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SORRY She SCRATCHED HIM.
Wishes She Had Not Waded Into the
S.a 10 Pull Her Rivals Hair.
She Was Jealous, She Admits, but
Ho Says She Has No Cause.
tsrrcrAr TO r,tr rvrNrNa wontn. ! !

AsBuRy PARK, n. j., July 23.-To-day's en-
crossing topic In every quarter is the hair
pulling, facc-scratChing AFFAIR In the surf, In
which Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Baker, OF New
York, and n young woman, whose identity Is
concealed were the participants.
II occurred yesterday afternoon. Mrs Ba-
ker, who Is very pretty woman, discovered
her husband bathing with the beautiful un-
known. ana disregardful OF her elegant sum
mcr costume, rushed into the water and at
tempted TO assault her supposed rival.
she was prevented by her husband from
| reaching the other woman, but she scratched
MIR. Bakers face artistically until he forced
her back to the bench and gave her into the
care ot a policeman.
The other woman bathing scudded out into
deep water. An EVENING WORLD reporter
saw Baker at the Brighton to-day. He said {:
" Ever since last March my wife has been
mentally unbalanced. she often has spells Of
lunacy and threatens me with bodily harm.
She Is Jealous which fact makes our life very
embarrassing.
"Tuesday, with one or the young ladies OF
the house, ! went In bathing. MY wife learned
OF 1t and tool; me to task. she then packed
IN, saying she was going to New York, but
Qll not 90.
Last evening | went walking on the board
walk with young lady. My wife was watch
Ing me, have since found.
Yesterday afternoon, with the children, |
went down to the beach and went In bathing
with this same young lady, who happened to
be there.
~ knew nothing Of my wife's presence
until she charged upon me In the water with
her good clothes on"
At this juncture Mrs Baker entered the
room with her Oldest child, boy OF ten
years.
"YOu're trying to make out that I'm out OF
my head, are yOuY" she said to her husband.
Turning to the reporter, she said:
"1his story Of my being crazy IL flNed-up
arrangement by MIR. Baker to get sympathy.
guess the people on the beach didn't take
his part much, though l overheard somebody
say: Good; glory In her spunk when
sailed into him. II had been her would
have given him hOrsewhlpping,' said AN
other woman"
Mrs. Baker said she intended to 20 to New
York Tuesday, when she LEFT the house, but
afterwards concluded to stay around and
watch the head Of the family.
"1his isn't the first time have had trouble
with him" said she We were up In the
Catsills last summer and he went star gazing
and moonlight walking with pretty women.
lie SAYS | IN jealous. That's all right
but have "A right to be jealous when have
caught him tllrtlng with other women"
Mrs. Baker says she is sorry the afIair OF
yesterday occurred, hut she doesn't expect TO
"make up" very soon.
Baker declared that he didn't mean any,
thing wrong; that he doesn't think that his
conduct was questionable.
The woman with whom he was bathing has
left Asbury Park.
coming here many years. Bakers father Is u
prominent Methodist clergyman, who is now
In Ocean Grove with his family. The Bakers
are still at the Brighton.
The evening world., 1891-07-23
LOCAL SPORTING DATES
Racing at Brighton Beach daily. a. 80P NJ.
July,

July.
lawn tennis championship Of LopF Island, p, N.
Baseball, P NJ, Philadelphia against New
spsina sins sSms. ta of I tSs Astoris Athletic club
Road run Of the Gotham Wheelmsn to South
HSndie1p road race OF the Kings County Wheel
Resatts of the Friendship Boat Club on the
% DaS6lS,E,S S' race ci the GrAmsrOy Boat Club on
BassbSh, $50 P. NJ; Philadelphia against
Brooklyn, at Eastern Park, Brooklyn,
against Staten island Cricket Club, At West New
TSarnsmsnt for the lAwn-tenn!s championship
of Long Island, at Southampton, l.. l., 9P. NJ
HohoEus Valley Tennis Club, mems progressive
singles, at Ridgewood, Nj SPH MI,
Yacht Club, Long Island Sound, OF LGrehmont. IL
Regatta Of the Staten Island Sound Squadron Of
'-R Races of the Mosquito Fleet Of the CoiinthiGn
Cricket /. 80 P. N Brooklyn against Berkeley,
At Prospect PARK, Bedford against MAnhatt&p, e.
Clifton, N. j. Paterson against KinRs County, at
Paterson, n. j. Staten Island against New Jer-
ssy, at Livingston, &, l.; Fort Hamilton against
Harlem, at Fort Hamilton.
28.-RoAd run Of the Gotham Wheelmen to
BensonhurSt, L. l., o A. NJ.
Road run Of the New York Bicycle Club to Bay
'fs Road d run q the South Brooklyn wheolmen to
Road Fua the Rings County wheelmsn to Bath
Besssh /; k;Ll9H'Ts R,oo,r,n ,,,,r.t phn,.
delphiA, at Eastern Park. Brooklyn.
Tournament Of the Hudson River Lawn Tennis
Association. at Hastings on Hudson, p. NJ
The evening world., 1891-07-23
GARBAGE ON ARVERNE BEACH.
Comptroller Myers Complains, and
Comm ssioner Beattie Replies.

