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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-24
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WANTED TO BUY-Horse and top bug
gy, with harness. All must be in good
condition, and horse must be gentle
enough for inexperienced lady driver and
not afraid of street cars and automo-
biles. Address Box pa, City. 24noytf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-24

The want Ad Way"
page is one of the great fea-
lures of this paper. Read it.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-24

town for couple of days, but who has
not been seen this afternoon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-24
TERSELY TOLD.
$500 REWARD.

IRE Journal win pay $500 reward for
evidence euHIegeuf 60 convict any boy or
person found stealing subscribers papers
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-24

A meeting of directors OF the Inter
state Fair Association will be held in
the ef3ce OF the secretary today, when
General Manager Lillard will make his
annual report.
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Ginetnnati. 19. Eebrnar.

Cincinnati, 10. Sebruar.
9m 6iRclunatisr Eifritt 1T Der alub i'm
Galisn begrlifen, uuo DsrisIbe bate geiteru
abene bel bleiigsr Staot siaeu @aTerfanb
bon III Gus.
Die folaenoen Tepeihsa traitn pGbrtuD
oes geltrigsn Cages bier elm.
Ptttsburg, Ba. Der Stub Bat einen
8aNerfano bon "a fub uub faut.
gartsrsbura. g8. pa. Der 5lus bat
sinsH &oHsrtanO bon s.5 5uB uno tdlt.
eotttttsbWrg, fg. Der Slub bat ct.
HeH asaiierltano bon 1873 Eub uno idut.
aauGpba salts, @ ga. IeSluB bar
sIneH gSancrftano bon 2.9 EuB unb itebt.
barIsston, 8. Gu. Der SluS bat
sinsn @ahernano BON 6.8 5ub unO 'teist.
9t. BItaiaut, IS. Ba. Der FluB bat
tlnsn SaftrItanh bon 90 SaB uHo fiut.
gortsmouth, 8. Der flub bat clneu
8ai'erfano pon l5.4 unb fdat
goutsoiEIt, Aa. Ger ftus bat ciutn
@aisritano bon So GUS uno fdut.
goansbilIt, 5no. Der FluB bat el =.
nsn 8aHsrfano BON l7.2 Sub uuo idlt.
Cairo, Ju Ter 5(ub bat ein.u @aTtr.
fano bon .7.2 CUB uno faut.
Nsmpbis, 9euu. Ger Slub hat etusu
8aHsrAanb uoH 26.s Gus uHo idut.
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Ststisnsti, 1s. s.brHar 1913.
Sk as4fsIssnsss Casirsssu Ss,isbs,
EA nsr ea' easrss frssssttisass. Ds
attaefsa osiAiftss ssrssa stsn SSSsr,
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prssiIsasa.
fW Rarst Bar ruhss, bic vr,ife attia.
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lIia-li1s.
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SislH S4sIisrs l0,S -lo,4s, e4xltsrn 10 j.
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llsss oetsa II ike, srtss iIsst 6rttn
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1intsr 6sasa N.ss--4.7e, Mister fsniIs
N.O0-4.lS. eTtsa 3S7S--o.S0, srSin1rss
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1.Oe. %. fasts t3.7S-4.S0. b. tsniIs 81. 30
4.oe, NsessgmstL HsssuseItt esniittsS
N.ts--4-6S. rsinssGise t4.60--4. 10. etnifk.
ltt A.3G--<.1 Der DA.
y dss1. - 0artf niliiaes. Ns. RI.
su Muster los - Ilos. Hs. . b. l0i--
lo6s. Ns. : Esthsr 90 i0<s Der Dulbel.
ssrsanit nayeta; ! Gar 70. rasasr Min.
ts ~ ses auf benz eeiafs.
8sh Aesgn. - Ter Gastt 10 rsbis m.
slli,esr. as. s1ssbsaS3-64s. Ms.S bsi5ss ki--
'2t. Ns. : ssitts - - S0s,s, No. sstbeS
l-6as. Ns. . b. l9k - Soc. ~. 1 s.. Is
-tos. Ns. > ssnlI4tss 5o--Sit, 10. : %.
SA-e0s, 3s. = -. AeH Soc, Dsttee aslbsn.
go - - ~ es1se h. Sl--sls, esnil4.
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siitsss, Is. tebraar 1913.
NRbsies-ys.ses sc. 6S--8.9 80, fsrsS
Stiere SIS. 10-s. 80, etsSers uRs eees.rs
- N.S5-7.75, Rise nss 3eifers 50. l5-T 90,
fslber $7.O0-10.60. Narft feF.
G4sstRe. - SetAte IS. 2o--6.50, ss.
xifsh 81. .15--6 80, fAsere $8. 8.00--S.4Ta;
rsst. $500 - 8l5, SsrteI $6.S0-6.3o.
Wartt fart
Sesf.sus siamer. - ehafs: Sin.
teimifss IS. .o0-6.S0. SasrliHse $6. .T5--7.S
fsHinsr: einbeisifs. $500 - S86. Nartt
fsit
5afnbr RinSbi.b 1000, s4Detst
ID 00o 6&stt uub 9dmmer 5000.
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Akltass. IS. n,brsar.


