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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-03-28

1t is settled now that there is more
politics to the square inch in Indiana
than any other state in the Union, even
South Carolina in Tillman campaign
When the riotiug and fisticuffs occurred
in the British house of commons a year
ago. we Americans, Phariseelike, thank
ed goodness that such scene could not
occur in Legislative body in the United
States. Well, it has occurred. and
worse
The Indiana legislature is Republic
an. Governor Matthews is Democrat,
and he wanted one Of his officers to
hold over after the assembly adjourn
ed The Republicans passed bill legis-
lating the Democratic appointee out Of
Office. The governor would not veto it
promptly, because then the legislature
could pass it over his head His scheme
was to hold back the veto till just at the
moment of adjournment and then send
it in when the hour of IL o'clock would
arrive before the bill could be passed.
At the last moment he sent his secre-
tary to the house. The Republicans
formed a mob around him to keep him
back. Democrats fought to open way
for him. There resulted one of the
bloodiest and most disgraceful scenes
ever witnessed in legislative body.
Revolvers were drawn freely; fists, feet
and nails were used. The representative
from Parke county received kick in
the pit of his stomach and fell with a
sickening thud. Men have fought for
their homes, their country and their
liberty, and the blood they shed was
sacred. But here was principle at
stake greater than either home, country
or liberty. II was an immortal princi-
pie. stupendous, universal principle
on which the fate of ages to come de-
pended. 1t was whether a small polit-
ical office should be filed by member
of this party or that.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-03-28

1t is hard to understand just why the
reliable cable correspondent has such a
spite at the Chinese crack battleship
Chen Yuen At the first skirmish on
the water between the Japanese and
Chinese. the correspondent told as the
Chen Yuen was sunk TO the bottom of
the sea. This was very sad, and it was
thought now that China must give up
at once But, behold, at the mouth of
the Yalu river the Chen Yuen was
hopelessly killed dead and sunk again.
But the Chen Yuen has remarkable
faculty of lifting herself ont of tho
depths Of the ocean and sailing in and
fighting anew. After she had been final
ly sunk at Yalu she appears serenely in
the straits about Port Arthur and goes
into the fight as desperately as anything
Chinese can go into fight. Again this
much battered Chen Yuen is hopelessly
sunk by the Japs at Port Arthur.
We breathe sigh to her memory and
also sigh of relief that this time her
loss is dead sure thing and we shall
no longer be obliged to reconstruct our
ideas over her.
But mol Tho very latest is that she
was not sunk at all, but is above water
and that Chinese workmen are repair
ing her for the Japanese, who captured
her. Great is the American cable cor
respondent at the seat of war.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-03-28

New York city has quarreled chron-
ically over allowing the flags of other
nations, particularly the green flag Of
Erin, to wave over her city hall on
holidays. Whatever nationality was
able to muster compact body of voters
at election time wanted the right to
exploit their birthplace by display Of
their old country emblem on the city
fiagpoles ON Washington birthday and
other American festal days. The Irish,
being the governors of New York, gain
ed their point The green flag with the
yellow harp Haunted proudly in the
breeze alongside of the stars and stripes.
Now it can do so no longer The legis-
lative act recently passed ON the sub
jects prohibits the flying of any flag ex-
cept that of the United States over
public buildings.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-03-28

The fate of Wilbur W. Perry ought
to be warning to all men who desire
to be members of state legislature.
Perry is said to have been the most
promising student Yale has graduated
i'm 90 years. All the world was before
him. But in an evil hour he permitted
himself to be elected member Of the
general assembly of Connecticut While
n member of that body he acquired the
taste for whisky and thence dates his
downfall. From a member of the legis-
lature he become common drunkard,
and in the cold weather this winter
persisted miserably. During wild de-
bauch he wandered one night into a
vacant lot and was found there next
morning with hands and feet frozen
stiff.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-03-28

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly On the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, cIeanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habiiual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances. its
many excellent Qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in soc
AID 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE KY NEW Y0RK. NJ
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-03-28

Niles .;.. rs,ss are ggsssas sss e s steP
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-03-28