Comptroller Myers has written letter 10
STRENGTHENING Commissioner Beattie In ref
erence to complaints received from the prop
erty owners at Averne-by-the-Sea OF the pres
ence on the beach OF garbage and refuse
dumped by the Department scows.
The Comptroller is staying at Arverne, and
he testifies TO the abOminable condition OF the
beach.
Several alfidavits, he said, have been made
by residents Of the nuisance, and he asked
Mr.. Beattie to take steps TO remedy things at
once.
The reply OF Commissioner Beattte was for
warded TO Comptroller Myers this afternoon.
IL suggests that II the property owners
have any knowledge OF the violation OF the
law by crews Of the scows or tugs that they
fie such evidence with him.
lie clGims that since April Z, 1890, there
has been but one complaint made against the
scOws OF his department, which investigation
showed 70 have been the result OF au accident.
As 10 the dead animals on the beach, he
says that he is poweTless TO take CoRniZance
OF them as the removal OF dead animals rrOm
this city is safely within the jurisdiction OF
the Board OF Health.
The evening world., 1891-07-23

A full account OF Wan street anaIrs Will DC
found In THX EvEEISO WORLDS O'Clock
special issue.
The evening world., 1891-07-23
LAST EDITION.
He SLUGGED SLAVIN.
Mitchell Makes an Exhibition Of the
Australian.
Knocked OFF the Stage in a Liver
pool Theatre.
Slavin Was Tipsy and Mitchell
slavin Was Tipsy and Mitchell
Fought Unfairly.

ESPECIAL CABLE TO THE EVENING woRrp1
LONDON, July 23.-Frank p. Slavin, the
Australian pugilist who defeated Jake Kill
rain In America only short time ago. was
Knocked all over the stage OF a Liverpool
theatre last night and held up TO the derision
OF an English sporting audience by Charlie
hltchen man whom he believed to be his
best friend.
Mitchell trained slavin for his 20 with Kill
rain, and had signined his Willingness to
serve the Australian In the same capacity in
the event of his getting on match with Sui
Ivan.
siavin and Mitchell have been giving box
Ing exhibitions, Mitchells father-in-law.
Pony Moore, acting as master Of ceremonies.
Inc party was given an ovation in Liverpool
yesterday, and the Australian drank a trine
more liquor than was good for him, as was
evident when he stepped on the stage.
The audience was made up largely Of
MltchelPs partisans, some OF whom were OF
the opinion that Charley could make an ex-
hioition OF Slavln II he chose to do 50.
During the first round some ofthese spec.
tators yelled to their favorite: 1t i'm ard.
Chollyl Put the bloomhink duffer to sleep P'
Had Slavin been perfectly sober It Is prob
able he would have paid no attention 20 these
remarks. As II was, he stepped TO the foot
lights and gravely informed the shouters that
Mitchell couldn't hit him once In q hundred
years.
Mitchell yelled: Cant thought" and
then he sailed into Slayin like a cyclone and
fought the tipsy pugilist to his knees. He
continued to punch him after the Australian
mad dropped his guard, and was evidently
trying TO land Knockout blow on his kneel-
ing antagonists jaw.
This conduct pleased the audisnce, and
there We're cries OF " Down 'iml ana .Don,t
let I'm hupl"
Mitchell responded by dealing SIavin a
blow that sent hin over the footlights among
the auditors.
Pony Moore, after vainIy calling "tirne,"
ran into the wings and rung down the cur
tain.
The Australian was helped back on the
stage In the mean time, and Mitchell hit him
several times after the curtain fell. He
wanted TO fight the Australian to a fnish
then and there. With the help OF stage hands
Pony Moore finally succeeded In separating
the men, who were not allowed 10 meet again
during the night.
An EVENING WORLD correspondent sought
an interview with slavin, but the Australian
was In no condition to receive visitors.
Pony Moore was asked II the row would not
nave the effect OF causing a split-up between
slayin and his son-in-law, and he said:
at was a beastly bad piece OF business, me
boy, but Chawles and Slavin understand each
other perfectly, and I hope to smooth the
matter over. can't ind 1t In me art to
blame Chawles. Blawst me, If he couldn't
ave put Sullivan himself to sleep last night.
He's good one but trine too strong in tenn
per. I've seen slavtn, and II you newspaper
fellows don't make too much noise everything
will come out all right"
The evening world., 1891-07-23
SING KEE MAY Be A LEPER.
Suspicious Ailment of a Ridge
Street Laundryman.

