The Sandusky Star-Journal from Sandusky, Ohio • Page 5

SUED Sensational Suit Filed at Midnight HRI I I ARE AGAI Announcing SO Different Styles oi Spring Summer Busies, Phaetons, Runabouts Bifce Buggies, etc at Fifty Different prices. The HUUest Grade at the Least Honey ever Uuiit. have no competitors; Why? Because we carry the the tatrst styles and have Lowest prices. Our floods speak for themselves. CAL.U AND 6XAMIIMB.

re less Rubber Tires, the best In the City, put on by The Eagle Carriage Works, Market Street. AND THE PAPERS Withdrawn From Files-Mrs B. Newberry Sues Her Husband Adultery With Different Women Charged. DEEDS, NOT WORDS. The multitude who visit us know that years of value giving have established a confidence in our announcements.

Here are specials for this week: Corsets. $1.00 Royal Worcester 69c $1.00 Nemo 69c $1.00 W. i 50c Aurora Bell 39c 75c Summer 50c (not all sizes.) Hosiery. 25c Heavy Bicycle Hose 15c. 35c Ladies' Gauze Lisle Hose 2oT 20c Men's Black Hose, 6 pair for 75 Toilet 25c R.

G. Soap 25c Pinaud's Soap 25c Soap isc 25c Woodbury's Facial 15c $1.00 Pinaud's Quinine Tonic 69c 50c Pinaud's Quinine Tonic. 39c Patent Hedicines. $1.90 Hood's Sarsaparilla 7Dc $1.00 Celery Compound 7fc $1.00 Pinkham Compound $1.00 Peruna 89c $1.00 S. S.

S. for the S9 35c Castoria 25c 25c Munyon Remedies, 2 for 35c Klyer-pinSrrtpr-SSd $1.50 Warner's Safe White Goods 20c Irish Dimity, per yd 15c 25c Irish Dimity, per yd lJc 40c Irish Dimity, per yd 50c Linen Dimity, per yd $1,50 Long Cloth $1.25 Lonsdale Cambric, per yard 10s 9c Fruit of the Loom Mnslin, per yard ok- 7c Unbleached Muslin, per yard 05c Drapery Materials and 15c Silkoiines lOc $1.50 Silk Velours $1 00 $1.76 Tapestry jj.23 Sowing machines. Why pay peddlers $48.00 fm- Singer Sewing will sell the very machine for $30.00. The celebrated Perfection Drop Head J20 00 Drop Head Cabinet 35-tKi Kugel Bros, BY TELEPHONE Their Courtship Was Necessarily Conducted. How a Clyde Young Man Won Cleveland Girl-Wires Carried Cupid's Messages.

One of the most romantic courtships on record came to a happy conclusion when Miss Laura Stafford, one of the most popular telephone operators in the east branch of the Cleveland Telephone company, was married to Mr. Bert F. Sloan, who for about a year was night timekeeper at one of the large packing establishments at the end of Clark avenue. The wedding ceremony was per- Clara B. New-berry Lgainst Spencer B.

Newberry, the Soei.ny for Savings, of Cleveland, and the Moss National bank, of SandusKy. is the title of an action for alimcny, tut not for divorce, iiled in the common pleas com of Erie county a'jout midnight last night. Prof Mrs. Newberry. wno arc the principal parties to the suit, have been residents of Sandusky for a number ot years, iheir home being at the corner of Washington and streets.

They are wealthy and also prominent, not only iu Sandusky, but in other cities. The is a (laughter of Andrew D. White, United States ambassador to Germany. The Principal defendant was formerly a professor at Corneh-eoHege, Ithaca, K. ard is now one of the iormed by Rev.

G. 0. King, at the home bride's parsnts, 3417 avenue. The affair was a quiet one and has just ueen made public. There was nothing grand or ostentatious about it, still, wound about the courtship' and engagement, which lasted nearly a year, there is a story of unbounded interest.

The courtship was conducted over the telephone. Miss Stafford became acquainted with the man of her choice over the telephone, and, although neither party had seen the other acquaintance made rapid strides and they fell in love with each other. During the long and tiresome nights I'wfisn Miss Stafford was sitting a't her switchboard answering the calls of the subscribers she would-talk to the maa she loved and it-was not until seven months after they had become acquainted in this unusual way that they met and plighted their troth. An engagement was made and on account of the occupation of both, working nights all the time, they made love over the telephone and made better progress than most people we meet, hold hands, exchange goo-goo eyes, cuddle close together and breathe those little airy nothings which the story writer loves to tell. Miss Stafford and her chosen one decided to become husband and wifs stockholders and general manager of the extensive plant of the Portland Cement company ai Bay Bridge.

