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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03

remarked on tho size of his feet. Your form is pronounced faultless by all. I pray you como out that Fmay behold you"
 sir" replied the Hare, II may look green, but I am no hayseed. It was only yesterday that you chased me two miles and came near eating me. Not this eve, thank yOul'
 But, my dear Hare" persisted tho Fox, ''it is well known that you have tho lovolicst eyes of any inhabitant of tho for est "
 Do you really mean itS" qucriod the Hare.
 'Of courso do! And such beautiful ttcth,"
 Dear dear mel" sighed the Hare
 And you havo such shy, cute way with you. and such graceful walk Real ly. must insist on your coming out of that hole in the ground, which is no fit. ting domicilo for such as you"
 "IIoncstly, now, hut do you actually think began the Hare as she popped her head above ground. But before she could finish the Fox had her When she had hyrn fully Govourrd, he picked his teeth with saasufraS twigand observed to him ~tli:
 MORAL
 "Flattery, if persisted in, is a weapon which never fails tu bring down its game. :"
 me r.mect
 Habit becomes so strong sometimes that itduminatcs will power and common sense. A peculiar c,,>e that illustrates the great hold that Eahit can take upon man Is tu hu found in Philadelphia merchant This man hrgan business with good credit, but a mighty small capital, and to gain timr and money he started to make out chvcSS dated 30 days ahead, Hc never failed to pay hls checks, however, but nc alwaYS made 30 day note to obtain the mun,y To tiu this. The man credit was as good as gold, having largo pussrssions in real estate which We're valued At many thousands, su his rccrntriCity caused little but laughing comment Not long ago a Philadelphia firm with whom Inc did much business found a check that had been placed in all l rld book and forgotten, which had beer given fer a cash purchase two years before According 10 the old fellows fancy, hC | had dated 80 days ahead, When the firm found the check, they thought they had better notify tho maker uf the error they had made. So ono Oi | the cl,rkS went to him, and after explain | ing the circumstances asked if he desired | to mako out a new check, or if they should | just Grpoeit the old one. No. " he replied. II Il give you new one"
 And after writing check ho handed il | to the clerk. lmaIinr the clerks surprise when hr fuund the old fellow had dated 1 the check 30 days in advance. He coulC | net Frt away from IL" habit, although til, check bad laid undisroVvrrd for two years 1 -Iiit,hur- D-patch
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03
She rli.!m.t l.iI,r IL.

Its v,ry h2l t' u:ul,I~l..1l whIt men ,,, In h., ,r.ll. remark, I y":InS Mrs Tmsln~,
 "pid you ,v,r attrud a game"
 ''N@c,. E"t I,iIlu't like II. IL Sovncd t0n rtl, n;inl;r,
 EtfymlnA,v'"
 'Yv-. to s,' all those great, stalwart creatures running around III bloOmers. "
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03
THE NEW COIrFUnE
MODERN HAlRORESSlNG SORROWS
 SOME OLD TIME STYLES.

The Pompadour Roll to succeed Parted Hair Elongated Coils and Curly Chig- mons Dressed Low In the Neck Promise to IIccome Popular.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03

Whit, ,1. I~ l2, '. T, -. -, .a;. ;al, ;1?. Whlt, t'l.1..H ..:l,l Win. Ch,~~ l'rllI,lu Nu. .!' By T. A Thompson
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03
CHECKERS AND CHESS.

Checker i'rul.i, nj N, %It.-EH J M,.>"n
 Il.,h- ... >. d, \. g. Iu, II. .IEIh
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03

IC,,l -r.lt, l,.!, )y Cas-. II I'ul:i>hlng tu. All
 rI-,Gt- rt=>l TV,tl
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03

were, to horse, and with three hours of daylight before Us hoped to reach WesCl without mishap Rut for most of Us the star, was saddrnrd I,y the rarting-thouGh We hup,d it would he only for a time from our Dutch fv;,Id> We rcmcmhcrcd how goud and Stanch they had been to us. We fyAr"d-th"uEh Master Lindstrom would not hear of it-that We Lad drought misfortune upun them, and neither the duyllv>~' brave tyr~ nor Dymphna's blue onr> w,rv ire frum tears as they cIn- bracrd l wrun2 Van Tror's hand as if l had known him for months instead of days. fnr a common danger k a wondrous knittrr of hearts, and he only smiled though pynrauA LIu>hrd-whcn kissed her rh~yR \ fcv broken words, a last . Crl cf tet->,li. and W. four. with our two guld, l,a.'A u>. moved down the WcSel ra;.d. lh. l.. l ltara f our e"ri friends brimS Aia :.r l.;ud~tgoju schar-;r, shouted after l:~. .to Lyware uf the Water if it was out!
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03

He Shows All Too Plainly That the Ram
 ification of the Combination Never In Any
 Instance Pcrcolates the Consanguinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15
CHICAGO GAS COMPLTCArfONs.

