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The Penn's Grove record., 1911-08-18
India Near Famine stage.

London.-It is persistently rumored
here that the visit of King George and
the Queen to India to hold a corona
ton Durbar at Delhi may be post
poned as a consequence Of the drought
in India. A famine is regarded as
probable.
The Penn's Grove record., 1911-08-18
suenect Plot to Wreck Canal.

Colon.-Held in the federal prison
in the Canal Zone is a man suspected
of being an accomplice of Prof. Fer
rer, the Barcelona anarchist executed
in Spain.
The Penn's Grove record., 1911-08-18
Nav Save Sa .ooo.ooo Yearly.

Observation-Disclosures of the
methods of computing the pay of rail-
ways for transporting the mails which
will effect an annual saving OF ap-
proximately $4,000, 900 was recon-
mended to Congress by Postmaster
General Hitchcock.
The Penn's Grove record., 1911-08-18
|Z9NTfGIHEN
ge9H9ABTNET

+ TODAY is dark and stormy,
well, tomorrow may be
fair,
II we have no earthly dwelling. there are
mansions "oyer there"
And We know what God plans for Us, our
W plans, too. would be
Could we but see the future as clearly as
can he. Florence M Day.
The Penn's Grove record., 1911-08-18
raft to cal Wool aim.

Washington. - After a protracted
siege of debate, sprinkled with invec-
tive climaxes, the Senate adopted the
conference report IN the wool bill by
a vote of SO to 20.
The Penn's Grove record., 1911-08-18
A shock.

Mrs. Comeup was shocked when I
asked her If her husband used crude
oil in his business"
why was she shocked?"
said he would not use anything
that was not refined"
The Penn's Grove record., 1911-08-18
Their Extent.

81 understand the laws against II
pectoration are very strict in this
town"
Strict? l should say sol They
won't even allow you to keep q spitz
dog" -
The Penn's Grove record., 1911-08-18
GERAoHTYs MARRIED AGAIN.
Second Knot Tied by Roman Catholic
Priest in Springfield.

Springfield, Mass.-Mr. and Mrs.
John Edward Paul Geraghty, the New
port couple who eloped and were mar
ried in Central Village, Conn, last
week, were remarked in this city by
Rev. M. A. K. Kelly of the Roman
Catholic Cathedral of st. Michael.
Mrs. Joseph Harris, a cousin of Ger
agility, and her husband were the only
witnesses of the ceremony.
The Penn's Grove record., 1911-08-18

he DtduLIU Is just d uscAuH
as the useful and sometimes
more so. Victor Hugo
Life without hope draws nectar In 9
sieve,
And hope without an object cannot live
The Penn's Grove record., 1911-08-18
WASTE OF
WAR
By Rev. Samuel M. Dick
Psstoe of Wesley M. E. Church,
Minneapolis

TEXT.-An1 he will Judge between the
nations n will decide concerning many
peoples; and they shall beat their swords
INTO plowshares. and their spears into
pruning hooks; nation shall not lift up
sword against nation, neither shall they
learn war any more.-Isaiah "a.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-08
COUNCIL GETS
HOSPITAL OFFER
PROPOSITION PRESENTED BY
I FINANCE CHAIRMAN REFERRED
TO COMMITTEE

Without discussion or comment the
pronosition for the city 10 take over
Memorial Hospital was presented TO
the common council last night by
Chairman Pollard of the finance com
nitttee 10 whom the offer was made by
the board Of trustees Of the institu-
ton. and Was then referred To the fl
nance and relief of the poor commit
tees,
The faance committee will con-
slider the pecuniary phases OF the pro-
position while the other committee will
doubtless refer the details Of the prof
fer to the special sub committee which
was named several months ago to, con-
slider the feasibility OF the city build
III a new hospital. The committee is
Composed of Messrs. John Hirshberg
Harvey Atkinson and DIR. Clifton NJ.
Miller
AS already outlined In these COL
utuns, the hospital board offers to turn
the hospital over to the city to be
operated a. a frae institution. II the
city Will assume mortgage or $40, 900
and agree TO allow a -perpetuating
board of five members. selected by the
present board. to direct the affairs OF
the institution. in cooperation with
finance committee of the city coun-
Gil.
II expressions frem number OF
couneillnen are To bs taken as-anp
criterion, It seems hardly likely that
the offer OF the hospital board Will be
accepted on the terms proposed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-08
GERMAN TESTS
NOT ACCEPTED
NAVY DEPARTMENT HAS ITS OWN
IDEAS OF VALUE OF
I
WIRELESS.