It is understood that for some time the domestic relations of Mr. and Mrs. Newberry have not been pleasant, an.l the petition filed in the courts is in some Report that representatives of Prof, and Mrs. Newberry held a conference Mondav evening, but they could not agree and the filing of the suit at midnight followed. King and Guerin are the attorneys for the plaintiff.

They had some of the court officials aroused and summons was placed In the hands of the sheriff. The return snows that summons was serveo upon Prof. Newberry about 1 o'clock this morning at his residence. The petition was immediately withdrawn "from the files and locked up a' King Guerin's office, so it is inaccessible, and itscontents are not known in detail Information from a reliable source, however, is that Frof Newberry charged 4 with, adultery with several women on different occasions. Some of the names are given in the petition.

One or two of the alleged co- respondents are Sandusky women, and it is said that another now lives In Toledo. It is further stated that the parties have not lived as husnand and wife for two years past. prays that the defendant Newberry may be enjoined from deposing of his property or drawirg hi.i salary. It is stated that the salary paid to him by the Cement company i per year, and is ahmit to be increased to This mornir.g'in common pleas court Judge Reedallowed Mrs. Clara B.

New- terry a temporary injunction, THE SOCIAL CHRONICLE Gossip of the Day uyh and it is said that he popped the question over the wire and received the low murmured "yes" in tiie same way. Miss Stafford comes from a prominent family in east Cleveland and interfering with the children" The ENTERTAINED IX TW EIM) (From the Toledo Blade.) Mrs. I F. Matt, regent of Marina 1'itkin Chapter: Mrs. John T.

Marl- Mrs. R. G. Snyjer.Mrs. James Melville.

Mrs. Mackey. Mis. G. F.

Anderson. -Mis. Curtis Brewer, Miss Ahhle forth. Miss West, Miss Cogss-veli were iinner guests, after the pllgrimagt Saturday, of Mrs. Ferdinand Welch it the Boo.ly.

The table was in with a low basket of pink unrnatiors ind La France roses for a centre )iooe, and pink-shaded -7an a i urther ornamentation. Other cliniu-ri iostesses for ihe out-of-town Dangh- ers were Mis. Edward Ford, Mrs. A. Spitzer.

Mrs. irchard Hayes and Mrs S. Baumgardner. Sandusky D.ingh ore. beside those already mentioned vere Mrs.

G. W. Paine. Mrs. C.

C. Waren. Mrs. R. R.

Sloane. Mrs. T. 'e, Miss Turney. the Misses Sei; and Mrs.

William Herbert. he same chapter from Norwalk wort Irs. Stein. Mrs. Jones and 0.

Villiams. The day's regular program was sup- ilemented by several incidental nuni- H-S not included in The Blade ac- of Saturday. One was the Welsh ong of Miss Davies, of New York followed Mrs. Pyle's. "Barbara Yitchie," as the party sat at luncheon the piazza overlooking the river the Country Club.

Miss Davies has a wonderful soprano voice, which echoed with a Quaint and Summer Wash Fabric btnA i luings in Printed Dimities kinds and styles of summer Wash Batiste ud Colored Also many things in white'and colored Laces, from lOc 45e Custom Made Separate Skirts searching pathos, among the grand old trees as she poured it forth in weird Welsh melody. Miss Davies sans again at Fort Meigs, this i "The Last Rcse of Summer." Mrs. Frances Caster read here, "My Ships." in her usual expressive way. At Maumee, r.rrs. Sherwood gave a brief patriotic talk concerning the Daughters' work, and Mrs.

H. G. Hellenberg. commissioner to the Pan- American from Arkansas, was asked to speak. Mrs.

Hollenberg comes of a Virginia colonial family, whose esta'fj was adjacent to the "White House." Martha Custis' home in Kent County. Dr. F. McCormick, of Fremont, spent Sunday with Sandusky relatives. Hon.

and Mrs' J. A. Norton and Miss Norton have issued invitations a large reception to be given at Norton Terrace Wednesday evening. 12; to meet Lieut, and Mrs. A L.

Norton. The hours are 7 to 9, and to Advertiser. Rev. F. W.

Rohlflng, pastor ci S- Paul's English Lutheran church, If you contemplate baying a nice Skirt at present, do not fall to and let us show yon what very nice goods they are 1 D. 6. POWERS resected wit ha beautiful chair and a purse of money, by class last Sunday. ll'e confirmation The Home Missionary society, of the Trinity M. H.

church, met ycs'er-Iay in the church parlors. Mr. J. J. Houser.

superintendent of .0 public schools of Margarctta township, was in the city Monday. Henry Boeder and family visited vith Castalia friends Sunday. John Quirin, of East Townsend. Union was in the city Monday, calling on friends. Mr.

