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The record-union., 1895-03-26
DEBS HABBAS CORPUS CASE.
Argument Begun Before the United
States Supreme Court.
LYMAN TRUMBULLS PLEA FOR THE
DEFENDANTS RELEASE

Assistant Attorney General Whitney
Follows on Behalf of the Govern
ment. Contending That the Acts of
the Defendants Called for Inter-
ference on the Part of Government
Authorities, and That the Case
Could Only be Carried to the Su-
preme Court OH Appeal.
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Died of Grief.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 25.-Two years
ago Ena Veder was a happy Salvation
Army lassie. She was then 10 years old.
and married an eX-convict named Parke,
who protessed conversion. Parke treated
her badly, and year later she secured
divorce. To-day sha died of grief at
her parents home in Eruitvale.
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PRINCE BISMARCK.
Germany'S EX-ChancellOr HOnOred
by His COuntrymen.
VISITED AT HIS HOME BY MEM
BBRS OF THE RRICHSTAG,

Inc Desire to Testify Their Love and
Admiration of the Unifier of Ger
many Spontaneous and General
Throughout the Empire-Emperor
William to Pay the Aged States
man and Soldier Visit To-day,
Accom- panied by a Brilliant Mill
tary Suite.
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Acciden tai Death.

SANTA CRUZ, March 25.-Coroner Clark
hald an inquest yesterday over Peter Nc
Govern, and verdict Of accidental death
was rendered. The deceased was thrown
from horse near CorrolIitos and dragged
d quarter OF mile. he was a native of
Now brunswick, aged 3S years.
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Acquitted of tho Charge.

Los ANGELES, March 25.-Mateo Pa,
the Indian from the Riverside reserva-
ton who was arrested and tried by a Jury
in the United States Circuit Court for the
murder of Mrs. Mary j. Platt on the
night of September 24th, 1894, was ac-
quilted this afternoon. The jury was out
but five minutes, and the verdict of ac-
Ouittal WAS unanimous.
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Small RlnYn.

At 2:3O this morning small fire oc-
Cured in the restaurant on the west
side of Third street, between j and X.
caused by the explosion of 8 coal oil
stove. An alarm WAS sounded. but he
fore the department arrived the flames
were extinguished with only slight dam
aye.
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Fatal shootine AfTrav.

SAN JOSE, March 25.-Nows has been
received here OF fatal shooting affray
that occurred at Mayhald last night. At
a dance attended by Swedes, Andrew
Gabrelson and John Piorson quarreled.
When they went into the street TO fight
Oscar Johnson took a hand in the row
and shot Pierson, mort&lly wounding
him. Johnson lied, but was arrested at
MenlO Park
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SPRECKELS FAMILY.

Trouble Between Father and Sons to
be Aired III Court.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 25.-The trouble
in the Spreckels family is 10 be aired in
court. Judge Seawell this morning signed
the alternative writ of mandate asked for
by c. \. Spreckes, in his affidavit filed
Saturday against his father, Claus Spreck-
els. his brother John ID. SpreckeIs and
the other Directors of the Oceanic Steam
ship Company. The writ is made re-
turnable on April 9TH.
Young Spreckels claims that while he
is the largest shareholder in the steam
ship company, he is being kept out of the
Board of Directors to call the annua,
meeting, which SHOULD 80. :. q beeu held IN
January last.
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Utah constitutional Convention.

SALT LAKE, March 25.-The Committee
on Ordinance and Federal Relations SUBJ
mitted 4 report to the Constitutional Com
vention to-day. The first section of the
report is as follows: Perfect toleration
of religious sentiment shall be secured.
and no inhabltant of this State shall ever
be molested in person or property on ac-
count OF his or her mode OF religious wor-
ship, and polygamous or plural marri-
ages are forever prohibited"
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Chinese Merchant Muraered.

Tucson, March 25.-Sam Lee, a wealthy
Chinese merchant of this city, was found
dead IN his store last night, his throat
cut from ear TO ear. There is no clev
as to who committed the crime, but sus-
plcion rests OH several Mexicans. The
murderers got about $500 from Lees
trunk.
The record-union., 1895-03-26
senate Combine Scandal.

