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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-09-17
The Old Nurse.


And then there was the dear old col
ored nurse who, in early childhood
the writer used to hear plead that af-
ter death she might be dressed for
burial as carefully and completely as
if for church. "Kase yo' see, honey, :"
she would explain, .yo' knows how
bashful Pse always bin. An to t'ink
of 'pearin' fore de great and harmoni-
yus throng on de judgemun' day in my
stockins feet, or wuss yit, in one O.
dem awful dresses like some dead folks
wears, dat ain got no behin' ter it. an
only make b'lieve front, so dat 1 be
bleeged ter stan all the blessed time
backed up agin de walls er de para
pats O. heben-honey, jes' to have dat
happen nd SO take away my manners
dat l shouldn't be habe fit ter pear in
de presence oh de Lawd. IN y San.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-09-17
Carrier Pigeons.

The latest experiments made with
carrier pigeons in connection with var
ious European armies shows that the
normal velocity of the carrier in calm
weather and for short distance is
about 1,210 yards minutes. With a
very strong wind in the direction of
the flight bird has reached 1 $50 yards
a minute.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-09-17

At the new "Ravenna Livery and
Feed Stable" on West Main Street
nearly opposite the Shannon House,
you will find everything new and first
class, and can be furnished with con
veyances, both single and double, at
reasonable prices.
The building is commodious and
well ventilated, the drainage excellent,
making it one of the finest Feeding
Stables in the county.
MRS. S r. Poe,
GEORGE F. NICHOLS.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-09-17
why She Is Opposed to Annexation.

Says an American lady: while in
Canada recently went into a candy
store to make purchase, and, as l had
always done at home, sampled some of
the varieties piled on the counter. And
what do you think I foundP Cayenne
pepper! AT first thought it was some
candy made for April FOOLS day, but
when l sampled two other piles which
looked tempting and from which, had
they pleased me, should have pur-
chased, found that cayenne pepper
was in each piece. In order to stop
customers eating candy they don't pay
for, said my companion. tell you l
was mad, and when l thought of the
way in this country. where one is
asked to sample everything unknown
before buying, l told the clerk l didn't
want the caramels. l understand
some one is trying to annex Canada to
the United States. Well, my uncle is
4 United States senator, and | shall
tell him that unless he prevents such a
thing shall go to Europe and marry
a French prince. l understand that
they are cheap now. ~. I. Tribune.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-09-17
Homeseekers, Excursions

Will leave Chicago and Milwaukee via the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st Paul Railway.fJ points
in Northern Iowa, Minnesota, North Dakota,
South Dakota Gucluding the great Sioux Res
ervationJ, Montana. Colorado, Kansas and Ne
braSka, on September 9Th and 23d, and october
14th, 1899.
Rates for these Excursions will be about one
fare for the round trip. and tickets will b. good
for return within thirty days from date of sale.
For further information, apply to any Coupon
Ticket Agent in the United States or Canada. TO
a. " IL. Carpenter. General Passenger Agent,
Chicago. Ill, or to w. y. New Whinney. rrav.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-22
BRILLIANT OPENING GAMES.
The Tennis Tournament Begins With q
Large Attendance and Good Playing.

