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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-19

Houston. Texa~.-iiueh Hamilton. pres
idcnt ~ the Houston Ice \ brewing com
rany. S 81 he market for cotton 80 the
exlrrt THAT le viii advance -25 ! haic on
300 bale ai ihr rate VI : per cent in-
tcre-t per nnnun. ilr will Icnd thu money
81 receipts issued M thr warehouse Or
.raaizrd under che recently enarted emcr-
gencs warehouse bin. IL nutlinpd hi~
offer in the following statement: Il will
advance SIS per bale on cotton on 2500
bale II : per cent per annum on e%ertifi-
Gates ISSUED by the warehouses organized
under the laws of Texas. aa>iS middling.
weight 81 moi les than 800 pounds. such
adssnre- made only ~ the ORIGINAL iru-
dueer ~ the cotton ulnn nnich. thr cefii-
liraie II Issued ana only ~ farmers wllu
during the present season produce twenty
five bales IN less. This offer applies M
tie farmers ~ the counties If Washing
ton. Austin. Brazo-. Waller. Fort Bend.
Wharton. Brazoria. Galveston. Grimes.
Fayetie and Harris. This offer holds good
until january l.. 1915. or until The $500
l-llc~ have bccn taken.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-19
Chicagoans See Cotton Bale.

Chlcaeo.-llundrcd> ami thousands OF
'~hicagoan> Wednesday GOT their first
sight ~ 4 bale "a real cotton fresh from
the white fields ~ the Southland. from
X "manche. Okla. where II was grown.
picked and ginned. Arsnunr h H.. re-
-cited their first bale M cotton purchased
ID the "buy -hale-of-rpttnn~ movement.
enthusiastically indor~cd " the great
packing concern. and }. Ogden Armour
personally. Immediately after the Armour
4 60. cotton was received Yesterday il
was loaded ON Il motor truck and a. II
moved through che streets il attracted i
great deal NJ attention. The bale bore
this signature: FIRST hale " cotton rr-
esircd "A Chicago M the .huy- Il -bale-o
Cotton mpVempni-by Armour n CO.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-19

Galveston. Tcxa~.-Anoia.r mystery M
the beach started a. untold At : o'clock
Thursday morning when the hiele~- body
OF a soldier latter identified A. Private Don
". Newman. Company ". Twenty-.ixth
Infantry. Asiioncd III Fort Crockett. uas
found ~ HE waters edge eleven miles
rom the ciiy ai Nottingh m. Newman
had been dead about iort-tigit hours.
Not being satisfied Will tila theory that
the man had been drowned and washed
ashore, Justice ~ The Peace .iohn Harris
declined "a sien the death certificate and
suggested an autop~v. This Wa perform
81 hy FIRST Lieutenant john b. Anderson
II. g.. who gave hi~ verdict n death from
a III ~ IN a blunt instrument. Dr. III. s..
4 n. county health officer. curcurred in
III verdict.
The autopsy disclosed the fact that
Newman had n caniu~ed wound IN tie
left side "a hi head. ? IL inches III length
While the skull cap WAS not fractured IL
was separated wider than normal. The
brain was di~organized and the lungs col
lapsed. Lieutenant Andcrson's tests e.
tabllShed the fact ina. death was not
caused by drowning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-19

New Orleans, La.-Nine infected rats
were caught within fifty feet OF the United
States public health and marine hospital
service ~ Dryadcs, near common streets.
The rat were captured IN a Chinese res
%iaurant facing south Rampant street and
we're NJ 4 catch "a fifty or more taken from
The place. Or. Ruckcr ~uperintended The
catch himself. al several infected rat- had
been found n the locality lately. The
catch : the biggest ia any section 81 TIE
city incc the plague started. but four. and
- some ca~e> only one. being caught. TIE
restaurant has been closed and even the
marine hospital services own Office i be-
ny watched closely for infected rodents.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-19
Drowned in Treacherous Hole.

