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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-22

this manner, at the end Of which time the
Spanish troops advanced and took tho en-
emy's position, dividing the insurpent
force on the narrow strip Of land by their
advance and compelling tho rebels to lv
in different directions The Spanish
troops holly pursued and came upon the
body Of Jose Marti, which was later posi-
lively identified.
OF the rebels 20 were killed, and many
OF their wounded were left in the Damn
when they took flight The Spaniards
took some correspondence Of the rebel lead
ers with the booty of the camp among
which are some important papers. Tho
arms and horses Of the insurgents were
also taken.
The Spaniards lost five killed and seven
wounded in the engagement. The insur-
gent prisoners who were taken say that
Gomez and Estrada are either killed or
wounded. The political effect of this
event is discouraging to the cause OF tho
Insurgents.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-22
MATTINGSl

We have Just opened another Ioo-ol lot of those So 90
mattngs We do not marvel that they selling rapidly
being of the quality usually sold from 50 ST. Cheap
matngs being in the wholesale market very
fortunate indeed in securing this lot which fear will be
the last Not worthless mating but that close heavy
and firm full 20 yards the roll Another SC per yard
in cut quantities SIS per roll heavy ontess mating that
would be well worth 25c
Cotton-warp mangs full standard of $50 ends in very
artistic effects per yard cut So per roll sold earlier in
the season at $50
Novelties at CSC, 47c and 5sc.
ga stair mattngs in several designs.
We are doing the mating business of this CITY, and you
should see the goods and note the prices
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-22

Robert Pennington, Of this city. is
making a short visit to Baltimore
Mrs Prstt, Of New 0rlesns. hes,ryivsd
"a this city On visit o. t-r M, Their. Mrs
Teiela No 424 East sixth street, after
an absence Of thiriy seven yeErs.
The Y. NJ. o A. reception. witch was
Q haye been heli last evening, was
postponed b-csuge OF the stormy
sea her
Deputy Recorder Of Deeds Ed win
Read aud Charles j. Campbell, clerk m
she office Of recorder o. deeds. ars Ind IS.
posed by reafon Of heavy colds
Senator William r. Records. OF Laurel
speaker pro TEN OF the Senate, ives Ia the
city to day.
Rev. J. L II ward D D., returned
this morning from Loves, where be
lectured las evening.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-22
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS


Mas elte Miller Of No OH West
fhitd street was rendered q pleasant
surprise party ia hpuor Of her birthday.
On Mo- day evening The time vas
speot IL rnueic and dancing, aud refresh
ments were served.
Among ihose present were Mr. and
Ars 6 7 Miller, Mr aud Mes. Wniia IA
Logue, Miss Egrie Scott. Miss Berth.
WYATT, Miss Bertha Scout Miss
Bertha Miller. Miss Megni.
Scout, Miss Mary Hall, Miss Katie
Shier. Mas Mamie Bernhardt. Miss
Emma Sprague, Mics Katie Shell. Miss
Margaret 5hi-r Mr. Stewort, Mr.. Price. Sir.
Sayers, F S. Miller. Measrs Brooks
Sisttery Bell. James. Graham. Harvey
Rowsu, King, Regan, Hall and Jones. Of
Philadelphia
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-22

PITTsBuRG, May 22.-The miners Of
this district are making a desperate fight
in the face of thoir defeat in their strike
for 90 cents per ton. The officials succeed
ed in calling out about 1, 500 more men on
the CHARTERS branch Of the Panhandle
railroad. The mines on the Wheeling di-
vision Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
are running in full, however. and it is
generally conceded that the strike is lost
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-22

I had a severe cold on my lungs that
Tsve me considerable uneasiness in regard
q the result. says 7. E. Smith, of Billerics,
Mass "a local druggist csled my st.
-anftou 20 Chamberlain Cough Remt dy,
and "a ais recommendation | gave the
raInedg trial The result sur rissd me
/ p covered entirely in three dsys 20 ard
50 cent bottles for sale By 2 James Belt
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-22
british senIer seized.