WASHINGTON. y. c.. July THE
bureau OF steam engineering in the
navy department Is not prepared TO
believe that the German tests of wire
less telegraphy as force for the
manipulation OF the ships Of war will
produce valuable results.
Officials here point out that the
manipulation OF a. ship with intelh-
gent commander and crew can best
be performed by the intelligence on
board. The whole merit OF wireless
telegraphy % far as the ordinary ship
OF the navy Is concerned would be in
its ability to convey news from shore
or from ship 70 ship.
1t IL not expected that within the
life OF anybody now living orders dur
ing the progress OF battle would
he issued by any other authority
than the commander-in-ch Of the
fleet in action. 1t is admitted, how
ever, that. there may be sema merit
IN the effort TO direct the motion OF
torpedoes, which IL very erratic by
wireless impulses from shore. The
American navy In interested in this
subject, and has been for q number
of years. There have been expert
ments along these lines. but even
these were Of no great practical value
because whore control OF the direc-
ton OF torpedo II secured by wire
less impulses 1t 10 just AZ likely that
the plans will go astray by tho in
reference OF cross wireless currents.
In fine. the department. believes
that the phyaical manipulation Of
ships OF war by wireless IL something
IN the very distant future
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-08
BARRYMORE
MAY NOT DIVORCE
ACTRESS, 1T is SAID. WISHES TO
SEPARATE FROM MILLIONAIRE
HUSBAND, r. C. COLT.

Los ANGELES. July ALTHOUGH
Miss Ethel Barrymore. the actress now
playing in Los Angeles has denied
herself 10 All interviewers and has
eff ctively closed all sources Of iufor-
nation, 4 IS understood that tue tai
ented actress will file suit for ahso-
!rte diy"rcc against her youthful nus
band. Russell Griswoid Colt
Al; efforts N see Miss Barrynaor
have faied and her intin,ate friends
in LIS Angeles refused to either Deny
or affirm the story that she seeks
separation from her multi millionaire
husband
The Information that Mrs. Colt
seeks separation from her husband
however. was not unexpected. For
some time friends of the actress de-
clare there has been dissentions be-
tween the couple. It was hardly
thought, however. that matters had
reached such a serious stage
IL is reported that Miss Barrvmores
attorneys viii file the divorce action
Monday in New York and that Miss
Barrymore plans 10 return - that city
in ample type. 10. be- present st>, abr
hearing
In deciding upon separation. Miss
Barrymore is said TO have bad the
essause&. 81 }@s Nnese. John Drew ana
her brother. Jack Barrymore
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-08
COUNCIL KILLS
CAR ORDINANCE
WEsTHAMP1ON SPECIAL sCHE-
DULE PROPOSITION MEETS IT'S
WATERLOO AT LAST.
UMLAUF SOUNDS KNELL
CLAIMED 1T WOULD WORK HARD
SHIP ON POOR PEOPLE-VOTE
DECISIVE AGAINST MEAS
URE.

