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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-12-01

debts on ME and then 90 basely de-
pieted the little store had set aside
to open my law office. You shall have
the money you ask for, but it Is the
last you will ever receive from me
until I see you acting the man"
With an ungracious sneer Ernest
Earle accepted the money his cousin
prohered and went his way. Then
Robert seriously contemplated his i'm.
mediate future. He decided to aban.
don his plans Of practising law In the
crowded expensive city where capital
and influence were absolutely requi,
site to success.
1t was step the ambitious young
fellow never regretted. for labor and
love soon became allied. Robert es-
tablished himself In the thriving coun.
ty seat Of Upton. He found comfort
able quarters at the one hotel the
place afforded. Some practise same
to him. He made some speeches dur.
ing . political campaign, because q
general favorits. and. best Of all. met
and loved Ada Mills. the favorite
daughter Of wealthy Judge Mills.
No word had come from Ernest
Earle and Robert was glad he had not
found him out.
Robert was gaining ground fast and
securely. His uncle abroad had heard
Of his establishing in the legal pro-
fession and had insisted on his &C
cepting . check for Q thousand dol.
lars. as surplus capital for exigen.
cies," as the old man phrased It.
It was the great glorious hour of
his life when Robert babe Ada adieu
one lovely June night He had told
his love to find 1t devotedly returned.
So happy was he that when he re.
turned to his hotel he could not sleep.
He put on a light overcoat and
strolled to the wooded outskirts of the
pretty town. communing with nature
and his hearts own fond thoughts I'm.
til long after midnight.
A surprise. shock, crisis in his
life greeted him as he entered the
lobby OF the hotel to find 1t a scene of
tumultuous excitement. The local DO
lice were there surrounding an asi.
tated loud talking stranger. who as
Robert entered was explaining that
some one had rifled his room an hour
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-12-01

g. D. & II. D. MENDENHALL
CONSULTING ENGINEERS
Suite 212-215 Drane Building
Lakeland, Fla.
Phosphate Land Examinations and
Plant Designs, Earthwork Specialists.
Surveys.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-12-01

gRaceful lines, and not 30 very dimeuit
that it might not be undertaken 1t
hone.
White chiffon and MORE taHnta arc
used In it, creation with just a sag.
gestion Of contrast in the dainty roses
caught against one shoulder and on
the tunie and the dark fur. banding of
the sleeves.
The bodice follows simpie ssrplice
lines. the sleeves being, cut tn one
with ii and left wide at tia am sides.
A moire sash is arranged vsN down
over the hips. tied at. one side in q
Haunting bow and topped by beading
of itself.
The narrow undsrskfrt is yelled
with . long, full tunie of chiffon Dor
dered with a wide hand of the moire,
and above that narrower one.
Another lovely effect can be had BY
using bands of silver cloth yelled with
net or chiffon in place of the moire.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-12-01
COULD NOT SEE THE SPOT
"'0CeSersd Head on Which the Hand
Of George WashInetoa Had
Rested,

Among Or. George Haven Putnsm's
earfy reconections was . meeting with
Warrington Irving, He tells Of II in
mis- Memories a Ny Yoxth." Tho
irving homo was near Yonkers and the
PUTNAM family occasionally vtited
their netshhors. Doctor Putnam re.
memoers one Sunday afternoon when
his father was busy arranging some Of
MI. Evfnss papers and the old gentle,
man took pains to give him some word
about hfs own childhood. -His mother
sosd him some years later. when he
vas old enough to b Interested In his.
'or1cal events and personases. that
wnen be was = rear old the nurse t,,
King him out in hts baby carriage saw.
q me corner Of Broadway, General
washington passing by ON horseback
me nurse. holding up the little boy.
called out to the general that here was
boy that had been named after him.
and she hoped that the general would
be willing to give the boy his blessing.
Little washingtons were not so
plenty In lisa as they became In later
years. and the general was quite ready
70 delay his ride for the purpose of Civ.
ing greeting to his little pamesake
he took the boy up on the saddle and.
placing his hand upon the little ones
head, gave him formal blessing. I
looked up with interest at the head
that had been touched by Washington,
and then found myself perplexed at
Mr.. lrving's word that should not
see the spot on which the generals
hand had rested.
Il spoke to my father afterward
about the incident, and he said: Why.
you stupid. don't you know that Mr.,
Irving wears q wigr"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-12-01

Residence Phone
24O Black
DR.. J. Q. SCARBOROUGH,
CHIROPRACTOR
Lady in Attendance
Consultation Free
Office in Dyches Building Between
Park and Auditorium
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-12-01
Strenutheninu Shoea.

