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New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
SAID TO HAVE MARRIED "JACR" MASON
MARION MANoLA's LAWYER SAYS THAT IF SHE
HAS DONE so SHE HAS COMMITTED BIGAMY.

Ill
Boston. May 2 (specaD.-A dispatch from London
savs that (" Jackn Mason and Marion Manola were
married there yesterday. Mason gave bis age as
tbirty.two and Miss Manola said she was twentynne.
A Record" reporter this morning interviewed Miss
Manolas counsel in the divorce suit' u II, Pattee'
ar ca,,t he possIble,n Mr.. Patteo exclaimed. They
can't be such foos she knew Just exactly what the
conditions we're She asked me what the word 'nsi'
meant, and / explained it all. 1t is not as If they
were Ignorant / cannot tell at this moment whether
that marriage will hold good under Enghsh law IL
certainly will not here she cannot re divorced at all
now. If she applies for her final papers seven
months from now, she will have TO sim them In the
same name with which she entered the s'it. 1t Is
bgamy and either Of them comes to his state they
can he punished There is another aspect II MASON
grows tired of her and wants to break the b0nl al
Re has TO say is Here. YOU told me you were were
divorced, and now / find that you're no.;' NO. meS
are not acting under any advice OF mhe." -. -,
Miss Manola was divorced from her former nus
hand on HprI II in the superior Court in this city
the usual decree ns being enteTeo Dy 'uoSe Staples
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
MARRIED.

Keeps Shirts TO Measure, six for 81. None better
at any price. 300 and s11 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
=. AMERICAS GREATEST RAILROAD

The NewYork Central is the only fourtrack railroad
4, tbe world and the only trunk Hne running It's trains
~ to The CITY OF New-York. Its through and local SET
vice Is unsurDasseo.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
A par,ett 1lora SAWS in his claw Of Divorce

A. Parett Lloyd says IN MS Id" VI D''U'O :
DEGREES nsi are required in some OF the states.
The effect of these decrees is to allow certain time
t anso before the divorce is made absolute, giving
during the interval another opportunity to the parties
a.. hooo,no recoociea After the required time has
~ d md NO carse 10 the contrary Is shown the
decree ns made final and qe'0Tte giyen in in 5l MafSs
Si,orced from he'd and board, or who were divorced
NIX noder The old law and lived separate for three
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
Relations Notices,


ALL SOULS CHURCH, Madisons'e. and Goth st.
Rev r. HEBER NEWTON will preach az IL a. NJ, Rev.
L. b. RIDGELEY at 4 10 p. M
porp REPUTATION OF THE CHRISTIAN
REIGGION IN THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH,!
Massmeedng Of Christians at 80 j. m. Sunday MAy
THE CHIGKEEtTTGi TitR HAtI L Sfhiffiys'' sfifis' 5stssi
ApMissIoS FREE.
pETJEVfFS In the LORD JESUS invited % attend.
Sunday Morning and Evening at Assembly Rooms,
Metropolitan Opera House. Subjects: II No. The Bad
Fish" and at Is p. m, Haunted Houses"
CHRIST CHURCH on Boulevard and 7lst-st.-Diytns
service II q. and :i5 a. The Rector, Dr. J. 8,
SHIPMAN, Will oAcia,e
CHURCH OF CHRIST (scientist). Harcmsn Hall, cor.
ner l3th.st. and 5thave., entrance West 15th-st-
preaching sunday 10 80 a. and q. Bible
class IL Tuesday evening reading
rooms. % 5th-sye Open daily.
CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH. corner Of 34th-st ana
Perh Par ave- syesery,ess ser 81 II a. M Prsashpa BY Ssv
days"
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 5oth.st, near sth.aye;-
Preaching SUNDAY morning and evening by the Pastor the
Rev. Is. b. TYLER
FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY. 155 Worth
every Sunday at 80 D. m. The service almost wholly
by the children OF the institution Public invited. Doaa-
slons 81 second hand clothing and shoes solicited
NEW SOCIETY OF ETHICAL sPIRITUALiSrS'
Hail. a. West 14th-st-Ar GEO. T. COLBY. Inspl atoaa
Lecturer, IL a. m and $40 p M
ST. THoMAs's CHURCH. Sth-aye. and 53dst.. Rev.
J. W. BROWN Reetor.-Serylces Ascension Day (Thurs2
day Nav 81 &C II O'Clock Morning prayer sermon an4
Holy Communion. The Rector VIII preach.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY.
5perial Notices.

once. $50 sI1,h.ave.. corner 2sd.s.. n. T.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03

Notices of marriages must be indorsed with full
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
GRANITE MEMORIALS.

