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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-04-26

Amy Russon, lAnice Candland, Sylvia
Bnshman, Annie Smith, William
Whipple, Ray Bone, Daryl Fowler,
Henry Day, John Jones, Lott Russop,
Marion Cutler, Orep lewis,
!, III to III
LIzzrR BRIGGS. rEAcHsH
Evelyn Roberts, Maud OlDstead,
Gladys Southwick, Pearl Yates, John
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Roberts.
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Idaho had jury composed of women
the other day who tried one of their sex
for quarreling with another woman.
No doubt she didn't receive any mercy
al their hands
The spirit OF patriotism was so pre-
prevalent on Saturday that even the
little boys were out on parade, proudly
marching behind the flag.
a word to the wise is sufficient and
word from the wise should be suffici-
ent, but you ask who ,,re the wise
Those who know. The oft repeated ex-
perience OF trustworthy persons may be
taken for knowledge. Mr. w NJ FERRY
says Chamberlain,s Cough Remedy
gives DETER satisfaction than any other
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years; has sod hundreds OF bottles OF
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medicines manufactured, which shows
conclusively that Chamberian's is the
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the best. For sale by II. b. Merrihew
Druggist.
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It Saves Tn, Children

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School Department.


The pupils Of the Stanford school have
been promoted as follows:
VII to VIII.
j M. ANpeRsoN, TEACHER.
Thomas Kirkham, Horace WoHenden !,
Jennie Brown, May Thomas, Douglass
Scally, Della Jacobs, Isle Evans, virgie
Cutler, Abram Coates, Thomas Russon,
John Stoker, Hyrum Kirkham, Julia
Rhodes, May Lossee, Hattie Lossee,
Julia Bone, Fife Ross, Susie Whipple
Freddy Worlton, Leroy Wilcox, Leo
Jacobs, IIeber Cutler, Peter Peterson,
Raymond Southwick, Charles Smith,
Erick Anderson, Robert McOmie, Ella
Davis, John Russon, Hyrum Anderson,
Arthur Webb, Nicotine Schow, Sarah A.
Royle, Mosiah Evans, Christina Harri-
t. son, Iva Alfred, Ruby Davis, Joseph
Wing, Joseph A. Cutler, Jenevivie
Thomas, Elizabeth Norton, Annie Bone
John +. Cutler, Bertha Norman, Pearl
Sabey, Robert Evans.
vi to VII.
JOSEPH Peterson, TEACHER.
Emma Austin, Ruby Brown, Pearl
Christofferson, Maggie Bushman, Ethel
Ross. Estela Woodhouse, Emma Bush
man, Martbaett Barnes, Juliet Cutler,
Marion Jones, Violet Taylor, Zilpha
Gray, Alice Gledhill, Christie Sharp,
Cora Whimpey, Ruth Kirkham, Ellen
Hudson, John Goodwin, Mertellis
Prestwich, Charles X. Wing, Edward
Harrison, Edgene Mason, Clarence
Alfred, BERTHE Candland, Samuel Peter
Alexander McOmie, Lester Phillips,
Grin Quincy, Edward Smith, Freddie
Meakin, William Jones, Roland Gadd:e,
John Fox, William Wanlass, Ray Aired
Aver Vim, John Bone, Henry Thomas,
Reuben Davis, Samuel Jones, Carl
Osterloh, Thaddeus Powell, Edith
Gron berg. Sigrid Gronberg, Annie
Hutchings, Elizabeth Benson, Hazel
Barnes, Lula Dorton, Winnie Thomas,
Emma Powell, Evvie Kirkham, Agness
Coates, Emerette Bushman, Evlyn
VIM, Blanch Coates.
V to vi.
w. 7. TAYLOR, TEACHER.
Adela Coates, Violet Long, Maud
Racker, Ethel Taylor. Dulcie Webb
Mary Fox Estella Roberts, Ori)la Wood
house, Ethel Evans, Clara Earl, Annie
Sharp, Rachel Andreason, Char lotte
Cough, Able Gudmunsen, Ebenizer
Kirkham. Lawrence Briggs, Norman
Anderson, Brigham Anderson, Edwin
Hutchings, Albert Bahr, Ellis Davis,
Leon Stewart, Annie Kirkham, Susie
Lewis, Lewis Goodwin, Henry Lewis,
Charles Coates, Elisha Karen, Ward
Thomas, Josie Brown, Lottie Taylor,
Emma Brown, Irettie Losee. Rebecca
Coates, Nina Rockwell, Carrie Knudsen,
Lizzie Woffenden. Jennie Coates, Ruby
Murdoch, Rosabel Peterson, Lydia
Stewart, Mable Woodhouse, Mary f.
Price, Lexie frame, Winnie Price,
Eugene Powell, Ray Andreason, Elmer
Peterson, James Jacobs, Abraham
Anderson, George Webb, Isaac Fox,
Henry Anderson, Freeman Royle,
I.ettie Munns, Rosa Wilcox, Myrtle
Jones, James Zimmerman, Harry
Stoker, Carlos Schow, William Davis,
Fred Peterson.
III toIV.
lone THuRMAN, TEACHER.
Hamilton Gardner. Hal Woodhouse
leonard Peck, Clarence Austin, Frank
Yearence, Abel Phillips, Melvin Ander-
son, John Kemp, Howard Evans,
Arthur Kirkham, Walter Devey,
Erastus Russon, Susie Kirkham, True
maa Bone, Ivy Thomas, Ethel Glib,
Charles Phillips, Earnest Webb, Azor
Webb, Hyrum Evans, zaley Southwick,
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LIZZIE BRIaGs, TEACHER