1tt,ts. Gar raj s2k - s3e, an
ealai s21c; fnr 9uIt 91.-9as, en-
ehls5 slac 'ar s.pt,mbsr SosS-Soslt e..
am Salaj sosst.
Bel Atsr z.--bar wsi s7I<-s4 So.
an eAIss s29st; fur suii ssk-63sss, an
etlas 53sst. iay Ssstsmbsr S4ys-S434s,
an e6lss s<Lst
tsfsr. - gar Rai 54ls-ALt. an
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A5ss; iaretpt,ms,r A--34Lts am e4Ius
e6tHt s4L.s.
assstn - 20. . 62>Is.
SuAe. al ,-7it.
ItMstssas usa. - Rsxs t2, 75-
3.fs Der GesiRtr.
fissfssmts - si2.0o-1o.5o per
gtntser.
NstSs rs.- React 1l9.35-19.so. fsr
Nat sis.sax-ls.ss. an eslmS sIs.ss;
fss calttis.7s-ls.5ST. am eAIus SIG. rs.
04aafb tlss5. CUR Mai tlO.6S
e.7aAs, am ehtni tI0.s5; fur 3nlt
slo.s7 s4-lo75. ON 0hlut sI0.sTI,; far
sept $l0.75-l0.80 am Stlub Sl0.T5.
Obsrs Hsssss eitsa An s9s7x -
10 725f. .eur Nat tlo.5S-lo.eo. am eslut
sl0.65 fir 3ul sle.ss-io.6o. am stlu6
N0.S5; fur etpt,n5a sic. .60-lo. SIS, am
Shlus sl0eo.
Dntts Rs,.t ia f.F.--Susnsri..
1856 Ise Der vfsHl
etsr. - Esrtt "a fea. - frif6s Ia
--lsl4s Der 0xDsxs.
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Amssxrtiae aNaitte.
NesDsrt. 18. ;nbruay

Nsssrt 18. Stbruat.
Veil. - 5nfnhr - BIS, Berfaast
------- NtiS. Ger Narft mar rrbin. -
SPRING Satsnt Sl.40-4.6S, Uia.er etrsissts
e4.S0--4.60, @inter 3stents -. 20. 10,
6yriHl eleart S4,2o-4.50, Hint.r ertrss
-. ! 44.O0-4.lS, fs. b. $8.90--4.0o,
Aanfss Cfraisbts 81. l0--425.
Nss1enMesl ssr aetiq .-gsir bis apt.s
S3.6o-S.S6, tsiet Sts fsHes 1890. 90.
Ssa asasen mar Hou ~ sa.25
--2.3s Der loo Vfsns.
tsae1 mar fetia. 6eines ssites
sHs selses 81 i.3o-l.55, srssss sl.2s--I.80,
Ailrsries $3.lb.
Nsssen IN nilis. -To. . Dssera 66c
s.t. 7. DAhals.
Ger n ~ uns'r.a.lt -Wsl,serh So
7.s. GeebiHs 56s G. t. T. TEN gort
0stis 1s'asr -ss. E.rfanst
---- On. - Narit ia f.tis. Hs. a,uer
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tssfs, psnss nmr afhsu In mem Dsrf.


