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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-12-22
correspond NCE
Geneva.
Rec d too late last week

Rec too late last week
Geo. Keeping has built good shop on Main
street. where he is prepared to do ali kinds OF
repair work.
Lewis Masters made trip to Kansas few
days ago on business.
F.. H. Cnilds has gone to Toronto and Fall
River to buy hay.
DR.. Chas Knowlton is kept quite busy. visit
ing the sick in this vicinity. He has in his
care at present Lucy Sheldon and James Ten
plin. Both are doing well
Chas Kitchen has rented and moved on the
old John Knowlton farm.
Fred Rowland is rough-feedEng 100 head OF
steers this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fryer are expecting their son
and daughter from X. z. to spend Xmas with
them.
John NJ. Irwin has moved in the Mrs Hack
man property. He recently came from Sedalia
Mo.
Geneva has colored S mail carrier
Vim Irwin says he is going to marry. rent
farm and settle down. That's right VIM.
Mr.. Boner recently purchased horse Of A
W. Rowland
The report is out that the engineer ana nre-
man on our road got 30 days lay Off,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-12-22
A DRUGGIST TALKS.

Will F. Crawford, druggist at Des
Moines, Iowa, says it is remarkable
the way Cubeb Cough Cure sells, that
his customers speak of it in the high
est terms of praise. On man in par
ocular who has been troubled with
bronchitis for years never found any
relief until he used the Cubeb Cough
Cure. He says it stopped it at once.
He doesn't hesitate to recommend it
for all throat and lung troubles. Ev-
ans Bros.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-12-22
EIsInore
Beautiful Christmas weather,

J. P. Decker's have a new girl.
There was a spelling school at the school
house Monday night A literary wss also or
gained. to meet every two weeks on Monday
nights.
E. J.. Jones of Moran was in town Thursday
and Friday.
Dr.. OFlyng is able to be around again.
The barber shop is now moved into the build
ing recently occupied by Hutlers drug store
Docia Sparks is ON the sick list
Mrs. Finley o: Bronson is visiting with her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Muth.
Rev. Leisser is holding a series Of meetings
at Prairie Hall
The schools will take q weeks vacation.
AL are invited to the tree on Saturday night.
ALPHA.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-12-22
DON'T BE Afraid.

So many people avoid crowds and
large gatherings, because they are In
constant dread of being trod upon,
and having pet corn or bunion pain
fully bruised-this can be avoided by
the use of Chryso Corn Cure. Every
bottle warranted. Evans Bros.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-12-22
Funston.

A little girl at Steve Elmores.
Steve Elmore will have shooting match al
his place the Saturday before Christmas
Onr postmaster has nephew visiting him.
Mrs. VIII Hans has been quite sick but is im-
proving. MUGGISs.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-12-22
Prairie Dell.

Mrs. Barth celebrated her fiftieth Birthday
last Friday and received several substantial to-
kens of love from the family.
Little Percia Hesson received a very serious
cut in the left hand from a butcher knife a few
days ago laying the flesh open TO the bone; at
present the wound is doing well
Eta Crowell is very sick with inflammation of
the bowels
George Fryer is very sick at this writing with
typhoid fever.
In our correspondence of last week we were
mistaken in the name of Mr.. Bakers little boy
1t was Dan who was sick instead of Clint
Mr.. Heller took drive to Savonburg last
Tuesday.
Surely everyone will get their work done this
fall as the weather is so favorable.
Mrs. Barker was visiting in this neighborhood
last Monday.
Mrs. Sheriff sold 400 pounds of poultry last
Monday.
Mr.. Barth planted some fruit trees last Tues
dox
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-05-16
Cfrerft CONF.

