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The Adair County news., 1908-12-02
SHOT IN COURTROOM
Ex-Convict Takes Bloody Revenge on
Prosecutor Heney.

Prosecutor Heney.
San Francisco, Nov. 17.-Francis J..
Heney, leading figure in the prosecu-
ton of municipal corruption in this
city, was shot and seriously injured
late yesterday afternoon by Morris
been accepted as a juror in previous
trial and afterward removed, it having
been shown by the prosecution that he
was an eX-convict, a fact not brought
out in his examination as venireman
The shooting occurred in Superior
Judge LAWYERS courtroom during a re-
cess IN the trial of Abraham Ruef, on
trial for the third time on the charge
Of bribery. When Mr.. Heney regained
consciousness he said: 81 will live
to prosecute him." The bullet, which
entered the right cheek, lodged under
the left ear. Haas said he shot Heney
because he had ruined him. He is a
married man and has four children.
In the second Ruef trial Haas had
been passed as juror, when one day
in court Heney dramatically produced
photograph of him taken at San
Quentin penitentiary, taken in con-
vict's garb and cropped head and with
his number across his breast. Haas
collapsed in court, admitted he had
been a convict, and was Immediately
discharged from the jury
San Francisco, Nov. 1.-THE condi-
ton of Francis ]. Heney, who was shot
in the courtroom on Friday by Morris
Haas, is still most satisfactory and the
attending surgeons report that he is
making excellent progress on the road
to recovery. - ~~sa .nx&
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-25
Sleep

Sleep Is natures re-
building period. when the
energy used by the brain,
muscles and organs is re-
newed. II you lose sleep,
your system is robbed of
the strength sleep should
give. Continued loss of
sleep multiplies this loss
until you become a phys
ical wreck. DR.. Miles
Nervine quiets the irri-
tated nerves and brings
refreshing, invigorating
sleep. Nervine contains
no opiates, and therefor
leaves no bad after-effects.
Tor over two years suffered un-
told agonics. nv fTlrnds thought
was going crazy could not sleep
nor rest at al I trse6 dlllerent doc
tors. bat failed 20 find relief My
bead would ache All the time, / was
Ike one drunk; could not concantrats
my mind and Wa so restless aad
worried that sle~n was out OF Iha
question AFTER taxing one bottle OF
Or. MiIes- SeryiRe / felt wonderfully
changed / &m BOW on my third bot
te and an gaiSinE al the tine.
c1r lie down aud sleep Ike Il chIl2
and AK acie 20 &c nv zvork -
AES NAY SCOTT. EssAsA. 1nsd.
YolIr 1saggist ass Or. Miles, Ner,s-
ina. ana We zHthor.xe hin % return
price Of trss esEtis loalyl n Il tails
% oeDefit yea.
Miles Medical Co, EgkhaTt. Ind
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-25
M. Marshall Drops Dead.

w. II. Marshall. Of Eddington.
Mich. dropped dead at Grove sta
tion yesterday afternoon while su-
peTintending the loading Of a car OF
piling. His remains were brought
here and prepared for burial last.
Mr. Marshall roomed al the resi-
dence Of Mrs Marion Barlow and
ne and Mrs Marshall had lived here
several months. He bought the
Red House" tract IN lower James
Cit and was cutting off the timber.
He was a member OF the Odd Eel
lows and ROYAL Arcanum orders,
and both local lodges sent commit
tees. Ny VIM. Close. Of Grove
accompanied the body % Richmond
this morning. representing Hamilton
Lodge Odd Fellows.
Mr. Marshall had apparently beer
IN perfect health up 20 the time o.
bis death. which was naturally
great shoch "a his wife The causr
OF death was heart disease.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-25
Nicholson SCHOOL, Notes.

The pupils Of Nicholson school
have organized three school in
provement leagues. That in the Sth.
and 9th grades is known as the ju-
Nor league. 7th and Sth intermedi-
ate. and that in 9th and 10Th the
senior. The officers OF the senior
league are: Miss Laura Spencer.
president; Miss May Arnold. vice
president and Mr.. Left Scheie. sec
r.taTy. The officers Of the junior
and intermediate league viii be given
next month.
The Ciceronian Literary Society
held lis weekly meeting Friday night.
There was a splendid meeting and
a good program. The officers for
he next two months will be given
next week.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-25
Ready to Let Building Contract.

