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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31
Werftuiirot8e 9(enBert&tgen Napo:
IeOt'S attf st. 9eIena.

General IS Dur9duD, elmer Der Sc
treuen, pel6e ben geftIr3ten Napoleon in
Die 8~erbannun9 nd9 ct. 0elena begleiteten,
gab f6on gart3 tur3 naG 9dpOIeon's Sob
qemeinIam nit benz 56idIdGsgefdbrten
M2ont6o(on 6o4interefante 9ittate Des Sc
fungenen BON ct. 9eIena 6eraus. 9cgegen
be6ielt CT feline perI0nliAen 4uf8ei9nltngen
pon NeuBerungen NapoIeOn's ouf ct, 9e=
lena fir fi4, unO erft ieBt finb lie bon ieinen
gtu6tommen p%er6ffentliht tporben.
Nu8 ba ftOBt man auf bo4bebeltenbe
NerBerungen bes geItiir5ten Situnen. 5reiz
li9 crying er it4 i'm ltnmut6 unb in Der
2angetpeile audi in aGerbanb p6antaftii9en
@riuen. Nber iobdlo ct nit ern item Na6z
benfen iPra8, perleu9nets fi4 fcin punOsrz
bareS 9enie ni6t.
50 iagte er f6on i'm s. 1916, na9ber1
er f%iner betannten Nni4Ldge ge9en ba5
inbiI6zbritif6e Geib geoo4t bate, nit oro=
Fer 8eItimmt6eit boraus, DAB int 2oufe Der
Set GuBlanb es Iein tpet6e, bas nod grtz
tii6zSnbien binbrGnge, na6 Defen Gren3e
es ia BON Der perfi4en Sren3e nidt tDett
babe.
Dor breiunbo4t3ig Sa6rsn modte cine
folte &DruusIagung p6drtattf6 flingen,
2tber fe bat iib nit Der 3eit bo6 erfiiGt.
9eute ite6t GuBlanb bereits auf Der 9o9z
ebene BON Pamir bi9t an SnD:ens 8ren3e.
lin 6iefelbe 3ett duBerte 92apoleon: 8er
9err NegDptens fei, Der la6e BEN @6IiReI
31 sSynbien. 11nb er meinte: Die 6err19enbe
Ma9t in NegDpten miiffe fi9 ben gdn5en
Sudan Big Mbef7tnien unttrtperfen, gu biez
fem 3pefe audi 8rieg5ffiffe ben Nil BIN
auff4ifen; in bieiem Slime tpitrDe ct in
4egppten ge6anbslt baden, ipenn er hnrt gez
6lieben pGre. 0a i'm ober fem G6rgei5
bOn @egbpten nad 6ranfreib 3uriidtrieb, 70
ipurbe aus benz groBen pla1te ni9ts, penigz
items ni4t5 GIT @~uniten 6rdntreid5, tppbI
aber bat i'm in unieren 2ogen Gngtanb aus
gsfiibrt.
8on einem Barlamentarismu8 in sgranfz
reid 6ieGt Gappleon niGts uno meinte i'm
s. 1918: Sin parIamertariI6es Geqiez
r%ungSfptem in 5rdrrtreth fibre n u gu gez
gsnfeitigem Sab un0 2ei0eniduften. 9as
bat fi6 aIerbin9s Defenders au4 in leBter
3eit 6eitGtt9t,
Sn biefem 3ufammen4ange fam er cuff bic
groBe fran30fii9e 8ebOlution gu fpreden
uno that babel ben Nu5Ipru4:
r8On ben MGnrern Der ReDolution tpar
9dnton Der 8ebeutenhIte; er 6dtte aGes
bermo4t, unb es lit un6esreiflih, tpesRalf
er 1t9 bon Robespierre t~rennte, Inn auf be1
8ut1ottne gu ferben, 6aben i'm bic 5tpei
Wttltonen e%ntnerbt. Die er ii8 in 8eIgien
bnlte? @r mar e5 bo9, Der Die 4arole aus
gegeben bat, nit Der man Tranfreib be-
berrf4t: &Ibnbeit, nun &ii6n6eit unb npG
einmal &ii6n6eit!"
Die ieit6eri9e @ef4i4tsForT8ung fat
NapOIeon's Nnfi6t iiber bie 8eoeutung 9anz
TOMS, ben Die friibere 4uffafung meift nur
als plumpen 8%Illtmenlden binTtelte, bpu=
itdn0ig beitatiat. sQ %sattpirft 3. 3, S9pmas
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31
Set oettf1e &etGS= SnpatiSens
SfouSS.

