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Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-03-06
JOHNSON cHAuTAuouA STAR.

st. Paul, Mimi, March Ex-Governor
Johnson has signed an agreement with
the management of Chuatauqua cir.
cult to deliver a series of lectures
during the coming summer.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-03-06

Free demonstration of Borden's
Peerless Brand Eyaporated Milk at
the Southern Grocery Co., until Wed.
nesday, March IL. Public invited.
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Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-03-06

M. J. Epley has more real estate for
sale and sells it for less. Why? Cause
he does business in his own name.
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Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-03-06

Miss Sleeper has opened her dress
making parlors at BIS Railroad street
for general dressmaking. m4-3t
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-03-06

In this game of give and take, most
people prefer to take.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-03-06

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The Detroit times., 1908-11-12
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTERURDAN LINES.

D~troit United Interurban LInes.
FLINT LIMlTEDS-sl5 q. m. and
l:l6 IN. Locals for Rochester and
Flint Z a. m. and every two hours to Q
Rochester and Romeo 8 a. IN. and every
two hours to 10 p. m. also III p. m.
PORT HURON L1MITEDs-7:Ss q. m.
Io:+6 a m, SEQ p. m e:4s p. m. Locals
City and Port Huron hourly. .. m TO
local car. run Via Alsonso. To M N.
Clemens, half hourly, $50 a. m. to D.
Clemens G S%s Via sSDs Shore 70 p. hourly e. Ga! NJ
m. TO o:2s y. m, also II .. N.
M. s;sc and 80 >. N. Local, % f iss
E ssc sealy Ne ssS Mon 70 sG To.
JACKSON LIMITEDs-T:IS a. m.
l2:i5 and s:46 p. m. Locals, for Jackson.
! q m. and every . hours until .. m.
i. p. m; for Plymouth and Norfhviiie
1880 a. m. and every two hours until
$3.50 p. m; also p. m. 9 p. m. and II
D.. Saline csrs From Ypsiisnti..
m and haif-hourly TO s:ss p. m; hourly
T'os with haifhouriy service ce' through roa <.
FOR Rcys, OAK. r,rm,.ss.w ava
Pc.aisc-s:so .. M. then haif-houriy
" First car ons-h. ii' ~ou p"i later On p;
For FsrmisEton. Worthwhile. Orchard
Lake and Psntisc-s q. m. and hourly
until II .. m First car one hour later
In,sru.sap car. pas. waiting Station.
last cars awaiting the closing OF
theatera
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The Detroit times., 1908-11-12
.OEvER MAY Be
NICHOLS DEPUTY
GADD ALSO SLATED FOR POSI-.
TON IN CITY CLERKS OFFICE
OTHER APPOINTMENTS.

With SO many changes coming In
political Offices, Jan. /. the politicians
are all guessing as to who will get
the best places. George 7. CASTOR
will take most of the present city
clerks force to the sheriff's Office
with him. John w. Eisman. who ran
for the city clerkship nomination un-
successfully, may be an exception.
Eisman has been asked TO remain
for short time In the city clerks Of
Ace with Chas. A. Nichols, but Is not
likely to accept temporary place.
Nichols has not given out his choices,
but 1t Is whispered that William S.
Dever may be deputy clerk. while
Charles A. Gadd Is likely to be journal
clerk. Percy Kempt. Charles Roth.
stein and Herman Barras are others
who are likely TO land clerkships.
William F. Moeller has them all
guessing. He announces that he will
not make public any OF his appoint
ments until he has them all complete
and will then give out the whole list
at once.
The advent of Forbes Robertson as
county auditor may mean another
shake-up In the county building. Aud.
itors Buhrer and Oakman are not ex-
actly cordial in their welcome to Rob.
ertson, but II has always been custom.
airy to give the incoming auditor a
share OF the plums. Also. Oakman is
running for reelection next year and
Il would not do TO stir up a fight just
now.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-12

