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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-05
RBYVILLE.

-
Darbyville.- Miss Cleo Hiatt Of Mo
ravia visited Sunday with her friend,
Miss Myrtle Ospy.
J.. A. Graham and wife left for their
home in Lincoln, Neb.. Sunday after
four weeks visit with relatives and
friends In this vicinity.
Miss Gene holland is confined to her
home with tonsilitis.
Miss Myrtle Espy visited a few days
last week with friends in Moravia.
Charles .joyer and family visited
with relatives at Plano during Christ
mas.
Mrs. Charles Kincade has been oa
the sick list the past week.
E. M. Kincade, wife and daughter
spent Sunday in Moravia.s
School closed here last Thursday
after three months term
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ELpON.

Eldon.-Mrs. Henry Ritz, Mrs. Car
RE Weber and Mrs. George Whistler
We're in Ottumwa today shopping.
Miss Lulu Scott and brother, Ray
mond went to Bloomfield for visit
with relatives and friends.
Ream Baker returned to his school
in Iowa City. after spending the ho:i-
da,s with his perents.
Mrs. Weldie Lutz and daughter re
turned home today after an extended
visit in Kansas City.
Miss Lillian Brookheart returned to
her home in Washington Ia. after a
visit with her brother, o. E. Brook
heart.
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OLlVET.

Olivet,--W. Fl. Jenkins of Des
Moines was a business caller in town
on Tuesday.
r. Williams visited this week with
his daughters. Mrs. Long and Frede"
ickson D. Bolton.
Mrs. Mary Deruse and son of Pella
visited this week at the home of M.
and Mrs J. l.. Billings.
Art Regis returned on Monday from
Moberly where he visited his sister.
Mrs. Fritz Olson.
Mrs. William Druse returned on
Monday from Tacoma where she spent
the summer. She will remain here for
Mrs. J. l.. Thompson.
John Dolan, the section foreman on
the Rock Island here since 1878 con
tinuously, resigned his place on the
road Jan. 1. He will be succeeded by
John Top. MI Dolan is now past sew
enty years Of life and commenced on
the road when a boy
J. w. HTan SAINT Of Des Moines was
in town Thursday on business.
William Weese, the mine foreman
reports good trade in all grades of
coal and he expects steady work all
the winter.
Cary Wellman of Tracy secured
work in the mine this week
Mrs. William Laughlin, east of town
spent the holidays at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. r. Williams.
A four weeks protracted meeting
closed in the NJ. PS church on Sunday
There is reported four conversions and
one addition to the church.
Mrs. Lee Nassman returned Tuesday
from Des Moines where she visited
her sister, Mrs. Perry Davis.
William Lumsden spent Sunday in
Ottumwa with relatives and friends.
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LEAVES Wife
AND SICK CHILD.
HENRY HoWELLs HAS LEFT CITY
TAKING SON WITH HlM--pE-
sERTloN PETITION FILED,
WOMAN IN THE CASE?
Is Alleged That Policeman Has Gone
to Join Florence Goldsmith Whom
Mrs. HoweIs Charges
With Adultery.