Chicago. Jan. LIN financial circles to-day the"
"A rumor that New-York fnanclers VINO ais
largely interested in Chicago Gas stock WOULD oo'A
an Injunction, restraining the holding OF the ANU.
meetings OF the gas companies ana the vo'lns
the Fidelity Trus, Compsnys stock. No suen ~
junction had been served however. up to ns
hour director said the Attorney OF lnaV,,
had informed the officers that the stock cou!i NV
legally be voted Robert r. Lincoln. Attorney Du.'
OF the Pullman Company. and Mr.. Sheedon; OF I'm
York. who hold the proxies for the Fideliv I'M
paay. OF Philadelphia. were also informed thst IA
right 10 vote the stock. The meeting q, s,r
Peoples Gas Company adjourned for one week ~
lack OF quorum and the Chicago Gassnt a..
Coke Company took no action at Its meet.ng' "t 4:
Benedict left here for Newlork last nignt. ~ -
reported that a strong effort Is being maze -. Al
bring the companies under the partial c1 nnns
directed against Il. G. Benedict. who has been s"'
chief manipulation in Wall Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15
ELL COOK TOR SORE THIS UAH'
THE OUTLAW WILL PLEAD GUlLTf-hE 0NA
HE REALLY Is not so BAD 40
HE IL PICTURED

Roswell. " NJ. Jan. il-"Biif" Cock the OKLA
honoa out,nw. was landed in jail nere yesterday az
noon. RE was captured az an Isolated cattle iahcn
on the Great Plains few niles southeast OF oid
For, Sumner In an interview with newspaper
man. Cook said ''','"'
Yes. am ..Bnr' Cook The officers have me am
no nae FOR me TO deny 1t. but don't give me n.
ike the other fellows have FOR have moi conHh'f
t.J half the crimes that are charged 10 me,
have done all my work on tire open highway, neNe.
kIlloi any one nor have ever roooei poor man
,nless IL was OF horse or foot tnat was com-
pe,ed TO have when lodging the officers
Nv bro: her never connected WIN, any tisII
robbery and did not have anything to % WIZ me
Rock island or Texas Pacific hold-nps. nor the SANTA
ITs from Fort Worth. but Gid roo the FRISCO at
Ped Fork last July. Five other boys were with me;
somehoN | got q bad name in the territory ani
vas always being charged with someth'ng mai
not done and came to the conclusion that II WIS
10 have that reputation anyway might as well de-
serve L.. .,....
business | wasn't armed when they took me. ana
II | had been II IL very likely me- existence would
only have been shortened. as they mad the drop on
me snf could have killed. me before drew A gun:
am wiling to 90 back to the territory ana stard
trial FOR my crimes | Will plead gutty and Wy
ard get lighter sentence by 1t, ana II I've 20 got
out will do better
Marshal Perry and his prisoner lett mere to-u&y
for Oklahoma. They will probably reach the Ierf'-
tory on Thursday next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15
BALTIMORE PYFORMERs TO ACL

Baltimore. Jan. Ia (SpeciaD.-The Citizens He'O'
League composed Of representative business
and lawyers OF both parties. has decided 10 r' ha
the Republican members OF the city Couhe" -
in, estgation OF the city departments. The Reform
League will appeal to the courts for manaa"'S.
to compel City Commissioner Smyrk to proua 90.
vouchers and payrolls OF his department ~. ~
fused to show these papers 10 representa-. "A.
the league. and Mayor Latrobe and other "a wss the
6ials have backed him up In his retus s,,sn Ballot
law for this city and convicted and sent 10 p'''"
number OF corrupt election Officers. .s ,..sue has
civil engineer In the employ OF Tue and it
investigated the methods mere ,s T,l,y
Is alleged that the vouchers ana payro"s, - work Of
repaving the principal streets OF the CITY ms "a Il
tho taxpayers two or three times as H""N
should have cost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15
POPCLISTS GRIB TIE OFFICES.

