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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-15

Exactly ninety-two million disease
germs were found in a 81 bill which
was examined with microscope. If
sou don't believe they are there,
count em for yourself.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-15

With the completion OF the present
paving contract, Chickasha will have
ten miles Of paved streets and that
1s7.t so bad for starter.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-15

Anyway. the Hon. VIM. H. Murray IS
getting hise name in print oftener than
any OF the other Democratic candi-
oates for governor
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-15

We don't pretend to possess the gift
ii political prophecy, but We want to
predict right now that Judge Bailey
will be re-nominated and elected. >
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-15
= = y = y + = y + = y 4 r. y = + =
= PRESS COMMENT +

And old adage. An idle mind is
tie devils workshop This may be
the reason why there are 50 many di-
soIce scandals among the ultra-rich
and ultra-society -wave-Demo-
crat.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-15

Jones said he and CLAWS fell that II
Mckenzie and other claimants in
Alaska had power enough to remove a
cabinet officer they themselves should
be removed il their reports didn't
suit. Comngoner
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-15

Next FRIDAY. March is. is Arbor Day
are you planning % set out some
trses2
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-15

There seems to be no limit to the
deprayity Of some thieves. At King
fisher one night last week they stole
thirty-eight chickens from one preach
er and seven from ancther-Bartles-
Vile Enterprise.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-15

Another cigar factory is to open in
Chickasha 1t will not be the biggest
III the couusry. but the small factory
II one OF the institutions that contrib
ute to making big town. We can
encourage the home factories by pat
ronizing them
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-15

Yes, the Republican party is re-
sponsible for The high price Of farm
products. You WIN notice that the
price of oats raised from thirty to
sixty-five cents per bushel in about
two weeks when the farmers get ready
10 buy seed oats -Collinsville News.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-15

"Of course feel like shaking hands
With myself" said David when he had
won the championship from Goliath,
Shut a makes me mad to think how
many thousands Of years must elapse
before moving pictures are invented"
Dallas News
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-15

The taxi ayers must foot the blu tor
tie delay in legislation caused BY the
zltpubiicaas at Guthrie.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-15

II sou are seeking paying Invest
mengs, you needn't 80 outside Of Chick
azha
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-15

Say a go9d word for Chiekaaha every
day
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-15

ono year, delivered by carrier ---$4.sC
Six months. delivered by carrier 2.fe
Three months. delivered By carrier 1.2t
one month, delivered by carrier ~
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-15
VENDOME
r E
Vaudeville and Motion
Pictures
Illustrated Songs


Vaudeville teams change
every Sunday and Thursday
Act changed every night.
Motion Pictures changed
every Sunday, Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday.
Illustrated Song changed 8
times per Week.
Matinee Saturday at 2 D. IN.
Matinee Sunday at 3 p. M.
Every night in the week,
continuous from 2 +. Ia. until
10 p. m.
Admission:
Children Sc. Adults Zoe.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-15

Who had the two-cent fare and the
freight rates enjoined? It was not
the Democrats Broken Arrow Demo
crat.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-15

For Alderman, First ward-J. b.
Burton.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-15

For Alderman, Third Ward-Wm.
Frazier.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-15

For Alderman, Third ward-o. coff-
man.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-15

For Alderman, Second Ward. A.
Temple.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-15

For Alderman. Second ward-W- G.
Armstrong.
The sun., 1910-11-02
aLEXANDRE Di,ORrE HELDUP.
Court Not satisfied That \ suits tantiaI
Defence Was prrrrd:

Stephen Callaghan who WAS appointed
referee la a sIir for divorce brought by
Sidonya Russell Alexandra against Fran
els Y Aleyandr. OF Tis Fifth avenue.
recommended 10 Supreme Court Justice
Gr-enbaIrn yesterday that decree be
granted but Justic. Gr-enhamn refused
TO confirm the report
The statutes relating 10 matrimonial
actions sent before referees require
counsel for the defendant to declare
that the defendant has "a Substantial
defence and that he intends To defend
the action in good faith Justice Green
baum says that the defendant pracii.
cally d-faulted at the trial and no reason
appear~ why ths order OF referance was
applied for
Justice Grr~nbaum said he would
refuse TO confirm the report unit. the
81 the defendants con
-en, to the reference and facts bearing
upon fh. good faith OF tn. attorneys in
applying for IN. reference wer. sub
rn,tted 10 him
Al.xanCir. OF the Al-Iandr. Steamship
Line and inherited about s.. 900 900 from
him He married Siionya Russell in
Baltimore IN is9s when h.. was a student
at Harvard Their marriag. was kept
secret for thirteen months
The sun., 1910-11-02
NIFTY GORDON'S RR00rH
she Lost u ansi Coa-hman wNs Mad d
u Arrested

Charles Calais, n coach nan. was ar
rested at Is: Bowery YESTERDAY afternoon
by Headquarters Dectective Mortarty
while having diamond brooch appraised.
The brooch was said to bs worth 81 .000.
Calais did nos explain his possession Of
tn. brooch to the satisfaction NJ tho
d-.ec,iva and he was locked up at Head
o,iar rt.'rs a. . suspicious person
In Calais pocket was found the card
a. TAYLOR Proud. proprietor of u garage
q Ia IVES; Fifty-fourth street. Who.
Ca! .as said. a. his employer. Over the
telephone Proud SAID that Calais worked
for him and suggested that the brooch
might belong 10 X Kittv Gordon. the actress
who had reported to Proud thar she lost
such a brooch Mise Gordon was sent for
and she identified the brooch.
Magistrate Appleton in the night court
accepted Proud AZ bondsman for Calais.
whon he held in " .OO0 bai for examina-
ton this morning in the Vest Side court
Miss Gordon said that shs did not care to
prosecute the man.
Calais ~ b wears old and lives A. lOOe
= Tth av-n,Ie.
Miss Gordon said last night that she had
I cen al the garage looking over various
automobiles with a view Ia renting ono
for a few months and discovered tho loss
OF the brooch after she had left.
The sun., 1910-11-02
DOCTOR ArC,SED or w., RDER.
rs,her.,n.,aw Charges That ne Poisoned
Ills Wife.

GREESsBUeo Ran Nov DR. q n
Buck WAS arrest ed day char sed with
poisoning his wife Mrs. Buck died abotic
two weeks ago. DR. Buck was released
this afternoon under $40. 900 bond and his
preliminary hearing was se, for Novem-
her IL.
The charge was brought agains, DR..
Buck by ,he father os Mrs. Buck " d
KinsalI. a farmer living near Greensburg
About .wo weeks ago Mrs Buck died
very suddenly L. was a surprise 70 .lsr
friends and mel ght, RS. ~ she apparently
was strong and seemed TO be enjoying
kaalth The cause %! her death was not
made pnblic
DR. Buck says he is innocent lie as
ssr-s that his wife became II! and died
OF . complication u diseases. On the
afternoon % Mrs Bucks death DR. Buck
called in two other physicians to consult
with him about her ca-s They were Of
the npln ION that hsr condition was not
SERIOUS She died shortly after they left
the house
DR. Buck - q widely known physician
and there are many who scon at the idea
Of his numbering his wife.
Mrs Buck was ~ years old and very
pre,ty She was married to d. Buck a
uear ago
The sun., 1910-11-02

