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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-12
We Paid $1OO,O 900.

For the nights to Liqlozone, aIteF thousands of tests had been made with it, after it's power had been demon gtrated for more than two years in the most difficult germ diseases. Con- ditions which had resisted medicine for years yielded a. once to it, and dis eases considered incurable were cured.
 That was five years ago. Since then millions of people in every part or the world have shared in the benefits or this invention. Nearly every hamlet, every neighborheod. has living exam ples of it's power. Now We ask you to let it do for you what it did for them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-12
ever assembled.

MELVILLE k. INGALLS,.
 Who organized the great rail road combination known as the Big Four" He began his busi- ness career as water boy on a railroad.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-12

internally. They are impossible, for they destroy the tissues as well as
 .ae germs. That is why medicine proves so helpless in dealing with germ diseases. Liquozone, on the con- Tra.v. acts as a remarkable tonic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-12
Wit and Hume z LESLIE M. SHAW.

HIIE eX-SecIet.I-y If the trea -li=
 during It o
 ia career known k as tie ~'ef teller of ra net. He has been likeHcd to Lincoln lis democratic 1va =, his careIe- ness Of dress. his eDEgFamS and LI heffFply Illus t1s.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-12
soc Bottl.

A-azT J A ,,oa- 1T you , wish 10 know v will then nal YOU 1s s1 druggist 2. ;IIi..s;a s;aJ
 pay the ist o,,sss.a ,,.e is our free ss n1ad'ea'| GqISe'| to let the sodact ,fss itss,, it can do. h justice ta 1| accept it today. fo, " !, der no obligations ps,I Liquozoue costs sa. T.dd
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-12

Englishmen are said to be slow in to the girls polite method of telling an unweleome suitor to go to the infernal regions
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-12

Here is a sample of the aptncss of his stories:
 man went to him one day when there was talk of some customs frauds in New York to ask if he intended starting an investigation.
 II knew fellow once" said Mr Shaw, "who hunted foxes with q brass band. IA very long and embarrass- ing pause, while the secretary went ou signing his mall He didn't get any foxes"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-12

'I tell you how it is. my good VOL. an," he said finally, I'm always will ing to climb tree for anybody, bat couldn't climb Il greased pole to pleas my mother. I want to help you, but simply cant do it
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-12

Senator DepeW once raised great laugh at d London banquet by quoting the following poem as coming from
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-12

Here is a sample of the aptncss of his
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W.,t C,mmrnelng Mon. Mat n
TNEQUAt.ED NAtDhlN. u ii''.f s.,r
TTcWErfA's fNtfNh Mt,.>NN itsisa
AIMS RrsrieANA TRIO LAS
,nH Dancers GOLDMAN 20
5medllns. ElWElLi iantas'..--.---
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BRIEFS BY WIRE

The amelter employees. number
ms COO. Of Grand Forks, y, c., Will
oppose accepting the low wage
scale proposed by the CRANKY com
pany
Five non.unlon boiler makers
have been driven from Butte by the
union men.
Tho small boy with the air gun
haa been eliminated az ChehaliH.
tho council passing an ordinance
that no air gun can be used within
tho city limits.
State Auditor ClauBons reports
show that there In balance on
hand In the general fund AZ
Olympia OF si0i 1875.
Striking boiiermakcrs az Tacoma
viii return 10 work al the old scale
OF wages within the next few days
sheriff &. A. Fitzpatrick. of San
Miguel county. Colo. IL at spokane
en- route 20 Rathdrum for Steve
Adams to take him 20 Telluride
% stand trial for the alleged muir
der OF Arthur Collins.
The Northern Pacific announces
that trains will be In operation
on the North bank between Pasco
and Vancouver some time this
month
Al Topeka. Kansas. a Jury has
found the Harvester trust guilty
on f2 counts and liable TO fine
Of So, 600.
safe crackers blew open aud rob
bed the vault 81 the Carney. Okla
bank and got away with $1,000 in
currency
Senator Piles may get an AZ.
polntment to memhernhip on the
senate committee on the District
of Columbia
The body OF Lewis Larson. for.
mcrly Of Everett Wash. has been
found IN q box car at Auburn.
Wash. Death WAS due to heart
trouble
Before the rivers and harbora
congress convention AZ Washington
James IAN stated that the rail-
roads will gladly w0rk for the de.
vriopmcnt OF the country he stat
"a that the traffic OF the country
has grown 80 rapidly that the roads
are unable 20 handle a.
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SEATTLE BOY PILOTS
MOCK CONVENTION