THEY KEEP THE MILL GRINDING IN KANSAS
RIGIiT UP TO THE HOUR OF THE NEW
GOVERNORS INAUGURATION
Topeka Kan. Jan. N-Ai noon to-day the frs'
Peoples Party Government on Earth passed OUT
OF existence and the Republicans again took pos-
session OF IN. Kansas State House. The ONCE
seekers brought Il strong pressure upon Governor
EJECT Morrill, TO induce him TO take the oatn Of ONCE
at 4 o'clock this morning and thus prevent Gov
ernor Lewelling appointing any more Popups'' ="
Office and having his appointments eontrmei % 'ns
Popu,Ist Senate. but ne declined to break the Gus
tom which has been in vogue ever since the ots
zatlon Of the state. A. result the senate "as ~
executive session during the entire morhihs aSN"s
upon Governor dwellings, appolr tmenis ...,
Tho Covernorclect and the retiring Governor w.
escorted TO the State House by civic ana n.''sy
parade. The oath OF office was admnls'sstet n
chief Justice Horton Immediately afer me ~
address OF Governor Lewe.ling was delverel ias
city is crowded with visitors and tne ,ntte ~.
ard night have been given up 10 c'eDraloh u 'Ns
return OF the Republicans 10 power
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15
MANY SAILORS DROWNED.

TWO STEAMERS AND SEVERAL OTHER VESSELS
LOST OFF THE EUROPEAN COAST
London. Jan. 1.-THE Italian bark Teres'ha'
Captain Mortola from Liverpool for trieste mas
been wrecked near Strangford. Three OF her
crew were drowned and eight were saved l"e
brig James and Eleanor has been wrecked near
,yero SAVED An unknown brig has been wrecked
near Humber all on board being drowned
The schooners Balgay and Dandy Ieaser nave
foundered near Farnc. of the eleven members
of the crews ten being drowned
The British steamer Rowan. which sailed from
Uuelya on December 81 for Goole. foundered IN
the BAY of Biscay. one Of her boats: containing
fnur Of her crew and the bodies OF two other
members of the ships company. has peen picked
nm hut Il IS feared that another of her boats.
IN which seven persons left the ship has been
lost.
Marseilles. Jan. 1.-THE French steamer Ana'S'
trading between this port and Cette ioundered
In the Marseilles rOadstead last night, ana thir-
teen Of her crew were drowned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15
TO LINE IA VI MANY POCAGi TO-
MAYOR sTRONG's ATTENTION CALLED ~
AN OUTRAGEOUS SCHEME
,.,.,,o,rs tn PIE MADE TO REPEAL NEW-YoHN
PARK BILL. WHICH SLIPPED ThHo'"H
ryyorlcEp LAST WINTER

