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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-08
Many FL Pasoans Leaving
The City For the Summer

joying a two months visit in Chicago.
Mrs. Susan Franklin left last week
for Virginia to spend the warm months.
Mrs W. H. Winter and son, Bailey,
left Monday to spend the summer
months in California.
Mrs. J. NJ. Richmond and son have
gone to their former home in Edna,
Texas, for visit before going to Cali
fornia for the remainder of the sum-
mer.
Mrs J. F. Crosby and daughters,
Yndita and Josephine, and Mrs. Harry
Wood, left Saturday to spend the sum-
mer on Long Island. and other
points.
Miss Frances Foster daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Foster, of this city,
graduated yesterday from Troops Poly
technic school in Pasadena, Cal. Miss
Foster has made fine record in her
studies, especially in English and do
nestle science. Mrs. Foster will leave
about July 1st and will be joined at
Long Beach by her daughter( where
they will spend the summer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-08
WEDDINGS.
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On June Is, at high noon, at St.
Clements Episcopal church. Miss Lii
liam Frances Austin and Thomas r.
Hasam, of Mexico City, will be united
iii marriage by Rev. Henry Easter.
AS Mrs. Austin's health Will not PER
nit of large wedding. the 'ere nony
will be quiet affair with only relatives
and a few intimate friends IN attend
ance.
Miss Maud Austin will be the brides
only attendant, and Mr.. De Rivas, Of
Mexico City. will be the grooIIs best
man.
Immediately following the ceremony,
the bride and groom will leave for New
York, sailing from there for Veracruz
Mexico, with a short stop off at ifa-
vana, Cuba.
Miss Austin is one of Ell i'asO's most
popular and attractive girls. Since her
engagement was announced a number
of delightful social affairs have been
given in her honor, and her many Ell
Paso friends regret giving her up.
Mr.. Hasam, who is a prominent young
business man of Mexico City, will ar
rive on Monday, accompanied by his
sister, Mrs. Lula Hasam Montmorency'
and his best man, Mr.. De Rivas.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Pearl, of 1902 San
Antonio street, announce the engage
ment of their sister, Miss Lena ALLOW
itz, who recently came here from Den
Yer, Colo, to Louis d. Stark, promi-
nent young business man Of FL Paso,
who has resided here for the past SIX
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-08
DINNERS AND LUNCEEONs.
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Mrs. Clarence Pickrell entertained on
Friday a a charmingly appointed lunch-
con. given in honor Of the Misses Ellis
4 color scheme of yellow and white
was attractively developed with pro-
fusion of shasta daisies
The table was spread with handsome
drawn work and cluny cover, over
yellow A mound of daisies adorned the
center, while bouquets of the same
flower were at each cover The at
tractive place cards were also decor
ated in daisies. Those at the table were:
Misses JAMIE Anna, Grace and Ger
trude Ellis, Frances Clark, Laura Muir
Gibson and Mrs. Pickrell.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-08
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CARDS.


Miss Elizabeth Page very deligh fully
entertained on Friday morning at
High Five, complimentary to Mrs. J.
". Eubank's guest, Mrs. W. E. Down
ing. OF Kentucky.
The first prize, a handsome hand
painted bonbon dish. was won by Mrs.
T. H. Schneidau. After the games a de-
lightful luncheon was served to the
guests, who were: Mesdames W. z.
Downing, George Cole, J. ". Eubank,
Edgar Fewel, Courtney Camp, J. z.
Bowen, T. H. Schneidau, ". H Broad
dHs, H. F. Kettler, y. T. Moore, j.
Cooke.
Miss Ethel Walz will entertain with
a bridge party on Saturday afternoon
in honor of Miss Lillian Austin.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-08

Mr.. and Mrs. N. Cartwright, of Ter
rel, Texas, arrived in the city yesterday
10 visit their daughter, Mrs. Clarence
Pickreli
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-08
wOMAN's ORG ANIZATIONS.

