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The Washington times., 1908-06-07

viii he Gen. and Mrs. Arthur Murray.
General and Mrs. Aleshirc, and Major
I ana Mrs. wilcox
/ July / Mrs. Tracy viii go to CobOurg.
/ Canada, Tor the summer, where SHE
viii be joined "a month later by Captain
[ Tracy
/ Mrs. RicEqrd Townsend win close her
/ home on Massachusetts avenue June IL
and go to bar Harbor for the summer
] instead % taking her usual European
I trip. She viii be accompanied by her
daughter Miss Mathilde Townsend.
Mrs. L. White Busbey viii take her
children down in the country for the
summer this afternoon and early IN
July VIII sail for England, where she
vail travel until autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. AIarye VIII
| leave Washington for California June
10 10 spend the greater part OF the
summer at Monterey and san Fran
cisco, where Mr.. AIarye is constructing
a number Of buildings which were de-
stroyed by the earthquake.
Senator and Mrs Burhett viii close
their house on Nineteenth street next
week Mrs. BITkett viii go with heI
children TO Springfield. III. for a snort
visit and later viii so 20 their home IN
Lincoln, Neb, for the summer.
Col and Mrs. Jonn r Williams,
whose daughter Miss Juliette VIII
Iians. VIII be married 20 Joseph Lei
ter. Wednesday, have as their guest
Mrs. Williams mother, Mrs. Hewitt
/ of St. Louis.
The members of the Southern Cross
| Chapter, United Daughters OF the Con-
! federacy, viii hold a garden party on
| the grounds Of the Bristol School Wed
! nesday, Thursday, and Friday alIe--
| moons and evening Of next week.
/ Luncheon viii be served each day from
/ u TO . O'Clock, and tea from 10 .
| o'clock.
| Mrs. William Oscar Ro0me, president
/ Of the. chapter. will receive the guests
/ assisted by members Of other chap
tiers. ,-,7l
be DIaved in the afternoon and IN ad-
/ ditfon 10 the luncheon and TEA there
will be italian, Mexican, and Jspanese
/ bootbs. from which refreshments viii De
z
| on sa,-- $3.50,
Miss Bristol has loaned the school
| Grounds at Mintwood place and Nine
/ teenth streets for the occasion The
nroceeds are to revert to the Confed-
| crate Veterans Home.
! Mr. Justice White, who is in the
south. will Join Mrs. White in Washing
ton about June Is and they viii close
Itbafr house on Rhode Island avenue fol
the summer and go to Oriila, near To-
ronto. Canada. for the summer.
NJ Justice and Mrs. Peekham have
lief washington for the summer. TneS
\ are at their place Coohnore- at Alta-
mont, n Y.
Miss Marion Leutze who has been
snending June week at Annapolis Las
returned TO Washington. Miss Leulze
viii be among the Washington contih-
gent at the Chicago and Denver eohVeif
tons later in the summer
Mrs oliver wendell Holmes has gone
/ for a short visit to friends in New
yorl, and Boston before joining Mr.
Justice Holmes at Beverly Farms Ioi
the summer.
/ MI. Justice Moody has closed nj
. apartments in the Connecticut for th'
- summer and has gone to his home a
Haverhin, Mass.
Harold Chase has returned 10 Wash
n ington from the University OF Penn
z svlvanla and has joined his parents a
. the Connecticut
Representative Dalzell, who has beer
! spending a few days in Pittsburs' wa
/ return to Washington Monday Wit
) AIS. Dalzeu ba viii 90 to New Yori
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