An interested throng of tennis enthusiasts
witnessed the opening games in the District
tournament yesterday at the grounds OF the
Bachelor Club. 18th and Z streets. There was
a large attendance for the opening day and
the ladies were unusually well represented.
The weather was favorable and the playing
was far superior TO any exhibition of the kind
ever witnessed here. Ii was evident that the
average playing was higher than last year and
the evidences of Improvement were noted with
qualification by those who are interested in
tennis in this District. Play was begun at 5
O'Clock, and, although there were twenty-nins
entries in the singles, the preliminary round
was played without a single default and con-
siderable progress was made with the games
in the first round. Three games we're also
played in the doubles. The scores made were
follows:
Boag 10, 81, 81; Willoughby beat Spofford
Ga, 81; Davis beat Herbert 6-3, Ga; Painter
beat Shiebley 6-3, 30 6-3: L. Borden beat Field
60, Go; McCawley beat Hougbton Co 60;
Shepard beat Wilson 6-2. g.; Wooten beat
Barclay CD, CO. Davidson beat Chiffon. OIL,
6-2; Woodward beat Stevens 6-I. 6-I: Ramsay
beat W. l. Wilson 6-I. rs; Thompson beat
Hilton &c. 6-l, o.; Peter beat Metcalf 6-3. 60.
First round-Byrnes beat McBorden 1910,
rs; McCawley beat Shepard go, 6-2; Davidson
6-l, CO.; Peters beat Thompson 6-s, as, rs;
Tobin beat Taylor 60 oil.
Doubles-Preliminary round-Borden and
Davidson beat Painter and Sims 90, 60, Wood
ward and McCawley beat Wright and Brooks
6-3. 81. In the first round only one game was
played. Borden and Davidson beat Ramsay
and Frailey 6-l. 6-l.
Play will be resumed again this afternoon at
o'clock and a number of closely contested
games will be played before the finals are
reached. In the second round Davidson will
play Woodward and Tobin will play Peters,
and McCawley will play the winner between
T. z. Borden and Painter. Byrnes will proba-
bly, play in the third round.
The drawings for the games between lady
players was held last night and resulted as fol-
lows
Singles-Miss Florence Stafford vs. Miss Daisy
Symons; Miss Agnes Bartlett vs.. Miss Annie
Bacon.
Doubles-Misses Bartlett and Stafford Va
Misses Bacon and Symons.
These games begin at 5o'clock this after
noon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-22
The Cruise of the AIbatross.

The fish commission steamship Albstross
coaled at Nanaimo, vancouvers Island. ON
the 18th instant and sailed for Behring's Sea.
Bristol bay will be the principal dredging
ground, with headquarters at ounalaska- The
ship has recently been overhauled, cleaned
ana painted in the dry dock at Mare Island
and Is reported in fine condition. Judging
from the great variety OF new species and new
genera OF invertebrates already found in the
different depths explored in the Aleutian sea-
ii is thought that the Albatross could find ten
years more work in that part of the world
The new fishing banks. already discovered by
the Albatross, have become a bonanza 10 the
Pacific coast fishermen. The cod Of the Pacific
(known as the black cod have been found N
be as abundant as on the banks Of Newfound-
land The address of the Albatross will -
scare OF navy pay Office, San Francisco"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-22
THE HORSE DROPPED DEAD.
Michael Quigley and Michael Sullivan
Charged With Cruelty to Animals.

Policeman Lawlor Of the first precinct yes
terday served warrants on Michael Quigley and
Michael Sullivan and they left ESQ collateral
each for their appearance in the Police Cour'
this morning. The warrants were sworn out
by Agent Key and charge the defendants with
cruelty to animals. sullivan. who is a store
clerk, is charged with having driven Congress-
man Gamblers horse to death. Agent Key al
leges that the animal was placed in Nicholas
Schlegers stable on 9Th street 10 board and
that last Sunday Quigley hired the animal TO
Sullivan, who drove it to Brightwood and
Cabin John Bridge, and that when the corner
of 9Th ana q streets was reached in the even
ing the horse dropped dead. The cases will b
heard in the Police Court tomorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-22

the formation Of dandrun, thickens the grown.
and beautines the hair a. NO other prep<rsu0e
will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-22

WALTER'S SANITARIUM is THE BEST SIT
w uated in q grand mountain park with crystal
springs. baobllng brooks, scenery the Catskills,
evergreen groves, orchards gardens. vineyard dairy
livery baths insssage Swedish electricity,
bowling boating, croQuet, tennis. gymnasium. No
malar:s or mosquitoes For circulars address ROBT.
ml3-eod3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-22
DEER PARK AND OAKLAND.
ON THE CREST OF THE ALLEGHANIEs,
5000 FEET ABOVE TIDE.wATER.
SEASON OPENS JUNE 81. 1890.