The SHAKESPEARE Reading club will
hold its next meeting at the home Of
Mrs W Hogarth, 1919 Newman
street.
On last Thursday evening Harmony
Chapter No. pa, o. E. S. installed of
ficers for the ensuing year DR.. Matte
L Hill acted as installing officer and
Mrs. Estora Walker as marshal. The
following officers were installed:
Mrs. Catherine Sanburn, worthy ma
tron: W. a. Doolittle. worthy patron;
Mrs. A. V. DoolittIe, associate matron;
Mrs. Annie O'Rear, secretary; Mrs. Net
tie Young, treasurer; Mrs. Alice Meme
mar, conductress: Miss Vivian Sheay,
associate conductress; Mrs. Laura
Hewitt, chaplain; Mrs Annie Leary.
marshal; Mrs HELEN Dennis, organist;
Mrs. Annie Lusk, Adah; Mrs. Eugenia
Schuster. Ruth: Miss Florence Klein.
Esther; Mrs Helen Mead, Martha; Mrs.
Mittie Harok. Electa; Mrs. Gladys
Ryen, warden; B. J. Zabriskie, SEN
tinel
Beautiful bouquets of American
Beauty roses were presented to both
incoming and retiring matrons, aftel
which refreshments were served and all
passeIa very enjoyable evening.
The Sunshine Workers will meet as
usual on Friday morning at the home
of Mrs. VIM. II. F. Judd.
Much work is being accomplished by
the enthusiastic members which viii
materially aid in carrying on the work
for the babies.
The business meeting of the w c. T.
L. Friday was in every way most pleas
ing. The attendance was unusually
good. Reports from superintendent
and committees were read.
Temperance and charitable work was
outlined, and plans for patriotic and
temperance celebration discussed and
adopted, but not matured. An enjoy
able program was given, a delightful
number of which was a solo by Miss
Eva Weeks, with accompaniment by
Miss Lula Ilfrey.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-08

Mrs. J ". EUbank has as her guests
this week, her mother, Mrs. r. Sanfield,
and Mrs. H E Clark, OF Milan, Mich
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-08
oUT-oF-TOWN VISITORS.



Mrs J. ". Eubank has as her guests
this week her mother, Mrs. r. Sanfield,
and Mrs. H. E Clark, OF Milan, Mich
Miss Imogene Mead, Of Tucson, Ariz-,
is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. z. D. Ray,
living at 1011 North Ell Paso street.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Cartwright, of Ter
rel, Texas, arrived in the city yesterday
10 visit their daughter, Mrs. Clarence
Pickren
Mrs. NJ l. Garland of Burlington,
Wyo-, arrived recently to visit her
daughter Mrs. William Hogarth. GIG
North Florence street Mrs. Hogarth
and mother viii leave about July l TO
spend the remainder Of the summer at
Ocean Park.
Eu route from Los Angeles to her
home in Hot Springs. Ark. Miss Eliza
beth Still was the guest for a few days
this week of Mrs c L Overstreet.
Mrs w. E. Downing. who has been
visiting Mrs. J. ". Eubank for several
rlonths. will soon leave for her home
in Kentucky En- route she viii spend
some time at Ennis, Texas, with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs II. a. Cline arrived last
week from Wharton, Tex, to visit the
IatteT's mother, Mrs s E Wooten. Mr.
Cline returned to Wharton Sunday,
but Mrs. Cline viii remain here some
time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-08
RETURNING Ell PASOANS.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lamar Davis have re-
turned from a two weeks visit at the
Davis plantation in BrazOs county, Tex
Miss Flora Campbell, who has been
attending the Sam Houston Normal at
Huntsville, Texas, during the winter,
is now being entertained at a house
party at Hampstead, Tex She will also
visit at Austin. and San Antonio before
returning GOme.
Mr. and Mrs. o. G. Section have re-
turned from a lengthy visit in Califor
MIA Mr.. Section is much improved in
health.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-08

