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ANOTHER VAN FROM KANSAS.
Gov. Leeay,s Private Secretary complains THAT
Wicked Nen VIII Get Rich.


TOPEKA, Kan, Sept. Cat q monster Labor
Day celebration to-day f. c. Little, private
secretary of Gov. Lecdy, arrnigned corporate
power In scathing terms. lie denounced tho
asgrossions of wealth, and his audience APP
plaudcd to the echo. Speaking of present con-
ditions, he said:
Every resource OF the law, every device Of
the statute. every ingenuity of the courts, has
been taxed to protect capital, until instead of
the divine right OF kings, we have a divine right
OF property. The rights OF man have sometimes
been lost sight OF in the eager desire to pro-
tect the right ot property. Vast fortunes havo
been accumulated. Graft and rhrcwdncss
have by every possible device taken advantage
Of the conditions to secure for their possessors
the possession Of wealth and power. the great
as rewards. Thus we have bred a horde of
millionatres as 1neracing to the state as was
ever "a band OF Sc.Nldinavian adventurous.
instead of the house OF bourbon we have
the house Of Gould, Tor the house of stewart
there is the house of Vanderbilt, and with
astontshed eyes we see the coal oil duke, the
sugar marquis, the railroad carl. the coal Wis
the European aristocracy and dominate the
state, while the marriage of Their daughters TO
their European contemporaries forms a union
between tho two artstoCraclcS OF the New anu
Old World in which the people have no part.
THE people are getting dCviiish tired OF the
methods which enable Mrs. Bradley Martin to
give n 500, 900 ball. while according to the met
dren on that very little Manhattan Island are
cold and hungry. One of tho house OF Wander
bilt said, The people be damned and the peo-
pie are about ready to retort in kind
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"IlA""H ncIa for beating an. mor.e.

rrsa. 0"hAI, a milkmnn, 0: Ash Hudson
tr,.,t was arrested yesterday morning for NAL.
,ssoi -" a horse he was Lending along Grove
No., Policeman Thompson of the Charles
CsStl'l ~ I5'i.2n' who made the arrest, said that
the nos. d" t"e apgse 4 number OF blows over
CafiiITi 'y'o ,lrchHled from The anlm'i's no.trIHs'
that H., ~ % Justify his conduct by declaring
tate H., 'ug'" hGa tried To run AVA Mavi-.
he m H. - ~ Jefferson Market Court, held
"" III ia 500 tail for Special Sessions,
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DERAILE ED BY A BULL.
--Sin''r and Fireman or n Wabash Express
hadiJ HnTt-Young Tramp Killed.

sUHIsTELL- No, Sept. 6.-Train No. 5 on tho
"A0AAh Railroad, the limited express to Kansas
ny 'rlIck a bull a quarter Of a mile west of
.'rea II O'Clock last night. Ten cars were de-
,A'ea' The mail and express and baggage cars
va thrown across the tr ,ck and the ground
tbroap "IShtd up Tor forty rods The engine was
dsmoiih Gown . tonrteen-fnot embankment and
tall isEei John Eg n, the engineer, was NOR
tern i INJURED, being badly 5calded and hurt in
tcaId.s Fireman CREASE was frightCully
tram Te on me back and legs. An unidentified
II -mp Wa KILLED Instantly. He was a boy about
fhs InSss o.a. None Of the passengers was hurt.
escapes. "a' men nau hairDreadth
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ANNAPOLIS. Md. Sept. 6.-Twenty-three can
didates for the Naval Academy have been ad-
mitted. Thirty-three failed in mathematics.
Those admitted to-day were Kelley D. Alsop.
Mississippi; John H. Walsh. Washington; New
man K. Perry. South Caroline: W. H.. Soin-
trogers. Indiana: J mes J. Fitzpatrick. Louisi-
ana; John +. Green, North Carolina; Claude
Browne. Iowa; Samuel D. Price, Missouri: Ray
mond ). keyes. Ohio; Frederick L. Oliver. North
Hamcr. virEint.. Bundy. the colored candi-
date from Cincinnati, who failed. will try for
reapuointmenL-
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n NFgE' /" l., Sept. G.-The Cottage Hotel
1,, ,n,a 1.,ee Was burned this morning: loss
Milo me hotel was owned by AIexander
Ind " a grocer Of Fourth avenue New YmrI
paa. Ont rIyses 10 a Mrs. McLane OF Phiisdei,
shsD 1t took thy Waterman was in tho hotel
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Appellate D visiou-Supreme ~Court-Receas.
Supreme Court-Sperlal Term-Part Motion
calendar called at 1880 A. NJ. Part L.-Ex parte
matters.
surrogste's Court-Chambers-Court opens at
1870 4. VI. No day calendar. For probate-WIlls OF
Cherries J. Benedict, Nathan Hob RI, Marie +. Beau
mont. Thomas Corr, jane Williams at 1880 A. NJ.
Jam sGayier at 9 T.. N.
C.ty C Jurt-Spncial
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pELawAnR LlCKiwAXNA 4 WESTERN
IL. Il.
stations In New Inrk. foot or barclay and
thriSt,Iher Sic.
EEsTIRUIF THStNS. PULLMAN BUFFET
Isl - Ia