r,,,lopTs TO BE MADE TO REPEAL NE"-io"N
PARK BILL. WHICH SLIPPED THROUGH
rNNoTiCED LAST WINTER
fsy TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRrnUNEl
.n,py Ian li-Assembly man Judson Lawson
,as called the attention OF Mayor Strong 10 re-
markabe bill which was passed last year 'or ..e
benefit OF a Tammany clique. The provisions OIL inc
.u ara ou,r, oeous enough In themselves, ana MI
Lawson thinks he has good ground TOT oe"e.ins
that the Giroy family vas Directly cohcerneu ~
oan,rg tho money which the taxpayers must give
,rs, hu, ,,bich wos introduced by Assembly,
w., po,rv nrovded for public park between
One bundrcd-a nd forthwith and One-hundreo-ano-
ef,v-afth SITS. and Edgecombe and Bradnurs' ave-
The land Is a rocky strip along the DUH ,'
west Of the Ninth-ave. elevated road US 'aue 80
rormerv slight. and II was gathered in' aceoro'"s
TO the recollection Of Mr.. Lawson, by Mayor "'"o'
or so,,e of his family a few years ago
rhs u,ter shamelessncss Of the legislation Is 10
h. coon in the provisions OF the bill. No limit WHAT
over 10 set to the expenditure The Controller must
issue bonds ~ per cent until the land Is paia io'
Anybody who knows the Tammany man WIN w
dcrstand what this means. Another secuoh Sd'
In cases where the owners or parties snr me
Commissioners to set forth in genera general and pro
respective sums TO be paid inc 9Tne snecifying
he names OF the estates interests OF SUCH OWL
ers propretoTs. or both or thein'
Nothing could be more ounnngly devised 10 COZ"
ceal the identity OF those who were 10 prom, Wy
the scheme Another provision Is that the c''s
shall pay TO the owners OF TIE land ire s"''''
awarded to them within four months II Us va wa
not done the owners could recover interest anu
damages as we'll Indeed the CONCLUSION , rs mo
cvitable that the measure was slipped tnLoasn .,
Assembly In some sly way otherwise tnebe 10 30.
tres would surely have attracted Afternoon, -.
bill became a law in January 50 IL went '"'o'7"
with dispatch. 49,, mani ur
Il had my attention called to this nAIe., ~,
Lawson said "by receiving notice OF an assessnelt
Of $50 sent to recently ior PARK on ,ns
HouIevard between One-hundred-a nd Skin ana ld
one.hundred and seventh sts. The ring paid N6oe
for the land which is about lot and nal, ana
the the city will be $3.50 Plus tn t, WI
There are enough parks now in the Twelfth ward
The taxpayers want no more. .... ,....
Mayor Strong IL going to make thorou3n lh'ss-
,iga.ion and Mr. Lawson VIII seek to have the
RSIlv act repealed II the mischief has not ALREADY
been irreparably done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15
NO INDICTMENTS PRESENTED
THE OYER AND TERMINER GRAND JURY
HEARS WITNESSES.
IT IS SAID THAT MRS. sTAcoMs TESTIMONY WILL
IMPLIcATE INSPECTOR WILLIAMS - MRS.
THuROw HAS MORE TO SAY
ABOUT POLICE OFFICIALS.

ABOUT POLICE OFFICIALS.
The Over and Terminer Grand Jury heard more
witnesses yesterday the Of members OF the
police force who were implicated By the testimony
before the Lexow Committee. but no indictments
were presented TO the court. II was said that the
fury would proceed with caution and present IN
dictments only in cases where there seemed to be
good reason to think that convictions could be
secured. 1t was intimated also that persons IN
dicted by the jury would be tried In the extraor-
binary Oyer and Terminer. over which justice
Pardon c. Williams will begin TO preside on jan
uary n.
One Of the first witnesses to be called before the
fury was Mrs Mary Stacom who for twenty
years or more kept dsordery house In the Ten
derloin district. She was wanted by the l-exow
Committee. but she managed TO cvade summons
although every effort made TO find her The
subnoe ~. server OF the Oyer and Terminer Grand
Jury found her on Saturday night. She is living
quietly in West Fifteth-s,., having moved from
Twenty-fourih-st. 1t is said that her testimony
will mpllcae Inspector Williams SHORTY after nj II
went at once into the Grand Jury room II Is SAD
he asssd kf seep ha he had
1900 as bribe for protecting sreep rom prose
cuiion the latter having been charged with print
~" Police Captain Creeaon and Sergeant Groo spent
,oaa was asked to amplfy certain portions Of the
testimony previously given by him S,....
Veant Groo Wallenstein testified before the i.exow
COMMITTEES that he had lent 5000 to the captain
The Grand Jury wants to hear more about the mat
ter. a., - .....o.t..o,,o.. 20 III.
parkhurst society has been called in by the Dis
trictXttorneys oice to assist in the presentation
OF matter TO the Grand Jury He called on AS
sstant District ATTORNEY Lindsay yesterday after
noon and II was said that he had agreed TO place
his entire force at the disposal Of the Dstrc'-At-
torney , 49,, .. 49,, 90
rest 81 Mrs Augusta Thurow that she would be
called TO testify before the jury. and that she wouid
testimony to give against ponce OF
hcials Mrs Thurow was believed TO have told all
she knew 10 the Lexow Committee. as she was
willing witness She will testify against ex-Captair
Doherty and several cx-sergeants who were in
d!c,ed on her testimony before she went TO Europe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15

