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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-09

Wtenge iunger 8tenen auSgefro6en un6 oil
bletben nno beden biellei6t tbeilpeife lbor
Die Naben, ie itn6 ic6o6 nod nt6t ali
genug, nm bic nob Dorbanbene, unge:
oedelte 8rut gu "fiittern unb gu 6efeln, por=
aitS9eiebt natirli6, baB niAt i6on burd
bas @tnlblteBen Die game un9eOeGelte 8ru1
p~erloren ge9au9en lit.
vgluf ale SGIe lit setn be6euten6er Ser
lu1t an 8ienen un6 8rut I'll DeraeiCbnen.
S6 fomme auf leidbtere @eiie ans !3ieI.
Wtetne &0ntginnen tolten mich fait nt9ts,
ieoer meiner groBen, nit Spreu perpadten
StDGe bat IN BET oberen 2lbt6eilung einen
Gaum fir etnen Nblegeritod, un0 mil t6
nun etnen @bleger maben (bas geibiebt
BET mir in Bet Belt beS S6nGrmenS), 10
neDnte ib cine Ma6e nit elmer 6an6 poQ
GROCER 9ebedelten un6 elm pentg unge7
oefelten 8rut un6 cine reife &0nigin=3eae.
SIT feline baran, 10 fbnetbe icb ionitpo cine
aus lln6 flebe ite baralf. 9iele Wabe nun
battle tb 9egen einen frii6en S9marm, ber
nob IN benz bon mir i6on bei6rie6enen
S5parms Songfaften fibt; ba ieBt it9
ldnea etlte Q(n5abl 8ienen 6arauf unb bieie
perieBtc tb nit Der 8abe in ben9tblegeritof.
Die reife &0nt9tn fommt oftmals aIio>
glei9, lt6er aber inrerbalb bon "a Stunz
BEN berauS uno bann. betrad6ten iib bic
8ienen ais Elm ieLbtitGnbigeS BoLf unb
fltcgen ntbt mebr 3urid. Nab 10 bis Is
Sagen babe i9 bann cine befrucbtete &0ni7
gin, tpel6e id6 bann 9letcb tpe9nebme.
6terauf 9ebe tb Dem Qlbleger cine 1teue reife
3eue in ei1em Jog. Queen Cell Protector
uno in ipeiteren 10 Bis 15Sagen babe ib tpiez
Der etne&6nigtn. Damn aber gebt eS nit benz
Qb{eger nt6t ldnger mebr, Die 8tenen per>
ben al alt, unb beB9alb nebme tcb Gen gam
sen @bleger iarnmt ber &0ni9in u1b iebe
tie in ben Stod, in peLcben ib lie baben
mid i9 arbeite bios fir ben eigenen @ez
6rau6. @ir6e i5 fir ben 6anbel 8iez
1en3ltbt betrciben, 10 mitBte t3 bic 9lblez
ger anoerS geitalten.
ySn 8etreff bes 8el6neibens Der &0ni>
gin un6 oeS Drone trap bertpecbielte Ser
!6err &ebafteur, mics 19etnt, g%cnaunten
trap nit Dem self hiver. S6 babe 9ebz
teren nob nibt probiert un6 tptrO er BON
8telen 9%iinittg, bon Qnberen ipegtDerfeno
beurtbetlt. Das DING lit nob neu. @rauz
lam fann mani baS 8el1neiben Der 6liigel
Der &Onigin eigentIicb ni3t nennen, benn
tpen1 MAJ bcbut1am 3u gSerte gebt, 10
i9mer3t baS meiner 9tnii9t mach bie &0ni@
gin ni6t n1e6r, ais es einem 6ubn tpeb
tbut, menn man ibu Die SptBen Oct Tlitgelz
feOern abibneiOet.
vgtun ober NIGHTS fir UNCUT, 6err &ebaf7
tour uno 6err WfaDer mir btsputtren pielz
letc3t 1ocb mebr iiber berarttge intereiiante
Sragen, iiber Sic uniere 0nli6ten, mte'S
lAeint, auSeinanber geben."
SMltus So6annen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-09
Gs mar ntht gang 70 iAItmm.

