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Mexico Missouri message., 1908-12-31

help her. hui even e. she spoke hsE
trim little foot slipped on the wet
stone, and, losing her balance ccm,
pletely, sho fell backward into the
deep water. while the rod disappeared
upstream.
In a moment Vincent was running at
top speed along the bank tn he came
10 little point Of land near which the
drowning girl must pass. AZ she ap.
preached he ieaped into the water.
and. striking dlagonally upstream,
seized her by her clothing. and. fight.
ing his way back. safely gained the
point OF land. Meantime I had run
up the river toward a boat that had
observed near the bank. Jumping 10
l soon reached the spot where lay the
unconscious form Of Agatha Second,
All this time waa dimly aware OF the
fact that Agatha Third had never
stopped screaming and was now rum
ming up aud down on the opposite
bank sobbins and wringing her hands.
When I reached wilfred he was anx.
iously bending over the girl. but ap-
parently without the slightest idea
what 20 do.
Immediately fell to chafing her
hands and resorting TO the other well.
known expedients for reviving the
drowned. and to enable her TO breathe
more freely removed the tightfitting
diokey OF her sailor suit. II was not
long before she began to regain con-
sciousness, and II was at this mo-
ment that ! made a most amazing dis.
covery. for around the neck Of the
girl ! saw q little silver chain, and
on Il was strung a heavy gold ring set
with large cross Of old.fashioned EN-.
eralds.
called to Vincent, and as I pointed
at the magnificent and telltale piece
Of Jewelry we both gazed at II,
speechless with surprise at discover.
ing in such a manner the secret OF the
Honorable Agatha's identity. Before
she had quite regained her conscious
ness ] readjusted her dickey. and
when she was able to stand we
wrapped her in our coats and carried
her to the boat. There wasn't room
80 ~ ~ AAoA0 AheA WV ~ hAtANS
Vincent get In with her and row back
to the castle. SO they left us. and
Agatha Third and /, too thoroughly up.
set by the accident to wish to carry
through our picnic, followed them
back. walking one on each side Of the
stream until we reached the bridge,
where we Joined forces.
AS We returned l did a great deal
OF thinking. So II was Agatha Second,
after ALL who was the real Honorable
Agatha. For certainly her possession
OF the WyckhoR ring, mentioned in
the will, was proof positive. Now that
/ thought of II. the suspicious circum.
stance Of Agatha Thirds seemingly in.
voluntary rising when Vincent toasted
the Honorable Agatha, admitted Of
many explanations. Al any rate.
whatever her reason for her action,
the presence Of the wyckhoR ring on
the neck OF Agatha Second had proved
to me the falsity OF that other clew
and the identity Of our fair but mys.
terlous hostess.
Cro BE coNTINUED)
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-12-31

The following card made into & blot
ter, signed by 3 dozen grocery firms
Of Delaware, O., has proved very Of.
fectiye IN the no-lieense campaigns
ANY one who drinks three glasses Of
whisky q day for one year and pays
ten cents a drink for Il can have IN
exchange At any Of tbs firms whose
names appear on this card: Three bar
rsla OF ious, 50 bushels Of potatoes.
400 pounds granuIated sugar. one bar
rel crackers. one pound pepper. two
pounds tea. 50 pounds salt 20 pounds
rice. 80 pounds butter. ten pounda
cheese. IS pound1 coffee. ten pounds
candy. three dozen cans tomatoes. ten
dozen pleklaa. ten dozen ofangas, ten
dozen bananas. TWO dozen cans corn.
fe boxes nnAkchea onehAig hunhel
heana 100 cohes soep. IL packages
foiioa cats tof the same money and
ST 9lb1e promln,D f1f making iho
change q hla expeEeIlase&
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-12-31
SYNOPSIS.

Lord wilfred Vincent and Archibald
TeFhune are introduced at the opening OF
the story, In England, the latter relating
the tale. The pair on an outing miss
their train and seeking recreation meet
''the Honorable Agatha Wyckhon,"
whose hand IL much sought after, be-
cause OF her wealth. Five other Agatha
atepfAther, in an eccentric moment, made
his will 90 that the real Agatha. heiress
20 his fortune and the castle At Wye,
t EansiAne. nianit wea ner HnV t,,vy
bound 10 keep the real Agatha's Identity
unknown. An attempt by Terhune 20
Tsrhune finds old books containing pie
ture OF a former baroness Wyckhon,
which is exactly like Agatha Sixth, whom
he IL counting. Agatha Fifth confesses her
love for Vincent and alao that she In the
real heireEa. He Epurna her proposal
Many clews TO Identity OF the real
agatha prove fruitieAs.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-12-31
THE LIVING
WORD
By REV. A. c. DIXON. DID,,
Pastor Il the Chicago Ave. thaooay'sl
Church. Chieaso.

