davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-25

Nuunet vSenber pIIonb1 par
ben lfoe September @enitouo for en-
Su9, Der fo~rbanbItoss peb NGpnin9e.
rstisn Qabenraa. Boebanoler Seren.
len fammelfsbs bnpoe 9ennem fin
Commissioned / Rebenbapn tn 8og
lammen meo ell DEL andre ysger ogiad
moota9et ct lille 9efte: SenoefiQls
lamb, en- folteli9 6remfiain9 al 9atl
Bsrtelien, So9nepre'f | &s. Com
aue 9ipbsbH paa Bo9marteoet bleu
benne lille Bog Iast ben 9utitsuinonet.
Den laa Der / 5uli o9 9L9uit Ulaaneo,
inotil ben en- Dag bIeu ufbentet al 30
Iitibeijenten. 6or benue erope lloreens
Club ioemtes Serenien en- Beoe a tire
Mart.
Senberborg Bont. gefyreren
for Spnberbors gantS 6anitbo mebos-
Ter / 9pens tylte 8lao, buOr Iangt
Observation-Disclosures er naaet. Zen
uiIoe bape u9ret aiIuttet / 6oraaret,
bpis Der lite par bIeuet reiit en- ltetre
Proces imOo Boet ON @ritafnins. Sch
fsrIfe s3nlfans par Bost bemt til nt be-
tale 80. 600 Mart; ueO OUerIuuOretten
bIeu 9Oet fritenct; Der CT neolust Repi.
iiOn, os Oenne ifaI ~forbanoIes ueO Riss.
rstten / geip3is ben 29be December.
pua nogIe faa Reituucer mar er Masien
reaIiferei. Der menss enonu at pile
fomme 6 Brocent uo al Bost; bliuer
Brocesisns llofuIb beIoist. enbnu mere.
Saa mart proeesieu er af9iort, uil Be
banblinsen tunne luttes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-25
Ont ult np ullr.

Brins " idolas al W%ontens9ro.
buis Datter, priniesien al Reapel, mu'
liepis bliper StalienS nolte Drowning
bar ben anlsbnins paabuot Snofsrelis
Of bet iiaIisnfs Spros | ate fine %ofients
liee Stolsr. 9an bar f%oreipur9t bos
ben itaIisnlfe Re9ering ON 9arere /
bette Spros.
FRA gien meboeIes, at Niss'
ruobet aabnebe Sssfon / Onsbass uns
Der mes,n llrO % 6OritprrsIfe. DIR. D.
Su6s blsp 9enuaIst til prGlioent.
Miniler. Br9fbsnteu, @reu D. @larp,
ubtalte / fin a%abnin9staIe 9aabet ON,
al Miniheriet trobs be fOrlteuise ans
fusller matte pile fig neutral os bsrueo
pinbe be iorfeai9e Partier o9 e%enopretts
be sobe samle parlamentariife lilltanoe.
6ans Gale bIeu bpppi9 a%fbruot al e8s'
6erns, Der bpsiebe Os raabie, at bet par
ben npe prsusfite Snofpoelle, Der 9loros
Is eaIbsnbs, os at bet par bet elter'
risfe DpnOltiS SLENDER % 6orraOers,
Der fab puO be f%orrelte BGnte.
20 Mia. Dollars bIep bsuilget til
6iGlp for be itabeIioie unoer ben frps'
ieIise Ousripsmmelie, bet Iauere p~lterrie
for en- Glib iben uar @enitanb Tor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-25
Wtnf for S,nsnn pore. ,9uor.