The James City school board met
at Toano this week and adopted
plans and specifications for the new
high school building. After adver-
Using for bidders the contract will
be let. Plans and specifications
may be seen at J. <. Banks store
after February lst.
The board increased the amount
fer buildings ard grounds from
$500 to $1,000. and extended the
time for completion of building to
July !. 1907.
The building committee. together
with the secretary OF the board was
empowered TO buy and install the
furniture. this work TO be completed
by August 10Th.
The secretary Of the board was
Authorized 10 advertise for teachers
for next session. It was decided 10
begin with three. the principal TO be
a male teacher. The salaries are 10
be $50. 500 and $40 respectively.
The new building is 10 be a 2
story brick with six rooms. one Of
which will be used for a library.
The rooms viii range in size 2Ox24
TO 4Ox4S feet. and will be furnished
with steam heat and venul ation
Of the most modern and highly ap-
proved pattern.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-25
If Women Only Knew
What . Heap OF Happiness IL Would
Bring To Williamsburg tfomes.

Hard TO do house work with an aching
hack.
Rr'~Ts ~Nu hours Of misery AT leisure
or at work.
Ii women only knew the cause-tbat
Backache pains come rom sick kidneys,
Fv~' MI save much reedlsss woe
Doan's kidBey Pills cure sick kidneys
williamsburg people endorse this:
Mrs IamrS II Malone. living IN VIII
hamsburg Va. says: pscd Doan's
kidney Pills and am glad to say that
ta~s gave me great relief although I did
not take them SIS regularly as | should
suffered quite little from back ache
and a kidney weakness for several years.
and used msDv remedies bat did not Oh.
tain rehef. At last procured DOan' :
Kidney Pills at James II. Stones drug
store. and IL onlv took a few doses OF
this remedy 20 bring about complete
rAanRe IN my condition. | continued
their nse. the pains le.s my back and the
kidneVs became normal and regular Ia
tb<is acti"n. do not hesitate % give
iiSan's Kidney Pills my highest en-.
dOrsement."
For sale by all d~aiers Price so cents
Fosrer-Milbnrn Co. Buffalo. New York
Sole agents for the Uoited States.
Remember the name-Doau' s--and
take nd other $780,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-25
BUSINESS MEN ORGANIZE.

with the business interests. and who
will perform their duty in every
particular. the organization should
grow in members and influence.
The first step was taken Tuesday
night when a few men met in a
private office and effected a temper
sry organization. Mayor Z. w.
Warburton was elected president. B.
d. Peachy. vice-president; +. n.
Ball. secretary-treasurer.
A committee was appointed to
solicit members. and a meeting for
permanent organization was set for
last night
K. T. Crawiey. representing the
real estate department of the Chesa-
Peake & Ohio Railway was present
and made an address. setting forth
/ the plans his department has for de
lveloping the towns along its line.
{ Last night a good sized crowd
met at the courthouse to complete
/ the organization of the Board Of
Trade. Mayor +. w. Warbur,on
called the meeting to order. and an
, nounced the object. The proceed
ings Of the preliminary meeting was
read. after which the following per
manent officers we're elected:
Mayor Z. w. Warburton. presi-
dent; B. D. Peschy. first vice-pres-
ident; 3. T. Wolfe. second vice.
president; T. Il. Ball. secretary; s.
! L. Graham. treasurer. Executive
committee. the president. secretary
treasurer and ]. B. c. Spencer. II
/ H. Phillips. w A. Bozarth and w
r , a. r. Goodwin.
The secretary read the constitu
ton Of the old Business Mems As
b. ISOLATION. and 1t was adopted as tn,
+ constitution OF the Board of Trade
| A committee composed Of Messrs
Stubs. B. D. Peachy and r. L
Spencer was appointed TO draw u
a set OF bylaws. using the old one
as basis. and 10 report same a
next meeting.
The dues of the Board of Tad,
will be 81. on admission and fit,
cents at the end Of each quarter. o
IS per year.
The meeting adjourned to NEE
( in the courthouse next Friday night
Jan. 81. at s o'clock when it i
/ hoped al the representative busi
ness men of the city viii be on hanc
! promptly.
i Up to last night thirty men haC
: enrolled their names as members o
| the Board OF Trade. BY next meet
| ing night il is thought that numbe
VIII be doubled. Those wishing I,
I ioin should see the secretary. Mr.
+. r. Ball
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-25
COCLAl AND -
49, ----
= personal