Hickman Price, son Of tohno ~.
Price OF this city. and three years
ago one Of tho powers OF student
activity at the locM high school.
has for the Inat several weeks boeh
one OF the most prominent yeung
men IA New York. Az chairman Of
the Columbia college committee
which recently held a mock con.
vention and nominated Charles
Evans Hughes Cor president, the
Seattle boy had IN HIS hands the
management OF ono of1he most Pre-.
tentloua undertakings which amy
college IN the United 8tatoa has at
tempted Under his competent
g6idance the convention was aae
Of tho unst successful undertakings
Ia the history OF the college.
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DIVORCED from HOPE.

with a little sound advice on tho
subject % getting a divorce. which
would be essential because she did
not intend to live with him any
more. laura Moor left her husband
Louis X. Hope. Oct ~. 1905. aud
never came hack she carefully
left All his clothes nicely washed
and then started oat 70 make her
living Hope got hlH divorce yes.
tcrday
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ABSC0NDER CAUGHT
AFTER FIVE YEARS

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Dec 10 r.
After a chase OF nearly five years.
aud practically around the globe.
Frank Walters. former treasurer OF
Cooopah lodge No, 81, Independent
Order Of Redmen OF this clay. an
alleged abnoonder has been a.,
rested hore Walters ~ charged
with making away with q large
amount OF money belonging 60 the
lodge. OF which he had been an
officer but a few months when he
disappeared early Ia 1903.
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they mot George Fclphes. a waitcr
on the steamer son0ma, one night
IN the burned district lie asked
them TO direct him TO hotel. In.
stead they struck him down with
the butt end OF pistol and relieved
him OF SIS ln gold
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MISUNDERSTANDING

.grs g,5 nSyis t,, YAIEEg G gq@saig'
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TO DOCK AT
BaE MI RTOn

SAN DIEGO, Cal. Dec 6 Al.
miral swlnborne'a squadron s'oam
ed iato the harnor and anchored
along the front
The two deatroyors, prchle and
Perry, we're already here. an
ohorcd close 90 the Coronado shore.
The vessels that came IN we're the
Charleston, flagship. ST. Louis. Chi.
cago aud Milwaukee. ~ cruisers,
Tho Charleston and So Louis VIII
remain here until the arrival OF
the collier to roplcniah their coal
supply They viii then depart for
bremeIton, on Puget Sound. to- be
docked.
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AMUss mENrs.
SFATTIT THFATFR

Russell ard
erl,y nnhL. ..an. y NoLn rows cAnIN.n u.aal
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BUTTE, Mont. Dec. 9 ~Advicea
from the Crow Indian agency state
that smallpox has broken out
among the Grow tribes and a spread
nf The enldnmlr d feared.
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THIRD AVENUE TT

Phones. sunset Main iSeai ina 80
Am This Mcck
"THE ENslHN' ....isi
VIM Tfawnffha Famous NaN
.ornaana az sass evenings
nIan
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CALLA0. Peru. Dec, G-Tho
American cruisers Washington and
Tennessee, which have arrived, viii
remain a week taking on coal Tho
health conditions aboard the ships
arc eNcellnnt.
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Theo. Wits & Co.