Quirin was formerly at the Soldiers' Home. Wm. Myers, a former Sanduskian, who is now in Toledo, ia vis- inir relatives in the city. Miss Pearl Cohn and her cousin Miss Gertrude Wertheimer. of Detroit, are spending the day in Cleveland.

Wm. Powers, a Cleveland newspaper man, wad in the city yesterday. Herman L. Wendschuh and Myrtle Marian Brown, will be quietly married this evening by the Rev. A.

E. Winter. Today Mrs. Emogene Marshall ami Mrs. Slack went to Greenwich, where they will attend the Huron county and W.

R. C. union. Mrs. Chris.

Hay and Miss Freeborn, Huron, and Mr. H. W. Rand and two of Boston, left here yesterday at noon for Buffalo, to attend the Pan- exposition. Miss Ida A.

Dehnel. of Sandusky, is he guest of her brother, V. A. lohnel, of Park avenue News. The current number of "Our Dumb Animals" contains a large half tone cut of Mrs.

Mira K. Waguer, of this city, and one of her valuable Angora The picture was taken from the Cat Journal, published at Palmyra Y. Josh B. Davis has purchased from Dan Kunz the East street residence now occupied by Mr. and Mrs.

James Partridge. Mr." Davis and family will take possession about the first of October. Mr. and Mrs. Fred K.

Marsha'! have gone to Uuifnlo. They -he er City of Mackinac at Toledo, and np- 011 this floating palace the Ohio Coat Dealers' association will hoM Its an- luial convention. Dr. McUrUle. of Zaresville, was ia the city yesterday, the guest of Dr.

Emily Elakesloy. She was on her way to the Pan-American exposition. Miss Dans, who was injured in a runaway accident on Columns avenue a week ago last Sunday, is much improved, and expects to leave the home of her uncle. William Dahs, ir. the east end, tomorrow.

She will return to the residence of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. August Dahs, in Bloomingville. Rural Free Delivery. A dispatch irom Washington says: "Rural free delivery service has been established at Uellevue, Hiirni county.

to take effect 1. with Fll- lii.ger as carrier. "The postofflees at Weaver's Corners and Moorehead and fae star will all be discontinued, the mail bt- ing sent to 1 Beginners' Bicycle Race. There will be a beginners' bicycle race at the new fair grounds Wednesday afternoon, win doubtless interesting. The participants will be Joseph Smith.

John Tlerney, Caartes Held and Peter Sann. George Stroh, letter known as Capt. Stoker, will be referee. Subscribe Dalljr star. 9.

IS. restraining Prof Newberry fron, dis- 1'osirg of his property or entering or living in the house occupied by Mrs. Newberrjv, He isjlso enjoined JUDGE DAY Will Make Principal Address at State Bar Meeting. The committee- of arrangements ot the State Bar association met today to discuss the program for the meeting booked for Put-in-Bay. July 11.

12. rays a dispatch from Columbus. The principal address will be by Judge W. R. Day.

former secretary uf state, who i discuss the Petto Rico case recently decided by the Federal Supreme Court. Senator Garfieia will after an address special legislation. W. L. Parmenter.

irf Lima, one on the wort: of the commission of uniformity and SmiLh Bennett, of the attorney general's office, will read a i-aper on double liability of Ohio cor- 1 orations. Mr. J. 0. Troup, of Bowl- ir.g Green, chairman of the committee on entertainment, has arranged for tit'; appearance of several vocalists of note.

father is a large property owner and proprietor of a large apartment house which bears his name. Mr. Sloan, too, is of a prominent family, one of the first in Clyde, 0.. and here he has brought his bride to live. After the wedding the young and happy couple left for Clyde on the first train.

He has secured a good position p-nd established himself and bride in a cozy little cottage. Rear Estate Transfers. Franciska ZiernTte to Ernst Ziemke, parts of lots No. 49 and 50, Belcher's Survey, Fifth ward, city, $800. Henry Fink to Daniel Hoffman, part of lots No.

39 to 91, Perry street, Tenth ward, city, $1.000. Nellie Boor to Christina Holzaepfel. east 2 of west 1-3 of lots No. 30 and Si! Meigs Tenth ward. city.

Wm. Mulherin to John and Mary Kusba, part of lot No. 1. Jeflerson ftroet. Fifth ward.

city. fS50. Jay 0. Moss, ct al. trustee, to Harry V.

Stapleton. part of lot No. 1. Water street. First ward, city, $300.

junction extends also to the Society for Savings "Bank, of Cleveland, and the Moss National Bank, of Sandusky. which are restrained from paying to B. Newberry any money due on salary, dividends; or interest accruing on stocks and bonds. Prof. Newberry has retained Attorney George E.