The Westhampton special schedule
rordinance, which has been hanging
fire for several months. met death
last night by the decisive vote or Il
to s at the session OF the common
council.
The vote was taken Immediately
following d stirring talk by Mr.. TIM
yauf of Clay Ward, who put up a
strong plea for the common people.
He insisted that If the ordinance
went through and became effective il
would work a great hardship on many
persons of small means who would
mel get transfers AS they do at pres
ent in riding into certain parts. of
the downtown section from the West
End along the route OF the West
hampton line.
How They Voted.
The vote stood az follows Ayes
Messrs Blake. FERGUSON, Fuller. Hu
Der. Lynch. Miller. Pollock. Wonder
1ehr.
Noes Messrs. Brown. Butter. Had
don. ftirschherg, ttubsurr.- Jr1rrs,- 'attits,
Pollard. Powell. Powers ]. c.; Pow
ers. j. t; Reade, Richardson. Rogers,
Seaton. SeIph. Sullivan, Umlauf, Pc
tiers, Wiltshire.
As on previous occasions when il
was considered, quite number OF
isarsons interested in the measure
were on hand in the council cham
Der outside the railing. Some want
ed TO see the ordinance passed, but
a majority were disposed the other
way They fought the ordinance on
the ground that. while the Country
Club people and residents OF West
hampton would get far better service.
the cutting off of school tickets and
transfers from residents along the
line beyond Robinson street was but
an entering wedge for the company
to do away with transfers and school
tickets altogether.
Fifteen Minute Schedule.
AS proposed, the Westhampton cars
were to run into the city every If
teen minutes instead of every halt
hour. as at present. and during GER
tain hours of the day the cars would
come down Broad street IT, Ninth
and thence to Ninth and Main. From
that joint they would make the re-
turn trip.
Before the vote was taken Coun-
Gilman Pollock had the ordinance
amended so that transfers would be
given at Laurel and Broad. south
and at First and Broad. south. How
ever. the killing OF the ordinance rem
dered his efforts in this connection
OF no avail.
The ordinance was called up on
amotion of Councilman Blake soon
after TO =. NJ. and this was the last
business of the evening adjournment
being taken Immediately after the
vote was announced
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-08
Barton Heights

Mr.. ana Mrs. Jentfer Broaddus. OF
nsa+ v ashtngt@n. Nlsitaa bis nfethe r
and sister and his brothers this week.
MI Ero3ddus has returned to his home,
leaving his wife and children. who viii!
speF.d sOiae time with his mother.
MIR NJ. + Richardson left this week
for Baltimore From there he will 60
to kockhriage Baths. where he will
spend II fsw weeks before returning
home
Mr.. Cabeli Rady spent the Fourth
at Virginia Beach.
The Rev, {. G. Smith, Of Danvilie,
who has heen spending hts vacation
with his falualT at this hame. at his
wife's mother. Mrs Olivia HaIelgrove
left Thursday TO visit his father, who
lives IN North Carolina.
The Rev, w. r. Handley. OF Bates
burg, S. C., arrived Wednesday, and
will spend several days visiting his
many friends in Barton Heights. Mr.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-08
JUDGE WILL TRY
DYNAMITE CASES
DECIDES TO ASST ME JURISDICTION
10 TRY j. ). M'NAMARA,
ACCt sED OF MURDER
DEFENSE LOSES POINT
OBJECTION On GROUND OF AL
LEGGED FRAtDt LENT EXTRA
EDITION Is otERRILED ny
COURT,

Los ANGELES. July Judge
Borwell. of the Superior Court, de-
cided this afternoon that he has the
authority to try the cases preferred
against j. j. Mcnamara. who is ac-
cused of murder by dynamiting.
Counsel for the McNamara brothers
urged yesterday that the court here
has no jurisdiction over j. j. Me-
Namara They alleged that the pris-
oner was not before the bar upon the
warrant on which he was extra dited
from Indiana: and that his extradi-
ton was secured hy fraud and mis-
representation.
In overriding tiSsse allegations
Judge Borwell stated that the weight
of the authority was against the con
tention that an accused person must
be tried upon the charge on which
his extradition wa. secured.
Judge States Ruling.
In international eXtraditions such q
rule applies, the court said. but In
interstate extralition number OF Su-
preme Court decision held that the
accused did not necessarily have TO
be tried upon the charge on which
he was first arrested
In commenting upon the alleged
fraudulent manner in which McNam-
ara was brought here from Indian
apoiis. Judge Bordwell stated that II
was not within his province To in
Festigate this. He stated that such
accusations, II true. were disagree
able. but denied Mat he should hold
that the allegations warranted the re
lease OF the accused
Did Not. Act Knowingly
In commenting upon this, District
Attorney Fredericks stated to the
court that the district attorney had
not made any fraudulent representa-
tons knowingly and that finding Of
the Indianapolis court exonerated As
sistant District Attorney Ford from,
the allegation OF kidnapping and ir-
regularity.
This afternoon Assistant District
Attorney Ford began his reply 10 the
attack which the lawyers Cor the ae-
eused labor men have made upon the
grand Jury Indictments against J. +
Mcnamara. Ford will continue to.
morrow, when the case will be con
Guided.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-08
LIFELESS BODIES
FOUND IN BAL LOON

