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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-03-03
The Only One Ever Printed-Can You Find
the WOrl3

the Word?
THERE'S a 3 inch display advertisement
words alike except one word. The same is
true of each new one appearing each week,
from The u. Harter Medicine Co. This
house llaces a Crescent Oh everything
they make and publish. Look for it, send
them the name of the word and they will
return you book, beautiful Autographs or
samples free.
The mail train is seldom late, but the
train of female is. always behind.-Glens
Falls Republican.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-03-03

THERE never was, nor never will be, a
chance to get square with the world, on ac-
count of It's spherical shape.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-03-03

ONE dose of Beechams Pills relieves
sick headache in 20 minutes For sale by all
druggists. % cents q box
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-03-03
saloon-Keepers JubiIant.

The total cash receipts from citizens
Of Minnesota amounted to IS, 577.6G.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
TrE WORLD" FOOL ROOM.

Every night about o'clock the World"
pool room begins to fill up. All OF its oight
pool tables arc surrounded by n crowd watch
ing tho experts play for "nickels in do pock-
cts" or in other words. s cents stakes from
each player. The atmosphere OF tho room Is
made up Of tobacco smoke and foul air lib
orally srrinklcd with profanity. No one minds
tho atmosphere so long rs he can play pool or
watch the players fcw men can be seen
there. however who take more interest In tho
street than the game. They are young mon.
mostly. better dressed than the other frequent-
ers Of tho place. and most OF them are Germans.
Ono would suppose from the manner in which
they watch tho stream OF passers-by that they
were deeply Interested in tho study OF human
nature. and so they are-to the same extent
that the cat 10 interested in mouse nature. and
for the same reason They AFRO the knockers
out" and they are lying in wait for a victim.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
INSIDE THE WORLD FOOL ROOM.

Let n drunken man pass by. and instantly
two Of these men are on his track. Armed
only with small vial containing solution of
opium. they follow up their man and decoy
him into some saloon. There he is drugged.
robbed. and loft to recover us best he can His
assai!ants return with their booty to tho
World" pool room to await another victim.
If their victim will follow them they will rcr-
haps tax" him iust across tho street to the
'bld Tree House. in whose little iacl; room
NOR" Than ono drunken sailor has awakened
from his lcthargy only to find his watch and
money Ina. como with the two afiable and we'll
dressed young men who had brought him
th"re to get y drink, Although tn. reputation
OF me Norld ,rvol room is not Of the Very
best i is ). VI. G.. A. hall compared to tho
odd Tres House.
Hero il + THAT many members Of the " Prot
eel tang .""p al day t. lie in trim for their
nriuous lahmrs Of the might. Hero it is. too.
that " TED Kelly. happening to drop In for
riStt i1.i.inE, was taken IL hand Ivy Jersey
Tom Moran. the crooks whosc snecinity is
rohhinE, suburban post Offices. and. under
their able tuitj"n. he committed IA large num-
Der 81 rcihrrics which finally brought him.
together with four others Of the gang. into the
hands Of detectives Mooney and Place of tho
EldriuEe street station.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
THE CHOLERA IN russia.
Merchants Fleeing from the Grent Fn,r mt
Ntint Novgorod.


ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. 3.-The cholera Ia
making rapid strides ut Mini Noveorod. and
merchants and traders nrc fleeing from tho
Great Fair and abandoning their goods. Tho
deaths from cholera at Novgorod average
eighty n day. The hospital accom- modntions
arc insufficient. A state OF siege has been de-
clnrod. and the military have taken entire
control.
The Moscow authoritics arc greatly excited.
Moscow is without sewers each house has its
own ccsspool. the cleaning of which has so far
hccn lot to the landlords. The orders given
that every ccssrool should be cleaned by July
u only resulted in the raising OF the uric" Of
barrels In which the refuse is cartcd away
from rCuhlo to- j. ruuhlcs.
In the town of Jarosslan. on the Noga the
medical men in Responsible positions had So.
crntly ordered the construction of drainage
pireS. through which thu sewage of the hos
pital was discharged into II sewer which
cmptirs itself into tho Nolga Just above the
Fly, Tue Governor intcrfrrud.
The empire uf Russia. wi h the exception OF
q few towns. knows no such thing ns drains.
The rholeia ~ principally attacking those
territories which suffered last ycnr from tam
inc. and il spread hy tho nomadic tribes who
in summer wander over Russia seeking work.
In c"nsr,lunnc" IL the prevalence of the dis
order that all the soho lis in the country shall
remain, closed until Sept. ]. The course Of
medical lectures in this city will ho suspended
until Now |. so that til. students before whom
they are to hc Delivered may lie enabled to as
sst in medical work in the infected districts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
THE SAILING or COLUMBUS,