SEATTLE, Wash, May 92-The steamer
Topeka has Just arrived from Sitka, bring
ing news that the revenue cutter Corwin
seized the British sealing schooner Shelby
for violating the sealing laws and brought
her into Sitka. This is the first seizure
this season
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-22

PHILADELPHIA, May 22.-The case OF
James Is. Gentry, who shot and killed
Actress Madge Yorke was called for trial
ia the court Of oyer and termiher. but on
application of Gentrys counsel, who
pleaded that he had not had sufficient
time to prepare the defense, the trial was
postponed until the June term.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-22

pocAHoNTAs, Va. May 22.-The con-
ditions here are unchanged Private
Fields, who was struck with stone yes
terday morning. is not badly hurt, and
the negro who struck him has been arrest
ed. All the white miners who were arrest
ed have been released.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-22

You want somei hing sriisiic Ter your
centre table Something hat viii Instruct
as well as amuse Well het = copy Of
Famous Paintings az the World" bound
~ cloth and gala Il is bssuuful pori
clio Of artistic master pieces and 81 as
gill hnJ II. Asde 30 sell at So Only a
few left APPLY A. EvENlN0 JorkNAL
flee
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-22

CHICAGO, May 22.-Secrot service de-
teotives have just unearthed here what is
claimed TO be the greatest counterfeiting
gang that has operated in Chicago in a
number Of years. Seven men and wom-
an have been arrested.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-22

the members OF the Alumni assoels
ton Of The Guldey College will entertain
the graduating class In Association Hail
this evening. The class numbers ebont
seventy eve a musical aud litersr,
program will be given, followed by e
social hour ind Refreshments
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-22

MILWAUKEE, May 22.-John B. Koet-
ting, cashier of tho defunot South Side
Savings bank, pleaded guilty to the
charge Of receiving money after he knew
the bank was insolvent. He was sentenced
TO Waupun prison for five years.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-22
DON'T &c WOODY.
How Families Pepsin Chips, tho Cum that's
nould, Have Caught the Town.

How Families Pepsin Chips, tho Cum that's
Found, Have Caught the Town.
Il is the fastest and most healthy Of
Chewing Gums. Put up in pretty boxes OF
10 chips, and sold at sc. Faultless in form,
faulfiess 10 flavor, faultless in the ingre.
dents thar enter into their composition,
fanlt!ess in everything, perfection in every
lhing-such are Few o; the qualities OF
the fauluess Pepsin Chips, the Gum that's
r9uud, Dealers don't keep them. That's
a Joke, and good ore. and a true one
they SCH them, and they sell them rapidly.
Anyone who tries them viii accept no
other. They say give us Faultless Pepsin
Grips. Nothing else. il your dealer don't
keep them, send SC. for sample package to
Cohn Bros. & Klee. Sole Agents and Dis
tri1@scrs, Park Phase. cor. Church Slres-,
y. T.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-22

Elk Speaker o. the Senate John p.
Donahos went 70 Dover Yesterday to look
for bis bill 10 iuaosp ,rate She r terprise
Manufacturing sYd supply Company.
BE fouad Is ard nrsersd esr'ifsd copy
This Is another BIZ reported t. neye been
stolen
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-22

From the Groton Connecticut Review.
David Lewis wh1 has been ffIllc ed ali
Winter by rheumstlsm. is ont egeln and
III due 20 one Of the medicines advertised
N cur columns He usfd Cham hsrlain'r
Pain Balm which has relieved him u all
DaiD ami promises to mako him 81 Tor
dWy soon We know David has been
great sufferer and srs glad 20 see him
around agsin For GALE by z Jsncs Belt
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-22

CHICAGO. May %. "A capias was issued
hero for Mrs Warren Springer the wife Of
a Chicago millionaire several months
ago Mrs Springer was indicted for an al
legged attempt to bribo a juror in a prop
orty condemnation suit in which her hus-
band was Interested.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-22

BOSTON, May 22.-The Massachusetts
nautical training ship Enterprise lifted
anchor on the navy yard and started on
her cruise to the Azores and the Mediter-
ranoan.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-22
Pennsylvania's Antlgambling BnI.

HARRISBURG, May ga Pennsylvania is
In line on the antibetting question. The
bill prohibiting bookmaklng poolselling
and betting Of any kind, which has already
gone through tho senate, was passed by
the house by an overwhelming majority
yeas, 1866 nays -. The bill now goes to
Governor Hastings and will undoubtedly
be signed.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-22

MILWAUKEE, May 22.-At the session
of the International Horseshoers' Assoeia-
tion resolutions were adopted favoring the
FREQ coinage OF silver.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-22
NAY RELEASE WALLER.
The French Government WIN Give Him a
Cirn Trial.