A report was current this morning that an
other Chinese leper had been discovered, In
the person OF Ling Kee, who keeps u laundry
at 30 Ridge street.
1t appears that the story was started by a
remark made by Justice Duny, before whom
Kee appeared as witness In the Essex Mar
ket Court yesterday.
Kee Is suffering with some other disease
than leprOsy, and his face is covered with
erupuons This caused Justice Dufry to ex-
claim:
"Are you leper too 2" and he added: "The
Board OF Health should look after you"
Kee was at work at his washtub to-day
when an EVENING WORLD reporter saw him.
He said he had been sick for two months, but
did not know what was the matter with him
lie had no doctor.
DR.. cyrus Edison, TO whom the matter was
reported, said he would Investigate the case.
The evening world., 1891-07-23

American PoOls-Ln TosCa, s25; field, ~.
La IOsca won, with BOlerO second and PEN
nyroyal third. Time-l.O2.
The evening world., 1891-07-23
CRASHED INTO THE FREIGHT.
Engineer, DisreRardinR Signals. Dies
With Hand on the Throttle.

ELNIRA, n. d., July 23.-By collision be-
tween Northern Central freight and q
Lchigh Valley passenger train In this city at
lO4G O'Clock last night one man was killed
and two others badly injured.
The Lehigh, a local train, was entering the
city, as was also he freight. Engineer Bot
kins, OF the Lehi2h, ignored the signals and
crashed into the rear or the freight.
The freight cars were smashed int k1ndling
wood, the ICOmOtiye was stripped and thrown
down a bank and the track torn up for u con-
siderable distance.
was found buried under the wreck of the cab
with his hand at the throttle. lie must have
been instantly killed. lie has a wife and sew
cral children at Waverly.
John Daniels, ot Wilkesbarre, a baggage
man,was severely injured. NJ. W. Tillmln, Of
Waverly, the fireman, suffers from shock and
BCalds
The evening world., 1891-07-23
MAYOR CHAPINs APPoINrEES.
Three New Members In Brooklyn's
Board Of Education.

Mayor Chaplin, OF Brooklyn, to-day an
nounced the appointment OF the following
citizens as members OF the Board OF Educa-
ton:
Albert c. Aubrey, Caesar simis, John H.
Creevey, Anton Schimmel, John Flynn
Thomas Cacciola, william Harkness, II. P.
Halsey, John Harrigan, Joseph C. Hendrix,
Arthur r. Jarrett, John McNamee, Edward
Stewart, Colored.
The new members OF the Board are Simis,
Schimmel and CacciOla. Mr. Simis Is hat
manufacturer, Mr.. Schimmel Is an influential
German OF the Sixteenth Waru, and CacciOla
has "pull" with Italian voters. He has
been in America over twenty years.
Simis succeeds Charles A. Buttrick, SChim-
mel succeeds Horace F. Dresser, and CacciOla
takes William p. Fergusons place. Their
terms OF ONCE expire July /, 1894. There is
no salary attached to the ONCE
The evening world., 1891-07-23
GIGANTIC WHEAT TRUST.
United Farmers Alliances Trying to
Corner the 1891 Crop.

