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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-26
say. I'll CHIEF.

BUTTE, March 25.-AItbough Lou Il.
Smith, cN-chief 81 police, has kept quiet
the past few weeks, he has not 10y any
means allowed his claim Ia be chief IL
police to go by default. This evening he
notified City Clerk Graves that Ia" should
expect him Co make out his warrant for
the month of March as usual. IL is un-
dorStood that Mr.. Smith will allow his
claim 90 run until another 'ouncil l. in
Office aud will then present il. II IL is
not favorably considered 10y ia. new
council the claim will b" pressed through
thp courts.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-26
4 General Cleaning Up.

by The Standards Special Wire.
BurTi, March Marshal Macarthur
spent the greater portion 81 to-day in
spccting the back yards Of the block west
of Main street and between Park aud
Galcna. Judging from the marshal's
cmaciatcd and sickly appearance" when
he had completed his ASH ne found
plenty OF filth and garbage. lie CAV
notice TO everybody whose premises
needed cleaning Ia remove The accumu-
lated filth and garbage on penalty al
prosecution tor violation of the health or
dinancc OF the city. Tn. marshal an.
nounces that he will inspect "a block
every day until he has made a complete
examination Of the vicinity and given
orders Ia have premises i'm need ~ clean
ing attended Ia. He will find his task
anything but AN easy or pleasing one.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-26
WANTS THE DEED ANNuLLEo.
James Moiiov Alleges Fraud In the Sale
of the Ida Mine.

of the Ida Mine.
BOULDER, March 25.-Suit was brought
in the district court to-day against George
Lapointe ,of Anaconda, and John Ber-
kins Of Boulder, To set aside the deed and
annul the sale Of a half interest in the Ida
mine, located in the Willow Creek dis
trict. The action was brought by James
Motley, who claims he was intoxicated
when the sale was made and that the
transaction is not valid by reason Of
fraud, misrepresentation and insufficient
compensation. The price paid was $3.50
for the half interest, while IN eighth m
h same mine was sold last week To Hell
ena parties for 5000. Molloy had not
been heard from since last fall in spite of
an advertisement inserted in the paper by
his partners in the mine, who have been
developing the mine since his disappear
ance The search was stimulated by the
sale of last week and n number of Boulder
men started on his trail. Mr.. Berkins
denies the claim that Molloy was drunk
when the deal was made and says the
sale was perfectly legitimate.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-26
BUTTE CURRENT r

