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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-21
The McPheters Divorce Snit.

A motion to ret aside the decree Of
divorce In the suit Of Clara MoPhoters
Va Francla McPheiors was argued be-
fore Judge BArtoh after the NEWS
went TO preSs yesterday. Tho decree
was granted on Apfil 10th, 1894, 10 the
plaintiff, who was awarded 81 900 all
mony and $3.50 attorneys teeb to be
paid on May lsl, The applicant for
tho setting aside VI tho decree alleged
fraud ami deHied that he had commented
to decree for greater sum OF alimony
than xl6 month for the support Of his
child. IL was act forth at the trial that
the deieniant had consented to de-
cree awarding Mrs, McPhetera 81, 900
alimony. The applicant hlod nu ALL.
dAyit on May LIST denying that he had
80 consented and set up that he had
pufobasod house FOR $500 which he
maid for with his own money aud put
the deed 10 tho name VI his wife and
also that he had during the year 1893
given her large sums Df money. Mrs.
MoPheles uontradicted thls and
assefted that the house was paid for by
her and that iattead OF her husband
giving her large sums OF money during
1898 sho had beeu compelled to rely ON
her own vxertiOus Tor support.
The court now took the case under
advisemont.
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THE DISTRICT COURT.
Orders Made 10 the Two Divisions al
This Mornings Session.
RULINGS by JUDGE BARrCH.
Settlement, ot the Bill OF Exceptions In
the Ihlede Murder Case lsccl.
laneous Matters.

Tho most interesting feature Of to-
dsy In the Third district court WAS tho
affalgnmont Of Mrs. MulvAney ami
Cha.les Valentine before Judge
Bartch. The proceedings lasted but q
very short time, being purely formal;
a crowded audience was there never.
tLeltss. The particulars Of this mater
will be found Ia another column. Be
iotU noon both courts had adjourned
Judge Batich until tomorrow morning
anu Chief JusIice Merritt until . pm.
today.
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rrInrMIc or nIpnrmEnIA.
Ihs Disease Appears Ia It's Aoyeresi
Form nc ana infant Asylum,

Ths Disease Appears ia It's aoyerest
PORN nj ana infant Asylum,
NEW YoBS, Dec. 2l,-The World
this morning sayt:
There has been IN epidemic OF
dlphtheria ut the county homo OF tho
New York infant aeylun, at Mount
Vernon during the past eight weeks.
Notwithstanding tho met that more
than eighty children were taken down
with the disoaae ana that at least Blk.
teen cases proved fatal, tho newn OF
this has only just leaked out.
Tue disease IN not confined 10 the In
mates OF tho asylum alone. II wac
learned that one OF the tnree resident
physlciaus at the asylum, Mr.. Peck,
was stricken with uiphtherla and ~
slill under treatment. There aro now
884 cnildIen ranging from three weeks
To five years OF age at the asylum,
There are also 100 mothers and 100
nurses on the ground. j. Edward
Simmons, president Of the Fourth Ma
tiOnal bank, 10 tho preHiuent Of the
NAHUM. Ono OF the fret caBeH Of
diphtherih that was discovered al the
asylum was that Oi little Walter
Fisher, who died In the latter part OF
Brptembpr last. A few daye after
wards new onsea sprung up at nearly
nil the cottages. IhA health officer
was notified ana ut his suggestion one Of
tue cottages was cleared out anu turned
into contagious quarantin Inc ward.
archaeological examinations that
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ron IN aAIlE or noNEY.
several Auompr. to nurder Young
ItsirUas.