Miss Martha Lane spent the week
visiting relatives in Smithfield.
Mr.. Coleman Whitaker and son.
OF Toano. were in town Thursday.
Miss Julia Tyler is at Old Point
for ten days stay at the Sherwood.
Commonwealth Attorney N. L.
L. Henley spent Yesterday in Rich
mond.
Mrs. II. II. Van Name is quite
sick in her apartments at The WI
liamsburg.
Mrs. J. r. Beilamy. who has been
sick for manv weeks with fever. is
improving slowly.
Prof. Bruce r. Payne. of the
University of Virginia. formerly of
William and Mary. was a visitor
here Thursday.
Dr.. H. u. Stephenson. Of Toano,
former chairman OF the James City
board of supervisors. spent a short
time here yesterday.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-25

To TINS Hrwsor WALKFR pRowN's Est.
. You are hereby notified that q tract
oi land in Tyler District. Charles City
County. Va. on Tarkhn Branch. four
miles from the COURTHOUSE. containing
3 37.lOO acres. was sold on thee. day
80 January. 1891 tor delinquent taxes.
'evics. interest and cost 90 the Common
wealth of Virginia. and application for
the purchase thereof has been hled To
this Office. and IL appearing from the
records In this office that you are inter
ested in said land. YOU are further mott
ned 60 appear in tour months from the
date OF this notice and DO what may be
necessary TO protect your interest.
Given under my hand this l4th day oi
January. 1905.
K :. MAJOR.
Clerk Circuit Court Charles
City County. Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-25
COLLEGE, Notes.

In pretty and closely contested
game here Saturday night William
and Mary basketball team went
down in defeat before the strong
team of the Theological Seminary
of Virginia. by a score OF % TO 70.
The game was started az $50 P. NJ.
and during the whole of the first
half William and Mary had the bet
ter of the fray. the first half ending
with a score Of y 70 10 in favor of
William and Mary. IN the second
half the William and Mary team
went to pieces. and the game ended
with the score Of % to 10 in favor
Of the seminary. The seminary had
the decided advantage in height and
weight. but the Williamsburgers put
up a plucky fight. and made up in
quickness somewhat for their lack
in height and weight The line-up
was as follows.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-25
Special Notices.

LOS SALE-1 Roller Ton Desk. in
i good condition. a 500 value for $40
Apulr 60 Stones Drugstore
los RENT-Plate glass ront stoee
hu.ifinQ uca~ College Good stant4
Apply Co n STONE. Druggist.
TOE SALE HAVING rented my
Il Farm I offer for sale number 90
n work and driving Horses and
Hay aud Corn A l.. SQl tNES
Tor Rent OK SALF-House and
/ lot in Yorktown. Va. Large ten
room house. p acre corrrr L,t on
Vain street Address. L. NJ COWLES.
Ioano. "a.
Or RENT-Four rooms over The
Il Gazette Once VIII De- put in
u thorough condition ortcuant W no
rents hv The year. Apply at THE
GAZETTE.
EDR SALE-Onc pair Mulcs. pair
X '-ses 8 Poland China Brood Sovs.
Poland China Boar. go Pigs and
Nhoats. some good mixed Hay. and
T Farming implements
I o.. BENZ SCOTT Ewcu. va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-25