Cirl Trial.
WASHINGTON May 22.-The French
government aoooding to the demand Of
the United States, has transferred the case
OF ex-Consul John l. Waller TO ordinary
civil jurisdiction. This action apparently
nulliles the sentence Of 20 years. confne-
ment imposed on Waller hy a French mil
ltary court in Madagascar and indicates
either his trial by the civil judiciary or
Nis ultimate release from prison.
The matter has now reached q stage
where the United States government has
ample evidence ON which to base claim
against the government Of France possi-
bly, involving the payment Of indemnity
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-22

Another shipment of those 6oc and so porch rock
ers has just reached The Coo and ones without arms
and the $3.50 with Other designs upward So
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-22

ROCHESTER, May 22.-The frost in this
vicinity was the most destructive on rec
ord. The loss on garden produce, crops
and fruit cannot be estimated, but it is
larna
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-22
VKTIEMDSGrCN AND NORTHERN RAIL
W MlAD Tine table ln elfeot Nav 18Th

VKTIIMuSGpCN AND NORTHERN RAIL
W Road Tine table Ia effect May 10Th
1876 ~
TfAirs lsare AYilminRtoa, French street
station. for 3 4 o. Junction. MontchRnip,
ClAddt' Ford Junction. Peeous0n. West
Chester, hinbrseville. Mortonviile. Coates-
gfiie and iuifrrqeuiate sf1finrs, daily eZcel
sunday. AZ "a. 81. &ib and 81 m
iundSy only Al 3 0 : m: s. and o. N.
For W8ynesburk Junction. Springfield AZ
70. edfate etatiors. ts'ly. accept Sunday,
o. 70 n. IS md AS p ~. Sundays Gully A.
tam. / IS and 6 . %.
Eox Joanna. Birdsboro. Residing and ilftss-
IoediAte stations. d~ily. except 2unt~Y. "a
s-ru and IS N. Sundas o1ly It 81 6-a "a
and s. "a.
A 6. ~ cCArsuAND. Srn-rsr ter6ers
BoWNESS BRIGGS. Gen. Passenger Agent
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-22
.T-RE: empire
DEPARTMENT. STORE.
400 MARKET STREET.

While we have already done wonders In
bargain giving. we are not set satisfied.
This week we will sndssvor 10 Guido
ourselves and begin by to- day Offering
the following extraordinary values
STARTING TODAY AT p. M AND
CONTINUING UNTIL FRIDAY EVEN
ING
FAMOUS FRUIT OF THE LOOM
MUSLIN DURING THIS SALE ONLY
Go AFTER THIS SALE 1T GOES BACK
TO 81
30 Inch Hemstitched Swiss FlouncinRs.
very pretty designs. good SOC value,
during this sale 17c
We have just added to cur mary de-
partments manufacturing Ladies Suits.
skirts and INSISTS, anything you see IN
stock can be msde 20 measure at the same
price ss resdy made
Ladies' Wash Blazer Suits In number
q patterns, a suitable for Summer wear.
500
Ladies Princess Lawn Blazer Suits
With Triihy sleeves, extra wide skirt.
eaular SO 90 value at 81 so
20 piscae Of Florence extra heavy
jn-siats fyr skirting. etc 64c
EiegSnt perfect fitting Coisets. the
regular SOC hind At 26c
Superb Bargain Monuments
These prices tell their own story. Be
With us as early - 3 N to-day.
The celebrated Pyle's Pearline put up Ia
30 packages At 29s
80 pieces Of Crash Toweling at 90 a
yard
40 pieces Of Plain and Fancy siIkaline.
80 inches vide reduced from 1910 TO $40.
l0pIeees Of S.ounoe ticking g. Yard.
Just received an assortment OF Dack
IN plain oolors for awnings 10 ounce
GOODS, DC a yard.
Ladies' Fast Back Hose, regular 1919.
lind, only &c. "A pair
Bnttermilk Soap 4fc cake.
25 dozen Ladies' Lawn Handkerohiefs,
10
"a Sheets fure Linen Writing Paper
aud "a envelopes IN boxes reduced to 12c
ladies' Ribbed Vests In white and
ecru, DC
Ladies' Fancy Open-work Embroidered
silk Handkerohiefs, reduced from 40c.
to 100
Mems Chevlot and Flannelstte shirte,
10 different sly les, 100
The cheapest way 10 move, IL 10 buy
one CT our Checkerboards, with CANNON
tNNhNuthi tCs
Confusion Among The
Liniogs.
disastrous prices Spirited prices
Insignificant prices Quick step prices,
81 ems like all the world II lining hunting,
hey bag their game right here, without
much price ammunition.
Dsessmaker's kid finish cambria, 3es.
Dressmeker's beat plain ieno, black
aud drab CSC.
Dreesmaker's grass cloth, black and
drab go.
Dressmaker's Arabian hair cloth, 80
inches vide. 1880
Dressmaker's American hair cloth, 90
Dressmaker's Clarks, Kerr's and
Brooks cotton, 200 yard spools, oil colors,
30.
The Empire Department Store,
zoo Market Street.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-22