City Engineer Biackford Of Anaconda is
in the city.
Judge Dewitt of the Supreme court is
Visiting his Butte friends.
A party of six young ladies climbed to
the top OF the Big Butte yesterday.
The number of persons registered at the
registry office up to Z & o'clock this evening
was 1a5.
General Agent Adams of the Union Pa
rifle has returned from his visit to Salt
Lake City.
A transcript on appeal was filed yester-
Hay in the ease OF /. =. Rosenbaum 4 Co.
rs. Mrs. i. Pincus.
Mrs. f. Sands and family left yesterday
or their former home at Morton, Conn,
o spend the summer
John aplice & Co. yesterday filed an
Undertaking or attachment against the
irm of Carroll q Stanley.
DIR. T.. ID. Leavitt, health officer, has di-
kected Marshal Macarthur 10 stop the
Humping OF garbage into Missoula gulch.
Charles Thomas, arrested on complaint
IL Owen Tewey for exhibiting a deadly
weapon, was acquitted in the police court
yesterday.
ID. j. McLennan and other yesterday
He'd notice of the location Of the Rock
placer claim, about one mile west of Butte
nity cemetery.
General Manager Baldwin. of the Mon
lana Union. left yesterday morning for
Garrison on n OF his protracted tours of
Inspection of the road.
On April 5 the annual election of school
district No. will he held To elect a sue
lessor TO C.. :. Shoemaker, trustee, whose
Serm expires next month.
The Ru,tc Street Railway coppanv
turing the next two weeks will make the
Eare from Butte TO Centerville five cents
Ind from Butte to walkervillc 10 cents.
S,ocL s,,os nv Cable a Nichols vos,er-
Iav we're D 00O Shares H;awntha M Il. so
Hungary at Ito; 1000 Champion at 30;
20 Mountain Lion at .05; 200 Frisco at
H3L.
Christensen the man stabbed by Will
lam Sorenson Monday night. j. rei,ortcd
be in no danger. DIR. Murray, who is
Extending him, says the cuts received are
herc iiesh Wounds.
CAPTAIN Blake and Joe Beaupr, form
: |rly n o,,ard nj the pcnitcntiary' have
,cned n saloon al The southeast corner
Main and Galena streets. where Ed.
HaNficld was located.
doe LOTUS was arrested by officers
lanes and Jordan last evening charged
18th committing a nuisance in the rear of
be Morrier house, corner of Broadway
hd Academy streets.
Jacob Oliver has lost his position as
eputy sheriff. He was engaged 10 keen
bys from jumping on cable cars, and
kperintcndent Bennett decided tie
trvices no longer required.
This evening the members of the Pres
kterian church will give n commitment.
ty reception to their pastor and his wife,
lev. and Mrs. T.. j. Groenvcld. The af.
kir will take place at Caplice hall.
Ia 1 no,ors,ecl yes,ord,x b.,., s,,;,
Lnn., r. Pat,orson tnr nina ,ho
kIue of dressed beef claimed by the
NaintiF TO have been his aud to have
hen ~appropriatcd by the defendant.
r. hi
III se,.cr .o iioh. 4. -. ayIor' cnaIr-
IAN OF tne judiciary coihiii''ec; ueorRc
IrNine a~nipunaes uiat ne VIII res.Rn
Is IoSitipu ~ tHiiteu Ntdtes iiiaTsuul IoT
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-26
A New Hall Player.

ecial Correspondence Of the Standard.
4BUrTR, March 25.-Ball players are
ming TO town almost every day and to-
'y William II. Hughes arrived. Mr..
Ighcs was manager and left fielder of
n Leadville Blues last season. His rep
ltion is that OF a first-rate all round
aver aud his playing has been seen and
|vorably regarded by many In Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-26
lutte RrnI E.ta,r Record.

Special Correspondence Of the Standard.
BUTTE, March 2.-Tbe following rams
fers were recorded in the office Of the
county clerk yesterday:
Simon '. Kempcr To Mike Anderson,
for s15. lot :, In block 9 Of the kcnpcr adj
dition.
AbSalom F. Bragg Ia William Tyack.
for 81 ,soO, the west half of lot 3 aud the
east half 0fiot 4, in block 3 % Butte town
site.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-26

Gail at the :" standard- Office for noat
com nierctGi printing.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-26

by the Standards Special Wire.
nI-u.rH AnHnh Dc Ibo.s L.

by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, March 25.-Albert L. Force was
tried before Judge Eddy this afternoon ON
a charge of grand larceny, the circum-
stances of which were related in this
mornings STANDARD. Force claimed
that he found the certificate between the
mattresses Of the bed he occupied. He
inquired some time for the owners, de-
cidcd to leave il with n responsible party
and finally turned il over TO Battieger
* tluett. Oh their agreeing
tn protect him i'm case of
prosecution. The firm showed by their
books an outstanding account against
Miss Monley for Si0i. After hearing the
evidence Judge Eddy discharged the de-
PENDANT from custody.
This evening Force was again arrested
on a complaint growing out of the same
ofiense and was placed under 81 ,OOObonds.
Call at The Standard Office for ncai
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-06-26
Happy Hoosiers.

