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VERY QUEER MRS. monthly.
THE WOytN UHO PLAYED DETECTIVE
~ A MANS CARE
She IL Probably = Monomauiac on the Sob
J,ci of nohbcrtes-Mr. Herriek Says Her
id,n TINT lie Nns Robbed le Erroneeus.


s,. y. r.o,,.,,, . u.rou,,,,s nm tSs Sab.
t,ci of ncbbrr,,.-M-. Hsrr,eh ssys Her
td,n that He Was Robsea IL Erroneous.
so,,ru,rrroS INV b-Tho coot vaistcosx.
t,nuscre onL shoca IN which Mrs. ANN Mon.
,hv n, %or,b Son n smaii settlement near
Sar,ha,,,,nn r.ont 10 I,;,orboas IN Saturd.,
u,or,,ins, g., so, u,ror, u,rria who "a In pjv.r.
hn,1 Inu tor oon,m,tt;nc ,ori,us rohher,..
n6v, hn,,,, IN f,unr MADAM. oIoset ana he.
si1, tLcn, ia thn ,,,so hoard whoa. necu,isr
,rronrnnco no - ,Jorr od Miro M,nthv,. p,umr
,a,,o "st'nis,,,, ,ha ,ood. natrrod ;.i,.r Ths
,,,,.,r -, ~, this u,n.cn,ina ottiro Ia nov har.
sale In ,ho i,ii ,y,;tlrc rrtIl Inst,ce Joms.I.
Nr,nra oar Gnd ont .on etbiro a out An . stat.
~ ,,i,, "' WV
rng,,n,a,,- ,,or,,,,, +ho r,oot nrnu,n.~<
,r,," a. ,,,,, lila, ,r . WITH NJ At.,n.
,,,.ns H., ,a.oo,t s,n.o ord whnr, NJ. Monthy
names ns having ,lttcd her out with her dis.
gnisc. said to SuS reporter to-day:
An know o, Mrs. Monthly IL this: For
some weeks she has been possessed 0, III.
idea TINT this store has been robbed and thas
the robbers arc preparing to commit further
W. N' W :" "
way as shc trades more. NeVertneiess she
Guardian ~ mo s,orc nd ,rbenever sbo comea
g., no.' ~, ,,a ,a h.D u s,s, "v h.w..
hour or moro to tell mo about the plots against
me- She told the authorities Mt R,y.rhend thai
aud that another store in tho village had been
robbed of $500 There is not word Of truth
with mania on this matter Of robbery. '''
N.ou' zen uays hso sne e"no "ere anu
nousht 'oa'. "histcoa'. una phir OF SHOES az
the same ''mo saying that with q little hello
who had been stealing from U.S. rs and til, tina. s .h.
later she bought enough cloth to mako a pair
m m Pan, rs. az know w aoo MI Mo,
thy says. is in league with the robber Harris.
thought. with Mr. Hcrrlck. that tho woman's
II hardly know Harris" suid he. He used
TO come mere TO get shaved occasionally. out
beyond that l knew nothing Of him. Mira
cu.iar in her actions at times"
:, lienry sipnthy. tho husband OF the woman.
here. lie is employed BY j. ii: Goodaie. . gar:
ener Of ,hs aea and ms the reputation q
Ills Wife have son 10 years, old. When Sun
ing, he exclaimed eagerly:
sl" sent S"sk ' to me though Fostnsstsr Hs!.
affairs he said:
My wife and son and drove into South.
about y o'clock. She got out at the Liberty
pole. saying she was going to spend the day at
the house Of Mrs. Della Davis the dressmaker
who was making some dresses for her. and
asking mo to call for her in the evening. re-
turned about I, o'clock In the afternoon, and
saw Mrs. Davis, who said that sho had not
seen my wife since enrly that morning. The
next morning sent my son down there. Mrs.
Davis had hal II telegram from my wife at
Eiverhoad saying that she had missed ths
train and was in Riverhead. That was all
haven't heard from her since. Who're or how
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-06
II HiRNN SHIPPERS.
The Pilot Chart Issued by the photographic
Omce-The Forecast for July.