Miss Imogene Mead, of Tucson, AriZ-
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. D. Ray
living at 1011 North Ell Paso street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-08
I'm Ef1tde In IOory

A CLEAN o amber through the sunsets glow
And on he keys your ma nds that softly creep,
AimlessIy wandertng like little sheep,
Lost In pasture-and "f long
Dusk and the shadows sitting to and fro
And away twiIit steep,
Fast in dew-washed asphOdeI asleep
Drunken in dreams that stir drifted
the wind is but a shepherds reed,
And overhead the clouds scattered fleece,
Swift and restless the
Or where bor that paIIid mead,
the lovely wales of Greece
Only your that of ivory!
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-08
The wedding viii occur in the

fall.
Earle Choate and Mrs. Marie Picard
were married at the residence OF judge
A. NJ. WalthaI, on Myrtle avenue, Mon7
day evening. The couple left immedl'
ately afterwards on the train of the
National railways of Mexico for Mexico
City, where they will spend their honey
moon. The marriage was surprise 10
their friends. as no date had been set
for the wedding. The announcements
was made some time ago at 1ishlnS
party at Berino, y. NJ, the home OF
the bride. Mr. ChOate is member OF
the firm of Choate. Cooper G Co, with
offices in the chamber of commerce
building.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-08

Mrs. Leila T Moore has been con-
fined TO her home the past week the
result of an attack of grip.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-08

Summertime, especially, is when you
should have US shampoo your hair regu-
Iarly Elite Parlors, over Calisher's.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-08
Ell PAsOANS AT HOME.
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Mrs J. E. Bowen will discontinue her
day at home, Monday during the sum-
mer months.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-01
CORPORATIONS ARE STOW.
Many Have Failed TO Make Returns
Required BY Law.

Although the federal corporation
tax Jaw requires that returns from all
corporations be in on or before
March /, there were still about 1000
corporations IN the eastern district OF
Michigan still to bc mead from after
Monday mornings mail had beea
opened In the office OF Internal
Revenue Collector Malcolm j. Me
I.eod. Each concern risks the i'm
position OF fine OF $1,000 OF more for
not sending in its returns,
There will be "A big mail Tuesday.
it IS expected. but there seems NO
doubt but that many corporations viii
not get their statements in. In few
DAYS Collector Mcleod viii make up
his lis, Ci the corporations which
have been delinquent and this list
will 20 To Washington for inspection.
Unless the supreme court decide
the law unconstitutional, prosecution
will Follow for al firms which have
beeu notified TO make returns and
have nor done So
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-01
Say JURY PANEL WAS
SOFT FOR D. U. R.
Lawyers Declare II Has Been Almost
Impossible To Secure Verdict
Against Railway,

LAWYERS who have rad occasion "a
go up against the -. l.. X of ate. N
damage cases. VIII welcome the new
term ol court. which starts Tuesday.
Plaintiffs and their attorneys hav.
been up against II hard lately, and
they are unable 10 account for IL.
During January and February.
which Is the term of the present jury,
Vcrdicts OF no cause for action have
been returned in about score OF
cases. and Tor three weeks there has
not been a verdict OF any size render
ed against the ID e. II Several large
vsrdicts were returned early in the
term.
Attorneys point to this fact as an
argument against the two-months'
term. which, they claim. was brought
about by ID. L. H. tactics.
ia know as soon as the case open
ed | hadn't ghost OF show" said
one prominent attorney, who lost Il
case last week "On that Jury were
several men who, | know. are friendly
toward the D. L. r.. hui there they
were couldn't get them off | went
through the case without eXertine my
self and when the jury retired | lett
the court. for | knew what the out
come would be.
One man on that jury has a
nephew employed as motorman on the
Woodward line The young man was
brought Into town recently and given
a good Job with the company had
exhausted my challenges and had to
take him"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-01
COAT THIEF CAPTURED.
Waiter IN Wayne Pavilion Sees Gar
ment Thrown From Window.