For the word of God 90 quick
(Alivel. and powerful and sharper than
any two-edged sword, piercing even
10 the dividing asunder OF soul and
spirit. and the joints and marrow. and
IL q discerner Of the thoughts and In
tents Of the heart"
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-12-31

The words Of
great men are
treasures. w 2
read books TO ind
out what they
said. We look 10
the papers and
m agazin en- to
learn the last ut
terances Of the
great leaders of
science, politics
OF religion. How
much more Inn
portant a word OF
God. Suppose II
could be proven
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-12-31
ABOUT A
PICTURE
r CoURsE Il wac

y COOhoE " WIZ
a hot day" said
the young wom-
an who was tell
ing the story.
i've noticed that
when you have
anything unpleas-
ant to do Il gen
orally IL q hot
day-preferably a
sticky hot day TN
to the bargain
so that your pom
padour olings to
your face and You
hate your fellow
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-04-16
e6,pimm. nms saa@ertamfts.

9efdnntli9 iperben INNER unb imz
mer tpieoer Seriu6e unternpmmen,
ben pganal" an feiner engiten, ober
INNER nod ca. 40 &ilometer breiten
STEELE 5u bur6Ihpimmen. Bis ebt
1T es nod nidt reht gelungen, ipie
iiberbaupt Die Sdpimmtroft, trob
Der Sportfreubisteit unierer 3sit,
ni6t 10 gut entpidelt iit. ipie Bel Den
@rieden uno HDmern. Sdgte man
bod in 9riehenlano BON einem un@
niiben Meni9en: .gr tann tpebsr ls>
fen nod fdpimmen." Dod iinb uns
aug Der tlafifden 3eit Ndmen be-
riibmtsr Sdpimmer nidt erbaItsn,
benn Die romantif1e @ra6blune bon
2eanber, Der ieosn I5eno iiber ben
SeGIespont gu feiner Sers fhpamm,
1T sine Gage. 2oro 9prpn that es
i'm Sabre 1910 uno mar duf biefes
&raftItiid ouberorbenilt9 itoIS. Oft
bat man tii9tige @9pimmer i'm
arises nerpenbet, Tim Nd6ridtsn srl
iibsrbringsu. 90 aud bel Der 8elu=
aeriins Der Sniel Rt bur9 Die gnsz
lGnosr i'm Sabre 1926. DER @ous
perneir entIanbte brei S9tpimmer
an ben Sersos bon ansouIems. Die
nm gntfdb bitten fOIlten. @iner
tpurbe sefangen, Der stpeite ertranf.
Der brittle lam sliidlid an unb que
iaa1. iaa1 81: befen Shpimmer uno
Sau6er iinb Die perlenfiIber i'm
Ygffdsn M,erbufsn uno auf gsbs
Ion nno bic S9nammiteher in @rie>
denlano unb in Sloriba. au6 bic
Yeipobner Der SiibIssinieln unb Sas
pos, Die Srdusn nidt aussenemmen.
iino in bsm feudten Clement tpie su
Sauis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-04-16


Sin arSt miibte sefrast psrbsn.
Sb ni9t elm @ertpeiunssprpSeB ihun
porber -"
n9lber fonberbar 1T es immerbin:
ba Fben mir brei 2euts auIammen
unb baben iebtr ettpas pirtlid llnsrs
flGrli9es erlsbt ~
0as 9erdifel bes &dffeeseI9irrs
nGberte ii6 Der Sbiir. Dir flosen
ibr ale brsi beiB6unsris sntsesen.
Wieine WlorsensGIte btdten ben Slid.
unb i9 bate meine 5reube. fpie iie,
Thparabefradt pie bic &ellner, eilis
berumflogen.
llnb MOrsen mars seiporben. elm
fonneniippiser Srii6lingsmorsen
9urd's Seniter brad es itrublenb.
Dir rihen es auf un6 lieben bas 2i9t
unb bic belle 5riiblinssfreube berein.
bic ale Sputseididten, bic mir ba
Dor Sag gum beiten seseben batten,
fortblies.
limb mir fparen gar ni6t iibernG6tig
nur jung, jung unb fr0bIi9. Satten
cine Na9t bur9banst unb einen ipsiz
ten Spaaiersaug pur Morsensrauen
semadt, unb uniereRDpfe iparen bann
nod 70 frifd unb = probuttiD seipes
fen -.
Die Sonne itGubte uns @olbflims
msr in bic @eiidter. Der &affee rD9
70, ipie nur @iener 8affee rieden
lam. unb bic 8utterbrote. bic mir
idmisrten, tpu9Ien gu Bergen. bic 10
I9nell, als lie entitanben fparen, tpiez
Der berfdpanben. limb ihs sfdlus elm
9efeufdaftsfpiel bor: iid init Sons
nenitrablen befperfen. Wer ni9ts
fGnst unb nidts trifft unb bier nidt
gu 9duIe 1T, Der muB nu9 benz Sriihs
itiid fortseben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-04-16
Ser 9ebensr
eiis,e pom 6. .. epbO,p.