Keahu WaiwsioIe has filed :
petition for guardianship of minor
child and the sale of mortgaged
premises.
J. / DoEsett executor Of the
estate Of Annie G. DOwsett has
fled an inventory Of property be-
longing TO the estate.
F. i. Schaefer trustee OF the
estate of l. Marchant has filed his
account showing 3 balance of
S419.99.
Teresa Machado's trial for steal
ing $500 from Schwanck the bum
boat man ended Saturday with
: verdict OF guilty. Judge Cooper
remanded Der for sentence till
Monday.
Judge Whiting st chambers Sat
urday adjudicated James Mott,
j., 3 bankrupt OF his own petit
ton The assets are 1882 and
liabilities $3.50 Il Is 2 forced
bankruptcy by the foreclosure of z
chsttsI mortgage. Monday. Nav
I'D, Is appointed for the meeting
OF creditors.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-05-16

arrange the programme for the 9Th
~ July races at Kahului, had been
chosen, several speeches were made
advocating fewer events and larger
purses; the argument being that such
n course Of Sction would Increase the
interest in racing by bringing forward
better horses, thus acting as y stimu-
lus TO improve the racing stock of the
country.
Mr.. w. A. Mckay moved vote Of
thanks be rendered Mr.. r. d. Wal
bridge, the retiring president, for his
efficient services in the past
shortly after p. NJ, the assembly
adjourned and accepted Mr.. Wal
bridges invitation to take lunch at
his residence.
MeSSrs, A. +. Hopke, VIM. Robin
son and c. II. Broad are the executive
committee for the racing association.
The bark HeSpeF, Underwood, mas
ter, arrived last Saturday, May 9Th,
Is days from San Francisco,
The vessel leSveS to-day with full
cargo Of sugar.
Showers during every
day Of the week.
Maui, May Is, 1875.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-05-16
:3O7

The advantage to be gained
by the use of superior oils in
lubricating the machinery in
mills and steamships, has been
demonstrated times without
number, but it has not always
been possible here to secure
the quality necessary.
After months of careful
study and research. we put on
this market a year ago the
now celebrated brands of
Colorado Mineral Oils, which
almost instantly jumped into
popular favor. The high price
of lard oil places it beyond the
reach of most consumers, and
practical men who have tried
the colorado Oils, pronounce
them superior in quality to any
other in use and answering all
purposes to which lard oil is
put. We confidently recon-
mend these Oils to any person
in charge of machinery. no
matter how finely constructed
or how intricate. We keep
always in stock Cylinder,
Engine, Dynamo and Mineral
Castor, and can supply con-
sumers in large or small
quantities.
Three orders for Hendry
Breakers last week adds to the
popularity of that implement
of agriculture: its strength and
lightneSs Of draught is what
sells it, the latter feature
it possible to do work
with fewer mules or horses
than ever before. 1t saves
stock and it saves time, two
important items in the life of
the plantation manager. Time
is money in these times and
must be saved by every one
who wants to get on in this
world. We believe the Hen
dry to be the best Breaker on
earth. Suppose you try one,
Just to see if you can agree
with us.
The HAWAIIAN HARDWARE Co.,
3O7
FORT STREET.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-05-16
View Annexation Clubs.

'F0-d comes from HOokena, Ha-
Ezii. that the annexation club o.
gsnI-=d a that place Is meeting
with great success. Another club
has been started Al Eopo0poo, q
fsE miles distant 4 general mass
meeting had been called for the
10sh Instant About one hundred
names have already been secured,
and II Is stated that many more
could have been had If the annex
alton petitions had arrived sooner.
The native members Of the road
board OF The district are said 70 Be
against annexation.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-05-16

The meat Of he Hawaiian
charge d affairs pzmphle; Is, how
ever. in the las; paragraph but one,
he, Ike Mr.. Theo. Il, Davies, hiss
: proposition 10 make, Mr.. HOf-
uung coolly asks the restoration q
The sx-quesn. with ths ''coDstitu-
uonsl safeguard" now existing
He promises she vii be god here
sfte-. IS she hss Learned 5 lesson
Is II possible Mr.. HoHnung does
no: know the sx-Quesn attempted
the same pue-ile game. when Il was
TOO l&te-,oo late, hspp;ly, fos mon
27chy 70 Enger in H&waii. with the
consent Of the bone znd sinew Of
the country Mr.. Theo, H. Davies
mzie Sinilsr promises 20 hsiu-
Ism. He, however. had lived long
enough IN Hawaii 10 know !, wsS
useless . Try the sx-qusen sEsin
o1;, Ike NJ. Hofnuug, be too-ishly
promised for The good behavior q
his sz--oy&l charge, and her case
b-Oks down
Gentlemen scribblsrs, plssss take
1osioa ms. chs s7s=. majority q
.hs Hawaiian people 1-e tired Of
-oy1l promises they VIII hereafter
;snsa5 guarantees q good govern
2s1c, sn3 these they intend 10 fur /
-.sl themselves
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-05-16
BRANCHING OUT,
Mr.. T. Z. KrouSs Leases the
Bishop Premises.

