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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-15
A Saving Race.

The Truokee Republican says that
a few days ngo parties digging up the
foundations Of an old cabin, formerly
occupied by some Italian laborere,
found s2,125 buried in tin cans. The
rlghtful owners came to the scene,
proved their property md got it.
1t causes one to wonder how lab.
.orers ut 81 so u dry or 50 can save
such sums. It is also worth reflect
ing on that every dollar of that gold
is shipped to Italy.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-15
Death Of Jake Young.

Jake Young, OF Virginia City, rs we
announced yesterday, died ut that
place Thursday afternoon. He was
native otGelmany, having been born
there in 1910. When about four years
of age his parents moved to America
and located at Peoria, Illinois, after
| wards removing to Marysville, Cal.
In 1850 the deceased loft the latter
place and located ut Virginia City,
where he followed his trade, that of
timer, afterwards engaging in bust
ness for himscif. He made Virginia
City his home, and served eight years
as probate Judge, with great credit
to himself.
When quite young, about q years
old, he joined the Independent Order
Of Odd Follows, and has ever since
been an ardent, conscientious worker
for the advancement and welfare of
the Order. He occupied many i'm
portant positions in that fraternity
and i'll 1891 was elected Grand War
den. Afterwards, in June, 1892, he
was elected Grand Master, which
heuorable position he held ut the time
of his death.
His death was caused by fall up
on TIE ice which he received about
five weeks ago while walking from
his place Of business to his home. AL
though nothing was thought at tho
time OF the slight accident, it soon
became apparent, that his injuries
were more serious than contemplated,
and he sought the aid of physician,
| who found that al abcess was form
ing on the brain, and although every
thing was done for the patient, he
continued to grow weaker and weaker,
his case being pronounced helpless,
until death put an end to his suffer-
ings.
Deceased leaves a widow and eight
children in Virginia, and q sister,
Mrs. j. S. Gardner, of this place, who,
by his death, have lost loving and
devoted husband, father and brother.
He was man OF sterling integrity,
sound business qualifications and de-
voted to the principles Of Odd Eel
lowship, under whose auspices he
will be buried.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-15
A Rich Gold Country.

Mining operations at Osceola, New.
are now fully under way, says the
Salt Lake Mining Journal. The
Osceola gravel mining company re-
sumed work on the 4th inst, and in
running the water out of their reser-
voirs for the purpose of cleaning up
the debris left last Fail, they found u
SIOO gold nugget the first hour.
Manager Ben Hampton is of the
opinion that there is bright future
in store for the company. This is
the greatest gold country in the west,
but the scarcity Of water is The great
drawback.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-15
DIED.
YoUNG:--In Virginia City, Nevada
April Ii, 1893, Jacob Young, q ma
tive of Germany, aged 53 years.
A Great Offer.

The New York World offers Cham
ber's Universal Encyclopaedia in 80
handy volumes, II mo. size and 400
puges each, 1900 pages in all, to all
Of it's subscribers whose subscriptions
do not expire before April 10, 1893,
for tho small sum of $2.lO. The
books are bound in strong MANILA
flexible covers and will DO sent free
OF charge 10 any address after the
18th of April, 1862. If you want TO
share in this splendid offer and are
not subscriber to the World, send
$3.10--sl for the paper and s2.1O for
the books-.-to this Office and We will
order them for you. y
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-15
A Lucky Investment.