BLOCK OF HARD COMPACT. WELLrPoL1sHED
GRANITE is PROFESSIONALLY THE MOST Dun
ABLE OF WEATHER STONES.
IN EVERY AGE, OBJECTS "HEWN FROM Ihh
soIIn RoCKn HAVE BEEN TYPICAL OF ENDUR.
ANCE AND THE WORD ''GRANITE' is ASSOCl-
ATED IN OUR MINDS WITH ALL THAT 10 LAsIlNH
-PERMANE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WE USE ONLY THE BEST MATERIALS IN OUR
MEMORIAL AND MONUMENTAL CONSTRUCTION,
AND AIM TO GIVE OUR WORK AT WHATEVER
PRICE, A DIGNITY, ORIGINALITY AND PURITY
OF DESIGN WHICH DISTINGUISHES 1T FROM
OTHER PRODUCTS OF ITS CLASS.
TO THOSE INTERESTED WE OFFER SUGGES-
TIoNs OR SPECIAL DRAWINGS FREE CoRRE-
sPONDENCE INVITED.
NEw.ENGLAND MONUMENT CO.,
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03

CHRIST CHURCH, on Boulevard and 7lst-st.-Diyfns
service at II q. and io p a. The Rector Dr. J. 8,
SUIPMAN, Will osiciste.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03

CHURCH OF CHRIST (Scentst. Hardman Hall,
ner l9th.st. aud 5th:ave., entrance West lsthst-
Preaching service Sunday, 10 40 a. m. and Bible
IL Services every Tuesday evening az reading
rooms. 5thaye Open daily.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03

ALL SOULS CHURCH, Madison eve. and Goth st.
Rev. r. HEBFR NEWTON VIII preach az III a. NJ, Rev.
L. b. RIDGELEY at 4 10 y. m.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03

CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH. corner Of 34th-st. ana
ROBERT CoLLYER subjeet "sat bath Day Sun.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03

DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 56th-st, near stha.e;-
Preaching SUNDAY morning and evening by the Pastor the
Rev i. B. TYLER
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-08-07

I.i u
MrThos.P Price to VIII n the CON
tract for the ditch work
was awarded is a gentleman Of
considerable experience in that
line, we are informed. Last year
he had a contract on the Union
Pacific Ry. between Portland and
Seattle. His former home was
Lincoln Nebraska, where he has
long been engaged in railroad work
He was in to see us and states
that he wants the good willof the
people Of Lebanon and expects
when his labors are closed to 10
away no less thought of than an
honest capable man ought to be.
He says he will prefer Lebanon
people and people living along the
ditch in hiring hands.
Mrs, L. Foley returned home
Monday from a weeks visit ut the
sea-side.
Mr.. Owen South, we are glad to
say, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
J.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-08-07

The citizens committee on mo-
tor line was present and the chair
man stated that most Of the citizens
were infavor Of the motor linefrom
Lebanon to Sodaville and the coun-
Gil asked that the motor line COM
pany make their statement in writ
ing and they would act upon it.
The council generally seemed in
favor Of the motor line.
City ordinace No. 2 relating to
the abatement Of public nuisances,
published elsewhere was passed u
unanimously
The propriety Of having d night
watchman was discussed, but it
was decided ohavenone at present.
Sam'l NJ. Garland was elected
city attorney.
In the matter Of granting a fran
chise for electric lights it was de-
cided to consider the Foley propo-
sition ut the next regular meeting.
The proposition Of the EXPRESS
ON the publication Of the city ordi-
nances was accepted
The following claims were allow
ed:
+ n n. C,ovle fees 400 az
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-08-07
sale Of some Lebanon Property.