Nh I. Z. krouSs Leases the
Bishop Premises.
Mr., T. E. Krouse, the manager
of the Eagle and Arlington hotels.
has leased the Hamilton house on
King street for s term Of years,
Mr.. hrOuse's rapidly increasing
business is the cause of mis- new
departure. His new acquisition
viii De known as the Arlington.
The building will be entirely reno
waited. both inside and outside.
Painters and paper hangers are at
work now. and Mr.. krouse expects
TO have the house open byJune LIST.
It viii be newly furnished through
ont.
A force OF men will De put to
work on the grounds today and the
handsome lawns and flower beds
viii be put in perfect order.
Nh. Rrouse viii retain the pres
ent Arlington premises, but when
the new house IS opened it viii con-
tain dining rooms for both places.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-05-16
Death Of General Beale.

By the last mail advices we're re-
eeiTed Of the death d General
Beale. IN Washington.on the 22d Of
April He vas conspicuous In the
Mexican war, which ended in the
annexation Of California, Arizona
and New Mexico One Of his ex-
plots Eas the Carrying Of dis
patches through tie lines Of the
enemy, for which at Of daring he
wac highly commended and re-
essysd promotion 70 Be bTigzdier-
general
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-05-16
1SOTsEg CgIuC

NJ A. Eo5nunE. who holds $
commission tro- he Provisional
Govs-nne2: = Hawaiian charge
/ xEsi-s II Lo1ioc, MSS written 5
pamphlet ssSinss annexation i,
: .hs EC-k q s b,115s-s-. lacking
ne skllltcI ins5nuatso- zni iissl--
rlziion q Ar. Noz5hoE : Hs-sld
lzses-. There : S suggestive pse--
Ez-it-. Il nos similarity II The
names O These tEo gentlemen e.
z. : : f-cs sbsy bosh clzi- rz.ivit-y
z TIE tEo -7sz. rzt5ons whence
-h9v kzI
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-05-16
Supreme Court

In ths matter Of the estate Of
Lizzie KaPoi Kanakau the exc
eutoE, 8 II Damon, has fled q
Petition f7r allowance u accounts
discharge and final order Of dis
tributiOa IN deceased estate
z i Sehzef=r, guardian Of the
minor children q Charles Long,
has hIed his see0ant showing q
balance Of 1051 76-
In the case q KawI George -.
Il Holt the plaintiff has fled z
motion 10 restrict an order p. z
nsE trial
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-05-16

The fBOst01T FrIHrIHS OErz.
Tue type and printing Press f5r-
meriy attached u the Mexican, 3
par q Ad1raI Sk=rrzt5fs s-zE ogt-
Il. Ez= bern EgT=d TO The Bosta1-
PrIntEr HGEa=s- Eh0 ISm czrE
Ehers1f- = g1EaFS al hG1= On sun
d4F 4fls-ul1ssuS and vii * pleased
20 sssslrs s1F Es@h'=rs q the erzt5
q Fl=Esars EhruCgH ki= oGeG h
L a eE-5s1s prI11sr ard : E@
berofth@ San Frznclzc1 I Fpogrzlh-
ieL UE2
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-05-16
2yyE1aTICS GROWING.

