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Mr. Vanderbilt is cruising on bo:-rd his
Yacht Valiant in the Mediterranean
with a party of friends.
Mrs Vanderbilt and her daughter
have made all their arrangements for
sailing for Europe. having planned 10
occupy palatial quarters in Paris
1t Is SAID that the break between Mr..
and Mrs Wand arbilt came at the close
Of the yachting trip on board the
Valiant last summer, during which 1t i
alleged Mrs. Vanderbilt was subjected
to indignities in the presence Of their
friends that made II impossible to longer
defer action 1t l. alleged that Mr.
NanderbIlt.S : relatiauS with Mile Neu-
stretter We're 30 openly paraded 10y him
with the purpose Of forcing his wife to
take cOEuizanCe IF them Mr. Wander
Dllt : friends assert that prior 10 this
yachting trip his behavior toward Mrs
Vanderbilt had always been cousiderate.
and that he had before that time con
Quoted himself III an exemplary man
ner They assert that he had no atfec-
ton for Mile Neustratter and was IN
no sense fascinated by her
Throughout the publications coupling
the name of Mr.. Vanderbilt with that
Of Mile NeuStreeter. that gentleman
has only once made denial Of any
printed statements He protested
against an allegation that he had caused
the young wOman's servants TO be ar
rayed in the W X Nanderbilts livery
The denial OF this charge was vehement
and the explanation was made public
that the Neustreeter's livery. while sim
liar 10 that of Mr. Nanderbilt's : servants.
had never been changed and that at no
time had the two been identical Though
the fact has been known for some
months that heNanderbilts We're agreed
upon the general proposition Of a di-
vorce. 4 was not known by the public
until tlte decree was filed that proceed
Ings had been begun. Mr. Vanderbilt
met Miss smith who afterwards be
came his wife. III 1873 when he was -
years Of age She i a member Of an
drlStOCratlc southern family.
Her sister II the former wife of Ferdi-
nand GZnaga. whose present wife re
turned 70 the United States last month
20 secure a divorce Another sister has
also been divorced. Ii Is understood
that the settlement upon Mrs Wander
bit includes the marble palace at New
port. the residence at Fifty y-Second street
and Fifth avenue. and money and Sc
curitles that VIII make her income
$500 600 year
The children of the marriage are:
Consuela Vanderbilt, born March }.
1877; William X. Vanderbilt. Jr. born
Oct. -, ls7S. and Harold Vanderbilt
born July s. 1854
The decree contains the following:
And 1t Is further adjudged and de
creed, and this court. by virtue of the
power and authority in it vested, doth
hereby adludge and decree that it shall
be lawful for the plaiIltiff. Alva +. Van
derbilt, 70 marry again during the life
of the defendant. III the same manner
as if the defendant. William X. Van
derbilt. We're actually dead. but it shall
not, be lawful for the said defendant
William X. Vanderbilt, TO marry again
until the death of SAID Alva L. Wander
bIlt
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rNRIAL LIST.
L List of causes set down for trial Il
March term of court:
SECOND WEEK.
Noel v. Cuttings.
kOkOS ". CIeSSOn Coal X Coke Co
Powers v. McNaIly
Anderson " Mcdonald e.. al
Motley ". WcStovcr.
PittSburg Saddlcry Co. " Laugbrin.
Saup v. ScymOre.
FOURTH WEEK
Nichols " Hrnnccamp.
Elcher X Co. ". CUhaugh.
Berringer ". HippS ~ LlOyd
Burgrah ". JOhEStOwn Passenger L L.
Co.
Osborne V. Confer ct al.
y. -. kOhler u Co. ". Brown.
PrutZman X Co. vs. Farmer Supply Co.
Phoenix Brewing Co. ". l.. K. Co
Myers ". Borough of MOrreIlviIIe.
ScammOn ". Adair
Vincent BarStOw X Co. ". CreSSweIL
Miller ". OyerdOrtf.
Merchants Nat. Bank ". Lcahey
Fearl Assignee. vs.. Clark
Davis ". LukenS x HlupU
Fox ct al. ". Fox ct al
Friday yS. Kirby.
Wcimer ". LitZ ct al
McCabe vs. Puritan Coal Mining Co.
Leyentry vs.. BerkeYbile.
Englebaugh ". Harris ct al
kruegar vs.. Boyle.
Love, Sunshine x Co. vs. RpilStcin x Co.
Use Odd Fellows Hall Assn. Learner.
Powell vs.. LantZy.
J.B.D DARBY.
ProthonOtary.
ProthOnotary' Office, Feb. :. 1885.
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Samuel Slater was instantly killed and
Ed Weir seriously injured by an explosion
in the Alps mine at Central City. Colo
Two carloads Of oranges were shipped
from Los Angeles to Florida
The richest gold strike in the history of
Southern California was made about 90
miles east of Banning
The Anctoria arrived at New York with
the crew of the wrecked British brigan
tine Confederate. The Seryia brought in
the crew of the Mary c. Amesden of
Calais, Me
George Reynolds. the actor died at New
York
Three boys from TO y years of age
were arrested for robbery at New York.
IL is believed that the French govern
ment Will accept Germany's invitation to
take part in an international monetary
conference.
Prince Achille Napoleon Murat com
mitted suicide at Zougdidi He was born
at BOrdentown. y. J
The trial of 20 students. charged with
conspiring against the Prussian govern
ment, was begun a. Tarnpol
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New YORK March 6.-The decree of
absolute divorce awarded Alva Z. Van
derbilt against William K Vanderbilt.
awards the custody OF the children Of
the marriage TO Mrs. Nanderbilt. 1t
being provided that they snail be edu-
Gated III the United States
The action was begun on Jan 3 last
and the defendant put III answer deny
ing the charges Edmund Kelly was
appointed referee to hear and determine,
and filed his report on Jan IS On Feb.
and p hearings were had at special
term of the supreme court before Jus
tee Barrett on motions 10 confirm the
report and on the question of a!lmony.
Mr. Vanderbilt on the latter day ten
dered the plaintiff a deed whereby he
conveyed property III satisfaction OF
Claims tor a.Imouy- Joseph II. Choate-
William jay and William A. Duer were
counsel for the plaintiff, and Anderson,
Rowland and Murray We're for the de
fendant
The woman IN the case Is Nellie
Neusrretter one Of the most beautiful
of the queens OF the Parlslan dem
monde
Mr. Vanderbilt Is alleged to have
gwen her al ms large winnings at the
last Grand PriX de Paris AT present
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= CHURCH SOCIETY SHORTAGE.
Two American Church Missionary Society
Onicials Removed.