LIZZIE BRIGGS, TEACHER.
Ezzie Conner, Mable Coates, Clara
Bone, Jesse Butt, Arreva Davis, Maui
Conner, Mamie Smuin, Florence Jones,
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III toIv.


Hamilton Gardner. Hal Woodhouse
Leonard Peck, Clarence Austin, Frank
Yearence, Abel Phillips, Melvin Ander-
son, John Kemp, Howard Evans,
Arthur Kirkham, Walter Dewey,
Erastus Russon, Susie Krkham, True
maa Bone, Ivy Thomas, Ethel Gibb,
Charles Phillips, Earnest Webb, Azor
Webb, Hyrum Evans, zaley Southwick,
Earnest Prestwich, Ella Peterson, leila
Wanlass, Sadie Willis, Doretta Hudson,
Iva Rhodes, Francella Racker, Lulu
Schow, John Whipple, George Schow,
Edw. Larson, Philip Brown, Leroy
Powell, Dolly Stoker.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-05-11
RIOTOUS NEWSBOYS.
They Make War on the Yellow
Extras Because of a Rise
in Their Price.

There We're exciting times on Mont
gomery street yesterday afternoon. The
street was strewn from the ferry to
Washington street with pieces of New
York "yellew'' newspapers. All along the
line gangs of newsboys, without their
usual stock of papers, could be seen chas
ing other boys with bundles OF war ex-
tras'' under their arms. On catching
them they would seize their stock and
mutilating it. throw it into the street.
Some little fellows lost all their papers,
which represented their entire cash capt.
tai, destroyed, and wept bitterly at their
losses.
The secret of the paper chase" is that
the yellow papers" have raised the price
Of the papers at wholesale, and the ma
jority of the newsboys are on a strike.
They formerly paid half a cent for each
paper, now they only get five PAPER for
three cents. They say that they will not
handle the newspapers again until the old
rate is restored.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-05-11
CHASER DAGIT.
Pretty Wedding This Morn
ing in Green
vile.

