith ir
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One Hundred Dollars, fer any cas(
that II fails 70 cure. Send for list o.
tsstimonisls.
Address =. 8. CHENEY 4 CO., To-
lsdo, o.
Sold By al drusgists, '16c.
Tsss asii's tsally Piils Tor 60
stipetion. 7
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o OUR

Jesse Mabrey, who recent
ly sold his farm near Little
Rock and moved to Sedalia a
month ago, was in Marshall
last week with his wife and
daughter on some business.
Mr.. Mabrey called in to leave
US several dollars on sub
scription and order the paper
sent to his new address. We
wish them much success in
their new home.
Chas. Bishop, of near Sweet
Springs, mailed US his check
Friday for renewal 10 the
Republican and Globe Demo
crat.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Dennis,
of near McAllister Springs,
were Marshall visitors Fri
day. They called 10 to renew
for the Republican aud Globe
Democrat and also ordered
the Republican sent to w. f..
Dennis, Of the same neighbor.
hood.
f.. M. Patterson, of near
Herndon, called in Saturday
to renew for the Republican
and Globe Democrat.
In making q visit to Nelson
Saturday we we're rewarded
with securing the subscrip-
lions of Daniel Finley, p. H.
Finley, I, f. Kuykendall and
II. J. Barnes, col. @. III.
Barnes, brother Of L j., alec
has our thanks for renewal.
= n, Bradshaw, the new
manager Of the Cottage Hotel
y among our new subscribers
This week.
G. N. MendenhslI wss |
nsv Slater subscribfr Aloa'
,,IIdey
ose o.9phsll N NJ !
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New Ferry Company.

Frank Atwood went To Ce-
Witt Saturday morning to
complete the incorporation OF
the CARROLL Saline Ferry and
Transfer Co. The new COM
pany will have u capital stock
of $1,000, three.fourths paid
up, and, as the name indicates,
will do u general ferriage and
transfer business between
Saline aud Carroll counties.
They have purchased q ferry
boat at Glasgow that was
built about a year ago, and
expect to have It in operation
within Is days.
The Marshall republican., 1907-11-01
WANT COLUMN

zach Insertion. Minimum charge l6c. six
ordinary words make one line. Parties hav-
ing anything to sell, real estate o. personal.
70 trade. rent or desiring TO buy; wanting
help, TO recover lost articles, or any ~ the
reds OF things that can be advertised.
viii una II profitable TO make IL known
through this column. q
The Marshall republican., 1907-11-01
Woman Burns to Death.

Lexington, Mo-, Oct. "a
Miss Mary Garnin, aged IS,
an eccentric old woman who
had lived alone in a cottage on
the farm of Arch Williams,
near this city, for the past
ten years, was burned TO
death early this morning. 1t
is not known how the lire
originated, as the roof was
falling 10 when the blaze was
discovered.
The Marshall republican., 1907-11-01
A Long-Lived Family

A ''Dime Museum" manag-
er, having heard OF a man 1913
years of age; journeyed to his
home to try and secure him
for exhibition purposes.
swell, my friend" said the
museum manager, ''the proofs
of your age seem to be all
right. Now how would you
like to come to my place, just
do nothing but sit on a plat
form and let people look at
you, and I will pay you 800 a
week."
I'D like it all right" an
swered the aged man.
"But l couldn't go,of course
unless l had my fathers con.
sent"
"Your father!" gasped the
manager. do you mean tc
say your father is. alive?
Eyes, indeed" replied the
man.
swell, where is your faith
Ier? Home hereP" asked the
manager. I,
"Oh, yes," was the answer
Hes upstairs, putting grand
father TO bedp
The Marshall republican., 1907-11-01

TO BE SOLD AT SACRIFICE-Oae
among the beat farms Ia Saline county;
also sll stock and farm machinery
Several good young horses and mule
colts. VIII be offered for sale
privately. For particulars write or
call on the Owner, and save agents
commission. L. A. BROWN,
r. r. d. No. MARSHALL. Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1907-11-01

