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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-24

nevery township three days a week
during winter to distribute samples.
collect names of sick people and
work up trade for their druggists on
the three great family remedies: DR..
Rays Renovator. DR.. Kay's Lung
Balm aud Kidneykura. Good pay to
man or woman. Send for booklet
and terms. DIR. B. j. Kay Medical
company. Western office, Omaha,
Neb.
The morning times., 1896-09-01
DIED.


CHRISTIAN-Mrs. Charlotte Christian,
beloved wife OF the late Jacob Christian.
departed this life on Monday afternoon at
$50, in her forty fifth year.
Funeral will take place from the Lib
erty BAPTIST Church, Corner Eighteenth AMI
+ streets northwest. on Thursday, Scptem-
her 3. l S96, at . O'Clock p. IN. 1t
KOOB-fhe remains of Maggie Koot, be-
loved wife OF John ". n oOt, viii De TAKEN
from the vault and buried Tuesday, Sep
.ember / 1896, at u. III il
PREND DER-August 80, 1896, Leroy.
youngest son OF j onn and Mary Ellen Prem
der, aged nine months and nineteen days.
Funeral from parents residence, AZ
Hickman street, between First and second
and L and southeast, at p. m, Septeni-
ber 1. 1t
CHAvES-Sunday, August SO, 1896.
Annie T. Chavcs, tncc BellewJ beloved wife
OF Francis Chaves, aged twenty-siX years.
Funeral Tuesday, September | from resi-
leucc 40 Elm street northwest, LeDrot
Park, thence to Church OF immaculate
Conception, where high requiem mass will
be said at 8 o'ciDck a. III. Intcrment at
Nc mt Olivct. Frtentfx and Relatives are
ip ,ised to attend. 1t
LARNER-On Saturday August 20. ss6.
at ll:SS osclock u. M, Charles Frederick,
son OF tho late Michael and Chrfstia NJ
Ilrner.
Funeral from bis hntc residence. No. %
Grant place northwest, Tuesday afternoon,
September I. at $50 o'clock. Friends oe
the family inytted. II
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SALOON NO PLACE FOR Her
ChiIdren's Guardians Have an At
tachment for Margaret Rudd.
She Ix Fourteen and the Authorities
Claim mShe frequents Her Mothers
Saloon TO Her Injury.

Mrs. Isabella Rudd called at the police
court yesterday with her attorney, Mr..
Joseph ShiBington, to protest against an
attachment being served on her daughter
by the police. The paper was issued at
the instance of Agent Lewis OF the Board
OF Chiidren's Guardians aud alleges that
the girl, Margaret Elizabeth Rudd. Is sur
reunited by immoral influences, conducive
10 her contaIninatiod I'm ffequenting the
premises of her mother. 943 b street north
west, where Mrs. Rudd Conducts saloCn.
Margaret Is fourteen and pretty, and the
agent claims to have information that She
has danced before frequenters Of the place
and charmed them even as salome fas-
cinated Herod for the price Of John the
Baptist's head. To these allegations MIS-.
Rudd makes most spirited denial She
SAYS never has her daughter Committed
such an act, and that the whole story Is
the malicious work OF her husband, Theodore
II. Rudd, to tear the girl from her and bring
her place In disrepute with the excise
beard just oil the eve OF new license year.
a year ago she SECURED an absolute
divorce from her husband. with ahmouy
and the custody of the chilli Ever since
that action. she says, her tormeI husband.
who is also in the saloon business On
LOUISIANA avenue, not far from his wife's
place, has striven in every way to ruin
her, and she IS so thOfOueniy ihceuseh
over, as she says bis latest move. that
she intends to seek redress in court.
Mrs Rudd says she has always been
careful 10 keep her daughter from any
society injurious to ber. and that she
loves her dearly, and the feeling is
refrigerated by tBt.-ebih, whom she in
tends sending to boarding school in two
weeks. unless the autborities Intervene.
Agent Lewis says be does not desire to
take the girl away from her mother. if
the latter will restrain Margaret from
visiting the barroou. aud remain at Mrs.
Rudd's residence. It is understood the
police will not serve the warrant unless
the girl is seen at the saloou-
The morning times., 1896-09-01
Wash shingtonians in New York.
(SDatial tn Tho Times