The house and two lots IF MI. s.
w. Moore, well situated il this
city, will be sold at SheFiffs sale
for cash In hand, 1T tie court house,
door il Albany, d Thursday at
one O'clock pm. August 18th, 1891,
This property should sell we'll.
Thos. Price, the ditch contractor,
wants 60 teams ut the upper end Of
the ditch early Monday morning
to begin work. 800 per day for
teams, $l.75 per day for men,
prompt pay. The wages are con
sidered good and all required is
good, honest days work. Lebanon
men and men living on line of
canal preferred.
$500 per day for teams, S1.75
per day for laborers paid By Thoa.
Price, ditch contractor. Report at
upper end Of canal next Monday.
We are informed that some mem
bers Of the Brownsville band stop
ping at the st. Charles, exchanged
9 couple Of empty bottles for
boarder's collar and tie. If said
Brownsville horn blower will do
the right thing now he will return
collar and tie to G. L. A. Of Eugene
Advance.
AT the drawing at Mesarvey'sgaller
ticket No. 0, held by Mr.. John Bing-
enheimer, drew the life-size picture.
MIR Mesarvey proposes to continue
this popular method Of advertising,
drawings coming off as rapidly as tick.
cts are taken. Hedoes first class work.
Preaching atthe Presbyt .rianchurch
next Sabbath, II a. nj and s D. NJ. by
Rev Il. e. Jackey, Pastor. Subj, els:
Morning, 'The privileges accorded the
righteous.n Evening, "mysteiies in
nature aud relision.n Sabbath scliool
~ a, in. Society of Christian Eudeav-
or, z p, M, Sunday instead Of Monday
as heretofore. Allart cordially Invited.
Rev. NJ, G.Aldrldge will preach in
the NJ. Il. Church next Sunday morn
ing and evening,
Mr.. Follis and wife have moved
to Mt Tabor, Oregon.
Mr.. Jonathan Watson returned
home from the seaside Tuesday.
Our genial friend r. NJ. Smith,
called on us last week. Come a.
gain Uncle Frank.
Mr.. p. Hart was in town Tuesday
last.
b. r. Skipworth, Esq, Of Eugene,
passed through oar town OH Tues
day, from the springs.
The damp weather this week will
throw a check on the mountains
travel.
MI. Norman Smith, Mrs. Funk,
Misses Ada Miller and Lulu West,
fall, Oh Monday, left for the anoua,
tains.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-08-07
FRIDAY, AUGUST Z 1891,


Moter line.
Several new buildings under eonstru
tiun.
Prof Bnrzee's new coitage il almost
finished.
q. Eichler's resident is now under
way, with Chas Stokes at the helm.
The new grocery store building of
Thos McCuclaek ii now completed. IL
issa nice one. The good. are now beiig
put onihe shelves and will soon be
ready for "bizn
The moter line from Sodaville to
Lebanon will be builtin the very near
future
Sodavllle Is fill of people now who
have COME ~ enjoy the sparkling bey-
erugc from alldirpction.
More than Il Thousand people were
drinking soda az the springon Sunday
lust, These springs are fast coming to
the front as Il watering place.
The public school will commence
about Sept. l4th with Louis Bafzee as
teacher again.
More than forty lots have been sold
in the Hill addition during the past
two month.
J & Robertson, of Turner Is hauling
lumber fer his new house.
A little over 100 persons attended the
Sabbath school, ut this place last Sab
hath..........SodavilIe nas two prayer
meetings; Sunday and Thursday even
tngs respeetively........A. P. Flory
has been hauling lumber from the
Jennings mill TO Lebanon for several
weeks, but will soon commence haul
ing forhis house which he will build
III the Hill addition. ........A large
attendance Of pupils ut the school is
expected this year. Several families
will move In from the rountry........
DR.. ]. L. Hill Of Albany is frequent
caller ut our city which means motor
to us.........A new church will be built
al this place this fall, but whether II
is to be a Free Methodist, Presbyterian
or Baptist, Is yet to be determined.
Prof. Frank Carter Of Chicago, made
a successful balloon ascension at this
place YESTERDAY after.noon, n M
heIght If nr.bsblv a5oo fea,' II a,,t
loose falling about $50 feet before the
parachute opened, aud his decent was
unusually rapido account Of the con-
dltlon of the atmoSpl'els. The bal-
loon continued on toa helEht Of about
6,OOO ieet ahd ilnatly fell uear the
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-20

