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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-03-26

John Houk, who Is receiving gov.
ernment pay, about ten q day, is
here in this county setting up the
wires for his father for Congress.
The whole family is in Office, receiv-
ing government pay, yet they are
away from their posts electioneer-
ing for each other to keep them all
in office.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-03-26

NJ AnunrAR Hcuauuun. veskfy. Aevoosa . -
1iscus1ioa q I'll phsses Of the fsri& question. q
eyeeR eamp1e coptes ire. Addrp0 American Pro
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-03-26
A. K. HARPER

He buys full line Of everything
and they are just the styl , too. He
buys so many dress goods of all
kinds that the boys have to pack
them on boxes in the floor AS there
is no room ELSEWHERE.
HARPER don't buy a little pile
of goods and then blow and crow
over them and try to make people
think he has done wonders, but
when he speaks
The evening world., 1890-06-17
ckcys and pools AFRO As given below,

= HoIIH VIII ridc whichever ono Tue Dec
gan Brothers decide TO start.
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BECAME BRIDE AND BARONESS
Miss Lima Caldwell WEEDS the
Baron Won Zedwitz.
npyo,l, 70 n rvrrIuo vor1n.I

WASHINGTON. June 7.-1ho marriage oil
Miss Lint Caldwell aud Baron Zedwitz. Ger.
man Minister to Mexico, took place at the
Catholic University, three miles out Of the
city, at IL o'clock this morning.
The marriage ceremony was performed by
Bishop Spaulding, OF Peoria, ILL.,, q friend
OF tho brides family.
The wedding took place In the beautiful
chapel which wal the gift OF the bride to the
University.
About one hundred guests were in attend
ance, nearly all the foreign legations here
being present and the remainder being per-
sonal friends Of the contracting parties.
After the ceremony the party attended a
wedding breakfast at the Arlington Hotel.
and later the newly welded couple will leave
for the City Of Mexico. where Baron Zedwitz
assumes his official duties.
The bridal party will go by way OF Cincin-
natl, and will use the handsome private car
in which Patti made her recent operate
tour.
Miss Caldwell and Baron Won Zedwitz had
been engaged over q year. having first met
in Paris.
The brides full name was Mary Elizabeth
Breckenridge Caldwell. Her husband ia a
tall, handsome man, a native Of Saxony and
thirty-nine years Of age.
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LAST EDITION
SHAMROCK LEADS THE war.
The Atlantic Yacht Club Races
Started in a Light Wind.
AL the Cracks Entered In the Firss
Of the Juno Rcgattas.
rpro,AL TO THr rvES,xa WORLD,

"VhhU
BAY RIDGE. June ia fresh southeril
breeze blew IN the lowcr hay this mornioS
~ -. ~ u =, oas .nH huotnins
hhd carried gladness with 1t to the hearts OF
tho yachtsmen belonging to the atlantic
Yacht CIuh uo.. 1870.
~
ORGANIZATION OF brooklyn.
IL was tho day OF their twenty-ffth animal
| regatta. and ,boy had gooI na..o, - -.
Tor favorable yachting weather.. The list or
entries to tho regatta comprised some of thu
| beat raeing vachta 4, tho oorntrv
=. A. ee -. ~ - oou"iy
IN 'no 'O-toot Grass were entered j. hoRora
Maxwcll's sloop Shamrock. known TO the
aaiIorr,o, uho n,.Lo .L.i. L.....----
."o mno mahe 'helr h~eaaauarters
near the clubhouse NJ the foot OF Fnty-htth
street. South Brooklyn as the pride Of
Bny Ridge. - ana tho Ancbincloa.
va ~ ""' '"' h"S"inSio's proenors
sloop Katrina, the w~ell-known A. Cary Smith
boat,
both ~ ,boso voob,s voro ,itoroa o..l-.-
an W, ".Io i'eieu eei.s
the season with q view to increasing their
speed. IL is their first meeting this year.
Last year tho Katrina beat the Shamrock IN
4 series of three match races.
In the forty-foot class were eutered the
Scotch cutter Minerva, designed by William
Fife. ir.. and the Iiris dcsiuned hv WiIliam
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BABIES Dying BY SCORES.
Elizabeth Streets Epidemic of
Measles and Bronchitis.

