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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14
LATE HAILHuAD EMS.



DALLAS, Tex, Oct. 1--Cspecial)-
W. A, Crush, passengu ann ticket
agent II the Missouri, kaIAs and Texas
railroad Win heAdquartei az Denison,
is in the city today lOOkg after bust,
ness At tbs point.
~. IS. smith, agent OF ie Blue Line
aud Canada Southern lin with head.
quarters at st. Louis, lin the city,
the guest Of Mayor Conn The gen.
tlemen tshed together IN NscJnsin dur.
ing August aud Mr.. Smi is here 10
lOOk after business and auud the fair.
Colonel Thomas II kgslcy Of the
Louisville and Nashville falroad was
presented with nlaghcent watch
chain, IN emblem of BllOod, by thu
Rate Clerks association athe Oriental
hotel last night. g. g. Dke made the
presentation speech. Cohel Kingsley
made beautiful rcsponse Then came
the popping Of ooris and 9 musty cob
webs were washed out . the throats
OF the boys and mirth al other esi.
dence3 OF good fellowship Fgnlei.
W. II Taylor has b. appointed
commercial agent Of The sia fe, pO-
siiiou he'd for q nunbeIDi years b.
Eddie GLEASON. one Of iAtl0ss efficient
as VOL "a popular railios men IN tAe
state. lie was laid Of August on
account OF dull times. thefiicials said.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14
now WACO rAKEs M.

WACO, Tex, Oct. II. -lSpecal.)-.
The failure of the repeal senators to
Keep the senate in continuous session was
extensively discussed upon the receipt
OF the news this morning. Free silver
sentiment i not strung In Waco aud the
result OF the senate's action Is generally
deplored. Waco business men, who
have been North aud Fast making pur-
chaslS this srasnn, as II rule. say that
the business interests IN these sections
ARE almost unit for the repeal of the
too much Importance is fitached TO the
effect Of the law. they believe that Il
has been placed In q condition which
makes It's repeal necessary. With the
free silver contingent the result Is most
satisfactory. They claim that the ac-
lion of the senate has defeated the adj
mlnistraton and demonstrated that sill.
Yer A. a money metal can not DO dis
lodged. Naturally they are lubllant.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14
rnh uNHnIrL 1lED
Men From California. SIN in San
Artonio Money for Them.


Artonio Money fhr Them.
SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Oct. 49, ispe-
Ella, J-'fhrrc X no change In the siua.
ton Of the 200 unemployed men who ar
rived from California and are waiting
transportation Fast The railroads have
oil refused 10 hanl tlicm out Of town and
tonight through their attorneys forwarded
q request 10 Governor HOgg that Ls
order the peace officers 10 protect the
property Of the railroad companies. Tie
workingmen spout all Of last night and
today IN the yards Of the Southern Pa
ellie trying TO secure passage on ouf-go-
iug frnlglits. but were prevented from
doing so by The side tracking of them and
other ruscs. Today The men were given
one meal around, through the rhnrity OF
Policeman Galwest, but beyond that they
had nothing TO cat. A labor mass meci-
Ing X being held tonight for the purpose
OF doing something for the men.
Later-The mass meeting tonight raised
$50 to feed tue working men aud cou-
demned the city officers and railroads for
their treatment Of the wOrlsiigmen, aud
appointed o committee TO secure traus-
pOftaliUn for them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14
CUTTING RATES.

HOUSTON, Tex. Oct. t8.-ISpecial)
The Texas Western road has been CON.
PEELED TO abandon the running of all
trains on account of bridges being burn,
ed out by prairie frcs
The Texas Central has met the re.
duction of the Santa Fc, putting Hous.
ton on an equal footing with Galveston.
The Snuthern Pacific has also reduced
rates making reductions In line with
those made by the Santh Fe ont ~ Gal.
weston and New Orleans This redtetinn
on both !incs Is eqnal 10 10 cents per
100 pounds on The first three classes
and . cents per 100 pounds on the r..
naming classes, with general reduction
on commodities as we'll, tho commodity
rates being reduced by the difirrcntlal
Of the clnss to which they belong.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14
! GREAT FIGHT PROMISED.