Two American Church Missionary Society
Officials Removed.
New YORK, March 6.-There is a
shortage in the accounts of the Ameri-
can Church Missionary society and the
books of the organization have been
found to be IN such confused condition
that the experts are not as vet in a po-
sItIOn TO make detailed statement
The secretary Is Rev William A. New
bold of Mont Claire, y J.. and the
treasurer, Henry A Oakley of New
York city They have been removed.
Bishop PeterkIn of West Virginia
sald The irregularities are such as
warrant the removal of the secretary
and treasurer from office The society :
expenditures are between S25. 900 and
$4,000 year and the money Is paid
out mostly III small sums. making the
auditing of the accounts extremely diff
cult. The society has not been entirely
crippled by these irregularities. but as
they extend over five or six wears. it Is
impossible to make a detailed state
ment, / would not like to call II a de
talcatiOn, but | Will say that hereafter
the society would like TO have its money
handled III a different manner
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Somerset Is Suffragist, as she claims,
she has no excuse for not knowing what
her agents are doing The w {. L. L.
comes To the churches for support. and
we have a right TO demand that Its
highest officer be either vindicate1 of
this charge. or if found guilty we must
withdraw our support However. we
Will take definite steps at our meeting
next week. and surely, if the English
have right to investigate our lyncherS
they should not object to our investi-
eating their nobility -
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Miss willard and Lady somerse, Sail

NEW YORK, March 6.-Ladv pearv
Somerset. Miss Frances E Willard and
Miss Anna Gordon, private secretary IA
Miss Willard, sailed for Europe on the
American line steamer New York this
morning One of Lady Henry Somer-
sets first engagements. after her ar
rival In London Is TO preside at great
meeting TO be held at Exeter hall in
the interests Of the anti-opium cam
palgn. now being conducted bv the
BRITISH Woman : Temperance associa
ton Later IN the season she and Miss
Willard will be the leading speakers in
the world : w. 9. T L convention IN
London Mrs. l. NJ S Stevens of Maine
wee president during Miss Willard's
absence: will be the acting president of
the National Woman's Christian Tenn
perance union
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An Exodus to Liberia.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, March s - The
movement OF negroes from the south 10
LIBERIA Is about TO become a reality.
tomorrow special train. chartered by
the International Emigration society
OF this city. will leave Memphis for
savannah, going via Birmingham and
Atlanta Negroes from Arkansas. Miss
slssippl. Alabama. Tennessee and Geor
gia, to the number of 500, have already
arranged TO go on il to Savannah from
where steamer of the African Steam.
snip company will take them direct tn
the dark continent.
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Wants a Partial Divorce.