President Wilson's practical way OF iden-
tifying houses in this city with their NOR
tally record, as the surest way of getting at
their sanitary status, Is beginning to tell.
The attention OF the health officers has
lately been attracted to Elizabeth street,
where in three blocks OF tenements, between
Houston and Broome streets, no less than
1877 deaths have occurred since Jan. /.
They are big teuements full OF people, to q
considerable extent Italians, who suffer
especially from respiratory diseases in a fatal
form.
The corresponding blocks in Mott street.
the next street west. appear TO have been a
little to one hide OF the track Of the cyclone
Of death. but near enough to have been hard
hit.
Mott street maps show seventy deaths for
the same period =,
most fisrcely in Elizabeth street, 1t appears
to have shot on a small whtrlwlpd across tho
block into Mulberry street, where q hand.
about the tenement No. a4i. 1hers i've
deaths occurred, show twenty-five deaths
slpce New Years.
can DO traced on the maps to the Tookeries
Of Marion and Crosby streets. where 1t
killed even more people In proportion TO the
.,Es 81 'he do9sss fn1 Io we it nsPp sm OF th .s
q ahNA AA@sAS ASNN A-NA -AAShS ~
broadway stores
The prevalent epidemic OF measles. al
ways fatal in the tenements. does not ac-
count for i, though Elizabeth street had
enough OF il. An examination OF the re-
turns shows by FAR the greater number OF
deaths In these tenementP To have been due
10 bronchitis and other diseases OF the res
pirAtory Organs. sud, though there are fire.
qusnt complications q measles. tRey are
never given as the chief cause OF death
where found coupled with that disease.
One thing the examination declares; The
Death Angel, in whatever Ruise he came.
chose mostly babies for his victims. a
count OF ten houses In . lump shows only
seven grown persons on the list of forty
deaths All the rest were babies under
i've years Of age. There we're seven deaths
from measles IN the lot.
This showing of child mortality Is a warn
finger TO the Health officers. who have
the maps before their eyes, President
Wilson directed them TO-DAY to make a can
yass Of the Elizabeth and Mott street tone
and tell him what Was The matter
them.
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sometimes escape, and they say that the
horse is In great shape.
Marty Bergen, the hard-working. hustlinR
boy VIC - rapidly making q name on the
big tracks, will pilot him. Longstreet's
chances are not to be despised,
A predicted in yesterdays EVENING
race. lie was badly treated in the matter OF
weight, when IL comes to be considered that
Badge never was and never will be q mile
and a quarter horse.
Proctor Knott and English Lady. the pair
with whom Mr.. ScoRRan declared he would
run fret and second, will not start. 1t seems
the change of air, feed and other conditions
didates.
Tea Trays race at Brighton yesterday.
practically puts him out OF 1t. aud Stride
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NEARLY GHOKED TO Death.
Two Lads Narrowly Escape As
pbyxiation in a Steamers Hold.