Galveston. Texa~.-Thc body of Gus
taHe Iietze. aged % years, and one Of the
most progressive business mcn and best
known citizens IT Galveston. wa- found
floating near Fort San Jucinto Yesterday
morning. Mr.. Tictzr went bathing aud br
the strong tide VA drawn into what "
known Al the Barrow pit i'll the east end
Hats. "A trcachercu> hole which has claim
cd more than a dozen victims within the
past ten months. lie ha~ been n resident
81 Galveston Tor the past fifty years. dur
which he was engaged in business. He
was a member 81 the lccas Sons IL Her
mann and the coneurdia Singing society.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-19

New Orleans, La.-Whaf A. said "a b.
the fir~i instance in lhc history "a the New
Orleans cotton exchange that actual cot
ton changed hands took place there YES
ierday. Several bales were delivered n;
the exchange. where they were weighed.
ela>sed and sold for cash. the first pur-
chaser being Martin Behrman. mayor. and
the seller \. J.. Glanny. president Of the cx-
change. The trading Was lone 70 give an
impetus IT, the Ruy-a Bale movement. al
4 meeting ~ the board ~ directors 81 the
cotton exchange TIE spot quotation conn
iniIlee was instructed tu ascertain III IL
could. under the present situation. quote
prices ~ spot cotton.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-19
Fletcher Assumes Command.

New York. Rear Adniral Charlie y.
Badger ha- turned over the command III
the North Atlantic fleet Or the United
States navy to Rear Admiral Frank r.
Fletcher. who was commander ~ the fleet
nj Vera Cruz az the time ~ the American
occupation last spring. The ceremony of
transfer was staged on the quarter deck
Of the hattIe~liip Wyoming. Rear Admiral
Fletcher flagship IA the Brooklyn navy
yard. IN the presence NJ NAVAL Officers
Rear Admiral Badger read The order III
tile Navy department in~iructing him ~
rtlinunieh command.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-19
CITATION BY PUBLICATIONS.

I'll Stnsf pf Trxas-
Ta thc Sheriff ur array constable df Cameron
Country greeting:
Yen Arr 'srrrhy commanded M summon trti
WI. ItfiirEaN making publication uf tai~
citation nn-p in each week for four purst ft.ve
weeks previous nv the return day hereof. iu
~sire Newspaper Published In your county. III
there - q new iarrr published therein al. II
us-. then ID ar1 newspaper pHpii<aed ln tle
1weftt eighth ~iutisi1i district hut Il there tf
no newspaper published in sai irdifial dfs-
trrt. them III fEI sHarNSt district ~ enH
Tn rnty-t ghth i~aiitiai iistsirf f4 anra.ar at fts
rrKf re-u.sr trfu WIT thf county 4Hsart nf tfrf
Nrrn county fB hH f.iirn nt lA# tslrA h0'a.f
%fhrrltf. iM frtf~ n~giih nA trr tafrt hr4HHHt m
September. A. H. fNlI. thr slrAr MaiH- thr
There fn Hl-w4F M frtitNNu ItlNI iH ~fit t4Hrt
un fhr 9th lat Df September. INV. I. 1914. iu wv
Iir. numbered nn Thr lvhr. WI ~aid rtlrl NJ.
-. wherein K t. tafiirrAh -.i AL w. tlf-
farclli. composing Tic firm NJ gfflar.Ni Hrns.
are plaintill. anil NJ. IN. Iifr-rsr an1 Fred ~.
Renegar are defendants. all ~aid ~fetIf.on az
lrrin- & ~<uf o. Recover the rrlrffal. interest
and attorneys frees ft four jt.ut and several
nromis~rfy rssfe~. irr nfp hundred and irtN-
nAc AMI ~ ltu driilrE .ash. -.Hntrd and Hf-
iiy'red ta plaintiffs ht iNirnfant~ un I%ahttlts
Al. IA. i- 1879. .aNl nstNs Ar-Irg rAnIhrrfi stir
iil. two t--i three it.N an, Trnr tt.i Ard
dur IN their numerical urirr in i. H N sni NH
months. respect irrlr. IirNr dair. with iHtHFF.
frutl Tate At thA rlfN uf riHht Hrr euHr NrT
%Anr-ini. ami containing thr r-rll attrfars ~
Tees cliuee WI rrr frr rtrt.
Plaintiffs aiirrr thHf thry arr thr oune-S
and holders ~ said notes. frr tAlur. tia. samr
are past due AMI nnftid ia wh-ie or ia lart.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-19
Conference of Governors 2ostuoued