The secretary OF the Park View Citi-
zens' Association has organized a euchre
club, composed OF wives 81 property
owners in the Park View territory. At
"a recent meeting the following officers
were elected:
President, Mrs. Sidney II. Cooper, 4G1
LuTay place.
Vice president Mrs. D. d. Cameron,
448 Lamont street
Secretary and treasurer, Mrs. l. W.
Hopkins, 425 Newton place.
The club starts off with eleven charter
members, as follows.
Mrs. William 7. Alsep, Mrs. d. d.
Cameron. Mrs Sidney II. Cooper, Mrs.
/ Alfred GTeenhalgh. Miss Greenhalgh,
! Mrs. l. W. Hopkins, Mrs. D. c. Mount,
/ Mrs. Newton, Mrs. Harry K. Paul, MIS-.
/ George w. Sunderland, Mrs. William
+ II. Walton
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Mrs. Chadwick. Vife Of Rear Admiral
French z. Chadwick. is established at
Newport in her attractive cottage for
the summer months.
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-Paato by Harris-Eviug.
-fHNN1 EI fi-t4-r tliA-
MISS ELEANOR GRANGER,
Daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. John I.
Granger, Who Is to Be Married to
Paymaster Holt, Of the Navy,
in November.
in November.

guests Of friends I'm Brambleton. Va,
have returned TO their homes in Wash
ington.
Mr and Mrs. J. Schmidt. with their
son, Edward. viii be at home 70 their
friends at MS Tenth street northwest
today. from 4 to 10 O'Clock.
Miss Mary Eaton, OF Washington, is
spending several days in Port smouth,
Va. where she went TO attend the we'd
ding OF Miss Martha Washington Demp-
sey and Lancaster Bailey Williams,
which took place recently
Mr. and Mrs Martin L. Harrison. of
Washington, who formerly lived in Pet
ersburg, Va, are visiting IN their old
home.
Mrs. B. NJ. Bruce, Of sunolk. Va. is
the guest Of friends I'm Washington.
Rear Admiral r. z. Chadwick has re-
turned TO Newport from Lake Mohonk.
y. Y, and Mrs. Chadwick is spending
some time in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence a. Lathrop,
OF Norfolk. are spending several days
in washington en- route 20 New York.
DR.. and Hrs. George s Duncan. OF
200 Seventh street northeast. enter
tanned the members Of the Presbyterian
1Inist erial Association, their wives and
other invited guests, yesterday after
noon. After supper had been served
at tables on the lawn. the following
toasts were given:
The Newcomers Of the Presbytery, %
by the Rev. DR.. Spooner, pastor-elect
Of the Sixth Presbyterian Church; am
terdenominational Fellowship" by the
Rev. Dr. John van Sehaicz. pastor OF
the Church Of Our Father: Echoes
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

Miss Alice VandergrifJ. who spent the
week at Annapolis attending the Army
and Navy ball game and the commence
rent hops, returned 10 Washington yes
teTday.
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about July g. and they will sail from
there July g. for Europe 10 spend the
summer. They viii return In the fan
and go TO their home in Pittsburg until
/ Congress couveues before opening thelr
Washington home.
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Senator and Mrs. EIllins expect TO
close their < street home today or to-
morrow ana speEd the summer at Hal
hehuFst, their place in West Virginia
They may go 20 New York for a day or
two ArsE.
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The annual meeting Of the George
town Convent Alumnae Association
Tuesday promises 10 be an event OF
unusual interest.
The business meeting will be held at
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

1Ir and Mrs. Paul 8 1offord PearsaI
VIII close their home on r street to-
morrow and go 20 Black Rock, Conn,
where they will spend the summer with
Mr.. Pearsau's father, Thomas w. Pear
sail
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Diplomatic

The Italian Ambassador and Baroness
MAYOR des PIanches VIII leave WASH
ington Wednesday for Smiths Point
ester-by-the-Sea. where they VIII
establish the embassy for the sum
mer. They win so by rail to Phiiadel-
dslphia and win make the trip from
there by motor car.
Baron Preuschen, naval attache OF the
Austro-Hungarfan embassy, and Bar
oness Preuschen, viii leave Washington
about June l2 for the West. They
win go by way Of Chicago, but viii
not attend the convention, though they
win see it as visitors for a few hours
Later they win go to the Pacific coast
and other places Of interest in the
West, returning East by way OF Vel
Iowstone Park. Late IN the summer
thew will locate at Bar Harbor.
The French Ambassador and Mime
Jusserand entertained at dinner last
evening Their guests were the Italian
Ambassador and Baroness Mayor dez
PIanches, the British Ambassador and
Mrsa James Bryce. the Minister from
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

