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NEW CURRENCY BILL.
Importance Of the Work Of the Sub
Committee OF Five.

Importance Of the Work Of tho sub
Committee OF Five.
WksHIE0ToN, June 3.-RepressntAtive
Walker. OF MassAohus,tts, a veteran msm-
bor Of the committee on banking, aud
senior representative member Of tho com
mittss. says that. In his opinion, The ques-
tion OF banking aud currency. about 90 be
mAtursd In q comprehensive system by tho
select committee OF i've members, under
the recent vote OF the banking oommlttsS,
10 the moai impo taut subiect before con-
gress not second 10 tho tariff. Sealed bal
lots are now being filed for tbs purpose of
selecting this committee OF five. Each
member of the banking COMMITTEES bsa a
Volo ou tho names OF fits OF his associates.
Tue committee seals will be broken FridaV.
and the fiye members having the largest
number OF yotoa will constitute thu select
committee. "Tbe purpose Of forming the
committee 10 90 break avay from present
bills, and to get up broad banking sys-
tom with such good features Of all as may
recommend themselves. The committee
OF Ave will sit continuously" said Walker,
with a view OF reporting thair work to tho
house by The 9Th inst 10 insulo positive
resuts.
"Resent discussion In the house aud IN
committee has made the substantial fen
iuTes OF the system ieasoBs ably certain. II
IL la tho direction OF national currency
aud uA,ionAl banking and awaI from state
banking, aud based ON gold and silver In
atead OF bonda. Tho cenLAl desire IL 10
o eats a system OF national banks vbloh
nhall y oeeod along LINES parallel 10 the
y, osent nAtiopal bank bill. Tbs latter will
be metesd gradually into aud absorbed by
tho new syatem. 40 the charters OF old
bankssHpiSe thsy will bs given charters un-
der the new banking ayatem. Thus the
old and new syslems oan y ooeed In para.
llel linss without m disarrangsmsnt OF
eithaT syatem."
Walker Was a,kod what the new system
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A German Romance.

Ire Princess Hsdvia Radzivill, who died
in Nice :sw days ago. gave up the oppor-
become a Sister OF Mercy. Until the time
Of her serious illness she had been the head
OF 81. JosspL's hospital, In Potsiam. Ger
many. The princess Was q member Of the
famous Polish Rsdzivill Family. whose rep
rssentatiyes have obtained high places In
Germany. Austria aud Russia. The old
Emperor William fell In love with dauah'
ter of The house. then q member OF ths
Prussian court and for i've years resisted
thrsats and entreatiea on ihs pari Of his
family In his determination 10 marry her
lie finally gave In, however, and married a
princess OF tho house OF baxe- Wsimar. bui
never forgot his 1rst love. His fayorito
Adjutant mp to the time Of hls death was q
Rsdzivi l. the nephew Of the woman who
had won his heart
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DID THEY KILL FLYNNf

Two Bsd Mep In Butte, One OF Whom
Escaped From the Chain Gang.
Delaney. the all around crook and hobo
who was hned 500 and coats yesterday for
assaultlna Jailer fselsy and had received q
similar dose for vsRrancy . few days ago,
made bis escape from ihs chain gang this
forenoon. greatly 20 10 the regret Of shs
police. says the Standard. 10 is strongly
suspected that Delaney and his partner.
Bill nnloney, are the ptrties who muir
dered officer Flynn. OF Helsna, about three
months ago. Dslaney was arrested al
Boulder soon af.sr the murder and was
held at the Helena jail for two months
while the detectives were trying 20 work up
a case against him. They were unable 10
accum ulats sufficient evidence to bind
him owe. howsyof. aud were finally com
pellsd to let him 20. v eatly to their regret.
The Helena sutho tiles have been work
ing on the case eyer since, however. and
they expressed the belief that before he
had 90 ved out his hns OF 500 and costs
here they would bs in possession OF owl
dencs that would eonvies him Of Officer
Fiynn's murder. and they expected TO re-
arrest him as soon ss he had served out his
time In this city.
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STANFORD DEFENDED.
ny His Successor. senator PertiDs-tn-
formation Wanted.