=
Omce-The Forccast for duly.
Tho pilot chart OF tho North Atlantic Ocean
for July from the photographic Office. gives
useful Information to all seamen. Tho pub
LEGATION has become 80 popular that shippers
will not leave any Of our ports without having
obtained u copy. in return for which they fur
nish to the photographic ONCE the meteoro-
logical information they may obtain during
their trips. When complied in Washington it
furnishes the principal data for the next
monthly publication Of tho chart. The expe-
the present month are set forth. the former In
red and the lstter in blue print In addition.
spoSts. fcs s. and esbsrcs u ars Indicated
Important that this month a snpplemen Mt to the
hs sesn ss
reports OF leo in the North Atlantic. Ocean.
nation. and tho supplement- viii! be Of the
greatest value to vessels. especially trans-At-
lantic steamships. ...
during the month OF June. nearly ALL OF which
passed through high ATTITUDES. The most
Island. from June 2 to June 5. The trac was
to the northward Of the transatlantic steam
anG. A1 Une Cyclone fs reeordcd as having de-
yeeloped of the coast of Foride about June
10 The reports recG,yed , arc insufficient to
a RSs Hn
il probably died ont before it reached the lati
tude OF that island.
The following L. the forecast for the month
. OF July: Generally fair weather will prevail
Occasional moderate gales. frequently accom-
panied BY electric phenomena. will be felt
dian hurricanes are apt to occur. especially
during the latter part OF the month. Frequent
or the coasts OF Nova Scotia and Newfound-
land. and on our coast north Of Hatterns. ms
well as in midocean. along tho TRANSATLANTIC
great numbers to the southwark and eastward
Of the Grand Banks. as far south as the forty.
will probably coptinus to be source Of
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For Widows Only.


tine. a wealthy truck farmer. has In contsm-
rlatlon tho erection Of a widows home" In
has purchased an entire square In Bramble.
ton Ward. and the building. which Is to cost
alone $4,000. will be erected in tho, centre
architect In Philadelphia. Mr.. Ballsntine is
without children; and has provided IN bis Will
that TIC rents OF his Ely property shall DO set
Just after the war Mr.. Ballentine came here
from Currituck county. ~ G.. and with only .
rented farm He worked hard md was sue
cessiul from the beginning. He continues
prosperous. and 10 worth nearly million.
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Notes or Foreign Happenings.

Ferdinand Grier. while ascending Griming
Mountain at SulZkammergut slipped into q
chasm and was killed.
In ordcrto evado tho severe provisions Of the
SUNDAY excise laws all tho cigar shops OF BSy.
lin have been converted into taverns.
Tho Inman limo will send no steamer from
Liverpool to day. Tine passengers booked for
the, CITY II Chicago will sail on the Adriatto
and tho Alaska,
Baron Strmm. German Am bassador to Spain.
has br"n recalled. and is to 60 on the retired
list. Iio will h" succeeded by DE RadoWltE,
German Aubas ador to Turkey.
baron Orrermnnn has boon found dead in
shot wound in his head. It Is supposed that
financial revcrsos led to his suicide.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-06
The Cholera Scare In Russia.

ST. PETERsDUEG. July 5.-There is panicky
feeling in business circlcs at Moscow because
OF tho prospect Of n prohibition Of the Mini
Business il based upon twelve months bills.
and unless tho fair is held many bills will be
repudiated and Russian trade generally at
ferted.
The Caspian Steamship Company has been
ordered to suspend its service because OF
Caspian Sea. and the Government has con-
verted the companys vessels into hospitals for
the reception OF cholera patients. medical
newspapers OF this city and Moscow have been
forbidden to publish news concerning the
Government officials.
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HEOOhLYA.

County Treasurer Harry II. Adams has been rc'
elected President Of the BoaEd Of DIRECTORS Ct the
Brooklyn aud RoclAwAy Beach Railroad company.
Judge Clement has ann ul.d tps marriage Of IL year.
old Augustus Charles Aab to Matilda Davidson. Tue
couple we're married on March ~ ,ast py CNll Judge
Neu and then separated after week.
tre YESTERDAY morning In the tWo.story brick build
Ing al and III Concord street owned by tho bridge
trustees and occupied by Butcher reer Rokt and
5000
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LouIs Anderson Rrought Raci.