Die talte @elle, pelcbe Sic Siterfeterta8e
nit itcb I'M @cfolge f%itbrten, bat, pte be-
reitS in Der porigen Summer Der v0Gnbe
mirtbi6aftIicben 8eilage" ais tp~abricbeinlib
borausgeiebt pur0e, BET 0citem nicbt 10
bel S6aben an9eridtet, ais bamols au=
9en1ein gegloubt Dur6e. 9lm meiiten
baben Die friibreife Srii9te 5etttgenoen
0bitbdume %9elitten, am w%enigftcn, pte eS
f6eint, Die Binterpei3eniaat, auBer in
mGrmeren @egenoen, ipo baS @e6St6um
i6on ipeiter porgeicbrttten mar. 9ie ges
nannte &laIie BON Obitbdumen, barunter
in eriter 2inic 8firiibe uto gflaumeu, iinb
bon benz 6roit b~eionbers in ben Stauten
SQinoiS, Sn6iana, Obio, &entudp,
Wetliourt uuo 9}ebra5fa Bart mitgenom>
men porben. Sn Mic5igan i6einen Bic
&nospen, NIT %Qlusnabme Der an Bfirii6>
bGmen uno GrObeerenpflan3en, nob 5temz
Iicb gut 6aDDn gefommen 81 lein un6 AUDI
in &an1as fpjrb bie1Yftriicbz un6 8flau7
menernte cine nur gertngc iein. Ser in
Soma unb @tscpniin an Sbitbdumen 9e>
ftiftete S6aoen pirO ntcbt ais b~eionbsrs
groB betracbtet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-09
+ u e b e

mtr6, tpie beim &opuIiren, 6as Wfe1fer an
Der e~ntgegengefebten Seite bes Qu9es an
9eiebt tnb bic gfebe 2 3ou lang bis auf
oas Warf Our6gelbnitten. Die lGngere
S6nittla9e be6inst cine gr6Bere 8aGusz
uno 8urSelbiIOung, mas benz @abstbum
Der iungen &eben iebr su ftatten fommt.
Ufan Itedt fte ettpas ibrGg in feline GDpf7
cben in Elm @emiib BON Miftbeeterbe, Sauo
uno &oblenitaub uno ienft tie in ein mar
mes Sermebrungsbeet Elm. JeaCb ettpa
10 8oben (@olbeu Champion unb
Wtusfat 6amburg braucben etiDaS lGnger)
tpirb Der feline 3opf 6urcbmurselt unb Der
Grieb 3 bis 4 3ou bpcb seuotben Iein.
SOIten fi3 2 Griebe gebilbet BADEN, 10
BRIGHT man ben i6lpGcberen aus. SSebt
miro bas eritemal, aber pbne ben 8alen al
Derleben, in iedbS3Ouige S0pfe perpflan3t,
bic @rbe aber nidt an9e6rldt. &aiener6e,
alter Wauertalf uno San6, natiirlicb UNI
9eiiebt, tperben ais 9tGbrboben genommet.
Nahoem iperben ie auf bic &00ren bes
g8eintreibbauies 9eiteQt, Seblt iolcber
Stanbplab, 10 t1ut eS audb elm er~tpGrmter
Miitbeetfaitcn, in bent man Die S0pfe etnz
ientt. 0ta3 MaBgabe bet GuBeren Sem=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-09

= Die 9%lnpenbuns Ser eleftrii6en &raft
i'm lanoptrtbi6aftGitDen 8etriebe perlucbt
jebt Die 8erliner Sirma Siemens unb
9alsfe praftil3 auf Dem @ute 8iesborf,
OaS 6errn Nrtolo p. Siemens ge60rt.
Wtit 6tlfe cleftrtiber &raft pirb bier Elm
GROCER 9antpfpflug betrieben. Maan red@
net bel Der @tnfiibrung oer eleftrii6en
8fla9e in eriter 2inie auf SABA, no piele
3auienOe bon NcreS brab liegen, neil bic
Gtnbptebpeit BEN 8iebbeitanb 10 perringert
Bat, baB ltt6t genii9en6eS s3ugmaterial sur
8ectenung Der Ndergcratbe %por6anben 1T,
ipd6reno it6 Der @infiibrun9 bonn 0ampfz
pfligen nit 2ofomobilenbetrteb an6ere
S6Dierjgfeiten entgegenteuen. Ser cleft
triibe 8fug btetet auc6 fir bie amerita@
niicbe 2altotptrtbl6att 9roBe 8or3i9e, tpeil
CT Die Qnmen0ung itationdrer 9ompfz
malbinen geitattet, Die ratiOneIer ais Soto
mpbilen arbetten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-09
Der reue Bienenftof.