nSier baben sic rneinen paIetot!
: Old, mein portemonndie :. Nu,
laifen Sie's man orin, sic fnb ia
ne .brliae Saut. Wernide.
.Saipobl. Serr profehor!"
Ser 8ibliotbetsbiener nabm Dem
@elebrten nit elmer auitimmenbsn
9srbeusuns ben Mantel ab unO
bGnste ibn unter Rumms 63. Damn
lieB er ii1 auf einen Stubl fallen.
SsBt nm bic Wlittassitunbe fam ia
bod gli.manb msbr. Cine tIeins
Deile persing.
.Seba. Wilbelm, idlGfit Su am
beui9ten 5ase9" idrsdte i'm sine
Stimme aus Dem SalbI9laf,
.Ranu. 9luiuit," risb er iid .rs
itaunt bic &usen, pfpas maait Su
benn bier9"
,glu, i6 min man -. Wie sebts
Dir benna Seine @tsIluns 9isr,
pas9"
r's sebt 10! = 0onnsrtisl, pis
ii.bit 9u oenn aus!" .entfuhr es 8srs
nide, als er Die dbgetragsns 8lsiouns
bes Dor ibm Stebenoen muiterts.
.gla ia! Sabsnidt ir elm Slid
sebabt tpie 9u. gDsik. bod, idb babe
In China briibsn Dummbeiten ges
ma9t unb natiirlid feline @eriOrs
gunssIfeGl, betommen. ga, unb. isbt
falas' i'd mid miibIum 10 oura :. {.
Sag mai, bm, fds' nal. fannit Ou
mir nidt Elm biB4en aleinselb pums
pens"
Bernids audte DsrIssen Die 9ld.
Ieln.
mas oentft Du benn2 Sa6e ieIs
ber cine Srau un6 6rei SD6ter."
IS braudt nidt piel gu iein,"
meinte Der anbere, unb feline Stimme
nabm einen tlGelihen Con an. ,Rur
Elm pddr 9roihen."
.Mbtr id babe bod ielbit nidts.
MenI9, periieb' bod 9euii9l"
.DsiBt Ou, WiIbeIm, 10 ne Rnis
derei! SaIt Du benn fbon ole Sadie
BET peting p.reeien. mo Did Der
gbinefenferl abfte1en DolIte - uno
tpie Du mir nadber eeiogt baf, id
fonnte Derlansen, frGs if fpoIlte, Ou
niirbeft ss tbun9"
.Wein Soft, ausuit, ia, sepib.
gbsr ih babe bod tein @eIb bei mir.
lino ipenn i6 aud fort poIIte, msine
Glte bat aud nidts msbr."
areuit beuate iid por: .Ra. ipeiBt
Ou. pieIleidt iinb in ben Pd;;st..si,es
elm paar @rofbsn Orin." fIiiitsrt. sr
leife.
Dilbelm fubr suriid. rDu bift
pobl perriidt, Menih! Sd = id
foll = ifeblsn9!A
.Saipobl, bas Iol1ff Dull I'D babe
Did nidt i'm Std eelafen. 9lIIo
LAB mid jebt aud nidt i'm Dred!"
Dernids tGmpfte I9iper. Der
Mann ou Dor ibm bdtte i'm Dor bem
soOe serettst. Wie Der iebt ssrlumpt
dusfab. obne &raeen, aerriFene Sade,
aufeeplabte Stisfsl! 5elfen mubte
er Inn. 2lber pie9 Sort fonni: .r
aidt. $40 foIlts er aud 9.lo outs
tr.ibeng aber iisblsn9 llnpiIItiirIid
fdt er UNI ii&. Su h:zs cir Subsnb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-04-16