@eio .on eal~ unroe su 8H-4% ausget
iiehen.
grima gsiddftspapiers tourben 81 ~
5H btsfcniiri.
Stsrftng Grfange III itetiB. -
@ift su x4-s71s nHo Commercial BILLS
*4.s2a a4 -4s21.
Bunoesr 9 Gbitaatipneu Daren tie
fia uEo wuroen fpie foiat anotirt:
Ber Staatsn Heiuntiriing ~ 1904
1918, ~ regiitrirte 1i8H--it4h Coupons
I18H-1141, 81 regiitrirts i02 1034 4
Coupons l02 H-103A, Panama HegIitereo
2f 100M.
Nftienmarft - Nm BorHiittdge nor
Der Diarti Ieit uHo bic Ereiie itiegen etipas.
ipater jepod1 trai cine Nsnouna Gin uuo Die
gsDiHne gingeR babel Uieoer nfrfcren. Gia
nigs pom ben slttieH hatisn siemlid bsbeus
ierbe Herinite su erieibsn.
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ies b. 50--54e Der Saita. Eertaaft pnrbea:
2 edrs 30. 8 qsIbes ~ soc, 1 Gar 80. a bo.
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sars DO. in 6l1kc, : ears bc. gu Size, !
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tseIeilt.
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55s, ] ear DO. in 33s4s. 8 ears DO. IN 8311t
! edr DO. iu 1876, Gar uaA probt DO. tu
53t, | Gar 6iaRbarh ipsissr AZ 3ss, / gar
Mo. 2 otmiihtr ~ 36t, Car bo. su &c. 8
ears no. DO. 81 34t, ] Gar bs. gu s41fs
auf Gem @sleifs.
aOqasn.- Narft H.tia. ~. 2 6s--eos,
Ne. 60-64t, Ns. 4 Sl--59s.
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SS7-sss, 10. 4 5a--s7.; sattsrssrss 45-
52e Der Sz.
srasnHaGs.-- SrabiabHs.rE. "a
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1suAssrn, Hs. 8 ssmlfAss Sic 65t
safer. 10. fssmifAter asa.e IS: 5sft
Nssssa 70. 3 aeser ...... SIC e6s
tss ~. l fimstts $500 t14 80
0bisss
Tfr Marft mar astia. Btrfaaft nurosn:
s72 ebh. TiHiaers ainifhee 6ooos auf
Der 9aNt Don $l33 par 9allons.
Qrsssrttg
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gin unUcrNIet6Iides

Gin urOcrq leIh Of es
IeHfmaI bubeu iid ole chrniir,
oiqeu 9riiher bonn ct. gernaroS
stIolter uIft MIR ourh 8erfe fr,it.
iiher 8urmaer5iafeit unb DteHlhcu.
liebe fiir etpi8e ,3eiten geiest iouoeru
audi ourd] Die aIlltlIde Grfin0uHg
eer bcriIbmtcn St. 9crnar6.arQuter.
Eiaen. 9lein. ME oic 9totur aaes
ihoiit nuUeriQI'tt uuo flor. luic Die
iil6erhelle Gueae aus Dem Telien
ipruoeIt, berctteu lie aus hen Saitpn
betIfroftiger 8ilan8cn 0a5 qroBe uno
herrIite 0eiluuttcl oic Ct. 9ernarS.
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WlqngeI an gppetit. 2eber. unb alien
llnterleibssSt6ungeu itebeu tie IN.
iibertrofien oo @eriutt lie 2Sr alien
9lpoibefen ju babeu. as
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siaa IN fdsab ~ S4s.5O--4s.7s; Aspfe
ID sfsis. elsrsrsistie ~ 1lS.e0; 4ass
~ tiS.oo - l5.2S; GaAinas ~ 1ll.TE;
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fhDa6 a. $6.S0-6-4o; eiien snssrdneert. Hs.
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~ tlI7s-ls2S, Ns. sosttsrn SIS. a5-
is.1S sas h. l essttssa ioft tls. oo--
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Sieb Mdrfte.

