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QUESTION FOR ADVERTISERS.

All advertisers are interested in finding
out the best advertising mediums. What is
the best advertising medium? Where can
an advertiser spend his money to the best
advantage? Among experienced advertls-
ers there is no difference of opinion on this
point. Experience has taught them that
the best advertising medium is the clean,
reliable newspaper with the largest family
circulation. 1t is not question ofnumber of
presses or of the size of its building. The
vital question is. What paper has the larg-
est circulation among families and buyers
of the goods offered for sale? 1t is plain
enough that advertisements inserted in that
paper are read by the most people and that
the best results follow.
What then,.is that paper in San Fran
cisco? This is the question for advertisers
to consider.
The answer is, 1t is THE CALL.
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PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS.

Some days since the nomination of G. W.
Delamater for Governor by the Pennsylva-
mia Republicans was announced. In THE
CALL of this morning the proceedings of
the Democratic Convention are given in
some detail. The Democrats have nOmi-
mated Pattison. Endorsed the Cleveland Ad-
ministration, declared for free raw material
for the benefit of manufacturers, denounced
the Harrison Administration, including
Speaker Reed, who is styled as dictator
and made an especial target of Senator
Quay, who is represented as controlling the
Republican conventions. Ordinarily the
Pennsylvania Democrats do not make much
pretense of expecting to carry the State
This year they say they are going to carry
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BLA1NE,s PROPOSITIONS.

Some of the Eastern papers are comment
ing upon Mr.. Blaine's proposition to open
our markets to sugar free of duty from
countries that admit our breadstuffs free as
step toward free trade. They say that
the shrewdest Republican leader of the day
is alarmed at the consequences of the policy
which he has helped so much TO establish
and is preparing to hedge. Nothing is
more certain than that Mr. Blaine will dis
appoint these expectations Mr.. Biaine's
definite proposition is TO admit an article
which at present we must buy to an eX-
tent abroad free of duty from countries
which admit our principal surplus products
on the same terms. Last year we imported
about SS0.OO0,O0 worth of sugar 1t came
chiefly from the following countries:
Cuba 000' 000
Hawaiian Islands. l2e00 ooo
S sFilsh West Indies and Guiana 100000
spanish American republics ........,.... 5,Ooo'ooo
The S12,00oOo0 of sugar from the Ha-
waiian Islands is already on the free list
The remaining Sos, COO, coo comes from coun-
tries which tax our bTeadstuffs. Which,
ever of the sugar-exporting countries puts
our grain on the free list will largely in
crease its exports to this country. The sugar
industry in such countries will increase
rapidly under the impetus thus given to
production, and such result is the more GER
tain since it will be long time before there
can be a material reduction in the price
of sugar in the United States under MI
Blaine's proposition, unless other than South
American countries take advantage OF the
offer. Cuba sends US nearly one-half OF our
entire importatiOns, and so long as Cuban
sugar is made to pay duty the price will be
kept up TO the cost Of Cuban sugar with the
duty added. In few years under the sys-
TEN proposed by Mr.. Blaine we should pro-
duce so large a part of our sugar that the
Hawaiian Islands and the South American
countries might supply the rest. But for
several years, and until our beet-sugar in
dustry is thoroughly established, the cost
of imported sugar with duty added would
determine the price of sugar. Even if we
should Import but one-fourth or one-ffth OF
duty paying sugar the price of all sugar
would be determined by the cost of the
duty-paying imported portion.
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THE BALL FIELD.
Roscoe COughlin Asks for n Big
Salary-Gagus Resigns.