Cashier Louis +. Anderson OF tho Long
Island Express Company. who absconded on
Saturday. juno 4. with $4,000 belonging to tho
express company and was captured in ST..
Thomas, West Indios. ms he disembarked from
an or0np steamship. arrived in Long Island
City last night in custody Of II detective and
was locked up in the Queens county Jail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-06
JOT7IyGS ABOUT TOWN.

O'CLOCK by AVN Sserer's military y band ' ~ .
Blow Bros. merchant tallo,s. llG Nassau street.
10 Bernard Levy.
f. l. AN. A"fn Ku fss
Ring sailed yesterday on the steamship Lain.
o, ss san TnG the ay
drowned was Thomas Durkin aged -. OF l,Tos Park
avenue
district viii tonight 2la Beeckrr stree,
the ieadeisSip Of Alderman Mead ''''''''' "''N''
Judge McAInm has granted absolute divorces 10 Max
snR. f John.am 70 Aas ScAo"n from Th"mn r'
McAioon and to Heinrich Poster from Frederick
Mo5, sGh,cn the "sops taller who "ok r"ris
Monday night because he didn't live happily with Ina
third wife, died in Bellevue liospita! yesterday
William KavanaVh aged 81 years. Of 235 North six.
Mt. a. VIZ s NJ"
mo morning. ans and dc va. s.d "'' mouse earl" yesterday
ID rnsS Al trss wn s nj |
vile Court yesterday for trial charged with keeping =
to the Derry society's care. ''- "''' >''''''''
Annie Jones eoored who Was CONVICTED in the Gen,
second astrse in setting Gre to her room a. k7 Wrs:
months
Edward sya kas Ksl,y were nsa for ,,;a w,!Gcnt
n tn" o." So1 r q SHs E' Ia,
stree! on May rs nni on the testimony of DrpG'y Coz
oner Wash the coup!e werc arre't'd
Dr. Frank ~ Foster and Deputy Acknowledgement
william u Inriner a committee anpn ni"a 10 pass
uTon the mental condition Of John r. lGrt iV.H. nhn
was recent, convicted o arson IN re ira d"sr"c hat
who before sentence apnearci I" become iihu". q
gan their sittings YESTERDAY the grvH;e Ore OF As
SstGpt District Attorney Sinns
The Park Commissioners ret yest"fl'T aud approved
the Application from tie Trustees at ~" American
500 ,Nn 10 lie used IN opening Gud naHia "y Tho re-
Gently competed wing ~ IT," building ~ Manhattan
square The application Will he R't"I an 10y tie Board
OF Estimate and Airport comment IorIAS
Coroner Levy all! jnry hold m inquest yesterday
IN the ease ~ Mrs ia!hnrM" s. krthry, who MAS
found her skNl .rHriDr u 'hr foot -: the cellar
stairs at u. Grows str IT the fnng az tone 20
and who died Jun 80 IN II \lnrrnt's il I. ptal
IL pretty clear that she had fallen while drank.
md her son, VIII" lad been under arrest, WAS dis
charged
The ~ Grand Central Hotel Gt7 Groldway is nm
derro,ns compete or"rhaul,@g Ii tn he r~Opcn-l
the EroHd way Central Hotel W1raMe We're burn.
ruhr III N the cellar furnace nj 80 oc!nts last
niyht and tire ch mncy rGught DIRE Snarhs were nyI.
and alarmed cltlher whp ran around To Engine Com
pany 'st, treat Jones street. Tue co.ElGHy eXtlB
guished the Ire
Pstrcl Mccu.key, n farmer iivinaat nix's iIill L.
was waking through Nj brry Beni on Monday when
Alfred Duny shocked him down aud rhtprd MIN Of li,
watch and chain Ncc!u.kry got up and rayr chEs- Al
Bn ,urd street uny turned and hi hln hiow m thr
face which broke HIS Sc. A polic"u arrested
puhy. AZ tug Tombs Court yesterday lie wHs held fu
trial. aud thstsrner sent 10 the House OF De;en
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-06
A Negro Shot to Death by q Mob.