Ieoss ies fan flare mig meo bet lille,
min Diano tlsner / ben uarme Sommers
lib, oil lite ipnes iau forunoerIi9t Tor
Dem, naar ie9 fottldrer or Dem en- al
mine Wanber at etonomiiere pan, " be:
merteoe en- Dame fotIeoen Dug Ill en-
at fine betsnote, ber tia9e6e ouer, at
bun lite funbs unogaa al fomme @Glo.
yGn betpoeIi9 ue9iftspoit / enbuer
5amilie er Oottorre9niu9er, men ri bor
inaen laabanne. Seq bar min Uieois
cintasle en- 5laife meb Or. peters Ku-
riko, en- 6Iaite Ole-Oid os en- 6Iaife
Mave-Vigori. 8eriom ct al Bernene
bIiuer ipse euer tommsr til Stabe, eaer
oeriom min Wann lite befinoer fig pei,
iad togsr ies ben enc euer ben anoen
TIalfe, efter iom bet pasier for liltaI.
bet. Disie Usbiciner er paulioeIi9e,
os. Tan leg f%oriitrs Dem, iparer mig
moussn en- iurt f%Ortient 0aIer / esbst
Of aarst."
6uis Der in9en Asent finoes / 8eres
NoboIae, ffriu til 5ubritanten, Or. pc
ter 5abrnsg, ll2-114 Q. 9Opue aus.,
Gbieaao. Su.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-25

rsprGioen 9arrion og
Dirs. 6arriion antom / iioite uge til
BrpsieI, buor De bleue mooInsne ueo
Stationen al ben amerifanite Winiter,
RoniuIen o. Il.
Sitter ct Bar Dn9ee OpboIb / Btus.
iel git @alterne ON Boro paa Damp:
tibet ct. Baul" % latte Rurien mob
Dem gOrt.
Sra 9nmbor9 mebbeIes, at
Is barlotte Is mboen, IN Selter til
ben bersmte tpfte Boet, 0enri
Sc ne, Os / mango Nar en- at gpens
melt prominente Domer, M er afgaaet
ueb Dsosn / en- QIper al 100 Qur pau
3 Gage mar.
8enengel te Ron III 8ibor9,
6lnlano, tit forleoen i'm Nfffeo paa
@runb al fin poIitilte StIuing. gu
bar imioIertio en- 4-5 andre en9eIife
northumberland / 6iuIuno inos
ienot Afitebs6esetin9, os en- 6sbmanb
y a qeman, Der Oar uelet til en9eIit
RoniuI / giborg, bar nagtet at mOota9e
llon9unelis.
sra ben tp te Re ers 5a9 Is
tur hos ben %luenlfe @reu Ibott paa
Staberlle mar Utalme ~fortGles, at
@reuen isrlt MATTE anIRg9e Gelegraf
ira III Slot I'll Walms, oernRlt lelefon
no til Reiieritibet. 9noelig MATTE ban
I'll buert Waaltib oqtte Borb / fem Yq.
reIier. y Gil Rejleren og ben sreue=
Iige bamiIie. p @u Rapoler, Der lite
buer Bag maotte lpiis iammen meo
Reiieren, men par for i'm til at ipiie
iammm meo > Sstretaren Os gasen.
~ aeiisrens 3assr. 81 9ataierne. =
So, bet tOlier at baOe en- aeiier til
@elt.
Yrinfese Stepbanie, 0attsr
at Song 2eOpoIo / geIsien os arOns
prinissie / Diterris, oil meb fin Sui9ers
iaoer Refer 6ran3 So 8 Iiaaoelie
mart inosua / 2Gsteitab meO elmer
9onpap, en- un9ort @tepe, iom CT Ia
aar pnsre eno benoe. 5or at inosaa /
ct iaaount 2Ggteltab mao BUN leIufslses
lis fralise Jig etbuert 5amiIieitab meo
ben piterris.unsurite aOnsefumiIie.
Ynrlamentet / 8letorid. 6%olonieu,
aufralieu, uebtos forrige llse at ienoc
lroppa til Spoofrita. Oa Yeiluts
ninsen par betenotsiort, fang MeoIem@
merne ben sngelite NationaIians "God
save the Queen.
0entpfte Rel ct uil ifsIse 9ele
gram fra Berlin meo bet fsrlfe afegss
ct geiss / England. ON bet er DO
srnes Gag, euer bet er noset fra ga:
moas Sper9smaaIet, Der enonu lite Ell
risti9 / Orben, ia berpaa srunoer man
for 3ioen.
st BerIinerblab b~sretter ON
lloeurissminilter Yulows Snoltiain9
til Roloniraaost ON at iaa II II, en-
al SomOa Derns, os BIabet %tiIfeier
vi antOse, of Qsn Tan raas uoen uiosre
Peiuar. England bar / 6ortiben uun'
bet JOroeIe NOT fremfor lpitIano. 0u
maa Dor Glib mart tomme. 2It, buac
Der bebsuss, er at f%orIun9e Den 3anSi=
bar i; Byte for Samoa.
Era Wosfom mebbeles Der, at "a
Sanger Armenien ere leslabte, o9 "a
psosbemte baue facet 9ommsu foran.
bret til Iiusuarist 5ensieI. armenilfe
8irter Os aloltre, Der ere bleune soe'
Iosfs, ltuae 9enOpbpsses puu Stalens
8egnins.
psasluronces Beora9erie
| fort MuaIeltot er for npIig opoa9et
Suerris, Os 20 periOner ere arrtitsreo'
IOm msOOsIustise oeri. @n DIR. Bal
lib fal pGre 9eoeren, ibet ban / fer'
aar bar orsuet ben pratlis at anbefal'
bsenbs guissere til OpiaseIle. 0unoels
fterlte Observation-Disclosures bape not Lib
be Itgriie Tab.
Macbetb6 2ampe9laS IparI
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-25