uy His Successor, senator Perklns-tn-
formation Wanted.
WAsmN0ros, June i3.-PeTkina, Of Cali
foinia. In the senate to-dRy, briefly de-
Tended the memory OF the late Leland
Stanford from The charge mads by Repre-
sentative GeAfy that be founded ihs stan
ford university out Of a spirit Of revenge
and resentment, because he was not elected
a trustee OF tho University OF California.
Perkins said when RoVsTneE Of California
he appointed Stanford regent Of tbs uni-
versitY, but at the rsqusa, Of the lSttsr this
Legislature did not confirm the nomination.
Gov. btonemAn also would hhvs made
Stanford regent, bot ths honor was de-
oliped.
A resolution offered by Morgan was
passed, calling on the secretary OF the
treasury for a statement OF the amount OF
gold coin Iecsived by the treasury DEPART
mont sinoo Nov. /, 1893; how muoh was re-
celvad from the sale Of bonds. aud TO what
persons or banking institutions such bonds
we're sold. aud what outstanding obligA-
lions were redsemed In gold since thai
date.
Hoar offered q resolution calling on tks
esident 10 inform the senate what, II
any, representation had been made 20 the
governmsnt by Representatives OF TO oign
oouutFiea. nc TO contsm dated retaliation
on account OF tho proposed imposition OF
a discriminating doty on sugar against
bounty-aivlnR countries; the faota as 20
the probable exclusion OF our agricultural
products from Germany and GuatsmAls. and
any info nation In his possession relative
TO proposed retaliatory legislation by the
cortes OF spain. on account OF the abroRs-
tion OF tho reciprooity treaty undes tho
tariff act tf 1880. The resolution was
adopted.
On motion Of Villas. the bill providing
one additional circuit judge each for the
Seventh. Eighth and Ninth Judicial dis
tIicts passed.
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On fha Rnns rrnnk.

NEW YoRK. June 13.-Thsre was little sI-
element Al the races al Morris Park to-
day. The only feature in she card was she
Hudson River handicap. and only two
starters appeared, Banquet and John
Cooper. II was virtually Q walkover for
the former.
Five furionas-Ed Ksarnsy, kelbs. Worn
berg. ;5S; mile-La Misssra, Flirt Son Mal-
hsuer, 1;i2; six NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
STaeett. Lady Richmond, l:llAi Hudson
River handicsp. mile snd-thrse. slIissn,hs
banquet. John Cooper. POI " hvo furlonas
The Coon. Tinge. Picosuus, :b9sf; mile
Hammie. Young Arion, George Beck. lai.
NEw YoRK. June l3.-Trsinsr Matt
Byfnss to-day said; 'Both senator Grady
aud Matt BY mes. Marcus Dsly's horses.
will be sent Ia the American derby. Car
Iison will ride Senator Grady. Neither
horse will need any excuse"
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WIPED OuT BY WATER.
Fate of . Email Town-The Rnslo Ca
iamity.

Fate OF . Email Town--The Ras,o Ca
iamity.
PORTLAND. Ore, June ia tslephons
message from 1hs Dslles states that almsat
the entire village OF 0rsn,s, in Sherman
county, has been swept away by ths food.
The dis,illsry owned BY Goodell. Walker a
Co. went out yesterday. Twelve men wore
In the buildlnR when 10 was carried OF ths
foundations. All were saved. Grants IL a
place OF about 100 Inhabitants located on
The Columbia river Ill milss cas-, OF PORT
land. Tho distillery at Grants was buill
about eighteen months ago and the plant
was worth $4,000
SPoKANF. June la-PArticulafs of ths
kaslo. n C., disaster reached here to-day,
property loss II 10 thought, will roach 500.
O00. The dAlsnA Trading oompany'a sle e.
Dyers Hardware companJs store The
floating warehouse OF tho government
whAtf, costing 5000. and about seventy
houses we're sweeps away. Tho storm csms
up bstvssu four aud hve o'clock. II wss
preceded by a number OF hot waves. then
came terrific ealea
ri. Josrru. Juns l3.-Ths Missout river
continues cutting az Belmont bend aud
Winthrop. Citizens OF Winthrop ara NOV
ing away from the banks. The railroads
are N work projecting tho tracks A yet
the government has taken no steps TO pre-
vent the destruction Of farms.
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rELEGRApnIC BReYIrIEs.