A few determined congressman de-
feated the appropriation clause for the
cable to Hawaii when it came up in the
national house But national charter
for the cable is said not to be necessary.
Under a charter from the state OF Cali
fornia the international Pacific Cable
company is preparing to construct the
ocean telegraph from San Francisco to
Honolulu. A branch Of the line will ex-
tend also to Yokohama There are more
ways than one Of accomplishing an OBJ
feck
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-03-28

RHE MOST remarkable cures on
) record have been accomplished by
Hoods Sarsaparilla. It is unequalIed
for all BLOOD DISEASES.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-03-28
ooa MAIN STREET,

II .-Bourette- is a novelty Dress Fabric,
N greatly used for Ladies spring Dresses.
II lie. peryd. the same viii command later
IL on lets a I'd; come aud get sample
X Fruit of the Loom Bleached Muslin,
~ one yard wide, each piece stamped
~ Fruit of the Loom, Acts yard.
10 Clark's O. n. T.. or Brooks best machine
10 spool Cotton, spools for locts-
CIR. Baiiey's swan Down Face Powder
splendid for complexion, and one half
ounce bottle of genuine German Cologne
all for 2 cents.
25 Nickel Plated best waving Irons made
60 blythe J. IA. w & Co, with oprongs
25 worth Scots. for - cents.
12k An ready-made Bingham Aprons.
I21 made of very good Gingham, large size
12z and nicely finished. of them for z5crs
Is Boys Shirt Waists in all sizes, Light col
10 ors, only from 10 II years, all you want
I5 for Is cents each.
Iek Fast color full width neat figured
I2k Sateen, almosta yard wide, same can
I2k not be matched for less than 20cts yd
124 all you want for l2k cents per yard.
10 We have only fifty dozen left, Ladies'
10 Fast Black seemless Hose, IL fade return
10 them, worth lSc., at this sale lOc- a pair.
go Double width silk Lustercd Cashemere
80 in the most leading spring shades FORM
80 erly Scots, cut 10 2scts per yaru.
go A great variety OF Ladies Underwear,
go such as Chemise. Drawers, skirts, Corset
80 Covers. &C. made of very good muslin,
go some with Embroidery, cambria ruines.
30 deep hem. cluster of tucks; your choice
80 20 cents. worth double.
90 silk Crepon, especially for ladies waists,
go worth 65cts., your choice 2scts yard
20 Gents, Iynlaundred White Shirts, extra
go long bosom. felled seams, worth 5Ocents,
20 for 20 cents each.
IL To every purchaser of $l.00 worth and
is over. y doz silver Plated Tea spoons
IS for Is cents.
% AGENTS. Linen Collars worth 25c, pair
40 four-ply Cuffs, worth 25cts doz. Collar
30 buttons. worth l0cts. and one Dressing
20 Comb, worth l0cts., all for ~ cents.
lax Double width fine Dress Goods IN
I44 Tor IA cents yard.
ENM GOTH ElR
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-03-28

II is not gratifying to cur national
pride that China, the country that has
been steadily whipped in the present
unpleasantness. buys the largest part Of
her rifles and ammunition from the
United States.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-03-28