These famous mountain resorts situated at the sum-
nit Of the Aeghanies and directly upon the main
OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad have the advantage
of its splendid vestbuled express train service both
east and west, and therefore readily accessible
from al parts Of the country. All Baltimore and Ohio
trains stop at Deer Park and Oakland Turing the
RATES: 500 $40 AND 500 A MONTH, ACCORD
ING TO LOCATION.
All communications hould be addressed 70 GEORGE
ID. DESHIELDS. Manager Baltimore and Ohio Hotels,
Cumberland. Nd, up TO June 10; after that date,
either Deer Park or Oakland. Garrett county Nd.
my stu, tn, tje2l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-22
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

l. OR RENT-6OS 7TH ST. Sw.. STORE AND
II Dwelling, rooms mod. inps. excellent location
for n saloon; rent. s45. A. I. COUMBE, l435 n Y
m:10-u
I,OR RENT-JUSE l, l449 ST, ONE OF THOSE
II beautiful new houses; rooms sud bath papered
in the highest style Of the concrete cellar
length light. airy and dry rent Si3 3d.
mlN-lm THEOiD EkIERIS. 40 u At
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-22

VSOR RENT
II Houses on L bet 18th and 14th SITS. &c., $40
and S12 per month.
2OO6 q ST. NV, IA rooms. S15.
300 I'D St W., rooms, i $50.
2l29 ST. NV, . rooms. & IL per month.
Inc Stables near Pa ave. anu 10Th st. for five and
three horses respectively carriage and rooms
Tor coachman and storage of fuel, &c.
al2-6w GEO. W. LISKlNS. cor 10th and Fl SITS NV
tSOk RENT-THE HANDSOME DWELLING, ll23
II 18th ST. N. COR Mass ave steam heat and cleo
trlc gas lighting. HEISKELL McLERAN,
mo-lm zoos J. at. NV.
kOR RENI-IN ANACOSTIA-ONE VERY AT
Il tractive Cottage; good water; trees, flowers and
shrubs; u rooms. one House: large grounds and
stable; rooms. Three Rooms for light house keep
ing IN q delightfully."- located cottage Apply to
III. A GRISWUI4D, Anacostia DC ap2g- lin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-22
COUNTRY BOARD.


nEIiGHTFrL SUMMER BOARD Al Nv
shade, Sc. Terms 80 pr Nock Ksfernces ca
l,OUR YOUNG GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM-
j. modAted ~lth board Tor the summer At IAnden.
dsiiy each Nay ierns reasonable. H. \ 4. star Of
Two PRISONS can sEcURE BOARD IN QUIT
Il Private Family hlgh ground, near station pless-
IIT I s, Term. odsTsis. Addrs.. BOARD; ~
4 NhEs1NUT GROVE DARBI's COTIAGE.
y MINUTES walk from GAltherso1rs stA,lon slesan,
water; terms moderate Apply on promise-. mls-6t
GUNNER boARD-AT REASONABLE RATS
s, S'h, Ia, mile 81 haseTssown l.rss cool clean
1 Iosl R 5sisTenoos ehehAnsed Mrs J. CADpLN
I oCUsI LAWN SUMNER BOARDING HOUSE.
~ Open May =. fruit mia. Sc, prfusion, tshl.
unsurpassed. Ntry lArse lawn with sbundAnc. q
REff Boyds. Nd '"''"'so 'AAe1' Aaar'r mi fnA
A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL TAKE FEw 81.
inaun TAI ss5ss ~ Assurai Park IN n.. Rass
sr1 Sstsr Tor dysI aud seoer.l debility eanti
Teasra; Land ONCE. Address A NJ WILLIS Re
SlN:Na- va mls-i~
SCMNER BoARDERs rAKEN AT PHILoMoNT
and heaihiul sections q Nirsinia; abundance Of
Iu1 enSs For Particulars address ID.
(OARDLkS WANTED NEAR ADAMsrOwN
Dtred-rlck county. Md, ON D. a q. Rk msnS
trains daals htlck house, large PONIES halls bed
ap.t-eodIn' Mrs J. c. wEEMs.
ROAkD. WITH CARE FOR CHILDREN DURING
- ne summer. or longer desired Terms IS per
month references. Dr. y. D. Graham. gUs y A. ave
Dr, hobert hey burn. 9l4 18th st NV. Mrs. NM M
ANlhoNl. Tails Church. Va mls-lw'
poAhDEks MANTED All LAKE. NIEN FARM.
lDhNe minutes walk tom HAlpne station on Metro
Ioliian Branch Is. .. lLk. hrst-rlAss board large
lawn, groNe PAVILION. boating aud nshlns large airy
rooms Address Mrs y. }. MAGNtR,
my 1861 Rockville, Nd
SUMNER BOARDING NEAR THE MOUNTAINS
mails; for particulars address Mlssfs CURRY.
Hamilton, Ioudoun Co, Va mylJ-3w'
I,IRST-CLAss FAMILY BOARD AT THE SEA.
II side Of the Chesapeake hay spod table. h4thins,
hshing, hating. &c. terms. S6 week Address ". l.
NtSl, Ridge 4. a., ~. MAry's Co. Md mylO-2~'
SUMEksEi-A DELIGHTFUL HOME fOR SIM
- incr Eoardcrs u nov oreiicd large lawn plenty u
Shade. mllk, frut and vegetables. moderate
refertnces exchanged Airs. Nm h. MONCIRt.
hIciIAid, stafford Co., Va. my In
II AEGE BRICK HOUSE, SHADY LAWN, FRUIT
IL and fresh vegetables abundance u milk aud
cream. trains a day: two miles from Alex-
my lO-lm'
H prietor-Edlnburg Va. IN the beautiful Valley q
Nlrsinla. hrs-UlASs ln all its appointments terms
moderate; three hours ride frUm Washington. ms M
BOARD IN THE MOUNTAINS DEIIahTFtI
- Board m the Mountains of Virginia. large lawn.
IIeniy Of shade. nilk fresh NesctAbes lrOu and sui
lhur waters. Address Mrs. JOHN STOCKTON. Rio,
AlbelnArle Co, Va yl-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-22
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
U,nE BEST YET.