lGluo1 $3.50 49, nnnnpun@npo
- nn1>r>1ra-
49, - - - - -. 90 -
'>Ibs 1noe - Q1lts ongep1uo ~
Dnn1 = - ~. vAp'4 - - Dnum
.oee ~ 0slch u hgsrsas
- eanvsss pzog.eens1 one,H -
sosl3 jntnsd ssvsrsl ss1nA esrisobuD 81
rs saoy b 1900 pNssnGAp>1pakAA ~
.snzpx1sd - nnd shss sAsy uese emnt
',snk ergsnt4a1anA Asane uneA - -
'ppunsslaU Asar>u sncaaha1itu. -
naAs spssehsD. - prove1 - - = ~
,snnnsnsful liar q : vaftssy - snkjestA
.ssss a vhisA nsansanv thane - hin-
Bst sas dAy towards ~ snA - & 81
De vss sppsoaeAsd b. = dAvswa "a 81
low whom ~ haA nss In NE coarse q
~ brief politisal easees. end foe uAnes
.jsdgusas h hAA isssnA1 - havs .
great usspsoA 0aA p~& caney - nan
uAo knew poli>fcs snA lsssa IL hut -
never haA tr1sd 70 ess 1ny thing ~
Hanusement out q y
'sYoang man. aid he. - Il - smsy
70 see ye made fool of
sThxnkn,s aid Ruasa1. 81 sAoulA
be sorry myself h cosld - It."
"An' don't ye know thin that 11sssys
sold ye ost? Why. as plain - the noe
On yer lace. Thss's eli hs ever wanted
~ yes ! know noonsy down 70 tAs
sole Of his feet. and that's his gnrne.
take me wufrd for it,
Russell wss surprised hst he was not
shocked He haA newer doubted that
Rooney would play him or any other
man false II there IVES enough In It hnt
he had not sean the motive Ia this case.
HE wants to Be deputy commissioner
Of mud-scows under Tsmmany." said
Casey. Hes been after tho Job ever
sinoe he dropped out through the bot
tom of tho Eighty-ninth street railway
afAiP. Hes never before he'd . man
strong enough to trade ou. bat hs's got
him now. an the deal - sure to ~
made"
On tho strength OF this information
Russell made . careful investigation
under Casey's direction. and he was not
long In satisfying himself that Rooney
had indeed sold him out When the
truth had fairly found it, way into his
brain he ssuntered down 70 the King
headquarters. where he had talk with
several district workers Of Tammany.
The next day he wrote letter with
drawing In favor Of King and In the
Interests Of Democratic harmony in the
district
TO BE coxTINuEpl.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-20

mnrna - 1knu11v nn1D - -.
- - - - - - - -
49, = - fhny U~no - 00non61a
hn1x paiftfnnkRA - - dluA&pUn
- spsa6 laaes - - sf.a.a'
N1oo tu> - nsee neuhevs - -
tnAnfg1ng nsAw - fssnRI - oagaa
- puae - 90 s1AnDA po.nn1A 49,
furn1hne ~ hsonw 60 va1anAas -
49, tnfa1se1nn - - sn.nmea -
nnhnl 1snnpxA
Rssssu - pevuass - thss1nben1 -
,vsa tAs spasAal kssesf 1swe11 A1ie1
by1isssafag - sAs1r s>es1Ds 81 ths6ro~n
grsst.sns- nsss were - snsa Ne
hsd pekire1 fson eong6encss pokltkcs
bsoannp the neuqaosEs I'D 10000
thsn uaf>irly By pshltsAiAg - faes
n certain fnsnreslng esseA Thag vsss
- much 81 pow~s - -. ehoagh-
BsAtnd the srsans hey gsvs ths er1ess
and ssgaisssa the exio anA ssranoss
ef eshes psn- Miks Roonsy, In pAvsie-
uhr. bad taken . great fancy 70 Rna-
sell and often ibid him sspriss Of the
dzys when politics weee worth some
thing Rooney wAs . worshiper 81
old amna. bat be did not neglect him.
self In the present He bad been n
alderman fos good many yoAxs previous
- the Eixhty-ninth street railway ex-
pcsas bus hsa hsen treated ooldsy By
she reorganization since thai sms. he
claimed 70 nave oeen treated nnfs1sy
BY Tzmmany and had gone TO The
eounties. and there received equally haA
usage.
I've got tired at working for those
Follows" said Nike. "snd this fall Pm
going TO do little work for Nike
Rooney. Haven't lost my grip on the
Thirtieth Assembly district YET. and you
bet your life on 1t
Russell replied that while he never
bet on elections he did not doubt Mr..
Rooney's power. He lived In that dis
triot himself and hsd had occasion to
observe IL
"Im laborfnR for an independent
Democratic candidate for the assem-
bly," said Rooney. "King would get .
denomination and m election II Tam
many was left to run things, but he's
weak, and I believe can down him
with the righs man"
Russell ventured to inquire how he
would do. and 10 his surprise Rooney
seemed pleased with the suggestion.
Neither of thcm gave It much thought
st the time. but whom politics began 70
thrust itself into prominence in the
f2ll. Rooney took the subject ND serious
N. Ray promised financial backing, and
Il began to look Is II Russell had .
chance of roin0 to the assembly. King
was sure TO be the regular Tammany
nominee. but Rooney carried q rood
m.ny votes in his pocket. and he
believed that he could fight hts man
through. But there was . man named
Cunningham who was making Q strong
effort 70 get the nomination from the
county Democrats and independents
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-20