Wrs. 9StuSIoip's G 9th M ~Orn1
n a qamm,n. eoot pfgDsi u,ibbr. lem tSotd -
afar hur patei brugt Of wt uionr flstrs ior II
Smaabotn 1anppstioosm usD tulttonihsh
&ufces. Ifi bIoliau bornti. blgbaier @numffHti
forminbffu Htianbelitn, tulmerS mgrttn, bfbtettr
Btnbfolif. ban en- mtgtt ~btbaasila Smag % CT bet
bsbfs D1ibttl mob Tiathst. Gplats 81 Gruaeirsr
oDsralt | QttbtH. priisne e. 25 Gents Jiaiftn.
Suit at ioTlauge 1Rrs. Mtnsiows xsofbina
1prup o. iagtuetn anbsn Slogs, ea Dlsbte ptl
.Snes ben al pars ben bsoit ptsbtcin ! aanspsrtoetn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-25

tel9enoe antal oanlt Stemnler I Noto:
aesUi9:
1887, 1880,
1890, 1862,
1893, 1868 o9
1898, 15,439.
0isfe 6prboIo uiier aItiaa I'll Iroos
for en- ltertt onuenot YuIs8eometri be;
tpOeIis 5remsdng for Dunitbsben. 6t
Opssr meb bet tpite SprOss 9rObrIns
ger pil lore III ct Iisnenoe &sinItat.
: be goos olnlte @9ne taller fun cen tpit
al buert tie 6unoreoe; / Rsbli9oerns Ell
oct fremmsos Clement bog lie iaa llot
mere frembsrifsnoe, men Ian9tira ooer.
usieuoe. 9Gpnfioes be ca. l50, 900
oauittalenbs / giorb' og Ulelsmll less
uig Ieoer bernsoe Iibt ouer LOCO
9uobp99sre meo inf 9usipro9. Naar
man imioIertiO frare9uer De Inoudnoreot
6mbeoss og VtltiaiuSsmano, Der be-
nptier ii9 al bet tpite Spros, nil Ulin'
bretauet al tpittalenbe 9iem iOin0e lno
til nogIe 9unOreoer.
6ortpifniussns ReiuItater Tan Tor!
fa9t lammeniattes meo islsenoe Orb al
ben ipfffnbeoe AmtsoOmmer Abler:
gSngerne ltaar iaaItbes, at ben belle /
be ioiIebns Mar iao m|ejionmeIist %
meo SpbgoeIie at lua ms9sn @nsr8L
Arbsioe % 8onletUsns Opferte gpg'
ming beiii iunoipnIiS i%porIslt Uil for.
fuinoe / ysbet al en- llse, naar luansen
opbsrts."
8un mob Spb, buor bet rationale
Rsre mansIer, o9 entelte 9ranles9ne
bar Ggitbsoen unnoet nc9et Snopas.
Der lioite aents9ernins ifpl6es uooan.
orinsen os ct fort Tab al 8npital.
$4,000 Nort leeuigere bar iioen 5nos
lemmelien / Yreusien iorlaot Sauoet o9
uofsrt en- Yengeium, Der eitsr ct Sten
anIaos til so MiaiOnr Rart. ) be
ahOIteoe 9sue er Der paa oenne Naaoe
itabt Ell Wiuiisbso iorr en i9it Suouau-
bring. Dsnue er bsusr lite uosblsusn.
y 9abersIeU 8eltsramt ct be itolie 6
a0r nosst Ouer 1870 @aarbe, minore