While Edward Walton. Negro
waiter in the Wayne pavilion, was
sweeping OF the sidewalk beside the
hclel Monday mornlng he WAS sur
pyscd To see an overcoat dror from
one OF the windows OF the hotel a
young white man happened to be
standing right where the coat fell,
ana Walton hurried over to inyesti-
gate. the suspect fed. with the coat,
bus was oyerhauled by Walton and
PaJrolman George Mcneil who joined
In the chase.
When Walton found out that it was
his own oyegcoat chat BE recovered.
he felt glad that he had intertered in
the Lod theft -
The prisoner described himself as
Carson Wheeler. = years old. of No
100 Adams.avc west. He was ar
raieued before Justice Jeftrtes ar
noon. on "A simple larceny charge, and
the case WAS SGT for March = The
police are looking for his confederate
working inside the hotel
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-01
THEFT OF GOLD WATCH WAS
REAL COMIC OPERA AFFAIR
Saoonkeeper Says Pair Grabbed
Vest On Either Side and Ripped
1t OF Him.

Stephen NarOSies and Michael
Letchan, Belgians were arraigned be-
fore Justice Jeffries. at noon, Mon
day. on warrant charging them with
the theft OF an $50 gold watch ana
chain from John Weisberg, saloon
keeper At No 1910 Chene-st. The
robbery was real comic opera affair
Late SATURDAY night. the two men,
who had been drinking at Weisbergs
bar. suddenly became involved in n
violent argument They had almost
come 10 blows, when Weisberg inter
frried and ordered them out OF the
saloon.
Then both Of The scrappers turned
their attentions to Weisberg Marc
sites got hold OF one side of Weis.
berg's vest Letchan grabbed the
otner side. and both pulled The vest
slit in two down the back seam, and
Narosies rushed out with one hall.
Willie etchuu ran away with the
other Neisberc was So confused that
ne couldn't think which hall held the
watch. 20 hc made both men defend
ants in the grand larceny warrant.
They pleaded not guilty, and viii
have q hearing. March {. Bail was
fixed AT $500, in one surety, each.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-01
BABE AIDS MOTHER
TO ESCAPE CELL
Soft Hearted Cops Release Alleged
Shophiter When Child Wails-Wo-
man Sleuth Has Strenuous Time.

\ series OF lusty yells from L
nonihs-oid baby caused peck OF
touble Tor speciai Detective Nelic
Connors. oi Crowle;, Miner a CO
store. AMI Detectives Do~d and 10
dinus. OF The central station Saturday
night.
As "A result OF the yells Miss Con.
nors was elected nom house on
Findlay-st., and Detectives Bodinus
and GOwd hal 10 battle with brisk
and shirt old gentleman who welded
stove poker with considerable grace
and deXterty
Mrs. Frances Zelinshi, 20 years Old.
OF No, 81 Poilard-st.. was the mother
OF the baby responsible for the dis
.actrous yelling With Mrs. Michael
Lopeck, OF No rs Arndtst.. she Was
afrcs ted ~ Miss ConnOrs In Crowley
Miner q Co. 5 store. charged with
" holC sale thefts or lace. dress goods
ana hnicinaeks ircm thc counters.
Both women had their large coats III.
orally stuffed Wl,h stolen goods Tri,n-
~lngs valued a, 81 Jard. and be.
HcEeu TO nave bl eli taken from the j
J. hudson store. were among thr
piuuder AMI there was about $50 worth
az stun from CroWlry Miner q Go $.
When the women were taken TO ,he
central station. the Z,elinsli baby Sc.
up such wall tnat It's mother was re-
leas ed. on her promise ~ appear in
count Monday morning. Then the de-
tcvuyes decided 10 search the w0men's
homes for more plumber When they
reached Mrs. i.opeck's home, they
found that the family was moving out
Mrs Z.elinski .nad been there Then
they went ID Mrs Z.elinskis home aud
learned that considerable merchandise
had been hurieuly moved from thar
hOusc rhey ira et the stun To the
Eomc Of Mrs. Zielnski's father Jonn
Dcisd, Of so 10 Findlayst.
Waen Miss Conuors led the way
INTO the house she was elected into
The sush Ihep the two detective
entered AID were attacked by Delsk.
armed win poker. They oyer
powered him and found more plumber
"a Tie h)lse they ahege
Tie two women were arraigned be
fore Justice JcfIe.. Monday, on war
,ants chareing tneIl with simple lar
ccny Both pleaded not guilty Mrs
Ticlinski WAS released on her personal
resemblance on account of her baby.
bat AIRS .oprck Was held I'm default OF
$500 bail They @il have their hear.
ihg MarCn 3.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-01
CROWD HEARS MISS PAXS0N.
Detroit Opera House damned On Occa-
sion Of Womens Mass Meeting.