FOR SALE-A good modern house
on East Arrow Five rooms, closets,
pantry and bath. furnace, etc. Lot
lO0x5OO feet. Enquire 62s e. Arrow
ST. NOW
The Marshall republican., 1907-11-01
Wanted

ity to look after renewals and increase
subscription listof q prominent month.
ly magazine, on q salary and com.
mission basis. Experience desirable,
but not necessary. Good opportunity
for right person. Address Publisher,
Box SO, Station o, New York.
The Marshall republican., 1907-11-01

FOR SALE-My small farm Of q
acres or more, 0 miles east Of Mar
shall, nicely improved, for $1,000.
u Mrs. julia Wright, Marshall.
The Marshall republican., 1907-11-01
Barn Burned

Tony Gibson, Of near Har.
deman, lost his barn early
Wednesday morning by Gre,
by trsmps he th.nks.
The Marshall republican., 1907-11-01

If you want to subscribe
for the Youths Companion,
send your subscription through
the Marshall Republican. We
will guarantee its proper ar
rival at their Office and will
appreciate the favor. See
adv. elsewhere.
The Marshall republican., 1907-11-01
County COMMITTEES Meeting

The Republican county
committee is hereby called 70
meet at the court house on
Friday, Nov. 9th, at ] p. m.
Every member ID urged to be
present.
" ". B. Mullins,
Chairman,
The Marshall republican., 1907-11-01
LOCALS.

Mrs. j.. b. Friemonth, oil
the Vendome Hotel, was a
Nelson visitor Saturday.
Miss Ola Clawson visited
at Chouteau Springs last
week.
A new Baptist church is
being erected on J.H. Ziegle's
farm, near Herndon.
j. Z. Stephens and j. M.
Sims were pleasant callers
from southwest of town Sat.
urday.
A chapter of the Daughters
of the American Revolution
was organized in Marshall last
week.
Mesdames Geo. and Ben
Bradshaw, of Arrow Rock
we're guests of M. Il. Brad
shaw here Tuesday.
Peyton Wolf, section fore
man on the Mo. Pacific rail
roa | Is sick at his home IN
north Marshall.
Ben Larman, Of West Glas.
gov, passed through here Sun
day on his way to Shackelford
to see his best girl.
Mrs. Jane carp and son,
JON. were in Marshall on
business Friday aud honored
u, with a call.
Fritz and Henry Schae-
'perketter, OF Gasconade coun-
ty, we're guests last week Of
Henry Leimkuhler and family
near Slater.
". +. Boyd and W. p.
Barron, of north of tow n, took
seven cars of cattle t. the
Chica 70 market last week.
Six cars belonged TO Barron
Il Wise.
The pupils in room No. 5,
West Sch ,ol Building, gave
Loriae Robinson a surprise
party Wednesday evening at
her home on West Arrow.
All report a nice time.
O. G. Brashshaw and daugh.
ter, of Harper, Kansas, are
visiting relatives in Saline
this week. They were guests
of M. ~. Bradshaw and fami-
ly of South Lafayette Mon
day and Tuesday.
Russell Morgan gave a pos
sun supper to the Seas
House Rats" on Monday
evening. Everyone had a
jolly good time and say they
will spend their spare time
now in possum hunting.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J.. Irvine
returned Monday from a
wet ks visit in ST. Louis.
They took in the big balloon
c ,ntest and also stopped ofl
at Jefferson City to visit rela
tives.
The football team of Boon
vile Training school will play
Marshall High School, FRI
day. Nov. lst, at 3 O'Clock,
The visitors have an excellen1
baud. Hear the music ani
see q rood game at the College
Campus.
u. M. Holloway sent Us
souvenir post card from Mon.
ticello, Ind. Monday showing
: 6as string of dsh. y looks
The Marshall republican., 1907-11-01
Gall and get a
Style Book
with Transfer
Patterns Free.
Underwear

This line we are justly proud
of. as 1t has many points Of
superiority over other lines.
There is no better value to be
found anywhere than Is shown
here in our Ladies', Misses,
Children's and Infants wear.
Let US show this line to you.
The Marshall republican., 1907-11-01

Local representa-.
tive for saline
County and vicln-
The Marshall republican., 1907-11-01
THE OPPORTUNITY We Offer YOU

of buying nice, new, clean merchandise
at prices no higher than you pay for
inferior goods is being appreciated o
and more each day.
The Marshall republican., 1907-11-01
Silk ScarfS.