o 80 doz OF good size pure linen Towels.
worth xscts.. for Sets each
OK Almost a yard wide. good Bleached
81 Muslin, equal 20 any Sets muslin. for
81 81 cents yard
One Box OF writing Paper. contains 2
dozen sheets OF elegant paper, dozen OF
fine square Envelopes. doz. ia all. Tor
4 cents, worth more then double
Ok From TO Il a m. and 4 10 p. m. IS
81 inch fast color Percale at 0kcts. a I'd.
9k all you want, none to children.
3k Remenants OF good quality prints for
81 Children and Ladies' Dresses. at 81 I'd.
10 Ladies Seamless fun shaped Black
10 Stockings, l0cts.
o white Metal Buckles for Ladies' Belts.
% warranted not 10 tarnish. some of them
are worth Scots. your choice Gets.
81 \ Percal in Striped Black, Blue and
6k Red, 6xcts. yard.
80 Gentlemen's Laundred and Unlaun-
80 dred White Shirts, made of good muslin.
80 worth 80 to 60 cents, for 80 cents
20 White Shirts unlaundred, worth Scots,
30 for only 70 cents.
10 Butter Milk Soap, 8 cakes in a box, lOc.
10 per box.
I7K Felt Curtains mounted on Spring
I.k Rollers, of them for 35cts. and tx
17X lures free.
12k Gents. Neckties in elegant quality
lax some satin lined, ties that can't be
12k bought elsewhere for less than25 cents,
12k we offer them 2 for % cents.
o We sell best Shoe Polish, worth 25cts,
for cents bottle.
o Strictly all SILK Windsor Ties in all
colors cents, worth double.
10 Double-width fine Dress Goods in Navy
10 Blue, Garnet, Brown, Olive, Magenta.
10 Dleu de Gendarm White, Cream and Noir,
10 Quito Ice per yd., worth 3c.
Celluloid Collars in all styles from II to
% IL, worth 25cts. for9cts each.
lax All of our IL yard Table OH Cloth 52
IAN different patterns 70 select from, we
lax will sell at this sale for l4Acts per yard
10 "a Bleached Best Sheeting Muslin, should
10 be 28kcts, for lvcts yard
Good sewing Cotton 200 yds warranted
.. on each spool, worth Acts spool; spools
o. for Gets.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-03-28
Bargains meal Estate,

II, Fine unimpr0vcd LOT. South side Of
Market street, belonging 10 Richard n. Rich
ardson. Is by 1sf feet, can be bad cheap and on
easy terms.
fsl FRAME HOUSE and LOT . b IS feet
on, Cornhil1 street. belonging 70 fews II estate
car now he had Z. $3.50. Clear title and q
bargain.
cn FRAME HOUSE and LOT . by lg5 feet
on West Street. belonging TO J. ". Parker's
heirs can now be had Tor 5000. Chance of 8
life time. Apply TO
RS ID. r. RANDALL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16
Bike Meet Closes With
Fine Weather.
CYcLERs ARE DEPARTING.
Sixteenth Annual Meeting of the
League of American whoelmen
Pronounced Success.


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~ hnhsM'i II. iemhtAap'e performance
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tpovlnl; u, 4, Hud, ~ raul lan NnriS
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m1onu' ~ larry, syracuse, ~ ynris'
lhlrd; j, ioburm syracuse, isu yards
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16

At the residence Of the brides parents,
MIR. and Mrs. n, y, Brown, 1910 broadway,
last evening at $50 o'clock. Mr., G. |, Dick
inson, Of the wcll-known arm u c, !, Dick
innon q Co, and Miss Elizabeth NJ, Brown.
who has been very winning and popular
saloslady In the house OF @. y Smith & Co..
were united In marriage, Rev. J. Morgan
Wells officiating,
The wedding was very private and was
WITNESSED only by the relatives and a few
Intimate friends NJ the contracting parties.
The bride was attircd In n handsome tailor
made travelling dress, and Immediately after
the ceremony the happy couple babe their
friends adieu and departed over the Santa
he for Galveston, After remaining for q
time In the Island City they will return to
Temple to Visit relatives OF tho groom. and
win DO at home in Fort Worth, corner First
and Burnct strooH, after August 10.
Among those who came 10 The city to be
present at the marriage we're Mir, and Mrs.
Y, W, Dickinson Of Temple father and moth
err Of the groom W. l., Dickinson and wife
% Wallis. Texas. and AIR, and Mrs. Eugene
.WymAn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16
WILL SECOND coRpErr.
John l.. aulllyan will WELD the Towel at this
Dallas Fight,

