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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-06
Souerfraut o'rauf.

DAB eem BON uieten a.s gemu;,
bonseifdstrH 5auerfruul rine gang te.
eenieane 0eiiiraft innne,uobnf, narfse
iDeuis bsfanHt ieiH. unb bod if e
Ebatla6e. Die bei einsn @iribe IL
garenSorf l@eifia.en) in 2i,nfeu
ifehenoe Raao ipurbe Dor einiaen Ia
sen ooa eiuer Rub nit ben S6.urrn
seifoBfn. DaB b,es in n;9t 8. ,oubers
garter @eiie geiGat, III bel bsr Ra6.
fidisloiisfeit oieier ssb5rnfea Y,erfas.
ltr ieibitueritiuolid. Sa ihre,Roib be.
frnst bic Naso e,nen arsneifunoisrn
6errn, iuel9sr in Der betrefirnben
@irthftoft perfe6rt nnb titiei. ibr bod
etiuas sue a:noernns Der s,ess
S9mer6en Su perorSnen. Der 0e,r
nimmt oenn aud sine llnieriuhuus Dor
uno enpfie1it Der 8utisntin. cine iiid.
tlse 4ortion Sauertraut auf bic i9arer-
3enbe Siells gu fesen.
Die No9b eilt nun audi in ben 3ei.
Ter steift btnein in's uole CAB. n,mmt
cine iiidiise Sanb uol bes eblen arau.
tes nnt teoedt bomit bic StclIr, bic 70
unIanft nit cem 5oru Der Sub in Be-
riibrun9 9efommeu. llno iiebe bo!
am anberen Rorsen fibfte bic Der.
leb.e ii4 san5 ipobl uno ipiinId,e nur
IN Nnbetradt Der mpblibdtisen sSir.
funs bas &eSept ,ui.osrbofen su bi,isr
'pas ibr natiirllt seitlItet luurcs; Die
Roltsn Der 8sroronuus. meiuie Die ari.
lrie noiu miibte absr ibr Diennberr be
joblsn. Wan iiebt, es sthi Nidis
iber eln ipirfiames 9ausmittci. Il
s9nslier bellt's uielei@t nod, weum
inn Sauerfraut o'rauFest urb sd;u.
'en oaju ibt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-06
sm Gbepenusussb,st lam es sn einsr

Sm Gbepsnuenssb,et lam es su sintm
psr,ueiIeltsn aampfe ;tniiden @sibsn
uub Snoianeru, Der Hn.as oaSu mar
sotaenSer: Die 8ei5eu fieben ibr Sish
osaeu Die sBinide Der Ro,ttdu'e oui
euSiansr.dnesr.ien ipetSsn. Sn Der
l,s.su Ytit iriebeu Die Gbepsnnsn 6fters
sos Vish Der @eiben iort ooer iGlo4.
,,ieu es. ais Dor aur,em be Roih'
bdu.e iid wieoer Serariise 5reibeiier
,rfoubieu, feusrtem bic Beisen ouf fis
boto tam a ~ siuem Qampfe. bel ben
,,uei @eise unb fanf SaSinHer iislsn
Dams usrifen bic aoibbduie bi
Siu6t. Bon DariinsioH nHo 5or
9,uo wurse Riti:dr asruien. Ti
Seaene iit siem!i4 ifarf NIT Eeise
. btF.sslt, bod bauisH bort nod uiel
/, Susianer, 10 sab mon auf wsiiers tlr
rubtn asiasi il.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-06

Der Silbrrnarr 8fono beantrasfs
ON itsien Giexstas i'm Rfprdientanteu-
b0nie. naB ieiH 5iruseipinnf. bi.
SsiJniorase- Bill iber bas Bfo Ses
Srdfoenten paiiirt usree. bod seiana
ss Cen arpubiifaHrn NIT QUITE btr
autl' Siiber GemofratrH ben SIau
Blono's su pereitsiH uno bsr Nntras
fi:l eurd, ca nur IA ooiar uno Il6
eo9essn itirlmten. oerisl5e olip feius
Sueicriitei-Rsbrbeit erbie,t ruo eas
Teo DEG ErdiibsHieu oesbalS oufredi
elbaften pu,be.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-06