Leaving his wife in an agony OF
suspense over his partially accounted
for absence, and a two-year-old daugn-
ter dangerously i'll at his home, Hen
nv Howells. a member of the Ottumwa
police force, accompanied by his son,
aged six years, has strangely dlsap
peared from the city. leaving trail OF
apprehension behind MIN. Mrs. How
ellis, 1915 West Mill street, fears that
her husband has gone to join one
Florence Goldsmith, formerly OF OF
tuulwa, now of Burlington or Keokul,
with whom she alleges his associa-
tons were suspicious for some time
past.
As a result of the mysterious alb
sence of her husband, Mrs Howells
has fled an information in the police
court, charging him with wife deser-
tion and has also filed charges of adul
terry against the woman.
Receives Letter Today,
Mr.. Howells left his home yesterday
afternoon. accompanied by his son,
Henry, and boarded a car for the
business district, stating that he was
going to buysthe boy suit of clothes.
.
of him, This morning she received a
letter from him, mailed in this city.
1t was brief and inexplicably worded.
1t stated that Mr. Howells hated to
leave his home while the baby was so
sick. hut that he had heard some
thing was in trouble and had to
leave town for a while, Tt also con-
veyed the information to the wife that
he was taking the boy with him and
would take good care of him.
About the same time Howell Price.
father of Mrs. Howclls, received let
ter very similar in import, stating
that necessity caused Mr.. Howells' alb
sence from tho city for time, and re.
nuested that Mr.. Price make his home
with his daughter during the period.
Record is Clear.
jMr. Howells' police record during
+Ae lifee of the police and fire com
mission, has been exceptionally clear.
He has never had charges filed
against him and has never been even
reprimanded.
Florence Goldsmith, the woman who
is charged with adultery is said by
Mrs. Howells to have figured in dt
vorce suit with Henry Eilers. which
proceedings was dismissed. Until re.
Gently she has been conducting the
Home restaurant Oh East Main street
This business was disposed of last
week and Miss Goldsmith left, sfa
stated, for Keokuk 1t Is believed
however, that she is really living in
Burlington.
Mrs. IIowells stated this morning
that her husbands relations with the
woman while in the city aroused hel
lsl .cipicions and that she had fire.
uuently spoken to him about it, only
to be rebuffed Howells~was ON duty
as an officer up to and including De-
cenlber 81, 1908. and the news of his
departure came as a complete surprise
TO his brother officers this morning.
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SOAP CREEK,

Soap Creek.-Jack Heckart was IN
Belknap last Saturday.
Thomp Sample and Billy Burberry
we're in Belknap Saturday evening
Mrs. Mamie Nelson and daughter
Elsie were In Ottumwa Monday on
business.
Miss Goldie Foster is on the sick list
this week.
Mr.. Stuffabean is seriously i'll with
pneumonia.
Mrs. John Burris is on the sick list
Mamie Nelson and daughter were
in Drakeville Saturday.
Mrs. Minerva Bradbery visited with
her brother John Sample few days
and attended the meeting at Sherman
Chapel.
Martha Pugh called on Mrs. George
Hardy Monday evening.
William Snow was in Belknsp last
Saturday morning.
Ross Sutton was in South Ottumws
Saturday night.
Boss Sutton and George Bradberr,
is working for Thomp Sample.
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DRAkEvILLE.

DrakeyileThe Christmas exercises
at both churches were well attended.
A tree at the Christian church and a
Cross and Star at the Methodist. A
quintet composed of Messrs. Harry
Updlke, Ed jennings, Ralph Elder,
Earl Davis and Enos Pierard favored
the crowd at the Methodist church
with fine selections. The Sunday
school children were well remembered
with candy and oranges.
Rev. Huff received q nice rocking
chair as a gift of the people. Rev.
Huff is meeting with good success in
his meetings at the Peppers school
house.
James Worrel occupied the pulpit
at the Methodist church Sunday night.
Charlie Thompson is enjoying a Wis
it from his cousin. Mr.. McClain.
A. f. French and wife spent Satur-
day and Sunday near West Grove,
with their daughter, Mrs. Ivah Wilcox
and husband.
Mrs. Ed Sloan of Aledo. Ill. is here
spending the holidays with her hus-
band and visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John F7e1nming.
Mrs. Q. M. Housley of Trenton.
spent Christmas with her father, j.
n. Wood and wife.
H. D. Grant and family took Christ
mas dinner at the Joe Ford home,
south of BlOOn1neid.
L. e. Sayles and family of Ottunlwa,
spent Christmas at the parental Say
| les home.
! Mrs. Linnie Rothenstein and family
took dinner Christmas in Bloomfield
| with Mrs. Minnie Schnorr and fam
lily.
Miss Lou Truitt of Pulaski, spent
Friday and Saturday at home.
Miss Myrtle Courtney of Mt Pleas
| TIA: I, sic
Bonar.
! Misses Irene Grant. Merl Sloan. La
Rue Turner. Myrtle Hardy and Anna
| Clark spent Sunday afternoon with
Misses lola and Ethel Pierard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Logan Bunten gave a
dinner Sunday to a number OF fela-
, tives.
Arlie Sloan spent Sunday with Al
ma. Davis.
daughter Dorothy spent Sunday after
noon in Belknap.
Mrs. Castor and grandma Frank
T-odil1e spent few DAYS last week in
FIoris at the Frank Fridley home.
Mrs. Ella Kelsey and children OF
UdeIl spent Christmas at the parenta
VIM. Piper home.
Mrs. Fl. T. Truitt and children are
visiting in Bloomfield.
Mrs. Salyes spent Christmas a
tho home of her son William. There
were also present J. II. Sayles ant
family. Tom Sayes and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Logan Bunten Of this place
and L. E. Sayles and family Of Ottun1-
Mrs. John Morgan of Brighton i
visiting her brother-in law Tom Nor
f gan and daughter Cora.
J.. Miss Jennie Slagles of Mystic ]
| spending the holidays with her par
1 Gtlv Duke Of Ottumwa is spending
, the holidays with his sisters Mabe
ana Blanche at the home of his grand
: mother Mrs. Martha Williams.
Miss Ollie Putnam of Belknap spen
r Christmas at the home of her hroth
{ az will and family.
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RENToNsPoRr.