BUFFALO, n. ", Dec. 2l.-when
Mn. Fred Baxter, u 0iratd, Pa,
altnins the age Of n, she will receive
legacy Of $4,000 ioit TO her by y
maiden aunt who died In the provinces
o, Ontario about sixteen months ago.
II Mrs. Baxter dies teioro that time
tho property will 80 TO other bells Ia
Canada.
This provision OF tho will Is sup
posed 10 10 buck OF three attempts
which have recently boon mado to alb.
duct Mis-. Baxter, who is now Is years
old. Her father IL the proprietor VI the
Rhode hotel In Girard whore she aud
her husband live. She was found AZ 3
O'Clock isst night, bound hand Hud foot
AMI gagged, Ia tbs garden near tile
entrance 20 the hotel barn. When she
was discovered she was unconsoi0us.
She was carried Into tho house and a
physician summoned. He found that
sho was suffering from the application
VI nn anaeHtheiio.
When she recovered consciousness
SHE said ghe could remember only that
AZ size was passing through the hotol
hall way ia front OF tho building, some
one grabbed her from behind Hud thrual
n sponge over her nose anu mouth.
II 10 pTegumed ncr captors were
scared away when they had taken her
90 fur gs the place where che was
found. About this time wagon was
heard to drive rapidly away from the
hotel but no ono thought OF any harm,
no the vehicle and its occupant OF occu.
pants got away unnoticeJ. This Is the
third attempt made TO kidnap Mis-
Baxter.
Mrs. Baxter Il unable TO give q good
description Of tue men notwithsiand-
ing her experience. The family will
not give the names Of the other heir'
who are suspected OF trying TO got Mrs,
IL. -. -
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TO TREAT FOR PEACE
China Consents al Last 10 DIAL
Direct
WIN her VICTORIOUS ENEMY
Commissioners Appointed aud Already
"a The Way 10 the Japanese
Capital.

BHANdHAI, Dec. 2l.-Itis reported
this evening on good authority that
peace negotiations are proceeding DO.
tween PeSin and Toxic. The japan.
ESQ fleet has left Port Arthur and
steamed southwark. It's destination is
not known.
wAunSuTON, Dc. 2l.-Minister
DENLY cablod the state department
today that the Chinese government
has appointed two peace commission.
ere, Chang Yin Nuan and Fhao, who
will proceed at once on mission from
Pekin 10 tho japanese capital.
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New YoRK, Dec. gl.-Cap,ain
SohnittboTgor testified before the
Loxow committee today tnst officers
openly dtiled thu rules Of thU depart.
menl anu were sustained in II by the
Tammany Hall club, OF which Com.
missioner Hhuehan was president.
Captains Dewey, Price aud Strauss are
member OF the club. SchmittOerger
admitted that Ia his precinct tho OK
else law was openly violated anu dis.
reputable women aud criminals did as
thoy pleased. They could moi, he
said. have done this without q special
Arrangement with the police.
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AnRurAL mOnnER.

pIuehy Miss Nesbiu wouidn't Give IN
tha Honey,
LAwRENCE, Kansas, Dee. 2l.-This
morning an attempt was made to rob
the Union Pacific depot ht Bonner
SPRING., which was IN charge Of Mise
Fannie Nrsbitt, night operator. The
robber demanded the money; she re-
fused II, whefeupOn the r0bber struck
her over the head with n revolver, but
departed without securing any booty.
Mics Nesbitt was very roughly useu,
but sustained no dangerous wounds.
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DOLLY WARDEN DEAD.
sad End Of Ouco Popular Ciown-A
Ease Of Suicide,

NEW YORK, Dec. 2i.-Dolly Var.
den, who twenty yenrs ago was n
popular clown, was found desd last
night. 4 no gas was turned on and II
h thought he committed suicide.
"Billy" Burke, n clown Of the pres
ent day, met Warden two weeks ago
and tho dwarf, who had grown 70 be- a
wrlnklcd old man, nearly hvu feet In
height, asked Tor work. lilo said he
was married aud hal u wife aud child
who lived ct Wostchcstur, adjoining
the home Of Mr.. Carrots widow. Ike
was given a position aud appeared a.
demon Ia a pnut0mimo vi an Eighth
avenue museum.
His engagement was for week and
last week ho anu w. IA. Dsven de-
clded to DO an acr1batic turn together.
On Wednesday they praulued aud Var
den went home With Daveu. Mrs.
Daven smelle1 gas and had Vardon's
door broken IN. Vlrdcn vas dead In
bed.
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Lewis vs. Hardy.

Attorney T.. J. DAILY, on behalf Of
The contestant yesterday afternoon
made application to Judges Merritt
and Bar.ch for a hearing OF the cleo.
ton contest case Of Thomas T.. Lewis
W Harvey Hardy over the office OF
sheriff Of Salt Lake county. Neither
Judge was able to Fix u date for the
hearing thls month, 30 the matter was
continued TIL January,
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GOING 10 SAMOA.


Last evening n reception was ten.
deTed to Elder Jabcz w. DAugerield,
OF the Eleventh ward, Of this city, In
the assembly room, NJ the corner VI
Eighth East ami First South street,
previous to his leaving on a mission to
the samoan lslands, Tor which part Of
the world he will leave San Francisco
on the 10th OF January next There
was a very large audience and an Ia.
tercsliug program OF speeches. songs,
recltations, ETC., and a neat sum OF
money was contributed 10 the worthy
young man 10 help him reach his field
OF labor.
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Judge uarich'. Program.