Siiiere Babrbeiten, bic iuie aeuicn
i1idse bern,eoer funiten, bat in, eOn'
sreB bsi ben 0etatteu iber ben Scr.
iionsetat6etuyn uOnSowa Ten iiiolidsr
YolitifsrH sciost. iue!de iih in unse'
ftiimen Gssrifien ouf cns Beniionsse.
ies uno Die lluior sueiernnen ersansen
batten. Die ebemaIi9.u eonfooeririen
Stao!sn, ertldrte 9epburn. itsuertcn
nibt einen ein5isen Dollar FIR bic Ben.
lions5ab!unsen bel. gon ben $780,.
100000, Sulnnoitsuern, ipelhe bon
sIO&fDshtyla hgetiTt wilrosn, be5obfe
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-06

Shio bat iuieoer aeSeist, baB Die os'
motratiide Ssrirrung, welde Den
BudeDs Staat Dor einigen Sobren
burbIeu6te. ucOitdnois ilberiuunoen
lit. 2rps offer WadiuatiUHsu uno
Sutriausn babsn bic republifaniiten
Ganoioaten in Cincinnati sldnjsnb &c.
iisst; hie bsutidru @dbler babtn
iiramm Sur olten 5abne sebalieu'
Gbsnio 1T in 1olebo oas gauge repu'
blitamide 3idet 9elulb;t iuurocu unt
N 9leu.lanb bat iit) be bemoftaiiid'
Mcbtbeit BON 5000 Siimmrn bel &c,
les!eu Mapors'@ibl i'll cine reputli
tariidc BON 5000 Stimmen pcripai
belt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-06

osnn ote Osiitite ,usroen ipahien, @e'
werbe uuo Sanost ben Wutb uerlieren
NIB ole 3ahl Der Nrbstsloisn. Die Sc
hermann bemitleibet uno su oereu Ser.
msbruns sSebe,munn beiird9t. iucroen
iid) uuauIbnltlap ueruielfdltisen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-06

Dos btmOtratii6e ct. Soiepb Bolts.
blait idrebi: Der grfols s:r Republi'
Timer bier. lit tute Der i'm sanSsn 2auee,
Der 3eriabrenbcit nuo StopFoiis.eit BE-,
oemofroiiiden Bartei 5usuitreibeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-06

Gsr fran5oiiiGe Brof,for 2erOp,
Seauli'u idrsibt: .Su iurS.r Sriit
iusrosu einige ilsiae Siaaism Banfero,t
ma6'n; Geutitfonb uub Iranfreid
iperoen ldnssr ausbalien. aber uuoui.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-06

Ssi5sn III Uorssit.rH in gbieaso in,
folse BON 0eri@ien lber rpeituerbreite.e
5rofii6dSen uno 9arre IN einselasn
Staattn 3 geHis seitiesen. aud Com
uno 6ofsr iino i'm Sieissn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-06

Ter Griiaos, ees icsensnaiea ses
6easeiirrs, SroWH Sfqaars, ~. ME
tslestaYsits bsr,6iei, aa sDii
ten G;r IN gar . ssftosttH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-06

0Sforsiahssn sas 3si1n<tbr pen afsibsm - tszfsy
est iDss ipttfsHs bfn isttss EDe1kE ysan kesfdnr
In fsbrsn bffses a1es Atffgs4 nnt bistst nna GGxn
Hr5kfE n<ttfi1ka 9iaDotusYn osfeofabu b1o 8us
t1stis<n ~ erfrnsa. zet bif nsss NefDsla ~ 3ss
i4austas fss4t - sSlststea nab prafftl4 IN bsfbsa
HRr tsfkdff7fn bts "a bsfttfS syffrNf tob<H G1r1f
sss tss 6rss esIsaa essrfe
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-06