Soak the soles of shoes over night
In linseed oil before wearing and they
will last as long as the uppers. Par.
tcularly is this recommended for chill.
dren's school shoes.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-12-01

Vests With Smart Coats.
Vests are worn with the smartest
styles OF coats and they generally
fasten close to the neck.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-12-01
DR.. J. R. RUNYAN

Rooms II and IS, Raymondo Bldg.
All necessary drugs furnished with
out extra charge
Residence phone sos.
once Phone 40
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-12-01
The Professions
CH1ROPRACTOR

CHIR0PRACTOR
HUGH D. VIA, D. G.
Rooms and Skipper Bldg, over
postoffice. Graduate and ex-Faculty
member of the Palmer School Of
Chiropractic. Consultation and
Spinal Analysis rec. at office.
Hours to 4 daily.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-02-15
Recorder Murphy Ap-
 pointed Tax Collector

The many frier ds of 0onn,y Record CT Owen E Murphy. of Tombstone, will te pleased to learn that be has been appointed one of the income tax collectors for the federal dis.ric: of Arisous and New Mexico.
 Judge Owen E Murphy. ss he is more fsmili lisrly known througnort she county by his iriends,r has been . most efficient office to'd, r slwsys st sendsot to the duties of his prsition. Before his election to his pressnt posi- ton he served . term in the Arisoos legislature and slso % justice of the peace for both tho Bi.bss ssd Lowell precincts. He bas ben . naoes fsish- iui supporsss in the sasks of bis party and ss the lsss election be received the highest humber Of votes of any ofiess elected iu the county.
 The PROTECTOR is plsassd Co learn of che appointment snd ve heiiese thsi the p'um could not have fallen se no better man than Judgs iOse. E Murphy.
 It is not known ju.t how soon ths app ointment will take effect, tht pssssst term oi reoosj~r nos expiring u.sil Jsusssy |, lol6,- bos is usdss.
 stood chat Chisi Deputy Jossph 1 Ivsy of tbe rseosdss's omcs is ia hn' l ios che appointments.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-02-15
Arizona Farm Im-
 provement Association

Letters gre already bs ginioG to come in ip regard to the activities of che organized Arizona Farm improvement Association. It is apparent eo those wboi have the welfare of the stste ot Ariscns at heart that the grssssst and most permanent development oi our natural resource in the neJt twenty Eve yesrs will be slong agricultural lines, including irrigaei"o, dsy-iasm- ioe. dsirying, oatsle-rsising. poultry farming. fruit growing. msskss gssd.. saing. sesd rsisiog. .esss. This eso De hasssosd and the vosk oi the Agrionl |. tural Exp-rimsss Station inessased . shoosssd-sUad ssly bg ssssss-opssssion oi everyone intssssted iu ell shs-e
 lines of farming. Each state ed local ofRsnisssioo should wvsk sosFgseisslly along iss own particular line, but must aes iosess shas senssal movsmsnts ssd lsgislasisn ol iDpestaoes to tbs sGEieulsuss oi shs sts>s . oi equal
 necessity to every issn inssssss in
 ASisoss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-02-15
Court Cases Filed
SUPERIOR ooUkf