In several different materials
either IL or Q yards long
The new things are here -
they are selling too.
The Marshall republican., 1907-11-01
Gall and get a
November
Style Book
with Transfer
Patterns Free.
Dress Goods.

The opportunity we offer
you for selecting your dress
materials has many advant-
ages as we have nothing in
this line that was shown last
year. When you pay no more
and in many instances less
isn't it to your advantage to
try here2
The Marshall republican., 1907-11-01
Hosiery.

We are certainly getting a
reputation on the above line
from the way people are buy
ing them. There is no de-
partment in our house that
has shown the gain that our
hosiery department has.
Let us supply you.
The Marshall republican., 1907-11-01

to Monday, Oct. 18th. showed a
wonderful increase over last year, as
we nave sold PIG cloaks this season
and every one of them is this seasons
purchase. Just think Of this when you
get ready to buy your cloak.
You pay no more here and besides
you avoid the chance of buying last
seasons styles, as we have none to
offer you.
The evening world., 1907-10-30
K,ESSEER| 5 ! | / CO.,
STOCK BROKERS'
HAVE. FAILED
9f4a5sisgl-z5 tslzE7Flsl 4 IL HeHVs - ra- (c0sh@
Assignment Of the Firm An
nounced After Stock Mar
ket Closed To-day.

Kessler & Coz of No, 81 Wall street,
a stock Exchange irm with an cx-'
tensive business, made an assignment.
This atiernaon 10 ,ewiliiam Williams.
Announcement OF the failure was made
after the close OF the Stock Exchange
and in tho preliminary notice no mem
tion was made OF athe amoun. or as
sets and liabilities
The members OF the firm nre Alfred
Resslcr. Rndolr L. r, FiInsch and WIN
lam X. Ii!iictl Mr.. eyScssler Gaso the
stock Exchange member He waa ads
mittcd on April is. 1907. The date d. the
organization OF Tho irni.
The kosslrr iirm hild International
connections aal conducted "A gctarai
banking business. dealing heavily IN
foreign exchange Mr.. Williams, the
as s xnec. ife 4 l,tyser ~ Nh Is Mail
FftrAet. and Was lformeriy Eniied States
Commissioner ef ioiiaisrailHf> ~ tRis
yprt, .5o X
"The immediate. catSc af our sus-
pensaon,s saiH Ah, NifisAi Rcssler this
afternoon .sis nJt TIC stock market
with which lie have lad vrgy little 10
do. II was caused hy BAY inabtitty 10
.,e!l our foreign drafts and TO the fall
|1ire 81 ond III o,is partners. who ,s
seriously nj, to furnish irs immediate
cash eno..csgnry "a 1,er, cur maturing
bills. ff1itln unntle rs say on hand
what DIR llsbilitics amount to," N.
ss ts--,---rr.s. 8l
a ~ ! Deltis II EVANS. ALE
lM1ah YSnf iunAhAna - A1an1r ~ 4 WV, "a
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.MELLEN DEFENDS
new HAVEN ROAD
4 4

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Oh. n.-A, a
special n,eeting OF the New York. New
Haven 4 Hartford Railroad Company
hold herr thss afternoon, John g.
PArssT, s,scrctary OF tho company:
Edward D. Robbins. attorney. and
Ausustus 8. May. trraxurer. wera
chosen directors 10 all three places on
tho board which had been lcf, wnflled
when three n~n representing the Bos-
ton 4 Maine rosd had declined TO serve
The n,i,cr twenty-five members OF the
,,oard wore reelected,
3 On motion of,J. P,N Morgan i,t vas
'unananpusy votc,t that the capital s,os X
be Increased ny t3I,.is shares, ln.,rad
of ihc a5i.tM proposed IN ,hc advertised
notlce. yh!s would mean nm ,s-ue os on
share 10 three instead OF one share, o
four. and the directors viii pass upon
the amour, 10 be. issued and It's ratio,
A.. Heaton Robertson, Of thts city,
moved the adoption Of the annual re-
port which had been submitted ~ pam
phiet form
Bulkelcy at once offered an. DIGESTION
to number Of thinEs In the report.
and cstticisinE tho management OF the
property, and Especially IL expansion
pGpaSsi, prss:,1.n. M.l,.n maas long r,p,y d
AAsWog ~ the stAsslAsa< of sAaaes
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Rurnored That Young Woman.
Obtained $500, 600 in Pri-
vate Settlement.