Die biesidbrise Somen 8ertbsilrno
unieres aderbau, departments bat isbi
ibr Gnoe sefunbsn.
Rit Der arteit iunlbe ro,iaen Serbit
begonnen. unb es ipuroen ipdhrsno bic.
isr Saiion sesen 5000, 900 nit samen
sefalIte Bapieridd9en ausaetbeilt.
3rueibritiel oapOH sinsen burd Die
pdHSe pom Niislieoern oes gouareiIes.
tudbreno Der Reit maG geliebien bes
departments uerianbt iuuroe.
Der 8eirna bcs uertbe;lien SamsRs
NOR in oieiem Sabre mir 80 grp,ent
9roBer. ole I'M porisen, unb ieber Con.
areBmann erbielt 5000 Somenpod,te
mebr. OILS in irsenb einem her frdb.ren
Sabre. NIt einem 9ur@f4nitisinbalt
uon 100, iuurben iebsn 9aoe 2 Buibel
uoa sddden ausssianb..
Die Samen.8sruinisuns fir bas
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-06

groeeries. friin NIB afis biz
bilisien in asr SioSt.
Il. 8. Erubot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-06
SensingS 6dbn5tore

mnS unb bis i'd ba i,rig wtrbs inia absr ets nit.
btrtu Yrtiit sa ptrwuHssrn. IN insi6tn sr
,eins Grabiabrsf1uhso otrioai,. faHH icon ct.
nias ssit braui ssetu. sn mir itHo ia d,ou an Der
4. e,rabs. ssataaSsr bon pdsiiutr saIuhi. pt ea,
psnsina, ,ths gaar cont tbs bic Saazn. 10 VaaF
idSus aH6pffanbs iar msint wsheslS. edlnari6aes
fir min unb msins alte ealt. tstaaes batit 10 oas
.,gabp" psrgtiitn; aiIn Elm 9aar fhrs eobp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-06

Sa Sdbs Carolina ift es in Zen
eouniies Gariinsion unb Storsnce in.
iOise Der Tpraunsi oss s;iaai:. .SGaaps.
mouopols su Rerb Hne Tooif1las &c.
fommen. Go berri9te BORT in lester
3eit srsse Grbilferuns ieitens Der
Burger sesen bic BsliSsr spiOue. ip,id'
eestsre iih .pon Siaaism gen. in Die
$ripciperbdltnihe Der Siirser sinordna.
ten. um etiuaiae Ilebertretuusem ees
StaatssSpiriiurisnssitses sur ansfise
~ brinaea = nab an Saniltaa tam q
in Der Siaot EarIius IN Dariiaetou
60. Suii&em Sarsern unb BoliSei cpl.
oneu IN einem blutisen tStreite, in bei.
len geriaufe orei Burger eri9oiien
iuuroen. dn& ia 6lorfncs fam es ,u
6lutisen Suiammenif6Ben. Der burdb
ieizm eiseniina serbieabeteg goueeruenr
Iiaman rief bic Staatsmil,; Sur Inter.
orhdans Der unruben suiammem unb
i@eit oamii iniolusit Griols srbabt su
boben. aIs Der Telegraph melbet, kas
,,tein iueiierer 1rubef ~ tefiirften i,i.m
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-06

rr,.<.ssre Ussfauf. iiatsrsnftzsffs u iaHi ben
u Sratr nEzats txs zkftamsstss. Dss esr &sEtgff
srxrf rruatsisi perssx stf ssz sia1aeb sts bsEf
aeaarsas basfnara eksSrsFets taEH.shpsst.sH =
asarr rxsnsr 1a xaasresfs tsftslka cas- 80
- an bsr Esa esygfr de1f uIfs ~ Gig tsrSfT -
Gatccnsbx Ecxnir sfisQtn. I'D hdfr hless uns
sssInrx - tiz sn:ts Esssshaas. esaiiHHa nlp. ns'
Hxs<E. X a..
III srb<rs E1ru fissf 81 fts sefs HtIsfi gre -
hsn es5 70 N1ss sstsM 1selblaat, tzs ~ y1ffhfh
SRI I'm G1rxa p<Tfeats wffs.
1sbxzaEzcta. xix zrssssg fh sHl nA0ss
srvxla Exsf ss szHi Esasfsf-
Z xrsfs rs Aaxfsa psrs Hsf H4 90 esll Ds'1'''
. sartatsn LsaaIsx
lss--s H<Fnaaa. Ns
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-06