Il vii be 60 yonr Interest to attend the
picture sale Nc No SOC Market street,
GO nmencing MONDAY May 90
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-22

Japanese Rugs and Mats in all sizes from the tiny at
SOC the larger sizes 85c per square yard Genuine
Japanese made and beautiful Oriental designs
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-22

NIENNA, May 22.-Franz Won Suppe,
the musical composer, is dead.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-22

The only strictly Carpet and
Drapeiy House in the state.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-22
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

1T seeus 70 me NAV hes a miahty easy
time. shifted jobany. who WAS Ahovelinr
o snow OF the Sidewalk ia the backyard fo-
the hi-d time since breakf St. IS hain't
uutnin' "a 40 bat stay IN the house q ll day
and doctor her neuraley. '-Chicago Tribune.
salt rheum often appears In cold weather,
attacking the palms of the hands aud oihsr
parts Of the hody, Hoods S8rsRpafillH, the
great blood purifier cures ga rheum
Hoods Pills ere the best aftsr-ninher pills:
assist digestion, cure headache. 2dc.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-22

We could have endured ice On Galveston
bay, ont think Of those half million quarts IT
SRA y berries frczsn IN Flurida.-Aveuing
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-22
tOMBARDY CEMETERY
lots For S ale.

Hacks leave An and Market street.
Sundays 2. P. m
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-22

Passenger El-v-s.s s....a s.. s.sas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-28
COLONEL UIHfNG To Mr.. FITCH

M SAYS HE HAD 80 IDEA or EXCEEDING HIS
ArIEopKATioN.
Colonel Warlng hits at Controller Fitch In the fol-
loving letter made public yesterday:
have received many injunctlons not 10 write any
more letters for the papers have mus iar "Dry"I
these injunct.ons. 10 not deem II AdNlsabl" now
over. TO allow the tOrtuous sugg' Stons or con
trolrr Flich's statement to The Board OF Estimate
AMI ApporiiOnmcnt June D. 1915. To pass without
notice lie has studlously cyaded literal false
hood In his composition but he has loaded X
with unfair and misleading suggestions. lie paraies
provision Of tn" law prohibiting IN" exceeding OF
he annual Appropriation by any head 81 a depart
m~nt a. though this might have some Application
20 my case There has for a moment been
he least Idea part, nor IN" least possibility.
that annual appropriations would nav" h"en "N-
ccedci and here refer 10 my eorly announcement
20 that eiicrt. gave notice that must stop keep
Ing the streets clean according to tin" present
standard. while SIN had ample funds with which
10 keep them clean TN the end OF tn" year accord
Ing to the standard heretofore followed. II"
credit II the city Of New York has at no time
been imp"rlllcl 10y any act or probable act, or
possible. ac, OF mine The Implication covered In
the following statement. since the enactment OF
these laws city Department ha-. until now. I'M
drrtaken to exceed It's legal annual appropria-
tions" Is absolutely false. The Implication In this
statement. N one city Department can spend more
than half It's appropriation In four months II also
OF four months | had expended F55.36i and had
LEFT 81 $685. being $73.10i per month for the re-
naming eight months of the year. This was the
actual situation. and IL cannot be Juggcd away 10y
confusing The record with Items concerning which
deficiency T. possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-28
FIFTY FOCR CASES or MEASLES.

THE DISEASE EPIDEMIC AMONG THE INMATES
OF THE BROOKLYN INDUSTRIAL. HOME
An endemic OF measles has broken out In the IN
dustrla Home in South Thrd-st. BrooKyh' anu
fears are fet for the safety OF the 2io iitte ihe'
Of the institution There are now ntty-iour caEV'
All The patients have been removed 10 the hosP''a
bulldlng adjoining the main institution. wnich mas
hcen ouaraniincl. Despite the large NUMBER Oh
cases only one death has occurred SO FAR. IL was
that of David Smith. five years OLD, whose ldth'r
lives AT No. $50 North Second-M
Tho ma adv first made It's appearance about iour
weeks ago on Everett Ay-es, and ten days ia'er 'e
disease began to spread
Young Smith was the secon1 child 10 take inc
disease ard although everything WAS done to Drins
about his recovery the little fellow succumDch anu
WA hurled the next day In Evergreen Cemetery. III
tho Mo, belonging 70 the trustees OF the home
Everett Ayrcs recovered from tho disease. ana ABOUT
twenty OF the other little patients are getting well
rapidly ,.
Tho disease IS believed 10 have been carried INTO
tho Home hy relative OF the Ayres cnil WHO
visited the Institution. None Of the patients are more
than five years old. They are under the treatment
81 Drs Baker and Mycrle. the attending physicians;
who EXPRESS every hope II bringing them ou' a.
right. 49,. vrht,...sev
tho suoorirfenlent. and Mrs Brown. assistant.
There are several trained nurses on the Sl4 ot &c
Ham. who are l~vOtlng their attention 20 ,hc
In, invaliis Everything known 10 the profession
Tor their relief AMI safety Il being done
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-28
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