iNVh FIRST Az
For the best shotgun Ammunition
ON earth. Winchester Leader and
Indian. 49,
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lam lleg4Q, Thomas Couwell, VIM,
McI.aughfn and James Purcell have
hcen each sentenced 90 90 years
imprisonment IN the penitenuaiy.
These four thugs were convicted OF
highway robbery, Two months 70
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-07-11
MARKET QUOTATIONS
The Latest Closing Prices In the
Principal Markets

PHILADELPHIA = FLOUR firm
winter extras. ss40Gs 90. Pennsyisa-
MIA roller, clear, SS.l5G4: city mill
fancy, $500 s. 60 RYE FLOUR quiet
per barrel $500. WHEAT veal
no; : Pennsylvania. red. sfi2 q s..
Gle. OATS quiet. No. white. clip
ped, Sic. lower grades. 4elac. HAY
steady, at $23 500 p for large bales
PORK steady. family. barrel s2O5O
BEEF steady. beef hams per barrel
s2SG "a POULTRY. Live steady
hens. l4leG BE-. old roosters. l0i5c.
Dressed steady: choice fowls. "A
old ROSTERS. Zoe. BUTTER steady *
ira creamery. PC. EGGS dun. So
lected. 1914 q 20iAc.: nearby. 10
southern. l5Ql6c. POTATOES steady
Old, per bushel 200 25c.. new. $lsrc
per barrel, az 70 quality
BALTIMORE = WHEAT dun; No
2 spot. e4Q SAC; steamer No . spot
e5h g o5izc.. southern. S5A n 92l.
CORN firm: mixed spot 60Q 6Oisc .
steamer mixed, 56ia ii o6ssc.. southern
67Q6oe. OATS steady white. No .
o0q6O12c.; No. 3. asa 49isc. No 4. a.
Q471ec.; mixed, No ,. 47d 47iac.: No
3, 46d46lsc.; No. I. Asa 45Izc. BUT
TER easy; creamery separator extras
2tbfc.; held, goa 2lc; prints. asa 2sc. .
Maryland and Pennsylvania dairy
Maryland and Pennsylvania Ia y
1613c.; Virginia. l6Gl6i.c; West Vir-
ginia. Ice; southern, 15d 15lzc.
NEW YORK - BUTTER Irregular.
creamery, common TO extra. 1920
state dairy, common to fancy. 1SG
23iSc.: western factory. common "a
first. 17Ql9i2c. CHEESE arm; new
ttate, full cream. colored and white
small, best, l2l9c.; do inferior. S4lOc .
skins. la Sc. EGGS frm; state. Penn
sylyania and nearby fancy selected
white. 20Q2lc.; choice. fSlbG19c.
brown and mixed extra. 19c: first ~
extra first, l6u l7ikc.; western first
l6c- POULTRY. Live steady; sprine
chickens 23c.. fowls, lac: turkeys. lie
Dressed easier; western broilers. pa
29c.; turkeys. l0Nl4c.; fowls. III
| l3lkc. PEANUTS steady. fancy hand
picked. 6isn6Mc.; other domestic. 81
barrel. $l.25N4: old. per bag. Tse n
xl.23: sweets, per basket. 81 .5Od2 p so
| CABBAGES firm; per crate, $lM1.S7.
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THINKS BRYAN WILL BE NOMINEE

Representative VIM. A. Jones. of the
First district, in Washington en- route TO
New York, TO attend the marriage of a
irlend, said In an interview:
1T looks to me that Mr.. Bryan is the
only man who stands any reasonable
chance to secure Democratic nomination
to the presidency next year believe he
Is stronger than he has ever been. and If
nominated it looks to me that he will
stand more than an even chance TO win:
that Is, II there is not a change in condi-
tons"
Mr.. Jones appears to be in excellent
health. he was far from well when
congress adjourned, and made a trip 70
Cuba Tor the benefit of his health. The
voyage did him great good. Later he
went to Bermuda, and this Journey had
q most salutary effect also. There has
been some talk of Mr.. Jones making a
trip to Japan before Congress reassem,
bles. and should he do so and the LONG
sea trip have an effect proportionately
as good az the short ones, he will hay.
about all the health a normal eonstitu
ton can stand.-Wash. Corr. Times-Dis
patch.
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Eathsr WIN Provide For Her.