The stars for William and Mary
were Garth and Dovel; for the Sem
mary. Stephens and Gibson.
Final score: w. &. My bask-
cts. Il; fouls. 3. Seminary-by
baskets. p. souls. a. Referee.
Carter. Umpire. Wright
William and Mary has the follow
ing games scheduled.
February 8th. Randolph Macon;
February 18th. at Newport News,
Newport News Y. NJ. c. A: Fe5ru-
airy 18th. al Charlottesville. Univer-
sity of Virginia; February 10Th. al
Stanton. Stanton Military Acad-
envy. March 9th. at Durham. n. c..
Trinity College March 9TH, atWakt
Forest. n. c.. Wake Forrest Col
lege: March l4th. al Williamsburg.
Newport News Y. NJ. {. A.
The line up Of the team at presen-
is. Right Forward. n. w. Schlos.
burg: Lett Forward. j. +. Garth
Center. J. L. Hall. Jr.; Right Guard
q. A. Dovel. Left Guard. J. c
Scarborough; Substitute. Roache.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-25
Boulevard Notes.

Mr. and Mrs Knight. of Williams
burg. spent several days here with
Mrs. Z. +. Bancroft.
Among those who attended the
public sale az Union Hill. Charles
City county. were: +. G. Wooten.
w. y. Weber. Carl Weber. Sam
Burnett and w. Greenwood.
Bradley Bros. succeed ID in cap
turing q very valuable fur. it being
an otter.
Mrs. {. r. Bancroft was in VII
liamsburg Thursday.
IL fills the arteries with rich red blood.
m skes new flesh. and healthy men. wo.
men and children. Nothing can take
iis place: TO remedy has dcue so much
good rs HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. 35c, Tea or Tablets.
williamsburg Drug Co.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-25

We arc prepared 10 do all kinds
of copying. either charging or re-
ducing ar lowest prices and quick
est time consistent with good work.
-GOOdbar.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-25
Chesapeake * Ohio X ,
Semi Route 70 the Naef

Scenic Route 10 the West.
Fast Nestihuled Trains Parlor Carstc
Richmond Pullman Sleepe~s 20 l. 1uis
vile. Cincinuati. Chicago. ST. Louis.
wE>rBOUND pAILV TRAINS.
Lv. Williamsburg lO.tl "a. m. 6.Ol TO-,
Direct cOunecfinnS for an
points West. Northwest and South.
ives.
Fast Trains Tor Newport News. Noriob ard
Old Point
Nv. williamsburg 9-59 a. m. ass e. ne
Locals for Newport News
Lv. Williamsburg OLE a m. 6.32 r. ~
Locals for Richmond
Lv. williamsburg S:O4 a. m, 6.3S q. m
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-25

To Io>ErH ANDERSON.
You are hereby notified that a tract
of land containing ten acres. more or
less. in Harrison District Charles City
Z UNITY. Va. and standing on the Com
nissioner. Book IN The name OF Joseph
Anderson. near Evclvngton was sold
on thc--.-...-.day of January, 1908. for
deiiuqucnt taxes levics. interest and
cost 90 the Commonwealth of Virginia.
and purchased hv John Waddiii az said
sale. You are further notified 20 appear
in -four months from the date oi this CO.
ticc and do what Is necessary 20 pro-
tcct your interest
Given under MY band This 18th day
Of January. 1908.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-25

II you want a large picture for a
small price try our post cards al 81
per dozen No extra charge for
groups Goodbar.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-02
WHEAT TO BISCUIT
IN % MINUTES

WAITSBURG, Wash. Sept. bis
cults made within % minutes altei
the wheat was reaped is the remark
able record recently made mere. Inc
grain was cut on the hillside farm OF
n. B. Atkinson. President or tne
State Farmers Educational and Co
Operative union. and the test was VIII
messed by Mayor Breeze and bo resi-
dents OF the Preston-PartQn plant,
The biscuits were made In a gasoline
oven by a master baker
The various stages OF the operation
and time were.
9:O3-Ripe wheat standing In the
field.
s:O4-First head clipped from the
straw by the heading machine.
9:1S-GraIn starteu into the
der OF the threshing machine.
911-Four sacks threshed, sacKeu'
sewea and loaded into automoDlle.
9:l4-Grain received at mill TWO
miles from field. weighed and dropped
into the receiving hopper; four SACKS
weighed 535 pounds.
o.1e-First -four appeared at pack
or having travelled $40 feet In the
machinery. A. Beck. baker, began
mixing -four. baking powder and wa
ter into dough.
9:21-Molded dough In pans placed
into oven.
9:23-Two sacks OF kour ground,
sacked and sewed. ready for market.
e:26-Biscuits taken from the oven,
buttered and distributed among 80
Witnesses
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-02
HOLLAND WILL
DECLARE WAR
STATEMENT BY AMSTERDAM EN-
GiNEER, WHO ADDS PREP
RRATIONS HAVE BEGUN.