A pretty wedding was solemnized this
morning in st. PaIi,s Catholic Church.
Greenville, when Mr.. Theodore CHASER and
Miss Appolonia Dagit. both Of Greenyillei
were married. The wedding took place al
precisely nine o'clock, and was performed
by Father Peter Reilly. The church was
filled 10 o~verfowing with the friends OF
the young couple.
The bride was given away by her father,
Mr.. Nicholas Dagit. She wore a pretty
dress Of white satin, trimmed with
Duchesse lace and orange blossoms. She
carried a large bouquet of white roses
Miss Annie CHASER, a sister Of the groom,
attended the bride. She wore a pretty
dress Of blue satin and carried white
roses. Mr.. Frank Dagit, a brother OF the
bride, was the groom's best man. After
the ceremony the wedding party returned
to the residence of the bride, on Green
vile avenue.
AT Columbia Hall this evening a recep-
ton will be given in. honor of the young
couple.
Those present at the church were:-Mr.
and Mrs. A. Muller, Mr.. and Mrs. D.. Null
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Woodmancy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Schlecter, Mr.. and Mrs. Uldrich, Mr..
and Mrs. Nugent. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Walter,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Dagit, Mrs. a.
CHASER, Mrs. Muller. Mr.. n Mrs.
Decker, Mr.. and Mrs. Tungerman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roehrenbeck. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Roehrenbeek, Mr.. and Mrs. Kim
merly. Mr.. and Mrs. Furtengler, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. CHASER, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Doherty,
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. Kali
ser, Mr.. and Mrs. Vultee. Mr. and Mrs
Pfeffer, Mr.. and Mrs. Chavant, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlock, Mr.. and Mrs. Blumentrid,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Zeiger, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Zeiger, Mr.. and Mrs. Ford. Mr.. and Mrs.
Boyle, Misses O. Schiller, N. Rein, A,
Esau. A. Platter, Miss Benning, r. Van
Reyper, A. Rein. B. Hauser, A. Koran,
NJ. Minchan. Mrs. l.. Johnson, M. Orthans
NJ. Van Reyper, I. Van Reyper, NJ. Kelly,
L. Chandly, NJ. Ward, n. Woodmancy,
Jessie Van Bushkirk, Mary Dagit, L.
Cloverman, Gussie CHASER. Messrs. Ru-
dolph Rein, r. Mailer, David CHASER, VIII
lie Dagit, M. Roehrenbeck. C. Merken, G.
Harris, b. Kaiser. J. Kelly, G. Kelly, W.
Kelly, j. Ward, c.. Decker, f. Decker. q.
Liefer, T. O'Donnell, j.. Brehan. ]. Van
Bushkirk, w. Van Bushkirk and F. Van
BuShkirk.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-05-11
CORPORATION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that on the 10th day
OF MAY. 1898, the commissioners of Assess
ment filed in the office of the Clerk OF the
Board of Street and Water Commissioners
tbeir anal assessment map and report for the
INPROyEMENT OF HUTTON STREET,
from a point about $50 feet west OF Snnanaae
q verne e Hudson Boulevard, in accordance
with petition previously presented to sala
fsasrd on the 18th day of March, 1897, and con.
formabiy to the provisions OF chapter ~ OF
nc laws of 1895, and the same is now open
to public inspection in the office of the Clerk
of said Board. u
streets or avenues or particular sections Thereon
ave included in said assessment, namely
HUTTON STREET.
from 4 point about 1904 feet west OF Summit
avenue TO Hudson Boulevard.
HUDSON BOULEVARD.
from Hutton street on the east side 70 poinss
abont q. es feet south and 100 feet north thereof.
PLACE
from Hutton street on the west side to points
ahssat Is. "a feet south and 40 feet north
thereGe. -
from Hutton place on the east SIDE g posnas
about lo2.52 lset sousu atiu A-hto - 49,
And that In accordance with the provisions
az fha Act above cited the 18th day of May.
1885 at 8 o'clock p. NJ, and the Assembly
Chamber Of the City Hall are hereby fixed as
the time and place when and where the Board
81 Street and Water commissioners will meet
70 hear, consider and adjudicate upon all OBJ
fections to the confirmation of said final as
sessment map that may be presented in writ
V'''n'ss''''s'ss GEORGE i. EouToN,,
Dated Jersey City, May Il, 1891.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-05-11
M0RAuAD LOVE FEAST.
Given for the Benefit Of the
School at Beth
lehem, Pa.