Roscoe Coughlin has not been signed for
tho San Francisco team, despite pub
lished report that Finn had engaged him.
Coughlin is now playing with the Evans
Vile Qnd.) team, but is not under contract.
The dispatches forwarded to him have evil
IDENTITY miscarried, as neither Finn nor Har-
ris received answers. Yesterday afternoon
Finn received letter from the pitcher,
stating he would sign for sum far in ad-
vance of the salary paid him by the Oak
land club. Finn replied that ne would pay
the salary first named and not one dollar
more
Manager Finn yesterday said he wished
to have published denial OF the state
mentS that he intended to sell out the home
team to Henry Harris. He had never con-
templated such deal and intends to re-
main in the baseball business. He stated
he would not sell his franchise for twice the
value he placed on il.
A definite answer is expected from Milt
Whitehead to-day concerning his proposed
engagement with the home club.
AS the San Franchises and Oaklands play
game this afternoon and tomorrow an
extra pitcher will be put in the box for each
team. In the morning game tomorrow at
Oakland Charley Sweeney will pitch for
Frisco and Pete Meegan for Oakland.
Perrier will play first base for the COLLINS.
This afternoon the batteries will be Young
and Speer for the home nine and Carsey and
DUNCAN for the Colonies.
Charley Gagus has resigned as umpire,
owing 10 the illness of his mother. Dono-
hue will officiate in the games here, but an
umpire fer the interior contests has not
been selected Gagus' resignation has some
what complicated matters. owing to PreSi-
dent MOne's absence, and the Stockton and
Sacramento teams will have to agree on an
umpire.
Lou Harde will soon be a member of the
Oakland Club. so Manager Robinson says.
Hardie wrote that he could secure his re-
lease from Boston if he were promised his
old place among the Colonies, and Tip
O'Neil few days ago telegraphed Hardie
to come West
Len Stockwell has been released from
Cleveland to reduce expenses. He caught
but two games while East. Henry Harris
is negotiating with him.
The following is taken from last nights
Bee:
When Manager Enright heard that Ros-
cOe Coughlin had been released by the Chi
cago National League lie at once began
telegraphing to the eX-Oaklander for his
terms. Several dispatches passed back and
forth, but no definite result was reached.
At any rate, when Manager Finn was in
Sacramento on Sunday, he said to Enright
during casual conversation: Il believe L
will go after that man CoughliE." Enright,
who has way of keeping his business to
you will get him" 1t appears that Finn
did go after" the great twirler, as Enright
to-day received dispatch from the man
ager of the San Franciscos saying: Let
up on COughlin; he is trying to work me
because you want him." 1t remains to be
seen whether or not Enright will 'let up"
The Sacramento managers have received
information that pitcher y. b. France, who
was engaged by the Sacramentos, is not in
Chicago, as has been rumored, but is yet in
Texas seriously i'll of fever peculiar to
hat
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it, They count. of course, on Republican
dsaffection, based upon the unpopular
ity of Senator Quay with the more indie
pendent element OF the Republican party.
Quay is one of the most dexterous political
managers in the country, but there is some
reason to fear that he has made mistake
in insisting upon vindication of his politi-
cal methods. Voters of both parties are
apt to become independent in an off year.
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For
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A Token of Appreciation.

Last evening c. S. Arms, the retiring Su-
perintendent of Station b Postoffice, was
called upon by the employees of Station Is,
and after a very able and touching address
by T. c. Finnegan. who paid high tribute
to the retiring officer, the latter was pre-
sented with a handsome gold headed cane
as token of the esteem in which he was
held by the employees. Dir. Arms was visi-
bly, affected by the remarks of Mr.. Finnegan
and responded briefly, but effectively.
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ONLY A RUMOR.
d. o. Mills Bas Not Decided to Erecr

d. o. Mills has Not Decided to Erect n
New Building.
A reporter yesterday saw j.. w. Ward,
agent of ID. o. Mills, and asked him what
he had to say about the rumors that MI.
Mills would erect large building at Mont
gomery and Bush streets at an early date.
Mr.. Ward said:
Mr.. Mills informs me that he has not
decided to build. The same reports were
put in circulation by morning newspaper
last year, but l have no information that
cOrrobOrates these rumors."
Messrs. Maloney, Meusdorffer and other
tenants stated that these are simply rumors,
and that they have received no information
whatever that Mr.. Mills will build.
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MEATHER PREDICTIONS.
SIGNAL SERVICE, L. 5. ARMY, J
Division OF THE PACIFIC.

SIGNAL SERVICE, L. S. ARMY,)
DIVISION OF THE PACIFIC,
SAN FRANCIsCo July 2 lS90-5 P. M
synopsis FIR the Past Twenty-four Hours.
Thc barometer is highest the coast OF Northern
California and is lowest in Western Arizona; the
temperature has generally fallen in Northern Cali
t9rnis. Washington and Oregon; elsewhere has
sen; the weather has been fair. except light
rains in Southern Arizona and on the coast OF
Washington and oregon.
Forecast Till p. NJ. Thursday.
For Northern Californa-Fair weather; south
to west winds; stationary temperature ON the
coast cooler III the Interior
% For Southern Caiifornia-Fair weather; south
west winds; stationary temperature.
For Washington and oregoH-Local rains; variable
Winds; cooler.
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525 Montgomery street, near Clay, open until IL
O'Clock P. NJ. BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
street near Kearny open until IL o'clock midnight;
Sss Hayes street. open until $3.50 O'Clock; COS
LaIkin street. open until $50 CLOCK, and 251S
Mission street. omen untIl O'Clock P. N.
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Pound-Keeper,s Report.