Everybody in Nevada knows N. H.
A. Mason, who is spending tho Win
ter in Reno with his family. He was
out Of sorts, ae printers suy, on ac-
count Of the disagreeable weather re-
Gently and one day, at the suggestion
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-15

r. P. HamiIl, of Wells. is in town
to-day.
Watch out for the eclipse of the
sun tomorrow.
Mrs. j. G. Crombie returned to
Mineral Xiii yesterday.
DR.. G. r. Moore, the dentist, went
up to Wells this morning.
Thore wilt be- game of base ball at
the grounds tomorrow, commencing
at 1:30.
Hon. Geo. Russell and lis daueh-
tors Misses Ida and Ruth, will leave
in few days for Chicago.
Ed. Keyser is fixing up tho Muller
cor'er for store and will open up
as soon as his stock arrives.
A woman gave birth to a child in
the Mormon temple ut Salt Lake
City during the dediCRtory cere-
monies.
There WIS q rabbit drive near
Franklin county, Calisocuia, q few
days ago at which 1000 CT the pests
were killed.
Walter Gilmore, who got his hand
mashed between couple OF cars and
has been laying off for tho past two
Vnontts, left this morning for Ogden
TO report for duty.
Fred Gleason, con OF w. H. Glea-
son, was injured this morning by n
horse falling on him. He was con.
veyed to his fathers residence and at
last accounts was resting easily. .
A Michigan wo nan recently re-
Celved in change u eilyer quarter OF
1927. She dtdn't take it at first but
finally accepted it, and next day sold
it to collector for $50.
Since work has commenced on the
Worlds fair grounds in Chicago, ten
men have been killed outright, eight
have died from wounds received
while in service and 6I0 have been
injured.
&c A British scientist recently stated
that if mao weighing lao pounds
wac placed under a hydraulic press
and squeezed Hat the result would be
l0jpounds OF water and thirty-tive
pounds Of dry residue.
Spring has arrived and with it
comes tho usual number OF tramps.
It would be we'll for our citizens to
keep a sharp lookout on their houses
aud prosperity as. a Iawless, dissoluto
gang OF the knights OF the road" is
vending its way eastward, anu the
papers in The western part Of tho
State contain numerous accounts OF
petty thefts committed by this ele-
Iuent.
SIS. Hamill, Of Chicago, author of
the new science OF elocution, insisted
by bis daughter, Miss Minnie Hamill,
will give Rotations and Shakespe-
rian representations, both humorous,
pathetic and tragic ~ Freeman Hall
next Tuesday eveuing, the 18th inst.
at 3 o'clock, for tho benefit of tho
Blko public schools. They come
highly recommended by tho press of
the country and il you want TO enjoy
q rare treat you should not fail TO
attend. Tickets, 81 cents; children
under IL, 25 cts. Reserved seats at
tl,a noatoIlica uithout extra charge.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-15
Sealed Proposals.
CLERKS OFFICE, J
COMFY CT IibkO, !
STATE o. NEv.

Sealed proposals arc hereby invited
by the Board OF County Commission.
ers to furnish all tho ice that is re-
qnired during tho season Of 1893 for
the County Hospital, Courthouse and
lnil, said proposals to be fled with
the County Clerk on or before Mon
day, May !, 1893. Tho Board reserves
the right TO reject any and all bids.
Z. T.. BIIKEY, Clerk.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-15

A fine display of silver ware, fancy
dishes, lamps, knives, forks, spoons
ETC., at the EFT. NJ. Co.'S. Cali and
inspect these goods, which are the
finest in their line ever brought to
Elko.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-15

Reckhart G. Froelich will receive ia
a few days carload OF Schlitz Mil
waukee beer, in kegs, which they will
cell to the saloon keepers at very reas-
enable prices 4.HtE
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-15

Dave Casper is the agent for the
celebrated Hamilton Brown Shoe Co.,
Of St. Louis, whose shoes arc recog-
nized to be the finest in the world.
1w.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-15

TkTAETRD-AN ACTIVE PERSON, OF
" good character, TO travel with expenses
paid, representing established house; snlnry
$40. with increase: enclose reference and
self.addrcsSed stamped envelope, Genera
Mannyer, LoekIDrawcr p, Chicago. al-1St.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-15

Protect your weak Dyes from the
injurious effect Of sun and snow glass
10y getting a pair OF dark glasses at
Euller's.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-15

Banjo, violin and guitar strings, q
hn eassortment, at Mul,er's.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-15
Total disbursements. .22,G4i il
TREASURES BALANCE SHEET.