Gisnoomms % iorbloie 9ule 9aasoe ousr
poo tpfte 6Gnoer. 8 be surise oanlfe
Qmter bar 1iIbuoet al @ienoomme bog
ifts oueritestt @ftsripsrsllen ipnosrlist.
llnsbommens %llouanorius bar imIbIertlo
msofert en- G%ilba9e9ang / eanobru9sts
llbuitiin9. 8esuosn Isusr BET Der ousr
$4,000 oanlte unberiautter, Der buerten
bar poIitiits, tommunnIe saer tirtelise
8sitisbsbsr. Deb berss trusnoe Gill
ling er ben IunbIi9s Drifti9beb lammet
/ iomme Grab iOm @rbuerusIiust /
asbltoosrue. ilbDitlinssn | be ienere
Gar bar ousrolt ffabt en- ulitterbeo, en-
Nebsans / be stonomiits Eilitanos.
Wen iamtibis mso, Of ben matsriels os
aanoeIiee tlouitIins bsmmes saar Der en-
gcI9e af 9arme sennem gsfOltnlnssn.
Saalebss filler be p%oIitiite O9 ~iCelals
Sorboib fig ueb inteuarsnbe aurbnns
brebss SIutnine, 30 aar eiter 6raltils
IeIisn fra Wooerlanost.
& mmuna orenin9en 9as
bsrsIeu. iom be tplte Wpnbisbeosr Ddr
uso at gore busuilo, ioet De ailfrattsos
ale 5usuGrtsr fra at uoIeie eOtuIer til
SOreninsen, bolbt nplig ct Dsupttei
Msbe / Rriitiansfelt, buor bet bauos
Ieiet SaIsn 5oriamIinsSbniet o6rem".
s.. g.. 9unsisn par GaIer. 5surist
astsr 6OmmuuoIfOreninsm at IOos Op.
tsrs en- 6OriumIinssbpsnins / 0absrss
leu, bpor politist lite Tan binore ben
at boloe Wsoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-25
Ieioplaget
,9anifercns" gOs6anOel fra
Neenab, Gis., iamt nO9le
allOre Spger,
i9lges btlligt.

6pI9suoe buues i OpIos Og tiIbpOes
berueo til De bosfoieoe me9et nebiatte
Yriier, alt pOrtOfrit. Susen Rubut
9iues:
gnfot FFsnT
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-25
new 10Th CENTURY
FL0DE SEPARATORER.

/ Sept. var Tidspunktet
for ct nyt stort Fremskrid
paa Separator-Omraadet we'd
fremstilling af Improved
20rH CENTURY ''Babyii eller
DAISY storrelsen af Della
walls Fl6de-SeparatorerZm med
foroget skummeevne og end
nu st0rre Arbejdsydelse
hyoryed de nye "A p an
Piade Maskiner endnu mer,
END for overgaar alt andet
paa Skummeomraadet. liver
ken Arbejde eller Udgift "a
sparet for at gj6re den nye
18th CENTURY DE LAVAL
Maskine = bogstavelig For
stand fuldkomne Separatorei
- Maskiner for enhyer, som
ingen kan krltisere og ingen
kan forlange bedre eller bllli-
gere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-25