Washington. ID. C.-Senafor Sbennard
No received a telegram from Governor
'oiquiit that the governor can H. IN Wash
in@t"n September ~ ~ attend the confer
enee M governors. called IN senator Shrn-
pAra I'M consider the cotton situation.
Many M The governors w the Cotton
states wired ~ sheppard To attend Tie
conference set Tor next Monday cannot
gel here on that date and the conference
ma been postponed TO Monuay. September
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-19

Buckeye, Iexa1.-Jamr~ Powers Jr. IN
town has applied for a patent On Il
sugar beet digger. II j. hi claim that
the machine will dig the beets. brush of
the dir-i, cut off the tops and tails and
load the beeiS on = wagon. 4 prize Of
SlO,oOo haS been offered by the sugar beet
Tor the most practical and
economical machine. MIR. Powers will take
hls machin" 70 the sugar beet field. ~
Colorado tins tall, where a contest will hc
held ~ determine the best machine.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-19
BROWNSVILLE DAILY HERALD

Bering. who hives ~ the home ~ her bro
Their, Theodore Btriar. Fri. 1nH Dell avenue
at READING IN hcr r'sl. IN the front part
III tn house. N Negro entered the front
fpu-. wlsrL TODD vprA, and stealing along
Ac hail. entered her brofncr'~ room. Just
back o. hers. and proceeded to raA~ack
inc drawcr~ - the chinonies. lie had not
proceeded Very 'ar until n Wa interrupt
ed by feminine voice inga;ring who was
there and threatening 10 ~hooT. Instead ~
replying Inc FELLOW made 4 dash for the
window. 4 shot rang ont. but II wcni villa
and TIE burglar escaped.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-19
Auto Cycles for Man Carriers.

San Angelo. Tcxa~.-in an effort ~ cx-
pedire the delivery of mail here . test was
made thi~ week 10 see whether or not the
use Of motor cycles would help 60 shorten
the time necessary and the routes covered.
II aap foAnd that with the AID of the ma
chiac~ that Il took about oEe-half "a the
urnal time I'd cover the routes. There ~
q possibility that these will BE- used and
That 4 more extended carrier service will
be- given.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-19

Wacldcr. Texa~.-A shooting and emf
ting ARRAY occurred al the Mexican ccie-
bration here. Fueenc Bowers. 4 Young
white man. wa~ stabbed IN the shoulder
and breast with a knie. Gus Borrer. a by
stander. was shot through the lee. i>aac
Watts. q negro. was shot through the arm
and thigh. and j. seriously hurt. The
Mexican~ were III no way connected with
the trouble.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-19
Crime in Chicago Appalling.