BIRMISGHAM Ala. July 5.-A negro at
tempted an assault on Miss Brickwell and
afterward on Mrs. William KiIgore. near Jasper.
on Sunday morning. Both women escaped. Two
hundred men and lot Of dogs pursued tho ne
gro. They found him in O tree Yesterday morn
Ing and poured volley after volley into him.
frnriny his body to pieces.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-06
Careless. Miners sen. encsa.

VIENNA. July 5.-The miners convicted Of
having by their reckessness caused the ex-
plosion and fire which destroyed over 800
lives in the Gutenberg silver mine at Przl-
BRAN. Bohemia. have been sentenced. Kriz
who threw the burning lnmp wick which fired
the inilnmmahle gases. was sent to prison for
three Years; Kabordee. who took part In tho
affair. received n sentence OF two years. and
1iarolkn. equally implicated. but who gave In.
formation to the authorities. was sentenced TO
imprisonment for eiGhteen months.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-06
Nominations by the pr~siden..

WASHINGTON. July 5.-The President sent to
the Senate to-day these nominations:
Col Robert Williams Assistant Adjntant General to
be Adiu ant Genera. with tue rank OF Brigadier.
Genera.
Ernst e. TImn. Of Wisconsin. to DO Fifth Auditor OF
the Trashy
Willan kapuS Of Oregon, to be Consul o. the United
States nj sydney. y. = "
Mr.. Knrus's nomination was confirmed.
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RoME. July 5.-Compiaints continue to be 70.
ccivcd BY the Government that silver is grow
ing more scarce in all tho large towns Of Italy.
Efforts to put check to the export OF coin have
thus far failed to be effective. Within the past
tIIrrc months the country has been depleted
that tho state reserves OF silver will soon 30
rNhnnstpl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-06

blood-that's tho Hrst thing Rid 1t Of tho
dreaded disease to fasten its hold. Then Il
you haven't delayed too long, you can DO
cured.
From beginning to end, the remedy is DR..
Pierco's Golden Medical Discovery. It's the
most potent blood cleanser, strongth,restorer,
and :ysT1 Z IL :seh1S
and hlood,taint, all yield - II. For Weak
Lungs, -BpittiuS Of Bleed, brone' its, ,Asth-
ma, and On severe, lingering Coughs, IT'S ON
unequaled remedy-and the entp ono for tho
Blood and Lungs that's guaranteed. II It
doesn't bensnt or euro, IN every case, you
have your money back
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-06
A Mob Lynch,ns Three Negroes.

yIcKspuRG. July "a mob broke into the
Jail here late night to lynch three negroes.
1t has hanged one OF them and gono back to
the jail for tho others. Troops have been
called out.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-06

STUTTGART. July 5.-The horses attached to
tho carriage in which Queen Charlotte OF
Wnrtt emterG was riding to-day took fright
and ran away. dashlng the vehicle against u
wrecked. and the conchman ana Lootman in-
lured. but the Queen was not harmed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-06

YoSKERs. July 5.-The horses attached to
Mrs. Henrietta Ta!mage's carriage ran away
to.day on Palisade avenue The carriage col
lded with u grocery wagon driven by william
Burbours Mrs Talmags was thrown out and
her arm broken. She was removed to her res
idence. 35 Lake avenue. Tho coachman also
ma IN
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One OF CnrueSie's Gifts.

LONDON July 5.-Andrcw Carnegie. the
American ironmaster. has received the FREQ
dom of tho city OF Aberdeen. in recognition Of
his gift Of $1,000 to the Aberdeen Library.
Tn" library was formally opened 10y Mr.. Car
negie In the presence Of the city officials and
Others,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-06
shin Company has been
Rowing I'm Choppy Water mt Henley.

LONDON. July 5.-Rain prevented n large Mt
tendance to-day at the Henley regatta. and
the brisk breeze mado tho river chcrry and
interfered with the rowers. " Nickalls. the
well-known oarsman OF Magdal on, College.
Lennder Club was beaten in tho second heat
Of the Diamond Souls by Ooms VI Amster-
dam by six lengths.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-06
GAnz-I.oew.e.