Den poIitifte Stilltn8
u oroIesui9. De l50, 600 o0nit'
llnoeoe giorb nssui9ete beltaar al en- tar'
neluno 9onbstanb. en- foretaaiom Sob
ftaosbefoltuin9 os en- t%rofait Arbeioers
itano, Der snbnu TT faa 9oot iom
%upaupirtet af .SoeiaIismen. Ula9ttil'
be%oerne, De iaotalbte 9jemmetpifere,
banner ct fotiuinbenbe Minoretal.
Deres 5rafuIo bar ben aioebe nOroilss;
pig1fe 1alsmauo 5unggrenen@ Gang
iammenliguet meo. bUub Der fer. naar
8ornst taltes: aAunsrne o9 bet onurli9e
aorn faloet pla 9oIuusien; men bet
aooe oa pGatise Rorn nuar Wanlet I'll
@aun % @laOe for Menneifene % til
SGo for ben tommenoe 0Eft." ) 1e8s
len FL bog osiaa oiemmetpterne uoe al
Stanb til al fOrplonte tpife SinosIa8 /
F~ieruere SlGgtleo.
; bet belle toset fprtIis9er Der /
8aIsreinItaterne en- WaalsltOt for
Danfbsbsns 0mfang os QpftbeOens
5remsans / be ienere Nur. Der af9a'
pes peb be fbite fire RissouSsuaIs
fsIsenoe antaI ban1fe Stemmer / NOto:
ilesui9:
1887, II, 800,
1890, 1872,
,ooo - ceoon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-29
PANIC AT 4 CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL.
Santa Clau.'s Beard and Clothing Take
Fire While lie Is Distributing Gifts.

Santa Claus's Beard and Clothing Take
Fire While He Is Distributing Gifts.
MACK. Dec. pa panic was caused In st.
Pauls ". Z. Church here last night by an ac-
cdent which set Santa Claus on fire and
threatened the destruction ofthe church. The
Christmas festivities OF the Sunday school were
being held and the church was crowded. 4
log cabin hat been constructed and within IT,
above the fireplace. hung several stockings
awaiting visit from Santa Claus. After some
opening exercises Santa Claus appeared from
behind the log cabin. driving six reindeer.
represented by six little girls. Mr.. Robert
Wheeler was Santa Claus. and lie halted In
front otthe mantepiece to distribute presents
to the children. Santa Claus took UP a lighted
candle TO aid him in reading the address, on
one OF the presents. As he I'D 30 the pastor.
the Rev. DR.. Egbert. cam. w 10 give him a
cordial welcome. saying. How do you do Santa
Claus"
santa Claus reached out one hand 10 the
pastor and the other one. holding the lighted
candle. came near his face that the long
darling up like u fash. soon ientted the cotton
which represented snow on his clothing. In
tense excitement prevailel. Children fell over
one another IN trying to get cut, and anxious
parents pressed through the crowd to get their
children. A number OF persons rushed out
doors fearing the church would take FIRE. DR..
Egbert. Mr. ". A. Ferris and Mr.. John Murray
the aid Of a large rug succeeded in .eItinguish-
Ing the FIRE Mr. Wheeer's eyebrows were
Singed and his face was scorrhed, but his in
iures were comparatively slight
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-29
MIXED MARRIAsEs NOT HINDERED
Wrong Conclusions Drawn From.the Pope's
Holy Year Decree.

Holy Year Decree.
A Catholic who marries a Protestant In 1900
will not have to 20 to Rome to get the dispen-
sation required by the Catholic Church before
a priest can marry Catholic to a nom
Catholic. Archbishop Corrgan told visitor
Yesterday morning that an entirely wrong
conclusion had been drawn by the public from
the Papal degree relating to the suspension
OF dispensations In Holy Year
AT the end OF every century" tho Arch
bishop explained. the Holy Father suspends
special faculties to ordinarles OF dioceees.
This is a custom brought down from centuries.
Az was said In the circular to the clergy at
this season. particularly. Rome should be the
fountain OF mercy and spiritual favors for the
Catholics Of the entire world. and this 10 n time
for all Catholics to turn to Rome. But IL woul
he manifestly Impossible for every one who
dcsireda dispcnsation from tho Church to per-
sonally make a Journey to Rome to secure the
dispen sation. So far IA mixed marriages are
concerned. Catholics who desire to marry nom
Catholics in 1904. will seek dispensations In tho
same manner as heretofore"
planned afterwari that the Catholic Church re-
Qulred no man to do the impossible In the
early Centuries of the Church. the Archbishop's
secretary explained, II was an easy matter to
sations could be granted directly by the head
OF the Church. Now that was impossible. The
decree recently promulgated. he said. was In
accordance with the custom Of the early
Church. 1t emphasized to all Catholics that
Rome was the fountain head Of the Church:
suspension of dlepensatOns In the Holy Year.
may be expected In "a few days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-29
LABOR UNION CHARGES THEFT
Against = Man who Went Back to Work
in n strike-He Says IT'S = Piot.