Mr.. and Mrs. S. Breslauer and daugh-
ter Rosa, OK 1929 Euclid street north
west, Will be at home today from to
10 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

viii entertain the aIumnae ar luncheon.
Miss S. A. Latham. who has spent
some time i'm Norfolk. has returned 10
her home i'm washington.
Mrs. Z. r. Cook and her daughter.
Mrs. l. +. Elliot, VINO have been the
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

Senator and Mrs. Long have gone 10
their home AT Medicine Lodge, Kan,
for the summer
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

guests Of friends I'm Brambleton Va,
have returned 20 their homes in Wash
iuEtCn.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Norman will spend
part OF the summer at Belair, the New
port home Of Miss Mabel Norman.
whose guest they will be.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Schmidt. with their
son, Edward. viii be at home TO their
friends at MS Tenth street northwest
today. from 4 TO 10 O'Clock.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Ellis left Wash
Ington yesterday for a few days in New
York before going 70 Osterville where
they viii be the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas T.. Gaff.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Tiffany, who
went abroad ate last fall and spent
the winter ir italy nave returned and
are the gles,s of their daughter, Mrs.
Alexander Anderson at her Newport
home
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

Cant. and Mrs. Joseph p. Tracy, u.
S. A, win entertain at dinner tonight
At the Chevy Chase Club. Their gussSs
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

~ of brides and unfolding reputation
of interesting weddings taken
W SIN larger number follow. The important
scheduled Washington this week that of Miss Juee Williams
Joseph Letter, which viii take place Wednesday.
young both enthusiastic automobs
begin by bridal Their destination
profound the bdelect family but expected
Republican Mr..
Chicago
joining Uudercife Alanhesterby where
spending the
Mrs Letter viii to Washington Tuesday
wedding Immediately
gust accompany Miss Williams they
Letters Suffolk
Campbell his brother-nlaw, Lord Curzon-
Miss Williams win make a rikngly beautiful bride in
heavy family
pearls given
coming her blond type.
p p p
80 wedding Washingoniar5
Bt Miss Georganna Harding Fletcher Harper
ley, which takes Wednesday Church,
n Miss Ethel Roosevelt younger of
Miss bridesmaids be Boose
capacity exciting
interest The Presidents daughter developing mighty
attractive and exhibits
marked especially in be
important Capital season
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

- IL roads lead from ,ashingto and
~ a-mportant question for the summer
~ by population of the Nations
Capital fashionable Massachusetts, Nerth Shore the
uav assuming Washingtons smart
slowly deserted and taking on most desc
late appearance.
Wagbn yton society disporng itself for the three
possibly four at coaching parties Yachting trips auto
tours amuements both the Northernre
Europe not however the Mecca for Americans
last The Republican and Democratic con'en
tons Chicago drawing number people westward
who usually spend number of prominent
Washington society instead OF their usual European trap are
making arrangements % remain their
Richard and her daughter Miss Mathide Town
They formerly the hot seasons
regularly arbor but in
years the spring and
the last to Townsend does
nobleman who has been de
her time and with whom her
coupled frequently arrive this country shortly
Newport and other fashionable
Harder he win the of Mrs Townsend
who has taken villa there. Inc loenoS WI" close ul5I' mousse
of the week and be established at Bar Ha
Dor by the middle of the month
4. Z. r
>sYN the nine ambassadors win remain
country. The Ambassador and Baroness
Sternburg viii time for the at Newport Those
throughout the the italian Ambassador
Wednesday the Auatrongarian Ambas
bori the Brazilian Ambassador and Nine Nabuco who will
of the estates OF the Postmaster General and Mrs George Won Meyer
Hamilton, the Ambassador Baron TaRa
win probably take the baroness to Buna VISTA Nd her
arrival early in June.
The Ambassador from go
Republican Chicago, Ambas
Sternburg
May join
since fan Tho AIezcap Ambassador has been absent for some months
and Ambassador Mrs viii West
before sailing England in July They leave Washington
Tuesday
Among legations at
the Argentine the Danish the
amese-
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