The Y. ". G \. mass meeting for
women Sunday afternoon, in the De
troit opera house not only crowded
the theatcl 10 the doors. but hundreds
were unable 20 get in Miss Ruth Pax
ton. OF New York, specially brought
mere to address the meeting. proved a
magnetic speaker and held her au-
diencc .relbouud for an hour or more,
Miss PaXsoh said chat the one thing
needlul in life is relationship with God.
for with that relationship established
a Young woman is equipped to meet
The world with courage and fearless
ness Nm experience meeting which
followed the regular meeting brought
many young women 10 their feet as
avowed soldiers Of Christ A large
rally viii be held in the Y w c. 4
Thursday evening. for the purpose OF
forming bible classes among young wo-
men who attended the mass meeting
and who have not heretofore come
within touch of the y. w. G.. \. work.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-01
Can't rccn Out Of Trouble.

Released from the House OF torrec-
ton Saturday after serving 90-day
sentence tor larceny. steve King was
I'm police court Monday morning charg
I'd With being drunk. The Judge let
steve of on suspended sentence. At
noon stove WIS In the hands Of the
police aeain. arrested by Motorcycle
Oficer l'Aycr, oy the complaint OF O.
Hopkins. 40. ilS Cbamplain-st Hop
kinr claims he has been missing wear.
iug apparel and household goods from
his homo for some time, and that when
he investigated the cause of "a dog
barking, Monday noon. he found Steve
trying 20 hide ina one OF the bed rooms.
lie pulled Steve Oat OF the corner aud
held him at the point of a revolver
until the policeman arrived steve.
vino had mad considerable liquor. was
locked up In the llunt-st station charg
cd with being drunk.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-01
To Stop a Cough in
a Hurry

With this recipe you can
make a pint OF cough re.Ieiy az
home in Ave minutes. a ioW
doses usually conquer the most
obstinate cough. Simple As 3.
Is. no better remedy can DO had
II any price.
Put ~ %. OF Pincx (aity
4 cents WORTH M "a clean pin.
totne. and All up with Granu-
hated Sugar Syrup. made as toi-
lows. Take pint or Grant.
lated Sugar and ia pint Of
warm water and stir Tor > min
utes. two or three hours. The
taste is very pleasant children
gtake II willingly Splendid. too.
.for colds, chest PAINS. whoopinS
cough. bronchitis. etc
Granulated Sugar makes tine
best syrup. pinaX. rs YOU PROB
ably know. Is the most valuable
concentrated compound OF Nor
way White Pine Extract, None
OF the weaker pine preparations
Will take It's place. IL your
druggist hasn't the real PineX.
ne can easily get il for you
Strained honey can be used
instead OF the syrup. and makes
very fine honey and pine tar
cough syrup.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-01
ELK OFFICIAL HERE.
Grand ESQUIRE Davis Makes Arrange
merits For Parade.