Nearly s7scy incoming nzil
brings wor6 q the successful o.
s4nizz:;oa o. encouraging zivznos-
ns-t a nzcive znrsxzt5c- clubs On
he other Islands Il Is signif-
cant fzc: shzt the leaders o these
-o7snsrts sig principally men Of
p-e Hawaiian blood, who represent
The best classes Q: natives II the
country districts
Every Eeek that nov passes
shows sius viii strengthen and
complete, rather than weaken. the
21nsx2tiQn cause he foreign
2n6 hzIf-e4sts royzIis- leaders Of
Eoaolulu, who z-s a. present SEEK
ing ; new urstsxt 10 rally their sd
hsrents around, vii soon drop
their 6suznd f1r : vote On the an
nexzaoo question Ehen they fnd
they I'll hzve 70 meet the issue
sluzrsIy n The country districts
i EE months hence they VII be
f1-1d 51zniag The sx-CUeen n s1us
neE isuznd, backed bT s solemn
protest. zzzinz1 submitting the a.
Isg5d s4crsd rights Of royalty 70
the decision of the COMMON people
Wh11 they hz7= zlEzys politically
oppressed and socially t=su5ssd-
The present ruy4-i=t Plea IN d.
EocrzeE L kzrdIE skin deep- Had
MT crutzct With E5s,zru c5TiIi1z-
ton i1-ce5 republican IDEAS uDou
The present family 1E pcss51d=-z,
p-zcsd upon The thru1= Of the Ks
Eshzns1zs b. the al q tl-siEu
gcI5. thz r1y4l TAIN E-1I5 SUI ls5n
til-re zzziuss political and i1iEztri5I
freedom. znd ths native Ezzzz5zu=
wouid & paying gT=-. s. q Old
tEc-th5ris q The z7ziLs y tLz5r
Industry Cd support zn iai5Lzat.
Eo=lti91z and sp=151Erif1 c,y1rt-
On the ozher hand Il the eruzu
Lzz5= zrs diri6=i sT=ry native IN
tLs IsIzuis can Ez-s 2 E5-= Eh=rs
h VII ez4fn have tie chzu.e 10
make his a1ily and hia=s,f CHI
ts--tzhls and hzpPT he Hzszv=s
z-s rap55Iy sse51g these fzc-s7 they
prefer 90 szk= sEer c1znez Eifa
the u=1 WE7 have Succeeded In
Hzz4zI- than B5th ca= oil dis
rspasa5Is palace crowd Fa5 have
succeeded n bznLrug5iuz then
selEss- and NV eaouy SIX The
natives 10 sxz-t ih=5r patrEgsf=u 70
zlt IN eo1PlesIng the political and
6nznsi1l rlia q th= egalsry b
restoring The D1areby-
Die natives az z1lll patriotic
s1lEh- a.zl ta=E ara Izaruiaz thai
p.ssr59EzzI paFs best Eb=l ez=rted
th=5r cFu- ald uo5 IN r7gaI II
Lsrssts-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-05-16
ssturdar,s crfeket CANE.

Thers vas 3 god attendance q
criekeiers It the scratch game q
Saturday afternoon. resulting IN 3
very pleasant game 4 meeting Of
the club vas beId 1t the Hawaiian
hotel IN the eTening which vas
well attended Bye-IsEE we're
framed and other matters Of inter
sst 10 the club discussed The
CLUB nov has : membership Of
fifty including h0aoEzry and play
ing msDbers-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-05-16

a. s1s o-sss. q tie zst2ck NJ
HoEuu1z s-rs IN quoting Sir E5-
III A-no,6 % gre ths sx-gussa :
god character before beginning
Ms S1ec=zi pleading IL d=gose6
-oyzl.v Ccf1-tU-zts-E ~ Mr.
HoEnwg. psoQl= hz-e 1-s z~zrs
Is. he poetic 81 Edwin E2S only
8 fsr hours n Eo1olzl1- hence I
= not generally hehs7s5 MS
s-z-s1s15 tbz5 Tie sz-ecee1
Is resi- and tue : royzI L4iE.
In Spirit zrd e6cc45io1. =
IL courts q E-vge eo1Id
s--uzzL i either szzc4 o. en-
cI1s5ve- In faes It Is TGv clearly
-n5z-s-oo5 hz-s that 81 E6Ein
Arnold his nz6e 5 complete z1e-
cess u u5zszkfnE his fancy f1-
fscts. since his hurried visit In
zzy event EnEishDl IN Hawaii,
zn5 Americans III shz- matter,
Vii draw Loaz breath of relief
-hz1 >ir Edwin did not Ineluds
E1z-zn6S b11cce5 g1sen II his
5nviiis1s coZp1ris1u- Ihs cC-rVs
u Europe can call 81 Edwin zni
NJ E7En-zE 20 zceoCu-, Il nse'1S
BE- Eh=1 The facts become m1c=
f1Iy kl1En and ths 1itts- Irony
u TIE c0Zp4-zs-- EzEzs 5-z=-f
E1-s Essrly felt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-05-16