In the case OF G. l.. Sanford W Flank
Drake, previously argued anu submit
ted, tie motion for now trial was
denied, an exception to tho ruling
being entered. Tho court remarked
that tbs decision was based entirely
upon the law ON the matter.
In the divorce case OF Clara Nc.
Ph,tres VI Francis McPhctrca (rcporl.
ed In another oolumn), the motion to
,et aside the decree aud grant n new
trial was denied, the Judge observing
that ut the present time there was not
= sufficient showing to warrant him ia
Getting aside tue decree. II however,
u should bo shown in the future that
there had bUon any fraud Ia the trans.
action lhe defendant would stli havo
remedy.
Ina the case u Oicar W. Moyic, as.
sIguoc, Va %. =. RIpv, the demurrer 20
complaint ana motion Tor judgment on
the plvsdiugs was denied.
llyum Fares vs. tue Park CITY bank.
Demurrer 10 second amended CONE
pisint uvgrfulTJ. Ton days were vi.
lowed iu which TO answer.
Judge Eag1uu iutimhted that he had
several other cases under udyiromeGt,
but he would defer his decision la
these f0t the present., nu council on
gagged In them desired 10 submit nu-
thuritIvs, iu asked, however, that
Ihusu hO prcsontol 90 soon rs possible.
TIM TnTDE MURDER CASH.
AssAtaut District Attorney Howat
| informed the court that he hnl handed
10 Judgo Cherry, the deiendant'a
! counted, his propOsed amendments 10
the bill u Exceptions Ia the case OF
Charles Thielr, undor sentei ce OF
death for VIE murder, and whOso ap.
| peal from The cJuf,'s order denying the
mollOu iof new trinl will be heard nc
| tho ensuing form Of tue Territorial
/ Supremc Court. The matter was suU-
| sCquently talked over with Judge
BnrIoh Ia onambera anu tho bill OF eX-
ccptions settled.
REILLY CALLS IT "JUGuLERY."
Walter Waller was tried week or
two ago on charge Of Incest aud
acquitted. Then he was placed on
| trial Tor cTimiuAlly nssnultiug his
young daughter, anu on this the court
directed verdict OF ACquittnl also,
| Not TO be OutICne, tho grand Jury
next presented mn indictment chang
lug the defendant with attempted
rape upon the same child, nnd the de-
iendSnt has siuCo been couiined Ia the
penitentiary, pending hi, trial AZ tue
February term OF court. Having been
held In 5000 bond, his attorney, VIC.
Reilly, thir morning applied to have
lhr bail reduced 10 slUO. This was
opposed by Prosecuting Attorney
Howat, whereupou Mt. Reilly protest.
cd against the "legal iuggleTy" which
had been performed by the prosecution
throughout this case. He said IL would
bo both hardship and an injustice to
keep the defendant IN tho penitentiary
until February Or March, and ontreat-
ed the court 70 grant tho present re-.
quest, saying that upon Walkers next
trial "a defense OF once In jeopardy
would be urged. Judge BaTteh denied
the application. Judge HOwat re-
marked that from all that wus said be.
tore the grand Jury, lie thought the
best place for the ueiendaut, In the in-
lsreBls OF his family, was the penl.
Tertiary,
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An Eye.WIintss Oosa insane.

QUINo., Ills, Dec. 2l.-Fmnk
Trumbull, the attorney who was
present In the Council Bluil, bank in
which Clerk Huntington sh0t Two de-
tectives ami himself, has become in-
zane, the attack striking him nj the
Newcomb hotel here, on route 10 his
old home ut Keoklk, IL Is thought
his mind was shattered by tho scene at
the bank,
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FLoRESCE, Dec. 9l.-rhe LdzioHs
says BlgnOr raulongo, formerly dITrc-
tor OF Banca RomRna, has affirmed
before the examining magistrate that "A
calumHious report against SignOr
Cflspi was found among tue papers
turned over 10 the committee OF
tue CHAMBER of Deputies by Premier
Glolitti. 5iguor raniongo Ii reported
to have said no signed THIS report Al
the ministry OF the Interior, to which
place no was conveyed secretly Ia tho
night.
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A nRoKER's DIsArrEARANoE.
Went To Meet ISIS Creditors, but Failed
60 connect.