Dirert route to S-wurk. r 90 hrii. HOntclair, tho
Oranges, Nimnit, Rerua"dsvilie, TIA K ng Ridge Mad
ts.u VI rr!stu"n. fa-sair. Paterson. BoOnton, Dover.
sta hope, newton, Buhdis La.", Luke hUpatconR,
H."kctt-t wn. S'noule vs. Mountain. Washington.
rhliipsnUrs. East"n, Na'cr Gan. SiroEdshurg. Pos ono
Mounta II. scranton. Pitlston. " lEesbarre, Santi.
COKE. panvil.". N"rihumb"rlani. Montros-, Bing am
ton, OKforl. Norwich. Wat~rvll e, Uti"a, R!chiieid
Springs, Cortland, SyracEs Oswcg >, Ithaca. OweRo.
Einira, Corn NJ, Bath. Dansvllle. Buffalo, and all
point. West. y rthTest. and ~uthwrst
500 \. H.-Binghamton Mail. Stops At principal
1000 =. Ca ~car,-Ruralo. Scranton. Bling.
hAuton Nwe-O, Ithaca. II Ira, Syracuse. and oS-
wegn Express. Pa Imam buffet parlor ears. Con.
10 nts W"st, Pullman paTlor car New York to
X chnc!' Sp in =.
IiNO q. VI cranton, Bngham'on. and Elmira EI.
pre- 5, Pullman buffet pLriOr ars.
4;OO T.. N.-Ncr mon, Wake barre, and Plymouth
Expr",s Pullman bufrt aTl r"trs.
TOO y N.-lpR W hiragr s"stibIle Limited Ex-
rrrE, for SCRANTON, Hnghamtol, Eim ra, Ru1alo.
Pullman hUTrt STOPPING car Sew York to Chicago.
Dining car west ~ buTaln-
$3.50 q. VI h1tlyr-iUNa'n Express. Pullman
slet perS Tor scr nfon, BH-IRmtnu, Elmira, Bath.
NJ NOrri., and Buffalo. .rrtSlnE hUT to : A NJ.
OitO q. Nh ,lyl-IuTaln, ~crau On. Bingham-
ton. Owrso, lthA a, EImirl, Hsia use. and O,wego
Exrres, PIlmau hur sleepers. slrepcrs New
York to ri Inn d STTn-s
Tl'k"t, ami PAM Hu Communications at Henry
Gayc a Sous. Ltd, ll# Broad way. lar rk pia'e. and
IeH broadway Rnl 0tG Er aiwhy. TirE Is At Ferry
%sti'i'ne. i'll lh av. cor lgth - ~ West l25th ST..
2Aj g. luuIhGs av,. Sry York. 33N and I2i Fulton ST.
an lod Broadway, Br.uNlvn. Time tables giving
fun Information at al stations,
West IT. Express tumpan viii call for ami check
bagsagr from hotel or ras!'cnce 10 destination.
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO,