hoi'e fo take part IN dying mects in south
ern California during tho corning winter,
hanil,on's 10 horse power HAmil-
tonian hiplans was attached by iha on q
Island Railroad yesterday a. HAmih oo
was about to dis mantle he machine for
shIphien, from the fiahl Hamilton savs
that the railway people attached hls
arroplaD- because h" rcfpsad to pay
freight charges of SIUs Ia The railroad
when the company discovered that it
had 'lnd.rchargei him thia amount Tor
bringing his macIinc hack east from
california Just before the NEE,
Il refused To pay the hill NJ nrx, - ex-
planned Hamilton. because whan
shipped tho acroplan" was' tho company Y
os-rcharged M" si?7 Consea,ien, ly
when they discoverod the 'lnderrharge
of sl0s I told them thar they owed Ins
money instead OF my owing thsm.-
During tn" afternoon. however. lIAinll-
tom decided Ia get his machine hack into
hi' hands bv paying th. disputed chart g~.
and tn" aeroplann fhcreupon Vas rs.
l"1scd. III" said that II IN. COMPANY nov
does not pay his Claim ~ Si.i he will
bring suit
The sun., 1910-11-02
TAFT ENTERTAINS rARNEGSE.
TheS Discuss New Permanent Peace Csus.
missis0-N Nsu Roosevelt Head u.

WASHINGTON Nov i.-Andrsw Car.
negis il the guest of Presidsut Taft Al
th. White Ho,ls" tonight. Tie came 70
Washington - talk over with the Presi-
dent ths appointment of members ~ the
commission to promote permanent peace
This commission of five was au,hori.sd
al the last session OF Congress. the legis-
lation having been proposed by Represent
alive Barthnldt Of Missouri. who vas
ono " the delegates representing the
United states at the Brusseis parliament
Al the time Congress authorised tho ap-
pointmeut Of tho commissioners Il vas
genorally understood that Col Theodore
Roosevelt would he president of the COM
mission. Representative Bartholdt stated
that the promoters 81 the plan hoped that
Col Roosevelt would head the commits
sion.
There is a story in Washington otlictal
circles that Presidept Taft haa consulted
senator Root and Joseph II Choats with
the idea OF having them accept appoint
rents on the commission. bat that neithsr
Ut them has shown any disposition 10
accept service on the commission.
President Taft has been occupied With
many other important matters since
C"hgrsss adiournesl. He has had and
still has a numbsr of very important
offices to tin and ip 10 this time has not
besn able to appoint the peace commits
sioners. The friends 81 peace have been
showing some anxiety recently lest the
matt OF be overlooked MIR CarueRie hna
been much INTEREST," ssi and since hin return
from abroad communicated wirh Preai-
dent Taft concerning the proposed peace
commissioners The interest he sxhibited
IN the subject resulted in the President
asking him TO com. 20 Washington and
talk ovsr the matter. Considerable in
'eress il expressed here nov a. To whether
Col Roosevelt will he . member oS the
commission.
The sun., 1910-11-02
TRAGEDY DIE ro NIGHTMARE.
Rict Merchant kii,s wlfe and Son and
Commits suicide.

iAwRENCgvILLE. Ga. Nov While
presumably by n light mare. Joseph ID. Wal
lace. e wealthy merchant, At } O'Clock
thus morning s~ized a pistol and opened
fire on his family.
He shot his son FELTON,. aged Q. innict-
inR a dangerous wound. killed his wife
and son Cline. aged :. fired several shots
at his two little girls and then blew out
his own brains.
The surviving members OF the family
can give no clear idea OF the tragedy. but
they insist that Wallace was subject to
nightmare and that he began shooting
while In n state Of madness following an
attack
Wallace came home from lodge meet :
ing laie last night and Immediately re-
tired. About , clock tie children we're
awakened by Wild shouting IN their
fathers room and then they heard q shot.
The little ones ran into The room and found
their mother dead and father standing
over her apparently q raving maniac.
As tho children entered Wallace began to
utter unintelligible CRIES and to shoot at
the little ones. wosnding F~ltou and kill
ing Cline
The other children fed and Wallace
turned the weapon on himself
The family physician says shat Wallace
had been ss,ictsd by nightmare for some
months and that frequently when aroused
from one NJ his seizures he would bs in
q state Of man in Tor several minutes Mn
Wallace. talking tn friends about her
husbands night mares. had expressed
ib. fear that some tim. no would harm
Eer or tho children
The sun., 1910-11-02
PERSON iTED 4 PRISONER.
Italian GrrenisorD Gets Into Trouble to
Protect sossebedy with . Pull