heHsS roy.
HrEIvA. Aug. 3.--The celebration OF the
four hundrodth anniversary Of the departure
Of Columbus On his voyage OF discovery was
continued to-day dense fog spoiled tho
effect Of the marine display. when the sailors
on the Santa Maria. built after tho pattern OF
the flagship of Columbus. spread their canvas
there was no breeze. and the Santa Maria was
hitchcd to- ono ut tho Eunhunts and towed
toward the ocean. The Spanish vessels fol-
lowed. and every fnrrlgn ship salnied with
tNu,!"s IN shore chccrcd in unison with the
rnnr pt til" ari llory.
For three hours the Santa Marin followed
the route along which Columbus had been
waited by ,ayorinE; breeze. ana was then
irom alI part. 81 iii" world. rnIos is hardly
DAYS of Columbus II was then III" chief city
OF this region, It hq+ since, drcaycd and is
m" Convent Of Santa Maria de la Rabida
was tlr"nEed with visitors to-day. Tho con-
vent buildings have been put i'll nearly thu
exact condition they were 900 years ago.
when Columbus WA guest here. Tho tower
site. was probably the last rhl"ct on he main
l"inh which ro"mhns saw n- i" 1alled away
change Of cuuitnNics between he Unit cd States
and Spain occurred to-day:
l., E,uIn,. Sr.rS. Aug2.
T".inY 80, years ago Columbus sailed from rslos.
discovering America III" Tinted .Sintcs tag being
hni>t-i TINS moment III front at the convent Of Ia
I;a ia ons win banners 81 Ell III" American states
BATTERIES AMI kiips are snlntiug accompanied y en-
thusast" CARNATIONS of III" people" army, AMI navy
tod bless Amerch. rmtTr Arcade Of Palos.
ptrhRI"kHI OK SsA1F. WAsulSGTS. Aux, 3.
',Hpr i'rI,rr i'rui. 7, p",s I,' E'h.iu. SI-,,n'
The President n the IirIi.d states directs
daily Rnn"W edge l"ur mrhsaG~ ut greeting. Uron
TINS oT.Ih' nN tpus ittuglS celebrated. the
pie 81 the western world, eful to
tn" nam" HNh fame -. ,"Imhns ltin bands Will tho
sous e" ,h- bray" sailors ~ iaius and i!uelya who
manned the discuNerrr's cnravols
fo,Ii.W, Secretary OF State
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
Amateur Baseball Repister.