Chicago-Crime in Chicago ~ com
pared with New York and London was the
subject Of Investigation M the firS. public
session of the Merrimnn crime committee
81 the city council. The report of IN H.
ve-tiga:or. Miss Edith Abbott. showed
that 10000 persons were needlc~~lv
brought into court every year III this city
and that these arrests cost the city
=, 00O. 900.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-19

contender. based on an entirely new
principle. IL Is a new. different for
mula. never successfully initiated. IL
makes corns Shrlyel and then van
ish. Two drops do the work. You
don't bundle up your toe any more
with sticky tape and plasters that
press down on the poor corn-n0
ncsh-earing salvcs that don't
stay put" - more hacking az co~as
with knives or razors. no more bleed
ing or danger 81 blood poison. No
more iimping around for DAYS with
sore corns. no more corn pains.
"GETS-lT" Is now the higEe-t-selllnr
corn crre In the world. Use it ON any
hard or soft corn. wnrt, callus or bunion.
Tonlght's the night.
"GETS-fT" Is SOLD ny druggists every.
where. = cents a bottle. or sent direcs by
n. Lawrence a Co.. ChicAgo. -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-19
Dizzy Head, Flutterin1 Heart. Floating
SpeckS.

These arc signs NJ kidney an bladder
trouble. Yon'll have headaches too. back
acres and b. tired al ove-. Don't wai.
longer. but take Foley Kidney Pills al
once. Your miserable sick feeling VIII be-
gone. Yon will sleep well. ctf well ar.l
grow strong and active a-ti4. Try them
Martinez Drug Store. north corner
Market Sqnare.-Ady. II.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-19

cident that resulted IN the burning out Of
y motor and tie di~ahlcmrnt VI the Tuck
erton tran4-AiIantic wireless station. Sec
Rotary Daniels announced the court NJ in-
CURRY would ~ composed VA Leutrr4rf
Commander \. \. Hepburn and N. XII.
sparrow and ~Liputpnant~ ". y. Wood~on
and e. s.. MeDonaid. ai considered radio
experts. They will hc assisted By two
civilian expert.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-19

san Antonio. Texas.-L Goodman. 1901
Montera street. reported to The police yes
terday thieves entered hi yard Wednesday
night and stole the stock of j reddler'~
included halt a dozen mems suits. several
ladic~' tailored suit. lingerie. hose. hats.
towels. etc. The house wa~ entered and
S62.5O ii cash takta.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-19

Washington. D. C.-The seventh annual
convention of the National Rivers and
Harbor~ Congress has been called 90 mce.
in Washington December 9 To III. Ia view
Of the attacks being made on the bill nor
before the Senate. the resident directors
and vice president ~ay the meeting should
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-19

How many zones have wr. Willip?-
l~kctl the teacher of 4 pupil III the Junior
class.
-Four" was the rcrplv.
We'll. then. name the four said the
teacher.
The frigerated the h0rrid the tenn
%Ecrance and the intemperancr. answered
the little fellow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-19
cleburne Votes New Charter.

tlehurne. Texa~.-rhc city voted on q
rrw char.er compo-cd OF nineteen articles.
Following j. the vote. For cnarter. SIS:
Il nia~i. los. The bond tissue to raise
n.nnfs Ter building firpproof ward school
tlldiag-. \ modern sewer system and
paved streets " - b. voted Oh later.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-19

London proclamation issued last
night authorize thc board "a trade to t-kc
po~~c- ton ~ amy article mi commerce.
which are being unrea~onablv held from
the market, paying the owners fair price-
TOR them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-19

Hartford. Conn. - Prai~ing President
Wilson's administration. State Senator l..
O. Peek. as temporary chairman. opened
the Densocratic State convention. The
rivalry between Governor Simeon +. Bald
win and Congrc~-man Bryan Mahan for
nomination for United States senator
oNerehaduw- I'D nnnNanilun I.-Mn-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-19

the Unioni-tS IN Ulster. was married al
Wincanton. Somerset. la Mss Ruby Frcw-
On. niece Of Morcton Frevcn, member of
parliament from Northeast Cork. The
Marquis Of Londcrry WIS best man. An
drew Bonar Law. leader ~ thc oIp"-ii.or
IN the house uf commons. Wa \ guest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-19
Warehouse and Hay DESTROYED.