Antonio Paternostro. who has been in
thi~ country hut a short whsle and speaks
no English was arrested ~ Special SEES
rions Yesterday accused Of pcr~onaiing
Salvatore Casabono al a trial in which
the latter was charged With carrying q
pistol,
Casabono was arrested by Detective
Ralph Miscelli on June ~. pleaded not
guilty in Special Sessions and was released
under bail for 'rial The case was put
OF the calendar several times but Casa
bono failed 10 appear
On October - An Italian named Scagna
wen, 30 Charles Mayer. a Special Sessions
warrant officer. and produced Paternostro.
-:yipg:
Have YOU n bench warrant for Saliva
tore CasabonO1 If 20. here hs Is
Paternost ro was taken into Gust ody
and arraigned next day in the place of
CasabonO CP-ar Barra or s5 Liberty
street appeared "a counsel for Casabono
and entered a plea OF guilty Detective
Miscelli took ths stand To testify. looked
at the prisoner and said That's not
CAsabono
The crirns u "A felony and further de-
velopmsnts are expected to-day Caaa-
boro'- bOnd-man Il Giovanni CEccio %
2iS Chrystie -treea
The sun., 1910-11-02
CUBAN ELECTIONS PEaCEFIL
Liberals seem to Have Made d sweep Ex.
cspi In Cana gurs Guerra Worse.

.sp,c,ai rGbl, Dr,pdfeh 10 THE SuS
HAVANA. Nov. THE elections to-d day
passed of without disturbances being
report ed from any place
The Conservatives claimed a first that
they had won in the provinces Of Santiago
and Mstanzas. with Pinar del Rio still
doubtful. The Liberals carried Havana
province. but the Conservatives claimed
the city.
According ro scaniy returns received
al a late h1lr tonight the Liberals Are
winning everywhere except in Camagiey
Tn. claim of the Conservatives thar they
have won a victory in Havana is doubt full
The condition of Gen. Pino Guerra.
who was shot some days ago by a police
man. - worse There was rumor to-
night that he was dead but II proved to
I've untrue
The sun., 1910-11-02
IOLI NTEER yNE SQVaD.
says u Comes From the Auornss-S:en.
erai'. 3aIee 10 stop Election B-tting.

eraI. smce to stop Election B-tsinG.
Election betting on the Broad street
curb was interrupted early yesterday
afternoon by the appearance 81 two
Young men who first wanted 90 know
where the betting was beng done and
representatives Of the Attorney General
On. Of the places they visited was "A cigar
store frequeh,ed by curb brokers. and
IL was 20 .he proprietor that they dis
closed their alleged mission lie lost
no ,irne in warning the brokers having
slec,ion commissions The betting leased
until the strangers disappeared
Frederick & Tanner. Deputy Attorney
General IN charge Of the Nsw York
Once. pricked up his ears when he heard
about the two men who said they we're
f,,,n. his Office Its news 20 me- he
SAID Then be inquired among h.s as
-..tants 20 find out IL any Of them had
rsen seeking gambling evidence on me
an.-. Sone Of them had. 90 he an
nounc.d definitely that no ons was
authorized 20 seek any evidence or do
any raidIng on ,ha authority Of the Attor-
ney Generals Office
He said ns would take action 20 have
such impos'Ors T'In 20 earth ~ the matter
became ssrIoIs He wanted 20 know
what the Attorney -Gensrais office had
to do with betting IN New York city
anywav
The sun., 1910-11-02
MADRID REVOLLrfO> RtMOR.
Paris Onlcisi Circles DIsturbed 10y d M
Cannrm mailea.