YOKOHAMA June ia.-Flrs al YsmaRata,
province OF Ussni, destroyed twelve hun
drsd honOss, ami thirIssn people lost their
liVcs.
CmoAoo. June ID. Justice HARLAN to-day
granted a aupsfaeIeas Ia the case Of Franolu
an . PetoVal H. Coma, the Indianapolis
bank " eoketa
MoNrBrAt. June 1a-Dauoan MoIntry
Canadian difso,of OF this Giaud fiunk
Iallwar, diol 20 day. Ills fortune
amouts 10 t6O00.0N.
HoSo KoSd, Juus rs There we're eighty.
aix deaths here from the plague yesterday.
Nine Btitiah soldisra have been atthcks q.
Tbs srodus OF natives continues
rmLlpriPmL. June l2-PhiladolphlA g.
Pittsburg s; baltimore y Cleveland y
Louiavilie q New YORK q WashinRton ~,
81 Louis ., Is ooklyn II, Cincinnati o.
Chicago u. Bostoa ,
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wEALERs GET FOUR MONTHS.
Ana the Judge IL ThrsAteasd with DIna-
mite -Othsrs Ost Forty Days.

Ana the Judge IL ThrsAieasd with DIna-
ini,e-Othsrs ost Forty Days.
Los As0nLEs June l3.-JudRo Roas, 10
the United states court. to-day sentenced
the 40 vealers who stole a train on the
Atlantic a. Pacific road al Baralow. on June
to fous months In the county jail. Judge
Ross has received the following threaten
ina letters You sentence one Of the in-
dust ials To jail aud you will Pet some
dynamite. by order OF *"
OMAHA. Mob, June l3,-Judgs Dundy has
teeRTapned United States Att0fnay Camera |
Olnoy for troops to protset ths Union Pa
cine at Julesbu 4 and Ogallsllsh. A special
train was made up this afternoon at the
Union Pacine shops Ia readiness at Q mo-
lnenPs notice. Tisins have been made up
at Chez onns for Fort Russell. aud dspuiiez
are on board. There A'e fully 600 Co1sy-
ties al Julesbu'g. who are part OF the Car
ter amy which formed in Utah and stole
train. They are desperate. for they cannot
go TO Denver, having been sent from there
With farewell lot OF provisions. Forty
OF the army stole q Union Pacific stock
train this morning and we're sidetTaekei q,
Ogallhllhh.
BISMARCK. N. d.. June l3.-The corey ties
succeeded 10 getting out OF town on stolen
ham, iosfs lifted up with platforms made OF
stolen lumber. The cars we're found near
Steele to-day. but the vealers had fed. An
Amy OF 400 10 being modified at Msndan.
United States Deputy Marshal DsRaett ar.
lived with force VI deputies. and Gains
are being sent on, under armed police.
sPRISorIrLD. ILL.,, June l3.-Fifty com
monveaiers seized freight train on the
Louisvilie. Evansville a. ~. Louis roadi
being In tho hands OF rsceivsrs. Judge
Allen issued orders for the United states
marshal 20 restore the train TO ihs receivers.
Deputy marshal . al once left for Edwards
vile.
LEAyEswoRTH Juns 13-Judae Thomas,
Of the uniteI States oi. cult oourt. to-day
found Cipi. John A. Ralson, Frank T..
Woods anu Il HART leaders OF the Coxey-
ties who seized a Union Pacific train. guilty
OF coatsmpt and ssntsncsd them 70 forty
days IN ~.
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BEARING FALSE WITNESS.
Tho Charge which J. v. Mcnamara Must