A Moravian love Feast was held yester-
day afternoon at the residence ef Mrs.
F. J. Koonz. No. 80 Clifford place, for The
benefit OF the Moravian School of Bethe-
lem, Pa. hi ladies receiving wore the
costume of the Moravian nuns, cap,
apron and kerchief. The house was artis-
tically decorated In purple ard yellow
bunting, and purple and yellow flowers,
while IN the large hall was a large shield
of purple with the letters NJ. s. in yell
low. This was a facsimile of the Nor
avian Seminary pin.
The table was beautifully dressed in
yellow and purple flowers yellow and pur-
pie being the colors Of the Moravian
SCHOOL,, and the buns as well as the
mugs used at the feast were the real
thing, the former coming all the way
from Bethlehem, through the courtesy of
Mrs. Gruenwalt, and the latter from the
Moravian Church in New York. Lemonade
and crackers were also served. but when
one lady suggested chocolate in place of
coffee, she was told that Moravian nuns
never drank that beverage. The same
thing applied when Mrs. Noe was asked
why she had left off all her jewelry. Her
answer was, THE nuns do not wear jew
els
Besides the feast there was an excellent
programme. Miss Jennie Toffey sang
Consistency and several other pieces;
Miss ANNA Koonz also sang and Miss
Clevier Koonz recited Longfellow's verses
upon the occasion when the Moravian
nuns presented Pulaski with a banner. In
the picture gallery Of Mrs. Koonz's resi-
dence, the famous either player, Mr..
George Leshler Of New York, rendered
excellent selections. among them patriotic
airs. When as a finale he played Star
Spangled Banner" the ladies rose and
san the chorus. Everybody was salts
fed and about fifty dollars was sent to
the Moravian treasurer in New York.
Among those present were:-Mrs. Geo.
Clifford. Mrs. @. v. H. Brlnkerhoff, Mrs.
H. Neise, Mrs. Geo. Toffey. Mrs. ]. E.
Hulshizer, Jr, Mrs. Thomas Kinds. Mrs.
Mackey, Mrs. Robottom. Mrs. William
Bumsted, Mrs. Throckmorton. Mrs.
Straber, Mrs. E. F. c. Young. Mrs. Geo.
Smith, Mrs. P. Grifiths, Mrs. VIM. Row
land, Mrs. s @ Negus, Miss Louise Edge,
Mis- e. I. M~cLoughlin, Mrs. Detwiller,
Mrs. W.. B. Hawkins, Mrs. T. G. Clark,
Mrs. L. +. Grower, Miss Katharine
Grower, Miss Jessie Grower, Mrs. James
Noe. Mrs. P. j. Koonz, Mrs. Robert
Lyal, Mrs. Lauderbach, the Misses Won
Claim, Miss Gennert, Mrs. DR.. Durrie and
several representatives from the Moravian
Church ill New York. /,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-05-11
LAFAYETTE COLLEGES CONCERT.
Excellent Musical Entertainment IL
Jersey City Club.