Vim. Tmmons. Postmaster Of Ida:
vile. Ind, writes Electric Bitters
has done more for me than all other
medicines combined. tor that bad feeling
arising from Kidney and Liver troubles. :
John Leslie, farmer and stockman. of
same place, says Find Electric Bit
tiers to be the best kidney aud Liver
medicine. made me feel ike q new
man }. W Gardner, hardware mer-
chant, same town says Electric Bitters
is just the thing for a man who is all
run down and don't care whether he
lives or dies; he found new strength,
good appetite and felt Just like he had a
new lease on life Only soc a bottle
at Jos. y. Bennett Drug Store
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-06-26

darkness. ami the sergeant was all eyes
and ears
From tle 5-eas .o-ks came TIE sound
OF the shagpsA5oters rfe-,ho.s vltn
the ocoas.gaa. roar Of piece u aetii-
lery M5etaf SHELLS. wita blazing fa-ss,
described graceful curves through the
air in their -ht into the besiegei city.
The air was sim. the SKY c.os Hess. and
the sergeant fcll into reVrri-.
Phiz m What was that3 On,y
stray minnie-ta.. that passed IS near his
awakening bathe was on guard and did
not change bits position.
The minutes seemed ages What
could the other n4u be doing all this
time? surely he lid not mean 70 carry
OF the whole garden The sergeant
grew impatient He'd be hanged if
The shriI scream OF IN approaching
shell cut short this new train of thought.
He knew from the peculiar sound that
be must be nearly in range and he
looked IN vain FOR shelter The ground
WAS smooth and level, not the least hol-
low 70 protect the smallest object
Action must he instantaneous. and he
threw himself alongsiio The bottom
board Of the fence. With scream as Of
exuitation The shell eat 90 the tips Of
the pickets above him AMI descended
into the garden in tie precise direction
which the MAYOR had taken
The sergeant sprang 10 his feet and
whistlel Noanswer AGAIN aud again
he uttered the signal Still no response. i
He ran along the fence for few yards,
and was about 30 climb over when the
Major appeared, fairly loaded lo@n With
cabbages and covered with dirt from
head 70 foot
As soldiers say be bad had a close
call lie was pulling cabbage when he
heard the Shell approaching ana at once
piteaed forward q avoid IT, The she'll
went into the ground about j foot from
his head, and nearly buried him alive
The two men hurried sack Is camp as
quickly Az possible, and carried their
green's With taem
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-06-26
RANDOM SHOTS

INDIANAPOLIS wants the Naaonal on
campment d lS4
DF1Rolf Mleh wants The National
encampment ia oaL
A CoGr> IF the y K c is to Sc organ
ICED Il NeV Orleans
TIM Historical Grand Roster 81 the
Grand Army will contain ever 600
pages.
II is stated that permanent Depart
ment 81 tie v / q vii, soon BIZ organ
lied IN Tennessee
TIM W r & December al 1889, had
S5s, 9a5 IN Is relief fund, ana n the gen
eral suni 80. sos, d total of ,l5a. sos.
TINS present membeeshinof thedepart-
ment Of Ohio, as shown by yhe Assist
ant AdjUtant Generals repor. is as fol
lows Post -, 4G2I4 members an in
crease during the last year Of :. qd4. The
membership exceeds that 81 any other
department by Loco Deaths, 57s ex-
pended in relief S. SOS
GENERAL LFE az one time was much
bored by Georgia man WHO had made
frequent personal applications for fur
Tough. One morning the General asked
his tormentoy il he understood the posi-
ton of a soldier. The latter said be
did lie was ordered 80 assume i'd. Gen
eral Lee then gave rhecommand, fright
about face, forward. march As he
never gave Tho Command to halt" the
Georgian kept OH marching until lie rot
tired lie did not Get his furloagh
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-06-26
DRAMATIC MEETING
Two iirnther. Meet tn4er Peculiar cir.
circumstance Aftsf Mans Years