Two boys. Thomas Nash. sixteen years.
OF 03d East Ninth street. and James Gala
CHER. eighteen years, OF ne East Twelfth
street. we're almost sufiocated to death this
morning in the engine-room OF the Ward
line steamer City Of Alexandria, which il
undergoing repairs on the big dry dock ~
the foot OF Rutgers street, East River.
The vessel ran ashore on the Florida coast
some weeks ago and smashed half her keel
Nearly nifty mel and a~pprentices from the
Morgan iron Works were in the hold OF the
vessel this morning busily scrAping and
painting the big boilers.
Nash and Gallagher we're assigned 10
scrape certain parts OF the machinery down
m a narrow corner in the engine room. and
they took with them some benzine TO clean
away the rust
They failed TO go on deck &C the expiration
Of the usual twenty minutes, and when
found by the workman they appeared 70 Be
dead.
The foreman OF the gang was notified and
he summoned an ambulance. The surgeon
examined the lads and found that they were
suffering from gas AsphyXiAtion. caused by
the benEine. They were removed 10 Goqvs
erneur Hospital. where they were reported
az 1 o'clock 10 be out OF danger.
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SHOT HIS FAITHLESs WIFE.
Attempt TO End Domestic Troubles
by Murder and Suicide.

ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING WORLD
NEWARK. N. j., June l7.-A tragedy that
NAV end In the death OF husband and wife
occurred here Just after midnight this
morning In front OF 20 CAnAl street.
The principals were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Jones, ~colorsd. who had been estrAn gsd for
several years in consequence OF the wife's
unfRithtulness
The husband discovered last night that
his wife Was living At 22 Boudinot street.
and he set himself to watch the house.
After IL o'clock p. n. Mrs. Jones appeared
upon the street and started downtown. the
hAlf-crAzed man following AZ some distance.
As the woman paused in front OF 20 Canal
street Jones confronted her aud COM
mAnded her to return with him,
Tn woman refused and Jones drew Z re-
yolyeT from his pocket II fired two shots.
Mrs. Jones fell into the areAway in front
Of the house.
Jones looked at his wife a. she lay bleed.
ing. aud then shot himself twice In the head
and lay down in the stable Of the Standard
Cab Company to die,
Ohieer Vogel heard the shots and hurried
to the spot.
Polies-surReon Clark removed q bullet
from the WomAn's neck and sent her TO b.
MiohGsls hospital. The bullets In the hus-
bands head were extracted Ihis morning.
AT l2 O'Clock to-day Jones and his wife
were reported to be In = fair Nay 10 recover.
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ANTONIO y. DE NAVARRO.

bride again and again as she left the house.
The organ was peAling Mendelssohn'
Wedding March as the party entered the
little church.
Miss Anderson led the procession to the
altar. leaning on the arm of DR.. Griffin.
Mr.. Navarro followed. escorting the brides
mother.
Miss Anderson wore an elaborate gown of
rich white satin, covered with embroidered
lisse. Her flowing bridal veil was Of tulle,
trimmed with a profusion of orange bios
sons. superb diamond ornaments spaTkled
from every possible place.
The chapel was a yeritAble flower garden.
The three affairs we're each . bed Of white
roses entwined with Imperial aud white
lilies. Above them lowered massive palms.
while halls. columns n pews were fss-
TONED with evergTeens and white lowers.
The guests included the bride two sisters,
who acted as bridesmaids, her mother and
stspfAther. DR.. Griffin, her brother. Joseph
Anderson and his wife, the daughter OF
Lawrence Barrett, and the brothers OF SIR.
Navarro, who acted As groomsmen.
At the conclusion OF tho ceremony the
party returned to the cottage, where . we'd
ding breakfast was spread and at which the
usual toAsts and congratulations were
offered.
Here the correspondent had an opportu-
nifty for 3 briet nterVisW with the happy
bride.
hrs. Navarro said that che and her hus-
band expected 10 pass their honeymoon In
switzerland, and that she had decided to
eetire from the stage in accordance with the
wishes OF Mr.. Navarro. unless she loses the
suit brought against her by Mr.. Abbey.
In that event she will act one season 10 al
the contract which he claims.
you see / am not strong. " she said:
land II Was purely my III health which
compelled me 20 forego my engagements.
Even now my health is NOT sufficiently re-
stored TO justify my undertaking the strain
OF appearing on the stage"
In regard to the secrecy Of the marriage
arrangements and the quiet ceremony. MHS.
Navarro said;
Mr. Navarro is In deep mourning for a
relative and desired the utmost privacy. l
willingly resnected his wishes and ignored
AL my friends No person outside the fam
Was invited. an sure my friends Hnl
appreciate the circumstances aud DO as
as they have always BEEN
For his services AZ the Chapel. Rector
received from the happy bridegroom
An h0norAFium Of $500
The evening world., 1890-06-17
MARION MAHOLESCHECKMA7E
Injunction on Those Photos Of Her
In Pearl Tights