Bentonsport-Ha Hill and Lila
Stevens. two highly respected young
people of this place, Went to Bona
parte on Thursday evening December
"a and were married. Ref. bruce of
that place officiating.
Iva Downing of Mystic is spending
her vacation with home fIks
Rev. bruce of Bonaparte began a.
series of meetings at Velnon M. f.
church on Monday.
Mary Stevens. who is attending high
school at Pennington is at home en-
joying the holiday vacation with his
parents.
George Robinson and vile of Valley
Junction are spending. this week at
the parental Henry Fulton home.
Mrs. Henry Fulton. who has been
sick for some time is no better
Mrs. Henry Butts and daughter
Vina of Hedrick, are visiting at the
home of Will Shaw and Chas Aloxan-
der.
villa stemple is a guest Of Lizzie
| Mckinney.
| Max Ruble is visiting relatives in
Selma and Eldon.
| L. l.. Bruce is at home near Milton
| spending the holidays.
Ross Downing of Eldon recently
visited at the home of his father Johr
Downing.
Mrs. Clara Dorson and children o.
| Montgomery City Mo-, are at Mrs
Mrs. Dorson's fathers home to remain
| Indefinitely.
Calvin Merriott Of Burlington. ant
brother of Galesburg, H.. are VISITING
| their old home here.
J. Z. Corwin has purchasdd the But.
, Ter farm east of town.
| Mrs. John Seward is whiting he
sister Mrs. Jas. Fulton and family o
| Valley Junction.
j. T.. Stevens of Keokuk. Us at hon
with his children for a. fewEdays.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Bales returned thi
week after an absence off ten dav
| in Centerville, where theyk were lii
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LEGAL.
Adminis+ratrjx Notice,

Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested, that on the 2Sth day OF
December A. D. 1908, the undersigned
was appointed by the Clerk of the
District Court of Wapello County,
Iowa, Administrative of the Estate of
Martha A. Smith, deceased, late of
said County. All persons indebted to
said Estate will make payment to the
undersigned, and those having claims
against the same will present them.
legally authenticated to said Court,
for allowance.
Dated Decemer 2S, 1908.
Sarah F. Trotter,
Administrative.
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with her sister, Mrs Clark Written
and other relatives.
Mrs. w. Z. Douglass of Whitebreast,
returned Thursday from Derby, where
she had been spending a week with
her daughter Mrs. Lowe.
Mrs. Lydia Welch of Jewell, arrived
Thursday for visit with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. E. Hollinger and
numerous friends.
Andy j. Smith of Ottumwa. was in
the city Thursday visiting his sister
Mrs. Jas. Lyons, and calling on old
friends.
Mrs. El1l,iia Hines of Abba, returned
home Thursday after a visit with
Mrs. ]. z. Butler.
r. d. Piper entertained the clerks in
his store at his home Thursday even
ing and most delightful time was
had.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank Weaver OF Abba
who have been visiting in Whitebreast
township with Mrs. Weaver's sister.
Mrs. Gordon Graver, returned home
Thursday evening.
The Misses Mary and Pauline Kirk
of Kirksville. Mo. have returned home
after a weeks visit at the home Of
their uncle. G. r. Kirk.
Mrs. r. B. Alldredge of Des Moines.
has returned home after. pleasant
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Hugh
Moore.
Mrs. Frank Lamb of Ridgeway. Mo-
returned home Thursday after visit
with her sister. Mrs. f. A. ArtlcN.
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Asthma Sufferers Should Know This.