William g Camp Of Washington is
spending several days IN Richmond.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

from the General Assembly by the
Rev. Or. r. 4. Dawson. Of Falls
Church, Va: -The Elect LADIES'" ~
the Rev. DR.. W. Q. Alexander, OF
Georgetown, and 1.-The Presbyterian
Ministerial Association" by the presi-
dent, tie Rev. DR.. George Bailey.
Dr duncan paid a high tribute TO
the life, character and work Of two
de. ,eased members, the Rev. DR.. Teunis
S. TalSlin and the Rev. Charles Alvin
Smi D. The audience rose and sang
Thee is a Land That is Fairer Than
Day"
Among those present were the Rev.
-. ". T. Thompson, the Rev. DIT. and
Ms. 4. ". SpooneT the Rev DR. and
Mrs. =ferry Runner. OF KenEiugtoIh
sd. tEe Re. DR.. and Mrs. r. A. Davi-
son, on Falls Church Va; the Rev Dr.
and ME- Joseph r. Kelly. the Rev. Or.
and Ms. Wallace Radcliffe, che Rev.
r. r and Mrs Davis, the Rev. DR.. and
Miss Wightman, Mr.. and Mrs. T. p.
Linton. Miss Mabel Linton, the Rev
Or. ElttlugeT, Mrs. Dr. Teunis S. Ham
lin, me Rev. Or. and Mrs T. c. Clark,
Of Takoma Park, Nd; the Rev Dr..
and Mrs. ". G. Alexander the Rev.
Or. and Mrs. Donald c. Macleod. the
Rev. Or. and Mrs. George P. Wilson.
/ the Rev DR. and Miss Wills, the Re-.
I DR.. and Mrs S. S. Laws. the Rev. Dr.
ana Mrs. n. II. Miller, the Rev Dr ".
I 3. Brown, Of CanOnsDurg Pa. the Rev.
| DF. and Mrs George Bailey, the Rev.
s W. and Mrs. Fighter, HyattsviTle.
/ Md; the Rev. George r. and Mrs. Bak-
/ or, the Rev DR.. f y. Kirby. OF Balls
I ton. Va; Mrs. b. Allen MartindeH ana
] Miss Segnes. Of the Florence School; the
! Rev. @. n and Mrs Cummings. Mr.. ].
I ID. ". Moore and Mrs. Frank =. stone.
I OF Cabin John, Md the Rev. DIT. Albert
/ j. Evans, the Rev. Hugh T. and Mrs.
! Stevenson, Of Bethany Baptist Church.
! the Rev. Cherries n. and Mrs. Butler.
/ Of Memorial Lutheran ChErch-and the
/ Rev. Or. John Van Sch0iclI. jT. OF the
/ Church Of Cur Father. Before leaving
all joined in singing "Blest be the Tie
/ That Binds' and then the Rev. c. H.
/ Butler offered prayer.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
Personals

Miss Enrol Brown, whose marriage
to Lieut.. Charles Russell Train, U.
s. n, will take place June Is. was the
honor guest OF Mrs. Richard Harlow at
dinner last week.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

Miss Aida n Henriques has gone 70
Lenox, Mass, to spend the early sum
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

Mrs. William c. Denny was hostess
at dinner at the Chevy Chase CIu5 last
evening in compliment to Major and
Mrs. William Mason Wright. the former
having been ordered to California re-
Gently
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

Mrs. B. NJ. Bruce, OF SunoIk. Va. is
the guest Of friends in Washington.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. Harrison. of
Washington. who formerly lived in Pet
ersburg, Va, are visiting IN their old
home
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

Rear Admiral r. z. Chadwick has re-
turned TO Newport from Lake MohOnk.
" Y. and Mrs. Chadwick is spending
some time in Washington.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

viii he Gen. and Mrs. Arthur Murray,
General and Mrs. AleshirC, and Major
and Mrs. wilcox
July / Mrs. Tracy viii go TO CObOurg.
Canada, for the summer, where she
viii be joined a month later by Captain
Tracy.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence A. LathTop,
of Norfolk, are spending several days
in Washington en- route 20 New York.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