Miss Paula Loewe. who has recently finished
her engagement to sing In comic opera at Am
berg's Theatre. was married last evening 10
Robert CAM EDITOR Of the National Prorisionp,,
mt the residence ut Mrs. Paul Eschenbach. tho
brides sister. l.24O Lexington Avenue; Tho
Ehrlich Of the City Court. Mrs. CAM retires
from the stupe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-06
France. Trouble with Dahomry.

PARIS. July 5.-Advices from Dahomsy say
that the hostile natives are ut II point about
ten miles from that place. The French gun
loats havo started IN the lagoon on which
Porto Novo Is situated. aud detachment OF
the Dahomeyans but.lc.
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SHE WAS SHOT IN TIE BACK.
Mrs.. Hnmmond's Death IInd Been Attribu
ted to Heart Failure.

Bridget Hammond. SO years old. who lived
in the rear OF 237 East Twenty-tourth street.
died suddenly on Monday afternoon. She had
been sitting in n chair by the window. and
somebody shot on q pistol Just before she died.
She was subject to heart trouble. and her
doctors attributed hor death to heart failure.
1t developed late last might: however. that she
had been shot through tho back.
Her husband. Thomas Hammond. reported
the case ut the East Eighty-eChth street sta
ton. Capt. Gallagher and his detectives arc
endeayoring to find the man who fired the shot.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-06
Kuvacno, VIII Probably Die To-day.

PARIS. July 5.-Ravachol will probably DO
executed to. morrow ut Montbrison. The sta
lions giving access to the town arc strongly
guarded. and tho most vgilant precautions
urc taken against rescue or outrage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-06
WILLIAM O'BRIEN'S INJURT.
he IL Worse-Tbe Man Who Is Accused OF
Hitting Nim Arrested.

DUBLIN. July 5.-Adviccs from Cork say that
John Sbeehan. the Parnellto accused Of strk-
ing Mr. William O'Bricn on the head with
stone. has been arrested Mr.. O'Bricn is
worse. and some apprehension is felt as to tho
result OF the injury
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-06
TIE .Iill md Knswls dk.

Essential to the production Of the most perfect and
popular lakaty remedy known have enabled the CALI
foinla Fig syrup Co to A-heve Ereht success in the
reputation 6f lie rene ~ syrup Of Figs as y 10 con,
druggists.-I,s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-06

New route to the AdlrOndA rks, via Adirondack and
81. Lawrence Railway: elegant Wagner ears through
without change. Cal On New York Central ticket
Ag:nt-4ds.
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Oh the
progress Of Con-
sum ption. It's
ctred, too, IL it's
taken in time.
What Is needed
Is tho ono unfail.
ing remedy for
Bcrofula in all its
forns-for ore Of
those ferns lung
scrofula) is Con-
sumption.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-09
In Mrs. Maybrick's Behalf.

Gail Hamilton writes: The best way
to show your zeal for the alienation of
wronged humanity is to eng ige heart
and soul and mind and strength in the
rescue of Mrs. Maybrick. an innocent
American woman, doomed to PENAL
servitude for life in Working pr sou
by the home secretary of the Queen
of England. The best and the quick
est way, because you have on yonr
side all the forces of heaven--iustice.
pity, sympathy, love: while all that YOU
are fighting against is the forces of hell
tyranny, oppression, Indifference.
cruelty.
What wealth can be greater than The
possession of good, the antagoniSm of.
evil? What fate more blessed than 70
DC laborers with God?
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-09

pocket. She arrived in that city
Aug. 90. served the ninety days
necessary to gain residence,
and in eighteen days secured
the decree which separates her
from her husband. 1t was case Of
June and December, and June became
tired of December. She alleged extreme
cruelty and desertion. Mr.. end Mrs.
Snow are wei known in Washington
and have entertained a great deal. The
peculiar feature of the divorce proceed.
ings is that Mr.. Snow accompanied his
wife to Sioux Falls on her mission and
in return for his gallantry she kissed
him good-by at the depot before he
started on his return trip
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-09

