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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-05
Police Items.

In the police court today John
Bergen and Henry Lloyd plead guilty
to the charge OF drunkenness, aud
wers each given 1--we days at hard la
Dor.
ii. weudle was before the court on
the charge Of yagraucy, but was dis
charged, an.
I'D. skldmore was giyon niieen
dayI' labor for destroying city prop
erty.
Ben johnson for stealing ride was
given two dsys' hard labor.
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CLEVELAND, July 5.-The wire
drawcts' striNe, inHugurated at the
American work on Wednesday, has
spread 10 tho Backus Wire Nail com.
pany and II. T.. Nail 4 Co.'S WORKS.
Fifteen huudfcd men are out and wire
drawing IL practically at a standstill IN
this city. Cleaners aud laborers Mt the
American wire works Joined the strike
and that plant IA idle In oil depart.
ments a. a result. The increase dc.
mauded amounts TO about II por cent.
Tho men are well organized.
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BADLY BATTERED.
\. c. Stevenson Says the Ornamental
tlOn OF Ills Face was Unlawful

This morning n. q. Stevenson, who
resideS In South Cottonwood, informed
United States Commissioner Sommers
that the reason for his (Mr. stsvsnson)
appearing much - though lie had
been through threshing machine,
was an unlawful assault committed by
one Chill Miller, OF Murray. The
battery was not performed with deadly
weapons, though the victim felt
as though his RssallAnps blows
with ftts and feet almost had a
deadly effect. Mr.. Stevenson sait that
Mf. MilleT'i attack was unpToyoked,
therefore Judge Sommor issued a war
raui, which was placed IN the hands
OF Sheriff Hardy, aud this afternoon
Miller was arrested. Meanwhile, a de.
cision on the merits OF tue case VIII
await the he,ring OF both sideS.
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An Appeal Taken.

An appeal from Justice Harvey, Of
the Second precinct, was registered In
the Third district court today. 1t was
in tn, calo OF Joseph NJ. Stout Va.
Leon Delaney. The plaintiff originally
sued for S2205 aud intstesI, anu
secured judgment for $685.. From
the decision requiring the payment Oi
this amount, the defendant now ap.
peals.
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Firth OF CIyds Regatta.

GREESooS, Firth OF Clyde, July 5.
Tho Niagara. Dakota, EuchAris anu
Itnlta started today Ia the twenty-rat.
ers' race. The Hsnita was tho first
over the line, followed by the Eucha.
RE, Niagara aud Dakota. on XII.
creggan the Niagara had y lead Of two
seconds on the Eucbaris. The finish
was M follows IenitA, . h. IS m. So ~;
Niagara, 3 h. 3 m. Is; EuCharis, 3 h.
10 m. o a.; the Dakota was not iimeI.
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NEW York, July b.-A special to
the HeTad lroIn Rio Dc Janeiro says:
General GaTvsO, representing tile
federal government, will propose Terms
10 ond the revolt Ia Rio Graudo DO Sui.
The proposition viii include tho Te'
tiIement u Governor Casa Castillo, to
be provisional governor until y new
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NEW York, July "a cable dls-
pa'eh 10 the american lPhseimda from
Iafia announces mat mNtch has
oeen arranged between Banker, tho
hf.meTlean Professional, and Profile tho
european champion. Tho race Will
ARe place ON the Seine track, PaTis,
sunday, July Z, anu will DO tho bosg
No Ia three over n distance Of 5000
me'Ies Tor $500 a silc.
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HuSTEE's QUAY. July DIN the
private maIou eaued TO-DAY between
the Nalky ric ~ ami Ailsa, tho former
won by ilten minutes. IL was dead
beat 10 windwsrd seven miles, then n
run uoiote tho wind Of seven miles,
boIn logs being sailed In light breeze.
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DUBLIS, July 6.--Miohael Cleary, Of
Ballyvgulea, near Clonncl, was CON
viotod Of maBslsughter today, In
Csusing the death OF his wife, Bridget
Clearly, at Ballyvadlea, March lith,
lss., by burning and otherwise III.
treating her on the ground that she
was bswit1hsd.
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:, Nhw York, July ga special 10
az ssV n0r'd from Guatemala sayi: Hign
snnvlAla OF the present government arc
70 be implicated In recently die
!, s, 0o,'u calculations amounting TO over
,aiyoV,VOO The alleged stealing has
IN yong on for two ysaTs. Tho
.Itoney missing 10 SAID TO have been
n rss,geu as expended for arms, which
ls'eF reached here.
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even 70 40 far ne to threaten 10 murder
all the " mites on the reservation. Oue
Of the Inter, the Rev. J. W. Tim, sent
cut by the Church Missionary society
twelve yeats ago, who has endured
every hardship and deprivation IN
which his wife and children have
shared, have boon Obliged 10 lice Tor
their lives. The braves have on their
war paint and are looking for blood.
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NEW YoHK, July 5.-A special 10
the Herald from ~. Petersburg Gays
there Ii every reason ~ believe by
Saturday next the signature OF the
agreement relating to the Chinese loan
viii be- announced. Tho understand.
ing between Russia and China !, now
complete.
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CHICAGO, July 5,-SlN members Of
family were nsphyxlAted by gas last
night, and found dead In iheir bsds TO-
day. Tue family lived Mt No. COL Cor
uslia street. The deaths resulted fro m
tue accidental turning Oh oi the gas Jtl
IN the sleeping room,
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The Internal Machine Wouncs n
isusg GlTl In n crowd.

