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New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
CRESCENTPLAYERsWh
HOLD LEAD ON CoUBr,S
H0rd-Foaght Match Brings Lso,,.
Title to Bag RIDGE. Z.

The Crescent Athlesic Club won thu. g..
ship Of the metropolitan League ysz,.-a.---
single paint necessary 10 give n ths -
this season on the courts OF tbs r,,s. = :"
metropolis was won BY the ex-charnDso, :.
Crescent club. Charles NJ Bull. ir, vho. 60.
WyIie c. Grant after five srueIling sstz- 4,
-s. "a. So. Before this match baa v.sos.,
conclusion on tho courts OF the New York -
Tennis Club 123d street and Manhattan -
Robert T. Bryan. OF tho New York club h,a !,
feated Henry c. Martin. the Cresesnt cb,r.-s~
81. 6-8. 81 6-IOve. The doubles went - y
fault to the Crescent pair
At time when Grant led BuU by tyvo nan,
one and was Al games. with the uo'nt, =
love and service in his favor. Grant blew m -,
never again during the match was he aha !, !.
into his game The cause was a decision a. -
linesman which Grant believed to bs -,
against him. The decis Ton seemed to 49,
him. and although he had many opportynl,,s, n
was never able to recover command OF his ,,-o5s
Bull at all times hit the ball with powerful &c.,
accomplishing his best work from mid-eour4 -
he vOIleyed and smashed across court in sol,rSs
fashion.
Bryan scored his match against Martin ~ =.
hnessing and his steadiness OF execution. 49,
was constantly forced out OF position. He sss-,.s
unable to fathOm Bryan's manCeavring or 20 -,
him. Bryan stroked the ball high for ps-,so,,
placed shots and it in this manner TIA. 4.
overwhelmed Martin in the third set al ~ -.
the Crescent champion made fine stand In. .
useless one. Martin played himself IN thiz ~
and Bryan smothered him for a love set Ar n,
end of the match.
The present year Is the sixth or the Met,o-.-n,,
League title. It was in 1904 and lsx ~ ~,
Kings County Lawn Tennis Club OF Brookv.. -
1895 by the West Side Tennis Club. and ths ~,
York Lawn Tennis Club held # in 1901 and "a
losing It yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
rufts 90.
MINNESOTA, Al; IOWA, O.

dlhheapoLs' Oct minnesota took A one-sjde5
game iroin Iowa here this afternoon bv a score ~
- =, Iowa was completely outplayed al an
scored % points Minnesota ,rios ''i
ward passes in this half. ana ozly one wac cue
eessful. Most OF the ground Was s.5r.1 = -,
tscAle piunges by Johnston. who repeatedly broke
work of Johnston VAS feat,r. RI, ie''
half the lcngth o. the field rnroual, - -, nc ran
team 70 toachcowns 'ie iowa
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
VICE-PREsIDENT AT FoorBAI1, eAur

'.int"n. y. J., oct 81 vice President J,,,.. r,
snerinaN. Hamilton. -. to-da, SAD, tIs,,,n,a
fest ilO;aIt by a score Of . io u %, tt.. o., :
hsil game of tho season Nr shcrrn,,,.. -, +,
~ tbe field thc signal for tr-ilep.s..,,s ,,,
aurst q cheer ne followed The game ,Hih glcat
aterest Hamiltons ;iciofy was eaTneI through
field goal ijy DrummOnd la ihe first half and
'ouehdo%n by Side IN the last three minutes o.
49, second hall.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

weak Stevens line, but had her goal line crossed
twice, once on a blocked kick and once on a
tumble. Failure to follow the ball closely was
the chief weakness of the Tigers. Pennsylvania
showed improvement over earlier games in de-
featng Dickinson, while Cornell was scored on
by a field goal, although the eleven was quite
strong enough to beat the Rensselaer, Poytech-
mic team, showing much good material The
scores of the more important games follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
Scores OF College Football Comes