Judgment in suit-
 529. H Magssrsll, Dr, Bassstt Lumber Go. Or; $6e6.lS.
 57s. J Belser. Dr. E P A LAr,isu. Or; ;$795.5S.
 634. Josie Perz vs John Per,; e. ton for divorce.
 635. A Hayes vs Iuana Hsyss co. tion for div.rce Judgment in suit-
 57s. Great Western Copper Co.,, Dr, Bank of Bisbee, Or; $40O0.
 4oS. Hing .Quong. Dr, State of Arisons, Or; back taxes eSs80.
 PROBATE PRocE1DIxas Eststs os-
 March Fletcher; order confirming ssle of real estate.
 W NJ Beens; order appointing Isa- Oele b0ep6 h0mIxs
 John P Shea; ordss sppoinsinR Nellie Shea admrx.
 Msrcelino Cantua; admSx author. ::.d @ pay fane.sl sx>en4es
 W J Watson; order authorizing family allowance.
 Charles Strong; order hssIips peti. tion, for letters of sdmFn.
 Mary Finney order oi public ,tion of notice tG creditors.
 Tbos Pidwell; order hearing psti- tion praying that amsodosns bs made to order confirming sAis of real estate.
 CZ Taylor: order of settlement of account and distribution.
 Mary Ann Boice; R Boioe appointed sdmr.
 WI Rsgan, minor; order settie- ment of account and dischasge of sdmr. Frederick; order of sale of real es. tate,
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-02-15
Arizona Law Pro.
 tects Game Birds

A Phoenix dispatch says:-
 That the trestmens of the skin and feathers of . game. bird, and she sale }! them sf,ePwaxds, does not consti., tate . violation Of the game laws of Arisona was the decision rendered to- day in Justice Johnstons's court. rhs caee was the state Of Arizona against co rolling and was brought by the game Wasjsn'- office. The res.imony was sha effect that Polling bad been presented with some quail and ducks and after devouring the a sh oI the birds he took theekins and feathers and, after treating them with arsenic, stuffed them sish cotton, all -ccording to the principles of taxi. dsrmv land mounted them on wood and cold them.
 The law ssys that "sny pefson who ss any time shall buy. cell or barter any bird fish or animal, protected by this sct shall be guilty of . misde- mesoor." The defendant vas rep- resented by Burton Hssrison, who bssed bis de.ense on the fact that the skins sod feathers alone were not . bird. e contemplated by the law a the edible portion of them had already been consumed. herce DO violation oi the law had occurred In . brief filed for the benefit of the court . decision
 itbe Minnesota supreme eourb dis- nissed the case and discharged the defendant.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-02-15
Frs@ Msnday's 0aiIy.

l For th' purpose of discussing mat
 'ers of vital importance to she Demo
 cratic psfsy, George A Oloey, chair
 mso, has msds call for meeting oi
 the sssss central committee ct the capital in Pboenix on Che morning ei
 February l6. 1914.
 February is the holiday month. It has four sundsys e every well-resu. lated month should have. no matter if iss total numbss of days is . iss short In addition to that there is Arbos day, Friday the sixth; Lincoln's birth. ssy, l2th; Admission day. l4'h; which is also Valentine day; wash- iuston's birthday, a2nd. Deductine s,shs holidsys leaves 90 working days.
 Bill White is among the visi.os in the city todsy from his home as Bis bee.
 Assi.tast county Attorney ) F Rose oi Douglas is smopR the visitors in tbe county sest today Go attend so matters before the court.
 Chief Deputy Recorder Joe Ivsy is in Douglss on few days business visit.
 Attorney g K Williams c! B;shce is uoted among the visiting legal lights ID the oity todsy on court business
 The morning train was crowded this morning with incoming court attend. { sn's todsy being the dsy set for the opening of clurt. Most of these were jurors who were summoned, the names appearing in another column.
 Mrs Mike Davis and children were passengers for Bisbee where they 90 to make their future resi- dence. They take with them the best wishss of their many friends. Mr Grace B L.wry arrived in the l ,isy last evening from Tucson end will again take up her residence here after 10 absence of several months.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-02-15

Our fellos toWnsman James Mo. AlI,s,e. i' fofms us that be hse Hne grape orcba'd in Nsricopa county. An Arisons desert prod ucing thing except cactus aod horn tosds wa un- hasrd o' five yesrs ego.
 Senator Tabor is getting . profit of $l 900 . day from his Arisons mine, sbe vul,ure.
 A burro was found dead yesterday beck of the Ms,hodist church. A post mortem examination vas held and it was learned shat he came to hls death from an over. doss of lead administered by partiss unknown.
 Opposition is the life of trade" We wish another daily would make its sppesrance io Tombstone, its GOO ooe sided to be interesting.
 Nearly sil of the Arizona papers are given to extolling the merits of their respective localities. Arisons s all good, and . little less local prejudice on tho p ,rt of some pspers would do no harm.
 The shot fired on Fremont Street est night resulted in no more damage han the killing of hen hawk.
 A large amount of property is hanging hands in Tombstone. Mos. f the purchasers gre tbos, who are 'sying rent aud are purchasing while 1 is low. (And that's what is oing on todsy.l
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-02-15
From Wstoesdays Daily