Against = Man who Went Back to Work
in n strike-He Says IT'S = Plot.
Edward Fleishner OF 246 Fast Fourth street
was a prisoner In the Yorkvine police court
yesterday charged with having appropriated
dollar which Pauline Block OF 2SS East Hous-
ton street gave him as the delegate In the
cigarette factory at lit Allen street TO pay her
dues TO the Progressive Rolled Cigarette A.
aociation. The complaint was made by Ma
than LYMAN. secretary OF the association. who
swore that Flieshner failed to turn In the
money.
why have you taken all this time TO make .
com plalnt2" asked Max Steinert. the prison.
ers counsel
We had no particular reason" LYMAN an
swersd.
This 10 q plot got M by the association 10
put this man In Jail. because he refused to re-
Stainert said to Magistrate Mott
Fieishner. denied that the Block. girl had
given him the money he was charged with re-
snns The 5ouS wa ne ssd tsHt when
though he went out with the other employees.
as he was unable TO secure employment else
whore. he had to return to work To support his
parents, Some Of the strikers tried 70 INDUCE
refused they told him he would get into trouble.
The trouble has come" said Feishner;
"M la Block used to be my best girl. but met
smother girl liked b. Set,S , and LEFT Pauline
said abe gave the prisoner the dollar and she
had since learned that no had not paid II to the
"fsYs Will let tho matter go to the Court Q,
he held Fleishner in $500 ball for trial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-29
CASE MEMORIAL ARog.
Collection of Contributions It Il Announced
VIII He stopped for tho Present.

Collection of Contributions It Il Announced
VIII he stopped for the Present.
According to Franklin o. Case. tho secretary
OF the National Memorial Arch Committee"
Thomas II. Cochrane. the young man who
aroused the suspicious OF people In
Providence and Boston by asking for sub
scribtions to the arch fund. is all right. Mr.
Case said that Cochrane had been authorized
TO collect money for the arch. which az stated
is to be erected In Washington In memory OF
those who fell In tho Spanish War. The trouble
seems to bs that the seeking OF contributions
for the arch Ia a little premature An appro-
priation OF 100000 for the arch Ia provided
}or in a bill recently introduced In Con-
gress by Rrpressntatlye sulzer OF this city.
tIonai shall bo raised by, popular subscriptions,
seGuently the collection OF money from, tho
who are supporting the bill. Congressman Sui:
yer il very indignant about tho matter md
wrote n letter TO Mr.. Case yesterday In which
he expires sed strong disapproyal OF Cochrane's
New England tour in search OF contributions
Mr. Case said that he became secretary 81 the
Arch Com m ittee at the request OF John kartZ
Carey who ia an old friend OF his, and who IL
very much Interested in the movement About
four hundred dollars has been collected for tho
nrch. hut. according TO Mr., Case, no more con-
tributions will be solicited until the bill has
passed Congress.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-29
MIST SUPPORT TWO WIVES
orrrR nULING IN THE CASE OF A
BI0lMOUs TAILOR.