LONDON. July e. While walking
across field near Dorchoi, in Rou-
mania. a policeman saw an abandoned
balloon with jta guide rapa trailtnA
along the ground. and, hauling down
the air craft was astonished 10 see
the lifeless bodies OF young man
and a giri on the floor mr. RTE car, ac-
cording to a special dispatch 10 the
Daily Mali from Vienna. The girl had
been stabbed to death and her COM
panion shot.
1t was learned that the girl was
the daughter of distinguished army
officer OF Eucharist. who was to have
been married on the day the balloon
was found. The man was named
Jonsen, who had fallen in love with
her. The police believe that the
young man killed the girl and then
committed suicide.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-08
PARK CONCERTS
FOR NEXT WEEK

Program for park concerts for week
Of july 10
March, '"Semper Fidiis." Sousa
Overture. Morning, Noon and
Might Suppe.
Charactic. la Paloma." Yardier.
Waltz, Blue Danube Straus.
Cornet Solo. Rocked In the Cradle
OF the Deep" Mr. E Colognori.
Vocal Solo. AL That | ask OF You Is
Love" Ingram, Mr.. Harry BARROW.
Selection. Chocolate Soldier. -
Straus.
March, "Carman." Rizet.
Finale, star Spangled Banner" Key.
jos e. Kessnich. bandmaster.
Schedule OF parks for week Of July
10:
Monday night. Marshall Square.
Tuesday night. Monroe Squire.
Wednesday night. CANDLES Hill
Park.
Thursday night Washington Square.
Friday night, Jefferson Square.
Saturday afternoon. William Byrd
Park.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-08
PARIS TRAIN WRECK
LAID To UNION MEN

PARIS. July IA number Of per-
sons were injured late this afternoon.
when one of the fast express trains
between Havre and Paris was derailed
near Nantes. The railroad officials
believe that union labor criminality
was the cause of the accident but
refused to give any information 10
the public.
Traffic between Nantes and Paris
WIS delayed several hours m Tho
daughter of Andre Messenger, director
of the Paris opera house, was among
the injured.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-08
Highland Park

Rev .. #. Merritt has retnr1
home from Asheville. n c.. wh1ro
has been recuperattng. He will pre-
at both services at Highland HM1
Methodist church on Sunday
DR.. James r. Smith will preach q
Mixpah Presbyterian church, Sunl1
morning ut II ~. AID svsntnx
3 r. NJ MA
At Northside Baptist church thoID1
tor. Rev. S. III. Templeman VIII pfNq
morning and evening.
Miss Hester Cham bers, of Kenox
vile, \. c.. is the guest OF Mrs JOao
PearsalI. SaA
Miss Mamie Fennell has retux
to Clifton Forge to take up her dJS1I
at the G.. & O. hospital there. asss
Mrs DIR. BROMLEY Foster ana O.
dran, of Roanoke, are the guests ~ l.
and Mrs. W. w. Foster on First lN
Mr.. Jesse NJ. Draper ard wife I'd
soon leave for a visit TO reiattvo11
Avon. Penn.
The joint picnic OF tho 6nm11
schois OF the Methodist. Baptist m
!. aiscopai churches hers will b4Msl
next Tuesday July IL. TO BuCAl!
Beach. They are preparing acco8n
dations for a large crowd 1m
tickets are being sold TO friends az Z
schois, who 1.-Two In Richmond AMan
Pile number OF traction cars Win u
supplied TO carry the crowd toN
train. SFa#
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-08
MADERO is SEEKING
$50, 900, 900 LOAN