Laredo. TexaS.-A ware mouse with 1900
hale~ ct alfalfa belonging 10 .Alcali Flores
eas destroyed by fire. The warehouse
was located IN the northeastern part 1T
town. The los N ahcni S20o0. and there
wa AZ Insurance.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-19
Woman Fires al Fleciau BuruIar

ii"asion, Texas.-Iwo negro burglars
Merr th~arted ~ their efforts NJ robhrr.
wednesday nieht IN women. N pi.tol va
neru ps one ~ brighten The intruder away.
"niir the other merely ordered the man ~
hariy N the evening, Wide Miss Jennie
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-19

Houston. Texas.-WaItcr Virgins. a
negro m the employ Of the Parsons Con
s'r"c''on company, was struck BY a swing
ing cement bucket at the new North Main
street bridge and suffered q broken Jaw.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-19

Il would send You a kiss papa. writes
lftlc Lucy. who was away on Il visit. -Rnt
4 have been eating onions
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-19
Corn Comes OFF as
Easy as You Please!

"Gets-It" Being Used by Millions
IL Is the first time that "A real.
s~urc-as-fate corn cure has ever been
discovered. "GETS-lT" Is the new
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-19

ani that they hnFe PLACED same In thr hands
MOI attorneys frr collection. and pray tur mute.
mpnf 1liust defendants CIV their dtht. inirrrft
nrH attorneys fees nH evidenced hy NAil notes.
Herein fnil nnt hur hare before aAIf rNMrf.
.Ht itS aforesaid next regular term. thiA writ
rith tuur return thereon. ~hu-- ing h.u yuu
|NaNN executed thp same.
Given under my hand ~ tnr HrAl pi 4AiA
rYturt. NM ufhev in brownsville this tlr Nfh
das ~ september. "a. ~. Iet4
t~suli JOSEPH NFIsE.
tirrk pi tte Count. Court. .a,ie.nn toEnfr.
By T.. L. kowai~kl. ueputs. . T. 1876 los;
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-03-17
AUTO TURNS
TURTLE AND
INJURIES FIVE

stand. All the injured were swathed
in bandages. An automobile was en-
gagged and the injured were driven
to the Roberts hotel at Provo by
Frank Ramsey, a public chauffeur.
While responding to the call Ram
sey ran down Fern Sanford, II years
of age at Springville. The chauffeur
says that Sanford was wrestling with
another young man in the middle Of
the street. Sanford evidently became
confused by the automobile horn and
Ramsey declares he ran directly in
front Of the machine. Sanford was
taken to his home by the marshal
of Springville while Ramsey proceed
ed to the scene OF the accident.
Brigham r. Roberts who drove the
wrecked machine was unable to &C.
count for the accident. He says he
believes that 1t resulted from h tire
blowout.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-03-17
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Notice is hereby given that meet
ing of the stockholders of the Farm,
ers Poultry Association has been
called and will be held at the Office
Of the company in Logan City, Utah
on the 2sth day Of March, 1914, at
2 o'clock p. m; that the purpose Of
the meeting is to consider the amend
ing Of articles eight, eleven and nine
teen, respectively, Of the Articles of
Incorporation Of the Farmers Poultry
Association, amending Article eight
to provide for board of five direc-
tors instead of T., and that a majority
shall constitute quorum; article II
to provide for the election Of two
directors for a term OF one year
two for term of two years and one
for a term Of three years and each
succeeding year to elect two direc.
ore for term Of three years except
each succeeding third year when one
director shall be elected for a term
Of three years. Article nineteen, TO
provide that dividends. shall be de-
clared on the basis Of capital stock
without restriction.
Signed. b. A. NORMAN,
President.
ADV. ma
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-03-17
Saving the.
Waste