Cash in tr, asury 70 IT," credit of the various
funds, March 81, 1893.
IN Statc fund, over drGwn........... 5,COS %
In Judges Salary fund .............
In General County fund .......... :. 90 Oil 81
In Cash Contingent fund ............ ,532 50
In INDECENT Sick fnnd................ 1851 81
In County School fund. SIS
In Officers SALARY fund. ............. SOC 50
Total. ..... 32Tl2 a.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-15

AUDITORS OFFICE.
April 3, 1893.
To the Honorable Board OF County Commis.
sioners OF Elko County, Nevada.
GENTLEMEN: We herewith submit our Quar-.
teily Report of tie Finances of tie County
for the quarter ending Mar. 81, 1893.
Respectfully submitted:
GEO. II .MEIGS,
Auditor,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-15

This. Head.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-15
SALMAGUNDI.

No Advertisements allowed Under
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FR,CATFUl COLLISION
On a Grand Trunk Crossing BY Which lhrea
Peopie Mere Killed Outright.

CHICAGO. July lS-An incoming pas
senscr train on the Grand Trunk road raa
down n crowded street car LIST night, Kill
ing three people aud injuring numher OF
others The dead are: Thomas PerAin',
Margaret Murphy and an undermined
body The injured are; William Bnhlhar,
left leg broken and internally injured may
die. Mrs James Sauderson, head ana
body bruised i. G. Smith, internally IN
iured and skull fractured may die. Mrs.
Celia Mitchell, bruised about the eoty.
Mrs. :. Il Lance, bruised about the heal
and body. Mrs. Nanderbcrg, head aud
body bruised Frank Vanderherg and his
S-year-uld sou, head cut and bruised
The collision occurred at the Forty
ninth street crossing. which is network
of tracks and has always been regarded as
dangerous crossing, A long ireight
train going west had just passed and ths
tower man had raised the gates. This
was taken as "A signal that the way was
clear, and the driver started to drive
across the track. Just as the ear reached
the track the train struck it squareiy III
the ceater. The car was hurled 30 feet
from the point where it was struck. some
of the passengers managed to save them
selves by jumping, but the majority were
caught Perkins was frghtfully mangi'u
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AUGUSTA LOCALS.



The State inspector of workshops ADD
factories, Sir. Il. " Chalk. is making al
-.1xen.enrs to have moiels Of safeguards
for woodworking machinery plsr=si On ex-
i.ibition 10 Iifsrenr places IN the State that
the pahlic may understand hos srfapir,
1ersfve xnd comparatively inexpensive are
..f.gaar,l. Of wood ~orking machinery
H.. heliey~s that .acfl object lessons will
70 far toz Ard securing the adoption OF fhe
.4fsyuar.ls Mr. Chalk Is very enthusiast
tic worker On any project that engrosse'
his attention AMI be has long given the
.a.jeet Of ses-i !snts b. ungusrded ma
e.t,nsrY COOL deal Of attention.
A fe~ days ago the Jop RsAL published
statistic. Of seei;~n,. by wooiworkins ma
ehinery IN the State for several months
past. Nj Chalk looks over the Maine
D .pers every day AMI seldom day passes
bat what he fni- some poor fellow has lost
a fnger or possibly hand. He said to a
JosRsAL reporter. ''wey, Eve got 50 in
terpssed in this work that | actually feel
disappointed when on looking the papers
over find that no poor fellow has lost a
portion of his anatomy. One doesn't real
re the n1absr Of these accidents IN the
state uniiI h. has given the matter careful
study Here see by i Lewiston paper
At in ODE of the Odworking mills in
t,iat city one lay this week three men were
Injured by the unguarded machinery"
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EACH BOTTLE GUARANTEED.
ENFORCED i0leNESs.
The Ao,osk.aI Mills to Shut Down DLri 9
Month Of August