opet sasmxs ~ psrsAsI<s. e1Es dsfM poE
Sf1ra SSry 10 grilsn esw ctrlnaHn en- ffE 8tfr
S<sst sffecxs, Is adfr iiHe fisr. EEits spvp<ih5
f<psxsr al Etsaxrs . sTsHsts iiaD ale nSfsrtHbt'
arr rff1fsstrn anf tsp Iias<
arrt H1ru rpn $50 xdff ~ Istifr f1d ptrs
usrr prk 1 1Rx.tf nsn essgse sshs an eas'
1890 WA asIsasn % afts fnh nHstf eEIisT.
Srf M xiaSs kknb<n "a TN srcsxs sErtpdtsfs
ee1hrfu atesnheas bdffttnrrrfs NaHHsoas.
e.s<rrs es1avra S<s<nns nrs Aftsneftd iss. De-
s.rssssrn ssr esThisfsz. Ussn rsess 80 an
%ktIfyp 6asnstL
-. gsrmann. sJfp
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-06
12l5 BuibeI 5piebslul

Serr gps, eiu Garxier aus ealiior.
nisn, sos, 1913 guibel Safser's Res
BeibsrsTslo 3uisbel 5um ader. Cir
anberer ;os uon I Blunt saf5sI'i
Brig, 0anusr's 3iuisbeliameu. " Sa
5errii9e Siuiebel. So:&e grtrdss
ioun man mir betommsn. 10 mnm Sais'
sr's Gomen idet.
SO Stebteie 9otis nss
f1ueioen uHo
nit SC. Brisimarieu an SobH u. Sal;s'
Seeo Co., 2agrpiis, ISIS, IeHeeu. 4
tsipmmen Sic frti SafSst's eeuiiHel
graHi.aaiolos HnS Gin 9od.i Rsiiis
Samsn. Der in 16 1assn rsiit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-06

Roruln,nts, Grabiisine aus Warmor I eoet
Brauit louis iiberbGupt aut III o'eles ,e 0de9
sinidblassnoe @esenltanoe mstoen VI ,"sr spn
sutGisr Be,is ausastibrt hho Sou' 8" q"
nissrisittn YIsilen. ~.
lin seusisttn 3uiprud bittst,
1vril 02. ~eoISe Su"S'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-06

Eagle Drug Store

ae Dr0sun no Ghmiron Han anS Dele ssr.
ren uno S'Hie 5sHasss Eotea saslba.r unb s1reibut
sn e nets an Sano no pe,ssn biaiansn Hres pfauh
asenn r bic 0r. BON oer C5;uatn llnpS,s :,
unoenta .etetti4a 8tiI.a" -
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-06
Das Coos Der farmer.

ueter bas Coos Der Garmer id,rsiti
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-06
Dic cine liebsnoe frau ibut.

@eEn cine sSrau eiEen Nann liebi, 70
iett lie Iiir i'm. 8on Dem Muaenblid
i5res Gsiuadens cm Morsen bis iie bes
Nbenos bic an9en gum Sdfafe ldlieb',
luelisH bic Geoanfsu einer liebenoen
Grau bel ibrem Nanne. Den san3eu
Tag long erfillt iie i6re gFi4teu init
IlSM @eoanfen OH icin 0ernniincn ~
The evening world., 1894-09-20
GOT HER JEWElRY AGAIN.
Miss Morris ma the Pnwnbrokers
Reach an Agreement.