i"" Hr"tief' de't tn'ier peepilar Cir
'1'""''''a,e' Afi'f Nam Afar-
tfeo y ulttf.t. Is prominent COM
rA4e ah h ted H1e- ia Alle-
e-en} fa Although born r. Raleigh,
Nr lsnEef followed ae fortunes
= tae North aarinE faewar and lost his
fl1At 8rl "a 'aa hela q Ant0e'an lite
now resides with Biz sen-ia-laW, Z L.
Evans the eeil.noRn grocer ani being
.n comfortable circumstances jsenabied
% 9peH3 hie later day- peacefully
Recently he trct.ad into tAe post-of-
nee watch happened q be full 81 peo-
uie, and proceeded S. write note With
his remaining arm 81 one of The desks
While sinus engaged be noticed behind
him tall swarthg man, whose long
black noastacbe and siouehed Eat bad
something 0ta southern air This per
son seemed yerF anxious IL succeed Dir
LtttreA - tae desk, al the other places
being taken up
When the o'a soldier Lad carefully
blefted engeloped and directed BIS let
ter BIT turned away Then tie man with
-ae ble Aat squared Fl Il the iesk
scarces bad Is done 81 taar Dc turned
sharp reund ana gave the departing
veteran NIGH tY thump between the
shoulders
81 reckon yo4r name LattreIi2 he
exclaimed
Mr. lattre. looked % the ey4itahie
speaker tar moment sud then with q
r4s.s4 rrr#
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-06-26

We are asked il it is advisable 70 seed
down orchards and keep them in grass.
We suppose that reference is made 0
the apple orchard. Peach orchards, and.
We believe, pear orchards, should he
cultivated as long as they stand TIE
apple orchard should certainly be cul-
tivated for three or four years, ard
then it Is batter 10 sew II 70 clover TIE
grasses proper make toe stif sward
Still, many orchards are sowu 10 zrsssts
and many are ruined by permitting
them to remain in grain There are
orchards that woald ne greatly benefited
By at least digging around the trees
when they have stood in grass for a
long time. Clover does not make IS
strong a sod, and it makes exeellear
pasture for the hogs. which, i rung ara
kept ont q the orchard when tie
ground is wet ana soft vii, do an
orchard coed rs running - iii West
ern Rural
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-06-26
A USEFUL LADDER

Ladder. step Ladder and seat
fold
A very novel and quite useful ladder,
the invention Of one Of the editors Of
the Orange Judd Farmer, is illustrated
herewith Is is patented somewhat
after the little step-ladder in universal
use It is double ladder, joined At the
top by heavy strap-hinges. One part is
made ike the ordinary farm ladder,
while the other is made by boarding
the upper surface tight except an oo-
casional interstjce for inserting the
hands and feet in ascending and de-
sconding At the foot Of the outer rails
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-06-26
HAxpY FEEp-KAck

ground and board it 10 tight to the top
Of posts. Eighteen inches from outside
OF long posts set a row Of fence-posts TO
form a manager. and board il up two
feet from the ground on the outside Of
posts On top bolt a straight pole to the
posts, ana about 20 inches, above
this bolt another to prevent large stock
FROM hooking smaller ones into the
manger The advantages IT this rack
over the old-fashioned rail or pole rack
is that it makes d good shelter when
full Or empty. Taere is no feed wasted,
and stock VIII not ret their heads fas.
as they frequently do in rail racks. One
Of your readers n this vicinity lost
three good steers one winter by their
getting fast II the oid-fashioned man
ger
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-06-26
n Z q r a L IA.
AT DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
VHE CHARLES 4. VoeELEa CO.. saEimsN. ~
a FRoBABLE REAsON.

Washington Post: why IS it that
whenever a physician Is sick he always
calls in another doctor9'
Well don know. unless it's be-
cause be hates to fully realle what
desperate chances he is taking
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-06-26

Itch, Mango, and Scratches on human
OF animals cured in 50 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion This never
fails Sold by Stone 4 Hassell Drug.
gists, Lancaster
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-06-26
HANDY EEEp-RACK.