Pound-keeper Jacob Lindo has filed with
the Supervisors his report for the month of
June. In the thirty days he has impnunded
Jl5 dogs and now has fifteen on hand. He
received $3.50 20 in cash, of which So so
was turned into the treasury, the difference
having been retained for fees and commits
The morning call., 1890-07-03

Elizabeth de Roza has been granted q
divorce from Manuel de ROza by Judge
Wallace. for cruelty. The parties were
married at Pike City, Sierra County, in
June, 1882. The plaintiff alleged that her
husband used vile language toward her,
that he relieved his temper by throwing
dishes from the table into the yard, that he
threatened to kill her and then blow his
brains out, and that she was compelled to
leave him in May, 1889
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SUBSCRIPTIONS RATES .

pAIIY CALL tincludng Sundays), IS per year by
mail postpaid: is cents per week, or 65 cents per
calendar month through carriers DAILY CALL, five
copies three months, So %. SUNDAY CALL twelve
Tages}, 81 so per year, postpaid. SUNDAY CALL
ard WEEKLY CALL 50 50 per year, postpaid.
NLEkLY CALL eight pages), 81 25 per year, post
lala. CUBS OF ten sent TO one addressl. $40.
The morning call., 1890-07-03

The receipts of the Custom-house from
duties on imported goods entered at this
port during the month of June were $685.
800 as against S6O5. 200 for the same month
last year The receipts for the month of
June for the past five years and the receipts
for the first six months of each year during
the same period compare AS follows:
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SPECIAL NOTICE FOR THE SUMMER

Subscribers who intend going to the country dur
irg the summer months can have THE DAILY CALL
mailed to them for a week longer at regular sub
serption rates, 15c per week Give order to carrier
u send 10 hnSiness office
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FuHN1runr.-By Chas. Levy, at $50 California
ST.. at II O'Clock.
REAL EsrArE--By Geo. F. Lamson, at 3lo9 Sac
rRMenlo ST., at ! O'Clock.
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s5ishoD Nichols.

Special services were conducted by Bishop
Nichols at Grace Church yesterday morn
ing, after which a reception was held, when
many residents of the diocese were made
acquainted with the new incumbent.
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Technical Society.

The next regular meeting of the Techni-
cal Society of the Pacific Coast has been
set for Wednesday, July 9th to be held at
the rooms of the Society, 40S California
street, at the usual time. The papers an
nounced for this occasion are: ION Open
Channels" by P. j. Flynn. ION Ropeway
Construction" by b. McIntire.
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The stores Of Joe Poheim, Tie Tailor, 2o3
Montgomery street, 724, ITO and 1112 Market,
VIII be closed July An.
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ONE HOUSEHOLDER ENoUGH.-Katie Tway
yesterday sued her brother, Ephraim, for S299,
alleged 10 be for services as his housekeeper
Tway, she says induced her 10 come here from
Philadelphia, but she was summarily dismissed
when he married
The morning call., 1890-07-03

OVER UNTIL MoNDAY.-Judge Murphy will
adjourn his department to-day and reeonvene on
Monday.
The morning call., 1890-07-03

MORE diseases are produced by using brown
and perfumed soaps than by anything else. Why
run such terrible risks when you know Dobblns'
Electric Soap is pure and perfect. Dobbins' pre-
vents hands from chapping.
The morning call., 1890-07-03

To ANNUL MARIA GE.-Isaac Alongo Mer.
rell married May Z. Merrell at FL Paso. Tex, in
October 1882, and has since discovered that her
ioImer husband is alive. He has entered suit to
aDnul the marriage.
The morning call., 1890-07-03

THOSE WHO WISH TO practice economy should
buy Carter's Little Liver pills. Forty pills in a
wal only one pill dose.
The morning call., 1890-07-03

PALACE BATHs.-Warm salt water. Large
swimming tank. Porcelain tubs Elegantly re-
lued. Now open. Us Hilbert street.
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To ENJOY the Fourth take box OF Town
sends famous candles with you.
The morning call., 1890-07-03

THE dealer who tries to persuade you to take
something else when you call for Hood's Sarsapa-
rila, is evidently working for his interest, and not
yours Be sure to get Hoods, and no other.
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THURSDAY.