Reach an Agreement.
Pauline Morris. the actress, who would
not be mulcted of 5000 by the pawn
brokers who had LOANED" money on
the jewels stolen from her Aug. 4, and
who took the matter into the police
courts. has got her property back. She
and the Simpsons compromised the mat
ter in Jefferson Market Police Court to-
day. She got back her jewels by paying
part Of the demands OF the pawn
brokers. and the pawnbrokers gained
| their liberty.
Miss Morris lives at 251 West Thirty
ninth street; Her pocketbook was stolen
Aug. 4. In 1t were turquoise and dia-
mond ring, a marquise ring containing
thirty-two diamonds, a turquoise and
diamond ring Set with fourteen dia-
monds, a diamond star-shaped pin and a
diamond ring with one large diamond
| and twelve small ones set in platinum.
She reported her loss to the police and
advertised reward for the return OF
ment. she received a letter contain
| ing several pawn tickets for Jewels
pledged at r. Simpson Co.'S, 1876 Bow
cry; William Simpson. ISL Bowery; John
Simpson, 81 New Bowery. and j. simp-
| son. 81 New Bowery.
Visiting these pawnshops she found
her lost Jewels, They were worth $500
anu pttH al
| of 5000. The pawnbrokers refused to give
| them UP until she had proven her owner
| ship. and that she had not acted in col.
fusion with the person who pawned
| them.
Then she went to Police Justice Voor-
his with her story. and search war
| rants were issued. Policemen Foley and
Hunt were told at the pawnshops that
| the Jewels had been turned over to
Lawyer Comstock. 81 Liberty street,
| who had been engaged as counsel.
Lawyer Comstock took the goods to
Jefferson Market Court Sept. a. Law
yer Mcclellan appeared for Miss Norris
each side told its story; and Judge Voor-
his reserved his decision. The case was
| in court again this morning. The COM
| promise was reached, and Miss Morris
received her baubles back again.
The evening world., 1894-09-20
YOUNG DIVER WEOS,
The Son of the Justice Marries a
Sea Captains Daughter.
Brought Up Together and Have
Loved from Childhood.
Published Announcement OF Their
Engagement Was Once Repudiated.

James p. Diver son Of Police Justice
Patrick Diver and Miss Elizabeth Vero-
Mira Ellwood, daughter of Capt. Colbert
Ellwood, of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, were married at 2 o'clock to-
day in st. Joseph's Church, Sixth ave-
nue. and Fourth street.
Last October there appeared in the
advertising columns of daily paper an
announcement of the engagement of
Jimmie" to the sea captains daughter.
For some time thereafter there was
great excitement in the Fourth Ward.
or course there would be great we'd
ding and lots OF fun.
But Jimmie threw cold water on
the expectations of his friends by deny
Ing that he was engaged to anybody.
SenS he fspor you'd y sea
funny friend had inserted the engage
ment notice, and so everybody gave up
the Idea OF attending a wedding.
the word passed around that Jimmie"
was really to be married, and that very
soon. and that the same Lizzie Veronica
Ellwood was the prospective bride.
There was great disappointment, how
ever. when II was learned that the we'd
ding would be a very quiet one, with
only few Of the most intimate friends
for this was said to be the serious Nj
ness OF the brides father
About one hundred persons were In the
church to-day when Father J. J. Morris.
q longtime friend OF young Diver, pro-
nounced the couple husband and wife
The bride was clad in dark blue crepon
travelling gown. with yellow garnitures
She walked up the aisle on the arm of
her brother, James Ellwood. who gave
her away. Her maid OF honor was Miss
Isabella q. Mahr. The bridegroom was
In waiting at the altar with his best
man. Thomas Farley.
Immediately after the ceremony the
couple went to an uptown hotel for
lunch, and then started for Washington
and the South. They will return to
this city in about two weeks and take
up their abode in the Fourth Ward
Among those who attended the wed
ding to-day were: Police Justice and
Mrs. Diver and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Plser. Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Co
hen, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dore. Civil
Justice Bolte, Police Justice Ryan.
Charles Campbell. Thomas Bannon, OF
Yer A. Mahr. James Mccarthy, Miss
May Ellwood. Miss Catherine Ellwood.
Timothy Paine, James Mccarthy. Fran
els Finn and Timothy Ormsby.
The bride and groom have known each
other since childhood. They lived for
years next door to each other at and
Madison street. Some years ago the
Ellwoods moved to $40 Madison street
The evening world., 1894-09-20
ONE WIFE IN IRELAND.
Vkara Then Game to This Coun-
try and Married Again
He Forgot, However, to Destroy a
TslltaIe Photograph.
HIS Bride Found II, and Now He Is
Under Arrest.