Boston, Dec. 2l.-Paul j. Swain,
the well known merchandise broker VI
Providence anu this city, left his
Office on tue morning OF December IL
10 meet A financial Obligation anu has
not returned. II Ia now known that
his losses made IL impossible for him to
meet this Indebtedness aud Instead OF
keeping tne appointment with his
credilOfs, Swain went TO Now York,
where all trace OF him IN lost His
liabilities, It is claimed, reach nearly
S50,OUO, assets only u few thousand
dollaru. His lrienda fear lao has become
Insane.
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Killcd by - nurstiug ripc.

NEW MARrINsviLLE, W. Va, Dec.
2l.-When Captain James Clegg,
foreman If the pipe line gang for the
New Marliusvillu National G1a COM
pany was Calking pipe under n thous'
and pounds direct pressure, tue pipe
burst, throwing Captain Clogg n
hundred feet into the mir, killing him
instantly, hia neck being broken, Half
a dozen other wOrGmsu were Knocked
down and severely Injured.
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Photographic Dsad womnn's Eyes.

JAMEaowH, N. Y, Dec. 2l.-rhe
removal Ur the murdered Mrs. Shoat-
mans eyes for the second Photographic
sxperiment has not been rewarded
with success. The eyes arc covered
with a hlm which prevented the dis
cernment OF the figure seen yesterday
afternoon. The coroner thinks II the
eyes had hpon undialurbed the photo
graphs could easily be taken.
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srnIous nLow Io nusINEss.
\ Minneapolis Jeweiry Firm Em
bnrrnssed,

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Dec. 81. -
Sears, RObuck d Co., n local JewelTy
installment firm, II In an embarrassing
position by reason OF u special order
from the postal department at Wash
inglon. This order requires post.
masters at Minneapolis anu Chicago to
hold back all registered letters and
money orders Gddrossed TO tho nrm
until the department has time 10 in-
yestigate the case. The local ilrm
claims that this embargo Ia aus to the
methods OF a firm IN Chicago VI q
similar name but having no oonuec'
ton with the Minneapolis house,
though formerly some business asooci.
ations did exist. Coming ut the time
the holiday trade is al its height, this
order 10 serious blow 10 the Mime
apollo tirm'a business.
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Iore narnIsor'a IIcnvy sentence.

LITTLE Rock, Arb, Dec. 2l.-Judge
EdgaTtou has refused a new trial TO
Jofo HaralaOn, the FiHe Blum attorney
convicted Of pension frauds. HIS sem
tence VI Two years la the Detroit house
OF correction anu fac Of 100000
therefore will stand. Harals3n was n
member Of Congress from Alabama
during the recoustIuclion period.
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Inmnsd INTO ,he lIIssIs.IppI.

CLINroN, Iowa, Dec 2l.-This
morning Miss Fannie Market, a hlgh'
ly respected young lady, jumped from
the Clinton X Illinois hign bridge intp
the Mississippi river. She was dead
when the body was recovered No
cause known.
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Going TO Idaho.

Judge Bar,oh will leave tomorrow
for Payetle, Idaho, where no will
spend Christmas, His visit there will,
however, be OF short duration, as he
expects To return TO Salt Lake on Tues
gay or Wednesday next.
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ROM, Dec. 2t.-Three newspapers
were confiscated today for publishing
the proceedings OF meeting Of the
League Of Liberty, an anarchisiic
society.
Numbers Of taxpayers have decided
10 roilsl " pay the new taxes and Will
test the validity Of the law.
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rnlnI mo,eI rIrein NnII,le.

VALLEJO, Dec. 2i.--Tho old Phila.
delphia House, known a. The Sailora'
House, burned early this morning.
Jack Finn, John Cell ana George
Joslyn were burned TO duth. Joslyn
WA qusrtermastcf Of the United States
steamer Independence.
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nmE nErENnN mEnsELr.
a working Girl Scatters "a Jseriug
Mab with "a Pistol.

ELwOoD CITY, Pa, Dec. 2l.--Sherin
DOwthitt nus been called here 10 guard
non.unlOn employees OF the lin plate
mill. About sixty men and women are
at work. susie Weaver, PltlsbuTK
girl employed In the mill, was jeered
ON her way home by women sym.
pAthizers VI former employees. She
drew ~ oAllbfe revolver and fired
several shots In the air, anu the women
beat hasty retreat. IL IL TumoTed
that threats have been made 10 burn
the hotel where the workmen are quar-
tered.
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hour Harrington was 81 years old,
married. Some years ago he met with
nnancial reverscs and had 20 part with
much property. The h1aifs u the
bank are In good condition. The
cause Of suicide Is not hnoWn.
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look Ont for Tho Date.