BALTIMORE. March 6.-The actions
and cuuntyr-actipn~ of Thomas & Chan
pel aud wife have now reached the
rich reading phase Mrs Mary Bell
ChappsL has ii cd a bill against her hus
band uSkiu- for = partial divorce and
alImony of 5000 a year. or "A sum CT
$4,000 Mr.. ChapD.ll lives and Is IN
business IN Baltimore He l. also wei!
known IN society and at the clubs Mrs
Chappeu Was prominent in Boston soci
ETY. when She met her husband
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Pennsylvania League Meeting.

ALLENTOWN. Pa, March 6.-At the
spring meeting of the State League of
baseball clubs the ten PENNSYLVANIA cities
which make up the league We're all rep
resented. The principal business was
the adoption of a schedule, the election
OF umplres, settlement of last years dis
puted championship and the allotment
OF players Meaney and JOrdon, who are
claimed by several clubs. The scednle
provides for Il2 games for each cInb
the season opening May l and closing
Sept. ii.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-03-08

PHILADELPHIA, March 6.-The first
assignment of ''sucre" pieces. amount
ing to .O).O 900, VIII be shipped to the
agents of the Ecuador government in
New York tomorrow 10 be forwarded TO
Ecuador. The government of the
United States has a contract with the
South American republic to coin , 800,
600 ''sucre" pieces. The coins are
slightly smaller that a United States
silver quarter and worth 20 cents each
United States money
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BRISTOL, r. l., March 6-The illness
of Nat HerreShOff, the yacht designer
has taken an unfavorable turn and DIR
Miller was hastily summoned The
physician states that he has found grave
symptoms of pneumonia, with an in
crease of fever sufficient to cause aDure
hensiOn as TO the result If the medicines
prescribed do not act promptly
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-03-08

BUENoS AYRES, March 6.-Advices
received here from Rio de Janeiro are TO
the effect that serious election riots
have occurred in the state of Pernam-
huco. Senior Jose Marie, manager of
the Journal La Provincial was killed
Tne commander of a regiment at San
Pablo attempted 10 fOment a rising in
favor Of eN-President Peixoto, but the
plot failed
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\ business Block Blown Up,

ANDERSON. Ind, March 6.-The most
destructive natural gas explosion IN the
history of the Indiana gas belt occurred
here when the Terhune block on Court
house square was blown all over the
'entral part II the city Fire followed
he explosion. Attorney Ballard and
County Commissioner Metcalf lived in
rooms above the When store, and 1t Is
feared they have persisted. The loss on
the building and contents Is total, and
VIII reach 500. 900 The cause Is un
known
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Armour's New York Manager Arrested.

New YORK, March 6-Henry Ra-
phael, manager III this city for the Ar
mOur Canning company. has been ar
rested for selling oleOmargarine III VIC
latiOu of the state law. Frederick &
Schraub, commissioner of agriculture
for the state of New York, was the
complainant p H Armour was in
court and went upon Raphael's bond
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POOR LADY SOMERSET.
Now the Reformer- In Chicago Propose
TO Investigate Her DoinGs.

TO Investigate Her DoinE-.
CHICAGO. March 6.-The statement
made III New York by William f
Hicks the reformer that many Of Lady
Henry SOmerset's houses in London
We're tenanted by disreputables, Is
creating discussion that may lead to in
veStIgatIon OF the charges 1t Il proba-
bic that resolutions asking for an in
veStgatlOn will be introduced at the
Clergymen meeting next Monday and
that the Rev George R Mitchell has
been asked 10 preside AZ an undenomI-
national meeting 10 discuss the matter.
and after due InveSyigat- on vIndlcdre
Lady Henry Somerset or support Will
lam Everett Hicks IN his crusade SAID
the Rev. Frederick Sulzer
Hicks holds too high a position
among the thinking men Of America to
make public statements of this charac-
ter which he has not verified by per
sonal investigation. and if Lady Henry
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WAsHINGTON, March 6 The depart-
ment of state has been advised that a
decree was issued by the Spanish gov
ernment on Feb. 10 last. imposing on
and after Feb IL and until Dec 81 next.
an additional duty Of , 30 pesetas ! ;
pesetas and pesetas, respectively on
wheat, wheat -four and bran. entering
from foreign ports the customhouses Of
~ un and the Balearic islands
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MILWAUKEE. March 6-The Farmers
Loan and Trust company has filed
supplemental bill in the proceedings in
vOlving the Green Bay, Winona and
St. Paul property. asking for a sale OF
the property, alleging that the company
is hopelessly nsOlvent, and that the
property Is not sufficient TO meet Obll
cations
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LONDON, March 6-Under date OF
Tien-Tsin the Times today publishes q
dispatch. saying that disturbances are
increasing One of the Chinese gener.
ais IN the Shan-Tung province was be.
headed by his soldiers for attempting "a
suppress plllage. Similar troubles are
reported at Hanan Liao-Yang near
Mookden. which is probablv taken
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CHICAGO. March threatened trou-
BILE between the receivers of the whisky
trust and distributors of their product
has been averted At the conference
held here 1t was decided TO allow the
men who handle the spirits, cent a
gallon on carload lots. This was en-
tIreIy satisfactory 70 both parties The
members of the stockholders reorgani-
zatIOu and their ATTORNEYS will meet in
New York today.
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Sentenced For Embezzlement