finally began to fail. The humility wa
too much for him. He often said in
public that Blaine was at the bottom
Of conspiracy to ruin his
(,iones) aspirations. This grew in
to an Authorization and he finally left
Washington never to return. When
Conkling died, Jones said to some
friends that he would perhaps return
as he felt that ''Roscoe's'' mantle had
fallen on him. But he did not return and
little more was said about Conkling,
until he was placed in the asylum.
Now he raves on the subject Ill the
time and when under restrain says that
he is Roscoe Conkling. He also per-
sists in the remark: Blaine can never
be President"
in the Hamilton county, Ohio, asylum
for the insane is woman with an I'M
usual hallucination. She was at one
time society belle of Louisville, Ky.
There she became engaged TO young
man who had to flee to Canada about
the time the government began an in
vestigation of the kentucky whisky
ring. After his flight she went to Gin
cinnati where she sought to heal her
wounded affections in the whirlS of gay
life. In a short time she was adjudged
insane and sent to the asylum In
1887, the writer called at the asylum
to identify her.
Are you not - - formerly of
Louisville?" the writer asked.
Me! Well. | guess not Don't
You know me? am Victoria. Queen of
England. See, here is my crown" and
she took from her hand a finger ring
set with diamonds. II was the one by
which she was engaged. Realizing the
helplessn of enticing her into a con-
versation the writer withdrew.
''She seems to enjoy her self
appointed distinction" said the
matron of the Woman's ward. land we
are having crown made for her."
The woman now sits on throne in
her ward and imagines that the other
patients are members of her court.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-09

bin, the actress, from William Tobin.
extreme cruelty being her ground for
proceedings. They were married in
Vallejo. Cal. May last, and lived to-
gether four months, which is a pretty
good record for profes SIGNALS. Mrs. To-
bin is better known to the pub
lie as Oracle llaistCd She
is California girl and according to
her story, has had a I"ther ventursome
matrimonial experience. In 1879 she
married Albert Lancaster, the actor,
and together they went to Australia.
In two years she was left a widow, one
child being the result of her first mar
riage. She continued her tours of Aus
tralia until last February, when she re-
turned to this country. After her
marriage in May her woes began. She
being worth considerable money, her
husband grew extremely tired, and
proceeded to take "a long. but poorly
earned rest. lie tapped his wife's purse
with such well-timed regularity that
she soon perceived that she had made
a sad mistake. When she applied for
divorce he was some 81, 900 ahead on the
deal
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-09
LONDON'S LATEST.
The Malodorous st, John Divorce Case

In Court.
The latest social eruption to engross
the attention of the British public is
the st. John divorce case which has
been on trial in London. The case is
malodorous in the extreme. The suit
is entitled Florence Duplaney VS.. NJ.
Duplaney, and is only known as the st.
John divorce case from the fact that
the plaintiff is better known as Flor
ence st. John actress. The defendant
is known to theater-goers as NJ. Marius.
Charges and counter-charges of
the most unsavory nature have
been made. The wife unfolds a harrow
ing tale of cruelty, faithiessness and
neglect on the part of the villain of the
play-her husband. The minor stage
business, in which Marius is made to
fire salt-cellar at her blonde curlsand
at another time to slap her rosy cheeks
with his hard, rough hands. is strongly
brought out by the lady's venerable
parent. The Lighter parts of the com
edy are taken by Mr. Cohen. who con-
soles the ill-uscd wife's solitude by din
ners and sparkling wines, and adds
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-09
INSANE DELUSI0NS,
HhLLUClNATIONS OF
CRAZY FOLK.
PAsrIME OF THE LUNATIC KING OF
BAVARIA.
A Woman Who Imagines She Is Mrs.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Jones as Roscoe
Conkling--a Cincinnati Woman Who
Imsgines She Is Queen Victoria.

Have you ever visited an asylum for
the insane? Ii is not the pleasant
est place to go. but it is not so uu-
pleasant that little can not be learned
A study of the conduct of the dullest
patient is very Instructive. In their