United Farmers Alliances Trying to
Corner the 1891 Crop.
tBY ASSOCIATED PREss.1
ST. PAUL, Mimi, July 23.-Thls city has
been made the headquarters OF movement
by the United Farmers Alliances to corner
the entire wheat crop or the United States.
For several days large force OF employees
at 317 Wabasha street has been sending out
circulars requesting all classes OF farmers to
keep back the wheat crop.
The Alliance Press Bureau, the Reform
Press Bureau and state Press Bureau are
working together, endeavoring to unite the
farmers In a gigantic wheat trust, In which
the producers shall be the stockholders and
by which the spectators and wheat buy ers
will be squeezed to the wall.
A circular reciting the benefits OF combi-
nation and urging the formation OF the
trust has been made public.
II estimates the wheat crop Of 1891 in the
United states at 0,O0o, 900 bushels The
promoters believe that four-nfths OF this
wheat can be held back for from four to eight
weeks by which time It is thought prices
will have gone skyward.
The evening world., 1891-07-23
FIRED ON A FRENCH CORVETTE
Serious Mistake of the Chilian
Insurgent Boat Esmeralda.
r,pIcIAr cARLr TO THE rvrNrso woRrD

PARIS, july 23-Adylces from VALPARAISO
say that the French corvette Volta was tlred
upon twice by the Gillian insurgent wRrship
Esmeralda, near Coquimbo Bay, being mis-
taken for one Of BalmaCeda's boats
The French Admiral has demanded an apOl-
ogy from the Insurgents which Is more than
likely to be made, as the CongrcsslOnsls are
more than anxious 20 be on good terms with
Franco
The evening world., 1891-07-23
WILL GIVE HIM TIT FOR TAT.
Asbury Park Business Men Prepar-
ing for War with Mayor Bradley.

ing Tor War with Mayor Bradley.
Mayor James A. Bradley, OF Asbury Park,
has undertaken to enforce sunday closing in
that popular Summer resort. He has issued
notice to the effect that unless the drug
and cigar stores there are hereafter closed on
Sundays he will ruin their trade by establish
ing booths in the park and on the street cor
ners, selling the same wares offered by the
dealers at cost price or less.
This notice and determination on the part
OF Mayor Bradley result from the fact that
Asbury Park drug and tobacco dealers kept
their stores open last sunday in spite OF the
Mayors threat TO prosecute them II they did
business on that day.
The dealers say that II the Mayor carries
out his present threat they will retaliate by
causing the arrest OF all the employees at
Mayor Bradley's bathing g-houses who do busi-
ness on Sunday,
The evening world., 1891-07-23
KILLED HIS OWN DAUGHTER.
By tho Same Accident Wounded q
Younger Child.
fBY ASSOCIATED PRrss. !

LAPEHR, Mich, July 23.-Asa Williams, q
well-known farmer in Beerneld Township, ten
miles north OF here, went out in the field ac-
companied by his family. The children
wanted birds wings for their hats and Will
iams took his shotgun along.
He was walking before the children, when,
discharged Instantly killing his tweive-year-
old daughter and painfully Wounding .
younger child
The evening world., 1891-07-23
LAST edition.
TATR0 AT The BAR.
Augusta USinser'S AbduCtOr Remalded
Until Saturday.
His Offer Of Marriage Spurned by
His Victim.
The Prisoner Denies That an Assault
Was Committed.

william Tatro, a locomotive engineer, OF 3
sigourney place, Hartford, Conn, was ar
ralgned In Jefferson Market Police Court this
morning on a charge or abducting pretty Au-
gusta Usinger from Lang & Boecherer's En-
ployment Agency, at 1878 Broadway, on June
10 last, and taking her to a lonely spot near
Meriden, Conn, where she says he assaulted
and abandoned her
The evening world., 1891-07-23
QUICKSAND SWALLOWS A TRAIN.
Peculiar Accident on the Harlem
Road near Scarborough.

Workmen are busy to-day resurrecting an
engine and a derrick car OF the Harlem Rail-
road, which are engulfed IN a bed OF quick
sand near scarborough station.
A new track had been built over the quick
sand, and the locomotive hauled the derrick
ear L. the spot 20 hoist sleepers. Suddenly
the ground gave way, erything being buried
except the smnkcstaCk OF the engine The
loss Is estimated az $4,000. No one was
The evening world., 1891-07-23
Anna Nilseon Discharged.