New York, Aug. 31.-St. Cloud, c.. II
Birrick. Miss NJ. Roeth, s. s. DAVIS; Cont.
mental. G. T. Berry, ]. W. Frost, o. G. Hilr
A. S. Mccoy, b. Taylor; st. Denis, Miss
Boyan, II. H. Saul, Miss G. Seffery, W
Speer. Miss A. c. Wing. Mrs C. Stiehea
vendome, 8. s. Darish; Metropolitan, C. Fl
Wiseman; Murray Hill, T. Il. Vincent
Rirrett. Miss Il. Sonderlan; Albert, Mrs c.
Peloubet; Windsor. r. Saxton and wife;
Park Avenue. J. c. Stoddard; Metropole.
Miss g. Sondheim; Imperial. w. P. Hazard
and wife; Astor, X. w. Penthnd; Everett,
E. o. Matthew'S; Broadway, W. B. Martin;
Westminster, f. A. Pring; Holland. Z. Wat
son.
Miss ]. c. Bell and Miss n P. johnson
left the st. Cloud to visit Europe.
Army arrivals; E. 8. Everett, e. Kinds
and wife, s. NJ Kecher. E. L. King, E.
Loudon, C. II. Mcneil, J. Schooner, II. R.
Lemby, n Miles, 8. s. Sumner. Navy ar
rivals: j. W. Cam, j. w. King, A. H. Nc
Carthy, c. X. Miller.
The morning times., 1896-09-01
ALEXANDRIA NEWS.

Mrs. Annie NJ Reynolcs. wife OF Mr..
Joseph Reynolds, died at her home, No
1899 King street. vest er.iar nsEHiDsr Mrs.
Re ynclds retired in her usual good beaHA
Sunday night, and few hocrs fatPr was
attacked with heart trouble, and died be-
fore a physician could Be summoned
Mrs. Charles Grimes, whose serious iii
ness was reported in yesterdays Times,
died at her home on North st. Aslph street
A collision on the Mount Vernon Electric
Railway yesterday morning delayed the
running OF trains Eetwecn this city and
Washington for more than an hour The
accident occurred Fear the st, Louis brics
yard nd was caused by the driver OF a
brick cart attempting to drive. his. team
across the track in front of an electric
train which was rnndns alta higsr'rate If
speed. The cart and horse Were thrown
down an enibankmeiit and the cars weT:'
deraiied. M ore was Injured
Mrs. Amanda NJ violett, widow of Rob
crt C. Violet, died at the Alexandria In
firmary yesterday
In the corporation court during the month
of August twenty nine deeds We're recorded
and sixteen marriage licenses were Issued.
The annual inspection OF the Alexandra
Light Infantry will be held the latter part
OF this month. -
Misses Mollie and Lena Toombs have
returned from Winchester.
Mrs F. A. Reed has returned ifnth
Colonial Beach.
Miss Emnia Grimes. accompanied by her
sister. Miss May, has gone to Silcotts
Springs.
Mr.. J. D. H. Lunt has returned from
Loudouu county.
Mr. j. b. Waller is quite sick at tho
infirmary.
Mr.. John Mason is on 4 visit to friends
in this city
Rev. Theron Rice, pastor of the seconl
Presbyterian Church, who has heen travel
ing in Europe during th. summer, w:ii
sail for home September Il.
Miss IiIy Jacobs, is the guest OF siiss
Ida Jerman. at Fairfax Court House
Miss Anna Deahl. daughtcrof Mr. Addison
w. Deahl, is lying critically i'll at her
home on Duke street.
A warrant was issued last NIGHT charg-
i,yF NJ. Hill with gambling, ON the COM
pIaiut of Charles f. Harris. The case Will
he heard in the police court this morning
The morning times., 1896-09-01
SHE CaRvEs IN MEERsCHAUN

DRINCE OF Denmark has won
br1de OF more than royal gifts.
Princess Maud is entitled to consid-
eration from the point of view Of the to-
bacco trade, because she is an expert
carver m meerschaHm. In the German
language. which all the members OF her
mouse speak so well, she would lie called
Observation-Disclosures. Her cousin the Ger
man emperor. has very fine pipe. on which
was carved by the princess the figure of q
warrior. To her husband she gave a meer-
sehaum with a Danish officer engraved
upon the bowl
The morning times., 1896-09-01
Rough on the cr~kery.