More detailed plans than have been
qiyen ont up TO this time regarding
the biz parade of the El6s al reunion
time next July Will bee made public
Monday evening az a dinner given IN
honor OF Grand Esquire Davis in The
Hotel Cadillac 10y the executive com
mitlec of the Detroit lodge OF ElkS.
Grand ESQUIRE Davis IS the man who
is making the arrangements with the
LODGES OF the country for The parade
and he will marshal the great gather
Ing.
Monday morning he went overs the
route with Fred ) Burgess and other
local Elks and expressed himself rs
satisfied with their ideas regarding
the formation Of the parade ou the
side streets of Woodward ave
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-01
To Test Picture Tneater Code.

For ih" purpose of TESTING that
portion of tho moving picture theater
code which provides that such SHOW
houses must be- provided with such
frc alarm boxes as the fire commits
sion may command complaint is to
be- made i'm the recorders court
.agaiust \ Mcneil who has moving
uicturc rheater at No 4lS Michigan
ave. The Grc commission insists upon
the installation ot ttc Gamcwcll poX,
while NcNeil has installed "a sui
Alarm box The picture men claim
thai they are compelled 90 pay an
exorbtant rate for their auxiliary fire
alarm boxes because the lire commits
sion does not allow competition.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-01
10 RECOMMEND LAWSUIT.
Council Committee Wants City TO Re.
cover Phone Property.

\ meeting OF me public utilities
committee OF the common council viii
Boz held TUESDAY ~ which The opinion
OF corporation Counsel !iaily with re-.
gard to the telephone situation will
be discussed The committee viii rec
ommeud t1 the council that legal meas-
urcs be taken to reclaim The property
of tle OLE Peoples Telephone co. IN
ac3it!un the mayors sGegt stion with
regard 90 municipal telephone sys-
tcm ana the making % arrangements
foi rcciproca' service between the TWO
&, iephonc companies win bc discussed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-01
WANT WELCOME SIGN.
engineers Would Have City Han
Freak Lighted Fer Convention

petiuon Chat the common council
order the old Welcome" sign out Of
retirement for the purpose of greetine
tho members Of the brotherhood OF
locomotive Engineers during the,"
convention here has been sent In TO
civ Clerk Nichols by William II Ken
chairman az the local committee OF
engineers in charge OF the entertain
WeuJ.
The Brotherhood OF Locomotive En-
cirecrs was rsauizcd in Detroit in
1863 with T. mombprs. II has grown
10 10000 members since that time. but
has never held convention her'
This is sort of homecoming for the
order Il is expected That ! 800 del"-
.,otps viii be present from May ~ on
for "A period Of about 80 days. Alto
ecther about 5000 go 5000 engineers
and their families viii be in atten.
dance ar the convention
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-01
OUND HUSBAND IN ROOM
WITH MANICURIST, SHE SAYS
frs. Molly S. Schweser Begins Ser
|sationa Divorce Case, Following
Little Detective Stunt.

\ Little Detective Stunt.
Molly 5. Schwcgler nal rs sonsa-
ibnal charges against hce husband
John Il. ScAweglcr. j weller. al 80. O.
in n bin Tor dlgorce nlei
Monday morning.
Mrs. SchWeglcr SAYS thar in 1898 her
isDand WAS named as defendant IN
) suit brought by William /. Apgar.
y which he Was cha! scd With th2
/ snatioh of Mrs ApEars affection.
3 hwcgler protested ms innocence 10
wife She believed him she say.
| heard nothing more Of the affair
81 recently Then she heard storira
or husband alleged misbehdyiOr
on SuuuaF Feb u.s. ne played
} part OF detective she SAYS she
sWed her husband 10 a room nea
corner OF Adams.ayp aHd Raa.
kh-st. ana found him there with a
.curist in q downtown hoteL
rs Schw,gl'r also charges that her
4 { and entertained this woman to
& ~ home WncH rhc complainant Wa.
OF The city visiting and when She
ied her husband about hiss action
s s.tys Ee flew into rage ami
Red her
pgars sur against SchVesler Waa
:. ted on June rs, 1905 Lut was dis
fnned Two weeks later II was tho
So Of newspaper stories at The time
~ brought the parties concerned into
iC notice