- Admits Marrying Two Women but Isn't
charged with Observation-Disclosures eiier
az, That sinoo wife No. y Welded in
oood Fanh She Must lie Maintained.
v.si.trste Zeler In the Essex Market police
.aryt Yesterday ruled that q man could be
,.s,llv oompelled to support more than one
"a. and II the decision IL not upset. Max
vr..man. tailor. OF $40 Third street will find
himself In hard luck.
preeman married his FIRST wife In 1893 The
All, lived happily together until about four
,..rs ago when Freeman went to Russia. and
.hils there met and married another woman
Ma lived with her for two years and then re-
,urn,d to New York and Joined his first wife.
oh. ras unaware Of his second matrimonial
ron,urc until a week ago when the second wlfo
.,rIysd here and i'm IN edately sought him out.
shs found him living with his first wife. He
.csnovlsdged his guilt and begged his first
wife to forgive him.
"you vas my f,rst undt only lofe." he said an 4
aha relented. The second wife was put out OF
tbs house and she sought lawyer who caused
rreeman's arrest on charge OF abandonment t.
when he was arraiened in the police court yes
,sr1ay Lawyer Jacob Roger appeared for him.
"Thi, man cannot BE- held to support this Sec
o,d woman" said the lawyer. The fact OF
ths two marriages Ia admitted on all sides. The
.soond wife therefore. is not Freeman's legal
wife. Freeman cannot be made to support
her"
Then you acknowledge that your client 10 a
biramist7" said the Magistrate.
He Ia not here on that charge" replied the
lawyer.
Il will order him to pay this second wife IS q
v.ek. l." said the Magistrate. she swears that
abe married this man In good faith. You ad-
init IL for him. ThiS complainant has child
BY him He Is morally compelled to support
both"
Then, your honor" said the lawyer IF his
nrst wife. who Is legally married to him should
bring similar proceedings. would you order
him to support her also?"
Il would" said the Magistrate. Then he
would be compelled under q decision OF the
Court TO support two wives. both OF whom
would have equal rights under the Courts de-
sision2" said the lawyer.
lam taking cognizanos OF this case only. !"
said the Magistrate. He admits marrying this
woman and tho law says he must support her.
Society must be protected against men like
him"
Freeman q hrst wife was In the court room
and wanted TO produce bondsman TO secure
the payment OF s. week to the second wife.
but hi. LAWYER persuaded Freeman to be locked
up tina, ha beas corpus proceedings might be
brought.
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sASDBhsexD AND Ronsrp.
Reynold seyboid Found Bound and Gagged
In Millrace In South Waterloo. NY

." IN south WnterIOOs ". N.
WATERLOO. N. Y, Dec. 2s.-Iast evening at
$3.50 o'clock Reynold seybold. who supplies
cheese to cafes and private families. was sand
bagRed and robbed. Then he was bound and
gagged and thrown into the Old White Mill
raceway. Seybold had been out collecting
money yesterday afternoon and was TO meet
man who owed him some money at Lux's
Hotel. South Waterloo. at 3 o'clock. He put
his horse and wagon In the Old white Mil
sheds and went to the hotel to wait for the
man. As the man did not appear at the time
act Mr.. seybold decided to go home. He was
seen to leave the hotel and 90 TO the sheds.
Afew minutes afterward Fred q. Marshall.
who was sitting In Miler's barber shop. 200
yards from the sheds. heard groans coming
from the direction OF the sheds. Mr.. Marshall
summoned the night Waterman OF the organ
factory. ard with William Sweet and Frank Ide.
started TO search fo- the person who was
groaning. They thought some one had been
kicked by horse in the sheds. They found
looking around saw blood on the ground and
partitions OF the shed, and found an account
closed .Sd sSa pencil
been robbed. and following tracks In the snow o
place they came the BANK of se n m faSsn
and there lay Mr. Seybold in about fourteen
snS. e Ice spd water sassed, and with n,
bis hands around in front o. his face, and al,
though Ynconseous. his head was held eboys
no has not been conscious Tor any great length
OF time sin 20 he was found.
"a About two weeks age seybold was held up at
watch taken from, hun. He was also bound
and hid not succeed In working himself loose
SH .s Ss nsT % II (. ds
to discover the person who had his watch.
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REAL ESTATE NEWS.

with tho exception Of an Important transsc-
ton in Bronx realty yesterday was without in
cident in tho realty market. The sales reported
were few In number and generally unim-
portsnt The properties sold consisted mainly
Of fats and dwelling houses The dwelling.
No. 2 East Sixty-seventh street. which adjoins
the house destroyed by fire some time ago. In
which several lives were lost. was reported
sold but no confirmation OF tho report could
be obtained.
The sale Of the simpson estate property In
the Twenty -thlrd ward. tho details OF which
will be found In another column. constitutes
one OF the most i'm portant transactions In that
section in some time william NJ. Ryan was
the broker in the sale and the buyer 10 said to
be Wall Street man who buys for Investment.
In the auction room the majority ofths Offer
ings. which were all under foreclosure proceed
ings. were secured By plaintiffs.