what makes you lCek SO down III de
mouf?" asked Uncle Nose OF jim webster.
MY wife done broke anudaer plate dis
mawpfn'.''
..Dat's muffin. De plate don't cost yer
more den or dime Dat don't hurt much"
Hit don't hurt. reckon yer don't know
dat hits my head she busss dc dishes oD."
YES .tfat'srougR on decreckery."-Texas
SITTER.
Important to Those Interested in
Real Es4n&s.
Tie Tunes Real Estate Bureau. Tenth
street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
iD order 10 accommodate business men and
others whose time is occupied during the
day, and who cannot come at regular Of
fee hours 70 transact Real Estate basinesA
fnnda IL necessary to keep its OFFICES open
every HoDdsy evening nom Z to 10 p. m.
The morning times., 1896-09-01
QUEEN AND THE POPE.

1HE Queen of England is said to be
/ much touched by the pope's letter
which accompanied his holiness pres
ent OF massive gold antique bracelet to
the Princess Charles Of Denmark 1t is a
very rare event for the pope to send gifts
to the members of the English royal
family at weddings and it may be taken
as another proof OF the desire at the vatf-
can to be on friendly terms with Angii-
cans.
The morning times., 1896-09-01
MEDIUM LEWIS FUNERAL
Spiritualists VIII Conduct the. Unique
Burial Sx.FyIcp~

Spirttualists VIII Conduct the Unique
Burial Services.
All the local spirituaiists, and many
who have come here from BeigisboKing
cities. will attend the funeral of Mrs E.
W. Levy. which will occur today at 3
p. M. from her late home, No. 457 Mis-
souri, avenue.
In accordance with Mrs Levy's last
wishes, the ceremony will conform strictly
to spiritualistic ideas. and will be short
and simple. Mrs. .raquess medium, and d
long standing friend of the deceased. will
Off ficiate.
There will be no ordained clergyman
THIS is also in compliance with the wishes
OF the dead medium. Mrs. JaGue will
deliver short prayer, after which the
asseiEbled mediums will eDde;lvor 10 Eold
communication with Mrs. Levy in the
spirit world.
After the ceremony the remains will -,
taken to Oak Hill Cemetery. There will e
Bo service at the grave, and tie tody will
be inferred in the family lot Immediately On
its arrival there.
Represent ative Van Horn Of Kansas
City. Mo, who is now editor OF the Kansas
City journal. is Ter executor, and viii fe
one of the pallbearers. The other pail
bearers will be chosen from the prominent
spirituaiists OF this city
The morning times., 1896-09-01
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
Assistant Surgeon LOwndes Detailed
for Duty in the City.

for Duty in the City.
In ADDITION to the officers detailed to
the Bancroft. the following naval orders
have been issued: Passed Assistant En-
gineer C. a. f. King. detached from the
Newark, home and granted three months
leave. Ensign E. L. Eennett. trans ferred
from the Columbia To the New York. Lieut..
C. Thomas. detached from the photographic
office and granted three months SICK
leave. Passed Assistant Surgeon c. II. T.
Lnwndes, from the Philadelphia Naval Hos
rital to the Washington Navy Yard. being
relieved by Assistant Surgeon L. Norris.
Army orders Capt. Carroll A. Dcvol. as
sistant quartermaster first lieutenant,
Twenty-fifth Infantry, is relieved from
duty at the State University of Wisconsin
and ordered to take charge of the con
struction OF the rev military post OF Fort
Hancock, New Jersey. First Lieut.. vii
liam L. Keniy, jr.. First Arti'lcTy. is re-
lieve.l from dety at the United states Az
tiIlery School. Fort Monroe. Virginia, and
will Join his battery. -.....-.
The following transfers in the First !r
fantry are made: Second Lieut.. Harry A.
Smith. from Company A to X, exchanging
with Charles L. B eiit 10 ''' -f-.'-'i'.''-'
The morning times., 1896-09-01
A CONSERVATORY WAIST.

EOR little gown to wear in the con-
servator ynothiDgfs asneat andreiiafte
as fine snug serge. The conservatory
may not mean a great green house Ere
sided over by gardener. 1t may tie
a little lean-to, heated by the warmth
from the sitting room, or a deep window
where plants bloom pereunially. But
q gown for the plants is necessity IL
one wishes to look "fit' among the
flowers.
A serge dress should have a very neat
fitting Jacket. Though serge is con-
sidered rough cloth, it can be obtained
very close and fine, so as to look almost
lake lady's cloth, though much less ex-
The morning times., 1896-09-01
For Letters of Administration.