How 1t Is COMMUNICATIONS of Its
Manifest Advantages.
n. A. Cullen, Gratiot. Wis, sends to
the Orange Judd Farmer the description
and drawings OF a feed-rack, illustrated
herewith which be has in use. He
writes: For 8 i6-foot rack take four
posts 10 feet long. ard at them feet in
the ground Leave space Of feet
then set another row of posts OPP
posite the first Commence nall
ing on boards poles will dol
about 2 feet inches from the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-06-26
GATHERING CABBA0Es.

An Adventure Of Two soldiers Inside
the BesieScd Cits 81 Nick,hurg.
The author e the History Of the
Third Regiment Louisiana Infantry"
narrates an adventure uhieh befell two
81 his fellow-soldiers while HE regiment
was inside the besegei eity Of Nicks-
burg. shortly before is surrender one
Of them had discovered field Of cab
bages not far from the camp, and as the
army was on painfully short rations the
two men determined tomakea raid upon
ii that evening in spite Of the fact that
the owner was known 10 be on guard
armed With shotgun
A loose picket was found a. one point
in the fence ana he Major weige3 him.
self through the opening while the
sergeant remained outside Is keep
watch The Major disappeared in the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-06-26
RATHEK rnn IoGfcAI-

San Francisco Wasp Teacher Cat
Sunday SCHOOL, Betty. what have we
to do first before We can expect forgive
ness of our Sins3
Betty We have TO sin first
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-06-26
Indinna Mheat stati,tic..

William A. peele, chief Of the bureau
OF statistics for Indiana, has completed
that portion Of bis report relating TO the
agriculture in the State during 1889,
together with tables comparing that
year with lsSs The tables show that
in Indiana last year ?, rs. So acres were
sown in wheat III 1855 the acreage
was 2,72S. s, an increase IN 1889 Of
49, In $50 me total wheat crop
was 4l,5il.s7o bushels and in ISIS it was
2s. $50, TO- This makes the average
yield in 1859 l4.eand in 1855 10 bushels
per acre Here. for the first time. is the
relative value u the last two years as
wheat seasons, as shown oy their actual
results Knox County Is the banner
county, averaging over p bushels 70
the acre
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-06-26
CAMP FIRE STORIES.
FOOTBALLS IN THE WILDERNESS
a YIcum II the war whose Fate stnI
hmm. IIrr Innnnenf slaNer

p =
mer seek, uew road ~ Richmond.
Amidst deuse thickets in lonely fields
along narrow highways in the somJer
forests a hundred thousand men have
fought backwards ana forwards from
sun 10 sun and no& the night has come
10 shift tbescenc There are $, 600 men
lying dead on ibis battle ground There
are thousands more lying wounded
parching with thirst. crying aut in their
agony Lee still block, II road but
no sooner las the sun gone down than
Grant begins movement ~ The left
flank 10 pass him Il you can not cross
a swamp VOL must pass around il. Ny
division Is one ieft between the two
armies % hide this movement When
morning COMES wc shall D. far in the
rear The ground where we rest is
broken. There /, forest and thicket a
narrow highway creek two or three
small farms with fheir buildings filled
viii wounded men Fiftv soi~ IN front
skirts tbe cleared land ami runs away
into he darker woods Oh straight
lime Ihs neutral ground between us
ana Vie enemy is strip nos over forty
rods wide
A. zen o'clock on this night when the
confusion and 'urm9il have grown quiet
bat while lanterns Hash here and there
through the woods, Is ulen search for
the wounded I atm EFT on post Ne. Z
for the oming two hours Ny place is
under pine tree Nhjeh stands in the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-06-26

PROF SANnoEN, Of Missouri, in mors
than one hundred feeding tests, deter
mined that % make certain amount Of
gain. pigs weighing $50 pounds required
eighteen per cent more food pigs
weighing 210 pounds required fifty PEI
cent mors food, and PIGS weighing s2s
pounds required seventy-eight per cent
more food than p.gs weighing seventy
pounds.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-02
NATIONAL FINANCIAL EXHIBIT.
Decrease in the Debt Less Than 81, 900,
OOO-Receipts and Expenditures