v'hE BEST lET.
A chance 10 secure a Lot and s-room Cottage for
s3JO. Hodges addition to Halpine Village. Thirty
Lots NJ 500 each. SO cash ana 10 per month with
out interest liberal discount Tor cash
HallilIc Village is situated on the Metru politan
branch OF the baltimore and OHIO Railroad, Two mile
TINS side uf Rockville
Ile lots IN the Original Halpire Village have ali been
sold. and contracts have been entered INTO for hotel
store aud several dwelling houses.
The lenley town and Rockville Electric Railway will
pass within three minutes walk Of the village
Don uilSs the opportunity You q
cheap loo and you may ure tn cottage
For further llarflC llars apply
m2l-Ot
If you WISH HOME IN THE COUNTRY ON
20 LEGATION accessible by rail. carriage Gle the
year round mlg-0t'
"NNoODsIDE."
w Lots for sale easy terms Money advanced 20
parties wishing 60 build. houses baIl and sold
lolitan Branch" Is eight miles from Washington
the It'll st rOEd. Two cottages eight aud
besides sth heated by and having cellars for
sale al cost Terms 10 sgit
Tor particulars, call Oh or address.
Is r.. LEIGHTON.
Proprietor.
ap2O-lm 4s2 Louisiana n
IoR sALE-FINE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE;
IL 2-story frame house. q ROOMS and bath. yard
stocked with All kinds fruit goOd Vel. In
quire on premises. Maple. aud Spring at.
Anacostla, DC. sp.,s- I'M
ESOR sALE-FINEsT Ok. COTTAGE IL TAKOMA;
II lot otNSJO. good cellar. well. shade, orchard
den. grapes berries ana running water bargxln.
Irce $1,000. W. IA. sNANDLR. IL 4 ST ne a. sia'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-22
COUNTRY BOARD.

