Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-10
LOVE POWDER
OVER SLEEPING
HUBBY'S HEART
Magic Device Left Him Colder
Than Ice; So Wife Takes
Revenge on Black Art.

NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-If some bust
ness man with a stunn.ng-looking wife
in New Rochelle complains of feeling
i'll the chances are that DR.. Philip
Robinson. of rs West 18th street, Man
haitian, may be able to tell the cause.
DR.. Robinson comes from the West
Indies. He is a negro and his specially
is love p%otions. For a consideration
the doctor will agree to bring back
the lost love even of a New Rochelle
business man when his wife complains
that he has gotten into the habit OF
missing the last train of the only rail-
road that enters the place.
It was this speciality of the West
Indians tina caused his arrest yester-
day and his arraignment before Judge
Samuel r. S~winburne. The complain
ant didn't care to prosecute, and her
name did not become a matter OF pub
lie record.
She came In an automobile and old
the court that of late her husband had
been forgetting to come home and she
felt that he no longer loved her. n
had mentioned the fact to her negro
maid, and the latter person had recon-
mended DIR. Robinson. He came n
heard her story.
81 never fail to make a commuter
come to his home whether he lives In
New Rochelle and writes poetry or
South Norwalk and is fond of a
lady" said the seventh son of a seventh
son from the West indies. IF my
charms don't work ] don't want a cent.
Just take this powder and put 1t IN
his coffee and sprinkle this powder
4 - - t.azA x,Ian he cleans Thlfa
a hundred dollars"
The wife did not have 800, so Rob-
inson agreed to accept a bracelet as
part payment and to get the rest later
on. She sprinkled the powder, but the
next night her husband missed the
12:OS. She decided If the powder had
raised any affection in his heart 1t was
for someone in New Rochelle.
Since the story became public busi-
ness men who stay away and have
fair-halred wives with colored maids
may shake dice to see whose wife fed
him on love powders.
Al Frescoe, Marriage. in Iowa.
FORT DODGE, IA, Sept. ia per-
feet September morning and a corn
field were the environments for the
marriage of Florence Hessmaster and
Ralph Taylor, of Webster county,
which was performed by the Rev. MI.
Northrup, of the Congregational church
at Somers.
George Allard and Elizabeth Wilson
were the attendants, and waving corn
stalks n blue sky were the decora-
lions.
The bridegroom, a Webster county
farmer. unthinkingly procured the mar
riage license at Fort Dodge. only to
discover that The Jme of the bride
was In Calhoun county. The difficulty
was overcome by crossing the county
line and holding the ceremony in the
open air.
Women to Foil siuggers at Polls.
NEW YORK, Sept. 10-Twenty-two
young women from the Equality
League of Self-Supporting Women
have volunteered to become watchers
at the polls of the Thirteenth Assembly
district during the primaries Tuesday,
and last night, 1t was announced, they
will gather for Anal instructions on
Monday evening at s o'clock In their
headquarters. 43 East Twenty-second
street.
Francis Coughlin heads the opposi-
tion to Leader John #. Curry, who, it
is alleged. got his position by the
wholesale use of fraudulent voters last
year. Mr.. Coughlin thought of the idea
Of having women In the voting places,
for in that way, he has argued, men
will not he so apt to adopt smuggling
methods. Among those who have al
ready pledged themselves as watchers
are Mrs. Harriet Stanton Blatch.> Mrs.
M. B. DeForest and Mrs. Hill.