hounE tiFi In crowd.
FoRT WAYNE, Ind, July "A
pauIo was caused by the action Of an
unknown man, who threw n gaf-pipe
bonD into u crowd Of people rushing 10
n fire. The internal machine was sent
soaring over the heAdH OF the people,
aud someone sounded cry OF alarm.
Everybody sought, n place OF safety,
but Miss Minute HRzemoyeT, u FiTi VI
10, was unable 10 get out Of range OF
the milsile, as she had been thrown
down by the excited ana atlrighted
cfowG. Sac had Just risen 10 her knees
when tho bomb exploded, hurting the
ragged pieces OF iron IN all directions.
One OF tho fragments struck the girl
IN tho threat, outting u TERRIBLE cash.
Another fragment tore of one OF her
thumbs and uhU was dashed Violently
back upon tho ground by tho force Of
the explosion.
The author Of the tragedy was seen
TO throw tue bomb, but tho police have
n poor description aud II 10 doubtful n
be will be captured.
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AsnLAHD, Wiz, July 5.-rhe upper
dookmen on the Wisconsin central ore
dock struck this m lruing. They have
been receiving Sl.35 a day and Ia
mn hour Tor overtime. They dCmaud
$3.50 day aud zoo au hour Tor over
Time. Five boats a.e ut tho docks
waiting for cArgcet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-05

local congress meets. Tho alteration
of the state cJnstitution 10 make II
similar 10 those constitutions OF other
s.atei; the restoration, with free par.
dou, OF all members VI the army and
navy taking part IN past fovolts Rnd
Any rebels IN the Rio fquadron, In.
tl1ding Admiral DE uUllJ.
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ROME, July 6.-rho dusi arranged
bstwuen Signor Cali, under secretary
Of state, aud Deputy Matescatchi, was
fought this msfning. SlbIos were the
weapons, Both men were wounded.
tbs duel arose from tho fact that
SigLor CALI yesterday curing a debate
IN the Chamoet OF deputies called
Maruscatchi n liar.
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a. Lw fonS, July 5.-WOrd c)mos
u u tue Herdlsi's correspondent In
sai,SSn'eyidep, Uruguay, that the body
sntg,d TO he that OF Admiral do CANA
mI,nlt OF some okior oillcur. II H. be.
n I've, ia Gama's body wan burned 10
hv,oh' an exposure OF the baTbar0us
treatment 1t received.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 5.-The bodies
NJ hary Morgan, aged "a, aud Magic
LaiieIty, aged 80, were found ON the
track OF this Pennsylvania railroad, q
short distance above Holmsburg, this
morning. The girls had been on a
picnic, aud became separated from the
other mnmbera Of tho pArIyj they were
run down by tho train.
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crack CycIi.t PaiI..