A FEW BOARDERs CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
a ON easy terms At Country Home. half mile from
Boyd Station. Nd. parties wishing the place
will be cheerfully met &C depot. Address
ml7-1t' MRS. 5. A BURDETTE. Boyds Station. Nd
VHOk RENT-DURING SUMMER, A FURNISHED
At warrenton Va. shady aud spacious lawn; fruit;
vegetable garden, Of COW; terms reasonable Ap-
ply TO JANNEY, LEE BOYLE. 1416 st. NV
my2.-2ts
TIIGH VIEW HOUSE OPEN JUNE i, LARGE AIRY
Ill rooms bath, hot and cold water, large lawn
abundance Of shAde piano. riding and driving horses
Address sOMEkSE1 WILLIAMS
m22-1ms Boyd's station Ma.
NANTED-rO RENT OR PURCHASE A OR g.
w room Brick House, nj bet NJ aud and 18th
and l4th sts. NV Address NO. NJ, Star ONCE
m22- 81
WyAN1ED : FIRsr-CLAss COUNTRY Bo4FD
w for Small Family. Address PHYSICIAN Boz 90
Atlantic Building. - 1t
NLKN MANOR HOTEL. AT FOREST GLEN Nm
NJ will be OPENED for boarders June 4, ls9O Appy
early for rooms 70 DAVID LAMnlNCE, Forest dien
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-22

1vOR RENT-A DESIRABLE lI-ROOM HOUSE,
II with large grounds and abundance of shade. situ
sted Washington Grove station and in view of all
passing trains. 81 minutes out of Washington by
press This country home IL most cheeruly situated
being stores, markets. post office and hun
dred or more cottages, occupied by pleasant people
For particulars apply to
LEONARD 3. CHAPMAN,
my2l-4s III llth ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-22

me above - only Portion Of tine property on my
the LIST and 18th. lmS2oI THos K WAGGAMAS'
ENok SALE-s5 TOULOUSE OF & RooNfs BRICK
and frame; lot 2ox 10. east side OF i5th "a
nor.h Oh LsI this WAL rent for $40 month, rare
enAnss, n. HEBRON kAMEY,
my2o-3 i5O7 st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-22

1919 18th 1t. n. w.. $50
Stone Cottage, Tenley-
town Rd., new, 6r.. III SO
STABLES.
Stable in SO. bounded
by MY. ave. and II at.
and 18th and l 9th SITS. A6
Stables .,i5
OFFICE ROOMS.
519 9TH St. Sd and
4th floors. as
II OS + ST.. Sd and 4th
hoors. and s35
ISHEn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-22

X mr.. Mcpherson 50. $3.50
b st. bet. 9th 6l1th. 800
NJ ST. bet. 18th and 18th
SITS. thouse OyeriUokI
Conn. and RI. ayes). 500
h ct. bet. litE hlsd
18th SIS. 80
II bet. 1th / 18th. o5U
connecticut ave above
X st.............2O S. 80
h ST. bet. I0tii X 18th. 25u
vermont ave. bet. q
aud L s:s. 200
Mass. ave BET. l4th and
10th SITS 200
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-22

lNOR KENT-A CHARMING CORNER HOUSE, 9
II rooms and bath; 800 st. ne. This house has
Tour bay windows. large closets bed rooms hand
somey papered and in perfect order; price $40
SNOkMSIEpT BRADLEY, 9:17 ST. II. W. MO- ut
lrOE EENT-I42l COLUMBIA ST., SEVEN ROOM
II Brick; in good order; cars; very desirable:
SD. Inquire at SD st. NV m20-3t'
I,OR RENT-6IO AND GIG X ST. NE, SIX-ROOM
II Bricks, mod imps. and public school.
go at SIS. so ana GIG at $3.50 month Possess
sIOn June l. +. W. TUCKER BRO. 100 ST. ne
m2O-6t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-22
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

r 15th $40 ~ rooms each. All modern imps. Pos
session june l. Inquire at 1883 l2th ST. Nv.
ru.,.s-3t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-22

nEIIGHTFUL SUMMER BOARD Al N v
lBkirhy's frout Royal Warren county. Va situa-
tion high. healthy ana suburban. larsrr yard sire
shade, &c Terms 60 pr Neck. References ca
changed n3O-6ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-22

REDF SPRINGS,
- BEDFORD, PENNA.
unsurpassed fop health or pleasure. Opens June q.
myl-2m L. Il DOTY. Manager.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-07
ACQUISITION IN MORALS.