Foieyss Honey and Tar has cured
many cases of asthma that were con-
sidered hopeless. Mrs. Adolph Bues-
inE, 701 West Third ST., Davenport.
Iowa, writes: "A severe cold con
tracted twelve years ago was neglect
ed until it finally grew into asthma.
THE best medical skill available could
not give me more than temporary re-
def. Foley's Honey and Tar was rec
commended and one fifty cent bottle
entirely cured me of asthma which had
been growing on me for twelve years.
IF had taken It at the start | would
have been savsi years of suffering.
r. B. Clark and ]. H. L. Sweenson's
Drug Stores.
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cHlLpREN WHO ARE sIckLY.

Mothers who value their own COM
fort and the welfare of their children,
should never be without a box Of
Mother Grays Sweet Powders for
children, for use throughout the sea-
son. They Break up Colds, Cure Fever.
,shness, Constipation, Teething Dis
orders, Headache and Stomach Troub-
les. THESE POWDERS NEVER
FAIL. Sold by all Drug Stors. 25c.
Don't accept any substitute. A trial
will be sent FREE to any mother who
will address Allen S, Olmsted, lie Roy,
N. T.
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HoPEWE ELL.

Hopewell John Johnston and
family and Ernest Walker and family
and Emmett Walker, spent Christmas
day at J. M. Walkers.
Mrs Emmett Walker and son
Goldson have returned from weeks
visit with relatives in Bloomfield and
Troy.
Several from here are attending
church at Union Chapel.
N. J. Sammons made a business
trip to Blakesburg Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Dye is still quite ILL
Wesley Peoples transacted business
here recently.
II. B. Patterson OF ottumwa has
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SUNDAY IN HIS
ELEMENT AGAIN
is REPEATING oTTuMWA PER
FoRMANCE OUT ON COAST TO
AUDIENCES OF 5000.
BULL SLABS AT HIM
PProminent Factor in Episcopal
Church Denounces EvangeIist's
Sermons as Being sIasphem-
ous-- Is an "Acrobatic
Anarchist"

Speaking TO audiences that average
eight thousand people to a meeting,
and working with the same vehement
abandon that characterized his five
weeks in Ottumwa, Evangelist Billy
Sunday is turning the coast city of
Spokane upside down. differing from
the experience of Ottumwa only in
ratio to the comparative sizes of the
cities.
1t has rested With a prominent fac
tor of the Episcopal church, Rev. DR..
w. J.. Bull, to be at the head of the
most vindictive fight against the evan
gelist yet instituated on the Pacific
coast. DR.. Bull has taken active
steps toward bringing about a cessa :
ton of the evangelists meetings in
Spokane, as can be cleaned from the
following dispatch.
Uses Term "Acrobatic Anarchist.
Spokane, Wash, Jan. 2.-"I am too
broad minded not to have sympathy
with an anarchist, but | have no pa
tience with a testing acrobatic an
archist VINO is as a minister of the
gospel pours his blasphemous utter
ances into the faces of 5000 people.
Il have been informed that there
is no law to stop it, but | ask you r
all earnestness. how long are you go
ing to endure it? Isn't it a sin to have
this man, this minister, using the Ian
guage he utters from a ministers plat
form?
why should there be a iocose &C.
clesiastic anarchist in our midst?"
In this language Rev. w. l., Bull
former archdeacon and missionary OF
All Saints and owner of the Ondawa
inn, flayed Billy Sunday. in q. speech
made at a meeting and luncheon of the
trustees of the chamber of commerce
at the assembly Ill the Hutton build
ing.
II formerly had the habit of swear
ing said DR.. Bull but never used
.oaths in public. The average man who
has carlessly formed the habit of
swearing never swears or blasnhemes
in public. But lere is a professed
evangelist. preaching the gospel who
blasphcmes from the pulpit. Christ
taught us to be rcverent, but this man
takes the name of God and of Christ
III vain
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guests of Mrs. Bales parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Maflon loan. ft'''
Warren Jameson and two sons of
Mt. Sterling, are here this week Yis-s
iting relatives.
Miss Gertrude Robinson pleasantly
entertained a number of her young
friends at the home of her sister, Mrs
TYLER
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spending his vacation with his pal

spending his vacation WIN his par
ents. Az
Mrs. Ida Peebler and son were shop,
ping in Fairfield Monday.
Miss Pauline Clinkenbeard Of Fair,
field spent Christmas with friends in
Llbertyvilie.
Paul Gearhart. who is attending
business college in Burlington is homo
to spend his vacation.
Quite a number of people are on the
sick list with colds, mumps and whoop.
ing cough.
Elmer Wilson was a business caller
in Fairfield Monday.
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WILL INTEREST MANY.