he found that all had left together.
and that they had taken train for
Pittsburg.
In addition to taking all the articles
OF value she could pack into trunk
and two large bundles. the wife, II Is
alleged, took $500. the savings OF sever
al months hard toll on the husbands
part. leaving him practically withon'
cent to buy food for himself and
the three children left behind, 10, 3
and l-2 years. Mrs. Rogutzski took
with her a boy OF s years and girl.
aged 4.
The husband visited police head
quarters. Wednesday morning. to en-
list the aid OF the police In CAPTURING
the clipping pair. but was told that
they could do nothing. 1t was sug-
gested that he follow the couple to
Pittsburg and cause their arrest there,
but he has no money. and TO hunt for
them In Pittsburg would be like look
ing for needle In the haymow. he
concluded. So there Is nothing for
him to do but make the best of 1t. and
hire woman to take care Of his three
little ones.
"And this Is what l get for being
kind" said Regutzski through an in
terpreter THAT fellow, Hmilewski,
got out OF the house Of correction only
two weeks ago, after serving so days.
He came to my house without a cent
and begged my wife and me on his
knees TO take him in until he could
get on his feet again. This Is how
he repays me-
The Detroit times., 1908-11-12
.bUE[0W PALE As
He TAKES SEAT
CHANCELLOR HEARS BARON
CAMP pEPLoRE SAD PLIGHT
OF EMPEROR.

BERLIN, Nov. Livery available
inch OF space was occupied and hun.
dreds were turned away from the
doors when the reichstag resumed its
sitting today. Chancellor Won Buelow
appeared thin and pale when he en-.
tered amid profound silence.
Baron Camp, conservative, said he
thought that the anger and bitterness
shown yesterday, by Herr Liebermann
Won Sonnenberg. the Agrarian and
anti-Semite, was no way to treat such
sorowful subjects. II was tragic, he
said, that sovereign with so many
admirable qualities should find him.
self in such a plight. His majesty's
trouble. he added, ought rather to be
ascribed to his responsible advisers
who, since the time Of Bismarck. new.
er had been able to tell the emperor
the truth.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Daniel c. VOORHEES,. 50, Belleville;
Mrs. Ida Conover, 60, Newaygo.
Nellis X. Moore, rs, Wyandotte; Mary
Waiter RAIDER. 2s: 4Maryann Barnsiey,
2s.
Valentine Grzerzot, 26; Agnes Ciosek'
%.
Oscar l. Anderson. %; Margaret J.
Smith, 2l.
Charles Dargel. so: Elizabeth Wag-
ner. %.
Charles Mochnik. 2S; Rose Novak. 80.
Stanislaw Ligowski. 81; Sofia Gabris-
zewska, 3s.
Otto j. Dust. FL: Lucy A.. Reinke. II.
Frederick Folkes. "a: Florence q.
Burrows, 20.
Max RAIDER. IS: Rose Goldfine. II.
John Marshland. 80. Detroit; Janette
Scott. %, SprinRwells.
Charles q. Tableman. Jr., 20 Maoei
+. Hitchings, 81.
Frank Schwartz. 81; Elizabeth Saar
81.
Stefan Loskowski. rs; Martha Robot
mex. 20.
Irwin (. Brown. 81; Grace b. Gren-
VILE. 81.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-12
DAILY DEATH LIST

Michael Valley. IS years. 81 Nine
teenth; Intestinal obstruction.
Robert n. Thompson, tS years. 80
Linden: pneumonia.
Henry Book. 81 years. 81 Hendricks
cirrhosis OF liver
Robert NJ. Kurth. months, 403 Dra-
COON: marasmus.
Joseph g. Haubrick. "a years, Buff
falo. n. Y. pneumonia.
Katharine Kehrer. ~ years, 1921 Por-
ter. pneumonia.
Joseph b. Baker. 20 years. Armada.
Mich; senility.
Ronald A. Craven. 23 years. Aus
tralia: endocarditis.
Sarah b. White, 20 years, SO w. Will
Ifs. heart disease.
Moses Laugtin, II years. $50 Gather
ine; senectus.
Marie Sarnowski. IS years. 62s East
Kirby; paresis.
Margaret Sprenger. 80 years, St.
Mery's hospital; peritonitis.
Hugo Hill. 65 years. 121 Z. High;
thrombosis
Catherine Burns. 81 years. 445 Vine
wood: fatty degeneration OF heart.
Maria Huebel. ~ years, 338 Charlie
voix: mitral insufficiency.
son: dilatation of heart.
Johann Schultz. "a years, IS Preston;
nephritis.
Augusta schuelke. SO years, ~ Herk-
liner: phthltis
Frederick Wonder Heide, so years, sbi
Mitchell; heart disease.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-12
MAYOR ACTUATEO
BY MALICE, SAYS
ATTORNEY HALL
COUNSEL FOR w. r. GARNER, WHO
Is SUING THOMPSON FOR LIBEL,
is BITTER IN OPENING ADDRESS
TO JURY.