00ie in :neiner borigen 3ul6rift ertpG6n>
ten beuticben 8ienenft0de ithb 3 SUB bocb,
2 SuB lang uno l SUP brett unb belIeben
aus BRET Stodmerfen bon je II Bel 81 3ou.
SIN 8eitbe zines iol6en StoGeS, bereitet
man iicb, ebe man einen iungen S6parm
bat, Dor, inbem man II &abmten nimmt
un0 oteie, :;ao6oem man in etlten icben cine
Gunfttpabe ooer au3 gepreBte QSabStafeln
etngeieBt bat, in Die 3tpet unteren @tagen 6
uno 6 iber ctnanoer DGngt. Damn leBt
man Ben Sbiparm binein uno fii9t bic
@laSlbet6e felt etn, Die man bann nit eli
mem Sud- bebGn9t, Damit fein Sageslibt
bin5utreten fann. 6ierauf ldBt man Die
Bienen arbeiten, bis ite ale Ytabnlelt aus
9ebaut BADEN uno oann bdngt man tpieoer
5tpet elm uno fd9rt 10 fort, 10 LANCE Die
8au5eit ol6auert.
NatitrIib bari man ben 8ienen I'M eriten
Sabre feinen 6ontg nebmen, mas fir baS
nd9ite SaDr 8ortbeil bringt; icb that baS
5tpar, inbem icb meinem Scblparm 40
Bfun0 SDnig nabrn, aber tb CAB ibm I'M
D~ortgen SrilDiaDr 6 Habmen nit Sonig Suz
ritd uno erntete baflr i'm lebten Sommer
155 Bfuno 0ontg, trDb bet trodenen gSit>
terung, Die bier berribte. Sails baS QSet7
ter i'm g%e9enpdrtigen Meonat ii0 e%iui9cr@
maBe1t ginittg 9eltaltet, 10 erlpartc ib bis
@nfangS ooer Wfitte Ofai einen S6marm,
bas erlebe i6 o%araus, baB metn Stod ouf
30 Gabmen iteDt lno man Dor lauter 8iez
nen feline @abe mebr gu ie6en oermag.
vSm 6erbite nimntt man baS erite 9eG>
brettcben bon 6er @ldS i1eibe, bo6rt Elm
450aiges Sod binein, lebt ba Elm 830uigeS
Sle6robs Elm unb legt cs ipteoer auf Daz
burcb enttpeiben bic Qlusbiinitungcn na9
auBen unD Sic @elun66eit Der 8ienen tpGb>
reno beS 8interS tpiro nm Elm 8eoeutenz
Des gef6rbert. SIM Briibjabr, iobalo sic
8tenen 81 ftegen %beginnen, ntlnmt man
Die @lasi1ei6e beraus, 9Gngt bic 0ta6men
nit beI 8ienen ms brittle Stpfpert un0
nimmt cine griinblt9e 3teinigung bes
Sto6es Dor. Oaburcb eripart man ben
8ienen Dtel Nrbeit. Sierauf iebt man bic
9tdbmen iammt 8ienen mie0er an bic altc
Steue unb lGBt bic 2ebteren arbetten, bis
man in ben btnteren &abmen burcb Die
@laslbeibe neren 6oni9 bemerft. 0ann
gicbt man BEN 8tenen 3pei neue 9tobn1en
gum NuSbauen, uno auf bieie Metle fG9rt
man tort, bis Die 3pei unteren Stodperfe
boQ ltno. 3unGdit fGngt man nit 4 9tabnten
i'm britten Stodmerf an uno ibt bic portgc
Gcrfabtungsmeiie, bis aucb bicics aussebaut
lit. @uS einem iol6en Stof fam man
bon $50 bis 100 8funb 6onig ~er5iclen,
tpehn ber Sommer Gin mittelmQBiger lit
in giinltt9en Sa6ren fam man auf 200
8funb re9nen. @s muB aber ertpdbnt
iperOen, baB man Die 8ienen i'm 2. Sabr
nibt i6pdrmen laiien bari, mas i'm 3.
Sabr aber ntcbt gut gu Oerbiiten lift, inbem
in bielen neHen StDden Elm 8olt 10 ltart
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-09
agricultural 8upplPnte1tt+