Any of our patrons who foil to find THE
ECRRiNG CALL for sale BY tram-bOys viii
ccHfer a favor BY notifying this office of the
rcrf
The morning call., 1890-07-03

EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW that Carriers Little
Liver Pills a specific for sick headache Only one
pill a dose. A woman can't stand everything.
The morning call., 1890-07-03

NOTHING contributes more toward sound diges
tion than the OF the genuine AngOstura Bitters
of Dr. J. G. Il. Siegert & Sons Ask your druggist.
The morning call., 1890-07-03

FEARS Soap secures a beautiful complexion.
Visit Battle of Gettysburg Market and Tenth
The morning call., 1890-07-03

LAW FIRM DIssoLvED.-The law firm Of jar
Doe, Harrison & Goodfellow has been dissolved
by mutual consent. Messrs Jarboe and Harri-
son have been partners for about thirty years,
and Mr.. Goodiellow has been associated with
the firm for nearly i've years.
The morning call., 1890-07-03
BEKcHAM,s PMS cure bilious and nervous Ills.

"BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs" are simple and
convenient for Bronchial Affections and Coughs.
The morning call., 1890-07-03

PURE maple sugar, new crop. at Townseud's. +.
Heart disease cured. Dr.. Rogers Heart Tonic.
The morning call., 1890-07-03

THE MORNING CALL
Has a larger circulation than any other
new spaper published in san Francisco.
The morning call., 1890-07-03
CREAM mixed candies 25c. h., Townsena's. I.

GALA glace fruits soc. pound, Townsends.
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20 Va. ex fine chocolate creams, Townsend's.*
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oLD-FAsHroNED broken candy. Townsend's.
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&c. 900 splendid Japanese baskets. TOwnsend's..
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Z RoPP'S MUSIC NOTATION SAVES LABOR,
n time and money to students: test 1t. Sl4 Geary
Srra
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

~ A Weeks News for 3 Cents-The
D~o WEEKLY CALL. in wrapper. ready for mailing
The morning call., 1890-07-03

IITANTED-A YOUNG LADY TO TAKE THE
w leading roll in an amateur performance. "a a."
dress L, r. Box los, CALL Branch ONCE. IL
The morning call., 1890-07-03

LII CREDITORS OF GEORGE KULLMER
n will please call on the undersigned at 504 Ninth
III St% WILLIAM NOBLE.
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BOARDING WANTED.


lNANTED-ROoM AND BOARD IN PRIVATE
W family by respectable gentleman. Address +.
j. B., Box 1875, CALL Branch Office. jy2 2ts
WANTED-BoARD AND LODGING FOR MER-
w camille man, wife and little girls and years,
In sunny, well-drained house; yard for children:
in American or German family; references; must
state price. Address +. H., Box 80. CALL Branch
ONCE. iy2 2ts
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~ 100000 Given Away.-Send This
f~c clipping and i cents in stamps to Dr. Hal
primer, $50 Market ST., San Francisco You will
receive post paid one trial package OF Dr. Hal
pruner's Patent Corn and Bunion Salve positively
cures. Also one chance for the money; three pack
ages to one order, % cents. Its
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= ROCERIES-CLUFF BROS, WHOLESALE
" retail grocers; the Oldest established and
most reliable house on the Pacific Coast: teas and
coffees a speciality; no chromos croekery; best
goods at lowest prices: country orders packed and
shipped free. and II Montgomery ave.. Az ah9
AZ Fourth St., 400 and All Montgomery ave, 40l
HaYes st. ielI IuIhSu u
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CoMPLEXINE POWDER or CREAM FOR FACE
~ and hands; invisible, harmless; 35c. AT DU-
BOIS,. Clay & Leayenworth q all druggists. iy2 3m
The morning call., 1890-07-03

THE S. f. TAYLOR SYSTEM TAUGHT AND
sold. MRS. POND, Room g. III Post st. JED I'm
II HANDSOME SUITS, SO UP; CUTTING, FIT
IL ting. 81. MRS. WALKER, Ill Geary. 1el4 ON
The morning call., 1890-07-03