Dartmouth caught a Tartar in Vermont and
faile' TO score. while Amherst suffered defeat
but otherwise the football games yesterday re-
suited about expected. Yale found Syracuse
an easier foe than year ago. and won by d
score of 10 to o with smooth and varied at
tack that BODIES well for future games. Harvard
resorted to open play against Bowdon, and the
eleven showed remarkable speed for so early in
the season. Princeton played havoc with the
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
CARLISLE. 4s: RucKNE1I. &

Carlisle. Penn, Oct "A large crowd watched
the Indian Bucknell game IN he Indian field here
to-day. the Indians winning by q score of IS TO
Ia twenty-five minute halves The features were.
the playing OF Houser for the Indians and Cam
puzano and OBrien for Bucknell
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
MoroRcYcLE REcoRp EALLs

Springfield Mass. Oct 2-Charles Spencer bEaEa
the twenty-four- hour motorcycle record made b
II. A. Collier on Camingtown track in London %
May g. this morning at ga O'Clock when 70
equaIIed 0OIlier's mark in Il hours minutes 's2a
seconds. GGstafson. who is riding with Spenes'.
was several minutes in the rear. Spencer covered
more than Lees miles in the twenty-four hol@
Golfers recoxd for twenty-four hours is . MIS-
1900 yards.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
TRINITY, 12; WORCESTER POLY 6

Hartford, Conn, oct. 2.-In well played game
here to-day Trinity defeated Worcester Polytechnic
by score Of u TO 6. The first score was made
by Worcester after ten minutes play Trinity
followed with "a touchdown and goal five minutes
later. Trinity's in the second half was made
by Terrill and the goal kicked by Gi1derseeve.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
DARTMOUTH. O; VERMONT n

Hanover, y. H.. oct. 2-Dartmouth and the mi
'ersl'y OF vermont played tie game here to-day
neither eleven being able to score Tarfnoutt,
made poor showing in the matter OF Interference
ana fumbled repeatedly. once when the ball WIS
on Nermonts 1-yard line. The Vermont limo bed
strongly against the Green, but not once during
Dartmouth's gains were nearly all made ON tricL
plays.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
WEST POINT, %: TUFTS. 0.

y T'I'gT % ~ Ihe Trihunr-
"at "'' ~ D OCT. The Army scored an
Nic'"iE over iufts IN the opening game of the
football season here to-day the Gpa1 s, -
2 TO .. The soldiers started the game with a num-
oef oi substitutes bat before the final whistle had
~ practically all the third eleven. There was much
fufnbling early in the game the Army team a.
its share OF il. -'s
The lineup follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

The members OF the Brooklyn Chess Club will
hold their annual meeting in the Thomas jefferson
Building on Saturday evening" when the election
of directors will take place The committee on
nominations, consisting of w c. Bixby and H. w
Westerberg, has recommended the following names
Directors, to serve three years j. J. Spowers G
}. SchWietzer, DR.. $ +. King and q. r. Massa
for two years, {. A. Nen Walter Underhil and
Dr.. J. b. kopf.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
The line-ua follows.

Cornell 40 Position Rensselaer, Poly q,
Eurbut tMorton) Left end
Monk ......... tackle -...-.. NIav,r
Demand. LET. guard Wander IuopbtaD,
SetgTayc. 1,uens
Itdlc p'onnerl Right guard.
weeks 90 ituurkel- Right tackle.
crosby tMacAr
Wood Bak.rJ. 1captain1
Smith tIIoffman} Left halfback rorL
TNdouann tCaptaiui
'tTGs'hl Right haIfback- .Shankey Cspecus)
'iasS t)clalpl Fulba X.
IoHchduNns Gass . TNdemann, /. from field
lnglis- Goal from touchdown Tydemann. Referee
EFans Of Wtliams Umpire Southworth, Of Harvard
Time of halves Twenty and fifteen minutes
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
STEPHENS TIGER CHESS LEADER.