N EgE1-ug = 4l-z - pas
tive = M Sa-6h1E that sEs
Un5ss1 States 6oes uo5 Ezzt H4-
Ezn sid rs z=Ehzs b-ua5LF
sntiuaz-ss 5hzs ez=1 I Sc I'D. SIC
zh7zL5 srs. zzk tbs oazss11 q Al
the rsss5sztz--Nr- HoE11uE 6szuE
q 5h= opz15aa A azli-Ansrieaa
e,z-zn-sz- o1zl5 be rzfzed N tE=
z=zn tzns 10 s1gpcrt tie rgEaIis-
eauss- KID NJ HgEu1E Hz-
vain ehzrrs GzEzfrx IN LaudgnI
Il I Delightfully."- refreshing 70 h=zr
zn EnzE1shuz1 rzisiEE saeh Al
ob5sssiau zfsz- one o1aszup z-ez
she Ects q Euz5zh clloulz4z5gu
md conquest tn Euri5 0Fsr. Hap
uslE bsEeTs-, 11p-s515lessd pe1pls
x-s IN the habit of sdnitEng Enzz
ne end hzz jzzrlEsd tie means Il
IL b1Tk q EuzEsh colo1lEzzl10-
Tbs advance of the Eori1's civil
;zss1on- n Wiki EngIznd hsz
h4a &c a The ch5=fs=t banner
Hsa-x-s. seszs = s70eEhzt E-rs1Ez
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-05-16
TWO R0YALISTS IN The
cLUFC rs OF TIE LAW.
The Editors otthe ''Holonua" aud aka
Lee" Arrested ON Charge Of
Criminal Libel.

On Saturday morning COM
plant was sworn out by Attorney
General ". o. Smith, accusing
John E. Bush, editor of the Ka
Leo o ka Lahui, and George Car
son Kenyon, editor of the Hawaii
Holomua, of criminal libel. The
parties were Immediately arrested
by Police Captain Juen and con-
Quoted 10 the police station,
whence they were shortly after
wards released on bonds in the
sum of $500 each.
Kenyon was arrested for the pub
LEGATION OF the following article re-
iecting on the good name of
United States Minister Stevens,
entitled
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-05-16

The Paragraph L nov heated
N the Thomas block. o. King
street. M stOeekIe hzs : big col
Lection q new records which en-
not fail 70 please the generzl public.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-05-16

argument than Mr.. HOfnung's
sscNd-hAnd pleA To- temporarily
restoring an insufficient 2nd worn
ont native monarchy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-05-16
FOURTH OF JULY, 1893.

I. SPRBCKEL5YILLE PURSE:-Run-
ming. Z mile dash. for Hawaiian bred
horses
IL WAILUKU PURsR.-Runniug, 4 mile
and repeat, free for all
III. HAWAIIAN COMMERCIAL AND
SUGAR cos PURsE-Trotting
and Pacing, mile heats. best 2fns,
to harness. for Hawaiian bred horses.
". wAIKAPU PURSE Running, 4
mile dash, for Hawaiian bred horssz.
V. EULA PURsE:-Runnine, \ mile
dash, for Ponies, Il hands or under,
% cary 100 pounds
VI. KAHULUI PURsE.-Eauuing, ! mile
dash, frss for all.
VII. WAIaEE PURSE Tfossing and
Pacing, uils heats, hest Gin 5, TO
harness, free for al; horses with a
ree0rd Of 20 or better 70 carry 80
pounds.
VIII LAHAISA PURsK.-RGn8ing. mile
dzEhs for Easaiisn bred hozsss-
X QDKES LTLIUOKAL4EI CUP
K1nning, X mile dash. free for al.
I HAMA PUKsEs-Trosfinz and Pacing,
/ mile hsztss best 2 10 3. % hsrness,
Tor al horses without record q go
o. bsitsr.
u MULE RACE -Rannisq. 4 nile
dash, czteh weights, free for all
XII Mana CUPs-Ranbirq, " mile dab
for Hawaiian bred horsss
4. B. subises % ehsszs.
HAUL RACING ASSOCIATION,
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
las-l
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-05-16
- scEEEsLEgs.