tbeile, sic gepiB aQe 8ea3tung perOienen,
Sebob erfor6ert 6as 8ebaden, belonbers
tpenn es nit Der 6an6 erfol9en iou, einen
nidbt unerbebli6en Qtufmanb BON Q(rbeitsz
FRAT. @5 miro baber INNER bon Ben Ser
bdltntiien abbdngen, oh baS 6afen iib
rentirt. Q(m portbeilbafteiten ~eriDeilt iib
bieie 9(rbeit auf icbtperem, lei3t gu Ser
truitung neigeu6em 8ooen. SoIcbe 8DOen
bebiirfen elmer bur9gretfenOen Qoderung,
oie an beiten nit 6er 6afe gu errei9en lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-09
lift, tpie 4 g0lfer in BEN alien St6den.

1T, tpte 4 86Lfer in Sen alien StDden.
9as S6mGrnten fam man ba0urb Oerz
bitten, baB mar in Der S3warm3eit pom
1. Otat bis 1. Stuff ale 8 Sage na3iiebt
unb bic &Oni9tnnen7 3ellen entfernt. I'm
Sen 6Onig aus ben 3eQen gu befommen,
obnc baB MAJ BEN 8au bei6dbi9t, be6ient
man iib elmer 9onigibleuOer, bur6 pelbe
man Die @aben bonn 6onig befreien unO
fife BEN 8tenen unperiebrt %suriiGgeben
tann. 9 o s o { +, Suinois.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-09
uSanOwirtbidaftIiae 9eiIase"
Sainois Stats : 6eitune.

8ertbte iber BEN Sa~atenitanb, Grnte>
ausiicbten, NfarftperbGltntiie II. bgl. aus
allen Sbeilen 6es Qanbes fiubsn wiatomz
meme Nufnabme.
9tae fir bic 8eila9e beitimmten Oeitz
tbeilungen unb Nnfragen iinO 81 ri3ten al
Mu6reas simon,
9ebatteur Ser misunderstanding 8etz
Ia9e".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-09

= Sn ToIae ser ftarfen Sr0ite, 6urcb bic
Bic 8~interpet5en iaaten g~eIttten baben fol-
len, iinb bic @et3enpreiie ettpas in bie
!6O6e gegangen. Der @ei5enpreis in Gbi7
ca9o lit lebt COZ Gents Der 8uiGel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-09

Die NuitraIier baben engefangen, sur
6Hfbefleioun9 Ser Pferoe &tnosIeber gu
peripen0en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-09

= S60n lit Ser sol6'nc Sonneni6ein,
ODD Sru6t er3eu9t CT nur nit &e9en !;
8rt9t Dir bas 9eben Slid un6 Segen,
MuB es aucb man9mal tribe letn.
Wtar Qanqe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-09

Sober Qeier bat 6aS &ecbt, lopo6l Sragen
gu fteaen, ais aucb 2lnttporten ein3uienben.
SIR ben vSprebiaal" beitimmte @r0rtez
rungen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sragen unb
aucb iol9e, bic auf 8ienen5u9t, ben @ars
tenbau u1O bie 8lumensubt 8e8ug BADEN,
itnO gu ieoer .3ett piufommeH. SOl3e
Nrtifel itno 81 a6reiiiren: ~u2anbwtrt6z
i6aftlibe 8etlage" Der Sa. StaatS9 3ettung.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-09

142. S3 babe Elm 11id6riges 9fer6,
melbes ieit Iebtem 6er6it auf benz rebten
8oroerbein la6m 9ebt. 0enn baS Sbier
itebt, tDirb es i6limmer nit Ser Ga6m6eit
unb auf bartem 8ege tritt es auf bic @ufz
ipibe. SIM 6ufe Iiegt Die l1rlabe nibt.
8as lit S6re lnitbt unO mas fir elm
WtitteL 9iebt es 6agegen?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-09

= Stalien bat i'm borigcn Sabre 675,s
900, 600 @aaonen @ein er3eugt.
= Sn ben &ereinigten Staaten eiebt es|
ie9sunbiebaig bpmOOpatbiibe 9olpi.aIsrl
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-09

mengetuacbien ieien. 98iiien Sic bieueicbt
Elm WitteI fir Die &ranfbett ? Ser Dots
tor tpeiB tetnes, i3 AUDI ni6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-09

Mebrere onbere Sragen Ii e.
pegen &aummangel fa,
bic nG9 tie sc ummer sur 8cant=
pprtun9 5uruGgeitetIt meroen
The evening world., 1894-07-12
TYMANN WILL RECOVER.
Ills Sweetheart WAS Witness 10
His Attempt 10 Is III wade.