l.. Walter Stephens. chess champion Of Princeton
tnive sity, has been elected captain and manager
Of the varsity team which will represent Old
Nassau in the annual intercollegiate chess tourna-
ment with Columbia, Harvard and Yale in New
York during the Christmas holidays.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

Henry J. MolIenhauer and Frederick G. Aniss.
son. both former holders Of the Kings Couurr
championship. won their places in the seminal
round OF the annual tournament yesterday On IA
courts at President street. near Eastern ParkEsv
Molenhauer in hts contest defeated STANLEY a.
munds. 81. 6-1, e. Anderson created consider.
able surprise by scoring reversal OF form asai1s.
Herbert L Westfall, winning by the score Of -
81. -, SIS
After losing the first set and balancing the son.
IN the second Anderson cOaxed WestfaI into ha-z
hitting exchanges He got Westfal TO letting az
his powerful drives until he lost control rs
games were spectacular. bur Anderson held him.
self well in reserve, and, despite the third a.a
fourth sets touching at deuce. Anderson eapt-rs4
both by narrow margins.
The summary follows.
Championship singles FIRST rounds Edmunds dsfsa,s
G Clarke. 6-1. e. 6-S
Second rounds. Edmurds defeated Dr. A n FFarsr
g, 81. 6-2: Or. Duncan Ross defeated c Ntchsl,
-, IS. 6-2: DT Arthur Rowe defeated ". W. Css.
well, 6-4 6-3. 6-4
Third round-Henry J. 1lollenhausr defeated SEAMLESS
Edmunds. 6-L 81 6-2 Frederick Anderson dst
feated Herbert l. Westfau. 4-6 6-L - S-6
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

To-morrow! Dc IL then!! Resister!!! The
cooks are open from a m. to 10 .. m. ~ you
want business administration, you must sup
port the fusion ticket To vote you must
register.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

C1ustave 2 Touchard won the Championship a
the Bedford Park Lawn Tennis Club YESTERDAY a,
the courts near NoshoIu Parkway. In the Hssl
for the cup Touchard smotherei Walter Toussart
6-1ove 6-love. 6-L The latter hopslssslv
outcIassed. and was never able 10 meet TouchsTi
at the net with any success. In the ssmts-al
Touchard defeated James Walsh, So 81 IL
while Toussaint defeated Frank Oliver. "a -
S.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

Touchdowns-P. co. Corbett Goals from touch
downs-Withington % UmPire-MT. Hackett. Of West
Point. Referee-Mr Pendeton, Bowdoin. Field fudge
Mr.. Farmer Of Dartmouth Time OF haIves-Twenty
and hfteeE minutes,
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

keieree -SFmund Iafayettc. Umpire-Ssunders Col,r,
80 IiniekeeTefs hoIpe. CoUm hia: Rice Rutgers
Smiih and Glcnno Touchdown McCafforv
'osi-1eaf5- Iicid g1al-GaIgan
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

Touchdovns-For Princeton. 80. Cunningham.
Smith Sparks Mccormick. Kennedy; Stevens.
Pangburn. Harris. Goals-Waller Co. Harris % Ref.
eree-CostellO Cmpire-Lieutenant Nelly Of
Point Linesmen-Feagies OF Princeton. and r v
Mann. Of Stevens Time Of ha1ves-Twenty and fifteen
, mi
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

Fuggl.
dsines Fteld, Derning). Fubac Camp UoomsD
TouchdoNns-Daly. Vaughn. Goals from touchdoNns-
Hobbs, Goal from held--Daly. Referee Langford
Impirs-Minds Field 5udge-Gittinger. Time-Fifteen
and twenty minute halves
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

IJAcKAkD CARS FOR HIRE. LIMOUSINE on
gclephqae a9l0 BTgan A ~ HoA'A'
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

VIiOMAE FLYER 1901 MODEL. SEVEN PAsst>,tt,p
haa Iht isen oterlauied tat rehnshed. NM, stti
la cash 5HOrf pa West 4Stu s ''''' S'''
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
automobiles.