The selection of a Jury to hear the
evidence In the libel and SANDER suit
brought by William F. Garner against
Mayor William B. Thompson. was COM
pleted at 10 o'clock Wednesday morn
ing.
The mayor Is represented by Cor
poration Counsel Hally and William
Van Dyke. while A. B. Hall appears for
the plaintiff. The mayor was an In
terested spectator In court. Directly
opposite him sat Mr.. Garner, but there
was no sign of recognition between tho
men.
! After Attorney Hall had outlined
his case, an argument arose on Legal
point, and the jury was discharged
until afternoon Judge Mandell eau
toned the jury about discussing the
case with strangers. or even amoug
themselves, while Il is In progress
This case Is likely to attract good
deal OF attention" the Judge said,
'and II is particularly to be desired
that II be kept free of scandal. There
fore. | caution you TO avoid talking
about 1t with anyone. or listening to
others. II anyone makes an effort to
discuss the affair with you. report the
matter at once 10 me-"
In his opening address Mr. Hall told
OF Gamers early struggles to make a
living, and of the accident which de-
prived him OF leg He told of Gar
ner's efforts in behalf OF Mayor Codd
In 1906. and then referred more direct-
ly to the case at issue.
Mr.. Hall said that he would show
that Garner was the lowest bidder for
walks for the city, and was instrument
tai in breaking up the ring which
aimed to keep up the price. Mayor
Thompson. aeeiated by malice, Mr.
Hall declared, held up Mr.. Gamers
contract, even after II had been ap-
proved by the council. and later In a
bitter message to the council. We
toed it..
1T is not the message we object to-"
Mr.. Hall said. That was privileged
communication. but We do object 10
the fact that before sending the mes.
sage the mayor gave out an interview
In a newspaper. in which he used the
words: THE Garner walks are abso-
lutte robbery" and Garner Bros. are
iobhing the city"
Mayor Thompson was not actuated
by any good motive when he singled
out this one man TO attack. He was
actuated by malice. He passed over
miles OF cement walk built by other
contractors to pick faults In work done
by Garner Bros, all because Mr.. Gar
ner supported Mr.. Codd.'
The Detroit times., 1908-11-12
HIBBLER BALKS
AT FRIDAY, 18TH

Frank Hibbler will take no chances
on the hoodoo combination-Friday
the thirteenth. His trial on the charge
of compromising q felony by accepting
fayors from Annie Smith was to have
started Friday. but, Wednesday morn
ing, an attorney from Allan II. Frazer's
once asked for a postponement. The
reason given was that Mr.. Frazer was
engaged. Judge Connolly looked at his
calendar, smiled, and granted the adj
journment.
Hibbler's case will follow that Uf
Frank Lieske. charged with attempt.
ing to kill Detective Frank Wilkinson,
which starts-next2 Tuesday Capt.
Newberry's trial on charge Of graft.
ing on Annie Smith will follow that of
Hibbler,
The Detroit times., 1908-11-12
BIRTHS

GIRLS.
Anthony Ruczynska, 1881 Chene.
William Balinski. 562 Hancock.
John Swiatek. ESQ Forest.
Bernard Pakizer. $50 Frederick.
Wladyslaw Bilevewskl, 6s4 Medbury
BOYS.
John Kudlo. ga Hancock.
Michael Szymkiwiak. 913 Dubois.
Michael Pietrykowski, 765 Dubois.
John Przystoj AGA Theodore.
Charles KalInski. 999 Dubois.
william Makierewicz. $50 Dubois.
Walter Gregory. 8 Spruce.
Charles Blomme. Marshland-rd.
Frank Pastewski. 1899 st. Aubin.
Valentine Selewsky, 20 Knox.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-12
WIFE, BOARDER AND
MONEY ARE
MISSING
DESERTED HUBBY TELLS POLICE
ELoPERs HAVE SKIPPED TO
PITTssURo WITH $500, HIS saw
INos OF MONTHS.