Norfolk Va July iO.-"My daurh-
fer shall nor suffer for the necessities
of life. Ny uncle in New York has
been teiegraphed 90 look into the case
and be- will Geo whatever is necessary
for her" said nr Powhatan Scheuck.
father OF Florence Scheuck. who has
just returned 90 New York
Dr Schenck said that Do and his
whole family are greatly distressed
over the AFFAIR. bat that his daughter
.eft home O. take mp with Wilson
much against the will Of the family
and he has had no direct commuuica-
ti0n with her since Tie will see 20 IT,
that she suffers for nothing Dr.
Schenck says his daughters mother
and other relatives believe the girl TO
De- unbalanced mentally.
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H0UL0FREEFILIPINOS
Anti-lmperiaIisis against Re-
tea,ion c. Islands.
NE CAgNOT DEFEND THEM
Declare Il Absurd TO Sacrifice Life ard
Treasure TO Defend Territory Whose
People Are Dissatisfied With Arneri.
can Control.

Boston. July io.-The AntiImpcriai-
isl League made an appeal for action
against the continued and indefinite
retention Of the Philippine Islands. d"
The appeal says in part.
the immense and Improbable bur
den of these possessions has never
boon tclt more strongly than today.
h"t i'm tho popular apprehension that
IN, United States might have become
Involved IN war il is now realized
that their defense would demand an
almost impossible military and naval
force On the other side OF the globe
The 9h=uriity of an enormous sacri-
fec ot lic and treasure TO defend a
territory whose Inhabitants are discOn-
tented with their relation to the United
States. % relationship which is de-
Uiorci by The great majority OF our
own liberty loving citizens. has become
patent \ sale 20 Japan has been sug-
Sested in many quarters as a method
of escaping from the dilemma. But TO
SCH 100000 people and their homes
.o any enc is clearly immoral and con.
mary to American principles.
There is one simple just and prac-
tica! method of relief for both coun-
tries. which We urge with renewed en-
phasis. viz. 4 pledge Of early and
complete Independence TO the Philip
Pines. together with a naturalization
by all the great powers. including ia
pan II IS clearly demonstrated that
there is large and influential class
OF educated Filipinos who are able u
guide their fellow citizens in self gov
eminent"
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SAYS situation Is Strained.

London. July lo-The correspondent;
OF tho Daily Telegraph at The Hague
sends in q column dispatch which pur-
ports to reflect the views prevailing
there on the Japanese-American situa-
tion. which he declares 10 be more alb
sorh!ns than the conference itself.
The correspondent says that as a re-
suit of his inquiries he learns the sit.
uation is really strained. although both
governments are trying u conceal the
fact Tie asserts that since June %
the question has entered upon an acute
phase. Japan has been sending the
United states extremely categorical
notes stating without bitterness. but in
the clearest terms the dilemma. that
unless Washington IS able TO control
California. Japan will consider herself
free 20 act directly against California.
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DEFRAUDED UNCLE SAM
Fruit Importer and Three Others Sen:
TO jail and Fined.

Baltimore. July l0-A sentence OF
two years in the city Jail and a fine OF
$4,000 were imposed upon John H.
toward. Of the fruit importing firm OF
J. II. Seward & Co. Of this city. Sew
ard pleaded guilty on June 5th 10 the
charge Of defrauding the government
by Increasing the weight OF decayed
fruit on which there was a refund OF
duty OF one cent pound. In round
numbers Seward is believed 70 have
deirauded the government out OF more
than $50 900
Robert NJ. White. formerly an as
sistant weigher in the customs ser.
vice, who pleaded guilty in the Seward
case. was sentenced to IS months in
jail and 70 pay a fine OF $1,000. ]. A.
Little and Edward Satterfeld. en-
ployes Of the Seward firm. who were
also involved in the case. were each
sentenced to pay a fine of 500. Other
employees Of the firm are already SER.
ing lighter Jail sentences.
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Oppess sendInn Elect to PACIFIC.