MANCHESTER, \. H, July ls-There was
0 feeling of the deepest dependency In
Manchester last night. The big Amoskeas
corporation. the largest producers OF
manufactured cotton in the world. posted
notices Informing its thousands OF opera
tives that all of its immense plant will
shut down during the month of August
This action WAS taken by the directors
of the Amoskeag Manufacturing company
Mt a full meeting held in Boston. 1t is I'M
aerstood that the directors have had some
such steps in view for some time, but have
postponed it until the last moment, hop
ing that conditions would improve. In
stead the outlook kept growing steadily
wore and worse, and goods were being
piled up IN the storrhouses, for which there
was absolutely no demand.
1t wa. thought that with the coming OF
the summer months the jobbers would
begin to order for the fall trade, but this,
too,
Proved u Broken Reed,
and the directors finally had the absolute
necessity for heroic action forced upon
them.
Agent Herman +. Straw stated that the
only reason is the condition of the market.
There is absolutely no trade, and yet
every day we run we are piling up goods.
certainly thought that with the opening
of The fall trade business would be better,
and the goods would commence to move
OIL, but such has not been the case.
our fnrtnightly pay roll is slO0,0o, or
tl.s il. | v.
though that the fact that this amount,
will not he pr'd out by the Amoskeag
next month Ought not to strike terror to
the heart of any business man, or be the
cause Of ANY financial depression in Man
chester.
AT the time Of the great iiywheel e =
dent he opt ratives of the AmoSkeag COS
poration lost as much money through en-
forced idleness n they will lose by mex;
months shutdown. Also at the time of
the big strike on this corporation the
operatives and eventually the business
men, lost practically s2l00o0. So you see,
Manchester las weathered just as bad
financial gales in the past, and there is not
the sllrh IS, cause for alarm on the part
Of anybody.
And there is another thing to take into
consideration in this matter; that is,
Which Wa, the More Humane,
to keep the mills running and get such a
stock ahead that it would be impossible
to sell it uff without a shutdown next
winter. or 20 shut down now Many of
our operatives are out now on vacations.
and many more want them. A rest of
two weeks during August will benefit
them. and they won't have to lie idle only
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DEATH RECORD.

John J, Peoli, New York artist, 4.
dead.
Mrs Maria Warren Of Danversport. Mass
7a years of age, Is dead.
Mrs. T H. Stevens, wife Of Rear Ad-
miral Stevens tretired1 died near Silver
springs. Nd.
Rev James Crowley. a weH-known
Methodist Clergyman. died at Ossipee, y.
IL, aged 10 years
George W. Parsons, an inventor and
hydraulic engineer. died at Lockhaven.
Pa. aged - years.
DR. Henry c. Preston died at St. John.
y. II. He was born at Hartford, March
t. 1881 and graduated from Trinity col
lese as class poet
Mrs. AuBa f;ronson Aleott Pratt.
widow ri JoLnB. Pratt, and the oldest
daughter * the late A. Bronson Alcost.
died at Concord, Masa
Dr. Joseph d. Mitchell died 1t Jack SON
vile. Fla, aged 20 He WAS born in West
Sewfield. Me-, and was graduated from
Harvard college N l91A
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New YORK pr0Guca Aarhet.