Tho Charge which J. V. Mcnamara Must
Answer.
LIBznrY. Mo-. Jane l3-Judge Broadus
called for trihl to-day tie cnse OF the state
against J. v. McNamAra, who styles him
self bishop OF the reformed Catholic church.
He Ia charged With falsely accusing certain
priests and nuns with immortality. Large
delegations of A. =. A. are hs TO attend
the trial. 1he case was considerably de-
laysd to-day by the refusal OF Mise Temp
BroaJus, The stenoRraphsr. and daughter
Of the judge. to report IL. rbha had learned
that certain parts of hoNamaras speech
wore TO be introduced IN testimony, aud
that 10 was indecent. Police Detective
ANDY Hare aud john Booth. and Jules
Roseuberger who reported tue lecture for
the ksnsas City Star, gave evidence ss wit
nesses for tho state.
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Tr.ubl. May a, SERIOUS.

TASorER. June la-Ths troubles antiei-
pstod as a result of the death of Sultan
Muley Hasssn seems likely TO be serious.
The soldiers Of Abdul Azz are rsidins viii
lagos in she vicinity of their camp. A
French courier has been attacked and
wounded and the mad matter intended for
foreign residents in the interior stolen.
Tho British gunboht Bramble has arrived.
Sultan Abdul Azis lsn Rsbst this after
noon for F,z, accompanied By ntronG
foFcs OF troopa.
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CHioA0o. Juns l3.-Ths Pullman strike
was discussed IN the convention Of the
American Railway Union to-day. Woe
Presidsn, Howard said; "Ths people do
not believe labor unions can bankrupt q
man, but look Al Daniel j. NaoksI OF In-
diana. He was Ia charge Of Ave railroads
and now he has NOT dollar. He refused
to treat With labor unions. much the same
a. Pullmsn has done. and Pullman 10 not
so near heaven that hs can't DO pulled
doWn.n
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Special 90 The independent
MissouLA, June l3--Dora Moore and
Ella 81 Clair, two inmates Of dives on
West Front street. have been arrests d.
charged with the murder Of Edward Du-
bois. II IL known that ths man wAs in
their resort the nigh, preceding his death.
and that be drank beer whio there. They
we're before the oorousT's iury during the
inquest and testified protusoly regarding
Dubois' condition while with them. Tho y
will be KEEP, In separate cells NATL Iho re-
sult of the analysis OF the mans stomach 10
received from Deer Lodge. The evidence
against the women IL not conclusive, bat
the matter IL ia the hands OF the district
attorney. who hopes 10 unssrth aud expois
some OF the methods uso by the occupants
Of the dives in the lower pAFl OF the city In
robbing the msn who visit, them.
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WARRINGTON, June 13.-Rspresentativss
OF various commercial bodies met hsrs to-
day for the purpose OF expressing the visws
OF bus ness interests on the Patterson rail-
road pooling bill. The gathering included
members of the National Boa d Of Trade.
National Transpo. tation association, aud
Interstate com merce conn ission. A per-
manent organic ,tion was effected as fol-
lows President Alden Spsar. OF Boston;
vics-prosidsnt ID. II. Francis. OF ST. Louis;
secretary. Edward A. kossiy. Of Washing
ton.
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MINERS UNION DAY.
A Big Celebration at Butte, Despite Had
weather.