A petition for letters OF administration
upon the estate OF Margaret Riley, of No.
1910 Maryland avenue southwest, WAS
filed yesterday. II states that tie estate
consists OF about Sau0 In securities and n
horse and wagon The only heirs are three
married sisters, Elizabeth Price OF No.
$40 Florida avenue northwest, Mary "A.
DOwney OF Alexandria and Esther Harris
of Jersey Shore, Pa, and TIE heirs OF
Christopher Riley, who died at Liverpool.
England, twent y-five years ago.
The morning times., 1896-09-01

pens:ve. But the glory must lie in the fit.
To obtain Il perfect set in this cloth
only one thing can be depended upon
and that is bOning. 1t must be Gone
scientifically and without stint. Light
weight bones can be used, ard the Jacket
need not be tight. hut 1t must be kept
shapely with plenty of stays.
Very new jackets have cUtaway
front, under which u vest of white taffeta
is cunningly set, connecting at the size
seams with the jacket. Collar linen is also
used, this being letter for conservatory
wear. A little apron Of the same material
as the vest is worn with the dress, and a
hat piled with summer flowers and loops
OF velvet.
The morning times., 1896-09-01
TO II Err.

Perciance the spell that now must part
Our lives may yet he broken;
And then your sweet unconscious heart
May know my love unspOken-
Perchance the jealous seal OF Time
May break in some for season;
And you will read this book of rhyme.
And know the rhyme s dear reason.
How long ago the song began!
How lonely was the singer,
Whose mistress never thought to scan
The lines he dared TO bring her!
Oh, will you ever read it true,
When all the rhymes are ended?
How much of Hope of Love, of You,
with ever verse was blended
who Kpowss But when the bars shall
That set our souls asunder,
May you. at lastsfh hearing all,
Feel Love grow out of Wonder;
And may the SONG Be glad as when
The boys fresh veiee commenced 1t;
And may my heart be beating then,
To feel your own against it!
H c. BUNNER
Hey, therel Don't forget special trains
TO Rockville Fair, Wednesday. No stops.
Leaves Baltimore and Ohio station at 1915
p. N. One dollar round trip. 1t
The morning times., 1896-09-01
ADELINA FAITHS SUCCESSOR.

Han has gone crazy over a new op-
L cratic singer, Miss Mara d'Asty. a
beautiful young RoUmaDian She
came. sang and Conquered. and theatrical
managers who are hunting for prima donnas
have nearly gone into insurrection over
her The Milan experts declare that she
is almost a phenomenon, and the prettic-
ton is made that she will be the successor
OF Adelina Patti.
The morning times., 1896-09-01
NRS. BKiCE'S GARDEN HAT.

nARISIAN mi!liners predicted that the
"hair hats" would come in with the
,.,., late summer st yIes. A nd come in they
have, for a Eorsehair hat is at once the
most elegant aud mos: "exclusive''' H..
one eau buy. It's price keeps il from be-
coming common.
At a garden purity. given by Mrs, Calvin
s. Brice. at Beaulieu her Newport villa.
the hostess wore d spreading garden hat
OF white borsehair. with round eruwn. The
hat was unfaced, and, except for the
heavy fall of wti,e lace from the brim.
was not trimmed iusi,ie. "r
The top had large white bow of
The morning times., 1896-09-01

white Ia tfeta ribbon with very tiny edge
of blue AT the back was a long gold
buckle. with sapphire velvet dra wn through
1t.
This hat had one quality much to recon-
mend 1t for 4 large hat The horsehair,
being plant, had no stiffness, and sat
gracefully upon the head without bending.
That Is the pecufarity of the hIir hat
1t seems to yield without doing so, liz
n Panama, straw, and this makes it be,
coming
The morning times., 1896-09-01
To Ent.r Prtvstc Prscttce.