Mrs RiCEqrd Townsend win close her
home on Massachusetts avenue June IL
and go 70 bar Harbor for the summer
instead 90 taking her usual European
trip. She viii be accompanied by her
daughter Miss Mathilde Townsend
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

Harold Chase has returned 10 Wash
ington from the University OF Penn
svlvania and has joined his parents at
rna CouneCuicut
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-25
FACES
SERIOUS
CHARGE
MINING BROKER HAS SWINDLED
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAIL
WAY EMPLOYEES.
(By Associated Press)

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. "a
When John ]. Lynch, the broker who
was arrested Saturday at Reno on a
warrant charging him with felonious-
ly disposing of Ocean Shore bonds,
will arrive in San Francisco in GUS
tody of deputy sheriff he will find
himself facing warrants charging him
with embezzlement and with obtain
ing money under false pretenses,
which will be prosecuted by men III
the employ of the Southern Pacific
railroad to whom, it is alleged, he
sold thousands of shares of bogus
mining stock during the past two
years. According to the statements
of these men Lynch swindled them
out of sums aggregating more than
$4,000 by falsely representing he
owned extensive mining interests In
Nevada and that he was about to be-
gin the construction Of smelter and
stamp mill on one of his properties.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-25
EXHIBITS NUDE
PHOTO Of Wife

RENO, Aug. 24.-Events in the
Summerfield divorce case, which has
been in progress here for a week,
took a sensational turn today, when
the plaintiff introduced nude photo
graph of Mrs. Sardis Summerfield.
The photograph is alleged to have
been taken during one of Mrs. Sum-
merfield's playful moods. A fur boa
hides small part of the upper por-
tion of the body, but, beyond this, the
fair form is plainly seen.
Mrs. Summerfield is the wife OF
the former United States attorney for
Nevada and has been a member OF
Reno's exclusive socfal set. The COM
plant against her was filed several
months ago. In 1t Summerfield makes
sensational charges and at least one
prominent Nevadan is mentioned.
The plaintiff alleges having secured
confession from nis wife The de-
fense Is that. after fling the suit,
Summerheld returned to his wife and
condoned the alleged offense.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-25
Mining MAN
UNDER ARREST

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 24.-Ac.
cused of embezzling $4,000 In
Ocean Shore railway bonds, John j
Lynch, who represented himself in
this city as mining man, is under
arrest in Reno, Nevada. Ocean Shore
officials discovered two days ago that
one of these bonds, which had been
turned over to Lynch as security on
loan of $4,000, had been sold In
vestigation at frantic speed followed,
and at its end a warrant was sworn
out here. Lynch, at the time under
surveillance, was arrested on this
warrant
What the company alleges is this
Lynch brought through a loan of
$4,000 and got on that amount as
security $4,000 in bonds. These he
disposed of at much larger sum
than that advanced. On the other
hand, Lynch says the entire matter
will be Strengthened out. Burke Cor
bett, attorney for the Ocean Shore
railway, left San Francisco last night
for Reno, where Sheriff Ferrel took
Lynch into formal custody early in
the evening.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-25
MEXICO TAKING
EVERY PRECAUTI0N
tBy Associated Press. }

Ell PASO, Aug. 24.-The Mexican
government is taking every possible
step to guard against recurrence of
the recent border troubles September
15, on the anniversary of the inde-
pendence of that country. Troops are
being distributed along the border
and in sections remote from the
larger cities. The usual program for
celebrating the Mexican independ-
ence anniversary is being prepared.
Precaution will be taken against the
congregating of crowds at places no.
designated in the celebration pro-
grams. AS on last year all saloons
throughout the republic will be clos
ed on that day, beginning the day be-
fore
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-25
MANIAC KILLS
Mining PARTNER