AZ .s,'a.'iog night at the Dallas Athletic
n ~ II Jarkson.Downing' prize fight Is
~ place. Mr.. stafford one Of the
-, sol the club. is Ia r.rciDt of a
M slyhig that Alery Downing
Thae lohlght or tomorrow morning.
rs Nm 1 CONSIDERABLE speculation al 10
ts ~ KY WIN. Downing will weigh a
MI w beaver It Is repored In mgi-
70 f.bi IN, 'qday that he was matched
Ia nlgy Plimmer. the English ban
VIII lg ,app before Plimmcl's contest
FiriIr Recently at Madison Square
or new iiNrl, bnt after his victory
Dgrts. A0A' flimner refused to fight
rolns saeks1n is training at the clnb
neps,,rslr, Nill be In good condition. but
|tshl ors. ahler disadvantage In the
bad n,1sHs % Downing's greater weight
|hs az, e.eer says he will give Down
b0nse-si iAai he will remember
us ME-. = picked up as winner bv
|,4ap n nv s'ei'i, but he may strike a
n lsd,lay clever liitle feaiier-wei,,,t'
/ Ia IA y so TO be whinped Nv a
~ ahra weight. Heretofore II ans
sie.e rs lnllst'slble to ge, man
near his weight 70 20 aelihst
& ~, WI be great crowd Of spoe.-
g IN t'sseAl L. witness sbe co,t.,s,
y ht, aad povning ana 6ehisr r'' s,S
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14
The SiIyerites Have Shown What
They Can Do.
Vest Offers Compromise Measure
for Limited Coinage of silver
Memphis Cold Men Meet and Pass
Resolutions Mr. Voorhees, Says lie
WI DO His Best.

WASHINGTON. Oct, la.-Thc West
India syclone and u storm from tho
Northwest Joined issues this morning and
since thcn communication has been prac.
ticaily At standstill. An the Western
Union compnnys wires between Wash
iaslon end Harrisburg and New York
is at a stands,ll aud all other New York
routes are almost useless. AT the Postal
telegraph office the same situation was
obtained
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14
TINE WEATHER.

GALVESTON. Tex, Oct. 13.-(Spe-
ciai)--All reports FROM the Atlantic
STAGES are missing tonight. hence very
little Is known relative TO the cyclone
which was OH the South Atlantic coast
last night. bur Il Is presumed that II Is
moving northwarl There has been a
general rise In barometer over The west
crn portion of the country aud an afcar
of high pressure with Its crest over the
central portion of tho Eastern Rocky
mountain slope dominates She weather
generally west of the Mississippi river
tonight.
The temperature has fallen over the
Eastern Rocky mountain slope and the
lower lakes and has risen elsewhere.
The weather Is cloudy east of the
Mississippi river and is generally clear ia
the westward
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14
cHEAPEST
~
UP TO DATE
CHEAPEST

Everybody at this date to be looking for soma
a,os extra cheap We have noticed lately that an
culinary cut goods does not bring the crowds as of
yme -; - ,,ni,,o u., - n.
going to get right up close to your pocketbook
NIKE prices on lot of Dress Goods that will burst your
purse string
mo value 65c to 81 25 per yard width IS to SO inches
hin and fancy weaves We don't say that they are
III seasons goods but style and coors just good as
tbg we're Now Monday will make this special sale
md if yon not on hand you will miss re best bargain
rr put on in Fort Worth. S,0omst
200 yards Atwood all coors plain Inaaco YES
Orh from 65o to 81 rs per yard go at pricoy ice
dny S9c, Is this cheap enough! You press he but
Ton we do the rest
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14
THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Oct 13.-10.30 D. nj.
lille senate has been In session con-
tinuDuHy since morning, with no prospect
of adjournment The only feature of IN
tcrest so fur II tue amendment presented
by 1lr Vest, which,. after repeating tue
purchasing clause Of the Sherman act
authorizes The .issning Of cuiu certificates
for uncOined bullion consisting Of the
seigniOrage on silver heretofore purchase
cd. 1t provides for the coinngc OF Amer.
cam silver tlai may ge deposited by
owners a. The rate Of S3OO0,0UO mouth
up 10 the limit Of $500. 100000. This
coinage 10 be- falrly proportional among
The siiNer producing states aud territories.
The holders Of standard silver dollars
may have them exchanged for certificates.
Authority * given the secretary Of tho
treasury 10 refuse payment IN gold, on
amy obligation Of the United States when
he u satisfied gold is applied for for OK.
por.ati0n. A joint committee OF the two
.inuseA ~ 10 examine info flr iluniiea md
monetary conditions Of The government
ard people Of the unitel States The 10
per cent tax on state bank circulation Ii
20 he repealed.
mo i5of was occupied all day by Mr..
Stewart Of Nevada, who ceased speaking
az O'Clock, and WAS succeeded by Mr..
PETER who promised 10 hold forth ali
night
The preaijont remains firm for uncou.
diuOLAl repeal, and Mr. Voorhees, will
hold out ~ long us he eau keep a quorum
The failure OF the thlriy-eight hours ses
sion early this morning, however. withou,
accomplishing a single result beyond a
demonstrati1G to the country that tie
silver men were capable of staying on d
vote Oh tie Voorhees, bin indefinitely has
dampened tho enthusiasm Of the weary
ana broken repeal senators, and they have
returned TO the fight disheartcned and
discouraged.
Meanwhile the effort Of compromises
Is to lind b common ground to get On.
The basis seems 70 b. the Harris and
Vest amendments hut there Is wide
difference Of opinion as 10 whether tho
bOad provision should or should not be
adopted II the president continues to
reject all propositions looking 10 a com.
promise nothing Is left but the adjourn.
inent OF congress, unless she leaders
should decide TO 20 ahead and pass
compromise measure and send II to the
White House and place the responsibility
Of vetoing or signing Il a. Cleyeinnd's
door Judging from the outcome VI the
other continuous session there II little
chance OF any practical result from this
second attempt TO force = vote, even "
The senate can be held In session.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14
A coNcERr IIALL GIRL.