Philadelphia. July lO.-The execu-
tive committee OF the Universal Peace
Union az meeting here placed itself
ot record as opposed 70 sending a feet
OF warships 10 the Pacific ocean. The
committee adopted the following reso-
luton.
'ln view OF the feeling existing in
The International relations between ia
pan and the government Of the United
States We regard the proposition as
reported OF sending a feet OF battle
hips 10 the Pacific border as unwise.
luopportune and irritating. especially
as the second peace conference is now
IN session az The Hague. where are
scmblei over 25O delegates. repre-.
sonting 40 governments with large
and cminently able delegation from
the United States. and with represen.
tativos from Japan.
believing that such action is cal
culated 20 impair. II not TO destroy. the
anticipated results OF said conference
and lead more 20 war than TO peace.
We appeal 10 President Roosevelt 10
withhold any such demonstration"
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VIRGINIA REws

samuel NJ Ciegg. ind Ada '. Alex
ander. both Oi Hume. were married
In Washington Monday.
The sherwood estate. in Gloucester.
has been sold az public auction 10 Mr.. A.
W. Wither- FOR Si5. $50
Mrs kslam. wife Of DR.. John ". K-l
lam. of " achapreague. died Monday. aged
about tiity-tive years. Her husband and
two sons survive her.
Gov. Swanson has granted permission
TO Troop 4, OF the Maryland National
Guard. TO enter Virginia for practice
marvh within the bounds Of this state for
ten days, from August 10 20 20.
Complete returns from hecensus taken
by order az Richmond Gifts Council show
the population Of the city today i az.
proNimately 10000 This Is some iiv,,
thousand less than was expected 70 d.
shown.
Parties who went 20 West Point on
the Southern railway July 4. and who
We're fOrced To spend the night there be
cause of lack of facilities To bring them
to Richmond. are preparing 10 bring
suit against the company. About five
hundred suits are thought to d. in CON
temptation
ID. Il. MANAGE. passenger and traffic
agent OF the Raltimora and Ohio r r.
has informed the Corporation Com
mission that the company was revising
its tariffs in Virginia and that the com
pany would observe the order Oi the
commission and fix passenger rates az
three cents instead OF the thres and "A
hall cent rate a. at present The belief
now IS that Judge Pritchard will hold
that he has jurisdiction in the appeal OF
the railroads of the state against the or
der of the Corporation Commission Il king
a twO-cent passenger rate.
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OUR NAVY.

IL seems that practically nearl,
the entire fighting force of our navy
will soon be in the Pacific. and in thi,
connection it is said that the pur.
pose OF this great naval display,
with fighting Bob Evans in com
mand. is for an object lesson to
Japan. We rather think when the
Mikado sees or hears of our biz
''navee" ne will retire under the shade
OF one of his big chrysanthemums
and fan himself to sleep. For he will
know of a truth that the sinking OF
Russia's fleet in the Sea of Japan is
nothing. Uncle Sam riding the briny
deep with Bob Evans as a good lieu-
tenant on one of our modern men OF
war will put to shame that episode
and there will be peace in the land
and on the waters.
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ROCKEFELLER AND COURTS

The final appearance OF John ID.
Rockefeller in a Federal court in
Chicago, after search for him OF
two weeks on the part Of the officers.
will he beneficial hereafter ns show
ing that there is no man in thiscOun-
try rich enough or influential enough
to defy the courts of the land. Mr.
Rockefeller daughter says herfather
is a much prosecuted man and be-
cause OF the unique position he oc-
cupies. This may Ice true in a meas
ure. but a. the Baltimore Sun aptly
says, it il not persecution 70 require
any citizen in this country. rich or
poor, to appear in the courts TO give
evidence in regard to things that the
government desires to know. II is "A
duty that every man owes his gov
eminent to appear in court Whenever
his presence may be required. either
rs juror OF witness. and the man who
attempts to shirk this duty deserves
no consideration at the hands of the
court. Mr.. Rockefeller has shown
his disregard for courts on more
than one occasion by hiding from
their officers and process servers.
and it probably. in this last instance.
cost the government several hundred
dollars, and perhaps more. to secure
Me. Rockefeller's attendance in court.
He is not n prosecuted man by any
means.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-07-11