When Wladislaus Rogutzski return
ed from work in lumber yard, late
Tuesday afternoon. he found his home
at No. 6s4 Twenty-third-st. practically
denuded and his wife, Frances. board
er. Beleslaus Hmilewski. and two OF
his FIVE children missing. On inquiry
The Detroit times., 1908-11-12
FOOTPAD ATTACKS CAPT.
McDONNELL'S DAUGHTER

Mrs. w. l.. Granger, Of the Walsh
apartments. No. 237S West Grand
Boulevard. daughter of Chief OF De-
tectives Mcdonnell. was attacked by
q thief on the boulevard. near the
Michigan Central viaduct, about
o'clock, Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
Changers assailant. young man,
Jumped at her from behind, and seizing
her by the shoulder. bore her to the
ground. He then tried to grab her
purse, but Mrs. Granger chung to II
tenaciously. at the same time scream
ing loudly for help. The fellow be-
came frightened and ran without max
ing any further effort to obtain the
purse. Mrs. Granger suffered no Ill
effects from her experience
The Detroit times., 1908-11-12
DIED

BRADLEY-Nov 9. at es Holbrook
ave. Richard s. Bradley, OF Toronto
Ont, beloved husband OF Marjorie M
Bradley. Funeral private, y. m
Thursday
TIVNAN-Nov. 10, John A. TIvnan. a,
his residence, 344 Fifteenth-st., be-
loved son OF the late Patrick and
Mary Yivnan. and brother OF Mary
and Frank Tivnan. Notiee OF fu-
neral later.
BOCK-Nov. 10. Henry, age 81 years
beloved husband OF Ernestina Book
Funeral Friday from residence. 81
Cleveland-st... at 80. and at st
Peters church at y. m. standard
corner Chene and Pierce-s
BURNS-Katherine. beloved wife OF
Robert. and mother OF Mrs. George r,
Pulford. Mrs. Alvin Ward. and Ar
thur Il. Burns. Notice OF funeral
hereafter. London, ont. papers please
copy
JEHLE--Nov. 9. at st. Clair, age S.
wife OF Peter. and mother OF Alfred
Theresa Keves and Louise Seehofer
Funeral from Sacred Heart church AT
sac a. m. Thursday. Nov. IL.
KNBTH-NorE9% suddeniy, Theodore
beloved husband OF Henrietta Knuth
and father OF Emile, Clara, Emil.
ferdinand. Theodore Jr;. and Frank
Knuth, age 81 years. Funeral from
residence. els Watson-st.. Thursday.
1880 standard. 2 o'clock st Pauis
church, Jos. Campau and Jay.
MAIONEY-Nov. 10. Anna. beloved
wife of David Msloney. and mother
OF Mrs. Jas. Mcnamara, Mrs. W. J.
Hslly, Thomas. Martin j.. and Mar
garet Maloney. Funeral from resi-
dence. 3S4 Seventeenth-st.. Thursday
morning at s. and TO st Vincent's
church at s:30.
McCULLOCH--Nov 3. at residence.
2ssh Dix-ave.. Belle. aged 81 years,
beloved wife OF John, McCuIloch,
mother OF Mrs. John Beddow. Fu-
neral Thursday at $3.50 p. m. from
house. Burial private
MIESCH-Nov. 9. at his home, 7O2 Mt.
Elliott-ave, Jacob Adolph, beloved
son OF Jacob and Jessie Miesch. aged
IA yaars--Euneral- Thursday 2p-ff.
from residence.
2. Christine Nau-
mann. aged So years, beloved mother
OF Henry j.. August j.. Fred j.. her
man C., and Mrs Edith Hawks Flu
neral Thursday Mt y. m. from her
sons residence. 337 Grandy-ave.
PIGoTT-Nov. s, 1908. at the home of
her daughter, Mrs +. s. Eaton, in
Gainesville, Tex. Mrs. Ellen Pigott
of Detroit: mother OF Mrs VIM. Blu
chanan. MrsI q. O. Major. Mrs ]. y.
Hutchins. Mrs. 81. L. Haywood, and
OF the late Mrs. John II. Brown. Fu-
neral services from chapel OF VIM. ".
Hamilton A. Co. 26 Elizabeth-st
west. Thursday morning at 10 o'clock
Burial al London, Ont
The Detroit times., 1908-11-12
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The Detroit times., 1908-11-12