NEW York Sept - Holland ia
preparing for war with Venezuela, and
If the complications now existing be-
tween the two countries are not sat
isfactorily solved otherwise by an
apology from President Castro there
will be no hesitancy on the part of my
country In compelling the Ven zuelan
executive TO behave.
II. A. ffidde,1 of Amsterdam, -Hol.
land, a prominent electrical engineer
who is at the Hotel Astor, made the
above declaration in discussing ina
Venezuelan crisis and feeling In his
own country.
There is great deal OF excitement
in Holland over the situation" he con
tinued and wave of martial feelng
IS sweeping ever the country. neTs
is no disposition on the part c. Hoi'
land TO allow President Castro 10 ex'
pei her minister and offer other inter
national affronts without resenting IL
in the natural way"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-02
REAR ADM. GLASS
PASSES AWAY
AUTHORITY ON MARINE INTER-
NATIONAL LAW SUCCUMBS
AFTER OPERATION.

PAS ROBLES, HOT SPRINGS, Cal.
Sept Rear Admiral Henry Glass,
who arrived here from his home at
Berkeley, Cal, where he underwent
an operation about month age died
last night
Rear Admiral Glass was born In
Hopkinsville. Ky, on Jan. Z, 1874, ana
was appointed To the naval academy
In 1850. He was graduated at the
head OF his class. which included
Fighting Bob" Evans, Crowninshield
and Hendrickson. He reached the
rank of lieutenant commander- IN tso5,
In 1879 was made commander. In 1894
captain and in 1901 rear admiral.
Rear Admiral Glass was the author
OF a work on marine international law
which Is a text book In the naval acad-
amy and he was a member OF the 10y
al region, the Society OF American
wars. the Society OF Foreign Wars,
and the University, Olympic and
Union league clubs Of San francisco.
the Athenian and Country clubs OF
Oakland. and the faculty club OF Berk-
eley, Cal.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-02
SEVEN LIVES LOST
AS SL0OP
CAPS|zES
ak WOMEN AND ONE MAN
DROWN IN PENo5scoT BAY AS
STORM STRIKES BOAT FILLED
WITH REsoRTERs.

DEER ISLE. Me-. Sept. BY the
capsizing OF a sloop on the island, in
Penobscot bay. seven summer visitors
OF a party OF ten were drowned.
The dead
MISS ALICE ZORRO. Washington.
d. G.
MISS ELEANOR ZORRO. Wash
ington. ID. c.
MISS KELLOGG, Baltimore.
Lutte KELLOGG, Baltimore.
MRS. LUCY S. CRAwLEY. Phila-
delphia.
MISS ELIZABETH G. EVANS. Of
Mount Holyoke seminary. Massachu-
sets
JASON c. HUTCHINs. of Bangor,
Ne.
The saved:
Capt. Haskell, Deer Isle; Prof Ed
ward Crawley. University OF Pennsyl'
vania, husband OF Mrs. Crawley; Hen
ry b. Evans, Mount Holyoke. brother
OF Miss Elizabeth Evans.
With Capt. Samuel Haskell the par
ty OF lighthearted summer people
started out for sail.
The party had been gone scarcely
an hour before the wind freshened
up, heeling the sloop well over and
dashing the spray upon the occupants.
Seeing danger. the captain turned the
boat back. All the party were perch
ed high up on the weather side. as the
sloop cut through the waves with the
water almost coming over the gun
wales on the lee side, when Capt. Has
kell gave a shout OF warning that he
was going TO tack and then threw over
the tiller. Just at this moment the
boat rose high up on wave exposing
her to the full brunt of the wind An
unusually heavy gust struck her and
! in a twinkling the sloop went over on
| her beam and the party Of ten were
! thrown into the water.
The upset however, had been seen
from Eagle island, not far from the
scene OF the accident and. as soon as
possible, a sloop was sent out 10 pick
up the survivors. The rescuing par
~ reached the tender just In time and
pulled the exhausted men aboard.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-02
TRAIN HITS RIG,
KILLING TWO
BAY CITY LAUNDRY WAGON
DRIVER AND NEIGHBOURS LIT.
TILE SON THE VICTIMS