Minnie Rooney. few years ago
theaters in Texas cities, died of con
sumption yesterday and was buried to-
day, the variety people of the city chip
ping In 10 defray the expenses Of the
funeral. She was a singer and clog
dancer Of considerable ability and agility
few years ago, let dissipation take
hold ON her and came out victorious.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14
Wholesale Merchants,
Manufacturers and
All others

WHO HAVE SOMETHING no SAY
or INTEREST TO THE TRADE on
THE SOUTHWEST CAN SAY IT m
THE FORTHCOMING TRADE EDI-
TIoN or THE GAZETTE. 10 BB
ISSUED DECEMBER 1. AT A COST
OF sl2 PER INCH. DISPLAY MAT
TER, OK sl,5o PER LINE READING
MATTER THE EDITION WILL Bn
eoo0o COPIES.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14
RESIDENCE AT TYLER.

TYLER, Tex. Oct .-(Special)-
The house OF JEFF Horton IN North Tyler
was consumed by FIRE this morning at y
O'clock. II caught from Hue. The
hoiise was insured for $1,000 and the
furniture for $500.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14
DUEL WITH AXES.
As a Result Twin Men Are BADLY In
Jured. Ones skull Broken

Yesfrrday. ii the BrazOs bottoms. Cato
chndwick mud Jackson Fielder WIRE cutting
timber Both meD were IN nude cpudi-
hon. A quarrel sprung up, which led 10 q
hl1DIy dnrl Will axes AZ result Chad
wirk's skull was clover Ia twain. and Pet
der lies Ia jan 10 badly disngured condl-
ton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14
Ir TAGGED OUT.

SAVANNAH. Ga, Oct. 13.-The
heavy blow that Threatened Savannah
tagged out when It arrived. The maxi
mum velocity Of the WHO MAS iorty-two
recsyyed from the coast. but 1t Is believed
that there has been ~ serious loss.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14
CYCLONE HALL BURNED.

Va'ne hall, great sporting resort
,eia'iei BY Lou Roach and Ben New
Il gas destroyed by fire at an carly
=. , lllS morning. Their loss is placed
NV The building wis owned by
m M =. Young and was insured for
n. liie FIRE was of inccndiary origin,
sle'ed some enemy of the pro-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14
FIRES.
TYLER RLAZEs.

TYLER. Tex, Oct. 13.-- Specially -
l.. b. Dinglcr's steam gin was burned
last night with tweniy-eight bales Of
cotton. Origin not known.
A small IRE came near causing the
burning Of the home Of Tom Aston.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14

WASHINGTON, Oct 1l,.-Thc state
department received the following from
the United States colnsul NJ Gunicmala
City today ''rhc president OF this re-
public this day oct -, declared him
self iiclanpr gpd assnmod contril Of tho
government. He dismissed the extra scs-
sion II congress and ordered new cleo
ton,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14
snor rnRoran rHr HEAD.

GUTHtIE. o. n. oct 49, special -
This morning ]. l.. stevens Of i'crry wa,
found dead IN his tent. having been shot
through Che head during the night Dy un-
kuowi, parties. II IL believed that parties
who were contcsting his lot.. committed tue
murder. and warrants have been issued
for their arrest
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14
DIED FROM THE INJURIES.