It is o Marion Manolais innings and
Manager Ben Stevens is sad.
| Lawyer Abe Hummel. counsel for the pop
ular singer. procured an injunction to-day
from Justice Ingraham. in Supreme Court,
restraining Manager Stevens and Photog-
rapher Meyers from printing or displaying
the photographs of the fair form Of Miss
ManolA in pearl gray tights.
Up to date the game stands like this;
Manager Stevens said he would have a
photograph of the beautiful Manola to ad-
yertlse Castles In the Air" and the DE
Wolff Hopper Company.
ten-year:old daughter, said Manager
ssssv dIa not saS %a6, fs n iistis Ell Fl the 70 s ses'l hs es
mother pictured In tights in every window
OF Broadway.
p&S MsosEsP s'' Meyer: set entitled h. month and i sGt
Saturday, night took advantage Of the
broadway. and swapping a dash hight
picture whether she would or not.
His glee was short-lived, however. for
Justice, lngTaham has enioined him from
thus surreptitiously. and Mime, Marion has
dried her fearful eyes and smiles again.
The costume In, which Marion Manola was
cavaliers CLOAK, fastened only At ths
shoulder.
In the scene which was selected for the
flashing OF the snap-light the singer stands
with her heels together. her form erect and
her arms akimho. her hands resting on her
ing gracefully behind her.
The Injunction will lie pending q hearing
OF both sides Of the story, and may then be
made permanent OF may be dissolved. so
that the manager may use the ctur
For the present ManolA IL the victor.
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There Ia no better fnisher than he in the
country. and from all Indications the race
will be one in which all the skill and strength
.McLaughlin, IL is said. could have ridden
the horse had 1t been possible for him to get
down TO weight Eyen had he. done so the
handicapped with this rider. He would
have been so weakened by his reducing that
we're the race reduced to. a fighting finish
Mclaughlin would have been at q disad-
vantage.
Salvador was ont this morning doing a
strong Raliop. He ran. according to some
watches, the quarter of o mile down the
stretch In "a seconds, He was not sent the
distance. nor was Tenny or any Of the
others. IL would he madness TO do so and
The work OF Tenny and Salvador and their
capabilities are too well known TO bear repe-
tition here Tsnny ran the Suburban dis
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private. three closed carriages containing
all tho guests who we're permitted 20 witness
tho nuptials. Those favored individuals
numbered but ten and included only men,
bers OF the two families immediately inter-
ested in the ceremony.
Every possible precaution had been takon
to keep the wedding q profound secret, and
no cards were sent out Large crowds as
sembled in the streets about the Brompton
Oratory, where the newspapers had an
nounced that tho ceremony VAS to take
place, and waited patiently until long past
noon. when It became evident that some
other place had been selected.
The wedding party left the cottage at
Hampstead. the residence Of Miss Ander-
son's stepfather, DR.. Hamilton Griffin, at
IL. AZ and proceeded to tho church. only q
short distance AVA
Alarge crowd Of residents Of Hampstead.
who had been gathered IN front Of the cot
tage from early in the morning. cheered the
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LAST edition
HOTTIE SUBURBAN
TO-DaJ'S Contest Promises TO Be
One of Rare Merit.
Everything Favorable for the
Greatest Race of the Century.
Track Dry and Fast-Record Break
ing May BE Looked For.
ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING WORLD