There is an old Chinese legend that
economy never walks alone, but is
attended by two companions, imagin.
alton and invention.
This Is much more comforting than
our tendency. which is to put econ
omy In the class Of troubles and say
that they never come sinsly-for It
makes Of economy . sort Of benign
spirit, a stimulus to greater things.
Certain It is that when there is a
shortage In the family budget the
really efficient housewife thinks hard
er and contrives more diligently in
order to produce results, which un.
der lighter pressure, she might not
concern herself about.
It is not only those who are strict
ly limited in income who are begin
ming to realize the unscientiic quail.
ity Of waste. We might almost say
1t is becoming the fad to economic,
and the efficient housewife is discov-
ertng 1t to be quite an exciting pas
time to thoughtfully search out and
try to stop the thousand little leak
ages always liable to occur.
A clever French woman was asked
one day what she thought was the
chief cause Of the enviable reputation
the French housewife has for econ
omy, as we'll as for general excellence
in her cookery She answered, dram
atically, Soup! She then went on to
to say: It simply wrings my heart ia
walk along your streets and see IN
your garbage pals the materials for
our delicious and nourishing potage
the bones Of beef, lambs, pork and
chickes often with much meat on
them, heads of celery. large pieces
of vegetables which have been care
lessly discarded. A French kitchen
housemaids-all the constituents Of
our highly priced stock being ruth
lesslyd iscarded. A French kitchen
without its simmering soup pot woult
be d disgrace to the housewife. al
American kitchen with one is a rar
! ity.
A thick rich vegetable soup is one
Of the most nourishing foods, espe
c!ally for children and the watchful
housewife and mother will insist
that the butcher sends home all the
bones which she buys and pays TO-,
with her meat but often leaves to be
sold again by the thrifty shopman,
and will forthwith install her soup
kettle.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-03-17
PORTLAND WILL GUST
INDUSTRIAL WORKERS
Policy Plan to cIoss the Gypsy Smith
Tabernacle Where 1900 Arc Housed

Portland, Ore. March 13.-Because
OF the alleged pernicious activity of
Industrial Workers Of the World agi.
tators Portland police planned today
to rout out the occupants of and close
the GYPSY Smith tabernacle. At pres.
ent 1900 idle men are lodged there.
The decision of the police resulted
from the failure OF the oregon-Wash.
ington Railroads. nd Navigation com.
pany to engage section hands from
the idle throng, One hundred after
persuasion last night, signed to go to
work, but only eleven reported this
morning.
After the men signed last night, It
is said, agitators stood on soap boxes
and harrangued the crowd against
working, saying the railroad was un.
fair.
The idle men have been allowed to
live all winter in the tabernacle on
the ground that they could not obtain
employment. At present there is a de.
mand for labor.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-03-17
JUDGE IS ASKED TO
ANNuL MARRIAGE
Wife OF John c. Breckenridge Is
Granted Freedom and the
Custody OF Child

San Francisco. CAL, March IA. -
Waiting nine years for her husband
to demonstrate some sign Of q re-
turning reason, Mrs. Adelaide Muir
ply Breckenridge. wife Of John G.
breckenridge hopelessly insane in a
Paris sanitarium, obtained annulment
of her marriage at Salinas, Califor-
MIA last Monday. News Of her action
was learned here yesterday.
Accompanied by her attorney, Mrs.
Breckenridge went into court and
laid before Judge Bradley Sargent If
f,davits from French alienists show.
ing that her husbands mind was
wrecked beyond hope Of recovery.
She was awarded the custody OF their
nine year old son John who is the
fourth to bear the name of the fam.
Gus Kentuckian.
The runaway marriage of the cou
pie created a sensation in San Fran
cisco society ten years ago. Mrs.
Breckenridge was the daughter Of
Samuel G. Murphy millionaire bank
er Of this city and her husband, the
son Of Mrs. Frederick Sharon by q
former marriage. His eccentricity Is
said to have developed during the
honeymoon and a trip around the
world failed to restore his health. Ir
Paris he was seized with an attach
Of vertigo and fell from the SECOND
story Of a hotel. He has been al
inmate Of a hospital ever since.