NEW BLOOMFIELD, Pa, March e.
William A SpOnsler and Benjamin F.
Junkin. convicted of embezzlement.
has been brought before Judge Bell for
sentence. The judge imposed fine of
$50 each and costs and imprisonment
IN the eastern penitentiary FOR one year.
Inc case Will be appealed To the su-
preme court
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The President Goes Hunting

WASHINGTON, March 6.-The pres.
ldent. accompanied by DIR. O'Reilly. his
physician, Commander George F F
Wild OF the lighthouse board and Com
mander LambertOn. inspector of the
Fifth Lighthouse district, has left here
ON the Nlolot for ten days shooting ON
the inland waters of North Carolina
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MADRID, March 6-The Hon Hannis
Taylor, the American minister. has
visited Prime Minister Sagasta and a.
sured him that the United States gov
ernment will do Its utmost to prevent
the fitting out of fillIbusterlng expedl
tions TO the island of Cuba
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New YORK, March 6.-The Count
and Countess De Castellane sailed for
southampton this morning at II o'clock
They chose the American line steam
ship New York for their honeymoon
voyage Suite ) and on the prone
made deck Were secnred
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EAsToN, Pa, March 6-The sheriff
has levied on the plant of the North
ampton Cement company at Northamp-
ton, ia, 10 satisfy a claim of S66.O0O
held by the Standard Portland Cement
company Of Allen township Northamp.
tOn county
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-03-08

WASHINGTON, March 6-The officials
of the pension bureau viii soon take ac
tive measures to put into operation the
recent legislation raising all pensioners
receiving less than ST month to that
rating. 1t Is estimated that / 1000 cases
will be affected by the legislation, and
will involve an increase of about
81 800. 900
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n Strike May BE Ordered.

PITTsBURG. March s. - Committees
from the miners and coal operators
could not settle matters In the district
last night, and the miners committee so
reported to the miners convention to-
day. y strike may be ordered The
operators offered the Ohio rate.
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Sutfocateh bN Gas

CHICAGO, March 6.-Two sisters have
been suffocated by gas in their rooms
at Sl4 Ogden avenue, and were found
dead in bed by their landlord. Their
names We're Maria BOhan. % years old.
ans Anna BOhan, aged 20 years.
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WASHINGTON. March 6.-Charles Ian
maI, the well known author, artist and
librarian, Is dead His death was
the result of heart disease from which
he had long been a sufferer
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Arguments In the Harvard Case

MINNEAPOLIS. March 6.-Mr. Irwin
began his argument this morning and
VIII probably continue tomorrow The
case. II Is expected, viii be given TO the
Jury tomorrow afternoon Yesterday
Prosecutor Nye made his speech
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CHICAGO, March 6.-Judge Freedman
has quashed the Indictment against the
Mead9yycraft brothers. the bankers.
charged with receiving deposits when
they knew t. bank 70 be insOlvent.
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Oyster Vessels seized

BALTIMORE, March 6.-Twenty-one
oyster vessels have been seized in Ches-
apeake bay. charged with dredging ON
grounds reserved for tongers.
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COLON, March Ga large number of
troops have been dispatched to Santan.
der to suppress the rebellion there.
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A Baltimore Retired Banker Dead

BALTIMORE, March 6.-Mr. Edward
Mcdonald Greenway. Jr., a retired
banker, has died at his home in this
city. VALE
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THE WIFE N'RONGED.
A Strong Decree of Divorce For
Mrs. Vanderbilt.
4 FRENCH WOMAN CORRESPONDENT

She l. a Queen of the Derni Monde In
Puri--The Plaintiff Given Charge of
the ChiIdrcn-A Very Large Income
l. settled ON Her.
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The Gorge Frozen Tight

hITTANNING, Pa, March 6.-The ice
gorge Is frozen tight again. No danger
is now anticipated unless there is a
heavy rain
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SIBLEY'S NEW PARTY.
An Address Issued to the Amer
lean People.
THE MONEY QUESTION DOMINANT.

II VIII Remain the Leading Issue Until
Rightly SettIcd- silver Men of All Par
ticS should All Unite-SibIey Suggested
For the Presidency.
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Series Of ShOrt Serial Stories

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The Weather.
PITH OF THE NEWS.

Fair slightly warmer: westerly
winds