Among The many amateur clubs in this city and sur.
rounding places the following are anxious arrange
gnmcs III. list includes number OF junior organize
tons who's players average from IL to 20 years No
communication Viii 10 recognized without the sigma
turc Of an oncm! connected with the club.
Stars-I,Hye open dates IN August and September
suitable s.a.aniee Thomas Higgins laI In,on street
Fnm, Ea.r,"lI cIub-opsn to play all clubs OF player.
Of :" ,,aT. on tIuIa.ys sunday and MONDAYS
tnlon, JunlorS-MAI! 10 play al clubs Of PLAYERS
unI'r &c years. a. Morris. captain, 81 GrssnwIcn
Lincoln na,cb.li clne-lIAye Aug q, 49, 20, and IT
'o '% venue H. A"d'F
laure! n..so.Il I!un S all sunday. in Augn.,
s..s, Sn;,s.F Gun; Fred Wager s5WsH si"'y.
the Harlem Anis,,s A.oci.ton-IIay. Aug 20 open
m.n".'r %sss iS sl.' .Fsss
*" 50 s kassS. cluo-,.v. Aug T. a. 81 - Sent, >.
ana !No,eT 10 play all clubs ii. T, Lyons 27e t..'
H.1an ia rbuI tiub-ray. all Saturday. in August
sgI pPSs1r, ."s s,.s OF psy
'' Kew i n II. ln,ur.ac. Co B..se. clno,v. al,
guarantee Robert L, Dedsi Jr. SAC Broadsay. New
.sa%, .ysr,SSsd VII ;:.' jssot "a's1, 81
u !" st Ta..Gali clqbIiav. Aug. oren. +. Lum.
s'' 'h. S.t 1Asa r.y AZ
he Bssr.r schenea g" prsisrrsd II :. s'hacier,
Es.S"4 IiMI G.:;S.l l;lae-wni play an club. of
".fi'sas S'1T f% .sa ty
Cary Bnrgsr New West Brighton, staten Island.
Equitable baseball CLUB Would like To play all uni
formed teams Of players averaging IS years ID "
Johnson, care OF j. T. Terhune 4. Liberty street New
York ciiy. w
Juisoh Baseball clpb-wi pay all teams with play
ers under rs years old Have = number of dat ss In
August and September open George Alieman al East
Eightieth street, New York city
Alyas of staten IsAnd-lIRr. Aug IL 20 81 and
Labor pay open 10 play uniformed cubs with players
averaging IL years % u. Wilson, secretary West Kew
BrghtUn, staten Island
Victor baseball Cub-would lik o ali clubs having ar
ranged games with them towrite 10 Fred T Nurn J. o
box LOB New YORK city and state date OF games with
other particulars
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
GOOD YORK BY TIE PICKED MEN.
MNuy Officers Attending tho SchooIs-The
Close or The Camp.

STATE CAN'T, PEEKsKILI, Aug. Each day
brings now officers to witness tho drills nnd
attend the schools The Eighth has small
coterio clustered around Col. George Scott
Col. Dowd and half dozon officers from tho
Twelfth ara here. Col. Camp. Lieut. Col.
King, and Major Bartlett and few moro Of
tho Twenty havc been watching tho
work OF their picked men. CO.. Appleton aud
a number Of Captains .! the Seventh arc here
and other regiments in tho State. including
the Scventy-fourth ofBuiIaio have representa-
two officers in camp.
This morning all the visiting shoulder
straps were ut battalion drill armed with camp
stools. and rs tho troops changed base the
camp-stoo brigade followed. They had to
keep moving. fox Col. Bates did not give tho
soldiers n chance 10 grow rusty. The drill was
In extended order and WAS an excellent one
AS good as any Of the week. and that is sayin,
Il good deal. Tomorrow there Will be more Of
q semblance OF reality to tho movements. for
5000 Of Major Barncs's best blank cartridges
will BIO issued.
1t has been whispered about the camp all
day that Gov. Flower would be here to- N or
row. but SO far he has not notified Gen Porter
OF his intention Tho camp season ends on
Friday at noon. so great things are expected
from to-morrow's drills.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04

PARIS. Aug. 3.-The Nce-rrcsident Of the
Paris Chamber OF Commerce has joined the
judicial liIuidator in accepting contract for
the completion of the Panama Canal. tho con-
ditions Of which will shortly be announced.
Ever since the suspension of the company the
Paris Chamber oil Cummrr"" has taken an
earnest interest in til" resumption of the
work. The Colombo Government granted II
drlay Of ten years for the urcn!nG of til. canal
on the condition that the bankrupt company
rights to IL new company. to he instituted for
tn" completion ui tn" canal and that the new
company should resume work on til" canal on
Feb. -. 1883. II the proposed new company
is not formed within the period stated. the
conccss ON will lapse. and the Panama Canal
stockholders will be deprived OF hope
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04

Besides this gang md tho knockers ont"
thor" are number Of we'll known crooks who
work on the sin.:lo" that sleep Mt the Old
Tr"" House hurin.. tn" day. and may hc soon
III IL bnrroOm in the evening before starting
ont to work. For u ilftrpn-crnt hote tlc "Olu
Ire" House" has n noted class Of pntrons.
IN" ha"room dispcnse- Tor n nickel glass
quality. tho capacity Of the glass being ono
nln' A t"w months ngr its license was with.
drawn hut it was rrircnsGl. The police say
there. Tho men who do the lighting are not
a." dangerous class OF customers. however
or thr"cs apart from the crowd and tall, in
whispers. II stranger approaches tho CON
ynrs4tion suddenly ceases and tho little group
breaks up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
CANNOT GO 7HROTGH THE CANAL.
Tank Stenmships Objectionable to British
ShtpOWurrs.