8Or,aittass sur n4ufbabrpiiiten" su
fommen. @esen elf llbr eingen mir
dlIe brei biniiber. Das Wirtbsbaus
mar bon bon 9Iasepeibern, bic an Der
2eihe Elm 8atsrunIG bsteten unb
bann unten betpirtbst ipurben. @s
lei f9on aIIes bereit, bisb es - .bie
2sid" babe ~ericbte &lab 4ufbabs
runs" uuf einem pompOien bobsn 2az
ger inmitten bon. Sleanberbdumen.
@ir purben binaufssfiibrt. Die
Sbiire gum SterbeSimmer pirb uns
geOffnet = unb ba f9ldst mir Der
sleide 9erud. Der mid tags auppr,
ba bic 9llte lebte unb munter mar, in
bereinselten Dallen onaebdu6t hattie
= boq unb bid unb I9per entgegen...
= Das mar esq Sd ipeiB es Bis
beute ni6t. Sabe i'd ben Sob bprs
aussero6en9 49,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-04-16

Sm 3peifeI. Sunssr gbes
mann (au einem 9eloOerlsiher):
Was. auBer ben bereits einseIDiten
@e9feln Iaufen nod brsi! Sd
peiB pabrbuftis nimmsr, bub' i9
cine reide partie semadt o6sr Sic!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-04-16

: = SAIausr &trl. r0u. tts
ier 8absr reibt einem INNER itutt
bes trantsn sinsn @Iunben 3ahn!"
.Sa, peiBt Du. bupon fertist Der
eump tbeure @ebiFs fir bic Staot
lieut. an!"'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-04-16

MGnteI, eirer INNER iddb,s.r afs
Der anbere Sin ein5ieer neuer
Mantel ba5fpiiden, Der sebDrte pro>
feFpr @ebrtens. Der bate ia ipobl
BON einem portemonnaie ssfproden.
Oas mubte nod bdrin itsden.
Der Straightforward iab Iein 36s
germ. Gin b06niId pershiietss 2Gs
Geln flos ii6er iein @eii9t.
rSDr' nal. Wil6elm." fling er tpie,
eer an, lid gebe ieBt nod Su Shul5e
unb MiiIeroorf. Dia nal febsn, OBJ
Die mas 6abtn. I'm 8 ubr fomme
i'd ipieber. Denn Ou ounn nod
feline Pinte bait, ssh' i4 in ben Sds
nall"
Damit entfernts er iid.
Sn Wilbelm Wernide's 8ruf be-
gam Der &dmpf BON Heuem. Wie
in elmer 8iiion tdu1te bor ibm bas
per5errte @eT9t bes g9;nsIsn enpor,
por ieinen 9lusep funtslte beFsn
Sold. 8a fauiie in bic 9eIbs Srubs
Der &Ol6en ieines SrsunOss qtusaIt.
= 9,bensretter! Diebitotl! 9e6enss
rstter! DiebItabl! I'm biei, bsiben
8esriffe orsbtt iih fOnfus isin Sens
fen.
Sdsu fab er um iid, sing gum
Wiantd gto. 63 unb Sog ods pnrte>
mpnndte beruus. Rp9mals idb er
ii6 nm = alIes mar itiI! @oriidtig
6ffntte er. 8olb unb Sil6er unb
einise RidslItiide lassn pirr bur9s
einanOsr. adtsis Marf fparsn mins
beitsns bdrin. gr f9GoB bas portes
monnaie unb lieb es fnisber suriids
fallen. glein, iteblen fonnts er nidt.
@r feBte iih pieber auf ieinen Stubl.
glber nit Dem S9lafen mar es pprs
Bel. SO 'dlus aipsi = es IdGug baIb
Orei. Nerpos blidte Wernide ouf bic
llbr. lin brei llbr fam Tein Srsunb.
llno penn er bnnn fein @slb bate &.
llnrulig ging er bin unb Der. gein,
fsiHen 9ebensretter burfte er niht in
ben Sob itiiraen. Das, stng ni9t.
Dit einem Male ma9te er turs tebrt,
sing Su Dem Mantel go. 63, Dffnete
6os Portemonnaie unb nabm oreibis
Pfennis beruus.
@!eid barauf fam Qusuif tpie6sr.
~Ra, Daft 9u pusa" fruste sr
blinsslnb.
Stumm briidte ibm @ilbeIm @ers
mid Die RideIitiids in bic Sanb.
nMaa', baB 9u forttommit."
2ansTdm sins Wernide na6 Souie
= langiamer als fonit. Simmer uns
beba9liher ipuroe ts i6m. Simmer
periuerflider idien ibm ieine Sanos
lung. ylte Sprii4e aus Der SoIoa'
tenseit fielsn ibm elm. Sin S9psines
luno, iper einrm anoern mas mauit!"
bate mai Elm Sberit seiogt. Ssims
lid fab er ii9 um. 0urbe er i6on
perfofsta Wie bate er tas nur fers
tis betrmmen9 llno psnn er iid ieBt
anSsiste. 10 mar ibm bic gntlafIng
iider. 2lusufi tpurbe audi tpobi nod
bsitraft. Was ionte er odnn anfars
sene Der S9tpeib trat ibm auf bic
@5ttrn. Soer tpenn er.. Setne
Srau bate 6ann nod @ittp.npens
fion. Seine SSdter arbeiteten
f9on -.
sd peiB nidt. Jlrtter, Batter
sebt INNER 70 tomiI6 in Der @tubs
berum," faste Iadsn6 Sophie Ders
nide Su ibrer Mutter. Limb oann
ipri6t er INNER 10 pOr ii4 bin -
8u frudte nebenan Elm SduB.
.Serrsott, Sopbiedsn!"
sic rib bic Sbiir auf. Der 9ibfios
t6stsOiener Wsrnide lag in ieiner
Stube ouf Sem 8oben nit burdIdoiz
fenem Sersen. 4uf Dem Slide aIGnSte
1etn etiernes &reus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-04-16