Nus Der fran5D1t19en &rie9s=GntI9dbiz
gun9 purbe betanntli6 1einer .3eit Elm &az
pttal bon SCI Wtilipnen Nfarf abge3tpeigt
unb CUR @erfor9un9 Der 9interbliebensn
Der @efalenen unb Der Snbaliben beftimmt.
0as ftnb run0 1873 MiQipnen Dollars Dber
tDeniger ais mir iebt in einem Sabre fir
PenitDnen berausgeben. Mls Snbalibeu
freili4 purben nur 9iejenigen betra6tet,
tDel4e bur9 8erpunbung ertperbsunfdbig
geporben paren.
@rt i'm Sabre 1895 purbe gum eriten
W1u1e cine 8etpi1i9ung BON 100000
Wtart our l1ntertiiBung bilfsbebiirftiger
8eteranen sema4t, unb bieIe auf jGbrlt9
120 Mart fetgeteqt. Man batte aber Die
3abl Der 9ilfsbebiirftigen unteri6dbt, I'M
benz man nur auf $4,000 re9nete, tpd6renO
fi9 bis @nbe 1898 bereits 35,367 gemelbet
batten. Oa in 5olge bapon biele aus
Murgel an Mitteln abgenie1en tperben
muBten, bat fib Die 8unbesregierung auf
tpieberboltes Nnbringen be8 Gei9stages
enblib ent19loHen, cine fpeitere iGbrlide
8emiaigung BON 1,680,0OO Marf fir Die
11nterftiibung Der bilfsbebirftigen 8etcraz
men 8u fOroern.
Serner bat tie 100000 Marf berlan8t,
I'm bas Sons Der 0irterb1iebenen Der Gez
f%allenen rtpas better 3u fte1en, mas BEL ben
qe1tei9erten Soften bes Qebensunter6dlts
burGaus n0tbig erf6ien. 8isber be3p9en:
Die @ittfpen ber @enerale 1900, bic Der
5tabsoffi5iere 1900, bic Der iibrigen Sffi@
5iere 900, iebes Sinh zines Offi3iers Bis
gum bollenoeten II. 2ebensiabre $50 un6
9oppelpaiien 225 Mart; ferner Die Mitt@
pen Der SelOipebel 324, bic Der untefoffiz
ssere 252, bic Der @emeinen $50, je0es Gino
zines Nngeb0ri9en bieier 1lnterflafen Bis
gum bollenbeten Is. 2ebensia6re 1875 unb
9oppelpoiIen $50 Mfart. Gta9 benz nelle1,
benz gfei6stag borgelegten 8eieB folen be
8eibiilfen fir 8eneralsnittfpen ni9t, be-
gege1 i'm geboteren 5ole Die fir 8ittipen
bon Stabsoffi3ieren auf 1900, fir Witts
nen Der iibrieen Sffi5iere auf 1900, Dpn
sSelbnebefn auf 444, BON ltnterofft5ierea
ouf 372 limb BON 9emei1ten auf 300 Mart
erb06t perbet. @ntipre6enb fOlen bic
l1ntertiBungen fir Die Maifen fteigen, To-
psit fte Offi8ierstinber finb; fir Solbotenz
timber 1T Oagegen cine Qufbeferung Der
geIebli6en Gr5iebungsbeibilfen nibt ms
4uge gefuBt. 0as erideint al5 cine I'm
qerehtigteit, tpelde aus benz @ntpurfe gu
e~ntfernen Der 3ei9stag tpo6l ais feline
Nufgabe ertennen pirb, 5umal Die 3abl
ber neutrality-suspicious. &inOer ;ebt
bod nur mod febr gering iein fam.
BUR 8e1treitung bieier Me6ransgaben
rei9en alerbings Die 3inien oes SnDaliz
benfonbs re9nun9smdBig ni6t aus. Q0er
es 1T barin immerbin Elm ueberi9uB BON
iiber Is Mtlionen b%orban6en, Der fit unz
bere 3tpede ni9t feitgeIegt 1T, uno ii4 be5z
bal6 fir bieie Mebrausgaben DeripenOen
IdBt. SebenfuIs pirb bic Saide Der
@teuer3abler MIR in 9an3 geringem MaBe
fir bie1en Me6rauftpanb in Nnfpru4 &C.
nommen merben, nnb UNI 10 nngere4ter
mdre es, penn man ii4 ni4t gu oemlelben
b~equemte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31
0rie6tfGe 9Settte fittS nOrsit9GiG
fir @rottfe 1ttto GSemeSeuSc.