NliWTOWN. l.. l., July 12-frank
Tymann, of Winfield. who last night
attempted suicide after trying to KIN
William Wade, OF whom he was Jealous,
lies on a cot in the Town Hail, and
may recover. Tymnnn shot himself in
the head, hut tho bullet has not yet
been extracted. He rested well during
the niCht and this morning he was con
sripus and the conditions are favorable
for his recovery.
Tymamn had been paying attention
to Miss Abhie Mccarthy. seventeen
years old, who resides at Winfield.
William Wade of New York, had also
been regarded as one of Miss Met
thy 8 SuitOrs.
MED by Wad" and her hruthcr-in- law.
William clark, started from Winfield
to go TO Bowcry Bay. They mot TE-
mann at Maurice avenue and Broadway.
when Tymanu asked Miss Mccarthy
| where she was going. She told him. ANA
he said he would go with. them,
Miss Mccarthy treated him c0olly. and
shoot Miss Mccarthy jumped behind
- tree and Clark. who sprang towards
| Tymann, received three of the bullets,
one in the side. Tymann then shot
himself it was his Intention to shoot
|Wade, but the latter kept out Of the
raTGSS Of tn the ngT,E w ~arE y not be-
r. Tvmann RECEIVERS, he win he held
on n charge of attempting to XIII clark
Miss Mccarthy viii he required to ap'
pear against her lover as n witness
| She refuses to toll what led Ia the
shooting except that Tymann was j'hl'
GUS Of Wade
! ing lie said hc had been to Bower5
/ Bay Beach all Yesterday, and dranl toe
much beer. lie said 4" WAS under The
/ iuluorrr Of liquor when he met Mis-
] y ,F La ~ an 4tl l,ti
The evening world., 1894-07-12
VICTORY FOR The RING
The Nassau Company Can Grid
iron Brooklyn with Trolleya
Ius,lce Brown Decides that the
FLYNN Franchise Is Good,
y. Refuses TO Grant an Order for
an Injunction.

decision by Justice Brown. handed
dov-n In the Supreme Court, Brooklyn,
this morning, practically permits the
Nassau Electric Railroad Company to
proceed with the work of sridronlug
the city with thirty-two miles more of
the deadly trolley.
on June 10, 1898, the ring" Board Of
Aldermen and Mayor Body granted a
franchise to the Nassau COMPANY. of
which Patrick n. Flynn ia President
and several other prominent Democra tic
politicians directors The franchise per
mts the Company TO put down Its
tracks in nearly every section Of the
city, principally In Union street
The Union Street Railroad Company.
ct which Reuben Leland Is President,
bid for the same franchise
The Nassau Company agreed to paw 2
per cent on the gross earnings Of the
road, and the Union Street Company
made an offer which would agsrogat to
about s25o,ooo for the entire franchise.
The city accepted the Nassau Company's
terms
On June last. application was made
by John Adamson, as a taxpayer. for a
temporary injunction restraining the
Nassau Company from operating under
It's franchise. James 6. Church OPP
posed the application.
Justice Brown. in his decision. says:
without expressing any opinion upon
the merits OF the controversy. | think
the case Is not one In which temporary
injunction should be granted and the
motion must be denied. The action is
by a taxpayer who seeks to prevent n
waste OF the funds of the city.
at is not claimed that the railroad
ought not to be constructed on the
streets mentioned. 1t Ia not claimed
that the proposed method OF construc-
ton is Illegal. Nor is It claimed that
The action of the Common Council and
Mayor In granting the franchise was IL
legal.
The burden OF the complaint is to the
effect that the defendants were unduly
favored over the Union Street Railway
Company. Electricity as Il motive power
is not complained of.
The Judgment and discretion Of the
municipal authorities Is not subject to
the review of the courts in the alb
sence of proof OF fraud, and that ques-
ton, unless 1t is perfectly clear upon
the moving papers, should not be do
termined upon afIidavits. but left to be
Investigated at the trial"
The evening world., 1894-07-12
CAPITALISTS BEG FOR MERCY,
Many Protests Against Assess
ments and Valuations.
BruoklNn Traction Company 10 Have
Hearing To-day.