The concert of the Lafayette Clee, Ban
10 and Mandolin Clubs, on Friday evening
promises to be excellent in every way.
The clubs include about twenty-five per-
sons, and have been unusually successful
this year. On their spring tour, from
which they have recently returned, their
performances evoke great enthusiasm
and received much praise.
The efforts of the Lafayette boys will
certainly be appreciated by all lovers Of
good music. The concert will be followed
by a dance. The arrangements are SO
complete that a very enjoyable time is
anticipated.
The following is a list of the patron
esses:-Mrs. Leon Albeit, Mrs. H. H.
Abernethy, Mrs. u. Allen, Mrs, James E.
Banks. Mrs. Joseph d. Bedle. Mrs. Edwin
Bennett, Mrs. Samuel A. Besson, Mrs.
Charles c. Clark, Mrs. Oliver Blanchard,
Mrs. J. H. Brensinger, Mrs. E. F. Brooks.
Mrs. Charles Brown, Mrs. William 6.
Bumsted, Mrs. William H.. Carey. Mrs.
George W. Case, Mrs. Frank Cavalli,
Mrs. Edward P. Clark, Mrs. H. ". Con-
dict, Mrs. Burdette p. Craig, Mrs. Otto
Grouse, Mrs. J. H. Cubberly, Mrs. Joseph
A. Dear, Jr., Mrs. Henry w. Dewitt, Mrs.
G. K. Dickinson, Mrs. Warren Dixon
Mrs. Joseph H.. Donnelly, Mrs. r. w. Ell
lott, Mrs. Garwood Ferris, Mrs. James f.
Fielder, Mrs. Willard c. Fisk, Miss
Gaines, Mrs. Livingston Clifford Mrs.
Charles A. Gilchrist, Mrs. Thomas Mill
burn Gopsfll, Mrs. Frank Fl. Hall. Mrs.
J. Warren Hardenbergh, Mrs. ]. c.. Has
king, Mrs. Walter w. Hastings, Mrs.
John John Headden, third, Miss Kinds,
Mrs. r. S. Hudspeth, Mrs. ]. E. Huls-
hizer, Jr., Mrs. Roy Inglis, Mrs. r. II.
Jarvis, Mrs. Walter H. Jones, Mrs. Henry
L. Kellers, Mrs. Everest B. Kiersted, Mrs.
Philip J. Koonz, Mrs. Job: H. Lipplncott,
~ Mcbride, Mrs; Flavel McGee,
liam McKelvey. Mrs. E. 7. Mclaughlin,
Mrs. John S. McMaster. Mrs. Smith D.
Mackey, Mrs. Frank ]. Mathews, Mrs.
ohm S. Menagh, Mrs. George Miller. Mrs.
Z. E. Niese, Mrs. John Cady Parsons.
Mrs. Oliver Hazard Perry, Mrs. A. J..
Post. Mrs. George L.. Record, Mrs. Lins-
ley Rowe. Mrs. Alfred Sidman, Mrs. G.
Mrs. George T. Smith, Mrs. Henry Sny-
der, Mrs. Charles Calvin Stimets, Mrs.
B. l.. Stowe, Mrs. George G. Tenant,
Mrs. William ". Toffey, Mrs. J. ]. Toffey,
Mrs. S. d. Tompkins, Mrs. Thomas II.
Towar, Mrs. w. w. Varick. Mrs. John j.
Voorhees,, Mrs. John A. Walker, Mrs. u.
II. Washburn. Mrs. Spencer Weart, Mrs,
George T. Werts, Mrs. W. r. Westcott,:
Jr., Mrs. George H. White, Mrs. William
Mrs. George Baird Wilson, Mrs. f.. L.
Xn11n0
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-05-11
KNIGHTS TEMPlAR OFFICERS.
Fortieth Animal Conclavo Of the
State Grand Conmandery.

Especial to 1.-THE Jersey City News."l
TRENTON, May tl,lsss.-At the for
tieth annual conclave Of the Grand Com
mandery, Knights Templar of New Jer-
sey. held in Masonic Hall yesterday,
The following officers were elected:
William II. Ssbrlng, r.. E. Grand Com
mander: Peter McGill, Deputy Grand
commander: William B. Pugh, Grand
Generalissimo; Josiah s. Dawson. Grand
Captain General: George c. Maddox,
Grand prelate: Daniel Demorest, Grand
senior Warden; p. &. Adams, Grand Jun
ior warden. Fred G. wriese. Grand Treas
urer: Charles Bechsel. Grand Recorder:
r Al Shirreffs, Grand Standard Bearer,
John d. Beegle. Grand Sword Bearer:
John j. Henry. Grand Warren; A. 7. Os-
mond, Grand Captain Of Guards.
The Grand Chapter Of Royal Arch
Masons will elect officers today. There
are about 100 delegates IN attendance.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-05-11
IN DR.. QUIMBY'S MEMORY
Erie Track Elevation Society
Passes Resolutions of
Sympathy.