Attorrey J s williAnsI ol Bishss is
 visisor in sha sias tsdAy oa msAAsss
 before the ssust.
 Oficer Ksnessn 0i BidAas is smoss
 the sisisoss ia the county ssss today e . "isnsss on shs. .HashsAAaas.a
 Amoss tbs visitspl in the oiay so~ day ere sossd: Judge B 6 Aaslsy, Coty Marshall Iso and Ws Kirby having come over e witnessss bsiorc the court.
 A H G.rdner. manager of the Hua- ehuoa Water Company. Left this morning for Phoenix. whsrs hs eoss on . sevsrsl days busiosss .vislS.
 A large crowd attended the sbos at the sohienelin last Tho prosssu wac dandy and plssssd he sudisuos.
 We sss by . program is ned by che Higblsnd Park College of Pharmacy of Des Mcines. Iowa. thss. arsns wsrrer of rombssons is representing rombst' He; nnd Arizona ia . moss 'mprsssixs manner. The program covers ths exercises and work oi the College for February ffsh and we see hat Grsnt is prssidsnt of the Mortar snd eest'e c'sss and chairman of the 'pecial department covering the Opti- gal Impairment, and is also member 'f the Executive Committee. From 'hls we judge that Grant is attending 70 bis knitting and we can now zee ,im giving the college yell which is Standardization tomsn tossm erie 'ictson glutonosum physostigms Fenenosum. Bring lem up snd we will dose 'sm; pills.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-02-15
From Tuesdays Daily

lFrom Tuesday's Daily
 K B Vsllanc. and vie f,tnrne'
 home ihis ai ernoon from Dougla
 ~hs-e they have been visiting the p4s
 few dave. They male the trp vii
 auto.
 The visiting jury men have extended
 . challsngeto the local nine for [ I game of baseball to he played on ths
 local diamond scnd.y.
 The following is the program as the
 schieRslin tonight: "rhs Tell.Tale
 Hat Band" . vestsso drama. "Whsp
 the Last Leaf Fslls." "fsir Weather
 Friends." . nielodrama. Itslia splits; the nations comic supplimsus.
 You should worry when hsrs are two gloom chassrs to tickle your spine. No l. "Bsthrc shed in the Weil." . spsrkling yet silly -story sure to strangle sorrow. Fall in line. A bucketiul of sunshine with every ticket. No2. "serves You Right. |" Bang of goes the head of Old Man Crouch.
 Beginning tomorrow the manages meot o' ,he Turf Chop Hoase changes had. John Giscoms taking hold Mir Giacoma has employed c first class cook aud from tomorrow On vii. be in . position to serve regul ,r mesls as we'll ss short orders Co al h,s patron. He especiallg extends an in vita lon to the visitiog jurymen in the city , promising courteous treatment and the best of things to eat. Prices will be moderate and within the reach O All. Adv
 Before crowd of c thousand people Jack Gibsoo's "Tick-Tsck" deies.ed | Frank Shsrkey's Pancho" ye.,erd.y afternoon ss Douglas in three -eiehts- | mile race for purse of $l5OO. Paocbo was apparently out cls-eed, for at nc stsge of the race did he have chance.
 Assistant County Attorney, Alex. l Murry arrived in the city today to st l tend to matters before the eupsrior court He will remain here during the present term of court.
 Deputy Sheriff Red Cannon of Bis bee is among the visi ors in the city | today on businees He returned home this afternoon.
 Several more knights Of the grip were in the city today attending to busiosse for their respective houses.
 Last month was the banner month iI the history of Coohise county in the number o! marriage licenses issued | there heinz sixty four li.ted on the book. This month is not co ! fsr behind in proportion ss there have bees twenty one iseued up to date.
 Dr Hssley of Bisbee is . visitor in tbe county seat today on matters be. lore the court.
 According to reports req ,hiog the city yesterday, scarlet fever has broken l put, in the Sulphur Spring valley about five miles north of Douglas, and the same will receive the immedi- ate attention o! the state shesl,h de- partDent some time ing the day. l
 The case in question has been dis covered by the illness of the little daug hser Of James Decker, who re- sides in the valley. ard the patient has now been isolated in order to pre- vent the spread of this infectious dis- es.e.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-02-15
ord red resurnsbie by the sheriff MoD- day the 18th ct g c m.