John L. 5ulllvan Will WELD the Towel at the
Dallas Fight.
Chicago, Ill.,. July i5.-It can be authorlta-
lively stated that John l.. sullivan will Soc
ond James J. Corbou In the prize iiGht at
Dallas. Tex, on october VI noxt. by token
Of the same source Of Information II IL given
out as n fact that James j. Corhe,t win
hand over to John l.. sullivan the tito and
belt ombloinatC Of the championship VI tho
world before the prosnet owner OF both belt
and title "puts up his handa' against the
man from Cornwall. England.
IL Va safe to guarantee that John l.. sullis
van will WELD the towel over the present
champion and that he wlll advise and coun-
sci him In his so againSt-thc tall yanquifher
OF Dempsey, of Mccarthy, Of Mnhor. and OF
Hall. II IL equal, positive that before the
mon come together now diamond belt val
uod at 5000 and donated by Richard X, Fox
Of the rolce Gazette viii be given to Uorbctt
In lieu Of the belt recently stolen In Iowa.
and that this cmhlom OF hatie auntemaey viii
be formally handle over to John l.. Sullivan
Immediately after Cofbett and fit9uinmunA
shake hands. az Corheti wants to Quit light
Ing. lie thinks he can and Will whip fltAaiin-
mons. lie argues that Il would be n move In
the direction Of popular favor to DO a
gracious act by the hle fellow, aud thcn re-
Tire, leaving those who come after TO chal-
lcngc for It's pugHeesion and ownership. II II
also equally certain that sam Auaiin, the
sporting editor Of the Police Gazette. VIII
be tho referee Of the contest. Austin n a
young calm, cool man. who knows all the
rules VI the ring, and who cannot Il Is ar
gutd, make mistake
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16

ALL IS EXCITEMENT.
England in a Turmoil
Over Election.
CONSERVATIVES AHEAD
London Streets Arc Packed BY Nolsy
Crowds Eagerly Watching the
Bulletin Boards.


m. 49,, LONDON. July IL
Ivy W'ni results Or the nntllnmnnitry
tnn,ih, ,"' wnisn returns have been uiadt
Vopseryntl,.s i,ynn ,a i. y 1.
it"ii4nrs - fnrhtllHes, 4. NcCnftiylfra,
Il, i"pvI Total, w As compared with
s snr l". . wnicb has aust iicda lis-
III. TIA Nv, nsass mus returned SHOW galps
l.S liberals, !.
ihVIc wan much excitement IN The Len
uun streets z. RESULTS OF the elections were
anng nIa, Ils tlciiers hnl tcstnNnllts
are nlllost desertei Eltly ii tLe eyenIng
a treineudols crowd nathuyud ID front ~
me national liberal cluh, where lila rr,u,lls
wore thrown upon screen IL a lime lIfhr
ana ,tercopllcon q the club, aud il was
were present save she nienibcm ~ ia
house OF commons, who Weta nbaent ,,n'
snssing for the elections A large nofiee
ives displayed IL the club lobby sintlnr
for the elections or 10 lcn1 vehiriae Ss,rr
the cause 'wuuld rle,ve. en,nntnn,,rt" ,r III
the secretary hpsuIts wrre annar,,.'.i
from the smoking muln where a snccIai
received was posted on A lares hlsct ,,,,' ~
Many country melnbpr. en,n, ~. ny
aud the menlhers u he sim, wan, ',nns,1J
dlsnhlted, wy ''V''s
mo bulletin announelur tt,n.. - e..A
icy's election was sreclsra WHY ,',,s ~, sten,
cries Of ''professionai rs,lliieian NJ nno
uror OF Mi Gladstone snd sir 1tiiis,, h'ss1
court, which were thruun mon the sere,,,,
from time 10 time. wefe vlAls ri,ness 1874 ,rs
windows ndloinlss lie hutri MessnteIs ~
fiilcd by fauhionably dreTaeA n,snre IA ,a,,u,er
enjoying the scene neiors NV as,s ana won,aa
state ball, tho Prince n Wala. drsvt ~ M
Carleton club and scanned Inc bul,et,ns'
These were posted IN the lolhy Nhere 4
dense throng " members were GATHERED IN n
luhlant and exultant arowd' fhe tn.r,i''..s
shouted: Never mind the Llbcral rctufns.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16
CAPITAL NOTES.