Every person should know that good
health is impossible If the kidneys are
deranged. F'oley's Kidney Cure will
cure Kidney and Bladder diseases
IN every form, build UP and strength
en- these organs so they will perform
their functions property No danger
ey's Kidney Cure it taken in time. F.
3. Clark and J. II. L. Sweenson's Drug
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Dismiss Case Against LilIey.

New Haven, Conn, Jan. 2.-The
case brought against Governor-elect
George l.. Lilley under corrupt prac-
tees act before the election court was
dismissed today The act was de-
clared unconstitutional.
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been traversing this section buying
cattle and sheep.
Chas. Worrell visited Sunday at the
parental Walker home.
William Hunters baby is GONZALES
cent
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PLAN FAVORED
Second District conaressman's Idea
of Issuing Lincoln Stamps
May Carry.
Washington Bureau OF
Tho Ottnrnma Courier

Washington Bureau OF
The Ottllmwa Courier
Washington. D. c., Jan. 2.
Representative Dawson's proposed
issue of series Of postage stamps in
honor of Lincoln's centennial birthday
anniversary has brought forth letters
Of approval from all over the United
States. Postmaster General Meyer
and Mr.. Dawson have discussed the
matter. Mr.. Meyer approved Mr..
Dawson's plan in hearty terms and
there is not much doubt but that it will
be carried out.
J. C. Weliiyer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-06
No hay ALI asilos de
carload tan eficien-
tes como en- ofroe
pueblos.
e. sebor Bird propuso la
fundacion de una plan.
Ia de luz electrica yno
fueron cubiertas las &C
Clones.

Sobra. on aIto orado 4 Ios b;;os
de- nuestro nneblo or.ndes ;Joss
prandss ideas nrogresistas mnv mar,
tjcuIarmente I Ios oma ranTsse6tsn
q cosa piblica On Ia snoca sctuaI
Dan,ro do 10 esfora do acc;b, o,o
tan lirnitad, ost5 mr. motive da Ia
ev r7uricinaJ vicente bar becbn H..
air,fri.trar5ores nrosen,os to4, H.
one fg~srsme7ts lss ba sido no.i.
blp
Facko. rrtct,cos i,s,;f,ca, les
anterio-es manifeztacio1es
ps-o g 81 c.so r,.,y ,-;z,a m,
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lnpastra cesyent,.,.4a ill.,. Arr.
/ cor nm, ~. evcsrcicres si os,;, al
ests en- r-Is, Re l,s ev,rsr;arc.
Yrs.nits n ors sr todos In. rra-
hin. cra rsss, M, Ia rrisra ST.
citn .To5ss Iss cIrs- Grs al M M
de, e., i-rlsntsIss M, los r,rrieii.
ciric. GeLen ssrIo INV In. canita...-
Itas ous por lev de erat:tud estan en-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-06
JN PELIGRO
PARA ROMA.
Plan para destruir be-
llezas artisticas ali.
Quieren modernizar el 'Di
Ponte" demoIiendo pre-.
ciosidades historicos.
La prensa 7 las sOcipdades ar.
tiStieas han prOtestadO con.
trs tamaIO delitc de eulturs