San FRANCISCO, March 25.-H. NJ. La
Rue, the Foreman of the Sacramento
Grand Jury, says that body has not de-
cIded yet whether to Investigate the Sem
ate combine scandal exploited by Sena-
tor Biggy or not. He positively declares
that the matter has never been officially
discussed by the Grand Jury, any refer
ences to it having been made by iudt-
viQualS.
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DROPPED OUT OF SIGHT.
Mysterious Disappearance of the
Star of Freedom.
BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN
BY A GANG OF SMUGGLBRS

The Body of q Farmer Residing Near
Santa Rosa Found Hanging to a
Rafter on His Back Porch-Mirac-
ulous Escape From Death of q
Workman at OakIand-FelI Sixty
Five Feet, But Received No Injury,
Except a Shake Up.
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CHARGED WITH FORGERY,
Warrant Out for Il Mining Man From
San Jose.

Warrant Out for Mining Man From
San Jose.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 25.-A warrant
was sworn out in Judge Joachimseu's
court to-day for the arrest of c. G.
Stockton, a mining man from San Jose.
The complaining witnesses are Sullivan
* Doyle, Hvery-stable keepers, 327
Sixth street. A few days ago Stockton
called at their stables and hired rig. In
payment be handed them a check for S63
drawn by Baldwin Wilkins on bank in
San Jose. He explained that he and
Wilkins had a joint account with tho
bank. They cashed the check and sent it
on for collection. 1t was returned
marked 'no account" Now Sullivan d
Doyle want Stockton arrested for forgery
and obtaining money by false pretenses.
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Death OF IA Railway superintendent.
ST. Louis, March 25.-W. p. Pike,
aged 43 years, superintendent of the
Louisville division Of the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad, died this afternoon.
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Crushed to Death in the sbaftin y.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 25.-Emanuel
Lucola, an oilerin the Union Iron Works
shop on First street, was crushed TO death
in the shatting this morning.
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Lived to an Old AGE.

REDLANDs, March 25.-David McCov
died this morning at the age of IO4 vears
and 10 months. He voted at eyery elec-
ton from 1878 to 1894.
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FrtrhtfuI AccIdent to a N1ina,.

PHGNIX, March 25.-W. Boehlu had
his leg literally mashed off yesterday
while working in a mine near Frog Land
dam. 4 rock weighing four tons slipped
from the face of the DRIFT onto his leo.
pinning him to the ground.
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A FILIBUsTERING CRAFT,

TAMPA (Fla.l, March pa party of
hunters who arrived at Palm Beach last
night brings news that flibustering
craft was loaded with arms yesterday be-
tween there and Santa Ana. They say
that yesterday they came upon a party OF
men putting off in boat to a Yacht
which was standing too about mile Oft
the coast. The boatmeu were greatly ex-
cited by the appearance of the hunters.
and rowed rapidly to the vessel.
Through a glass the hunters saw boxes
hOi5ted up the vessels side. When all the
boxes had been transferred the men
cIambered up the yachts side and she
steamed away south.
The hunters began an investigation and
soon found signs of a camp in the scrub
and also recent excavations. They dug
into the sand and unearthed a long. mar
row box, which was found to be full Of
rifles and machetes. They brought some
OF these arms here. The place where the
discovery was made is lonely spot on
the east coast, where, but for the acci-
dent, cargo Of arms might be loaded
without Interference.
tits supposed these arms were shipDed
here by rail, and secretly transferred 10
the place where the vessel was seen. The
hunters are confident that the Yacht was
in the employ OF the Cuban revolution
lists.
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MANUFACTURERS, ASSOCIATION.

officers Chosen to serve for the Ensu-
Ing Term.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 25.-The di-
rectors of the newly-organized California
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Crossing Accident.