New York. July 10.-That a plea Of
insanity may be the defense OF Ches-
ter Il. Runyan. the paying teller of the
Windsor Trust company. who is
charged with abstracting S96. 900 of the
trust cOmpany's funds. was indicated
by his counsel when Runyan was ar.
raigned in court On behalf of Run
yam. his counsel entered plea OF not
guilty to the charge OF grand larceny
lie said he had been informed that the
prisoners maternal grandmother had
died in an insane asylum and that Mrs
Runyan believed her husbands miad
was affected
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-07-11
A BRIEF ROMANCE
Miss Schenck Was Duped and
Would Shoot Wilson.
ILL AND SPURNED AS BRIDE
Virginia Girl Cast Aside BY Manager
CT A. c. Vanderbiit's Show Horses.
Says Alleged Marriage to him Is
Illegal.

Ct A. c. VanderbHt's Show Horses.
Says Alleged Marriage to Him Is
Illegal.
New York. Juiy lo-Miss Florence
Il. Schenck. the Virginia girl who
drove some OK Alfred q Nanlerbilts
blue ribbon winners az the London in
ternational horse show and who ere
ated a scene when the steamship Min.
nchaha dochcd 10y declaring hystcri-
cally that Charles n. Wilson. manarsr
II the Vanderbilt show horses. was
about 20 abandon her. Is confined 20
her bed at the Hotel Victoria. Prcpped
mp with pillows she again t.arfuily
told her story of romance and dc,lar-
ed that she would Kin Wilson On
sight.
Just let him cross my path again"
she cried. and / will shoot him.
now realize that cur supposed mar
riage was Illegal and that have been
duped. he has a wife livine and tho
ceremony which thought sacred
| amounts % nothing am alone ami
unprotected and without friend On
this side OF the water There is Moth
ing I can 90 now hut return % my
me 10 secure a reconciliation with my
father"
! Wilson was seen on board OF tae
Minnehaha lie denied an the state
ments made by Miss Schcnck lie
talked freely and somewhat bitterly
of Miss Schcnck lie declared that
the young woman was seeking notori-
ETY. and intended 20 30 on the stase
Wilson said
Il met the girl on the street IN Nor.
folk | looked ar her AMI she looked
AT me ami then spoke to Deer. Then
| ! took her ont Co the horse show sac
| told me that she was engaged to a
/ lieutenant but that she despisei him.
I She said she vas tired ~ life In Nor
folk suggested that she come O.
New York with me but told her I
had wife ! never proposed mar
riage 20 her. as % a ceremony. that 3
all nonsense.
In New York We ran into my wife
81 the Waldorf but introduced Miss
| Schonck as a friend of mine AID my
wife and | took her out 20 the farm.
near Newport with as. There Mrs.
Wilson ordered Miss Schenck ont ot
| the house. haven't lived with my
| wife since"
Il is now more than SIX months a 20
/ since southern social circles were
stirred by the report that Florence
Schenck. one of the best horseWou' n
~ Norfolk. daughter 81 powhatan :.
Scheuck. a former surgeon in the navy.
and grandGaughter OF former gov
eruor OF Virginia. had abandoned her
home and a prospective marriage with
Lieutenant Thurlow. United States
navy. 20 20 abroad with the Wander
bilt string of horses and show her skin
IS driver on the tan barks on "a
other side.
Society sasped and then. a week
later. when nr Schenck publicly an
nounced that hc had east his daughter
OF forever and h.otted her from his
memory. society ca~ped again. ana
went about JOS affairs