Iho Brooklyn Board NJ Assessors 70.
,ciy"i "a number 81 lc'tare this moru,us
from poverty STRICKEN capitalists. pro.
testing against the assessments on
tnsi, property otrcre appeared ~ rrr.
.on TO ton their tales W. wur. aud were
given y date upop witch they vtu he
heard
LAWYER Thomas $ Moore appeared to-
protest against the H.. ssmeuta made
"n tho property ~ tho Trooklvu
Traction '"uran'. Nr Moore win ho
ciN'u hearing this afternoon. lrntn
then Tia" E"drl refused to make rmblr
IN" nature Of the pru,,sf
The, Company. claims II Ia ms
s"E.'-I on 70 double basis
iby l'lu"klNu Traction tumpauy owns
IN" Atlantic hNeuu" Railroad tompan,
assessed as yer ,onal property at $4,000.
real estate, Including the South liruOk
lNU 'uutni Ru'lruad. Company. - pur.
tt"u Of the Long lsldud Railroad tracks
dn' property outside the corporate limits
Of tn city. and tn" RruolSlNu, Rath and
West End Railroad. aggrega ting 81. $50. 3S1
Th" Traction Company itself IS as
So" ED a. personal property at $l,l2O. 600
II has no real estate
Tho Brooklyn, Bath aud West End
COMPANY alone is assessed at slOo. 900
personal property and Si5GO On real estate.
The Brooklyn CITY hailluad Company,
one of tn" largest traction companies in
tn" state, Is assessed Oh a stock of
- 900. the Long Island Traction Com
pany. on stock of 81 ,0H.oW, and tho
RrooklNu Heights at slfiilo They are
operated 10y tho Long Island Traction
Company.
u. NJ Troadwell. OF the Long Island
Tii'" tuarant"" Company, protested
against tn" assessment of the Company
on stock of 100000 He said he would
gladly sgll IT for $1,000 and that 1t was
not worth 5000.
MIR. Treadwcll stated that the com
pany had not made any money since
last January. II" admitted, however.
that lac and his brother had paid SIS o.
eco for what was known as the plant Of
tho concern. papers aud documents lie
said though that the Company did not
depend upon these papers for its bust
ness. llc did not expect the COMPANY
would mako any money for some time
| 10 come. Ultimately, he thought, the
| Company would become a valuable In
stitution
The matter was referred TO a commit
The evening world., 1894-07-12
RETAL|ATEs ON MR.. CAKES.
The Millionaire's Wife Brings
Suit for Separation.
Charges Him with Frequently Put
ting Her into Asylums.

Mrs Luella =. Cakes, wife Of Million
airc Francis !. cakes. the chemical
manufacturer, oc 80 Stone street. New
York. has begun an sction for separa
tiuu from her husband, in tho Supreme
Court Brooklyn.
Her attorney, A7ssmhlyman Sullman
r. kne''aud, THIS morninS obtained
from Justice Bartlett, IN the Supreme
count, an order requiring Oakcs to show
cause, July Is, why he should not pay
his wife alimouy and counsel fees To
chdh!" her to prosecute her suit.
Mrs. Cakes was recently discharged
from an insane asylum 10y Justice Gay
nor on "A writ of haheaS corpus
In h"r application for a separa ton
Mrs cakes charges her husband with
having on several occasions deprived
her Of her liberty by sending her to In
sane asNlumS.
She was committed three times to an
asylum at her husbands request The
last time she WAS at Breozehurst Ter
race, milestone, L. l., where she re-
NAMED about eighteen months.
\ few weeks ago she was taken TO
parien, Conn, where she was con-
fined In regular madhouse.
The evening world., 1894-07-12
SMITHS TRIAL FOR LARCENY.
Accused of Embedding from the
Tropical Cocoanut Company.
Said to Have Appropriated Money
Sent to Pay Salaries.