'Spscisi Clb'' Dr'Dl,eh TO rsr Srs
LONDON, Nov a special edition of
tho Telegraph contains a Paris despatch
saying that rumors ara current IN official
circles "ariy this morning that "A revoli-
ton has broken on, IN Madrid
II ID impossib" to obtain either a CON
hrmatlon or denial
IL th@r" is any basis for ,h" rsisgrnph .
PARIS despatch. which. at least il uues-
'ionahie. ~ may safely ba assumed that
III" trouble - due 10 popular anger against
m" Madrid Gpvernmen,'s supposed CON
temptation of nev Moroccan expedition
~ snforc" us demand for au iTr!emn'Y
Of SCI ,OOo O0O fpr the resent war p'ihl.c
feeling in Madrid for ,ha last fev' davS hsu-
been greatly "IGits-i over his suhisot.
The SNGiali-ts and Republicans have he"n
agi'ating 'h~ matter ard. according 30
N" Government. ,hay have been tampsr-
Ing ~i'h N" discipline If IN" army
Several R@publicans. including Prof.
Oveiern. of the Madrid rnivr-sitT, have
been arrested IN this ckarge.
I'll aiokri. Morocc"'s representative At
Madrid. has rcpudia:ed liability Tor III"
Indemnity u" also pleads his "ountry's
inability ~ pay and ho IL apparently
supported by France. vho saw her lien
on che Moorish customs threatened 10y
SPANS insistence. According to tbs.
Madrid correspondent Of 'hs Tslsgrop ph.
however. tho matter ~as 'isc'issed ~
Great Britain and France n, Spain's re-
quest. with the result that France has
withdrawn her opposition. and Fl Mokri
has consequently admitted the principle
of indemnity
II .his il y true picture nf the state ~
Affairs IN" danger Til! not l.. removed
until Morocco makes good. for while
new military adventur" In Morocco would
almost certainly excite a popular insnr-
raction in Spain the abandonment of the
claim would eIasperate the army. which
IL said To favor another expedition
The sun., 1910-11-02
LATHAM TO FLr FOR INVALID.
win Take lals Course Over Ross winAns'a
Home co Crafty slick Man.

BALrrnoRs. Nov. TO sratify the
desire OF Ross WinAns. who u conhrsd 70
his bed in his home On ST. Paul street.
Hubert Latham. Who Is to ~ from HA.s-
thorpe To this city and across the city.
vii, Try 20 circle about the house OF Mr..
winans TO enable :hs sick GAn 70 see bis
performance
Mr. Tinars has offered $500 for eight
OF the birdman on his digit. This In In
addition to the IS .0on offered by the Balti-
mor" Sun rs prize u Latham accom-
plishes the digat over the city a. marked
out Tor him
Nr. Tinans's bed will bs moved bear
tn oay window In his home 90 that he
can sse he aisr. Latham will have 70
change his course 20 crafty tho tnvaha
and after tying ovsr the business section
make q complste turn and sweep over the
residence part al town.
The sun., 1910-11-02
PEARy ASSIGNED TO Ds-T,'.
VIII Ne Adviser to Department of Justice
In ihr Court Of Claims.

win We AdN lser To Department of Justice
In the Court Of Claims.
WAsHINOToS Nov Civil Engineer
Robert T.. Peary. the Arctic explorer.
was assigned 10 duty by the Navy Depart
nent to-day as technical adviser ~ the
Department Of Justice in connect ion with
cases in the court OF claims. There are
a number OF technical cases now pendinR z
in which engineering advice is necessary.
and st the request OF Attorney General
Wickersham a civil nginea~ ~ ,he D.vy
was assigned for the purpose g. -
understood that the detail In satisfac, ,rv
TO Mr fsary This duty was forss-riv
performed oy Civil Engineer Morciecai
r. Endicott. retired. former chief OF the
bureau OF ysrtis and docks Of the Navy
Department.
This IL tho first duty Mr. Peary has
received since his return from his polar
expedition He has been on leave Of
absence for the last six months He will
he eligible for voluntary retirement under
the thirty year service law on October ~.
1911 Since he entered the navy in 1881
he has spent about sixteen years In polar
research. He will report for duty 10 the
Department Of Justice on November Q
The sun., 1910-11-02
SHANK MISSES MS JOKES.
Indianapolis Mayor Go Drink Geat Niis
for lndt9estien.