Austin. Tex. July i5.-The railroad COM
mission has granted the following authorl-
ties to the Santa &c, st. Louis southeastern,
Tyler Southeastern, Texas Central and Fort
Worth and Rio Gralnd9 TO adopt the fol-
lowing rates on bagging and ties In car loads
from Houston and Galveston TO stations
on their lines taking common point rates;
From Houston, rs cents per 100 pounds;
from Galveston, ~ cents per 100 pounds.
The rates from Houston as prescribed above
Will also govern between all points 70 which
said rates apply from Houston, Rates to
stations higher than common point basis to
be governed by established dinerentials
elective July Is.
To the San Antonio and Gulf Shore rail-
way company TO adopt rate OF SO per car
on melons from La Vernla and intermediate
stations 10 San Antonio. effective July %.
10 the Texas and Pacific to adopt the fol
lowing rate on wood In car loads 70 apply
August For distance Of 1875 miles and over
100 miles, sl.S5 per cord. effective August 6.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16

Austin. Tex. July l5.--Charters filed to-
day: seabrooll Town Lot and Improvement
company OF Houston, capital stock 500 900,
incofpofators, Norman G. Kittreil. H. z.
Hamblen, 0. @. Drew, O. Grunewald. J. u.
staples Dcttie Bryan. A. s. Hall, X. I.
Hardesty, !. $. Meyer. II. g. Lidstone,
Hamp Cook. selbrook W. Sydnor. j. l..
Hudson and S. II. s. Andres, The c. Q.
Rainwater Hat company OF saint Louis; in
corporators c. G. Rnlnwater. Q. c. Rainwa-
ter trustee. Ell klotz. Geo. II. Ilazonstale
and Alfred Bradford, all OF Missouri; capital
stock. Si25000. The Eagle Refining company
of Cleveland, Ohio, renewed it's charter,
which was forfeited. The Texas State As
ISOLATION Of Architects with office at Austin.
also renewed It's charter,
The Marble Falls Granite company Of Mar,
BILE Falls Burnet county, capital stock 500.
600: lncopoTators, John II. Barrett James Il
Barrett James ". Rankin and Paul ]. Marri
OF Henderson, Ky. Thco, X. Gibbs OF New
York and N. W. Badger Of Marble Falls.
Marble Falls Land and Power company
with 100000 capital stock and same incor-
pOratOrs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16

II nppenrs settled that tho Illinois leg
ipnture will pass thirty-day racing plh'
In one OF The Tamea at ps nm r., re- re.
Gently Amos Russo was hhcd SlVO LOT NJ
diiferont work Ia the box.
Wlnfrcd Mercer who pitched such good
ball for the Warrington team last sehH1n'
IL about TO be sold or exchanged to en-
cinnatl.
Manager Gus schmolz Of the Washing.
ton team. has left the management OF the
tratn 10 other hhada while he watches tha
interests Of "a Texas steer"
Frank Gcnlns, -he ST. Louis boy who
made sucll u grent showing WIN Sioux eiiy
, ntiIlty I'm nun FOR for fittsburs Ills season
The work Of Frank connnughton for jim
Manulng's Kansas CITY team ~ attracting
attention, and he IL frequently spoken OF
as a candidate for tho big League,
Sampson Brnchrnch, champion all-nronnd
trick swimmer of America, Issues a chni-
lengc to fancy swimmers. 10 contest with
him for n trophy at place to be mutually
agreed on,
900 has been formed at La Porte, Ind,
for the purpose OF manufacturing newly
patonied paplcr macho bicycle rim to DO
CALLED tho Linette.
THAT Lexington Will have fnli running
meeting Nv now n certainty. The hoard OF
directors OF the Kentucky association met
last week and authorized Secretary Gratz
Iinnly TO make all arrangements for
iNtlNt Nueh m''tAh 'Neh'"t ''''''
Der IL.
No word has yet been received from
Robert McCullum, tile young Scotch nnyi-
gator, who started on June 10 TO cross the
Atlantic 10 the 10-fpot soop Richard X.
Fox, lie has bgcn twenty-eight days on
d Journey which he estimntcd would TAKE
foriy.hvo dhys. Ills path lay. In the direc-
tlOn OF Incoming steamships, but none have
reTottcd him Oh his lonely voyage. Fcnra
arc entertained for his safety.
The attachment Of tho BltzsimmonH stake
money Is simply very shrewd movement
on tho part VI Mr.. seaman TO roeoyer the
amount involved. Never before In the his
tory Of the ring In this country has an at
tnrhinent With such an object been iaBued.
Mr.. Seaman now intends. however, 70
try to recover the amount from atakeholdi
crs, md II possible before the lght takes
plncs IN Dallas To do this he win have 10
provo that the stake representing Fitz-
smmon's deposit IL the latters property.
II SIR. Seaman succeeds In recovering the
| money the 1ght may be postponed or may
| never come on at all. fhn Florida Athletic
| club has gone TO considerable cxpense nj,
ready aud II ~ quite Improbable that II
will allow Fltzslinmons or his hackers "a
| endnnger the chancea OF the tlght In thu
| glightf-st mnnncr BEFORE allowing them "a
\ 70 10 far the club may Insist upon Fitzsln
| mons paying the amount OF tho otteoi.
| ment. or IL obliged 10 DO 80. II may coinc
| 70 The unfortunate fighters aid.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16
.pIIgp,a prAIl ON ntIsT .