DENVER, July o. - Berthe Banks,
DeuvtI's crack i7.yeaT-old bioyclisl,
has probably ridden his last race. He
broke his ankle AMI sustained other
severe injuries by fall In the raco al
Pueblo yesterday,
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AEIss and a Fatal shot.

SPRIH0FMLD, LII, July 5.-George
Lawson, proprietor OF White Ribbon
hotoi, when drunk today, went 70 tho
kitchen where his vile was preparing
a meal, kissed her anu shot her through
tho LOuy anu then shot himself.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-05
Emplsy.. wages AMI Politics.

NEw York, July 6.-Tho Reform
elub les prepared u list OF over 800
concerns directly affected by tho VA.
son oill, Whoae employer wages have
oseh Increased, according ~ Ine state
menIa made by tits club.
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NUrTIAL IlNUI8 TIED.

JEFFERsONvuLE, I'M, July b.
squiio JOhn Huuso, OF matrimonial
lame, cciebfaied thU Fourth by marry.
ing nino clipping couples from tue
noighb0ring slatus. Last Fourth Oi
July Justice Hauso married. eight elOp.
ing couples.
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MINNEAPoLIS, July 5.--Krlstian
Kortgard, who wrecked the state bank
OF Minneapolis, must serve a Teiorma.
tory term In the state prison, tbs ~.
preme court today affirmed the sen.
fence Of the lower court. KorigHrd
was once city treasurer OF Minneapo.
liz
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TERRE HAUTE, Ind, July 5.-Bart.
lett, COuhu a COR grain elevator was
burned down LAST night. The loas II
heavy. II was the largest elevator In
Indiana,
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Plead Guilty.

NEW YORK, July 5.-Albert Is.
Moore, president OF tho East River
Silk company, today pleaded guilty to
eight Indictments tor forgery. lie was
renamed until Tuesdsy,when no will
hh kenlOnped.
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MnI be InN,.lIsatsd.

wAsHINGroS, July "a special
agent has been sent by tho genera !
land office 20 investigate the allego d
enclosures Of public lands Ia tue yicin-
w OF Portland, Oregon.
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TORONTO, July Dan alarming re.
port has reached here regarding thc
condition OF the braves on the Black
foot reservation near Gleohen. II wa,
said that they are In an ugly mood anu
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rnlai Naturalization.

Colon, July 5.-rhe boiler Of tho
eltctfic wOiks at CarthsEenlA exploded
,0tay, Destroying three houses, killing
ton peisons and wounIing eighteen
ulhers,
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NEW ULM, Minu., July 5.-Pollce.
maa Albert Wiuklsman was shot and
killed while walking his beat, by AL
unknown assassin,
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REPonrs FALSE.
herbert Bismarek says Ills Fathers
Health O.. nstl.r than gsuhL

NEW York, July 5.-The Tiara ID
th4 morning sayG A genilsman In
neW York, who IL q personal friend OF
Count Herbert Blsmarck, cablcd m
inquiry ~ TO the truth of thu rumOrs
respecting BIsmarok's health. To this
inquiry Count Herbert replied ss lei.
l0NE
"FRIEDRICHsRuHE, July Z,
REPORTS false. The prluce's health
lelltr than usual. BIsMAECK.n
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BIRNIISGitAN, Ala, July 5.-At
Louisville, Ala, lightning killed Post
master Edward Bryan, wife aud baby.
One boy survives.
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vienna, July J.--ssvero storms aud
rain have caused considerable damage
In various parts ~ the country. At
Marbach on the Danube, Elk persons
lest thor liveB.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-05