James v. o'Mara, OF IT'S Lincoln ave-
the Grand Jury.
oMara married girl named Julia
OMahoney some time ago at St. Paul's
Church, One hundred and Seventeenth
street, near Park avenue, Rev. John j.
O'Donnell performing the ceremony Re
Gently the bride found photograph
showing chr husband standing with
another woman who was in bridal
dress.
She showed the picture to Mrs. Mary
O'Hare, Of 2450 Second avenue, and the
latter a friend Of her husband, and she
recognized the woman in the photograph
as O'Mara's first wife. Mary Marie, to
whom he was welded on April 2s, 1879,
In the County Galway. Ireland. by the
Rev. Father Dooley. Mrs. O'Mara No.
then went to the District-Attorney's
Office with her husband and the indict-
ment followed. Mrs. o'Mara No. l is
still alive in Ireland.
Attached to the indictment handed in
to-day was Il certificate dated Galway,
Ireland, Aug q; 1894. signed by Rev. 2.
which Father Dooley says that he mar
riieed O'Mara to Mary Marie on April 2s.
" MARA is tnlrty-slx years old and Is
In the liquor business He is a flnelook-
ing fellow and dresses handsomely. He
came to this country three years ago.
With the indictment Is the photograph
which first awakened the suspicious of
Mrs. O'Mara No. 2.
1t shows O'Mara dressed in a frock
coat and light trousers, stnding by a
lady In gorgeous travelling dress and
wearing a hat with an enormous white
ostrich feather. She carries a bouquet
in her hand
O'Mara was arrested and held in 81, 900
bail to answer at court.
The evening world., 1894-09-20
LOVED, EVEN IN JAIL.
Mrs, Beaver Spends Her Husbands
Money on an Embezzler.
She Fooled the Warden Into Allow
ing Her TO See Him.
Enger Is Good-Looking and Other
Women Are After Him.
Especial to The Evening WORLDLY

ELIZABETH. n. j.. Sept. 20.-Charies
Heitemeyer a dealer In glassware and
hotel supplies at 63 Market street, New
ark. came to this city to-day accom-
panied by his wife and Detective Car
roll, Of Newark. They wanted to ask
the police authorities whether something
could not be done to punish Charles
Enger. a travelling salesman, who Is at
present awaiting sentence In the county
jail here on a charge OF embezzlement,
to which he pleaded guilty.
Enger formerly worked for Mr.. Heite-
, meyer, who accuses him OF stealing $500,
while Mrs. Heitemeyer. who Is a fine
looking woman, says Enger has a pho
ttograph of hers in his possession which
Newark and informed them that she
was his mistress.
Both the woman and her husband
were greatly excited. and seemed more
get the money which they charge the
prisoner with stealing from them.
They also Informed, Chief Tenney
that H. t., Engsr had stolen stolen from Henry
rant on Market street, Newark Enger
is to be brought UP for sentence to-
morrow.
Mrs. Margaret Beaver, OF 142 Mulberry
street Newark is said to be so much in
love with him that she has already
paid half the amount he embezzled
from hardware merchant, here and she
is to pay the balance tomorrow in order
to have his punishment made light.
She has likewise hired n lawyer to
plead with the Court In his behalf
Meanwhile her husband. who is a New
ark business man, Is nearly frantic over
his wife's infatuation. He charges that
she has $1,000 OF his money which she
has been spending on Enger.
Mr.. Beaver came to this city a few
days ago to know from the authorities
II some steps could not be taken to re-
strain his wife from running him finan-
cially by her devotion to the impris-
oned man; She has called at the
County Jail almost daily to see him, and
she at first fooled the jail warden by
representing herself as the prisoners
aunt.
Her husband, however. got track OF her
movements. and told the warden the
real state Of affairs.
Enger is but twenty,one years, old. He
is a good-looking fellow, and has only
been In this country three years. From
all accounts he hes been a very success
full adventurer, and has managed to dupe
every one he has come in contact with.
The evening world., 1894-09-20
TO COMBINE FORCES.
Subcommittee Of Five Appointed
by the Chosen Seventy.
knti-Tammany Organizations In
vited TO Another Conference.
A Ticket to BE Chosen on Which
All VIII Agree.