LONDON. Aug. 3.-'rho Suez Canal Company
has informed tho Russian Government that
tho provisional regulations in regard to tho
petroleum trade through the canal will 10 ro-
considered Meantime tho passage Nf pctro-
lcum in bulk on tank steamships will not 10
allowed. The North of England Steamship
Owners Association believe that the tank
steamships cndnngcr tho whole trade Of tho
canal. particularly during tn" warm months.
Th. decision. while most important to- tho
American trade. which sends two. thirds OF
the petroleum to tho East. is extremely dis
tasteful to Russia.
Tho permission to piss tank steamships il
Thought in Russia to be tho ono thing ncol"i
to develop tho Black Sea petroleum. trade. and
to render the liaku oil fields formidable to- tho
Standard Oil Company Of the United States
1t is claimed 10y tho Russnns that the Sunz
Canal Company have II" rowrrto exclude any
commodity from tho canal To this tho COM
panv answer that they arc not excluding pc
trolcum. tut only regulating h" conditions Of
transport: that is. providing for transport in
case. instead of in bulk. The British Ship
owners Association are said To DO the strong
est power against the tank steamships. as they
do not wish TO have their vessels built to carry
Oil in case driven out by the oil tanks
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
The pkNNsYLyAyIA,s IMPROVEMENTS.
Extended Property Purchases In rhilndci.
Rhis-The New STALLION Plnnr.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 3.-The Pennsylvania
Railroad Company has bought the property OF
Clement McCune. Market street, below Sew
entcenth. this city. for 100000. and Is now in
full possession OF all tho Market street prop
critics between Broad street station and
Seventeenth street Tho railroad company
will build and donate to the Adams Express
Company building at Seventeenth and Mar
ket streets, because tho latter is forced to
yacateit s present quarters at Sixteenth and
Market streots.
:, Active work on the extensive additions to
Broad street station will probably begin
within week. A feature OF the new addition
TO the station will be un ornamental colonnade
built arnnnI tho structure aud a foot bridge
across Market street to Fifteenth loading
from one OF tn" main exits for tho convent
ence OF incoming passengers In enabling them
To avoid the risk Of crossing in front OF tho
to cross to tho south sido OF Market street or
Go toward Chestnut street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
Notes or Foreign IIrpr-nIus..

At Swinemunde. Pomcraniu. the outport 81
Stettin. ciGht persons wcr" drowned by the
laundering OF two fishing snnrks.
The hearing Of the proceedings in crnu@c
ton with the so-called Paris fund Of the liish
Nationnlists has been adjourned until uctUper,
sixty Thousand acreS Of forest in tho district
adjoining Frankfort- ont the oder hn," been
swept by fire. and the trees charred or de-
strOyed.
Herr Braun. bookkcapcr OF tho l'ru-sian
Mortgage Bank in Berlin. has been arrested
on.n charge Of being II doiaulter to Ia" a'n"Unt
OF 3d. 900 marks.
Gen. Oliver g. Spauiding. Assistant Secretary
OF the United states Treasury sailed lrrru
SOUTHAMPTON for New York yesterday on the
North German Lloyd steamer Sirec. He i
accompanied 10y Or, CLAWS.
Tho election petition against the eating II
H. Smith Wright. Conservative. TO whom tho
poll in south Nottingham gay" majority ut
&} over ]. Fletcher Muuiton. Liberal, has hvrN
abandoned. Tho plan of I'll" Iun~rrNntiy" To-
bring similar petition against u" seating OF
Arnold Morley, Liberal. in last Nottingham.
has also been drDIlrl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
THE KNOCKERS-OUT GANG
WATCHING FOR TICTfMS FROM THE
UINDOUS or 4 rOOL ROOM