LONDON, July 5.-rhe House Of
LorJs today rejected By yots OF II TO
II motion To- 20 into committee on
tho Irish municipal franchise bill.
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FATAL FIREWORKS.
n.,tb and Danger In Toy Pistols,
lSEy Rockets and Bombs
orlrE A RECORD OF ACCIDENTS
81. celebration Of the Nations Day Of
Independence Leaves Sorrow in
Many Family Circles

,, 1890.
CHICAGO, July o'r''o p''
a..d md thirty three injured was the
., aoeii,ntn OF the Fourth OF
eoO'u " a.. D,to,,, 4, . n,eloek
July OF leso !" c"'Nus' w ~
This morning. Inc pis'o' OF ooni'"o'u'
.,d the toy pistol got IN It's work In Ihe
-, i,.t tb.,e of tho four In th- roll
ues'" 49,. ,t.atiIy ,,sshin,.
beipg Vlouihs W -, a., -,
FifecfacseIs came neH' IN ,he i',', ~
syen injured persons .,',l 49,.
Then came stray ouIlols, ~ 's ,','t
eight PERSONS MI ~ VpI,uus ''',iss 80
places. Tofpeuoes nu'. w ~, 49,
while the rocket nv ]" sii"'' "'' WV
telling reported mt -, ,,,.,
The iiro dop.ttmoht "ss nv, W, y,
yesterday anu IAs' nlIh. e.ivau - W
alarms sent IN on h'es tVbu',.n. ~ ~
tIflosiyes. Last year .nsso me's ,.
vbilu tbs yeM tnoie "e'o o"'
more lhAh wv
FATALLY IFJuRED.
LA sALLE, lille, July 5.-Thfee. pot.
ans arc fatally Injured AZ result OF
A. accident during the fireworks last
night. A tomb rocket alter going q
thott distance, fell and exploded, set
ling fto TO q largo qualify OF nrt-
works which exploded with tefrlno
force. Thote were ak thousand People
within q block OF tue place, anu
tanic followed. Horses rem away aud
ihe crowd ttampedeJ, cfushing women
and children under foot. william
Tail, OF TnmpicO, Ills, was struck by
rocket In tho head aud 70 reriou,ly
injured that the physicians say hs cam
not live. Dan Cahill had his leg shat
tered by exploding fireworks anu was
tfampled on by the crowd, Suffering
injuries which may prove fatal. IL ifty
Kenney, who said his parents live In
California, was horribly burned ABOUT
tho face, hands and arms. His iniuTiee
may prove fatal. HAIRY Joy Of WI
hona nau nv s an,,, uUSo H.. inImtsd
Tho adjoining building, which caught
nfe, were saved BY the nte depart
ment.
THEM LAST FOURTH.
-. = r,
PHILADELPHIA July % three
FhllaleIphlsns were uto"h"u w ,n'
Drih"ho HNet Jet'eIuAy NJ si,y,
~ j., ABOUT Il miIes aoy'o ,no s'y,uy
lhe oapslslhg OF hpoM' Ahey "s,'
John Anterior, Faux b.VAns VI
oJcle man uiacsuief' anu MISS MA'on.
.IeeE, me paiy o. sa pe,'yns -
the Guy On Weuhesusy niknt intent-
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PopnIist Platform.

.houlsvILLE, July 5.-Tho state con-
,Sssuyn " Kentucky Populists today
'P'sd platform te.AiiifminR tue
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ECHOES oY IIIr rouuru.

Americans In M'Nica celebrate the
nay OF independents.
Cry VI MEXICO, July J.-rho anui.
veisary VI Amvreau independence
was ohssrvol Ia this oipiial by the
American colony. The celebration was
htid In Tlyoll Dol EllsI ana the net
proceeds were $1,000, watch will bo
given 10 the support VI the American
hospital. A fine dinner vas served.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-05
THEY FOUGHT TWICE
Severe Engagements Reported Oh Clbl
Yesterday.
An IssUnGESr LEADER KmLE D.
Expeditions for tbs Ali Of the ilnsur'
gohts-Rebpl Friends In New
York-Notts.