@tr baben stuei Sorten Metn. bereu GRe6en BON @rie-
denIanb nod @alttOrnlef oerp fon3t lpnrbeu finh. 9ies
1elben finn pon ouBergelpDbnlihem @DblgeIdmad uuo
inerben pm Ner5ten aufs WGrmite enpfoblen, neil fe
~fbrberno auf bic gerbnunng nno Die glutbiIbuuq mir.
fen. I'm bteie Meine iiberoa ein5uflbren, bteten MIR
hieieIbeu ST ermdBi9ten 8reiieu ON tpte fol9t: 9anta
Mtanra. lit elm iebr l9bner Ieblub ibmledenber r6tD=
liber @nBnein; dhnlt9 lnie @ortmein: foftet nnr 84e
GiiBpeiu, dbnIih lpie WttsfateIer, foItet aid nlr 84c
per 6aIone. 9ttemoub Ionte oeridunten, bieie Meine
bGben ole Sprten @eine unb Spirituofen. inner @es
ib6ft it 6eS 9r6Rte I'm 9an5en geeiten; @Sir re9nen
nIdts tmr Se egp4sai6 S Sihf fnO sSplDaf mao g ,air
auriid. 9tuf Wuui1 sahlsn mir Die 5ra9t nadb aneu
SbeiIen br 9ereiuigten Stoaten uuo retbnen bann fir
s5radbt Sc per @alone bel 0uontitdten BON 5 @aaonen
pber ntebr. 1lniern Gotolo9 init 2ieberI ~antnluu9 uno
MuIi9tsolbum periAiden mir frei.
9as gtoBe 9enti6e Sous,
STULz Bros,
I416-18 Main Str, Gan francisco Office:
Kansas City. Mo-. III 8atterp ctr.
l5r1s 3t iap0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31

Sn fetnem biefer Sabre mar i'm Monat
Sanuar etn So0esfau bur4 8ltBiGtag GIT
ber5ei4nen, unb bic 3abI Der SobesFdQe
bur9 @turm betrug in ben Sanrar@0}oz
naten MIR g.. Sour pentge 6GQe fonen
alb i'm Sebruar, MGr3, Sttober, Nooemz
Der un0 DECEMBER bor. gon ben erpGbnz
ten 2249 Sooesfdllen bur6 8libftra6., ent=
falen 628 auf Dem Monat Suli, GOT auf
Stunt nnb 40 auf &uguf, Die @turmz
F4doen paren am gr0Bten I'M Monat
Mat, auf ben BON ben 2175 SDbesfGlIen
752 entfallen. 9em Mai am nG9Iten
fon1mt Der Npril, benz iebo6 ber @eptemz
Der unb Suit beinu9e glei4fte6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31

Sin 9entmaI fir bic 9aroz
min CLARA Sir d purbe am pfingitz
mpntag obne tpeitere 6eierIi9teiten in Reip
gort eingepeibt, SIS lift feline 8iGbIGuls,
1onbern better aIs bic, Elm Qrbeiterinz
nenz9eim - Elm f6Dnes, fiinfitOdiges
Steingebdube an So. 9traBe 8piiden 3peiz
ter unb 9ritter Qbenue, nit elmer 6ront
bon $50 SUB unb ITO SUB Siefe. gs tpiro
bunbert lebigen Qrbeiterinnen Qufna6me
gepd6ren. 8urpnin 9iri9 bate f4on BEL
2e68etten 100000 fir bic anitult a1sge=
febt, Die tempordr i'm 9aufe go. 2O6 3peite
Qpenue nit brei3ebn SniaHen erDffnet
tpuroe, unb in ibrem Setament peitere
100000 bdfiir bermdat, 10 baB ibr Sprt=
betano bOllig geft9ert tit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31