BAY CITY, Mich. Sept 2.-(Spe
eial Carl Ecklund. years old. was
Instantly killed last night, and John
Guntermann. aged so, died this
morning In Mercy hospital, the result
of a Michigan Central grade crossln &
on the west side.
Young Ecklund's body was not found
until over two hours after the acct
dent, the train crew that picked up
Guntermann. unconscious, being un-
aware that the boy had been killed.
Guntermann was making deliveries
for a laundry and took the boy, Ii
neighbours son. with him for 4 ride.
On the crossing a passenger train
struck the rig and demolished 1t and
Guntermann's skull was badly frac.
tured. He did not regain conscious
ness and not until the boys mother
informed the police that her son hal
not returned home was search made
for the boy He was found In ditch
about 100 feet from where tho acct
dent occurred. Death had evidently
been instantaneous.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-02

1t has lately been forced upon the
whole American public that an exces
sive interest In horses Is responsible
for a large number OF the divorces
and matrimonial calamities that make
such sad reading In the newspapers
Why should the horse lead men AND
women To forget their sacred con)ugal
ehiisatieas2 La not the horse In him
self noble and decidedly innocent
animal? This problem has exercised
the minds OF many persons. A denn-
ite answer TO IL has At last been fur
nished by Professor John A. Wesener.
of the University OF Illinois. lie
points out that the trouble IL due TO
an attraction between the live cells
OF the horse and certain morbid cells
existing in persons who lead al idle
and unwholesome life and spend their
time In amusing themselves with
horses rather than In some useful
work.
The most conspicuous case OF do
nestle disagreement due entirely TO
horses is that OF Alfred Gwynne Van
derbilt and his wife. Az most people
know. Mr.. Vanderbilt Inherited the
greater part OF the fortune or his ia
Their, the late Cornelius Vanderbilt.
who partly disinherited his Oldest son
Cornelius, because he insisted on mar
rying the girl OF his choice. Alfred
Vanderbilt's fortune amounted 70
about s60,O0O.0o0.
From his earliest youth Mr.. Wander
bilt showed more interest In horses
than anything or earth. His marriage
did not change his tastes. but as time
rolled on he became more and more
absorbed in his fayorite pastime. His
wife who ls very handsome and re.
fined woman. did not fully share his
absorbing enthusiasm for the horses.
She liked them very well when she
wanted TO drive somewhere. but she
only took a mild and distant interest
IN them after they had been lodged
I'm the stable.
Now, Mr.. Vanderbilt could never
spend too much time with his horses
To please himself. When Mrs Van
derbIlt. all nicely dressed. was ready
20 sit down TO their dinner, she would
miss her husband. and II she took the
trouble 10 look for him she would ind
Ai.4+---Aa-aetaI,-as at-in-the- stAhle.
proudly contemplating MS latest team
OF spanking hays or affectionateiy EN-
braclng new pony. .Thts sort of
thing, became more and more frequent
and the husband and wife irifted
apart.
In his passionate attachment to The
horse Mr. Vanderbilt has naturally
been led into close association witt
men and women OF similar tastes anC
weaknesses. Among them Is Madame
Ruiz, remarkably attractive brun
cite. who has been photographed Oh
the box seat OF Mr.. Vanderbilt
coach and appears to be almost Al
much absorbed in horses as he il.
Mrs. Ellen Rasmussen futile. VIII
Is well-lnown I'm society In Cbicag'
and New York. IS famous steeple
chaser and also an eager one afte