GiHttaHstt. Is. sebrsar 1913.
sufssr xue Ssriaast uabrsus Der s,rssI.
isnsa "a 6tsnssa. SsrsliAsn init BEN ssrssr
sshsnssa Rage sst,a ME isIst:
3ufutr: aiaoei,5. Santius saaie.
stbr. H.. 1907 sSsS $50
6sbr. ls 3s7 coss 4lt
Der ssriaast s,..tI Ia ssri,ls.a Belt:
6tbr. ~ ..... 30 ss8 -
ssbr. ls -. Gil 1858 -
ftneSi,b. go Is aadfra,, mar nut,
niti isbr srob. eaa Suasbot absr a,riuo uus
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cfffsrs S4.50-s.50. Sts4. .Raee q ,2S-4 rs.
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S.1--6.4o, Ftra $50, fs,ts esass IS. as
--6.76.
aalbsr. -- Tit 3ufuhr mar Hur nasic
aHo Der Wartt attts BIS fss
orsiatrs sas trsn x5.50-o rs. fair sis
suts lsiGtt ~ $4,000, srtra SI0.as.
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banes Toe. srima sa aassrgtlsAt SIX -
S4e. srSsSsre SIZE.
SaUstHs. Ets vrsift Hsasu hsui.
abermals um l0e Der 100 ytuae, uHb Der
Narst fMIob tas'. -- Gae in BEN Staasn be.
rnelid7en SAntin. iasesn ihnti. abu1brn,.
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Ofass N.76-&T 90, srira sT.00. prsiadre
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rs!eitns e4.So-S 10. srstaArs Sic gate S2. rs
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[d f6unte eine itetnreihe M5tt

Sd tounte elne iteinreihe 8ittme
he,rdtber; aber it neroe uetaen
armen W}aoCI treu blei6cn."
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mas tuoQte ih 0oh Qlf!d iaacu :.
Adl TO- Sountcit G4 mir mdu sic
aoreiie Don Der berultBte; 2SltrfDe
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llrteroffi5ier: .Run, arapunsFn,
Sle IddeIu ia 10 ieIbitbepuBt. rute'r
Dromeoar. bas cine 8uirIonbe nm
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Noltte mon iemnnh g!udlih uas
ehcn obne iein 3lthuu. mare ho6
Sorbelt. beHr haS. mos Sic cignc ar.
belt sil ieinem 8Iudt OH Dem Mcns
Iten tbllt, lit Scr pobre @crcinn.
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edmRer. --erira braHtsn $500, Sst. bic
saserlefeHe $6.6o--8.90, srSiaSrs bis fsirt
$s.50--S so,
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NO,,t WeIbuiarft.
Cincinnati. 10. sebrusA 1918.

cincinnati. 10. DebrHaA 1918.
9ie Nnhfrase mad 7arffben mar beuts
wine nsflnenswerthf. 9ie Banfen batseu
GfnngeHoe 5cnbs an 6anb unb Weib iii
ipill'g. Jiir Eariehen son eaiI1 nur.
osn pom Den Bnnien 4 - 4HG berennet,
uuo Vsihdftspapiere uurben su eE bistpns
firf. Tie Mafier pIoeirten 4riuatsaapisaI
~ sH-4& sDn edQ@ uno 3u so auf Belt.
Nsdfd asf asw Deri.
ipnrcsn su Bari Sipiidjen BnHten psrtauft.
lie 9Dunterraie betragt SOC 9ramts per
1900.
aashfu AMI gHrsra.
iino i'stia. lie foIssnsen Euo.irungen iino
5u berihfen
aoHoon, Taas Sidjs, s4.ss per & 90
1age Stdlt, x44 per & Hdrs, Tale
$tdf, 5i5 FSrancs per 800: 60 InQe gtdlt,
DIS francs per 800: iilr IeuiidllaHb. 4
Ia9s Sidt, Wari 35H -s5A. DO. SO 3aae
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belitien iib beute aui s4.639,050.
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100. I'm ofitnfn Rarfie iino bic iolasnosn
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SiHtiaHstt. Is. ssbrsar 1913.
sufssr xue SsrfaHst Dahrtas Der s,rssI.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-09
WE'D UNWITTINGLY
IN HER PITY PACT
Girl Sought to Humor Invalid
Suitor by Ceremony-Now
They Will Sever Bonds.