R1vDRHEaAD. L. l.. Oct. ao.-rhe viii,
of tho late George c. Taylor, the
wealthy and eccentric retired farmer.
who died some time ago In his hand
some asomc at Islip was tsled here to-
day. The .wsl dtspoaes OF an immense
amount OF money to a great many in
stitutione. and also to relatives and
worirnssn employed about the place.
Not enc cent is ief. to Mrs. rAnx
Head Bodley. daughter OF sirx. Betsy
Head. who was housekeeper for Mr..
Taylor. Mrs. Head died shortly bseors
Mr.. Taylor..and although pos6essed Of
a small fortune, ~ cut on hsr Aaszyh.
ter with s6 hsnasss SHE - rsafyss1
sredar ~. Bss. ! co4sbmss .m-
pioyed by Taylor. ~
In the orisina, will Taylor len tbs
young woman the income from 800. .oot
during her life. hut when she married
the coachman against tho wishes of her
mo,her and Taylor. The millionaire ex-
secuted codicil revpkins the beouest to
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PIMLlco RESULTS.

PIMLrCo RACE TRACK, Nd, OCT.
1.-ResuNs of the races hero to-iay,
were as followss
FIRST RACE--For two-year.o!ds; .,x
fnriongs. Tom Shaw, l05 (EnslnndcrJ
tS to and. even) l. Eonite. " (Rosen),
.ts TO ! and 3 to u 2 Ferry Lander. b
.tHenry) g TO ~ 8 Time--i.ls
SECOND RlACE-Three-year and
upwards six furlongs. Simple Honors
lis tHarty). 1 TO . and out. won, Sep-
tune. 1m fDclAby), s 10 / and 8 to /. Soc
ond; Hoot Mon. III tEnglandsr1. I 10 4
and to ?, third TIme--l,lT
THIRD RACE Four yea .oids sell.
inK: mile and ser-nty yards ~ Ormon,l..'. /.
Right, lg, 'DelabSp. I 10 and out, won.
Progressing l0s tAlcCahcy) oven and
out, second; Paul Clifford i0f iGolI- :
stein,. 10 te and 2 10 ]. tlEri TItne--
l,tsi-5
FOURTH RACE ste~plesnase, ave.
iycsr.olds and upwards iwo miles. J.
Telifnrr. IA fsnrHgc). - 20 : and out
won; Warr"n.ors IL. ismith, 20 10 /
hnu 70 = se,ond Jonah. III ,r,owser)
II 10 and even. third Tine-I3t
FIFTH RACE Thr ee y car-olds and
1VpwHrt; ore mile,--St Jeanne. o. CFrair.
brother), ! TO and l#to s. III Ocean
spray. llo tMcIntyrc). g to 4 and 9 "a /,
q. Jt,pi,or ~ N>elnbS). Z 10 and even,
s. Time-l.N.
SMITH RACE-Three.yea and
upwards; mile and a sixleenth -rIvan-
hoe, lh Henry, II to and TO 10
won: Dsla 6trorIia, & (Fnirbrothsrl, u
- I And . 10 4 ssonrd; Nancy. 10 1ls-
Sss3. . 70 a ana , 20 \ third. Tfns- Is
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Aesyy Eett,na in Third.

a world OF meney Was net in the
third race. Single Stone, which rarried
iec bulk III the coin Won all tho way
rom Black Sheep. which beat out
Rctnc W. for the pace money,
An Alone ran with single Stone Ave
lengths ahead OF the rest to the wretch.
where the f'rmer. quit The betting M
dicHted that Al, Alone wouldn't do, for
his price went from . to 10 5 to i.
Twelve horses started in this race.
and as far M the betting was con
ccrncd nine of them might have hesn
loft in their stable Tho play centeFa
on Single stone. Recne W. and Al
Alone. @
Emery and other Nise boys went tc
Reene w, while Frank Farrell and
baeey Johnson swAlrped the ring with
money ON Single Stone
Yves In the Fifth.
Yves won tho fttn after following tho
nnce II ~. stretch. where ise carried 81.
Valentine Wide. Siandogef. heavily
t)Itti "a ht seccnd, lais ~ iafc3w way to
ii;a tar ,urn. where lie tiyas IilaragtnK
fs ltst long ctoash, lsewever, 70 b
tAIrJ
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$$3300,,0D(|,O0O=AAY
B[PO0[[D= into
|. P HOLDING !: Co,
Board of Directors Considers
Disposition Of It's Out
side Stocks.