Vice-Chancellor Pltney yesterday resumed the
hearing over the estate Of Peter Bentley. The VIII
beuueathed the entire estate 10 the widow Mrs
Emily Bentley, so long she lived or unti she
again married. If she died or was remarked the
estate was 10 be divided among the children. In
1894 Mr., Bentley. the children say, Informed them
that she was about to be married to George r.
Wheeden, a well-known club man, who is nearly
twenty younger than the widow gso,Ids One
of her married daughters Mrs Warren DIXON tnsn
sppa a IT, ahe tha R' the
of Mrs. Bentley. the annual inconie i1 IN y
cs|Ior apponted William 4 Lewis temporary re
ceiver March T. 1894. and he mas peeh IN e W,
lev and Wheeden have repeatedly denied in court
that they had intended to marry each other; Many
farilv skeletons have been exposed during inc
legal proceedings. and the children nave aIlesdn
that their mother frequently iaiea 10 onbportnn
's Vic s Ptney adjourned the hearing
u Policeman Finnie yesterday arrested well yell
es srsnicious character. The policeman's sus-
al ;cons wdre aroused by the fact that the woman
Snaw had gone out of style years ago. When the
woman was searched at the ponce seneI about
s ss w sss IS ig IN sv Sr"s IN dimes asks
ring and three knives. There was found also THIS
"To the business Mems Relief Company: This
certies that the circumstances or MES 49, w
No. "a IeWiS-St. nave DteH II,
ErPY93rls r J. Turner Church Society No ~
Rvngon-st The woman said she ,ng was sbe H1 hn
accum,;lated the money found on her. She was
he'd. , -, "Wednesday
pioht was i'm session until nearly u o'clock listening
To- complaints of citizens against Chlef kAg1neef
John Conway and the members OF Engine CON-
NAMES Nos and ~ They will take action on the
evidence next Wednesday night 49, 49,,
The Rockaway and Hudson County Water Com,
pany has fled articles of incorporation with County
Clerk John Fisher. The capital STOCK Is pacelu DC "a
Thomas Cogan and George Homes. all of Jersey
City 1t is thought in Jersey CITY that insre =, i
some scheme behind this Incorporation wnlch WI
result in the company's making bid to supply
Jersey City with water . IT,.
one of The largest public sales Of property tha'
have taken place in Jersey CITY ended YESTERDAY
after a public auction lasting three days The
property consisted principally OF meadow lots in me
north end OF the over part OF Jersey cry. nc
total number of lots sold 22. and they realized
$4,000 The property was a portion OF the Coles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-28
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Rose Epstein, eight years OLD. Of 40. 2i2 Grond-
ST Was attacked by a large dog at Marcy ave" ana
North Second-st. yesterday. and severely bitten on
the left arm. The child's screams brought several
men TO her assistance. Gnd the dog WAS beaten OF
before he could bury his teeth into the little ones
flesh the second time. The wound was cautetzcd
by druggist.
Herman fIuchiing nineteen years old. OF 40. III
Lincoln Place died suddenly yesterday morning
when on his way 10 business In New York. H."
was standing on the elevated station AT 81. Marks
ave whiting for "A at the time Heart disease
is supposed to be the cause.
As the rain came down In torrents yesterday
morning more than one hundred members Of tn"
"Black America company took possession Of the
City Hall steps and sang several Of their best
melodies. crowd OF more than one thousand
people stood around protected by their umbrellas.
and chccrcd the singers. Alderman Walsh invited
them inside, and there they sang more. Tn" Alder
man made them speech OF welcome. In which he
said they did the city great honor by their visit
William C. DAILY. the wcll-known horsepower. he
gan suit for absolute divorce yesterday In the
Supreme Court against his wife. Lizzie DAILY. The
couple have been married than eighteen years.
Mrs. DAILY Is at present living In Hartford. Conn