Tho Little Hack Room In tho Old Ire,
House on the Rowery Where tho Drunk n
Men nre Robbed ind Deserted-A Blind
Door for Escape.
At tho lower end OF the Bowery. just oppo-
site Pell street. is tho World pool room, It
is n long. brilliantly lighted. and scantily fur
nished room. with low ceiling. and It ex-
tends its privileges to the public Mt the rate OF
-, cents II cue. To tho Bowory wanderer OF
ordinary typo this place is Just like any other
cheap pool room. To the police 1t has, how
ever. n special interest. in that 1t lie q hang
out" for the "Pretzel gang" Of whose meth
DDS THE SUN gave an account yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
ON AR

DR.. Antoine Eurranier of Now York died In
Pittsburgh on Sunday nigh; in the mouse or q
patient, and he WAS buried there yesterday.
Dir. Rurpanicr was 10 years old. and for many
years wa, a wcll-known physician in New
York lie WIS summoned 10 Pittsburgh to at
tend II patient. and he died from heart fail
urc. SO far rs is known he loaves
no near relatives. Or. liuppanier was
u graduate OF Harvard college. He
was n man Of eccentric habits For many
years he had his oAicc either at the Filth Ave.
nuo Hotel or the HOLMAN House. Dr.. ltup-
panicr was a bachelor and ho lived at the
northeast corner 81 Twenty eighth street and
Fifth avenue. in the h0us" whore Judge Bar
rctt lives. rr. Euprai,irr l"nNcs large col
lection OF ho"SII W" Il" Sr"t !lMtine IN
l,hvsicar,. ana was we'll known among
,n"a'rir;l r""r;l,r pf; lMr'Hm%r was a,sn
ease. HIS Office at hat tIm" was direct across
tn' street from ~" Nathan h"H~" ana he was
tntn : body va, ,ij,coy"r,,I II" devoted much
Il his tin" to .ntn'!ns-. "'"hih&e; and books.
Manhattan till aud II tn Eleventh. District
Taminhuy organization. His death was not
known in this city until y".t"r!ay.
Theodore S'uiGe-. wei! known in the iron
trade died Sud'!"n!' IN 'r"nklyn on Tuesday
n w.. : "i,y AT was IN III. I'D year. He
hid lrv"d in l,rook lvu on tho Heights for over
tort" ia NIlr IiptI u lew years
llrwa~ President "l tn" oxford Iron and Nall
tp4I ms. iroDa,.g"r OF the LnckHwnnna Iron
an ..t''! '"mIan". and II director and officer
IN hl'l u dozen uth"r cor! orni IONS In Tho same
t.G-,i.,--. \ son ANA daughter survive him.
IGr ,"%er4l 5" >,""s VIZ :" h.id At - O'clock
f." :, .h'S. The internent wll! be at Green
John Kru, schnitt German Consul ut New
krut'-chnltt was n nltiv" Of Wurternherg,
Germany, hpIt moved to Now Orleans IN 1881
Drcn Gornnn Consul ior twenty years. lie
married a sister Of tho. Hon. Judah r: genja-
mg!n secretary Of S,at" Of the Confeederats
era llanagcr OF the southern Pacific Railroad
4o1 ,n2ther son Ernst, is leading lawyer Ok
Democratic Committee.
Cot. John A. Rice. Vice. President OF the Ma
i"nnl Board OF Trade, member OF the Comm
commission TO prevent anthracite culm waste,
died at his home in scranton yesterday. aged
graduated at Brown University. iic was Tor ora
long tim" President 81 tho Scranton Board Of
Trade, and incrc.tch in many cnlcrprises, He
scientific and mechanical societies OF the
country.
IIagcman onderdonk. ono Of Nyaok's best
in ls52. and has since filed different posts OF
spectcd in every part Of i;ockiand county HiyA "
have been received from Capt. Lugard Com
manGrr for the last Africa Company In
FnnwiGk DO W!nton. from foy"r nj Unyoro. in
March, Mr.. Il" Wintpn had been reported
killed in an engagement with the natives
John Collins of Elizabeth. one of tho first
settlers at Ell~ahei hnJrt wnero he lived ior
half II century. died yesterday. aged a.
Thomas McManus. one 81 the best residenta
OF lnIahcthpurt. dicd yesterday in his 10th
year IL" WAS t"r many years foreman OF Wor-
ran lir"N saw works. both III New York and
EIlz?h"thpogt. lie leaves widow and several
children. "'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
MORE SIUFkERS ON TRIAL..
Judge Iippinco:t Refuses TO Po>tpon. the
Case Bccause One Defendant 1. Iii.