RAWHIDE, Aug. 24.-While few
erishly at work in the face of three
foot vein of ore at the bottom of the
Grutt Hill Coalition lease, at Raw
hide, this afternoon John Ross, for
merly of Los Angeles, was blown to
atoms by the explosion of stick OF
dynamite hurled down upon him by
his partner, William Risdon.
Risdon had lost his mind, ana In
his delirium believed he owned the
mine and was intent upon securing
it for himself, With the craftiness oil
a maniac, he waited until Ross de-
scended into the shaft. when he at
tached cap and fuse TO the explos-
i've. lighted the deadly missile ana
hurled It upon his unsuspectinE VIC
tim. Ross was blown to pieces kis-
don Iied from the scene and Is now
IN the mountains. chased by posse
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-25
Most Daring Robbery in the
Annals of Western Border
History : HighWaynnen Sc
cures $4,000 and Makes
His Escape--Federal Troops
Are in Close Pursuit.
(By Associated Press. }

BUTTE, Mont, Aug. 24.-one
highwayman, wearing black mask,
held up and robbed the passengers Of
seven stage coaches in Yellowstone
park this morning at point few
miles distant from Old Faithful inn,
near the upper basin. according 20
telephone advices received this aft
ernoon. The coaches left the hotel
in the usual order, at intervals of a
few minutes, and were held up one
after the other as fast as they came
in sight.
The highwayman was stationed at
a bend in the road, where he was in
visible in either direction. At the
point of rifle he lined up the pas
sengers, relieving them of money and
valuables and allowed them to enter
the stage and resume the journey.
1t is understood from meagre ac-
counts that the bandit collected con-
siderably more than $1,000. The fact
that tourists in the park are not per-
mitted to carry weapons made it i'm
possible for any passengers or drivers
to offer resistance.
After holding up the last coach the
highwayman disappeared into the
hills. 1t was afterwards found he
made his escape upon horse be-
longing to one of the transportation
companies. Soldiers encamped at
Thumb station were Immediately no.
titled and a messenger dispatched to
camp of soldiers on the east side Of
the Gallatin river at the west bound
ary of the park. The soldiers from
Fort Yellowstone were on the road
to take up the trail within ten min
utes after the news was received. 1t
is almost certain that the bandit is
heading for point between Big
Springs and Ashton, stations on the
Oregon Short Lines Yellowstone
park branch. north of Idaho Springs.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-25
JUDGE TAFT TALKS
TO MISSIONARY
tBy Associated Press,

HOT SPRINGS, Aug. 24.-Taft
took occasion today to express him
self heartily in favor of the efforts of
American missionaries in China, as
the most effective method of better
ing conditions in that nation and es-
tablishing cordial relations between
the Chinese and American govern
ments. This expression was given in
a conference had with Rev. George
Painter, who for thirty-five years has
been missionary at Hang Chow,
China, for the Presbyterian church.
DR.. Painter came here to give the
judge information respecting the in
ternational political situation in
China. Taft spoke appreciatively of
the work done in China by the mis-
sionaries.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-25
SAYS HUSBAND
STOLE Her JEWELRY

CHICAGO, August 24.-Declaring
that her husband had robbed her of
$4,000 in cash and $4,000 worth of
jewelry, Mrs. Margaret Lord, tho
wife of Edward Lord, man who
posed in Chicago as an examining
surgeon in the United States navy,
and heir to 100000, and made ac-
quaintances among the society peo-
pie, today asked the police to arrest
her husband.
my husband was arrested some
time ago on charge of defrauding
John D. Pennington, chief master of
arms of the recruiting station here,
out of $1,000" said Mrs. Lord. Il
stood by him at that time and now
he has repaid my love and devotion
by robbing me of every cent l had in
the world and leaving me destitute, "
Since the robbery she has found
that Lord has been leading dual
life for months. While he was de-
ceiving her he had an affinity
named Mabel Lang, Mrs. Lord as
serts. Hire husband spent three days
a week at home and the rest of the
time he devoted to the other woman.
He told her he was compelled to go
to Milwaukee every week on busi-
ness.