= Sm so 9 iommsr. Sons
suiniter: Sefas, ieFus. is Oas beut'
eine Sibe. feinen trodenen 6ahsn
babe i9 mcbr am 9eibe, ba bin i9
nur frob. OuB ih nidt tie peI5miis,
aufseieBt bab'!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-04-16
Sin lidter slusenblid.

rSbr Mann Iisgt nod INNER obne
gsTinnuna Srau Na96arin9"
rSmn;r nod! BLOB beute friib bat
er mid NAL rbaItete Sans" ss6si'
ben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-04-16

ppublmann, tpie fommen sic ba'
gu. Su6ien unter bic grbtbeile gu
nshmen9"
.gur hurd bic @egsnidBs, Ssrr
grofeFor.. europa 1T bic 9tIte Wslt
= @msrita bic Reue, glfrita 1T Der
OuntIe Grbtbeil = Sa9ien Der hsls
le!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-04-16

Diirbe bic ,ins Tolds goncurr.ns
ipobl ausbultens Sd nabm alien meiz
men Wtltb 5ufammeu unb eraGblte bas
Spnberbarite. mas ih iemals erlebt
babe.
The Brunswick news., 1908-08-30
Bio Crowd coino.

The excursion to Fernandina today
'on the steamer Atlantic will probably
carry the largest crowd Of the season.
as several parties have been made
up to take the trip. The Atlantic
will leave the city at 9 O'Clock this
morning and returning, viii leave
Fernandina at $50 this afternoon
The Brunswick news., 1908-08-30
Jail NearIy Emuty.

There has been less crime in Bruins
wick during the past few months
than has been the case in a number
Iof years, and as result Sheriff Berrie
now has only a few criminals await
ing trial. The recent sessions Of the
city and superior court cleaned out
the Jail pretty well and unless some
arrests are made before the courts
meet again there will be little for
them TO do as far as the criminal work
Is cOncerned.
The Brunswick news., 1908-08-30
First BAPTIST Church.