REDWOOD CITY, March 25.-The train
due here at 800 ran into a six-horse team
owned by Ed Jones, tonight. completely
wrecking the trail wagon. The driver
saved his life by jumping from the high
seat.
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THE REVOLT IN CUBA,

An Uprising at Havana Averted by
Captain CALICO.
KEY WEST (Fla.), March ga pas
senger from Havana, who has just ar
rived, says that only the prompt action
Of Captain-General CALICO ayerted an
uprising in Havana.
Through the Imprisonment of Gomez,
the negro leader, his sympathizers
worked up a scheme to attack the palace
on Friday night. The Government
learned OF the plot and the guards were
qu2drupled and 100 soldiers stationed in
eide the palace. The City Patrol was
heavily increased. The negroes, on
hearing of these precautions, gave up
their scheme.
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Ger SdbnriG ftieb bas Senlter aut

Ger SGDnrtd) ftieb oas Senlter auf
unb f6rte Tim Silfe, III Der &bIid)t,
GBner berbeisuloden. Gle iiberral6tcn
Tragoner ipebrten li9 nit gdbeln u.o
2ildncllern. Mei1 nab 9lnsbrud bes
Samples batten Die @jon9en elm ats
seipro9enes uebergcmtd)t baS jeood
6urb bic sr0Bere 3abl Der SeinOe iuies
oer abeeidmd6t lpurbe.
rWollt Sbr Sud erseben?" rief Der
Mann, Der bis oabin bas Wort gefiibrt
hattie.
n3um Senfer audi" i6rie Der
6dbnri6, tnoem bieier auf ben @iUns
get, losltiir3te unb ibm leinen Sdbel
III bie Seite bobrte. Gin 9iltoleniduB
mar Die slntmort; Der Sdbnrt6 lprang
in bic 2uft, lieb feinen 5dbel fallen
unb fiel an Der Wanb ttie6er.-S SIM
ielben Gu9enblid Offnete Iid ote Tbiir.
sDa bin i6!' rief 81.
W}it bieIen @orten iprane er, bis at
Die 3dbne beiuaffnet, in bic 6alle; er
bate 9llles, mas er an @affen in bes
9auptmannS 3inmer gefunoen, n,tt9e>
1lotnt1le11.
Gin lautes Subelsel6rei besriiBte
ibn. Son nun an perboppelte ii1 Die
9efti9feit bes Samples. Sd idlu9 ipie
etn 9iaienber Tim ii6. geine bobe
@eitalt uno iein Nrm nit benz ge,
i6ipuneenen @dbel iiberraete alle
Nnberen. Gr bate ii6 in Die 2biir 9e,
itellt uno periperrte oen gussang.
9ros Der hll9emeinen Gernirrun9
unb oes @et0Ies, baS In Der Salle
berrldte, b0rte man feline Sttmme
iiberall.
rSier, mein Sunse, nimm bas fiir
neultd! Du iparit nit babei, al8 man
Singers fletne Singer untet1 I'm Soie
5uiammenldraubte. .-&oulm elm menig
naber, Du Sladsfopf, bamit i'd Dir
au9 metner Gegen ertbeilen fanE!
Du idoileit binter ber Rinsmauer auf
mid.-Oiimm Did in Qdt, 9artfpis,
oa fommt elmer BON binten auf Old
gut"
.3pil6en bieien slusrufen fielen
S6ldse, erflano Der @terbei ieuf3er ober
bas laute St0bnen Der @etroffenen.
Sb fubr fort: nSiinf Mann lollen
binter mid treten, tbre 9iitolen laben
uno lie ben 8eitern, ebe iie abbriiden,
n,tf S;o Gr-.f+ sehp+t
(6ortfesuns fcIst).
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Dr.. priee's Cream Bafins pomoer
6d@fe @eltsausHelfnnss anssebdnans.
1ages 'Neuiafeiteu.
s n I a n B.