4 YELASCO, Tex, Oct 13.-(Special.l-
louis Grand. chief engineer OF the
Velnsco Terminal road, died today from
the effects Of injuries received by being
thrown FROM hand-ear week ago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14
MEMPHIS GOLD MBN.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Oct. 18.-1he sil-
yer men having bad the last inning.
the gold men are endaavUging 10 conn
tenct the influence Of the late large
silyF meeung. Fictitious, rlalning 20
represent he business interests are b.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14

OMAHA, Neb., Oct, lis. H. IL.
CLARK. the roads preside. was today
appointed receiver 81 the lnion Pacific
railway, with ex-l1lley anderson OF
New York and Olive w link q Bos-
ton a. co-receiyers. u Application
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14
DEAIAS.
JOHN II. WALKER.

PARIS, Tex. Oct. l3.-lSpccal.) John
X. Walker, Confederate veteran and
resident OF Paris for the last twenty
years died yesterday. lie was 40 years
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14
s HAD ENotsr,

f'sS ie '4,l' aas filed bc- ne.,.,.-.
wa W S'aiaia 'o VI. u divorce
s s ssa HVsii 'i iose h Dallas y aisrss
81 = ss sssIA, when w Nj and Of The
st..re.';:t viii Ml.,a,;es srted blr 10 liye
Fay Si l.s.''' iessrissi. ~ story ss,.; whom Ne
Aaoiipal .drunEard,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14
A BIG RAcE.

LEXINGTON. Ky. Oct Try con-
cent Of Budd Doble. NJ. Q. McHenry
has challenged Morris jones Of kcuesha,
Wis. 10 match MS mare AliN, 2.OI 81,
side, race TO be mile heats. three In five.
the winner to take the entire purse.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14
BlAcIlHAWK BAGGEp.

/. DAVIS, a noted negro burglar, was
4. he penitentiary for nine years
IVY IN the criminal district court
i -s'alng; Glib is an old sinner and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14
1HE sroRM
In Geor. ia, Florida and south
Carolina 4 llud One.

In Geor la, Florida and south
Carolina Z. 4ud One.
ATLANTA, Ga, Oct, 13.-The wires
are al down beyond Jacksonville, Fla.
CHr.ssou Is two feet under water. The
damage to the Charleston water front
cauho. be estimated II awas crowded
with cotton. Morning has been heard
from The Islands on the Carolina coast
as all wires thence into Charleston are
down. The storm did but little damage
In SlVunuah, though ihe over i.-t Of
the city Is covered wirh water. Nothing
has Deei heard from l'ybee Islands since
nMuighi. when lhp wind Wis D4oWlng
sixty nilea an hour Indications are The
4,ifai spsai It's greatest fury on the
ocean. Anxiety is felt for the steamship
City of Anguish, due at savannah il-
niglt X il probable she encountered
the storm Just of Hunting island.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14
pnolANE 40 rALK.

DENVER, Col, Oct 13.,-Silver mine
owners here generally refuse TO discuss
the Harris amendment to the repeal
bill, Many, however. indicate It is free
coinage or nothing with them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14
JOE n, MITCHELL.

HOUSTON, Tex, Oct l3.-Cspecioll-
Zoe H. Mitchell died here today, aged 20
years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14

ENNIS, Tex, Oct. ~. Especial -P.
q. Perry, father Of VIII g. Perry. editor
Of the Ennis Evening Meteor, died today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14

I'll PASO. Tex. Oct. 13.-(Specinl) p
Miss Jennie NJ. Key-er. teacher In
the public schools of this city. died yester-
day
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14
LEXINGTON RACES.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Oct. 13.-A steady
rain necessitated the postponement Of
today's trots. Tomorrow the program
for Two days, Friday and Saturday, VIII
be punched.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14

won, Chess Boga second. The Shark
iltul itmc. 20 IL
Fifth racc-Slx and oue-half fur'ongs.
hteuOr won. Mniu0tr s,1'odi. AiUa
third. Tme, l;O2 -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14

A man named w. II. Brown was ar
rested In Dallas this morning and taken
10 Kaufman by Sheriff Joe Keller. He
is Charged with swindling.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14
REAL ESTATE,

Being IN liquidation. we c1er a great
variety Of Real Estate holdings, consisting
Of flna resdences, business AID building
lots. and an immense acreage Of improved
and unlmptoycd lsuds for sale Al 4 sacrt
ice.
THE kEfcR1ET'S KlTiGK4l sfHk.
FoHr WoRrH. ERxks
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14
SHOWED Her HEELS
70 the BRITISRER
For the Third Time Did The
Trim Little VigiIant
The VALkYRIE B-ATEH AGAIN,
Notwithstanding the Weather Was
What She Wanted
The VALKYRIE B-ATEE AGAIN,