Gen. o'Beirne and Assistant United states
District-Attorney Mott to-day brought the
case OF detained immigrant Anna Nilsson
before Judge Wallace upon the testimony
taken at Yesterdays hearing before Commits
sioner Shields, and Judge Wallace ordered
the girl to be discharged.
The evening world., 1891-07-23
SARATOGA'S RACING BEGINS.
Valera Just Gallops Away with
the Travers Stakes.
LBH AssoCIArEp pnEsa.I

SARATOGA, N. Y, July oa.-1hls was the
opening day OF the races here.
The weather was cloudy, with sprinkles Of
rain; the track moderately fast, but lumpy In
spots. The attendance was Iair,
First Race.-IntrOductnry scramble for
three-year-olds ana upward tiye furlongs.
The evening world., 1891-07-23
Big Four switchmen Still Out.

SPRINGFIELD, o., July 23.-The Big -Four
Switchmen are stlll out, superintendent
Rose, OF the Cincinnati Division, Is firm In his
refusal Of their demands. The mems places
are being ra Dldly tlled The SWitChmcn As
sOciation will take no action, as most Ol the
strikers ATe nOn-union men.
The evening world., 1891-07-23
DROWNED THEIR PLAYMATE.
Two Boys Held For Murder by 4
Camden Coroner's Jury.
mn AEsnCIATRD rRERa-

CAMDES, y. j., July oS-At the coroner's
inquest to-day IN the drowning case OF Perry
Jordan, co red boy, IA years OF age, the
testimony showed that the boys Joseph Gibbs
and Ernest Waples held Jordan under water
unJll he was exhausted and then lert him 10
drown.
The jury held the boys responsible, and
they will answer at court.
The evening world., 1891-07-23
No Sunday Cigars in Hartford,
Inv

HARTFORD, Conn, July 23.-The Chief OF
Police has notified proprtetors OF cigar stores
that they must keep closed on Sunday, and
prOprietors OF drug stores were notified that
they must discontinue selling cigars and con.
fectionery. Eating saloons will not be per-
mitted 10 sell cigars TO their patrons.
The evening world., 1891-07-23
POST DID NOT APPEAR
But the Tubular Car Company's
Engineer Was Held at the Tombs.

Josiah W. Bvigan, chief engineer Of the
Steel Tubular car Company arrested IN
Buf'lo on complaint OF John W. Post, gen
eral manager ot the company, was arraigned
In the Tomb5 this morning Pos, charges
that Briean embedded s2s,5OO of the Com
pany's funds and a note for 81, 800.
Post was not I'm court this m lruiug, and jus
tice Diver remand BTiean for examination.
as he refused 20 make any statement. Post
has left the International Hotel
The evening world., 1891-07-23
TO TEST ELECTRoCUTIoN LAW.
City Editor Hennessv ofthS News
Selected as the Martyr.

The Grand Jury to-day reported a true bill
or indictment against Charles orc. Hennessy,
city editor OF the DdHV Nslrs, for violation Of
section 6o7 OF the Code OF Criminal Procedure,
In publishing an account OF the details OF the
recent electrocutions In Sing Sing
The evening world., 1891-07-23
Sick children's Excursion.

The seventh trip OF the Floating Hospital
OF st. Johns Guild for this season took place
to-day. one thousand and forty-slx sick chill
dren and their mothers enjoyed days uut-
ing. This trip was given by the New York
Jewellers Board OF Trade.
The evening world., 1891-07-23

Oberlln and Sir DAViu scratched.
American POOls-HOOdlum and silver King,
&25 valera, $40
HOodlum was regarded as u cinch by the
talent, though the auctions placed him on the
same terms with silver King, aud scarcely
any one regarded valera to be In II.
Yet VALERA was an easy winner, running
two lengths out from the FIRST furlOng and
Hoodlum only barely reached him at the close
OF the mile.
Then Valera shook him on, and desnite
Bergens best erTorts In the h mCstretch,
Valera carried the stakes by two lengths at
the wire, with silver King third by nve
spaces Time-2.49.
FOURTH RACE.
Flash Stakes, two-year-olds, half a mile.
Won by ZOrling, Promenade second, Tom
Tough third. Time-0.4sI.
The evening world., 1891-07-23
Rats Caused This Fire.

blaze in the cellar OF 40 East Flfty-eighth
street to-day did $25 damage. 1t was caused
by rats gnawing box OF parlor matches left
In the tray OF an old trunk
The evening world., 1891-07-23
Golden Rod Club omcers,

The Golden Rod Pleasure Club, organized
on July last and composed OF young ladies
under sixteen years OF age has ele ,ted these
Officers: Miss Stella Posner, President; Miss
Frlda Scheyer, Nice-President; Miss Annie
Treasurer o.
The evening world., 1891-07-23
Tenants Driven out By Fire.