= Da8 Bunbss Obereeri9t bat
bat feline gntf6eibuus iiber bic Grage
bet gerfaifunssmdbisfei bes 8unbess
Obergeri1teS nod INNER niGt gefdllt.
= Sn Chicago ftarb 9err Nnton 6.
9efing, ber laneidbrise friibere 6erauss
geber ber .Sllinois Staots3eitung@. i'm
Utter bon u Sabren an einem S1Iags
anfalle. 6err 0eiins fannie aus
Weiifalen unb fam f9on i'm Sabre
1889 rad Mmerita.
- Cine abionberli1e Sbee tramt
Der ameritanifde gonful Single in
8raunf@meig in iainem Iebten sabres.
beri6te an bas Gtaatsbepartement In
Waihington aus. Darin befirmortet
er ni9ts NnbereS, als ben grport Don
gepDfeltem nnb 9erdu6ertem. .pfers
behsiIG aus ben Ser. Staaten mad
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Stdbten, iagt er, babe unter ben drme.
rem RlaHen, bic ober fdIieBIih lie iibers
miegeuOe Mebr3abl ber Bep6Iternng
bilbeten, Der @onfum BON pferbeHeil9
in gan3 iiberraihenber Weiie 3ugenoms
men unb aud Der preis beS pferbe.
/, fleiides fei entipre6enb geHiegen. Wdbs
renb bic Gobi@Iddter frtber faum
$500 bis $40 90 fur elm Shla9t.
@oB4 besablten, sebsn fis iebt bis ai
$4,000 bafiir. @onful Single meint
baber, baB es iid lobnen uerbe, pfers
befleii6 nod Deuti1lanb 3u erportiren.
Sn philadelphia wurbe Der 75idbs
rige Rep. WcNnleD BON Der presbpte.
rianifben Union Sabernaeles Rir6e aug
benz 4mte ausse1oBen, neil ibm mad.
8etpieien tuorben mar, baB er felt
Sabren Stammgafi Der iptftelten Dor.
belle geuefen mar
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benz spif1en Sapan uub @bina abse.
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man bat bic Soffnung nod nidt auf.
| gegeben. baB bic 6riebenSbebingungen
ea @bina geitatten werben, bic &riegS.
entiddbigung, ober bod uenisitens
eineu groBen Sbeil berielben, In Silbel
abbesablen gu t0nnen.
= 9bontas ". goilon bat bic In
Sabre 1888 gegriinbete. aber ieitoenI
falirte pbonograpb- @eielli6aft lpiebel
reorganifrt, um bic Nusntbuug beg
pbOnosrapbeu Yatenis nun pitbel
lelbft iibernebmen gu t6unen. So
beiBt, er babe mieber cine neue @rfin.
hung gemadt, bur1 tpsl6e Der pbo
nograpb 10 uerbefert merben full, baf
man ibn in iebem 6ousbal, 3ueleid
als Sperns&eprobucenten unb als
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du9 cine neue @rfinbuns in gorberei
tung babeu, burd tpel1e er einen ipre
denben unb gefiifulirenben Weni9er
benz 4use unb DIR 5uglei9 borftibrer
fam.
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aepubIlfaner Rebert 6. McaiHon mi
elmer Waioritdt BON 1000 Stimme:
sum Manor ermdbH.
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Nus SonInr mirb herihtst hoi

- Nus Saplor pirb berihtet, baB
in Der Ndbe Elm SRI. Wtina Nebring.
20 Sabre alt, perbrannte. Sic bate
i'm 0ofe elm Jeuer anse;itubet, UNI
8eitrtipp au perbrennen. ibre &leiber
gerietben in 8ranb unb iie erIiit 10
i1limme Werlebungen, baB Fs baIb
barauf uuter grdbIiden 59msraen
Narb.
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hlelte. gle labeu mir before Dieniis &c.
leitet als jebe aubtre TleSisiu, 70 Siet tdb aud
bersu seaommen babe"
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= Ni6t tpeniser aIs 1854, ia
Banbel 9ananen fino i'm porigen Sabre
ton Der 8eu0lferuns Der Ser. 5taaten
peraebrt morOeH. @elieFeri wurben He
pna Samaica. Cuba, 9onburas, 60.
lombia, gicaraaua uno Gotta &ica
uno spar IN 1876 96iffsIabungen.
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peiter iteigenbe @infubr, mas bel ber
giaigteit biefes ObfeS wobl ertldrIid5
1T. Sie Siibftl6te biirgern i9 I'm
NOrben mebr unb mebr ein, oils @riab
bes einbeimilGen Obfes, namentIi1
Der NepfeI, npn benen baS Muslaab
bereits 9roBe Mengen abiorbirt.
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Biilcn pott DR.. Yierce'.
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gleif).
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ZWElC CESCHEFT: Ecke Commerce. und East Strasse.
fnba afmg egadt unb beu,bgun
!. WOLFSON. MAIN PLAZA.