This Time the American Yacht Game
in Winner by Twelve seconds.
li"ces Put oTon Account of Rain,
But Double Program For To-
day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Oet.-First race
tifIye fur,on.s. Marcel won, Miss
Mamie second, Aletha Allen third. Time
Seeond races Seven furlongs. King
David won, Emma Primrose second,
Mary b. ". third. Time, l;Si y.
Enma Mex. dead heat, Anna third.
IN run OF Semper Lex won, Time,
1:4S 1-2. ,,,,.....
Fourth rAos-six furlongs. ciin'on
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14

CLEVELAND, O., Oct. l3.-I'hough
the ruees began here todAy rs usual none
were finished OWING 70 the ram
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14
G. Y. SMITH & CO
FOR ALLEGED sw1NDL1NG.

and altogether very undesirable hus-
band.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-23
He IL Resigned 10 Hts Fate. md Promises
to 60 to tho Death Chair Ponccnbiy.

He Il Resigned TO Hts Fate. md Promises
to 60 to tho Death Chn'r Ponccnbiy.
DANSEMoRA. Oct. 22.-Martin Foy will suffer
death by electricity at about noon tomorrow
for the murder OF his mistress in Saratoga
His father arrived here yesterday and has had
several interviews with his son. Foy is q
Catholic and for two weeks past has paid
much attention to his religious duties. receiv-
ing daily visits from the village priest He Is
now resigned. and promises to 90 to the chair
without attempting to make any commotion.
Up to two weeks ago he was very abusive.
using profane language indIscrim inately be-
fore Warden Thayer and other prison officials
and the attending clergyman. He would
have received harsh treatment but FOR
the fact that he was a condemned man. He
complained for some time that his food was
poisoned. as he vomited each time after eat
ing lie wrote letter to this effect to his
father. and tho Warden allowed II to be nailed.
remar ing to Foy that his cowardice was the
cause OF his stomach refusing to retain the
food he ate. However. the Warden since then
has had Foy's meals served from the village
hotel 30 as to molliiy him. and this has result
ed in some change for the better In the dispo-
siton Of the condemned man.
Foy's father is resigned to the fate OF his son
and will have farewell meeting with the
prisoner tomorrow. Foys brother f expected
to arrive to morrow, morning. Neither he nor
tho father VIII be nllOw6u 10 Witness tne eNs-
cution. The body will be turned over to the
father after the autopsy tomorrow for burial
in Saratoga
The new electric light plant is ready for use
in the prison. and can be utilized to- morrow in
case Of accident to the old plant. such as re-
Davis says the machines used In the three
prisons OF the State for executing death sem
fences were never intend ed for such uaea.
each. although 100 volts are obtained by
forcing the power. This was tho cause Of the
accident at Auburn.
Warden Thayer thinks that a strong effort
will be made Mt the coming session Of the 1.egis.
lature to secure the enactment into law OF
In his annual message two years ago the Coy
ernor suggested that condemned mans
prison he erected. centrally located. which
would have a com petent electrician regularly
employed. the State 70 take charge OF eEerru-
lions. Mr.. Thayer thinks that In tine end this
would result In saving to the State. as only
one electric plant and one death watch would
be needed. whore three are now required.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-23
MISS BARTON oByncrs.
SIZE Ask. for the Annuimeat OF n Marriage
Beonu.e Che Wasn't the bride.


BosToN. Oct 22.-Charles R Adams, former
~ OF some note In the operatio world. but who
fort good many years has been singing
teacher In Boston. is In matrimonial trouble.
He ia 81 years old.
About twenty-five years ago he married an
Austrian lady OF nobility. lie was thcn a
leading member OF tho Vienna Opera Com.
pany.
Ten years ago HIS wife returned to her nm
tive country on a visit, hut could not be PER-
sunded to return to America. Ad7ms secured
n divorce. decree nisi. last May. descrtion no.
Ing tho charge upon which the suit was based
Under the law he was not Mt liberty to
marry again until tho decree was absolute
and that could not be done in loss thnn six
months.
Two months afterward he married Sal.
lie q. Friese OF Grand Rapids. Mich
She was highly accomplished. but no
one objected to the marriage until
that Mrs. Adams had usurped the place
which ting, Professor had promised should
southern family
She has Just returned from an absence of
two years IN Europe. where she was sent Ly
She was snrrrl sed to hear OF the marriage
and sho promptly filed petition in the Supe.
riur tiVil Court to have the Fricse marriage
annulled. on the ground TINT. pending the de-
GREG nsi. no could not legally we'd.
which Miss Barton says she intends to brig
aGainst Adams. whom she proposes to sue for
breach OF promise for heavy damages.