ord red resurnsbie by the sheriff MoD- day the 18th ct g . m.
 rrisl juror Chss Gallagher was ex- :u-ed from further service.
 wRDSE sDAY
 In the cours today in the csss of the jtsts vs Innocents Soto, charged with .ssauls. the following jury was select ed try abe defendant; W W yones L Jstuars R A Davis ElWood Young Geo. " Strain silss L Kluts Wm 2 Koch Robs Jordan wm White LC Cloer PIT 0sndess JM Enochs
 Alter bsing oos short while the josy rstosnsd with . verdict oi seI guilty.
 This cas- occupied che entire morn- spg aod ttis afternoon the ease of the esass vs I E Hughes. charged ~ih sssauls wss taken ups ss1 e ws % to psss shs organization of jurors is still going on. 4
 Jsror W E Hopkins was ssoused ses ehs assn.
 The eouss issssd . eaii sss special vsniss oi one and tbs shssi6 ssturDed inse eouss Pas Kelly,
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-02-15
0oings in the
 Superior Court
MONDAY

MONDAY
 Today wss the day set for the open. jag of the court for the hearing of civil and criminal jury cases which were ses for hssring at the calling of the civil and criminal jury calendar by Judge lockwood ou January 30.b. Isis expected that the cssss will ,e. quire from siI to eight wesks before completed.
 The following ie the original vsnire which va, drawn in open court oo January 23rd. Ont of the fifty drawn osly 76 could be found in the county, and out ot the 26 the following re.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-02-15

" h DeBeos DoeB
 lss prop .... ....... 400 F Douglas ct ux Co Simon
 Douglas prop ........... 400 J Fem ct ux to E Bro kshier
 D. uglas prop 3O0 !. Bisbe -Nsoo Water Go to N Brophy ct al. land =. .... |. w Cochran ct ux to W Rich- ards, Bowie prop .... ... 1900
 BILL OF SALE A Moore 70 R Perrin, live esock. ...........-..... - Q c DEED E Bledsoe ct uI to NJ Higbt, Ieuo ..........-... IU [.
 REALTY NoRreAeK J Clark to Min X Mer Bank
 Of B'sbee, land. to secure 200 E Brooksbier ct ux to E
 Speed, Douglas prop, to se-
 cure ................... .. 2oo :. V Wood 10 J Dixon. Douglas
 prop, to secure ......... 600
 CHArTEL MORTGAGE c DeNike to L Marion, live stock, to secure ....... 500 .. K Perrin to A Moore, live stock, to secure. ........ POO ..
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Mrs Fir, Keeier to Doan ct uA Douglss Inv Go to H Ryan, Douglas prop ............ 300 ..
 REALTY MORTGAGE H Rysn ct uI toJ W Fur Douglas prop, to secure .. 300 ..
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE c Soler Go Soler ct uI.... Hsmpe toe Tryon
 ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION Copper City Grocery Go, Douglas .l5OC0 .. White Swan Laundry and Manufacturing Go. =. ... 50OOO .. NOTICE OF CLAIM OF PossEssoRY J Pspsn, land. D Beckett, land. .--......... -
 PossEssoRY RIGHT w Mcdonald, land ...... I E Lstimer, land. ..... - Hattie A Dix, land ...... Chss N Dix, land ........ Kate Dir, land ...........
 MINING DEED B wsrnekros tn NJ Cun- ningham, mining pror.... I .. F Msssoistti ct al to A -Sim- kins, mining prop. 10 ..
 PATENT Henry Crosby, land ....
 WARRANTY DEED Bisbee. Nsco Water Water Go to r Ruff Bi-bee prop. 2c0 .. , Sole. .: .: e sc!e. es nx Douglas prop -..-... lOO ..
 REALTY MORTGAGE H Heath to Speed, lend to secure. e...........-..-. .. Z0V L Kieffer to c Parks. Douglas DID. 750
 WARRANTY DEED Mary Leverich to R Jordan, land ....- ..-...-...... Aoo .. J Portesi ct ux to A F Walk CT, Douglas prop ...-.... .. C sarson to G Grifin1. lsod .. Bank of Beoson to N Ober- ieldes, land. d...-......... 9OO -. N Hernsndez to 4 Rivera,
 Douglas prop. 100 Mary Mitchell to P Amell,
 Douglas prop p.--......-.. lN .. Joeephine Douglas to S
 Douglas. Douglss prop.-.. 5000 .. N Buttner ct ux to J Con.
 treres, DougIas prop, ..... 75 .. H Tinker ct ux Go Annie Harris. Dougias prep. 325 J Morgan ct ox es al to Mrs L Nicbolson, Wil'ccx prop 16 :. ] W Arnold to A Haven, Doug. les prop 10 [. ! c Perks st ux to L Kei6ss, | Douglas pfop. 5OO [.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-02-15