TIE haEls EglI-s the I'D N Wal
l-E1 ErsEbzgz
IEe WaEAEa0 Pho club eLpess 10
pay The first game q the ==a=o1 this
GfEsTLgn1-
DzrIHg SATURDAY =V=ziEZ the IsEh
IE=1- tie saEEzl mating q Mari
BaseLEE zs-ssszzzISa t10E Etzsze
~ WzIlEEE CazEs H0cse- The
1sE oEa-s efas-ez E0r The eEsE
I1g FEaE 9rz HEEh CsGters P-Es53euEs
W. 4 C5EEWzliy Tiee-pF5.sIE5ezE5 L
N FesLIe=sa, re-eAaeresf seerEzzgF-
zEd l. X CaE5@F, Gr=Es1r=r- After
the e1aE<fTe es7uufffze Ness
EsrEe. R1c5ns1z ami Brad, Eho
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-05-16

DE ua-IT=s ars z1lll patriotic
e11lEh- Hzl th=y 1rs Iezruiug thai
P,ssrs9zizI paFs best Ebz1 sz=rted
thzr cFl- and no5 IN roEaI II
rsrssss
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-20
DR.. PARKHURST ARRIVES.
He Endorses All Printed About Dew.
ery's Precinct.

The Rev. DR.. Charles II. Parkhurst,
President fthe Society for the Proven
tior of Crime. arrived here this morn
Ing on the Tcutonic, of the White Star
Line. after trip of fourteen weeks
abroad. He is bronzed and looks re-
markably we'll
pom landing at the dock Or. Park
hurst said:
Il have had a delightful trip and am
feeling In excellent spirits. We had it
a little rough the first day out but very
pleasant after that. The work of the
Society, has been In my mind ever since
left New York and | knew what was
being done here. Every word In the let
.crs published regarding vice IN Capt.
Devery's precinct is true and can be
proven.
The report that have been studying
the workings of the Paris police is not
correct spent only one night In
Paris and a week in London. Most of
my. time was passed in Switzerland.
Will. OF course, occupy the pulpit next
Sunday. Until / see the members of the
Society for the Prevention of Crime |
can say nothing further except that
We will In the future continue to be a
thorn in the side of Tammany Hall as
heretofore"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-20
A REBEL ULT|MATUM.
Rio Must Surrender or Be Re.
lentlessly Bombardsd.
Mello's Message Causes q Panic
in Brazips Capital.
Merchants and Others GseheRipR
Thor Vsluablss for Flight

LONDON. Sept. 1o.-A despatch Re-
ceived to-day by a mercantile firm in
this city states that Admiral Mello, COM
manding the rebel Brazilian feet, has
sent an ultimatum to the authorities in
Rio Janeiro declaring that unless the
city surrendered at once he will renew
the bombardment relentlessly and with
all the strength at his command.
The despatch adds that the receipt Of
the ultimatum has caused a panic in the
city.
Nobody doubts that Admiral Memo
will carry out his threat IL the city b
not delivered into his hands.
Merchants and others are hastily gath
ering together their valuables and mals-
ing preparations for flight into the in
terror Of the country.
The insurgent warships at Santos land
ed strong force OF marines to-day.
Severe fighting in the neighborhood Of
the city continues.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-20
MRS. RIDDLES MARITAL WOES.
Judge McAdam Thought Thorn In.
sufficient tor Al'mony,

Maude :. Riddle is seeking a scpara-
ton from her husband, Charles NJ. Rid
die, who keeps a general grocery store
at Kingsbridge. and lives at Inwood. She
says that he once shot pistol at her
and refused her admission into the
house, and finally turned her out of
doors. Mr.. Riddle says that his wife
left him voluntarily, and that for months
she intended to go. He says that she
remained away nights. and refused to
tell him where she had been. lie eX-
plains the pistol-shot by saying that he
mistook her for burglar at A. NJ.
Mr.. Riddle further says that his wife
has always been discontinued, and that
three months after their marriage she
presented him with the following paper.
which she asked him to sign:
Ma. /. 1892
/ I swear before Heaven that | will relinquish
all claims TO wife Maude $. Riddle, and that
| will never look for her nor In any position she
may be placed will | annoy her BY word or deed.
I Furthermore state that she Is at liberty 10 do
as she pleases in the future.
Mr.. Riddle declined to sign the paper.
Judge McAdam. OF the Superior Court.
before whom she applied for alimony,
declined To grant 1t, but allowed her $50
counsel =.