Ne" fnRk. IWY -
FLouH-Rcceipts. PIC, ri ptgs. exports, y o
pbls Il 80 ancks: .aies. GS'0 pkgs, maIkc
iul wons, ole cd freely, ----------- -
ow eatras 81 g5s2 - Guy miJ- ; s5aa 10. Cir
mile patents, 5a4 80, winter whoa; low
,rades, 9s a a, fair TO fancy, IS -
PATENTS, 3 loa4 90 - innesOta clear, 5Outo
fIMgn;s, 3 3oa4 90. patents, i0oaiij, -
Mixtures. 2 Fona -. -aperhDe 75a2 Is. fne 4
0lO
BYE FLOUR quiet, steady.
tOkS MEAL
RYK- quiet, steady, Western. 57a5sl.
BAEIEr-d dull, steady NO = western
BAElEY MAIT-guiet, steady, western '0ps>
wo row"d state 70a75, -ixfowed state e0asi, c. )
made Canada looalW
wupAr-k"oeipts. 5000 bush. exports. ", $50
,nl,s, $1,000, active for expor1, lowe w,ii
jptious, closing finn, - = - =
~. "a. storr ana elevator. 'iil7Il
'at. 72aa73; fob. 72ia7a, No. hard. s6h56
We. / .pnng 77il7s: No. l northern -l}ass
No. :, northern, 7i.a5Il, no 2 Milwaukee 7Ol 1ti
red. 724a73l
No /. 5oia--, .ieva"r; 4pla--. snos,, No
:, isiai,l, elevator, i9is49i fob, i9aiai. anoat
No. 8 ieis, .'esmer anoat. a; yellow. s5.
lngraded mixed idiaisi, steamer mixed, -
No. white, ~.
OARS Receipts. vol SO. exports, sb,5 b.-h
'aie., t5"W dnli, lower; - - -
e, a6ls3G., do sh,., 3sla No Chicago
y -35I, n" s. -..:t, DO vu'', E4a-, mlssc
" err, .Gia@s, no sh.t.. asaii -h't. s.AL.
Dt4f
BtEf dull. steady.
REV. II tNs--iaet, st.ndy.
LAkn- dun, lover. ---------------W estert
Team ciored at s"k6, -, snr- tcs ii
f--ns -, i". - y - sales tas
Hrp',a dull. -; a.o'I.en, SIo2., 3 y
$50 20: ana {. --
PORK quiet, steady, Old mess. tii75,
sla. new mss. ti5.7aaslo-za; extra prime
burTEE-quict, weaker, -----------------------
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% Is made NIL over Europe, and OF all
nee markets in the world Nottingham,
and. is perhaps the greatest, and next
NJ Calais. France 10 Nottingham j.
I'VE go 10 get the great bulk of our
line made lace, and today the ma
IS are turning out such perfect imita-
of the handmade article that only an
IT can tell the difference.
ndmade lace, particularly torchon. Is
all over Belgium. in lie Puy. France
all over Saxony. 1t is given to lit
Urls who work the first pattern. ant
his are paid rs low, or "a high. which
way they look at it, as confines pc
Machine made torchons are made il
men. Prussia, about an hours rid
Cologne.
he machine made valenciennes is mad
alais, Roubaix and Nottingham. Will
handmade il made in Brussels ans
tlray. The machine made laces are eS
mt limitations and SO well made tina
have to large extent taken tn
q of the handmade article.
nother noted lace market is st. Gall
tzerland, and SO is Plaumen, Saxony
tothier and Salesman.
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TWIN COMETS.
Important Discovery Made by Astronomers at
Lick Observatory.

SAN JOSE, Cal. July 1s.-An important
discovery regarding the comet has been
made at Lick observatory. Photographic
plates reveal the fact that the celestial
vj,itant has n companion. The second
comet is developed in the tail of the first
one, shows distinctly, and its tail merges
into that of the other. The second comet
cannot be seen through the telescope 1t
appears to move in the same orbit as the
main one, or an orbit exactly parallel, and
ut the same rate of speed The discovery
makes more certain the theory that the
original force which throws out comets
sends out more than one ut time.
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Young Butterflies.