Lease New ! or<. WHitoRall ! rmin4i. daily
Chlc go, 500 +, VI. ana i2;IUn. a..
f!iIsiIkG. 5:sJrx.sunday loo sun Il: 10 night.
~IHNhSNAil 81: LoCIS, S:11 NJ. I:1J +, VI.
NASillNulON DALIIhOkE. iDj, V;5i tpininy
Car, go A. III. DINING Lar, ! -, 3;2j lDiu,us
tT : % Dining Car, A'J1 4, NJ. 1" 20 niGuT, sun,
dAN, y % lDinUng Car. li:!5 VI p.nlng Carr. l.ij
tu'u."B CARR 400 tD!p.ns car. 5'j i, NJ, ls:lO
NyhfuLK, llsg5 A. NJ. daily.
ShN ohLEAS Through sleeper, It5J i. VI. daily,
Trans leave foot Libsriy 81. . uuiaulr, later.
All trains are illuminated VITA Pnt~h lgnt
uni'esi Ia. l'H. <6l. 43l. lliO broadway, 81 East
lith Il. lSI BoHery, New YORK; 53u, Jit Fulton st..
B~ro43lyn; WhiteAGIi Terminal baggage chected
from hotel or rsAidence 70 destInAtIca.
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Pennsylvania

OAD.
STATIONS tyg, y. mi ne 20 ;" Nh. !; ,,rtT. ,.,ee' and pe'-
GVThel a'tns time fion u-sLros.es and Cortiandt
streets Is hrr minutes later than that given below for
a.os !. y: FAST ~MHIL-Pu,Iman Buffet parlor
car ~ YoFk /. n. ,,burs ST. Ping c ris''burs
SO !. y. Eat LITEIil s'9rsi iT ppS clsye1and;
servatou Cars. Fnr Chicago. Cleveland. Toledo.
,ssS y. ". chicAGG% AI ISE 81 hGu s EiXTRsRss.-
s! Es. T =. " w wa "a : : R$iI E2 ;iit; %nisaf9. 6 sis Leg,s,
.n,,1:ot For Sd T%ie ;y w T NTH Sa TYI1syss -ror Gin.
1855 =. Va. PAGIFIG EXPREs For Pittshurs and
cnlthEo Connects for Cleveland and Toledo ex.
WASHi..ro. AND THE >ourH.
b IinI yt az 'G& @s T 5,iIns' c L,m.: .5 81 b p1r,@F c and
$50 L. NJ, l2lo utght. sunday. e:25, 9:23. lO:55
A NJ cs:i5 ''c"nsress,onai Linn, ali pArtor and
SOUTHERN kAI Ay-Express 4:25 P. NJ. 1910
ATiA%TIT;CoAsT LINE.-E1press, s:so A. NJ. and
eli sArEAKE AND OHIO EAILwAY.-.:55 p. 4.
FOR r q NIP Res ro / 7. s G@M e! F T. a 3na d; S OF
ATLANT!Cclri-w,s s., r~eury. tn ri street station.
l:%3 I. u and DrsbrUsses and CortlanLt Streets.
CAPE NAY -Expr s., i?:53 7. NJ week days.
Ocean Grov". and Point PIE ssan' from rst Twenty.
third street station: 80. 20; %:5l, TOO A. NJ.
A. NJ. IsJ5 I. 81. from prs rls-cs ami CurtIandt
Streets. 7:iO, $40. 1000 A. NJ. I%;lU. ESQ. $40.
%"n. $40. 700 +. VI, Sundays, 9:i5 A. NJ, 5:l5
Pm.
OR I.SDHIPH
6:l5. T:25. 1853. SEQ. sob, J'"j 1855 Penn. Linn
itedl. eE5 QDintns Car. loa55. 1880 a. NJ, l2: 5.
l."I. %'55, 8:15, Izj, i:Y3 y ninE Car. 4!55 bin.
Ing car. 5:IS Dining Gar, q. 40. 500. 500 +. NJ.
l%:lu night SIu.uy-, Gli. 800. S:?5. $3.50. p:25,
0:5 tLimit"IJ $50 1858 \. NJ, 1873 Dining Carr,
300. AKA Diuiug Car. so liimins car. 5:53
Dining , ar. 40. ;:1J. SO =. NJ" l2:Irui ht.
Ticket urnr.s Nos. i6l, rit, 1890. li23, Ill. and POI
BruadNa A. Aston House; " Il wcnty-ihiri
Str ct : q ION. ami stations foot % Deslrcss's and
Cortlanl' Streets. 1 Court sire I, $50 Fulton Street,
pS Broadway. ami ir "klyn Annex station. Brook
lyn; station. jersey city. Tn" New York Transfer
Compan, VIII cad inr and check baggage from
hotels nd residences through 10 dcst nation.
J. i. HUTCHINSON. j. X. WOOD.
General Manager. General Iissr Agent.
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HAMBURG. AMRRICAN LINZ.
OLp DOWN. nv LINE.
bA11.H TO NORFOLK.
WHITE STAR LINE.