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE direc-
tors Of the Union Pacific railroad at
noon today declared the regular quar-
terly dividends Of 1-2 per cent on the
common stock OF the company. The
regular quarterly dividend OF Ia per
cent was also declared on Southern
Pacific common
The Detroit times., 1908-11-12
Delivery Boy Accused Of Theft.

The police are looking for Clyde
Wright. IS. employed as a delivery
boy for McConville Bros. srocers, al
No. 915 Fourth-ave. II Is alleged that
he skipped out with $50. which he COL
lected from a customer. and bicycle
belonging to the firm. ,
The Detroit times., 1908-11-12
FIENp GOES TO PRISON.

JACKSON. Mich, Nov. 11.-(Spe-
cial. WIN Kirk, convicted OF TAX
ing liberties with little girl, was sen.
fenced to Jackson prison for from
three 10 10 years.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-12

And q woman nearly always thinks
another woman Is ugly II she doesn't
say 80. -,
The Detroit times., 1908-11-12

Sob pristIsg done right. Times PRINT
ssg Co.. 10 John Ret. Phone. itee
The Detroit times., 1908-11-12
DIED.

PLENIKOwSkI-Noy 3. Anna. aged IS
years. beloved wife Of Henry Pleni-
kowski, and mother OF Ida. Funeral
y quette ave. at 1880 D. m. standard.
PEILOW-At residence. IN Taylor
township, Peter. beloved husband OF
Sarah Fellow, age rs years. Funeral
Thursday. y. IN. local time. from
residence.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-08-22

The special train Of Puman pulled slowly and steadily
the Pennsylvania national biondoar station
Washington
AS the form of aged gentleman aged
from the middle section there tumuluous applause
from the thousands Of waiting vstorwhc included national Off
diplomats and of foreign
unanimous Of "Hurrah for Senator King!"
The after gracefully acknowledging the sautation slowly
made and, sitting velvet
chair in his tube whked quickly Of sight and
waited in the hundredt of his suite of
Pink house. aside for him by grateful
When called upon later by of the
thousand tm) Western and National
Weekly Senator King the personfcaton of cour and
chvalry.
EYES, the representative of my now he replied
I'm fact the sole remnant OF
housed The people, he added
with smile that lighted up his handsome benign face Sin
my loyalty considered that entitled signal
recognition that political parties my state have been
reegated background and everything carried along
life them all in the United States Hence
presence here.
has changed the years. he added
retropectvey g" remember when but little
of the gigantic Rocky But
The Utah embraces the former
California Nevada Idaho Montana New Mexico Arizona and Colo
those states however, the last legislature passed
creating counties of those sections thus their perpetual
life somewhere on the map of the country
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-08-22

There have been changes state Whv in former
years used to have struggles politics.
scramble for office something terrible behold
wrecked and opposing political parties calling
each other remember be
of church influence and the Gentle terrible oas
But all is changed When around all the
OF the state meet their
day. and then the wireless telephone
that people the be elected see
saved the necessity of having fight having
kind-heaed group of individuals do this live in
brotherly love, with charity for ALL"
look OF benign and beaitude accompanied
SMILE stole the handsome face of the remember
he started that time myself got quite
My enemies but myself know it isn't that
WE'LL
base libel aspred for office that freely
and voluntarily to by those who loved all
loved mOdeSy The
INTO the last one in which had against
our dear brothers opposing parties 1908 At that
member of church the United course
loved him. but alas how selfish had another
mend who wanted to it. Perhaps know him.
Millionaire capitalist who
Utah with its hundredmiondolar building Well
had hopes Tor him. But avaied nothing Good that
and he fates interviewed and he cody
spite loyal and support There struggle
for the office of after that but Utah
Finally the
ing the carefully great personal sacrifice finally accepted
Have got that correctly? Let please Yes
you have it right"
There faint tnkle then the chair venerable
senator sitting made spasmodc then disappeared
the it, through pneumatic tube that led
known region.
Through the King came
back pardon leaving president needs
the Russokorea help yourself tracts
there the particularly that How Foolish
Your Neighbor for Having Political Ambitions The ceased
while at the time the interviewer sucked through
matte tube and carried outside then left standing sidewalk
gazing the shadow of which the
gigantic Pink house.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-29
Why PAY
SIS to $40