fein gutes 6aar an benz 8aiIsr IdBt. Die
au9 bel bieiem 4nIaffe bon benz Safer be-
t%pieiene @ilfsbereitf4aft brudte ienen 9to=
then bOa Dielleidt gu Der GrfenntniB, baB
au1 Elm itrummer Monar4 treffGiGe, rein
meni3li4e @igenf9aften beiiben fam.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31
Qn5ei9en,

z Ut e . GERMAN SGneureducr,
y observation-disclosures u. 9emtIdl,
nit 28 9reis=3abeaen, Qeblnoen, 4reis IS @ents uno
10 @entS Yorto. 9orrdtbig bel
d BACH,
9eutibe 8nbbannlung l00-102 3anbolpb Str
GelepbDn: Nfatn PIG.
CO cnoet Zoe Stamps fir Elm 3ecept, nm 8 gfuuo
Butter aus l Sallone Mtitd au beretten. Seine
@ben1tfallen.
gSbite, As Sa5one @tr., Ghtcooo, Sa.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31

l1eber Oas m0rbertf9e @ef6ff
ouf ben Bbi1ipptnen 19reibt Der bort
befinoli3e Corporal @6arIes W1. 9afett, Elm
peOriaer BON @Dmpagnie vG" bes 20. reguz
ldren acknowledgements an einen 1Sreuno
in Peoria SoIgenbes: v8eno, bus Iatipnatz
getrGnf Der 6ilipinos, ri6tet unter ben anne
ritanii4en @olbaten mebr 11nbeiI an, ais bic
8epebre Der @ingeborenen. lniere neuer
Pflt4ten iinb utrter l1mItdnbsn 70 angene6m
als mOgli4. 4ber I'm ere @olOaten MAIDEN
me6r Srube[ als Die gingeborenen. 8ir err
Rtelten ioeben unfere 206nung, unb bic
p8opS" BADEN geIO gum 8erbrennen. Die
@%tngeborenen fabri3iren einen 66naps,
~8eno" g%enannt, BON tDslfem 3tpei @6Gud
etnen Wtann betrunten unb brei i'm rerriidt
MAIDEN. 8tr mii7en bieien gstrr1fenen
io5nfa9en Maulf0rbe unb 3pangsiuden anz
leger, UNI lie gu beru6igen."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31

Sin neues nt9ttges gifenz
bobnzproiett lit in SEEM Orleans in
Die Wege geleitet porben. 9ort bat fid in
boriger @p6e cine 8eieui9uft incorporiren
lafen, I'm cine @iienba6n uuf benz re9ten
ufer bes Miifiifippi BON ct. 2outs mad SEEM
Orleans gu balten. Ser 9auptaftiondr 1T
Reib Rort6rpp, Elm Better Der @oul6s. Die
8a6n tpirb 10 bieI ais m0gGi9 brett benz
5l1iie ooer ben 0ei6en entlang 9e6en, aber
mebrfa4e 3peiglinien er6aIter, Die Die
fru4tbarfen @egenben bon Seras. 9ouiz
itana unb &rtanids burdI4neiben tperben.
Die 5trede 5tpif4en NatGe5 ur5 QrfunIas
@itp tptrb 5uerit gebaut tperben, unb lit bas
9a6nbett bort i9on abgeItedt. Sn ct. 9ouis
pie in Nen Orleans iie6t man Dem Inter
nebmen nit 9rOBen 9~offnungen entgegen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31
9OiHemI6aft bat geTegt.