A special mAstang OF sthe full Board
OF Directors OF the Union Pacific Rail-
road was held this afternoon at the Of
fces OF tho company. to consider the
pruot.1n OF mating Ter ne ~ eaa-tt he
company's stoohn In other railroads caa
~ distributed TO. TIA -stoeie..aidnrA. Pre-.
ferrsd stookholdsrs. holders OF common
stook and members Of the srna.cate
witch took the Eb,0oo.ooo convertible
bonds issued by tho company last sum-
Bser are At odds a. to how they should
share in the distribution.
Al the conclusion OF te-days meeting
Secretary Alexander Millar, OF the
Union Paclrc, Eave out the following
statement:
Upon the call OF President, Harri-
man meeting OF the Board OF Direc-
tors Of the Union Pacific Railroad was
held to-day. A, hts suggestion the
question waa c1 1nsidercd Of 80 placing
tho resources OF other companies held
by the Union Pacific that this Beneficial
interests therein should best accrue to
the Union Pacific stockholders and their
interests be best protected.o @
"A special committee Was appointed
to take the matter UP In conjunction
with the, Executive Committee of the
Union Pacific Board. such committee Ia
report at a subsequent meeting OF tho
full BOARD OF Directors, When = plan
Rls decided upon. II u intended TO sub
nit It 10 the stockholders for approval
THE fun committee is AZ follows. u
III. Hartman, IL. Il. Frick. Marvin
{IlughI,t, H.. y. Loreyt, james Stillman,
oliver A,iIes. r. Al Valentine and
Robert Walton t;oclst.
MIR Hartman Rays that whatever Il
done the convertible bpndholders will
be fully protected
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1000, 600 Revert to -Estate

The will Was dated Dee. 10. 1900 II
bedueathed 100000 In real estate in
-Islip to MHHr Betsy Head. # also garc
her $1,000, 900 in bonds and stocks. but ms
Mrs Head died before Mr. ylnr the
y9Settest to rr5rcyertcd roTtlle estate.
, The next provision In the will was for
Aiss=4zeaa Head. +s.a= daughter OF Mrs
Head, He provided that she receive the
income from $4,000 during her hfe time
zt;if fs,Stfiiis IiiFiI1as=W be
-tlYided -hetMcen Yale, Williams, Hobart
and Princeton Colleges. When the girl
married the coachmnn. the aged mttlion-
a4se= revoked provision by =eetiirii
and instead OF leaving the money to the
five colleges originally named he Kave
the money with unconstitutional amount of
$4,000 to the Moses TAYLOR Hospital In
Scranton. Pa. which institution was
founded by his father
7 He aaeo beaueathed tke sum OF s,oo..
a 900 to each. OF his fifteen nephews. The
sum OF 500 each ts left to three work
men VINO were employed about the
place One of thes. bcnenciar,ss was
Frederick w. Bodley. bu, when he
married nhe Head Eirl he, too. wHs
cut out OF the will and another work.
man gets the money.
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Bankrupt Mayer & Co. Col
lateral Nay Be Sold
Despite Holt Decision.
REVERSE LOWER COURT
Banks and Trust Companies
Permitted to Unload
at Any Price.