The Committee of the Erie Track Ele.
walton Association, appointed to prepare
resolutions touching upon the death Of
DR.. I. N. Quimby met last night atsA. ]
Corcoran's factory and adopted the fol
lowing
Whereas. in the death of Isaac N.
Quimby, the Track Elevation Asso-
citation has lost one of its truest
friends and most ardent advocates,
and the city is bereft of of one Gifts
most public-spirited citizens, there
fore be it
Resolved. that the members Of this
association, desiring to express their
great sorrow in the demise of so great
and 50 good a man, hereby testify 10
the ~irreparable loss which .ha suf-
fered in being deprived of his advice
and assistance in all public matters.
abolition of grade crossings in this
city. was materially benefited by his
speeches at our various meetings
which he attended with remarkable
fidelity, and that his earnest advoca-
cy of the measure in the Legislative
halls at Trenton, aided greatly in
the hnal success of the agitation, we
wish to testify to his manifold SER
vices to the people in this section Of
the city, and to add our tribute of
praise to the eulogies of his profess
sional brethren; and be it further
Resolved. that all public improve
nents, including equal taxation and
all needed reform, have suffered a
g~rievous loss in tn death of their stall
wart champion, DR.. Quimby. We
tender our sincere sympathy to the
bereaved family in thier great sorrow,
and the secretary is directed to trans
nit a copy of these resolutions.
A copy of the preamble and resolutions
will be suitably engrossed and present
ed to the family of the late doctor.
The funeral of DR.. Quimby is being held
this afternoon. from his late home on
Crescent avenue. The services are being
led by the Rev. E. L. Scudder.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-05-11

SALEM CHANCERY. OF NEW
Between Sara R. vreeland and Carrot d.
Van Reipen. surviving executors of the last
viii and testament of Nicholas S. Vreeland'
deceased. complainants, and Raymond v Bay
Tor ct ais, defendants.
Earle Insley, Solicitor.
Nv virtue of a decree of the Court OF Cnanc-
ery of New Jersey. made in the above stated
ca1ise and bearing date on the fourth DAY
If April. A.. D.. 1898. l shall expose to sale,
at public vendue. on
THuJRsDAY, the twelfth day of May, AID. 1888.
a. two o'clock in the afternoon. on the prem
ises. Nos. IS and 81 Grand street, Jersey CITY
All those two certain lots of land in Jersey
citv in the County of Hudson and State or
S-ay Jersey. which are known and distinguish
ed on a map entitled MAP of that part CT the
Town of Jersey, commonly called Powies
Hook.v surveyed in 1904 by Joseph F. Mangin,
and filed in the Clerks office of the County
Of Bergen as lots numbered one % and three
~ in block numbered FIVE G), fronting on
Grand street, each of said lots being twenty
Ave (25) feet wide in front and rear and one
hundred 600 feet in depth, and being 50
ami nthers to Cornelius Van Worst; recorded
Ianuary 22d 1865. in Book 159 of Deeds for
the County of Hudson, on page $50, &c
Together with all and singular the tene-
ments. Entertainments and appurtenances to
the said premises belonging or in anywise
appertainins.
Special Master in Chancery, of New Jersey.
Sl1. 20.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-05-11
MRS. sofFcKE WANTS A DIVORCE

vice-Chancellor Stevens in Chancery
Chambers, this city, today is hearing tes-
tinlony in the suit for divorce brought by
Cecilia Soffcke against her husband
George for divorce. on the ground Of ex-
treme cruelty. h Soffckes lived at No.
40 Lewis street, Town Of Union. They
we're married on November 9, 1895. A few
days after their marriage, she alleges. he
began to treat her cruelty and kept it up
until she left him.
She occupied the witLess stand all the
morning. She testified that he beat her
repeatedly, threw her down stairs. tore
her clothes from her back, and spit to-
sbacco juice III her face. On one coca
sion he put her trunk into the street. :
Soffcke makes a general denial. He de-
clares that the suit is the outcome of in
reference on the part Of his wife's rela-