ill be difficult to picture u more Gle
or more interesting sight than the
aiug Of the butterfly broods in the
.ct house during the summer. The
/ eases, filled with damp moss and
/ and adorned with portions Of tree
ks or plants suited to the hahits OF
not hs. aTr peuple'l by these exquisite
delicate creatures ms one after another
.ate. tsplf from the chrysa case in
d it has been sleeping all the winter
1uttpring upward with weak and nn
IN movements exposes It's full bean
70 the Hight. The wings of the largest
srich ~ Inc great orange brown AT
moth, Hrr as wide rs those Of missel
sh. and the great size of this and other
Is increases the strange likeness to
forms which is 80 marked even IN the
Ter English hawk moths.
% giant moths Of the tropics, nm like
est Of the insect world, have faces and
Tres not devoid of expression. Some
ahIe birds: at hers cats. Some are GOV
with long, soft pIumage, like this
,er. of the marabout or the piumes ol
:; others are wrapped in suky
lie like an Angors kitten or clothed II
ne and Sahies. The depth and soitnes'
,ese dowuy NANTES make the impuls'
roke them suggest itself at once. ye
the head keeper lifts them from TIA
b on which they rest, as falconer MT
awk. the feeling that they are nelthe
nor animals, but long winged birds
Tally irresistible. London Spectator
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RANDOLPH.

ir Ellie Searls arrived home from Port and
mr. Tupslay
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Daily k.aasuse 4uurna..
NtDHES AZ JULY 10 1898
CALENDAR COMING EVENTS.


August 8--Campm.eriag Empire GroyF, Poland
anI Il sept l. apiFitualist smpn"rting, ia
seut 2g-g0-i NJ {. A. State Convention. Au
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NYACK. y. Y. July ls-Triplets born
here yesterday weighed in the aggregate
i pounds There were two boys md a
girl The boys were joined by iigature
almost precisely like that which united
the Siamese twins and were otherwise per
feet The girl was joined to one of the
boys by band Of flesh from the hip of
each When the death Of the girl and one
boy had occurred, an effort was made to
save the life Of the other child by cutting
/ I. lratlre hnt death ansned
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rutDam Blossoms mill was shut down
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TOOK Poison on a Wauer.

NEWARK. y. J., July IL Theodore
Som, - Years old, took two ounces OF
nari- -, and when discovered suffer
in. from 'hc poison in an open lot, h.
said that he took the poison because of a
bet \ friend Ind made wager that he
could not take the poison and live. Som
does not seen to be anxious about winning
the bet, and is altogether too willing to die
to make the doctors of the hospital where
he WAS taken believe the story
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PITTsBURG. July is--In the advertis
ing columns of yesterday afternoon pa
pers appea-ei legal notice to the effect
that application will be made 70 the board
Of pardons for the pardon Of Hugh f.
Dem psey and Robert Beatty. convicted Of
felonious assault aud aggravated assault
and battery
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Brzz ARDS BAY, Mass. July Is-presi-
dent Cleveland has not gone to New York,
rs was supposed when he sailed on the
yacht Oneida yesterday afternoon in com
pany with Commodore Benedict and DR.
DIR Bryant 1t is authoritatively stated
here that the party have gone on short
cruise and fishing excursion, to be absent
frnm here .bnnt Two DAYS
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NEW YORK, July Ell the deposits Of
the stock under the plan for the reorgaa-
izatiou Of the National Cordage conipany
approximate 100 per cent a new company
will hot be formed, but the old one be re
constructed. Ii the deposits do not con.
siderably exceed ~ per cent new
company will be formed Three names
mentioned for directors of the Cordaoe
company were Frederick Vanderbilt,
Joseph J. O'Donohue and James NJ.
Waterbury.
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--asH-H s---s-a-------------.
Mrs. Mantell Wins Her Suit

New YORK, July ls.-The decree divorc-
ing Margaret \. Mantell from Robert y
Mantell, the actor, was obtained from the
superior court 1t provides that he paw
her So week and a counsel fee of $50
She is to have the custody of their two
sons. II was shown by his own valet and
by his landlady and others that he has
been living with Charlotte Behrens, of mis-