Tho United circuit Court OF Appeals
this afternoon handed down. an opinion.
holding ska, Judge Holt, OF the United
States District Court. had no authority
10 siasus= 1. rdeI=ex.Haiaia;= banks!
and tr,k.- companies from disposing OF
collateral held by them to secare loans
made to Mayer Co.. the suspended
stock brokerage drgn, 1t was held
further thai the original provisions OF
the loan agreement VIII stand. which
vii! permit the baniszto sell the col
lateral 10 protect the loans:
In tho appointment of +. G.. Benedict
as receiver Judge Holt also issued the
customary restraining order. which en-
Joined the members OF tbs brokerage
fifin and all Others holding sssatss sSfn
which the tirm wa. tntepatsI D6m1d 1dis-
- tite Afrne until So ofddfed by
the Court Tliss prevented banks and
trust companies i,ottlirg stocks and
bonds hypothecated BY Mayer & Co.
fronl-seiiins them out under. the rule
OF the Stock Exchange.
The deprecia ton Of tiTr stock market
had wiped ont the 20 per cent margin,
1t WIS eenten,letl ssttt f-eesit.,e 10
hold The stock. and bonds uIIIu ordered
by tho Court seXaro losses Mould re.
suit.
F. LAWYER Thatcher, for the ChIse Ma
.touH H,rrsk Il tt.tttotttic-; to st,t,<
stantiate his position ;ilglt ;ie ordet
s,tt,s.. +t4sss i-s.:i.s!t
selling JHa srJuFfvi0s AZ rlta best p!T!Se
obtainable. Should there be loss. he
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Bequssts for exec utors.

Tho exeSatora are Percy r. ryne, Z
nephew OF the deceased. and Hsnry A..
Lindsay. OF Newark, To each OF thsse
executors Is Ktvrr the sum Of $4,000.
bcsides the legal fee for acting A. ex-
Acutors. The. value of the eatate Ia
given -siec. .nnn IN real and 10000
personal property. but II Is ssii the,
actual value OF the estate Ia over 80.
ooh,ano.
Air. TAYLOR was ono OF the oldest and
wealthiest mon on Long Island, He
Was never married While on trip
10 Europa some years ago he met Mrs.
Head and brought her and her daughter
TO this country and csta blished them In
his home alt Islip. Tie gtrl was UNI
usually pretty And Mr.. Taylor became
greatly attached 70 her
When the s.ri's mother died II waA
expected that the Ktrl would inherit
mach money and there was consider.
abla surprise whom the girl was cut OF,
with s..
There were rumors OF ! coltest Il
be made BY the girl. but the matter
was droppc1 snd a. 10 supposed that
some sort OF se,ticmen, wan mad,
with Mr. Tayaor before he diod, some
say the girl received 10000,
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nrs-,.os,.,,. tx Hnots.y society -heA vi -
was a. daughter of Mrs spottiswoeI
-Echenck k.-Aho yed--at----thc : sIra,ford.-
No. Ii Ea.t Thirty-sesonu street. and
: nj crs =1f EcrT z .ss6tK ss;ssst
nsi Capt Collins NJ Georgian Court
FisE=1::--t1errSe@tin @tinstsd-st===4l4As-:
rraod. They met again at Gibraltar End
became engaged .e-weddirs, Shsch
took place In California; was brilliant.
saftoE. and their bridal tour was town
circle the globe. They set out from Ban
Francisco for Honolulu. but II ended
there, Capt. Gtenn's money gave ou..
At lis said. and then they made the mu-
tuaily painful discovery that neither
had the wealth which the other tup-
pJsst.
TWO years ago the disappointed bride
"a ma home from Europe with her eight
months-old baby Georke to sue for
= divorce.
A Stormy Honeymoon. =
The marriage of Captain Collins and
Nats4e schenck teek place In ST. Johns
: Chau,l. Monterey. The story 81 The SUBJ
sequent three months Of her married
;its wss stormy ore It ins
cluded the interrupted trip to@ths
Orient return 70 California and
{ . trip east; TO New York. meeting
I 6y Captain Collins with a woman. TO
whom he Is said 10 have given a check
] for 500 With the funds % meet y. and
rru5trs OF Hear, of 8ip1 nnfp 7 20 r=tshk-
In her M second season at Newport.
Miss Schenck. who WAS then only
sixteen, conceived the Idea 81 rats-
lns 1900 for tina purpose of pro-
9yiding an ice plant for the Red cross
An Cuba by means of mn endless chain.
she was tho originator OF an idea that
D 4aiierWard provided n medium OF getting
coin Tor al, sorts OF purposes Miss
I Schenck's Ice fund. 10 which every one
was asked To- Scon,ribntfa dime, reached
$500 and the endless chain had tosec
\ called of.
Rumor provided her At one time with
a sunern Tatlers she entered Into the
life OF Newport and New fork With n
I Vim md beeRme one OF the hes, knewli
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