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Of feeling afraid or uncertain, some
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Telegram-herald., 1891-01-20

expecting to meet Cunningham. They'll
And you there g tho host an&~e'u do
great work before we Let 'em out Wen
march en- around from there 20 she
hall, and those that / can't bring ancand
20 my views I'll get 90 full that they
can't walk. I'll tell you. my boz, vsxs
got EN- on tho run"
Rooney worked his plan 90 cleverly
that Cxnningham's banquet carried the
day for Russell. He secured the noun1-
nation and the campaign openeds viths
general laugh in his favor.
But SERIOUS obstacle soon rpreBdnte0
Itself. The strength Of the vote In the
district wss Hibernian In its tendencies.
and tho whisper that Russeal U.s. a.
Engiishman began TO hurt him, Itwas
very little use TO contradict thst rumor
BY showing that his grestsrandfather
lad been born on Cape Cod The ext
rency required something much better
than that Ropnsy grew quite despond'
ant thinking about IT.
"Everyvhere 90 fsd CHS 4Aink
ae1n' me- said he. "Couldn't You rake
ND 9DfH8 f6A0tire IN iFSt8Has Wv ~ ~
ind something to Offset this eusfnesA~
Rssseil had begun 10 Be Interested 10
The fight; aud be took this question an
der serious consider alton A. engfh.
be remembered that Rayt ecachnAn
49, named William Russell The iden-
<isy Of the names had once been the
cause az an sznusfns little scene. Ras
ell 81 once hunted Up NE coanAaa.
ard inqnired where h wss bora
ssDsslin, b shs b1eeu1a' ~ HaspA.s
exolainaed william. promp>1y.
RasSsz1 shook hin warnfy4Y0s
1nnd.
sT v,nA - horssU - sesa1aAoo -
yszy b>wsA. ~ ~.
.Ble1 - ha<& -. Shesss@6As
1hinx-
viewer n5nf- es~e shs ea&wSns
Tn cable soson 30 sAe prsrsFroRsk
esA pspsra We oas 80 &c. hsss b
1irse - efect me-
Russell sernrsi Ais fseta sAsA dxfss8
She. eqarhnaz b. xslsnacaenk1kz be
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-20

worse kinA s1nsed him n Tho fsos. n
he eosld poe deceive Ray the gsms -
up He thought q dozen plsnA and
st list hit upon ono which was 90 sim
pie shaa u looked almost childish. and
yst hs believed that h would work.
The ansoAines were stored In . rough,
dimly-lighsed room 81 the factosy.
There were aho<st dozen Of th<n in
Two rowa- Thsye should have been
twenty 10 mako tho sccounts como out
hight Russell secretly visited the fac-
tory ahsad Of Ray, and. on some pro-
tenss OF allowing tho machines TO hstter
advantage, he had some workmen put q
big mirror against the wall behind the
rows Of motors. This wall had no vim
dows, for tho light was admisGed ct each
end Of the soom- The edges al tho
mirror Russell carefully concealed.
Than he had . short and confidential
interview with We engineer. The room
wss heated by steam pipes in WIN
ter. II was then May. and . hot day.
too but Russell got the engineer 10
sWzttch the steam into this Doom full
heaA Then heclosed the windows, and
In sboat an hoaf tho temperature rose
to thaG Of Tho hot room IN . Tur3kish
bath.
Ray osene cut shont Ave O'Clock IN
he afternoon. he was In . hurry, and
Russell knew It. RUSSELL showed him
through varAcus parts Of the building.
and at last they climbed the stairs TO
che room In which the motors were
stored n was Ike . nsry furnaes
when bay, already pufnng with HE
climb up tho steep stairs. put his lad
Into II
'90ssas hnsvensr he exoaafDeA mop
ping his forehead. whist section Of the
infsrnAl regions Ia this?"
~ - neoossary to keep the machines
n . high temperature for /. few days. I"
Russell sxplsined, with shaking nerves-
They work the better for n"
Tho room was not very light, bat the
nnphinss were plainly Visible from =
htt2s raised platform near tho stairs.
Let as stop here" sid RuAsazls
Athese Is moro air."
'1'H have to get out Of here" said
by; I'm roasting"
he ran his eye hsstdly over the ma
chimes. counting them Tho Illusion Of
the mirror from that poan4 was good
IL mako twenty -six," said he.
''Thsnk heavens" said Russell. under
his breath; "the old man has not only
counted tho images In tho mirror. but
h has soen two Of them double"
They descended hastily.
Every thing seems 10 be going right. .
I'D Ray whom hs had regained his
broath-
''Yes,' replssd Russell With sigh Of
Yef1eG 'sWe hsve had . few narrow o.
oapes out hero. bat Trust our troubles
aze over"
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