tbPkCIAL To THE EVENING WORLD
BHEKPsHEAD BAY RACE TRACK, June IT,
The beautiful course at Sheepshoad Bay
never looked prettier than this morning.
Everything about It was bright and new and
full Of life. The lawns are like velvet and
beds of beautiful flowers relieve the monot-
n Of the green.
Very few improvements have been made al
this popular course since last year. and, in
fact, 10 10 hard to find any room for improve
ment. ~Sbeepshead Bay always seems per-
feet. and there Is never room for fault to be
found.
or course. the main theme of conversation
here this morning ID the great Suburban.
Inside OF o few hours the question that has
kept sporting men on the. anxious seat for
several months will be decided. and IL il
more than probable that the spectators will
witness q grand contest.
All OF the entries are in fine shape. Every
thing that could be done to better their con-
dition has been resorted to by tho trainers.
1t has boon erroneously reported in the
morning papers that the track Ia heavy, and
there 10 nc earthly reason for deceiving the
public.
The track Is as dry as q chip and as fast az
lightning. A finer track could not be de-
sired for 0 great race, and II the rain will
The evening world., 1890-06-17
No Longer Any Doubt OF Mrs.
LanRtry's Serious illness.

LONDON, June l7.-There 10 no longer
any doubt that Mrs. Langtry 10 seriously III,
her recent late hours and early morning
festivities having made heavy drRughts
upon her strength at . period when she had
not entirely recovered from a former indis-
position.
She has discharged her entire company.
including Carlo Grifiths. whose duties in
cluded those Of q private secretary. II was
Mr., driffiths who signed the Lily's checks.
The utmost quiet now prevails in Mrs.
Langtry's house, and the attendants are inn
pressed with the idea that their mistress
may possibly not recoVer,
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lance In public with 123 pounds up in
k.07lL Salvador Il credited With The same
BhreWd heads well know where to place
their money. The Brooklyn Handicap
hasco has Taught them that seasoned horses
have . long way the best of il.
OF the others, CAssius has doomed up
dangerously In the last few days, and he Is
credited With doing the distance In 2. 0s.
more or less guessing business about timing
cracks With ones own watch.
RAcelADd's time for the distance 10 not
known. He has once appeared in public,
walking over for : race at Morris Park. His
condition then gained him many admirers,
bat the dry track will not be so much to his
liking - would the mud
Mr. Belmont has also decided to start
Prince Royal. with "6piderh Anderson IN
The evening world., 1890-06-17
OUR MARY BRIDE.
Married Quietly at Noon al the
Little Hampstead Chapel.
Only Ten People Present When
the Ceremony Was Performed.
Unless MIR. Abbey Wins Ills Suit
Mary VIII act No More.

INV cAntr TO ruE rnEss NEwp AssocrArtoS. |
IoNpoN. Juno 1.-THE wedding of Mr..
Antonio do Navarro, OF New York CITY, aud
Miss Mary Anderson took place at noon to-
day at the little chapel OF ~ Mary. Hnmp-
stead, Canon Pursell, OF Brompton Oratory,
officiating. The ceremony was strictly
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umpire-Mr. Zacharias.
In the first inning for New York. Herman
was sAfe on fuckers muff. stole second. and
when GlRsscock got q scratch hit on Hor-
nung's fly 10 Brodie, Tiernan scored.
In the second for Boston, q was
given first on balls, stole second. and on
BENEFITS bit came home.
In the third. for New York. Herman hit
single.
In the fourth, for Boston, Brodie hit safe,
Longs base on balls advanced him to sec
opd aud no scored on McGarr's clean single.
In the sixth New York added two runs.
Glasscock was safe on Longs tumble. Nc
Carr missed Egtsrbrook's hit. HornunR
sacrificed the mon along, q base each. and
both scored on Denny's hit
BcQRE ny IsSINus
Ess.'%9T Glf tkk;.fE.y....2 q592SS %
Base Hits-Boston. Q Nsy York. o.
Errora-Boston. ] New York. D.
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The weather 70 day, As indicated By
BlAkely's tele-thsrmOmeteT:
1850. 1855. 1890 1850.
81 IS 9ss g
Average iOE pat '~sA,y-iOuE hours. 90 40 de-
lvsrAss for sOrESspORdins time last IsA. 70
10 deGros~
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Amateur Rasehan Notes.