Senior Assistant Surgeon Withers OF
Emergency Hospital will leave that fBsti-
tuition today for private practice He has
teen associated with the hospital for one
year and has passed through the inter
nlediaPy grades. Hh service to humanity
and science has called forth the coMmeuda-
tien of his sc niors and the managers OF
the hospital. A farewcll supper was ex
tended to the retiring surgeon last night
By the nurses and hts other associates at
the hospital. Surgeon Hfthen goes 10
Charlotte n G.
The morning times., 1896-09-01

The colored messengers az tic Co''st ana
Geodetic Survey building reau IN sestef-
tov morniuc's Times of the unfortunate
condition of Florence Lornc of No. 353 =
street northeast, who is dangerously Ill
with diptitheria. with no one TO taEe care
of her or the three little 6hildrcn. They
started contribution and Succeeded ii'
raisipc the sum of $3.50. which was sent
to the stricken woman yesterday aiterncoh.
The morning times., 1896-09-01
Marriage. Licenses.

Licenses to marry were issued yesterday y
to the follow
James Eddy and Mary Byroads.
william T. Spurgeon and Mary j. Turner
Charles F. Diggs and Mary Alice Prohey.
Liberto Di Marco and Annie Ursula
Verciulo.
Elbert Murray and Ella praytnn-
The morning times., 1896-09-01
HOLY CROSS STUDENTS RETURN
They Have Taken a House at Brook
hand for the Winter.

hand for the Winter.
The members of Holy Cross Order, which
has been established in BrOOkla MI, for the
past year, are expected to return toda y
from the University of Notre Dame, South
Bend, Ind. where they have been spending
their vacation months.
They will occupy the house recently
taken by Mrs. Theresa Lamb. on the Bunker
Hill road. The superiors will be Father
Francescus of the Indiana students, and
Father Tessur OF the Canadian students.
They will entef upon their studies at the
Catholic University. when it opens the
latter part OF September.
The morning times., 1896-09-01
v.nt. IN. win Admitted.

Francis McCathrin, as executor ,.ader
the will or Patrick Carpenter who died
August o, yesterday flied a petition to have
he paper admitted to probate He says
the personally OF the estate is worth
ST. .62.., and the heirs are the WIDOW
katherine Carpenter. and two sons an.
Ihr rec daughters.
The morning times., 1896-09-01

Mr. and Mrs Samuel Wendell. OF Tenley-
town. have returned from their trip t.
Niagara Falls and Canada.
The morning times., 1896-09-01
PERJURY, SAYS mrs. clG
Swears Out a Warrant for
Her New Son-in-L2W.
HIS BRIDE Is UNDER AGE

Then to Cap Her TrOables Another
Daughter slipped Off Last Night
and Wed the Man of Her Choice.
Another Warrant May Be Issued
for Him.
The morning times., 1896-09-01
FAIRONES GOOD LOADBEARERS

THE Italian women who walk along
/ under head burdens that would make
horse stagger are giorio1s exam
pies. in slang pariance. OF how much larger
loads woman can carry than a man aud
not wabble all over the side walk in exem-
plifying her superiority in this respect
The morning times., 1896-09-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

The wife of Ii Hung Chang is said to be
very lovely, judged by the Chinese stantlard
OF beauty. and Is also quite learned. In
her magnificent palace on the banks pf
the PeLHo, she lives in great splendor
One thousand attendants and servants
answer her beck and call. In her ward
be are 1900 coats, I 200 pairs OF
''trouserettes," and 500 fur robes made
from the finest skins
Her feet have Oeen compressed until they
are quite inefficient for the original pur-
pose OF their creation. and she can walk
but a few yards at time. Twice "a da y
she bathcs in oil OF orange and acaciA
blooms, and after each ablution takes an
airing in a ceohe sedan. Finally she
dresses her hair in fifty ways. each more
complicated than the styl,. that prcceties
it. She has never danced step, nor
walked until the blood leaped exuRantly
through her distorted and perfumed body.
She has never enjoyed the independent
pleasure OF buying her own clothes or
wearing a love OF a bonnet. and has never
yet. in all her life, ordered the menu for
Il meal
MES. Leslie and Miss Ernestine Wrenu
Of this city are visiting their sister at
her home in New York.
The morning times., 1896-09-01
Excursion Tickets to the Sen Shore
via IL. 4 q II

Commencing June and s, and contipu-
Ing each Friday and Saturday until August
~, the b. o. r. Z. will sell excursion
Sea Isle CITY for 10 Il. n- and 12 noon
trains, good to return until Tuesday fol-
lowing, at rate Ct IS for the rouDd trip.
The morning times., 1896-09-01