Reiter to de'erd the suit for him. A statement which comes indirectly from the attorneys for Mrs. Newberry has it that petition is being withheld from the public in the hopes effecting a settlement. A GUT PRICE SALE I GO BELOW ANY EVER QUOTED. None Charged and No Samples Given.

Dress Goods. All 3oc. Wool Serges at 25c All 2oc. Dress Goods at 16c All 50c. Dress Goods at 35c All 76c.

Dress Goods at 85c All 1.00 Dress Goods a 75c This includes all 40 to 46-inch wide Dress GoodSi both in black and colored F. H. ZERBE nillinery. All Flowers at half price. All colored reduced to 59c Any ready-to-wear Hat $1.00 All Hat Shapes 2oc All trimmed hats, half price, black and colored.

F. H. ZERBE. The schooner Albatross loaded at the B. 0.

docks this afternoon and the stoamer Clympia is awaiting her under the derricks Ladies' Ready-Made Every Child's Jacket, half price. S10.00 Black Silk i a White Duck Skirts 2oe A Wire Walker. A tight wiro has been stretched Water ftreet, just east of Co- jhimbus avenue, and beginning i evening. Capt. 0.

K. Stuart, will give I Muses Skirts exhibitions every evening at 7 o'clock free to the public. Mr. Stuart performs some hazardous and daring tricks that are well worth seeing. Ke i a Saturday matiuee.

i Linen Sale. $2.00 Table Damask $1.50 $1.50 Table Damask $1.00 $6.00 Napkins at Silks. $1.25 Black Taffeta at $1.00 Sl.OO Black Satin at 75 All Colored Taifettas 50c All Fancy $1.00 Silks at 7Ec $1.50 Panne Velvets reduced Short Lengths--1-yd and less, of $1.00 and $1.25 Fancy Silks at 66c a yard F. H. ZERBE.

Jacket Sale. New Spring Jackets. $5.00 Black Box Coats at $8.50 Black Box Coats at $6.00 $5.00 Tan Box Coats at $3.50 JS.50 Tan Box Coats at wmreunck-sinrts 2oc Tan Box Coats at $600 All Tailor Suite 1 price 5o 00 Na kln at Tan Box Coats at $7.00 All Black Suits price Damask Towels at 36c J5 (K) Black Short Jackets at jaiso All Colored Suits Twice W-50 Tan Short Jackets at $3.09 115.00Black SilkBoiero'. JUS SS.VSStfSS.V-SS Jne Fare Plus $1.00 Round Trip To the Enn-American Exposition at Buffalo via the Nickel 1'Iate Koad, ginning June 1st and continuing the! entire summer: good returning within For everything the very latest in En- off $1.50 White Bed Spreads i $1.50 Colored Jackets at F. H.

H. ZERBE.JF. ZERBE Wash Dress Goods. Linings and Notions. Headquarters Arc Jn.

Bobtn' SpMEiras Pills cnreall kidner Ills. Simple Int. Add. stwilnu Kf! fkii bra ot the Laxative randr tint 10 days from date of sale. Write, wire 'phone or call on nearest agent or C.

A. Asterlin, T. P. A. Ft.

Wayne. Ind. Christian Endeavor Convention. On July 5th, 6th and-7th. the it W.

Ry. will sell excursion tickets to Cincinnati and return at one fare. Entire of ticket agent. -ItoJune? 1 medium ID Erie county. Dotted Mercerized Ohambry lOc Milcord Dimity tsc locMinora Dimity lOc Yellow Dimities I9c 12 3 A perfect Dress Shield graved Cards, Wedding Announce! meats.

Commencement Cards and Em-1 TM bossed Stationery. Prices always right i Satin Striped Cballies 25c THE ALVORD-PETERS Gray and tan Dimities 25c 616-618 Water St. i Linen Skirting lOc, loo and JOc Star Bnildins. near Atlanta. Miss Bessie Jackson was found murdered at her home.

Negro boy held on suspicion. Charley Varney, 18. Galllpolis. killed by being hit over the heait fhile playfully boxing with a compan Ion. Jerome I New White Shirt Waists.

All Linen ISc Collars lOc each SS-in. Blk Mercerized Moreen Skirt Lining J5c BOc Hair Cloth 40: I Special. We offer .1 20c Cotton Batt at 15c Don't Delay. "'-'I All $25.00 Suits at $12.50 A $20.00 Suits at 10,00 All $15.00 Suits at 7.5C Al! $10.00 Suits at 5.00 $10.00 Blk Silk Jolerc Jackets at F.H.ZERBEF.H.ZEftBEF.HZERBE Sloane Block. Sloane Block.

Sloane Block.