DnYAL TOURIST SEVEN PASsENGFp rotrp,>,,,
az West 4sth "a. ''i''''
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Most common Cause Of sunerlne.

Rheumatism causes more pain and
suffering than any other disease. for the
reason that it is the most common Of all
ills, and it is certainly gratifying to suf-
fe,ers TO know that Chamberlain's Lini-
ment will afford relief. aud make rest
and sleep possible. In many cases the
relief from pain. which is at first tenn
orary. has become permanent. while in
old people subject to chronic fheuma-
tism. often brought on by dampness or
changes 10 the weather, a permanent
cure cannot be expected; the relief from
pain which ibis Eminent affords is alone
worth many times its cost. Is and 50
cent sizes for sale by Valley drug store.
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I dutHUffze my VIE 10 Sign.
Witnesses:
4. :. Murreii,
L. N. Hutchinson.
G. ID. LACRUIX.
Deputy District Clerk and Notary
Public. Grant Parish. La
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SHERIFF. SALE.

18th Judicial District Court, Parish
of Grant, Louisiana.
Thompson Richie Grocery Co. versus
Buckner Bros Co., Ltd.
By virtue of a writ of fieri facias
and judgment of the court rendered in
the above matter, have seized and
viii offer for sale at public auction at
the principal front door OF the court
house III the town of Co fax, La, on
SATURDAY, JUNE S. 1869,
the f,llcwing described property, sci Ia
ed as the property Of defendant, viz:
Lot No. 10 Of Block II in the Village
OF Veida. and Lot No. of Block No 4
In Durham addition to verda.
Also. a certain tract of land begin.
nirg IS yards west IRON the southea sl
rner Of d .tracl of land sold to s. Cul.
pepper by ]. o. Till, Feb uary 8. 1907,
running thence north $50 feet, thence
west 100 feet. thence south $50 feet,
thence east 100 feet to place of begiu.
ming.
Terms of sale cash, subject to ap-
praisement.
Coifax, La, May /. 1909.
A B. PERKINS,
Sheriff of Grant Parish, La.
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Assessor Of Grant Parlsh. La.
BANKRUPT SALE.
In the matter of the estate of b.
Woods and Son. Bonkrup $.

In the matter of the estate of b. f..
Woods and Son. Bonkrup s.
Notice is hereby given that on the
Is day of May, 1909, / will sell at
puo-,c or private sale in the town of
M "ig ,mery. La. between the hour S
OF 10 O'Clock a m and II o'clock M. !,
the entire stock of goods, sore fixtures
sun notes and accounts be ong my to
the estate Of b h. Woods & Son, mi :
Oh udise and fixtures t. be sold in on.
bulk, and notes and accounts to be 30 d
IN another bulk, the sale 10 take place
al ia ir SIRE house in Montgomery.
Terms Of sale cash, at not less than
three-ionrths of the appraised value.
Witns SIS my signature on this the
18th day OF April, 1909
B. A. FORTSON,
Trustee of said estate.
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CONSTABLE SALE.
First Justice Court, Ward One, Grant
Parish, Louisiana.

First Justice Court, Ward One, Grant
Parish, Louisiana.
G. H McKnightvs. Robert Hagan.
BY virtue of writ of fieri facias is
sued out of the First Justice Court,
W.-rd One, Grant Parish, La, aud
t. me directed in the above entitled
&c, have seized and will offer for
sale between the hours prescribed by
law at the late residence of Roht. Ha-
gan IN North Z olfax. La. on
SATURDAY, May Is. 1909,
the following described property, seiz
ed rs the prop rty of defendant, to- wit
bedsteads, mattresses, straig hit
back chairs, 8 quilts, bois'er, safe.
; plates, sugar dish, } cups and sau-
GERS. I dish, l bowl. ) water z asse S,
] sewing machine. pillows, sheets.
1 small table. dining table
Terms of sale cash. subject to APP
pi alsem.nt.
This April %. 1909.
J. ". CARNAHAN,
Constable Of Ward One.
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Douglas. sen,ell CO.. Of Dixie. La,