Decrease in the Debt Less Than 81 900,
OoO-Receipts and Expenditures.
WASHINGTON CITY, Sept. 2.-The public
debt statement issued from the treasury
department yesterday shows a decrease in
the debt during the past month amount
ing to $685., 0T2 The Understanding debt
exclusive of bonds issued to Pacific rail-
roads is $3.50, 97S 030, or $40 ST., $40 less than
month ago, while on the other hand the
net cash balance or surplus in the treas
ury during the past month has decreased
from Sl04 672, 400 to SIS, BIS, 500
The New Silver Certificates.
Under the new silver law IS 600 GOO sill
yer treasury notes were issued and are
now outstanding, for which the treasury
holds an equivalent in 81. $50, 600 standard
dollars and 81 029, 900 silver bullion. Ma
tional bank repositories hold s30, $40, SIS
of government funds, or about $500 900
less than on Aug. l, amonth ago.
The Income and Outgo.
Government receipts from all sources
during the past month aggregated S34,-
ST., 209, against s34, 40 905 in August. 1889
Customs receipts in August were so, 3l5,-
S79 against $40 $685. in August year
ago; internal revenue receipts were S12,-
557, $50, or about $500, 900 more than in
August, 1889 On the other hand expen-
ditures for August past were sS3 500, 239
against s3S, PIG, 249 in August year ago
Pensions, Premiums and Coinage.
Pension payments this year in August
were SIS. S3S. 627 or about 81, 500 900 less
than in August, 1889. The premium on
bonds purchased last month amounted to
81, 729 $40, against s., 23S, 800 in August,
1889. The coinage of the minis during
the past month of all kinds of money ag.
gregated in value s., $50, 800 OF this
amount 81, S52, 900 was in standard silver
dollars, and g, 440, 900 in gold pieces.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-02
ABBREVIATED TeLeGRAMS.

Eighty men were suffocated in mine ut
Boryslav, Galicia, Monday.
Ex-Paymaster General George F. Cut Ter,
United States navy, died at Washing ton
City Monday, aged 20.
Allen c. Durburrow has been named as
a candidate for congress by the Democra ats
OF the Third district of Chicago.
The Ajax Forge company's works. cor
ner of Blue Island and Hoyne avenues,
Chicago. were destroyed by fire Monday.
Loss, S25, 900.
Nearly all of the business part of Oxford,
Ia, and many residences were burned Sat
urday night. The loss is estimated at s25,-
600 to $50 600
President Harrison and Gen. Sherm an
have accepted invitations to the reunion
of the Army of the Cumberland at Toled o,
o., Sept. II and Is.
Mrs John Scott, of San Francisco, took
her dead babe in her arms Friday last, ard
for an hour beseeched the Most High to re-
store it to life; and it was done So says
Frisco telegram.
Emily, the daughter of Henry Ashton,
a prominent citizen of Northwood, Pa,
has disgraced herself and family by elop-
ing with her fathers negro coachman,
with his white paramount.
Much disgust possesses the citizens Of
Wheeling, w. Va, just now because the
Law and Order league has inaugurated a
wholesale enforcement of the Sunday laws
Nothing could be purchased in that burg
last Sunday except necessary medicines a.
drug stores.
The comptroller of the currency has au-
thorized the following banks to begin
business, each with capital of SO, 600:
First National bank of Aberdeen, Wash
ington; First National bank of Drives
burg, Pa; First National bank of Aurora,
and First National bank of Elgin, Tex.
The New York Cen trad railway will
raise the question of Jurisdiction first
thing before the state arbitration board.
The railway lawyers claim that the
boards term of Office expired in May last,
and that the law does not provide for the
old board holding over until succ essors
are elected.
John S. Howell, formerly of Indiana,
who made a fortune out west and then
settled in Cleveland, o., with his pretty
wife, is now grass widower" and devot-
ing his time to organizing other men sit
uated like himself into anti-matrimony
societies. His wife was unfaithful and
he thinks marriage a failure.