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Satin 5interldBt 0err 3nebl 5 &ins
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ole erma9len unb perbeisatbet ftnb.
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ttem Sabre benz Gater i'm 3obe Dor.
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ianfter Bob bon ieinem Qeiben
unb feinem Summer erlSf. 6err
3uebl bate OILS 0anomerfsburtebe
auf ieinen Reiien biel gsieben unb er.
lebt. gr bur9reiite DeutI1lanb,
Oeferrei4, poIen unb einen She'll
bon Stios s&uBlanb unb nuBte tets biel
5u er3dblen, unb ba er feinegradblunaen
tets nit benz beiten Sumor luiir3te,
10 tonnte i'd tbm aud, oft babe Ndd)te
lang juboren, Oie @altfreuntidaft
ging ibm iowobl uie ieiner nun aOeins
itsbenbeH betagten Grau iiber 4acs.
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Grembe besglei6en. geim Nbid)iebe
bleB es bann iebeSmal. ruun, mann
tommen Sic einmal nieber2" so aud
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iagte ibm, i6 miirbe Dor Oftern nod.
mails fommen. aber MN III Der inner,
bitiIl9e Sob mir sutprgetommen.
@s bat ni9t iollen ieinl 9srr 3nebl
mar ein gere6ter Wann in iebem Slime
beg Wortes, Milbtbdtig, ganfreunb,
LID. bhlfrei6 unb gut. Wi6se er in
Grieben ruben! Geiner trauernben Ssas
mile aber mein innigffes unb tiefge,
fitblteS geileib! s. 8. 8uId.
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Dr.. pries's Cream Batting pomoer.
Das bOatoumentie. eas sema@t mira.
Evening journal., 1895-03-06

Vanderbilt, 20 marry again until the
death of said Alva r. Vanderbilt
And it is further adiudged and de-
crcod, and this court. BY virtue Of the pow
or and authority in il vested, doth hereby
adiudga and decree that the care and GUS
tody of the said children of the said mar
riage--namely, Consuea Vanderbilt, born
March 9. 1877 William X. Vanderbilt
Jr., born Oct go. 1878, and Harold Van
derbilt, born July O. i8Si-during their
minorities ho and the same hereby are
awarded Go Alva e. Vanderbilt the plain
tiff and that the said William X. Wander
bilt the defendant be allowed to visit the
said children al All proper times
And further it is adjudged and de-
creed that the said two sons, william X.
Vanderbilt. Jr, and Harold s. Vanderbilt,
shall receive their education in the United
States. this last provision as TO the educa-
tion OF the two sons being made upon con-
sent of both parties through their counsel
in open court GEORGE O. BARRETT.
Evening journal., 1895-03-06
DIED