MUSIC MADE EASY FOR BEGINNERS AND
vi amateurs by kropp's notation; examine
it. Sl4 Geary st. je2b ~
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~ Ladies In Need of Quiet and
49, strictly con1dential place to confne call at
MRS. IDA BIEBLER'S, 10731a Market: graduated
midwife and doctor at Leipzig: IL years practical
experience; best results; and board 20 I'm
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DATENTEE WISHES TO SELL vALUABhF
patents investigation invited. at / Kearny ST.
I,nlnl ieou lis cod
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=
JULY, 1890.
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CRANBERRY CREAM FOR THE COMPLEX
~ ion; Salon COsmetique Victoria. NINE. ELISE.
404 Post st. ie26slm
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THE LADIES TAILOR IS THE SAME SYSTEM
L for ladies that talOrs uss for gentlemen
employing the principles in dress-cutting
that used by every successful mechanic; IL
is the most convenient simple and complete
ladies' tailoring system In the world no ofar-
rell iy2 81
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YOUNG Girl. TO TAKE CARE OF TWO chill
dren aud make herself generally useful; good
lone and $40 month. Apply 1882 Page St. pet.
2 and and 5 and q r. NJ. 1yl ot~
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..1lHE OPERA MILLINERY-STORE; GREAr
/ clearance sale for 50 days only; elegant UriHi-
med hats 81 SO a piece. NINE. BLANCHE GULF,
iaDu
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A NDREw-MEET ME CORNER POST AND
n Dupont, to select nobby spring suit made by.
NAL MISFIr CLOTHING PARLORS, cor. Post anu
Dupout sts
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ITO MOUNT wHITNEY-A SCIENTIFIC AND
L pleasure trip for the summer vacation; eminent
scientists go. For circular address PROF. + H.
WALES. Prin San Joaquin Valley POLYTECHNIC ln-
stitute, Tulare City Cal. lel1 I'm
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3 TO CTS PER YARD;
y the best work guaranteed or no pay: telephone
322s. S. STkArrON. l2ll Market 81. ans gn
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The McCalla court-martial has had
wide reaching effect. American sailors
showing decided inclination to keep away
from Uncle Sans war-ships. Old vessels
are going into commission and new cruisers
are being made ready for sea, but good
American sailors are hard to secure.
The morning call., 1890-07-03

WANTED-MISCELLA
old GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AT $50
" Mission st. jy3 I'm
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
7 N.LAWRENCE, CARPENTER AND BUILDER
- 6le sacramento St cabinet work and fitting up
ofnces promptly attended to- telephone 800 mi41
The sun., 1890-07-20
Steamship co,m.,on In the East River.

The steamship City Of San Antonio. bound
from this port 10 81. John. y. b.. and the Bel
Giau oil-tank steamship La Campine had a
close rub in the East kiver, of Pier 1s. about
o'clock yesterday afternoon. The City OF San
Antonio had Just lett the pier and La Cam
pine. in tow Of three tugs, was coming down
from her vii iamsburGh pier. outward bound.
The engine Of the san Antoni, ap. cared to 20
on strike; AT any rnte IL failed to back the
steamship in time to make way for the larger
vessel. The oil-tank steamer st uck her on
the port SIDE about seventy feet from the
r'ern. She cnreened som what, but soon
riEnled. n d both vessels passed on. Tho only
damage done was 70 n few OF the City OF San
passengers on the Antonio took the collision
Very ConllY.
The sun., 1890-07-20
ScrofuIa
Salt Rheum
For All Diseases
Caused by
impure Blood, Take
Hoods
Sarsa pariIIa
4 PECULIAR FAMILY REUNION

Father, Mother, and Two Children Appear
Before the Chancellor.
Or. c. A. Olcott OF West Milford. suburb Of
Paterson. y. j., appeared In The Court Of
Chancery in Jersey City yesterday with two
little child en- in obedience 10 writ Of habeas
corpus, issued nj the request " h wife, Fanny
H. Oicott She said in her complaint that he
had forced her TO leave her home and was un-
lawfully keeping her children in his possess
sion. The Olcotts are well known in Paterson.
The husband is wealthy. The couple were
married six years ago. Mrs. Olcoti is n young
woman and is very rrctty. she was in court
bHnd's father and mother md other relo' YES
accompanied him. he children. one II boy 5
years old and the other IL girl 3 years old
romi ei qhon tho court room while Lawyer
Stee OF Paterson who ren csented he her
read the answer yer. to M Mrs olcot1,s sompiaint, In
husband without cause on July Is. l,sH. aud
that she WAS OF such habits ms to render her
dren: He fnther alleged that the oldest child
was In constant ,ca' o. his mother; MIS-. ul-
s"ma s" and the IN al sss Ss aqy
much @ Q W cited Her lawyer declared that tho
allegations were, n snrprtse, to him, especially
and he DOMAIN cd that Testimony be taken on
the ,sro,, 20 dieproye tho charges. lawyer
to subsiantiate the charges then. and Gban.
cellor Nc, i'll rostnoned the che until Thur
day. NJ E. bIcotis lawyer then formally DO
maude nosse,si"n OF tho children. Al this
time both the children, were sitting on their
lather knee The bo had fallen nslc"p ,,,. Mrs;
in her husbands face. He never returned the
glance. but hold his hat over his eyes so he
owing tn the ale ntion axninst the mothers
character he would not give her even ,em..
cried bitterly when she heard This. Her bus.
b. ni'S relatives smiled. They left the court
room immediately with the children. Mrs.
Olcott went out alone.
Mrs. Ocott WIS formerly Miss Kirby She was
a belle ard society loader In Montclair before
kar rin