99peiue.@bolero unb Gdmeiue=8eit 9ebbren Der @ers
mirft porbeu9enb. @eriudbet es, unb lpenu Sbr es ntbt
10 befiubet. tie a%n9essben, 10 pirb bs nns 9eionOte
@elb 5uriiferitottef. IS beilt Sdmeine=gb olero, Sub=
ner.@Dplera unb perttIet @irmer. geftelt bente Elm
$l.OO=9adet, 9enn9 flr 50 S9tpeine; acknowledgements
lung oli bem Bofet ger9eBt Mot oaB mir I'M Sale
ntdt bis Sbr @erluIte babt. 8eItelt iebt bel Der
Scientific Remedy Co., NaupDo. SIN.
Roaroelb fir perlpenobare Sheen. Wton aebe on, Of
X pateuttrt. Che 8ateut &erOrb, Baltimore, Mt.
!7mtlOpD
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-18
SAVED A DOCS LIFE.
Believe IL the Dog That Bit Their Child
Died, the Child Would.

The four-yea r-old son OF Joseph Aarondt Of
1876 Morris street, Jersey City. was bitten on Mon
Monday by dog owned by Joseph Shaug messy.
a saloonkeeper at Morris and Warren streets
The dog was captured by the police and turneed
over to the S. p. G. a. to be asphyxiated. Yes
terday morning Aarondt accompanied by his
wife and boy, appeared in the First Criminal
Court, and when they got chance stepped up
in front VI Police Justice Potts's desk.
We'll" said Justice Potts. what can ! do for
YOU
The woman and boy burst into tears and the
man who could scarcely restrain himself, ex
claimed peadingly:
Judge. your Honor please don't have that
dog killed"
What dog" asked Justice Potts, who was
THE dog that bit my child" replied Aarondt,
wiping the moisture from his eyes
Where is he
The S. p. c. A. has it and is going to kill it."
Don do it, Judge, don't do it, sobbed Mrs.
Aarondt
Don't do what" inquired the Magistrate.
Don't kill the dog or my child will die The
man told us SO. Please Judge, give us Il week
still have our boy, replied Mrs Aarondt
with fresh burst of tears.
Justice Potts questioned Policeman Cox who
somebody who probably was interested in saving
the dogs life had told the Aarondts that their
boy would die II the dog were killed and they be
lieved il. The Judge assured the family that
the dog would not be killed for week al least and
they left the court room entirely satisfied.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-18
TAXES on BANK STOCK.
The Oficials of the Trust Companies to Hold
Conference Soon.

The Trust companies affected by the advice Of
CORPORATION Counsel Allan L. McDcrmott to the
Jersey City Tax Board TO levy taxes on their
capital stock issued and outstanding will probably
test the consttutionalty Of the law OF 800 under
which the tax ia 10 be levied. Mr.. McDermott in
his opinion admits that its consttutionality is
doubtful and some time ago he advised the board
TO tax national banks under the old law because.
under the law Of 1899 non resident stockholders
would entirely escape taxation.
President James C. Clarke was asked yester
day what the board proposed 10 do in regard to the
trust companies
MIR McDcrmott's opinion is perfectly pain"
he replied "and the board will act strictly in aC-
cordanCe with his advice Mr. McDermott says
that the provisions Of the law are Of doubtful con
stitutiunality. but inaSmuCh as II has not been
declared Invalid. and in view OF the increased
revenues that Jersey City would receive under it's
enforcement the course advised by Mr. MCDer
mott will he pursued | have not yet heard 81
any contest or any proposed contest The city
officials intend To execute the law regarding the
panies are determined 10 fight the law they will
have TO take the initiative"
The officials Of the trust companies will hold
conference in a few days and determine what 10 do
in the matter They declare that in their opinion
the law is decidedly unjust They pay their de
poSturS per cent interest, and for that reason
il seems hardly fair that they should be forced To
pay Il tax on their capital stock while the savings
banks which do the some kind Of business are
taxed ON their real and personal property the same
az private individuals
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-18
WANT TUNNEL B0yD REDUCED.
Rapid Transit Commission AK tho Court to
he Easier with the Contractor.