AINSCOW. on March b, 1895. r. Helen,
daughter Of Allen III. and Ida r. AinsCow,
aged months and Is days,
BAOHUS On March .. 1925. Jacob Ea,hus
IN the saith year Of HE age.
BR OWN. On March !, 1870 Mrs. Isabelle
Brown, aged Ga years.
CARTE SIN this city, on March D. 1875
Mary Il. Carter. widow Of d. W. Carter.
CLDUD.-On March 4, 1925 Mary y. Cloud
widow Of Robert Cloud. Ia the i3d year OF
her age
CRlPPEN. .-On March 1895. at philadel
phia sarah Laulhson, infant daughter of Ed
ward G. and Margaret j. Crippen. aged veal
and II months.
ENGLAND. On March ], 1895, Ruth Anrl
England, aged q years.
lRANR.-In this city, ON March ., 1895
Mary j. T.. wife OF William +. Frank.
HASTINGS the Residence o. hii son
John II. Hastings. Kirk wood, Del, on Friday
Msrch ], 1895 George " Hastings. sr.. 10 thi
18th year OF his age
LINDSEY. AT Del View. near Newark
Del. Samuel Lindsey, IN his esth year.
MELLON. IN this city. on the 3rd instant
Ann, widow of Henry Mellon.
Relatives and friends are Invited to attenl
| the funeral from her late residence, No 60
Nest street, on Thursday morning. Marcl
/ 7th, at O'Clock q. N. High mass at st
/ Peters Pro Cathedral Church. Intermen
al Cathedral cemetery.
McCORMICK.-in this city, on March
1 1895, Ella T. Mccormick, aged IA years.
| INVERSION March I. 1895. Nancy, widow
OF AlexandeS Myers. aged % years.
/ TALLEY.--0n March 2 1895, Margaret 4
/ falley, IN her Slst year.
Evening journal., 1895-03-06

bilt was only anxious to give his wife an
easy chance to get a divorce from him.
When the news Of all this reached Mrs.
Vanderbilt she Immediately communicat-
ed with her friends I'm America and set
about TO procure divorce.
Mr. Cornelius Vanderbilt went over to
Paris hastily to patch up matters, and it
Is understood chat he met William X, his
brother, and secured from him promise
not to make the details Of his difficulties
with his wife public He also saw Mrs.
Vanderbilt and heard her story. He made
every effort TO bring about reconcilia-
ton, but failed in everything except a
temporary stopping of the divorce proceed
ings
About this time Mrs. Vanderbilt was
suffering from nervous prostration, and
during hor illness it was understood that
she changed her mind about going to the
courts and was willing to do anything to
avoid the publicity of divorce suit
Colonel and Mrs. William jay, who are
friends of the Nanderbilts also went to
Europe and spent some time in trying to
effect a reconciliation and save the pub
licity Of scandal, but they did not meet
with much success. After Colonel jay
started negotiations it was stated that a
formal proposition had been made 10y Mrs
Vanderbilt for a separation on terms Of
an annual allowance Of $500, 600, the Gus
tody Of the children ana the possession of
the three houses at Newport, lslip and in
this city
The ann ounoement Of the divorce was a
sensational surprise While it was known
that disagreement existed between Mrs.
Vanderbilt and her husband, nobody but
the parties directly interested knew that
proceedings for divorce had been begun.
Judge Barrett decree granting the divorce
reads:
Judge Barretts Decree.
"This action having been brought by
the plaintiff against the defendant for the
| purpose Of obtaining a Judgment of di-
vorce and .dissolving the marriage between
the parties on the ground of the defend
ant 5 adultery. and the summons and copy
Of the complaint having been duly served
| on the defendant IN person within tie
stale q New Aors or the 4 day Of JaL-
=
Evening journal., 1895-03-06
Az Evening Company.

An evening sociable was held at the
home OF Miss May Cleaves, No, 928 Pine
street. last night.
Those who participated in the pleasures
Of the evening were: Miss Bessie Ward,
Miss Lille Gray, Miss Carrie Cartridge,
Miss Lila Dukes. Miss Elsie Thomson,
Miss Lille Hoffecker. Miss Ida Rhine,
Miss Lena Brosdheart, Miss Ella
Griswold. Miss May Powell. Miss Laura
McGunagul, Miss Name McGuuagui, /,
Miss Carrie French. Lucius E. Allen,
George Williams Gus Phillips. Fred
Davis. John Mcdowell, W. e. Jordan,
William Cleaves, Newell Fenle and John
Strong.
Evening journal., 1895-03-06
Celebrating His RIrthdax.

William T. Jones. special detective for
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti
more railroad, is celebI Rting his 4gth
birthday to-day. Mr. Jones has been an
officer since be was 20 years old, probably
longer than any peace official in the city.
If Mr. Jones, who has been able to sur
vive all the year II he could live through
February. is alive next year, he will
celebrate his 50th in fine style