GerluahiG. Sept. y. noon britannia. SEPT. 22. noon
Tcutnnlc. Sept. Is. noon VI Jestic De-. sept. 20. noon
NO COTTON CARRIED ny PASSENGER STEAMERS.
Pier 10 North River. onlcc . broadway. New YORK.
IL. MAITLAND EERSEY, Agent.
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Albany Evening Line

steamers ADIRONDACK a d DEAN RICHMOND
leave Old Pier Al. y. T.. foot Canal St. at /" =. N,
dail! Sundays excepted. come ting with trains for
; rate. a Lake george, A .iro darks, Sharon springs.
Rl;hil.ld springs. Thousand l>lanis. Niagara rails,
ana the West. saturday night Steamer connects with
SUNDAY morning train for S-ratoka. North Greek,
Caldwell. and steamer on Lake George.
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LUTHER DEAD, CHILD DYING.
N-' result or a womnn's attempt to FuI q
GnsoIImc MOVE.

BANK, \. j., Sent. 6.--Mrs. Frank Watts
h.. toIHouth street went to the kitchen with
Taoy IN her arms this morning to light a
Al H. stove, The gasoline tank was empty.
hanS r5larted 10 I'LL il from n bottle In her
child me gasoline exploded. and she and Ter
cbnS ere burned. Mrs. Watts died. and the
SA'u Is Rot expected to live ~ NN' AN 'H'
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New York and Boston All Rail.