Rapid Transit Commission AJAX the Court to
He Easier with the Contractor.
An order to show cause why the bond Of
s14o00.000 required from the contractor un-
dertaking tho construction OF tho proposed
rapid transit tunnel should not be reduced In
amount was granted by Justice Van Brunt OF
the Appellate Division OF the Supreme Court
yesterday. on the application OF counsel for the
Rapid Transit Commission. The application
was based on af1davits made by President
Orr and Comptroller Coler
The latter stated that bond Of S.. 900. 600 was
In his estimation sufficient. and that one OF
S14. 00O. 900 seriously injured the city's inter-
ests. and would materially increase the cost OF
tho tunnel.
Mr., Orr stated in his affidavit that the inter-
ests OF the city were conserved by the contract
itself and that the large bond was unneces-
sary. and had already been found an obstacle
to securing bids for doing the work.
Tho order IL returnabe on Friday. when ar
guments will be su admitted. Corporation Coun-
sci Whalen 10 expected to mako one against
the lowering OF the bond.
The Rapid Transit Commission has leased
offices In the Central National Bank building at
800 Broadway. The offices are on the fourth
floor and include the greater part OF the Broad
way front. The lease runs for three years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-18
WILDCAT At RTE LAKE.
1t Attacked n Hunter and His Dogs bu
Was Finally Killed.

1t Attacked n Hunter and His Dogs but
Was Finally Killed.
DORCHESTER. N. Y, Oct II Samuel Adams.
q farm hand. returning from a hunt In the
woods near Rye Lake. yesterday. heard a hiss
ing sound in sapling over his head and al
most at the same instant a wildcat spranR
toward him. Adams leapsd aside and the cat
allghted In tho path Just ahead OF him. The
dogs surrounded the cat at once and attacked
It. but they lasted but short time as tho cat got
them ono at a time by the neck and gave them
such terrific shaking that they ran bowling
away as soon as they could.
Adams did not shoot at first for fear OF kill
ing the dogs and before he could raise his
gun and aim when the opportunity came the
cat sprang upon him and fastened it's teeth
and claws in his shoulders and neck. Adams
managed to shake himself free and filled the
animal full Of shot. 1t sank to the ground
with a cry but Aprang up again and sho wed
fight Adams despatched it by beating it on
the head.
1t is believed that the animal was owned by
Heman Clark. a contractor OF this village rs
two wildcats which he had confined in a cage
at his home escaped two week ago. The farm
ers in the vicinity OF Rye Lake are keeping a
close watch for the other cat.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-18
MINISTERS AND DIVORCES.
The Rev. Mr.. Foster Favors n strict Rule
Against RemarriaGes.

new HAVEN, Oct. 1.-THE following resolu-
ton was offered at the annual convention OF
the Baptist Minister'S Association at Water
bury yesterday by the Rev. Allen X. Foster OF
this city
".ResoIred. That II Is the sense OF this body.
that ministers Of the Gospel should sustain NO
relations to the remarriage Of persons divorced
on any ground"
The resolution was defeated. 80 to "a. and the
following was adopted
"Res0irpd, That it Is the sense OF this body
that ministers Of the Gospel should sustain no
relation to the remarriage OF persons divorced
except such as are scripturally qualified" The
Rev. Mr.. Foster said in report on the subject:
Il realize that the resolution offered to-day
Ia radically sweeping. | am convinced moro
deeply than ever. that remarriaRe OF divorced
persons should be discountenanced unduali-
ledly by the Church and tho clergymen. There
Is no inferno dlate rosition. My reasons may
be briefly stated. In the fret place the dl-
to Ills position on When it is known that in the
United States the divorces in 1886 were 1859
per cent more than in 1887 that in general d.
vorces are increasing m ore than twice as fast as
from isG7 to isst tsere wa Was the appalling
States that by a small estimate $50 chill
drHn were the result OF the m "a. thus dis
attitude too rigid on the subject
III we look at the situation in our own State.
the picture grows darker still. For the thirty
years between 1856 and 1895 the average ratio
OF divorces was one in every twelve aud one
tenth marriages. Regarding New Haven
county for the six months from Jan. to Aug.
/, 1899. there were granted eighty-three d.
vorces. The number OF marriage licenses
issued in the same city for the same period
was 51S or these 22O were Roman Catholics
among whom much to their credit. there 10
practically no divorce. The number OF marri-
aRes. Therefore. from which divorce was posi-
BILE was 29S Hence. the approx innate ratio 10
as between fifty. the number Of divorces in
New Haven, and 800. tho mum ber Of marriages
exclusive OF the Roman Catholics. That II to
ray. there was one divorce to every five ana
seven tenths marriages..
An examination OF the applicants for
divorces yields absolutely no comfort. 1t is
not alone the so-caed lower classes who are
guilty. 1t 10 in the exclusive upper circles Of
society where perhaps the greatest wrong Is
done in this matter The recent sloane Bel
mont affair il too fresh in the public mind to
need any comm ent here. ] say again there Ia
no middle ground. We are not In a position
impartial judges. How ptitu is the case OF the
| brother in our own state whose mistake re-
| Gently literally cost him his life. DIR. Barrows
| was imposed upon no doubt But. II his posi-
/ ton had been one OF unflinehinR loyalty to the
| principle that two lives once united cannot n
| life be separated. it would have been his safe
guard 1t is this to which I urge you In pass
| ing the resolution.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-18