To have your eyes examined for
glasses by the binding drug method
and pay a high price for mislit spec
tacles? Or buy cheap worthless spec
tacles from self-styled eyc-specialisss
or opticians who fake from house to
house, hero today, gone tomorrow?
DR.. Hardman will examine your
eyes for glasses free until further no.
tice, by his painless and harmless
methods, which he has used success
fully for rs years, and guarantees
perfect satisfaction.
Solid gold. any style, SIS to IS: gold
filed. guaranteed, SO to SIS; nickel
steel and she'll glasses, soc up.
Beautiful styles in eyeglasses and
chains. Colored glasses carefully Sc
lccted for weak or inilamed eyes, ego
protectors, automobile goggles, etc,
at reasonable prices.
New spectacles made: old spec
tacles repaired and lenses matched
while you wait.
Bring your glasses and see II thcy
ut yOu-perhaps not-It costs you
nothing to test them. Can early at
lis Third street, Clarlssburg.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-03-03
king RE|GNS FOR FRAC-
ton OF A SECOND
Prince bIIiz Has Distinction OF Having
Been King for Shortest Time
on Record

Lisbon, March 3.-InVestgation of
the recent assassination shows that
LuiZ, the crown prince who was
killed, was actually the king of Por-
tugal for the shortest reign in the
history of the world The principal
assassin ran behind the carriage and
pointed his revolver straight at King
Carlos Oack. When he was right
down between the back wheels of
the carriage hardly more than two
feet from the king, he fired point
blank. The king was then standing
up facing the other assassins, who
surrounded the carriage, and the
crown prince in the forward seat was
also standing. The bullet from the
assassin's revolver that went through
the kings heart from behind passed
clear through his body and struck
down the crown prince. For an in
slant of time, therefore, while the
bullet was passing between the heart
of the king and that of his son, Luiz
was king of Portugal. There have
been many kings for day, but never
before a king for the fraction of a
second. The Portuguese government
Is likely to recognize this instant s
reign by inscribing Luiz in the list OF
the country's rulers.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-03-03
Daughter of Stage Beauty
Tries Matrimony Again.
First Venture Not
a Success.
HER HUSBAND IS
ORIENTAL MERCHANT
She Divorced First Husband About
q Year Ag0--He Left Because
She Refused to Support Him
After Honeymoon Trip Cou-
pie viii Go to Japan.

New York. March 3.--Dorothy, the
daughter of Lillian Russell, has
astonished her friends by marrying a
Japanese merchant. Acha Mura Is the
name of the former Miss Russell's
husband, and he is said to be one of
the wealthiest men of the Japanese
colony in New York. Miss Russell
was married to Acha Mura in Phila-
delphia two weeks ago, but the secret
was kept until today. when Miss Rus
sell returned to New York for q few
hours before taking the boat to Ha-
vana.
She was accompanied by Nettie
Bufns, who will go to Cuba with her.
In two weeks her husband will have
settled up his business in this coun-
try and will join her In Cuba. They
will sail from there for Mexico, and
after crossing the isthmus will go on
to San Francisco, from which place
they will sail for Japan.
Dorothy Russelrs first matrimonial
venture was not successful At Is
she became the bride OF Abbott Lewis
Einstein, New York lawyer. The
marriage was runaway match and
caused sensation in theatrical cir
cles. The couple were married Au-
gust Z, 1903. and it is said that six
weeks after the marriage Einstein
beat his wife because she refused to
give him financial aia,