n. 4, y. IL. 4 II. Il. X. anu Cunnec tons.
From u9AnI Central station.
Leave BY way Of Due
BOA A. NJ, Springfield and Worcester, $3.50 +. VI.
1890 A. NJ, New London All Providence 800 i. NJ.
1903 A. NJ, New London and Providence, I3U 4 VI.
l2.UO NJ, springfield and Worcester, SitUr.
1900 r, NJ, AR Line and y. r 4. r, DnU T..
l;O2 4, NJ, New London aud Providence, roo T.. NJ.
$500 l.. Nj, 'Sew London aud Prov dsnce, (. 80 7. VI.
+;nO =. NJ, 'Springfelu aud n orrrst, r., 1000 Il. NJ.
800 p NJ. New London and Pr ,videncr. ii 900 +. N
lltuH Z, NJ, 'springt1eii and WUrurst r.. NlJ 4. ".
l2:OO 4. NJ, ~ " London and Providence. so A NJ
'kuns daiy. including SUNDAY.
Bay sac lAmisod; all pArIor cars; fare g.. In.
cludinh parlur car seat.
Air Line Limited, arrives at and depart, from
iarE Sp.ar' station, Boston. Return SER Ice same
hour and Nv same ruu Is.
through par,or ami slice ping cars by each train.
Z. 7. HEM STEAD, Gen. Pass. Agent.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains l,ayr Sos YORK. foo, OF chambers
s., IS follows, and ne minutes earlier from wess
2HI ST
Oh lrt. ".-vr,ili IL" Gyprrfs daily for Bingham
JAW on. Way"rl' Elw'ra. Bur 40 bradford. ar
rtN"s u mai -.opl M, laflor ar /, bGIrao.
q, = A. -NrN;4iu'asi Express daily .rhcept sun
J.l')d y. for IurtJ"rgis, VI nt.,il.. LsrkawaTcn.
Hon .dHle. ava lmpur'oEt Local points 10 ,vr6iuE.
Daily g. fpstJ rNi.. Pullman Parlor Cars for Sonti-
C'lr ''! corning
I).lnp y. .-Ncstinrlr limited Fast mail daily.
-'yo '"lld train ior Caicago, via On 'Itauqua Lake.
arm ' Clese' ani at 7:I0 A, ~, Chicago . l.. II.
s!rrprrs to chicago, Cleveland. and Cincinnati. Din.
ing a.
: On II. H.-Buralo aud cleveland yestlhulo Ex.
t.Co 'res4 daily, arrives at Bun tlD 7:O5 4 NJ,
Bra ..orl s.l1 A. NJ, Jamestown 200 A. NJ, a We
land ESQ =. VI, sleeper. 20 Burll0 aud Cleveland.
MAXIM dire't com ciiun Ter Detro I. Chicago, and
Tho West tat Library car.
81 y. .-DAll.i I'D ClHIsAu lua Lake and
O.1D Ma CARA ais. SaliI triil To nira.o. sleep
err e. hornsllsTsle. Chicago, ana Cincinnati. DUNG
uNCKETs, LOCAL TIN CARDS, PULLMAN
AtC"MNODATlpSN At III. liH. ~. ipl. All
s5I brn4dway' -IBl"erT. 80 East i?ttG st, and
81 West l25th -, e laInhers an 1 West 2iI st, ferries,
New YORK; 1913 and 7s6 alton ST., lId BrDaiwa y,
Brooklyn: zoo Hudsoa 81, Ho6oEen. aud jersey CITY
station. Westcott's Express calls Cor and checks bA4
gage from hotels and rSsldsacN 30 destlnAnyA
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Railroads.
Lehiqh VALLEY system.