Douglas. Sentell Co. of Dixie. La.
wriirs: '.sonie time since. we were
fnddced 10y yUur representative to
try a small assortment OF your line
OF Royaline remedies, aud wish to
say that your Rnyaline Oil AntiSep-
tic aud Congh Syrup have proven the
best sellers we have ever handled.
As an evidence that the entire line Of
reiucslies are good. would say that
We had sold every package before the
rtI,resentativecaile the second time .
being the first instance we ever had
ste. an experience. Ii Is with pleas
ure We give rhis our second order.
anil nope they will reach rs prompt
~. Az our customers arr. calling for
them, and will not accept substi-
t'if"-. Every article sold under
guarantee.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

The listing and estimation of the
valuation of all real and personal
pr pc ~ subject to taxation in the par
Isl Grant Tor 1909 has been compile
ted, ani the estimated valuation made
til r.in by the Asse-syr Said list
WI bc exposed in the Assess,rs. flee
70 inspection and corr ection for the
tern 4 twenty days, beginning May
Il, 1909
ELISHA S. MURRELL,
Assessor of Grant Parish. La.
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up and estrayed by Walter
Smith, of Dry Prong, La. one white
and red piped beef. about years old,
has high slender horns, appraised by
Wm- Smith aud T. j. Walker TO be
worth $1,000. Unless owner Comes
forward and proves property and pays
ALI legal charges, the ssme will be
sold at the residence of Vim. Smith on
The 9Th day of May, 1909, to the last
and highest bidder for cash, the prop
erty tn. bring not less than two-thirds
of the apr aisement.
RAY WATSON,
Justice of the Peace, Ward 3.
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SHERIFF SALE.

18th Judicial District Court. Parish
of Grant, Louisiana.
Bank of Montgomery VS.. F. M. Ellis.
BY virtue of a writ of fieri facias
and judgment OF the court rendered in
the above matter, have seized and
will offer for sale at public auction at
the Bank of Montgomery, in the town
OF Montgomery, La ..on
SATURDAY MAY IS, 1909,
the following described property, seiz-
ed as the property of defendant, viz:
One piano an possession of the Bank
OF Montgomery, sequestered AS the
property Of defendant, +. M Ellis
Terms of sale Cash, subject to APP
prais, ment.
Coliax, La. May 1. 1909.
A. b. PERKINS,
Sheriff OF Grant Parish, La.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF GRANT.

AKISH OF UKANT. J
/ hereby certify that the within
and foregoing IL true and correct
copy OF the original charter OF the
Chronicle Printing Co.. Ltd, az now
on file In this office under Register
No. 2541 and recorded In Mortgage
Book *" at page AZ ct seq. ON this
nth day Of April. A. ID. 1909
In testimony whereof witness my
hand and official seal uf office On this
the 9th day of April. A. d. 1909.
Z. ID. LACROIX.
by. Clerk and Recorder. Graut PHI.
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vested In a Board of Directors to t,t
composed of four Stockholders, and
until the next annual meeting of
the stockholders the Board of Direct
ora shall be composed of the follow
ing stockholders: Charles n. Teal.
Airs. Luella ID. GOODWIN. James !.
OQulnn and Alfred NJ. Goodwyb. of
whom Charles n. Teal shall be Presi
dent; Mrs. Lueiia ID. Goodwyn, Vice
President; Alfred Nj. Goodwin. Seq
rotary; and james, j. O'Quinn, Treas
urer. Said Board Of Directors and
said officers shall continue i'm office
until the first Monday In Januar,.
A. ID. 1910. ON which day at 10 u'cluck
"a. M. and annually thereafter, on
The hist Monday OF January. at said
hour. the stock holders shall assemble
In the office Of the corporation at
Eolfax. Louisiana. and elect from the
stockholders Board Of Directors to
lie composed Of four stockholders.
and also a President. a yicr- Presi-
dent. "a Secretary and a Treasurer
ior Incorporation. Any stockhuld-
er may lie a member of the Board of
Directors aud hold any one of the
said offices
The Board Of Direetsrs and thu.
officers named shall hold office until
their Successors are elected. and in
The event. for any cause. the stock
holders should fail To meet on the
day. herein liked for the election OF a
Board OF Directors aud the officers.
then the President Of the corpora
tim Is hereby vested with the author
fty 10 cal II meeting uf stock holders
any day alter the day fixed for the
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF RAPInEs