The Dominick Han nins defeated the Volunteers
81 East Mes YORK yesterday b. score OF 10 10 4.
The batteries Ssre mccarthy and HAd. and Ere
gAEisss and Howard.
The John 4. hEnEan Association defeated =
picked nine At AoaiL1E PArk, WeshAHbeB, yestsr
dAy b. = score Of q The features o. the game
NeFe tbs batting and helding Of Martin,
Ths BFyAnts defeated the Lsnoz team, Of Brook
gB. Saturday, al Prpspect PARK, b. a score u 3 %
4 Tbs features Of the game were the pitching Of
CGLlL. the holdiuH OF NogCl and Glrdia and lhe
Batting Of Hubbs and R0seEs
Ia sPOttsE Juniors dsiesssd tbs oEfsFa JsRlsys
RE fs@lass SI Is SaSs 80 EsssiskssU III
ilaE b aAklnS : home EaH and thEesbAsssE.
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BERLIN. June IA serious collision oc.
Cured this morning at a West End station
In this city through careless AwitchinR.
Many OF tho were injured and
three Of them will probably die.
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CAN'T SEE HER DEAD SISTER.
Relatives Cali for an Investigation
of Mrs. Browns Death.

Deputy Coroner Weston WAS called upon
this morning 70 Investigate the death Of
Mrs. Carrie Braun, who died At her home,
3s3 West FoTty-hrSt street sunday.
Mrs. Annie Wsldman, sister Of The dead
woman, aud John S~OmmeTholder, her
death was suspicious.
They claim that the husband John Braun,
q tailor. has the body locked NJ ia his apart
ments, and has refused TO allow any rel
atiyes Of his wife 10 seO the corpse
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Al 1913 O'Clock the yachts passed out
rock. Atia.1 10 O'Clock the shamrock had
closed up on Katrina, and at Buoy No. IA
had gained a lead Of about one hundred
yards. There was a light south wind blow
ing.
Shamrock maintained her slight lead, and
at Lis. 30 7. NJ. passed ont Buoy No. s,
while Katrina was = little later, her time be-
ing LIZ.
The evening world., 1890-06-17

Wrecked War Vessels for Sale.
The United States steamer Trenton and
YAndAlia, which were wrecked in the MEM
QrAble Samoa hurricane, are 10 be sold.
Uncle Sam inviting bids for the wrecks, in
enanc now on the Tesfi in ApiA hATbor,
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Fair weather, southerly Winds.

W~AsHISoroN, june
Weather IHdE
cations:
For Eastern Ned
FORK: Fdtr, no
change IA tsmperd-
ttlTs, except slightly
todrnler ia the In
terror SOuthsTlV
tSiAdS.
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pnIy hold Oh for several hours the Sub
not better, the record.
Nearly al OF the cracks were out for slow
exercise this morning. Tenny came out and
cantered around the course once. winding
mp with . fast quarter in 23 seconds, Mr..
Pulstfers game little colt still has the speed
fnd there will be the hottest kind of hustling
The fact that Garrison will ride him has
pleased thousands Of his public admirers.
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PRINCE

the saddle He will more than likely be used
| e. TunneT-up for his stable companion.
: Firenzs will probably start Also bpf not in
the same capacity for Salvador.
HE. Haggin wants, IL possible. 20 vim the
EFes sith he mare. bat tt Il not likely that
ia u 81 enough
Another candidate whom the dry, dusty
tEask makes doubly dangerous Is the Dyer
ISat IL condition. 6ui Sta6is secrets DO