stations foot OF Yves, Esd ST Penn. X. ~. CortIAndt
Indicates time from West ESD st. Other figures
show i!"e from Corr. an I or b ,lrosses st:
for MAUcH CHUNK md interim dlatc stations. u
.1th.. s;Ia A. NJ dairy Tor wILkE>BARRE.
ITHAIA. GENEVA, RS01GaEsTER. EGYFAffGa. SIAs::
4 FALLS am the West md principal local points;
.iOrsa. O,ao A. N. suniays only. for BOUND
h: :io;.s saa i ,4'' ."e "a. A Il. ' daily. excep. Sunday, for
I CHuNk aud iuterned.atc pc. nts.
"n,LiC.fK' D Ioa1 Iai,S; iSI EHX I"Isfy.
Arrives b raio $3.50 p. NJ. Pullman vestihule Day
C2.cAes and rarIor Cars ptnias Car Serve Meals
es {. Detroit and cntc9fo
MAJ % cauNK anI !HtermS d!ate , in,s.
Ls:nH, ,,iS P N; sundsy. only for EAsroN,
A -. Ia" - p any " ''F i G"a. ' .sn ~ SUNDAY, for
wntkEsRAEisE: rlTrsToN, scRAEToS, and prtn.
,ncoal regions, chair car FOR wlIkesbIrre ~
WIZ ITl"n, ~, tEr F. FIR y daily; S1sSpt sunday for
ciral intermediate stations. Connects for all points
n Goa! resions; Pullman Buret Parlor Car Tor
'i,"a. a,,a p. NJ. daily for EAsroN and inter,
$50 G:IOP NJ. daily. except sunday. EXPIRES,
for sLATINGTON and principal Intermediate sta.
tion-. Connects for Reading and Harrisburg. Chair
".aS. 1i"o p, NJ. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS. and all po ,nts Nest. Pullman sir.p r v,stI.
h0!e train y. i. to Chicago. ]sleepers to Blnalo aud
only It sorih f ! 'Fif shlepi Ei SS"5S'' b sEf1PRihe
HEN. MACcH CHuNk. La b JUNCTION. SAYKE,
GENEVA HO' HESTER, BATAVIA ami BUFFALO.
Pullman slerper for Buffalo. None hu sleeping car
passengers carried. No baggage carried.
'htSJ, 300 y, NJ. daily for ITHACA, GENEVA,
ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS, and a
points West. Pullman sleepers to wilkcsb4rre and
Ithaca.
Additional l"rai trains daily. except SUNDAY, for
EuCAp BROOK aud intern etlate points, leave as fol
lows $500. 900 A. NJ, 1888. 1850. 1885. 4:2O, and
$685.. $50 +. VI.
Tickets and pullman accommodations at ll9. 2Bl,
273: 800. ga, a4d 1898 Br~oalwa,, 81 + lith It. l6t
u, l25th ST., l27 bowery. y, y; 500 Fulton 81, d,
Court st, 81 B'"1 AMI Brooklyn Annex, BrOokiyu
" Y. Transfer 60. Will call for aud check baggage
FROM hntnl OF rnnllL nc. thrnugu % nr.IlnAIlnn
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FURNISHED flats 90 Eet.

ELATS y AP NRTNESrS. uniGrushe!, furnished.
l. IN desirable locatlou, =. rent s. ~ to $4,000.
FOLSOM BROTHERS. $50 broadway.
LOR ~REST-Furrsh q crrn.r Apartment, eight
i rooms and hath. all CHEEKY. sunny rooms. rent 800.
Apply jauitor, l09 West 5jth Vt.
Ss)e-SEW FLATS; newly Furnished. ak rooms
Gov and bath exceptionally ta". Apply 81 Wes'
aSih St. orJ Il. HAY. 7WaIlst reference.
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TROY BOATS.

Fare to a.! resorts north aud east lower than any
other route. CITY OF TROY or SARATOGA leaves
foot West 10th st. a ly eI ept Satur lay. Il p. ~. Ex.
press ira rs for $ ratosa- Lake George, Adirondacks,
&C SUNDAY steamer touches at Albany.
The herald., 1897-07-04
CONTRACTORS AT OUTS
A Cross-Fire of Naughty Words in
the Township Court

In a small way there was contrac-
tors fight on in the township court yes
terday. D. F. Donegan, the well known
contractor was suing Ramish & Marsh,
equally well known as contractors, for
the sum of $299 .95, and there was music
in the air
AS matter of fact, the amount of the
claim was S337.50 but a portion of the
amount was remitted in order that the
case be tried in the township court
In September, 1895, Ramish &, Marsh, so
plaintiff alleged, rented two wheel
scrapers and agreed TO pay SO cents for
each one as rental per day The account
has been running on ever since accord
ing to the testimony of Mr. Donegan.
But both Ramish and Marsh denied
this They contended that contractors,
when not busy, loaned one another
tools. ard they had never thought that
charge for the scrapers was being
made. But furthermore. the scrapers
were only valued at $42. 80 each, and this
Mr. Donegan conceded was true, and
they had been returned long time ago
after the immediate use for which they
were utilized had been served.
During the hearing of the case fierce
little spat took place between the con-
tending parties and few rather strong
"cuss" words were flung back and forth.
Justice Young read the riot act and then
The herald., 1897-07-04
THE COMPANY WINS
In the Suit for Damages for Refusing
to Furnish Water