When Miss Lillian d. Post, whose
home is with her mother, at NO. 2loo
Mercer street, Jersey City, married
George Lester Larry, November To- l"'o'
che did so because she was sorry tor
hin, He had Just recovered from
,yrboid fever and pneumonia ana he
eoid that Miss Post was the cause OF
his illness. She was then eighteen
years old.
larry. who was twenty years Old was
On male and emaciated that Miss Post
consented 10 meet him in New Yor"
and 90 before a clergyman. They were
married by a minister, but neither
Lreu that a marriage ceremony was
being performed and they never lived
together.
Roth Miss Post and Larry believed the
ceremony to be only sort OF engage
ment pact.
1t was not until 1909 that the young
woman discovered that she was Mrs.
Larry She sued In the Supreme court
of New York for an annulment Of the
marriage. Larry. who put in no de-
fence, appeared before the referee ap-
pointed TO hear the case and testified
IN favor Of annulling the marriage.
Larry said that he never considered
Miss Post his wife or that he had been
legally married. The referee recon-
mended that a decree Of annulment be
granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-09
WINE AT WEDDING
KILLS 3 CHILDREN
Two Other Little Ones. Who Drank
Bridal Liquors May Die
Tragedy Mystery.

Three children died last evening in
consequence of drinking cordials at an
Italian wedding at No. l31 West Hous-
| ton street. Sunday night, and two
others are dying in st. Ninccnts Hos
pital.
Rosa Alinano. seven years old. OF
No. i37 West Houston street; her sis
ter. Felomna, five, and their brother,
Frank two are victims. Alexander
Tartarilla. ten. and his brother, Tony
five who live in the same house as the
others, are in the hospital.
Sunday night Georlando Ciortanio
and Shlltine Giarando were married IN
the apartments Of Angelo Lambino. on
the fourth floor OF the Houston street
house. opposite those occupied by the
Alinano family.
A celebration followed the wedding.
and all the residents OF the ncighbor-
hood. including the numerous children
were present.
Every sort OF imported drink was on
hand and the children, apparently had
plenty of opportunity TO satisfy their
curiosity about what the numerous bot
ties contained.
II was not until 6 o'clock last even
ing that the police learned OF what had
followed. At that hour a woman ran
into the Macdougal street police sta
tion and sobbcd out that her two-year-
old bov was dying. Detectives went TO
the house and found the youngest
Alinano child in convulsions. In an
o,her room Rosa and Felomina lay on
n couch.
While an ambulance was on its way
the youngest child died.
DR.. DeaIy sa'' acute poisoning had
caused death, and he carried the TWO
girls TO the ambulance. At that mo-
ment he was hailed by woman on the
second floor. who pleaded with nm to
come To her apartment. There he
found the Tartarilla children in almost
as bad shape as the two Allnano girls
Tho Tortarillas were taken along to the
hospital.
Rosa AIinano died as she was laid
on a cot. At 10 o'clock her sister eX-
pired.
II was some time before the detec-
tiyes could calm the mothers so that
they could learn the story of the wei
ding feast.
Th, detectives then went to Lam
bino's apartment and sound several bot
ties of cordials, which were seized sc
that the contents may be analyzed to-
day by the city chemist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-09
BLOW AT REVOLUTION
Detectives Raid Brooklyn
Stores and Seize Firearms.