The Committee Of Seventy is getting
down to work, and II the present pro-
gramme Is carried out will open Its anti
Tammany campaign In dead earnest
within a day or two.
Chairman Charles Stewart Smith, of
the Exc utive Committee, which was
chosen at yesterdays meeting. announced
to-day that a subcommittee of five had
been appointed, of which he himself was
chairman, whose purpose would be to
combine the antiTammany force.
This Committee, he said, would con-
fer with all the other organizations OPP
posed to Tammany Hall. in order to
effect, IL possible, the nomination of a
ticket upon which all the opposition
could agree Work would be COM
menced at once, and the result would
be given to the public at the earliest
pee sible moment.
Who the members of this Conference
Committee were besides himself, Mr..
Smith declined to say at present, givins
as a ground for his refusal that the
gentlemen were all very much occupied
Just now and did not want to be over
run with reporters. 1t was very prob
able, however, that the announcement
would be made this afternoon, as a
special meeting of the Executive Com
mittee is called for 3 o'clock at the
Chamber OF Commerce.
1t was rumored that the other mem
1ers Of this HrTs R@eme smoH
Sterne and Horace Porter. while the
names of w. Travers Jerome, Everett
Q p. Wheeler and G. L. Rives were also
men were seen, but they declined to say
whether they had been appointed to this
committee or not
fse onss4@e 81 sesen9y wa Se
another conference of the ant-Tam-
many "orces, ard IT is said that such a
tives from all the different organizations
Opposed to Tammany will be present
as at the first meeting, with the addi-
tional delegation representing the Com
mittee of Seventy; Something definite
in the way ou a plan OF campaign and
the selection II a ticket 1t Is believed
will be the result of this second con-
The Executive Committee of the Xxx
has decided to have meeting every
afternoon from this time on until cleo,
ton day. AS. permanent headquarters
has not yet been secured those meet
ings will be held for the present at the
Chamber OF Commerce.
One of the first things, however, t.
be done will be the. selection and fitting
up of suitable headquarters which will
be convenient for the majority of tn,
Committee. 1t will probably be located
uptown, somewhere in the neighborhooC
of Madison Square.
The daily meetings OF the Executive
Committee will be secret, but Chairman
Smith said this morning that he would
give out to the public all information
that was deemed advisable. and which
would not, in his Judgment, interfere
with the object in hand.
I'VE are anxious to take the press an!
the public into our confidence he said
but 1t would not do to have all gu
meetings open. We have nothing to con
ceal, however, and are simply out L
make the best fight we can against Tam
many"
The evening world., 1894-09-20
First Race--LaIiah, Lyman, Falls.
LEEDS WILL FIGHT CRITIC,
The Atlantic city Lightweight onl,
Too willing Ia Accept.

In answer to the terms proposed by
Hugh Behan, manager Of Grifto, in an
announcement Published In The World
this morning. Frank White, who is
looking after Horace NJ. Leeds called
at THE Evening World office this
morning and left the following accept
ance Of the terms:
Grinos card. printed In The World this morn
ing has been flrN srded TO Horace Leeds at At
lantlc CITY. ana I guarantee tina, Mr. Behan
won't get gray haired waiting for Horace e
cover that thousand dollars forfeit Tor s. 600 a.
per L-elss challenge Tor fnish HEht before N,
club Offering the largest purse 50 Behan and
Gr,ro forget our two hours conference IN The
Coleman House a week agp, when "" tricl 10 IN
duce him lo s'En Grino Tor the purse offered b,
the Seaside Athlete club
As soon az Leeds trlegraphs me will notitl
Behan and Grno and appoint meeting 10 MAXI
a match. They will md Horace as willing al
parkis but not 10 make fake match like thA
OF Dunn and Butler at the Seaside last hondAl
night where Bshan guaranteed Dunn would wslgi
$50 in the ring on finding Dunn was at ls'
stripped. and Butler at las, with bis clothes on
BshAa will set called this time ,,,,,,-,,
--------. FRANK WHITE.