The sIenographlc competition for the
coveted post Of assistant official stem.
ographor Of the Third district court
Will take place on Wednesday evening
next, ut 1880 in the Supreme Court
room,
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WAsuSuToE, Dec. 2l.--rho comp,
troller u the currency has issuei a call
Tor reports Of tue condition Of national
banks Ut the close OF business Decem-
Dor 10.
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NEW YomI, Dec. 9i.-Gold to the
amount Of s2,l5O,OO0 has afro Edy
been engaged Tor shipment today.
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VLADIvosrOCK, Dec. 2l.-A section
Of tue new Siberian railroad, 2a5
miles long, was opened for lrailic yes.
tefday.
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BREWER, Maine, Dec, 2l.-F. b.
Harrington, treasurer OF the Brewer
5avings Bank, Rwell known dry goods
man, nhot himself through the head
this morning, he died In half an
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CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, Dec, 2l.-Tho safe
In tho state Dnnk ut Mansfield, H.,
was blown open by burglars last night
ana completely wrecked. The amount
taken Is probably several thousand doll
lnls.
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CALCUTTA, Dec. 2l.-Col. Money,
OF the Ninth lAnCore, has been shot
dead by member OF his own regi-
mont
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TIL pnIsoNERs, nELEAaE
Arrangements Betwsen the Redmond
lies mud the Government

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 2l.-Ihe Fot says
arrangements have been concluded
between the Redmondites and the
government, for the release OF certain
prisoners confined for participation In
dynamite OutrhRes. Among them Ia
John Daily, who will be nominated for
Parliament In Limerick.
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Probate.

one short order was entered in the
prubale court this morning.
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LIVERPOOL, Dec. 2l.-rhe grain
anu provision exchange will be closed
on December Gath, Goth and Goth.
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Gold withdrawal.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2l,-ll, 400, COO
gold has been ordered Tor Withdrawn
nt the aub.tTgAsuTy today.
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THE DEFENDANTS IN COURT

There was quite as much excite
mept In aud around Judge
Rartob's division Ot tbs Third
distrlet court this morning ar
dnIny the recent contempt
nToceedings in which Chief Of Police
pratt and his two deputies were the
central figures. But the case now Ia
nueation was one of an altogether dh.
aren't charRoter--namely, the afraign.
ment OF Mrs, sadie Mulyyhney anu
Charles Valentine, the clipping couple
iust brought back lrom Texas by Cap
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-25
HIS PITIFUL PLANT.
HirschfeId's Endeayors to Annul His
Marriage to Miss Hogan

Fargo. n. D, Nov. 24.-The cross-ex-
animation of Aaron Hirschfeld was fin
ished early today. Nothing new was
brought out, except witness contradict
ed the dispositions and evidence OF those
who swore as to his admitted happiness
after marriage
Peter Conner, of Helena, testified as
to Hirschfeld's mental alteration
Mrs. Peter Connors followed Hirsch-
field, and for two hours the court room
was kept in a ripple of laughter, in
Which even the court joined
The witness testified to conversations
with Hirschiield tending to show that he
did not care for his wife. 1t was brought
ont that both before and after the mar
riage Hirschfield had purchased the de-
PENDANT many valuable jewels and other
gifts and that he rented the finest suites
of rooms at the hotel and then she COM
planned they were not rich enough for
did the choosing herself, and he had to
acquiesce.
Barbetta Brown, Mrs. L. Hirschfeld's
maid, testified to conversations she had
overheard where threats were made by
Miss Hogan and her mother against
Hirschtield's life.
Anna Cavanaugh was a domestic at
the hotel in Helena Hirschfield and wife
had occupied several rooms, Hirschf1eld
sleeping on lounge. Mrs. L. Hirsch-
field had got her to testify and paid her
DR.. Campbell, of Fargo, gave expert
testimony on nervous diseases. from
which he considered Hfrschfield to be
suffering. He had treated him once
about two months.
A mistaken idea regarding the case has
gone abroad 1t is not an action for di-
Vorce, but an action TO annul the mar
rage contract. Should it be decided in
favor favor Of the plaintiff, the defendants
child will be declared nlegitimate, and
it is not in the power of the court to
grant almony.