HAvASA, July 5.-Two severe er-
gsgemsnts were fought yesterday al
PalmES Atas, SSitiaso dc Cubs. Cap
tain B)teas, At the head OF detach'
ment Of Volunteers, engaged 400 insur-
gent cavalry under command o; ANA.
dor Guerra. The volunteers lost
seventeen killed aud nineteen wound.
ed. Among tho killed on the ln'ur-
gent aide was Amid,r Guerra, the
noted leader, aud LieuIsnanis Raphael,
Bortero and Forrero. Ia addition
sixty insurgents OF the rank and hic
were killed.
NiAssACBED BY INSURGENTS.
NEW YoWS, July ga special 70
tho Icrdd from Santiago de Cubs
sayt: IL Is reported here that small
Cuban expedition from Jamaica, while
Attempting TO land on tue coast west Of
Santiago recently, was 20 closely lu;-
sued by Spanish warship a. 10 be
comtrllcd 10 beach ana burn their
schooner with the bulk Of this ammu'
milton aboard, To avoid capture. Tue
men, however, all escaped.
Twenty .flvo young CuUans, iuclud-
ing tho sons Of several leading morch.
anIs, succeeded Ia breaking through
the spanish picket lines and Joining
tue rebel forces.
Private advlces from insufCent
sources report TINT Captain GarTldo,
chief OF the Spanish volunteers OF
YalerAs, was killed In recent engage
moni. Tue news IL not officially con.
| filmed.
The GaTtido estate La Guiana wac
burned by rebel guorrillas and sixteen
Spanish Iaborors upon tue place were
| killed In the attack. According 70
| Spanish accounts these men offered no
armed resistance, and we're virtually
m,ssacred by the Cubaus, who turned
a deaf ear to the most pitiiul appeals
for mercy.
READY TO START FOR CuBA.
NEW YOmt, July "a special TO the
World iron San Jote, Costa Rlca, says:
Regardless Of the governments tx
pressed determination 10 stop tue fol-
IN alton here Of expeditions Tor Cuba, u
IL known that largo expedition IA
ready TO start. Men ana supplies are
now on board n ship and only waiting
| for tho arrival OF their leader.
| General Maceo's expedition sailed
from Costa RE, last Aprli
| TO PATROL TIM OJAsG.
NEW YORK, July ga local paper
says:
News has bsen received 10 the effect
that Governor General Martinez Cam.
pos has impressed about hliy small
vessels that ply their trade In Cuban
waters into tue service Of the govern
ment to patrol the coast iOr flisDualef'
ing expeditions.
REBELS ~ NEW YORK.
NEW YouK, July 5.-Leaders Of the
Cuban Revolutionary party In all part.
oi this country are hoCking 10 New
York to consult with tho mRnpgsrs OIL
the revolution there. BeverAi nave
already come this week rom Phila.
delphia, Key West aud Tampa, Rnt
more arc expected sOOn. Their prin,
cipsl object Is to see Tomas Es.Tedi
Palma, whom CubAns everywhere Teo
OgniEo as their president by virtue o
| hta having leen the duly eleptpd heaC
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-05-27
TO FURNISH THE CITY WITH COAL
Board of Street and Water Commits
Consider Bids.