Preaching al II a. N. by the pastor
Subject: Christ the Sent and the
Sender Union service at the Pres
byterian church at p. m. Sunday.
school, Baraca and Philathea classes,
AIS p. N. Prayer meeting Wednes-
dag, p. m. A cordial welcome will
be given 10 all visitors and strangers
at these services.
The Brunswick news., 1908-08-30
COMMISSIONERS TO MEET.
Tax Rate for the Year VIII Probably
Be Fixed Tuesday

The commissioners of roads and
revenues viii hold their regular week
ly meeting at the courthouse Tuesday
at noon, and a number of important
matters viii likely come up.
Among ether things il is expected
that the country tax rate for the year
win be fixed The commissioners us.
ually fix the county rate Immediately
after the state rate is decided upon,
and as this was done few days ago, it
is expected that the county rate viii
be fixed Tuseday.
As stated in these columhsN
days ago it is expected that the rate
will remain the same as it was last
year-$7.50 on the $1,000.
The Brunswick news., 1908-08-30
McKendree Church

There will be no service at Il a. m.
at this church tomorrow. The pas
tor, Rev. J. E. Summer, viii preach
at 7.45 p. m1 Sunday school at p. m.
Midweek prayer service Wednesday,
745 p. m.
The Brunswick news., 1908-08-30
WIN Finish Thls Week.

The jury commissioners. who have
been at work during the week revis-
ling the jury box, will probably com
plete their work Monday or Tuesday
After the work is completed the jury
for the next term Of the superior court
will be drawn.
The Brunswick news., 1908-08-30
ST. Juds's Episcopal Church.

Morning prayer. Il a. m The Rev
IS. s Powell, vicar viii speak upon
the subject: Using the World But
Not Abusing It." Evening prayer, s
Ip m. Subject Of the sermon: The
,Opening Of the Seals
The Brunswick news., 1908-08-30
BATCH OF ITEMS
AROUND THE CITY
Legal saIesday.

Tuesday is regular legal salesday
with Sheriff Berrie and several pieces
Of property viii be sold from the
block.
The Brunswick news., 1908-08-30
At THE CHURCHES
Presbyterian Church.

No service at the morning hour.
Union service at this church at S
p. N.
The Brunswick news., 1908-08-30

BRASS, STEEL tND RUBBER
Stamps, Seais, Stencils, Badges,
House Numbers, Memorial Tablets.
w. B. FAM, CITY HALE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-02
AUTO ACCIDENT
At INTERSECTION
Machine Knocks Down Young
Woman and Crashes
Into Street Car.

c. o. Smith of No. 30 North State street,
Murray, seized both horns of a dilemma
yesterday afternoon when he figured in
an automobile accident at the corner of
Second South and Main streets. As the
accident terminated. the victim. Miss Pau
line Kurz, a stenographer in the office
of F. II. Peirce, escaped with slight in
juries, and the automobile. which was
steered into a street car by Smith TO pre-
vent a more serious accident. suffered
comparatively little damage
Mr.. Smith. with his wife. was coming
down Second South street III the machine,
when AT the intersection with Main street,
Miss kurz. within a distance of about
ten feet. stepped in front of the automo-
bile. A street car was in close proximity,
and with but a second in which to think.
Mr.. Smith swung his machine into the
car. taking that chance in an attempt to
avoid striking the young woman. The
speed however. was too limited and Miss
KurZ was knocked down by the machine
She was Immediately removed to her
home at 2i5 West North Temple, where if
was ascertained that she had escaped
without serious injury. In the collision
with the car the automobile was slightly
damaged.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-02
TWO WOMEN AND CHILD
TAKEN into CUSTODY
Mrs. Whitney Says Arrest Is Result
of Persecution-Another
Child Is Involved.

Mrs. Marion Whitney. with her o-year-
old daughter Iva. and woman named
May Brown were arrested early yester-
day morning by Deputies Corliss and Ed
dington. and are now confined in the
county jail Mrs Whitney is charged with
maintaining disorderly house, May
Brown with vagrancy, and the nttle girl
viii be held for the action Of the juvenile
court
If the assertion of Mrs. Whitney is true,
The arrest is the result of persecution and
an attempt to prevent her from gaming
the custody of another daughter. Marian,
aged 13 years. The Whiineys inquired IN
court procedure several years ago, when,
after a divorce suit the elder child was
adopted by an aged couple of Juab coun-
ty- These foster parents died about four
years ago. beQueathing to the adopted
daughter fourth interest in gold mine
that IS said to yield dividend. under the
share, of several thousand dollars an
nually. Marian. the beneficiary OF this
Will. was for a time tie inmate OF the
orphanage home. the allegation being
made that her mother was unfit TO care
Tor her. Then a woman, former schooi
teacher in Salt Lake who married an
eastern man and now lives in New YORK.
was given the guardianship of the giri
Mrs. Whitney asserts that her arrest at
this time is to prevent her from OBTAIN
ing the custody of the older child.
The cases of the two women ana the
child will come up before Justice Bishop
TODAY