The suit of Thaxter VS.. The South Side
Irrigation company, after having occu-
pied the time and attention of Judge
Van Dyke and jury for several days,
has resulted in verdict being re-
turned for the defendant corporation.
This finding. while doubtless eminently
satisfactory to the irrigation company
is to the mere onlooker ra ther funny.
There We're three distinct suits brought
against the corporation, the facts in
each one being in all essential particu-
lars the same About a week ago the
first case came to trial in Judge York's
department., and then. jury returned
verdict for the plaintiff as against the
irrigation company, awarding over
$1,000 as damages.
The verdict rendered yesterday makes
the contest so far stand-off. Honors
are even as between the irrigation COM
pany and the people who claim dam
ages for not being kept supplied with
sewage water, and the trial of the third
case will now be watched with an in
terest that it would not otherwise have
possessed
The herald., 1897-07-04
WISHING TO WED
A Glendale Girl Who Wishes to Marry
a Man Twice Her Age

A 16-year-old girl named Antonia Du
arte, whose well-rounded form and Ian
gushing eyes have been playing havoc
down at Glendale, where she lives with
an uncle, was brought before Judge
Smith yesterday as an incorrigible.
The little maids incorrigibility took
a rather odd form in that she lost he-
heart to man over 40 years of age, hav-
ing four children and minus any proof
that his wife was dead. Cupid played
pretty Antonia scurvy trick when he
permitted her affections to be enmeshed
in such tangled web, but the girl vowed
she was ging to wed her somewhat an
tiquated sweetheart, and so omething
had to be done.
Judge Smith talked to the girl and
gave her much good advice, incidentally
poin ting out that in marrying man
that happened to have another wife in
some out of the way corner she would be
rendering herself not only miserable. but
liable to get into big trouble. He asked
her to think better of her plan. and An
tonia smiled through her tears and gave
the required promise. after which she
was permitted to go back to Glendale.
The herald., 1897-07-04
Estimates for the Coming Year

Two more estimates of expenses for
the coming year were filed with the city
auditor yesterday.
superintendent Derby of the outfall
sewer thinks that $2S41 will be required
to maintain the sewer during the COM
ing year. divided as follows: Salary of
the superintendent $12C0; hauling trash
from the settling chamber, $24: cleanr z
filtering chamber, $3.50; supplies, s27 la =
Dor for hauling sewage from hydrants,
$1240; incidentals, 500.
Zanjero Thomas S. Casey wants $16,-
675 for his department, as follows: Sal
airy of zanjero, $780, chief deputy, 5000;
two outside zanjeros. $500; three out
side zanjeros from August 1st to No
vember 1st, 5000; three outside zanjeros
from April to July, $675; supplies, $500;
labor $4,000; office sundries, $10O; total
$16,675.
The park department will ask for s63,
900, divided as follows: Westlake, SILL
100; East Los Angeles, $11 100; Elysian
$4,000; Hollenbeck, $62O0; Echo, $4040;
Nursery, $450o; general park fund, SILL
$50 Last year the department asked for
$53, $780, which amount was cut down to
$52, ,35919
The herald., 1897-07-04
MARRIAGE A FAILURE
A Husband Who Locked His Wife in
the Bedroom

Mrs. L. S. Cane was made happy yes
terday when Judge Smith granted her a
decree divorcing her from her husband
G. H. Cane. The lady charged her hus
band with cruelty and failure to pro-
vide, and from the story told by her
when on the stand her husband must
have been terror. Whenever anything
went wrong or his wife did anything
that did not quite jibe with his wishes
he would abuse her and invariably con-
clude by telling her to go to hades"-
using the more common term, however
for an uncommonly uncomfortable
place. On one occasion Mrs. Cane was
going to a dance with a party of friends
or thought she was-for as things
turned out the didn't go. When hubby
found out what good time the wife of
his bosom was going to have he just
locked her up tight and fast in her bed
room and in that way prevented her from
going to the dancing party.