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. Mayor Shank
is preparing to drink two quarts OF goat
milk daily as a cure for indigestion and
is sat isfied that IL n cure results he will
be able TO stay in his Office longer. and
therefore transact the business OF the
city more expedit iously.
He has gathered statistics showing
that goat milk IL taken in sufficient a,an
titles will cure the disease and he is going
to try il.
The Mayor says that as an auctioneer
he was never troubled with anything. but
the Mayoralty gives few opportunities
for cracking jokes. and he attributes his
indispositiou TO the fact that there are
not as many laughs in the Mayor business
as there was in crying sales.
The sun., 1910-11-02
SAMUEL WILLEIS MARRIES
10 ED> Mrs. wtRIE 10. ARNOLD
IN HARTFORD. CONN.
Bride Teid Clergy man Thai she Had Seen
divorced He tsed TO TIE M. .. u. Of
Meadow srsek Hunt she iLSed n
tardea City went TO Reno Receuily.

Samuel wi!lets. former N. r. II. of
the Meadow Erook Hunt. announces that
he vas married Yesterday TO Marie Il.
Arnold at the manss Of the First Prasbv =
terrain Church ~ Hartford. Conn. by the
Rev J =. .Iohnstons The ANNOUNCEMENT
',ontin usd that sf,ss trip to ths Rerk-
shires Mr.. and Mrs wlllets would spend
the autumn at Bright Home Farm. Roslyn.
J..
tn" bride wa~ formerly Mrs. temnei
Hastings Arnold She il u daughter of
Mrs. Joha D. Horsin sson. whose home s
at M;A.nia. Mario Horsin gtoo Holmes
vas young widow and was livin With
her mother when In July. 1905. 1t became
known that che had been married TO
lemuei HAs.in q Arnold on July ?3 Mr,
Arnold was . son Of l.. s Arnold. owner Of
the Orchard. q veil known country home
a. Garden City l.. s. Arnold. who had
Begin life a. a clerk In the Treasury De-
stid.ed law and became a partner Of J.
Warren Greene. also Of Brooklyn. died in
isoi Tho family's city home was at iis
Hicks street. Brooklyn
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold made their home
at Fast wi!liston. O.. l.. and they were
identitied with tho Meadow Brook Hunt
Club. Mr. Arnold also waa the owner OF
a kennel of Dalmatian and was an sx-
hibitor at dog shows. A wear ago last
July il was r,,mored I'm the buntine q 40,
that Mrs. Arnold was going 90 p.t a
divorce from her husband The Orchard
to which tbey had removsd vas closed
and Mr. Arnold went away. M~. Arnold
was seen frea ,eutly with Mr. willsss. bu,
she denied tina, she was seeking a divorce.
In February of the present yosr despatches
from Reno said tha. she bad established
a residence there She secured divorce
In July. 1903, Amber IIawlor. an act reas
whose two daushtsrs NJ the timc we're
pupils in Sc. Marys Cathedral School af
Garden City. announced that she had been
TO samuel Willets Mr. willets
den led that he bad been married TO Misc
Lawlor. or Mrs Morgan. an her name was
supposed TO he in private life. and his
father. Edward willets. offered a reward
for any one rum ing down the rumor to
its source. Mrs Morgan retaliated by
declaring thar she would take the marriage
certificate TO the senior willets and claim
the reward She then left Larchmont.
where she had been stopping at a hotel
and sailed for Europe.
Mr.. Wiliets. Sr.. died later. and in De-
cember. 1870. il waa announced that his
son was not mentioned in his will. which
lett his property 90 HIS wife.
HARTFORD. Nov. The Rev. John r
tombstone confirmed tonight the report |
That he had married Samuel Willets. who |
vas claimed by Amber La wier an actress. |
a. her husband about year ago. to Mrs |
Arnold NJ fhs.