Prof. and Mrs. Earnest Lent. who have
been all summer at Mountain Lake Park
Va, will return TO the city September 4
The morning times., 1896-09-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Shircliff and little sou re
turned Saturday from. their trip to thu
Jersey Coast.
The morning times., 1896-09-01

Mrs. George A. BARTLETT and daughter.
Miss Lillian, No. / $40 Parke street. Mount
Pleasant, have returned from their visit
to Beverly. Mass.
The morning times., 1896-09-01

Mrs E. Henry Small returned yester-
day from her stay at Atlantic City to her
home in BroOkland. Miss Mamie Small
will remain for another week.
The morning times., 1896-09-01

johnson OF No. IT35 I street northwee
are at Bar Harbor
The morning times., 1896-09-01

Miss Blanch Arnold. OF Fifth street mort!
west, has returned from Atlantic City. ,
The morning times., 1896-09-01

Miss Lillian j Cooper. OF Fifth street.
left last week for fortnight's stay at
Fauquier White Sulphur Springs, Va.
The morning times., 1896-09-01

Atlantic Ctty-Cape May by h d O.
r. r.
Frida ys and Saturdays, 10 a. m and 12
m. Round trip Sc. Goo, returning untti
Tuesday. S,t,th,stySau
The morning times., 1896-09-01

James Eddy and Pierce Collins, two young
men OF West Washington who have recently
become benedicts, are in u fair way of
getting In trouble over alleged false swear
ing in regard to ages in securing their mar
riage licenses.
| BY a former marriage Mrs Elizabeth
Case, No. 1855 Thirty first street, became
the mother of three children, two OF whom
were girls. These young ladies'. whose
names were Theresa and May Byrnod
before they becaA'e Mis-, Pierce Collins
and Mrs. James Eddy. respectively, came
to live with their mother when the latter
married again and settled at her present
home.
The new marriage law Of the District
went into effect June 13, AMI 1t Is uusier
this enactment tlIat the mother swOre out
warrant for Collins iarrest yesterday
afternoon. charging him with perjury.
WERE QUIETLY MARRIED.
For several years Pierce Collins and
Theresa Byrood have been accepted lovers
and have together attended all the parties
and socials given in the circle in which
they move. On June 8 Collins grew tired
OF waiting for his bride and he secured a
license for the marriage Now, TO secure
this under the new law it was necessary
thai lie swear tnat he ninis.lf wa twen.y-
one years OF age or more ana tnat MS IN
tended wife was eighteen OF more Mrs.
Case alleges that her daughter Is but
fifteen and that Collins is but nineteen.
The affair would have been overlooked
lmt for deyelopments The Collins fac
ton state that Mrs. Case broke up what
would have been u happy union and IN
duced the daughter to leave her husband
~ any rate. after several weeks OF welded
lie Theresa packed her trunk ana went
home to ma amIna. Then came the threatof
prosecution on the charge OF perjury. the
first cha pter in which story ended with tii.
issuance OF the warrant yesterday The
rest is yeS unwrittcn-
Mrs Case SAYS that Collins knew that
he r daughter wasonly fifteen and has pam
gold ring which the lover gave MS fdoi
on her fifteenth birthday Collins. how
ever, states that he has a note which the
curing the license.
MAY WAS NEXT.
Mrs. Case thought that she had seen
trouble enough FOR u lifetime, Dut ias'
night her remaining daughter, May. the
nro,, ,,,I s,ay of her life, married Il hard
working able-b bodied iCcinan. who Is Wiling
10 work his hands off for the woman he
loves.
lanes Eddy has loved this maiden as his
tife and he crowned his happiness Dy max
ing her his wife last night. The ceremony
was quietly arranged, and with few
friends the groom met his bride at the
home of his sister on Thirty fourth street
and there the ceremony was performed
The trouble in the matter now ARISES
from Mrs Cases 81 atement that her "a usntf
Nav is not eighteen Last night the
mother declared that If after inquiry she
found that Eddy swore falsely IN regard
TO her caughter' age, she Will ask Warrant
Clerk washburn to issue a writ Tor hef rev
son-in-law's arrest
The warrant for Collins arrest Is the
first issued under the new marriage law
which went into effect on the iotn oa
June, last. and the result OF fae case VIII
be watched with interest.