La prenss italiano ba venijo hs-
blando de un acuerdo tomsdo por FL
Conseio municipal de Roma. Consis-
te este en- aprohar "por unanimidad'
ell llamado plan reGuladOr", pro-
puesto por un senior Sanjust. que in
justsmente Sc tituls arquitecto. pues
en- estos Ia profession del constructor
vs siempre unida 8 % del artists. Y
en- el Sehot Saniust ocurre 10 contra
rio
Sc trsts de nodernizar IN barrie
de Roma. el Di Ponte,, destruyendo
grandes belIezas hist6ricas.
La prenss ' las sociedade' arts
ticas han protestado ccHtra tamafo
delto de culturs. Y como no sprie-
! ten en- su csmpaha pars que el scuer-
/ Do municipal oue1e iBcUmPiidc,
|vendran ctrcs Y otros. cue cor dine
rc ' tempo. convertirsn Is bells {
! hist6TiC3 Ecma e. Uns ciudaj no
derns vu!zarisins-
! Per de rvoatc. cen a prcveetc s.
probadc =e trats de strir er2rdes
/ Was de trsr:eo. que initen Is vis Ns-
izionale. Aquk.lss irTadlarisn Dc Is
plazs del Farlanentc 81 Pueate I'm
berti de d iuente dc T-evI 81 bz-
rho Di Ponle
! Aesto han da5c ea llanarls Is SIS
tsmatizacitn artlstICs de Roms Ma
les SOD los crimenes artisucos pcr
( inoraneia 9 incEria- pero les s.ste-
# msticos. les kecE1s eu uCmbre de-
( arte y DEL sauer. e=cs nc tisnen eZcl-
81 nj rsr55n &c Dos. Unes yeees PoE
nodeTnizs7. otra- pcr restal.af, ei
4 ESQ Is cue. con el a5anc0no de las
rsntes. ls crrs 8estTuctcra de lo=
s5os v las uauos de Jos arqgitectns
I me,ilos ) TsfcrmAdCEes. las CORA.
/ de arte monumental yiyea dc m.ia-
gro
Esas des5iChsdas refogmzr De sis-
tena.iEari6n artistica de Roma. q
m realism, srabarGn con IA plaza
css1a.s = = P4Esa -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-06
ESCANDALO EN-
MORR|STOWN.
Porque Sc casaba la
hija de Ia millionaire
Hetty Green, arma-
ron un alboroto in
creible.
Cuatrocientos estudiantes
unieronse a la manifesto
cion que cohartaba la L.
bertad de los ncvlos.
Estos lograron salvarse enCe-
rrados en- un wagon de fe-
rrocarril.

Ell novio Mathew Astor WIsks re-
cibe en- su matrimonio una parte de
la fortuna de Sylvia Green consisten-
te en- s60,000.000.
Mr.. Astor Wisks. tiene sesenta Y
rinco amos, Y su novia Sylvia trelnta.
La desposads llevaba uD veStldo
de viaie color broun, muy elegante,
tanto Ia madre como Ia hija tienen
luto de Miss Robinson. prima de 10
opulenta Mrs, Green.
EOtrs de las Circumstances que g.
rompa1an este aconteclmieDto tuf
una terrible granizada que cay6 so
bre los novios en- el mOmento en- que
salian de Ia iglesia; pero este era po-
ra eoss eomparado con 10 llUvia de
fct6grsfos Y reporters de perodIcos
que asalt6 Mrs. Green Y 8 - hlls
en- aquellos momentos, tTstandc &c
tcmaT sus fotogTsiias.
Mr.. Wisks, bered5 100000 deS-
pues de la nluerte &c 81 padre eu
1899. HOY puede considerarse sstIs-
fecbo con Ia hermoss dote de S50. 600
600 aportada por ls novia elegida
De su coTsz6n.
Sylvia Green. hii3 unics de MT:
BETTY Green, ecDtrsio matrimonio
el dis q del coTrieute con Mathew
Astor Wilks, deseendiente Del diiun-
70 John Jacob Astor.
Is oeremonia fus ceIebrada en- Is
irlssis Episcopal de San Pedro en-
Mor-istown, New Jersey.
Sylvia Green es hijs De ls mujei
mas rica que Sc eonOcs Y euyo earae.
ter reuue algunas cuaidaiss eXesn-
trieGs.
la boda fus preoedida De esoens'
tuFhulentas en- Hoboken cuando Nm
Green, 81 hija = un ndmero de Inyi-
tsdos salieFon para MorrisiOHn er
IN wagon privado Del ieuocarrl
Una eanosa multitud sc arTemo-
En5 en- frenie de las hahitaciOnes
csztizl1 sn b F4gn4 81