Ia ,ho inelegant but most forcible conclusion
N Chose who have read 81 this far-famed
,,,s,,ntain summit, and the pleasure attend
tnr y trl, can only be realized when taken In
"asncotion with a ride through the beautiful
Ser Mexico In full sight oil Tho old lava
aea55 nS HOURS RIDE THROUGH TUE
SNOW CAPPED ROCKIES.
ruu Fort WORTH AND DENVER CITY
ifA~ RAILWAY.
Trans Panhandle Routol
49,. oooicst quickest, shortest and best
irnianed Inns between Texas and Colorado
III dc only one carrying through sleepers
rec,tnifs. chairs lseats freol every day
~ ~. wear. and escaping the beat belt ave
~ ~. sfter leaving Fort Worth. Don't be
mlsisd. but look and think feJ yourseh and
vi ~ made during the entire summer. al
,ufsxnation choeriully furnished
MS d. -. KELLER, 9. T.. A,
ELI A. mRschyIELp, T, p. A.,
Fort Worth. Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-16

That Mueh-Talhod Of suit Now on Trial Ia
New York.


New York. July i5.--Tcstlmsry in tho eult
nf Mrs. ollie Corhrlt for divorce from Jns
j. Curhrti was taken by Roforoe jacobs to-
day. Counsel for the rrinuH Annpuneed
thlt she charged her husband with nnprop-
rr conduct IN tho bates house. Indianapolis,
IN charlcaton, W. Va. and at Zaneasille
In April,
Mario king. an actress in Corbotta com
pany testified
''ln January OF this year. ] aew woman
named Vorn In company with Mr. Jorbctt
Vora was with nuf company GOOD deaf
but nho wnf not an ncttcHs, J saw Vera
with Mr.. Cotbitt IN fiitEhurg and Indian
apuliu She used TO come 10 the thonter
with him and leave with hin aud wan hla
conipHulnn at MI tlmea." In rbsponae 10
questions Miss King said she Enw the nugll-
iat with tho woman In pnfkoraburg, w. Va,
Cincinnati, Charleston and indianapolis boz
tween Aprl II and 80 of this year, hlipa
King had snrn Vera In CptbcttR dressing
room and at HE hotel and toSunod that In
Tho latter part Of April she saw them enter
the aaino room on train on which they
we're travelling and lock the door. They reg
lstored as -. J. Corbott and Wife," at thH
hotels
"Whnt was tho nature Of their condlrt
toward each oihorf" waa asked
VERY Rffcctiornie."
"Did Mr.. Curhctt make any effort TO
torccnI his relations with this woman
mot the slightest" Miss King furihe-
ttht6c that the members OF the company
called Vera Mrs Corhctt IN the presence OF
tho pugillBt and that he never objected
The hearing was adjourned.