Acting on a suggestion from Wash
ington authorities detectives raided
three sailors outftting stores in
Brooklyn yesterday and confiscated
large quantities of arms which are be-
lieved to have been intended for some
revolution zone in South America.
The first raid was made upon the
shop of Hugo Panzer No. . Fulton
street. Here the police found 80 new
style revolvers and three cases of am
munition. The cases were marked for
a Venezuelan port and Buenos Ayres.
Panzer was taken before Magistrate
Geisman, in the Adams street court.
and held in 81 800 bail on charge OF
violating the Sullivan law.
Ii the store Of Max Brown. No. 10
Hamilton avenue, detectives found in
the cellar 5000 rounds of ammuni-
tion. In the store of Samuel Brown.
brother of Max, at No. II Union street.
900 revolvers and 10000 rounds Of
ammunition were found. The Browns
were locked up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-09
PRIEST KILLED BY TRAIN
Broken Gate at Crossing Causes
Father Troina's s Death.

South Orange. y. j., Dec Sat one
Of the most dangerous grade crossings
on the Lackawanna system Roman
Catholic priest was struck and killed
this evening by a train on that road.
His body was hurled about 2O feet
through the door Of a coal office.
The gates at the crossing were out
Of order and the priest. unfamiliar with
railroading in this country started 70
cross the tracks. when the train struck
him.
The dead man. Father Francis Troina,
came to this country from Italy June
IS with two Of his sisters, and since
his arrival in this country had been
living with brother-in-law al NO.
o6s Norfolk street. Newark The body
was taken there tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-09
FINDS DEAD" WIFE ALIVE
Man Identifies Aphasia Victim
Sees Plot in Illness.

Harold Garrison. OF Irvington, vis-
tied the City Hospital, Newark, last
night and identified the young woman
who was brought to the Institution on
Saturday. apparently an aphasia VIC
tim, as his wife, Florence Garrison
twenty-four years old.
Garrison said that he had been sep
arated from his wife for two years.
He heard that she was in an institu-
ton in Rhode Island and thought she
was dead. Last week he visited her
sister in Brooklyn and learned other
wise.
Garrison says he believes she was
brought here and abandoned by her
relatives.
The woman was found ct noon on
Saturday near Centre Market she
carried a card on which was written
please send this woman to the city
djspensary. She can't talk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-09
WOMAN MAYOR FOR DAY
Atlantic City Commissioners
Rest from Their Labors.

Atlantic City, Dec. S.--For the first
time in the history of this resort. the
reins Of government were to-day in
the hands of a woman as acting
Mayor. The five Commissioners were
absent for the day. and the municipal
duties thereupon devolved upon Miss
Jessie NJ. Townsend, the City Con-
troller, who is twenty-seven years old.
When the commission government
went into effect here Miss Townsend
was appointed Controller. Her salary
is s., 800 a year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-09
TO REPAIR BACKBONE
Physicians Will Graft Part of
Mans Leg to His Spine.
IBy Telegraph 10 Tho Tribune.

New Britain, Conn, Dec. S.-Wi.son
Hancock. of this city, whose back was
broken in an automobile accident in
Canajoharie, y. Y. two months ago,
will undergo an unusual operation.
Physicians have decided to graft to his
spine six-inch piece OF bone, which
will he removed from one Of his legs.
Up 10 the time of the accident Han
cock was a pianist in a moving picture
theatre in jamestown. y. y. After the
injury he was taken to the Post Grad
uate Hospital in New York. but 1t was
not until some time later that it was
discovered that mis- back was broken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-09
5000 MISSING IN TEXAS
Flood Refugees Face Starva-
ton and Smallpox.
fRy Telegrlph 10 The Tribnne

BRYAN. Tex, Dec. S.--Investigators in
the flooded district place the number OF
missing at six thousand. Seven lifesavers
were drowned to-day. 1t is impossible
TO get supplies to the thousands Of per-
sons marooned I'm buildings. and they are
killing cattle and other livestock and eat
ing the meats raw.
An outbreak of smallpox is reported
among the homeless victims near here
but until the waters subside 1t Is impos-
sible to send doctors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-09
$4,000 FOR REMBRANDT
Picture of Artists Father
Rought by Chicago Woman.

Chicago, Dec. S.-Mrs. w. w. Kim
hall tonight announced the purchase
Of a Rembrandt for $4,000.
The painting was part of the Buda-
pest collection Of the Rembrandts. IL
is a likeness OF Rembrandts father
and was painted in 1870