'Rutto Mont Jan. IA committee OF twelve
from four local g. T. \. lodges left here for
Helena this morning. with address issued by
State President j. -. Caldwell TO the members
OF the LEGISLATURE protesting against the election
of the chairman OF the Republican National Com
mittec. Thomas Carter. az United States senator.
4 printed copy OF the address viii be laid on the
OF the House Carter is catholic. and the ad-
dress contains violent denunciation Of alleged
Papal Interference with civil and political affairs
in this country. and warns the legis ators in the
name OF the A. T.. \. rot to elect RomanIst to
the Senate on penalty OF political death. The ad-
dress created tremendous sensation, and II IL
believed II the 4. T.. As in The Legislature obey
orders IL may defeat the Republican caucus nom
inee for Senator Balloting begins tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15
RUFFALO BURIED IN SNOW
NO LET UP IN THE STORM WHICH
BEGAN ON SUNDAY.
THE MISSISSIPPI FROZEN OVER AT ST. LOUIS
FIVE INCHES OF SNOW IN THE BLUE

r,rr MISSISSIPPI FROZEN OVER AT ST LocI"
FIVE INCHES OF SNOW IN THE BLUE
GRASS REGION.
, To-, ,.Tberc Is no let-up tonight In the
49,, ,orr, which struck Buffalo yesterday The
ano,, continues to fall In binding sheets ana ~
least three feet deep in the prlncipai 'no'
The county roads are almost i"p"''
street cars on all but two Ines are i.n',S ""
schedule time Railroad trains OF d" n,u' "
badly delayed The mercury Is last u'opp'"'' , 49,.
10 a, This hour Oh .. M on.y three degrees aoo'e
-, ..,,s On ths
c,ral and on the Hudson River although aoove
the State daIn the river WORK mas De'"
pended as a portion of the ice heid prohe Wy o."
went over the dam. The river Ice IL nine i'N-s'
thick. , o,,,,,od
Watertown Jan. IA gentle blizzard pre'a'.A
in this region all night and continues to-day VIZ
numerous snow squalls. The snow Is very NOM
and has not troubled the railroads.
81 Louis Jan 1.-THE river al tnis point 10 100
s7.ld from shore to shore and steainooa' "a"'o a.
blocked The floating Ice is piiins In gorge ie"
miles above the city, and should the co.d wave IN
,,nue for several days 1t Is feared considerable DAM
sra u,,u no done 10 boats and evee property when
tho gorge breaks Fortunately. nearly all the 'aua-
no cleaners were taken south before the coo
weather set In. . 4.
port Austin. Mich Jan 1.-THE worst blizzard IN
wears struck here at II o'clock SATURDAY MORN"
ard RACED until, o'clock last night Fifteen 'hcnes
n, snow fell, the wind pil.ng II In huge drn's' INC
Flint and Pere Marquette road forcen p'ous"
through Saturday evening but no trains slncse =,
Terre Hsute Ind, Jan. 1.-THE neavy sno"la'i -.
rho last two DAYS makes the depth OF snow on sns
gr,und now sixteen inches The storm ex,enneu
south 10 the Ohio River and west to witnin -
five miles OF 81. Louis. There was hea'S Id" w
the north n Indiana. - ,,, CO.. r.,ior ts
Lexington Ky. Jan. 1.-THE Blue Grass Ies' oisht
covered with FIVE inches OF snow ana lsyo the
the mercury stood at Il degrees oeiom ~e' hiiz-
lowest temperature known here for years sin,onsi
zard ragged yesterday, there being an aon''~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15

nesses peculiar to the sex. All women require A
tonic and nervine at some period Of their lives.
Whether suffering from nervousness dizziness faint
ness displacement of womanly organs catarrhal in
Examination of the lining membranes, bearing down
sensations, or general debility, DR.. Pierces Favortc
Prescription reaches the origin of the trouble and
corrects it, It's medicine which was discovered and
used by an eminent physician for many years in all
cases of female complaint, and those painful dis
orders that aiflict woniankind. If women are
worked, run down, tired sleepless if they r.
ritablc morbid and suffer from backache they should
turn to the right means for permanent are DR..
Perces Favortc Prescription fits just such cases. for
it regulates and strengthens the special functions,
builds I'D and nvigotates the entire tcmalc systen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15
METROPOLITAN TpACTfoy FINANCES.