The only case op trial todsy Wse the ststevs Vicente Gonzales, char 1ed with robbery, and the same won't to ,be jury shis afternoon, which, alter being out few minutes, brought 10 verdict of not guilty.
 TUESDAY
 In the case of the state vs N D Key of Lowell, charged with aggravated asssult, the jury wac out but . few momen nts and brought in verdict of guilty. Sentence will be pronounced bp the court on Friday moroiog. The ( blowing is the jury which tried the | case:
 Geo M He~itt Jss Sheridan W E Hopkios JN Chapman J J Fike Wm F Rock Elwood young John BravIn Wm Cavsnsugh Al Godfrey Tbos Sslcraig CF Thisls
 In the csss of H N HuHise, charged with ss.suls at Courtlsnd. the de- feudsns changed bic plea of nos suilsy and entered plea os guilty and ws fined $500 os 800 dsys iu shs coaasy jail. He was remsodsd to ths cue ,ody oi the shssi6 pssdiss shs psV- usns oi the 6os.
 h the ease oi sbs gss1svs sNish Trainer, Jsek Potter. sed Hssoas Trunk, ebssssa siss robbery, dsissd- ants entered plea of guilty and were sentenced to term of not lsse than oos nor moss than 6ys yesss in the stats psnstsntissy. | Az shis vas the only cass to be tried ass,ns the afternoon the jurors vses } sxcussd until tomorrow morning. ! A spsejal vsuiss ol sius jusoss Val
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-02-15

The court issssd . csii lss . spesisi vsniss oi one and tbs shssi6 ssturped inse eouss Pas Kelly,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-14
HUSBAND AIDED BY RIVAL.
Gets DiSOrcc From Niece Of Yacht
builder HerreshOfT,

WHITE PLAI%s, y. Y, Feb. l3.-Su-
preme Court Justice Mills granted an in
terlOcutory decree of divorce to-day to
Luigi Masnada of New Rochelle in his
action brought against sara Iathrop Her
reshoff Masnada, a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. j. h. Francis Herreshoff and "A niece
of Capt. Nat Herreshoff. the yacht builder.
Mrs. Masnada lives at 81 West Ninety
second street, New York.
Giovanni II. Miozzi, silk importer, with
offices in the Flatiron Building and home
at West l0sth street. New York. was named
as correspondent. He was "A witness for
the husband. lie swure that he and Mrs
Masnada went abroad Last July and lived
as Mr.. and Mrs. Manic Martini at the
Continental Hotel, Paris, until October
sara Lathrop Herreshoff married Signor
Masnada four years ago, lie was once a
jockey at the Belmont track, but later be-
came a silk importer, At the time of his
wooing Masnada could speak little Eng
lsh. As Miss Herreshoif could not under
stand Italian. the courtshlp caused much
amusement.
Mrs. Masnada, who did not contest the
suit, IL said to be crushed by the testI-
mony Of Miozzl. She had expected Miozzi
to marry her when she was free from
Masnada,