A Big Celebration at Butte, Despite had
weather.
Special TO Tho independent
BUTTE. June 1S.-The sirtesnth annivsr-
sAry Of the founding OF the Miners union
was observed as . holiday here to-day.
All the stores we're closed and all the mines
shut down. About 1900 men took part In
the parade. including $50 from Anaconds.
After the parade the opera house was hllsd
10 owe flowing. Speeches we're dslivs Cd BY
several Butte labor men. and X. u. Smith,
OF Helena, delivered q very eloquent ora.
tion. The days sslebration closed with
two largely attended balls tonight. The
ball game resulted 10 10 IL In favor Of the
PAs,imes. Score by innings:
Paatimss 06 o O 4 o 5-l9
Hslena. "a 90 IA ELL
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NHnaAsKA Cry. Nsb.. June l2-Ths trial
OF Father Corbsu for refusing 70 oboy the
iuiunstion OF the court restraining him
from holding services a, Palmyra COM
menosd to-day Bishop Bonaoum claims
that Corbstt sIcommuutca,sd himself un-
der eAnonioal law by citing ths bishop 20
appear in civil court. Cofbstt replied
that the bishop nrs, appsslsd 20 ,hs civil
court. aud by hia own arRumBnt was nrIt
atcommuuioatsd
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Abe I,oyco.ted Bser.

6L LOUIS. June l3.-Tho general sxseu-
tive boarI, X. OF L., me, here to-day TO
o IN older tho boycott against The brawsrlsi
here controlled by the EaRllsh syndicate.
A liberalization was reached to send ont a
circular 70 all ku Rhts OF Labo'. thp Fed
Grafton OF Labor. and othsr union msn,
calling upon them 10 become total abstain
srs from beer consumption OF every large
CITY town, and at all Ums and places
who o union beer cannot hs obtalnOi.
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nu..I. Nenohlnr onl ror rraa..

ST. PSTERsuuao. Jane la-Minlstss OF
Finance NJ. Witte iu sending \ high olililsl
Of the govsrnmsnL M. H,lbousuiue. 10
10 inspeet the chief pofts. notably s0n
Francisco, and report unon the beat insaba
OF promoting commercial folat ona ailh
kubsiA. M. XalbouRnine Ia especially CONE
missioned 10 develop tho cl0soal possible
relations With North Amb
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The Inform.r 10 Tes,,sy.

WASHINGTON. June 13.-Mr. Sill the
Carnegie workman who gave the most
important armor plsts fraud information
against the company. arrived here to- day
and will be heard by tho congressional
investigation commi tee tomorrow. To-
day the committee was In session consider
ing the evidence OF several naval officers
examined.
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$8To $50

No person can afford to
be without a Macintosh
this kind of weather.
Bear in mind that they
are double texture and
not single.
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LONDON, June i3.-Eugsns oorbsM. an
American, was rsmAndsd to-day on the
charge Of forging an ordor on .hs Bank OF
seotlsnd for a ohook book. The prisoner
malntainOd that he believed the olsnatute
aenulne.
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dsnt Of the board, TO Charles wspnsr post
master, stating that the examination Of
carriers for free delivery wouId be held
jane 25. This Ia one good result Of the
ohambsT Of commerce. that body having
worked hard on this sines itl oIiglnation.
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rakc The stamp AraIn.. BreoLlnrlaro

INV tHo HEuNup NHNI"'N HEVVHI"FIuN"s
LFxNroN. KY., June l3.-I, IL said Gen.
Basil Duke. editor OF ,ho southern msRs.
Eine. assursd Major Hsnry Clay Mcdowell
that ho will stump the Ashlsnd distic,
Aaaiusl Col Brsokiuridge. MeDo has
practically consented to bo the republican
candidate.
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Special 10 Tho independent
GUAR FArta Juas III X. Best died
here ,hia afternoon OF BriRhrs disease.
Hs cAms here from Helena nearly . ysar
ago a, assignee for Waters a Wales hAr-
neaa makers. lie lSavsa a wife and two
children who are In ABINGDON, III. lie has
lived la Montana since 1881.
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Cmoloo. June lS,-fhe mystery Of The
killing OF Archibald MeKillip, q stfest oar
conductor. has been cleared uR The slayer
was q. r. ksatly, a travelling salesman.
whose dAushtef Mekillip 10 said 20 have
wronRod.
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Removai Of tho .outh,rn Ute..

