Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-05-14


ven II her relationship be not
known. This continued until re-
Gently, when the DOCTORS prolonged
visits aroused the suspicious Of the
teachers landlady, who went to
Mrs. Hotcbkiss with the informa-
ton, and the latter lady confided to
the former the secret Of the marrl-
age In self-defeEse. The boarding
house keeper told the story, and 1t
was soon all over the city. Mrs.
Hotchkiss was terribly incensed, and
As her son was compelled to ac-
knowledge the marriage, she made
him institute suit for divorce ON
the ground Of incompatibility and
illegal ceremony. The case was de
cided yesterday in favor Of the wife,
and the plea dismissed. The strange
feature now is that Mrs. Hotchkiss
has disappeared, no one knows
where. and some think evil has be-
fallen her.
JEWS ARE GLAD.
LONDON, May 14.-A Vienna dis
patch says some Of the Jews In that
city are not slow to evince their sat
isfactlon atthe distress of thekussian
imperial family, owing to the at
tack on the czarowitz, and over
that it is just retribution for the
frightful calamities inflicted on Il g
Jews by the czar's government. In
Warsaw the police arrested several
men who were disseminating the
news in an exaggerated form to the
effect that the czarowitz was dead.
The Austrian emperor has telegraph
ed his coincidence to the czar, with
an anxious inquiry as to the latest
news Of the czarowitz's condition.
The Austrian authorities In Galicia
have been ordered to repress sternly
any exhibition of satisfaction with
the occurrence, but groups of people
la Cracow lined the streets last
night, talking over the even with
evident pleasure. CracOw Is full of
refugees, and there was no conceal
ment of delight at the blow which
had fallen on the household Of the
autocrat. This feeling is not 80
strange when II is remembered that,
according to the latest advices, the
roads from Moscow to the frontier
were strewn IN some places last
week with the remains of the aged
and of infants who had perished
from hardships.
WAS GOING TO SKIP.
ALBANY, N. Y, May 14.-George
franklin Chism, bookeeper of the
Albany Casket Company, was ar
rested yesterday afternoon with a
ticket for Montreal In his possession,
together with a $515 of the com
pany's money and two checks for
$3.50 and $53S, to which he had
affixed the signature of ID. K. Case.
president of the Casket company.
Chism's dishonesty was discovered
by President Case q day or 80 ago
through false entry in the books.
Following this clue, President Case
found this morning that $3.50 check
had been raised to $43e, and cashed
at the county bank. This discovery
hastened the arrest of the book
keeper. He was caught just in time,
as he had his vallse packed, and
only waiting to cash the other two
checks. He confessed his guilt and
admitted he had intended to skip to
Canada. Chism is a member Of the
Young Mems Christian Association,
and had borne an excellent reputa-
ton. His downfall is due to his
passion for playing the horses
When arrested he had several pool
room checks on to-day's races at
Guttenburg.
FIRE IN NEW YORK.
New York, May l4.-The old
Sailors Exchange building, at ls9
and l9l Cherry street, was gutted by
fire early yesterday. Damage to
the building and stock is estimated
at $4,000. The building was four
stories In height, the basement oc-
cupled by William Woods as a soap
factory, second floor by William
Roberts, druggist, third floor vacant,
and top floor by the firm Of Lain 4
Fink, wholesale druggists. The stock
Of all except the soap firm was total
ly destroyed.
PROTEST AGAINST MAXWELL.
INTER LAcHEN, Fla, May A.
AT the session Of the Florida Hortl-
culture Society, now In annual ses-
sion heIe, resolution was passed