MEN1CO CITY. July THE Ma
dero government Is prepa ring to float
$50, coo. 600 national loan in Wall
Street, New York. Immediately after
election. according to Information
given out tonight by Ernesto Ma
dero. secretary Of the treasury. Ma
dero declared tonight that one
banking house of New York has Of
fered to take the entire issue, but he
refused to give the name OF the
bank.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-08
SENATOR he bURN
.sT|R5 Up CUMM|Ns
REFUSES TO CONCUR IN GIVING
CONSENT TO VOTE ON AMEND
MENTs.
RESULT is MORE DELAY
FINAL VOTE on RECIPROCITY
AGREEMENT MAY NOT BE
REACHED FOR THREE
WEEKS.

WASHINGTON. July THE final
vote on reciprocity is now looked for
/ within the next three weeks. But
FOR the objections of Hepburn, OF
Idaho. the senate late this afternoon
would have agreed to vote next Mon
day on all Of the Cummins' amend
nents and thus carried the measure
| pace further toward the end
Cufnmins announced that he de-
sired to facilitate action on his amend
inenfs after reasonable debate and this
has been given. But Hepburn raised
SO many quibbing protests and OBJ
jections that Cammins finally be-
came dis 12345s sHRDLU WHY
proposition.
Twice" exclaimed the Iowan. ri
have endeavored to get unanimous
consent for early votes on my amend
ments. / insist OH these votes and |
have no wish 10 delay unreasonable
senate action on this bill Because of
these objections | again Withdraw
my request"
4+----- Day of Debate.
Senator Cummins made his re-
quest after day of debate and when
business in the senate Jagged Sena-
tor Gronna, North Dakota. and Sen
ator Thornton. Mississippi. the latter a
Democrat. had spoken In opposition
/ 10 reciprocity. Senator Swanson, Nir
ginia. spoke for government appro-
i priation OF 500. 600. 900 extening over
| five years. for good roads and SEN
ator Owen, Oklahoma. defended the
commission form OF government for
cities. Senator Simmons. North Caro-
| lima. was expected to speak against
/ reciprocity but was not present.
A number Of senator's, including
penrose, chairman Of the finance
committee, had left to join the presi-
dent on a Yachting trip. Others we're
bsent because Of ire heat. Senator
/ Stnoot moved that the senate ad-
1ourn until tomorrow.
Senator CuInn,ins Speaks.
Then Senator Cummins came for
/ ward with his proposition To get
action on his amendments. He urged
( the senate to adjourn until Monday
I that all senators desiring TO have a
/ final say on the amendments could
I be present and ready for a vote on
( Tuesday. I ask unanimous consent
B TO this" said Cummlns, with the
understanding can get separate
votes on my different amendments"
Then Senator -tfe.ttttrn broke IN
/ with his querulous objection that
! under the rules Senator Cunmins
might not get separate votes on his
different amendments. Vice President
| Sherman said he would divide the
/ subjects to get the separate votes. But
! Hepburn continued TO protest and
! Senator Cummins withdrew his re-
/ quest and the senate adjourned until
/ tomorrow. when no progress will be
| made I'm reciprocity. The plan Is
now to vote at the close of the de-
bate and lust prior TO the final vote
| On the bill 1t Is estimated that be-
ween two and three weeks will In
I teryene before that.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-08
REPUBLICAN TROOPS
GUARDING PORTUGAL

PARIS, July 7,-Republiean troops
are concentrating ut Kraganza to re-
pulse an expected attack by mon
archist forces, according To despatch
from Nigo in this Mornings Times.
Troops representing all branches of
the service have been passing through
Oporto for several days past and the
government In considering calling out
the second reserves. The cruiser Re
publica is patrolling the coast.
a despatch from Lisbon. which
escaped the censor states that King
Manuel and Prince Miguel of Bra
ganza. the Portuguese pretender have
issued a joint call TO arm TO the
monarchists.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-08
MISS STIRLING is
CHIEF BENEFICIARY