Aldermen Studying what They Ought tn
DO Gnder circumstances
Special Correspondence of the standard.
BUTTE, March G.-To-lay the city hall
has been considering whether
il il proper for the city To lease its prop
crty for saloon purposes. The property i'm
East Broadway purchased by the city with
a view of making il "a city hall has been
leased for some time to w. ID. Fenner &
Co., real estate agents, for $50 per month.
Charles wainey offered the city "a rental
of S125 per month i'm advance for the
place, the design being tn make u saloon
of il. Several of the aldermen opposed
the idea of the city recognizing saloons by
leasing property for saloon purposes.
Others claimed that il was no
worse to lease the city's property for u
saloon than for the city tai receive money
for licensing ~salonns. The offer for "a
saloon meant "a revenuc To the city of
about $40 a month more, the offer of
rental being an increase of <75 per month.
while in addition the license would Inc
S31 .25 per quarter. The matter last night
was referred to the city hall committee.
This morning Aldermen McDcrrnott
and Mueller went to Mr.. Fenncr, who
rompt offered 500 per month for the
use OF the property. The offer was ac-
ceptcd for a period of 10 days. The city
has thercfors, profitcd by the transaction
to the extent OF doubling its monthly rent.
Mr.. wniney thinks he should have been
consulted in the matter befors. the conn
mittec ~accepte the offer Of Mr.. Fcnncr
and that the property should have been
let to the highest bidder.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-07

have had the pleasure of prosecuting you.
hut under thu circumstances you
may TO-" Spra9uc left thu court room.
Mrs. Rayncr. who was one of the witt
nesscs against SpragSie. and an
friend Of Bessie. told Attorney Ccrbs'tt to-
day that Sprague did not choke Miss
Welsh last Monday night. N~otwithstand-
ing the fact in the police court ON Tuesday
when Bessie came in and tn have
the case dismissed against SpraQnc, Mrs.
Haynes told q STANDARD reporter that
Sprugue had choked the girl. but that
therc was no use in pushing the case
against him because all those in Sprngle's
place would swcarin his favor and against
the girl. To-day Mrs. Raynes has bccn
loud i'm her p~rotestations that her poor
dead companion had never bs.en ill-,'sssl
by Sprngue. Mrs. Haynes works for
Spragvic i'm his beer hail ami her sympa-
thies seem to go toward her living cm-
ployer.
A telegram was received In this city
at 3 O'Clock this afternoon from the dead
girls sister i'm Granite, stating that she
would come ON To Butte at once and take
charge of the body. Meantime Under
taker John Kirby has prepared il for
burial. The verdict of the jury
was that death resulted from causes un-
known.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-07
roo MANN CANNED TOMATOES.

what sta rtesl the Troul,le between Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Burns.
by the Standards special Wire.
BUTTE, March 6.-Mrs. Thoraas Burns
of Upper Centcrville came down town
last night and had Il warrant sworn out
for the arrest Of her usbaud. whom she
charged with threatening her with am axe
and driving her ont Of the house. The
warrant was issued and Deputy
served il. He found Burns takinR care of
four childrcn and Mrs. Burns was not tn
he seen. Mr.. Burns was taken before
Judge Eddy and was accompanied by
several of the neighbors. They said hat
the woman was as much tn blame as
ncglecting her family. IL also appeared
that IL Burns was locked mp th"rs. would
be no one to TAX care OF the children.
The Judge allowed him tai go.
The war between the people has APP
parently continued today. for Burns has
been around looking for the hes, means
of obtaining "a DIVORCE. while Mrs. Burns
made ~ complaint to- Judge Eddy again
tonight. She said TINT her husband would
not allow her i'm the house, and that he
was going to desert her, the mother of
nine children. TIN judge refused To in
terfcre in the matter. coming to the con-
clusion that the woman did as much abus-
ing and thinking as the man.
The recent difficulty between the couple
is said to have arisen from q: bill sent by
u Walkeryille grocery firm. An incredible
number OF charges were made Tor canned
tomatoes. Mr.. Burns knew lr hadn't
eaten so many cans of tomatoes the past
were garnishccd and on examination il
was developed that Mrs. Burns had pro-
cured whisky i'm various quantities AMI
had il charged up as canned goods.