Leon r. Smith. general agent In this
city for the Tropical cucoauut Company,
of Boston. Mass. who Is charged with
grand larceny in tn" first degree, was
brought M for trial in Part | of the
Court Of General Sessions, Judge Cow
Ing presiding, this afternoon.
The alleged crime committed by
Smith. is that while at the head Of
the Compauy's office, on the west side
of the city, on April -, he resolved a
500 check from the Boston Company.
with which he was expected to pay the
salaries Of a number Of girl canvassers
In its employ.
Smith did use sl76 OF the amount to
pay the board bills Of the girls. but
the balance, s224. he Appropriated. II is
alleged, for his own personal benefit.
The defendants counse Is the
preacher-lawycr Hugh q. Pcntecos'.
and the peoples prosecutor is Assistant
p'Strict-A;torney MARITIME. s-n Of Judge
MARITIME.
Prosecutor MARITIME IN his opening
told the jury that when Smith was re-
qIe-;ci to account ~ the 50, all he
offered In cNtenuatiOu was: You can't
get blood out OF a stone"
The first witness called was Albert W.
lnrham, treasurer Of the toCoauut
Company OF Boston lIc toll tho jury
how Smith became an employee ~ tn"
Company. his salary To he u ~ per cent
commission on all sales.
The evening world., 1894-07-12
WAS FLIGHTY AT TIMES.
Insanity Probably Caused FrnurL
10 l,'il himself In Greenwood.

The body of the man who committed
suicide in Greenwood Cemetery yester-
day hy shooting himself in the head
with a 32-calihre revolver was identified
this morning Mt the Brooklyn Morgue
as Norbert Franck, forty-three years
old. Of ! St. Mark $ place. New York
The Identification was made 10y August
l'anck, Of 81 West Third street. this
CITY.
l|ranCk WAS found dead on grave In
ogden near Eighth avenue, Chapel
IIill
Elarck said that he had known TrancIi
for eighteen years. Fran X disappeared
from his home yesterday morning.
Blanck read in "The Evening Worli'
last night or the suicide OF man in
III, cemetery. and from the accurate
description printed he recognized the
doooas Il as his missing friend.
Tvanck was married. ANA was en-
rloyei as drus clerk by the firm Of
!'oG"nra & co.. Of North William street.
New YORK. Two years ago h" was in
lusu"s4 for himself. but business was
poor and he was forced To seek EN-
pluvmcn'
Since January Franck had been hIrhty
at times. ana PIarr'- thinks he had
committed suicide while temporarily in
sane.
The evening world., 1894-07-12
ORANGE MEMS GREAT DAY.
Battle of the Boyne Celebrations
Here and in Jersey City.
Brooklyn Contingent Inites with
New Jersey Delegations.

The Orangemon Of New York are
celebrating the anniversary OF the
BATH" of tn" Royne to-day with a pa
rado and a picnic at Rrommer's Union
Park
The parade started from Madison
Square shortly after II o'clock. Police
ScrEts. Coughlin and Halpin were ON
hand with nifty mon from the uptown
precincts, with Inspector MCAvoy in
command Grand Marshal William
Falls estimated that there were 900
men in linz.
The parade was along Twentv-third
street to Firth avenue, thence to sixty
seventh street ami east To the Third
HNouu" Elevated station, where the men
took trains to the park. The programme
FOR the day comprises games speeches
William j. CALVIN. Master Of the Long
Island District of Orau-cmcn, said TINS
Police Commissioner N'i!"s to How
them 20 IAI,i!" from Court and Srhtr-
muTAuru streets to the Annex ferry To-
GuN that o. was at no Inn" intended To
celebrate the day lU liruuki'u lie said
they merely desired To march in a BODY
from headquarters to the ferry which
would taxi irnu To Jersey city. where
they Intended tp celebrate the day with
" jEESEY CII'Y. JuIy u The Orange
mon purnl"i i'm jersey El'" to-day, and
about l.-u' mon wor" In line. There wrr"
visiting decorations from N"wark. Pat
-rsuu, Brooklyn ami other cities.
The PROGRESSION started from the cor
n"r Of NErrpr and Munrgum"ry streets
AND after paru.H+ lhr'"Eh thSa rrin-
l'lrh where I..r.' VIII %" held this
evening The laIt'r WAS beaded ly
large platoon u' police.