Albany Jan. 1.-THE Metropolitan Traction Com
pany OF New-York City. filed its report with the
State Railroad Commission to-day for the quarter
ended September 80 1894, as follows: Gross earn
ings from operation. g. .22; operating expenses.
$50 706: net earnings, S56e25: other income, $2
gross income, s592.S,; fixed charges. si59.995: net
income. N32. sg5 cash on hand. NS.i5o profit and
loss (surplus), SJf541i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15
BOMB EXPLOSION IN PARIS.
LITTLE DAMAGE DONE-sIXTEEN ANARCHISTS Oh
TRIAL. At LIEGE

TRIAL. NJ TTF.VF
Paris Jan. IA bomb was exploded nj midnighi
last nigh, in the Rue Monceau near the house OF a
magistrate who was concerned IN the RavachoI
inquiry The bomb filed with shot and scrap
iron. ana charged with dynamic. The explosion
made a great zeal Of noise but "a no damage ne
vond SCATTERING few WINDOWS III 'h' H'iS"o'i '"'''
No arrests have been made.
Brussels Jan. 1.-THE trial Of sixteen Anar-
chis.,,. charged with blowing up the house OF the
Rurgomaster OF Iiegc on April y. began at iheEe
this morning The prisoners are also charged win
,,tamr.ing in blow W he Church OF ~. jacques
in Iiegc Their leader. Gagochonsky, alas Bar9n
Siernhers disappeared after the Rurgomaster $
house was blown ~. and was subsequently, arrested
hv me Rr,san police. ~ Is supposed That he Is
now Imprisoned in Russia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15
DEATH OF YRS FLORENCE ~ scHUFhss :.

Saratoga n. Y, Jan. H-Mrs. flo.ehys ~
schuyler. widow Of Major william ;. scnuy,s. IA.
Corcorans Irish Legion In the civil war o'eu ,n,
denly at her home In this village 'hs .S".n,sr
aged sixty years. Mrs. SCHUYLER omo,Isr OF BAR
Sours Law Reports and p, hsp sesS SsSs Rsy
.r OF sms One SON Philip schuyles W.
vavoD her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15
NO MIsHAp TO THE NETWORK.

Southampton. Jan. 1.-THE rumor which has
been circulated here regarding the American Line
steamer New-York to the effect that she met with
accident In the English Channel on Saturday. the
day which she sailed for New-York. caused
many Inquiries to be made at the ONCE OF the
pany. The officials OF the line declare that the
port was entirely without foundation The New.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15
4 DrvoRcg FOR MRS. e. IT. wHrryEr

oklahoma. Okla Jan. IA decree OF divorce
was granted to-day In the District Court here 10
Annie Chllds whitney. OF wYork. n niece Of the
late George ". childs. Her husband Carlos w
whitney made defence to the charges OF aban
donmcnt and lncompatibility OF temperament Mrs.
Whitney IL allowed 10 her maiden name OF
Chllds. They married In NewYork six years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15

JUDGE HAIGHT ENTERS UPON HIS DUTIES.
Albany Jan. it-Judgc Albert Haght. OF Buffalo.
took his seat upon the Court OF Appeals bench for
the first time to-day. when the court convened
lie took the at the extreme right or Chiet
Judge Andrews. which is always taken by a new
Judge first entering upon his court duties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15
PERHAPS 100 MINERS DROWNED.

AN ENGLISH COILdEhN FLOODED sum" VT IN"
IMPRISONED MEN MAY EE ALIVE
London. Jan II The Digake coilicry al i"n''y
was flooded THU morning while about 40 miners
were at work The water came from part oil the
mine which had been closed for SOME time II
qwept through the workings win ue'n'h..rDtns
forcp carving with II timbers cars ana to"is ne
men nearest the shafts were rescued. ann "ln'irn
Oad ~ remote workings. where they wohlf ~ h'"N'
,hc l,veI Of the hood although cut on from me
shafts II is thought that about li1 "l tns nv"
49,. eaved and that the rest were dr""h'l- a.,
Tho estimate Is only approximate. a. u""p''is
knows how many of those helo" GROUND ~. syn ~,
nii,c Engncs have been pumping M wafer III
hours and the food In IN" mine hnl subsidized great
ia at II O'Clock.