A tire broke out at 10 o'clock this morning
In the hve-story tenement-house, 23 sunolk
street. Some tenants Ned pell-mell 20 the
street, others escaped by the roof and fire.
escapes. None was injured, but the build
ing Is damaged $4,000.
The evening world., 1891-07-23
KIRWAN WANTED DELAY.
Given Few Hours to Prove that
His Wife Is Ill.

When the case OF Real Estate Dealer John
p. Kirwan, charged with attempted assault
on Mrs. Mary Allen, was called for trial in
General Sessions to-day, his lawyers asked
for postponement because OF Mrs. Kirwan's
alleged serious illness.
Recorder smyth adjourned the case until
this afternoon 10 give time 10 get medical
testimony.
This afternoon the case was adjourned TIL
next Monday
The evening world., 1891-07-23
Sued for Their Sons Bonds.

George II. schoonmaker OF 57s State street,
Brooklyn, under Indictment on a charge OF
forgery, is missing. District-Attorney Ridg-
way has begun an action to recover on his
bond for $4,000. Schoonmaker's parents are
his suretieS
The evening world., 1891-07-23
Fell From a Building.

James j. Otis OF 81 Beach street, while
tearing down an cid building at 59 Bayard
street this morning, fell from the first story
into the basement and was seriously injured.
lie was taken home.
The evening world., 1891-07-23
The Cloak Firm May Yield.

The strike at Messrs. oppenheim & Collins's
cloak factory will probably be settled to-day.
The firm asked for a conference with the
Strike Committee this afternoon, and II Is be-
lieyed that the strikers demands Will be ac-
ceded TO.
The evening world., 1891-07-23
WILLIAM TETRo.

At the request of his lawyer, James W. Nc
-aughlin, OF $50 Broadway, Tatro was re-
manded until Saturday for examination, In de-
fault OF $4,000 bail. He says he will then
prove by friends and relatives that there was
no abduction
The evening world., 1891-07-23

" A1uANN lpAs 1uAy
%. - Weather HdI-
cations:
For Eastern Nel0
York LiUht shOl0-
erS, stationary tsHl-
perdture, toith south
toinda.
The following record
shows the { Changesin
the IpInI RruIuFe for
The evening world., 1891-07-23
Probably a Murderer.

Frank Romaniello, the Italian who stabbed
the woman Gaitani Fiorl IN Jersey City Juy
rs, has been captured in that city. The girl
Is not yet out OF danger.
The evening world., 1891-07-23
Purse $500; mile and a furlong.

Come TO Taw did not start
American pools Eon and Judge Morrow,
S25; Text, IS.
The race was won by Ron. Judge Morrow
was second, and Text third. Time-l.5s.
DATV
The evening world., 1891-07-23
Another creditor Attsohes.

Another attachment was served on the
Hudson River Boot and Shoe Company this
morning The attaching creditors are Z. h.
and J. H. Ladew, leather dealers. and their
claim "a for Sl7,22l.s5.
The evening world., 1891-07-23
Two Killed and Several Injured.


PLATTsMoUTH Neb., July ga terrible exs
plosion occurred in the Burlington and Mis-
souri, Railroad round house last evening.
Charles Hasemeyer, an engineer, and John
Hardman were killed and several others
seriously injured.
The evening world., 1891-07-23

wAsHISaroS, July
The evening world., 1891-07-23
Run Down bv a Train.

William Littauer, OF 57s Madison avenue,
while driving yesterday at Narragansett, X.
l., was run down by train at a railroad
crossing and thrown from his carriage sus-
tanning Injuries which may result fatally.
He recently fell heir to a large fortune, and is
engaged to marry society belle.
The evening world., 1891-07-23
Chicago to Have a Sheridan Statue.

CHICAGO, july 23-A life-siEe bronze statue
OF Gen P. II. Sheridan, as he appeared on his
famous ride TO Winchester, is 10 be presented
! 10 the city by c. T. YerEs, President OF the
| North and West Side cable Railroads.