Three moro ballot box stufrcrs were placed
on trial in tho General Sessions Court in Ier-
soy City yesterday. They arc John $. DAILY.
Patrick Mahoney. and Thomas Mnilly. They
were tho Election Board Of the Fourth precinct
of tho Third district. Louis Heller. Jr. the
fourth member OF tho Beard. is sick in st.
Francis Hospital. and il is doubtful il he will
recover. Senator Hudspeth and Judge William
ID. DAILY. counsel for tho defendants. asked TO
have the trial postponed on account Of Heller
sickness.
They said he was an important witness for
the defence as well defendant. and that they
did not want to have tho case triod in his alb
sence. District Attorney Winfield said that
Heller could not possibly know any moro
about the case than the other defendants. and
moved that the trial proceed. Senator
Hudspeth ma lie IL vigorous protest. lie said:
AS counsel in the case cannot try it IN
the absence of this defendant. if wa are forced
to trial: j. as one If tho counsel. cannot con
sistcntly defend these men,.
Judge irrinrptt ordered the trial to 70 on.
Alter II Jury had been selected from tho panel
of struck Jurors. Mr.. Winfield made Il state
said there Were o. names ON the reg ist,y.
and the certificate oi registration had the
On the poll book there were ls1 abbrovia-
tions OF names and 2'iS names with tho in
itias only This was CONTRARY t" law; There
on the string. and il loose ballots in the hoX.
There were - Joker ballots in the box and IL
Of them were, n2t stamped or .runcturci.
Seven Of these ballots We're loose in the box
and had not been count"a. Tho Official ballot
box was out Of order for Il tiin" and u CIGAR
box was used to receive tho hat!Ots. Tn. teS-
timony for til" state bore cut the District At
torncy's statement.
Patrick 3iahon"y. one OF the dcfcndants.
created n sensation ut tho afternoon session
by declaring that hr had boon offered a large
sum Of money 10y IL Republican t" chang" one
hundred votes from Albeit to Gen, Grubb for
Governor Tho case will 20 to the Jury this
,r,jp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04

LONDON. Aug. ,. The now IIous" Of Com
mons will assemble Mt = o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. I'll" first business will ho tho re-
election of the Right Hon. Arthur Wellesley
Peel as Speaker. In accordance with paria-
mentary tradition. tho motion for tn. re-
election o! Speaker Pee" will not he made bv II
member of the G"rcrnmrnt. but by n private
member At II consultation of Mr.. W. j. Bal
four. the Government lender in the Housc: Mr..
Aretas Akers- Douglas. til" Government whip.
and Sir AIEcrnon Nest, tho personal t"irr-
sentative ui Mr.. Gladstone. it was agreed that
the task should deyolvo upon Sir Matthew
Ridley. Conservative. m"Inhcr for Elark pool.
while Mr. Glndst"n" Will second tn" mo-
ton. Should Mr.. Glahst"uc's poor health pre-
vent his presence mt Westminster. sir William
Vernon Harcourt will speak in his stead.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
Searching for iier Husband aud Her For
tune OF $2GO,OGO

MONTREAL. Aug. %.-Nrs. Carl Routan. hail
ing from South Carolina. is in this city in
search Of her husband. II German. twelve
years her junior. whom she married short
time after the death Of her first husband. who
had left her n forum" of S2OO.OOO. About
three months after her marriage to Koutnn
the latter. who had in tho meantime obtained
q transfer oI iIs wfc's money, received an
urgent telegram from the Old country calling
him home. uiIt he promised to return.
Not hearing from Routan. the deserted wife
followed him to England. where SHE learned
that h" had sailed Tor Mexico. From there he
WAS reported to have gone north TO Montreal.
The detectives haTc searched the city high
and low. and are confident Koutan is not here