The Street and Water Commissioners
this morning received bids for the fur
nishing and delivery of 5000 tons of soft
coal at Belleville and 1000 toms at High
Service. The specifications required a
$1,000 check to each bid. 10
the surprise of everyone thirteen bidders
responded.
Bids presented by George J. Haney
and the Patton Coal Company were ac-
cepted Professionally. No check accom-
panied these bids, nor had any freehold
ers qualified. In the latter instances a
bond of the American Surety Company
was given.
The other bidders submitted unusually
low bids. A. S. Swords & Co. bid 1928
a ton ON Pocohcntas, $2.841a for Puritan
and $3.50 for Glen Richie. The Davis
Coal and Coke Company bid s3.07h OH
Elk mine. The Chesapeake & Ohio Com
pany bid $2.S3 for New River.
The contest is between these bidders.
The best coal of the lot is that offered
by the Davis Coal and Coke Company.
The Goals of the other two are fair. The
other bidders were:|Sweet & Brown,
S2.92 for Summit coal; James Coyle, Glen
Ritchie, $3.50; Wilton, $3.50; Blackjack
M MnoRsy c9 %n5mg s rs for g = PIG fgr Bend eoa,s eoasl;
Frank G. Patton, s2.s5 for Patton coal;
D. E. Williams & Co.. $21 for Glen
Wood; G. J. Haney, $2.64 for Frugalty
coal; Patton Goa Company, 1922 for
Patton coal. There is a probability of
the Davis Company being successful.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-05-27
VIGILANCE REWARDED.
The Police Capture Several VtolatOrs
of the Sunday Law.

The vigilant police officers of the First
and Second precincts managed to find the
large number of four liquor dealers who
terday. Three arrests were made in the
First precinct and one in the Second.
In all the cases the offence consisted
mainly of the fact that the proprietors
were allowing customers to rush cans"
There was no particular order sent out
for closed doors but dealers were given a
tip to keep shady and not operate
too openly. The old timers observed the
warning while others who apparently
care nothing for the police operated as
deiantly as ever.
The first man arrested was Patrick
Gately, Of No. 50 Greene street; A boy
containing a healthy pint of beer, John
Defrance, of No. 63 Morris street, figures
as the complainant against him. Thomas
Kelaher. an old offender. of No. 265 York
street, was arrested on information fur
Tigue, of No. 255 Grand street They have
signed the necessary complaint.
Thomas O'Grady of No. 81 Morris street
" was the he next 19nf fort caught b y q
of him. Rudolph .Addicks of No. 168
Grand street was also caught with. open
doors. Edward Good of Mo. 219 Ninth
street, filed a complaint against him;
rapidly and in the afternoon and even
ing saloons were kept. well darkened. A
rushing business was lone just the same.
Citizens are assisting the police and I'M
less the law is observed there are likely
The prisoners furnished bail in Justice
Potts court this morning and were
remanded for a hearing e Monday.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-05-27
DRIVEN TO SUICIDE BY REM0RsE
A Runaway Wife Attempts to End
Her Life With Poison.

Charlotte Fuchs, of Nc. IS Morris
street, attempted suicide early this morn
ing by taking a heavy dose of earbolic
acid. She was found by n%eighbors in a
comotose conditions. DR.. Rector was
summoned, and found her condition
critical. An hour after recovering con-
sciousness she was induced to tell why
she attempted to end her life. 1t ap-
pears that up to two months ago she
lived happily with her husband, Robert
Fuchs, at No. 450 Second street. One
eventful afternoon she met and appar-
entity fell in love with Pau Hunger. At
ter numerous intreaties she consented
to desert her husband, who she now ays
was always kind to her, and went to
live with Hunger. They established a
weeks everything was sunshine, and the
woman tried to make herself believe
she was happy. Suddenly a desire
seized her to return to her husband and
ask his forgiveness. She also noticed
that Hunger was not as affectionate as
he had been, and that he kept away
from her. On Saturday the climax was
had tired Of her, and that 1t would. be
advisable for her to return to her hus-
band. A wrangle ensued, and he de-
clared he would no longer support her.
He left the house and did not return all
day yesterday. She worried, and finally
determined to end her sorrows by taxi
ing her life. When her husband learned
her living to pay her S for her sup
port. and allow her to live alone. Her
husband remained beside her all day.