Having exaiiiiiled the above AMI
foregoing act of Incorporation Vi
"rhe Chronicle Printing Company
Limited and find nothing therein
contained contrary to the Uonstitu.
ton and Laws of Louisiana, l here.
by approve the same. Done and
signed at Alexandria, La, this April
18th, 1909.
JOHN X. HUNTER.
Dist. Attorney 18th Judicial Dist
rict Of Louisiana.
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SHERIFF SALE.

18th judicial District Court, Gran,
Parish Louisiana
Thomas c. Bush vs.. NJ. Greenhow ard
ct ais.
No. 2O5S
BY virtue of writ Of Fl, ri facias and
ju,ie ment Of the court rendered in the
above matter, / have seized and will
otiei f,,r sale at public auction at the
principal irunt door of the court house
in The iown of Cnffax. la on
SATURDAY, JUNE s, 1909,
the following described property, seiz-
I'd "a he pr ptrty oil defendant, viz:
The north half of the northeas quar-
ter Of SECTION two. township five north,
range three vest, in Grant parish,
Lou, lana. being the same property
quircd by Major and Ralph Greeu-
no xasd from h e. Randolph, Major
CIR 'tnhow AID owning one-half of SAID
tract. kcsish Gteenhow ard one half
of on half. aud Fred aud Prier Green
how I'D owning one-sesenth of ne-hslf
OF half each. the whole Of said tract
not to be sod but the interests of the
defendants as stated to be sold.
Terms of sale cash. subject to APP
pr aise nen'.
Colfax. La, May 1, 1909.
A. b. PERKINS,
Sheriff of Grant Parish, La.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-11
Mr.. csstee Gets New Funera! Car.

Keeping pace with the times, MI
J. Hugh Caffee, the leading undertake
err and funeral director Of this city,
has lust received from the builders,
SEWERS & rrdman. Detroit. Mich, one
of the finest funeral cars to be found
In the South. In fact, no finer car Is
to be found anywhere. for the build
ers are leaders in their line. and MI.
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of work they turn out. II Is silver
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piano finish The car Is equipped with
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win be pleased 20 have the public in
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that very few. n any. city. the size OF
Newport News. has anything to com.
pare with IL. IL
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-11
HOPES WANTS DIVORCE
Wlvt
Prominent Philadelphia Names Man
Hsshot Some Years Ago
SENSATIONAL ALLEGATIONS made
ce.respondent is Charles Newhal',
crsckster Of International Reputa-
ton. Who Refused to Prosecute
when Irste Husband Fired Upon
Him.
fnx AssocIated Press).

PHILADELPHIA, PA. July lo-Dan
Wilson Hopes. member OF wen
known family who has figured In the
nublic prints In various ways during
the last few years. today began d.
vorce proceedings against his wife,
Katie Eleanor Hopes, naming as CO.
respondent Charles A. Newhail, also a
member OF a prominent local family
and cricketer of international repu-
tation.
The Hopes have been separated
for several years. Mr.. HOPES makes
many sensational allegations against
his wife.
TheHoopes. domestic affairs came
prominently into the public eye some
years ago, when Dawson Hopes sligt-
II injured Mr.. Newhall with a shot
gun. Mr.. Newhali did not prosecute
Mr.. Hopes, declaring that the latter
was not responsible for his action.
The commonwealth prosecuted him
and he was convicted. but sentence
was suspended.