Rumors of a Plan to Depose tho Chief ot
tho Bureau of Statistics.

Rumors of a Plan to Depose tho Chief of
tho Bureau of Statistics.
The Bureau OF Municipal Statistics is to have
a meeting this afternoon. Dr. John T. Nacle.
Chief OF the Bureau. discharged on Monday.
George P. II. McVay. a clerk. salary $1,000
McVay's appointment was Temporary but it is
said that he has since had it made permanent
under civil service rules. in which case litiga-
tion may follow. 1t is understood that McNay
expected to be made Secretary OF the Bureau.
Ho had q lively talk with DR.. Nagls Yesterday
and when they parted neither went whittier
the other had hidden him to go.
An intmation was sent to the newspapers
Yesterday that the Commissioners would to-
day deposs DIR. Maggie as Chief. As DR.; Magic
was appointed by Mayor Van Wyck he was
unable to believe yesterday that the Commits
sioners would try to depose him. Section 100
OF the Charter says:
THE Chief OF the Bureau Of Municipal Sta
term OF four years He shall be eI-
offlcio member and the Chairman OF the COM
m ssion.'
The Charter also says that the Chief Of tho
Bureau shall appoint his assistants. 1t pro-
vides that the commission shall mako such
rules for the regulation OF the bureau as do
not conflict with this act"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-18
FARQUHAR'S SHIPS HERE.
NEWS or THE NOW DEPLETED NORTH
ATLANTIC SQUADRON.
Squadron EXECUTIONS Daily on the WAY up
from Hampton Roads Richmond's Live
Iy Interest in tho Nnvy-New York and
Massachusetts to Make Marconi Tests.

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S.. ,...,.. u.,I. p,r,,,,n,J,. IT,.
Nv Ir,.r.,t In tho N,vv-Nev York and
Mn,snobusetts to Make Marconi Tests.
"e "nsSn'p We" io'N' ny'"s VI. "ae y, '.oo'
N'iai ~ - raidun''' 'o''""' W Wv 80,
'"u'e'tS anu VIC i.u'aho' oi,,,eu =" ave"
waters YESTERDAY a'einooh' me hrs' Mo ' ."n''
w, "',' ""' VII M " =" W. ~, -, Wv W
NV 'nu'"io ah'ho'eu VII io,ip @ nv "'"',',.
r - ui'' '"'P r
,ia"'p'"n ''oauS Mneio ,hey "a' o1o" wi "'"'E
WV, Wv" "eeh'' az o"o o''o'A nonu"s ,''' rs,
Saving ''o p'ooA's" '"e'o w n,i'" ~, nv
H'oroS iot inc passage w mama i"'S ~ nu
mral farquhar hfS' cruise az COMMANDER III
.n'ei ol SQUADRON ana also 'io iiS' cruise U,
Ndpt. r. W. Dckihs Oh inc ihuiaha III coh"ahu
VI oa'ueship oo'h 'hese oi'''eIs having aSsunleu
.he'r ne" d"ues during 'he hee's stay OH oo
foln' comfort
Inc passage up the coast was "i'hou' e'eh'
except mat Few hours were devoted 10 squadron
e'oiuuons each Day ms exercise was Oh ne
cessity confined l" the simpler movements Oh .he
othi DOCK because OF 'he lack o shipS iof eAehuea
mahHu'res.
One reason why the fleet visited Hampton Roads
at this time instead OF remaining In New YORK
after the Dewey celebration was that there was
need TO restore public confidence in the healthu-
ness of that part OF the country after the yellow
fever scare which had prevailed. That object