Miss Jean r. Stirling, a teacher in
the employ OF tho Female Humane
Association, residing at 6o4 North
Ninth street. inherits the greater part
Of the estate left by Miss Catherine 9
q. Laughton, her cousin. who died
recently.
This Is In accordance with Miss
Laughton's will, which was admitted
to probate yesterday in the chancery
court. BY the terms Of the document
dated May s. 1911. William c. Laugh
ton. a brother of the testator, is be-
Queathed 800, and $50 Is left to
Miss Ora l.. Grigg. friend. The re-
mainder OF the estate. the total value
of which is placed at $1,000. is be-
aueathed to Miss Stirling. who quail
fed an executrix.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-08
WHITE HOUSE NOW
BACHELORS HOME

WASHINGTON. July bachelor
quarters have been established at the
White House. The stately mansion
has become the abode Of two temper
arily widowed officials and one con-
Eiirmed bachelor.
When the President came back
from Indianapolis 1t was night. He
went into the big mansion and found
liz quiet and still as death. One night
or this was enough for Mr.. Taft, 30
the next day ne sent for Secretary
Hilles, whose family IL away. and
Major Archie Butt. who has no fam
nv. Now the three bachelors"
have the whole place to themselves.
They are In clover, -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-08

iiuEdiey was the pastor Of the -
tist church at this place at ore tn
Ala ~ alter Jones Maphis. Of ~
andria. IS the guest OF his unc1sss
e. J. MebcriV
Mr.. Alfred Benson ensertafne0gS
sunday school class Wednesday, ~
on his beautiful lawn. on GreenS1
Avenue. Refreshments were s&4%
The occasion was greatly enjoyA4M
all who attended. MIR. Benson 1
recently returned from Il most dal1l
flli outing for week with the 1f
from near Lakeside Park.
Mr.. james Slnithdeal and ~
Miss Mary, of Savannah. Ca, spel
few hours in town Friday en- routa
Virginia Beach
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-08
STEAMER STRIKES,
BUT ALL ARE RESCUED

NEW YORK. Juno IA scene. OF
panic was enacted on the big steamer
Grand Republic when that vessel.
with LIT passengers aboard. mostly
women and children. struck some
submerged wreckage within a ships
length OF Coney Island pier this
morning.
Not one Of the tarror-strtci,nr rr--
ssngers was injured. When the ship
struck a great hole was stove IN nsr
bottom and the water flooded in, al
most putting out her fires Captain
Carmen sent the vessel right ahead.
and with the aid Of half a dozen
extra gang planks the women and
children and then the men were put
ashore In less than fifteen minutes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-08
CLAY WARD ACTIVES
| TO HEAR SPEECHES

Candidates for the Senate and
House of Delegates will address the
Clay Ward Actives at meeting in
Monroe Hall at o'clock tonight.
Secretary r. Gray Haddon has is
sued Invitations to all candidates fran
Richmond, and It 10 expected all will
be present. Several have already sig
nified their willingness to address the
Actives. 1t is probable that nearly
all Of the $50 members Of the organi-
zation will be present and an invita-
ton has been extended to the public.
Electric fans have been installed in
order that those who attend will not
suffer from the heat
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-08
FOOTBALL SMELLS
RECEIPTS AT YAE

NEW HAVEN. CONN. July IN
ale athletes cost $I06, o9241
year but the receipts We're LOT. 46e.&
leaving balance OF $1.3a347. IN
has been added TO the reserve I'm
which was started by Walter Car
treasurer OF sthe Yale financial una(
htteen years ago. This fund. WIKI
has been invested in gilt-edged borS1
now amounts to $li2.960.06.
Football shows a surplus OF $27,eol
baseball gave a surplus OF $6,624.S
The track athletic association &
l1,b4l behind hand and the CeG
having a shortage OF $3.50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-08
Detectives Trail Mrs. Love.

NEWPORT. r. l., July 1T
two detectives who have been ~
supposedly in the employ OF Gt0l6
c. Love have disappeared. and it55
believed that they have taken m &
trail OF Mrs. Love and her dett
ter. who have left the city, ana
keeping their destination q my1elI
have outwitted the forces OF 3
father, who is seeking possesstou
the child. Friends OF Mrs. Love "
that she has gone TO Europe. - H.
first reported.