WASHINGTON. Juns 13.-Tho bill to dis
approve the treatv heretofore made with the
Southe Ute Indians for their removal TO
Utah, and providing 70 settling thsm on
lands under the severalty act. was passed
Inv the houae to-dav
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RoME Juns l3.-Cabinst reofsanlzltbk
was completed BY siRnor Boislli bseoml ng
minister OF hasncs In ,hs place OF 5lgn0s
Souniuo. who wi hs minister OF the treas.
ury. Sianor DioInonl becomes minister VI
huabandTy.
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WAsBmoroy. June 13.-The president Ia
better to-day, but 10 still under injunction
10 keep perfectly quiet. He sav few visi-
tors without going into his office. DR..
Bryant, Of New York, called on him to-day
and prescribed for him.
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Grand Loar. Kalsha Of r,,hIa..

Grand LodEs RniEhts Of Pythiaa.
Special TO Tho Independent
ANACONDA, June iS.-Ths aTani lodge
knights Of Pythias convened here to-day.
Tho a,lsndhnos IL very largo. Two busl.
nsss sesiiOns vsro held aud this evening
there was dance al tho Montana hotel.
Tomorrow The business will bo 1nlshed
and on Friday the Billings Bossman and
Anaconda divisions Of ths uniform rank
will compete for handsome banner
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free Delivery In NreM thllss
Special TO Tho Independent
GnAr FALia. Juno l9-Au order has
been received from John L. Proctor. prosi-
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THIS IS
MACINTOSH
WEATHER

And we have them i'm dou-
BILE texture in Blacks,
Blues, Browns and Crays
at all prices from
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-07
HEARD IN COURT TODAY.
The Uncontested Divorce
Docket Still on.
SOME VERY REMARKABLE CASES.
A Lawyer Deserts His Wife for Eight
Years-Notes OF Varying Interest
ABOUT the Court--The Docket for
February q.

No cases were heard today I'm the Com
mon Pleas division OF the Supreme Court.
The cases of Moses Frank vs. Roswell
o. Whitney and John Eddy vs.. George T..
Boyden were passed toIbe settled.
The case of William III. Wood ys. III. t.
a. j. N. Molter was passed.
The Divorce Docket.
Before the appellate court the following
uncontested petitions for divorce were
heard.
Mary A. Slocum vs.. Ezra. Desertion.
Franklin Ii. Hill VS.. Elizabeth s. De-
sertion.
Robert X. Buriingame VS.. Edith n.
Continued drunkenness.
Ellen III. Biundell VS.. James G. Deser-
ton.
Blanche ID. Mckee VS.. William ii. De-
sertion.
Flora A. Swift VS.. James II. Desertion.
Alma A. Nelson VS.. A. G. Desertion
and non-support.
A Peculiar Case.
Blanche ID. Mckee OF this city
told peculiar and interesting
story to Judge Stiness today
in her testimony regarding her husband,
William ii. Mckee. They were married
in 1876. He is graduate OF he University
of Michigan, is competent Greek and
Latin scholar and !bas successfully prac-
ticed law and has written a good many
stories for the New York newspapers.
Mrs. Mckee is an excellent musician and
since her desertion by her husband has been
compelled to turn her musical education
TO practical account. The couple lived
in numerous Western cities and finally
drifted to New York where Mckee de-
serted his wife in 1886. A week later she
was turned out by her landlord and her
husbands mother took her and her two
have since resided.
Mrs. Mckee is employed as a soloist in
one of the local churches.
Guardian Appointed.
Frank II. Jackson has been appointed
guardian ad lilem for the son Of George
l.. Bowen.
Deputy Sheriff Ham Ill.
Deputy Sheriff Franklin Il. Ham is seri-
ously i'll at his home OF inflammation of
the stomach. He will be unable to attend
TO his duties for some time.
Docket For Feb. 8.
appellate DivisionJ
Uncontested divorce docket.
lcommon Pleas Division.J
s0i. John Mac cDonald vs.. WiImarth &
McKillop. Attorneys--Psge& d Owens for
plaintiff, j. Osfield for defendant.
70l9. Andrew Winsor * Co. VS.. ID. A.
Waldron. Attorneys Littlefield d Stiness
for plaintiff, w. x. Perce Tor defendant.