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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-01-11

zyjuej, kt6ry otrzymuje $4,000 TO
cznie. - Zdaje sic, re rsda powiato-
wa ME bedzie mog}a podwyzszac
pensyi wyznaczonej przez ustawe.
Czwarty puIk wyrusza,
General Sheridan otrzyma} wczo-
raj depesze cd ministra wojny Alge-
ra, W kt6rej mu doniesiono, ze okret
transportowy Mohawk, ktory ma
przewiez6 wojska do Manili, dopiero
II Stycznia bedzie m6g} wyruszyt.
Okret ten miai wyruszy6 W przyszsa
Niedziele. ale ME MONA 60 byio
przygotowac na czas wyznaczony do
podrozy. Puik czwarty Fort Sheri.
dan, kttry wybierze sic ma tym okre-
Gle do Manili, wyruszy stad W prey.
sz}a Niedziele, zamiast w Piatek,
jak pierwiej zamierzano.
Po 26 Iatach rOzI3ki.
Ma stacyi policyjnej PREY Harrison
str, wczoraj niejaki John splane
spotkal sic ze swoja sedziwa matka,
kt6rs Cd lat 26 ME widza} sic i
kt6rsj dotychczas szuka} wszedzie
nadaremnie. Pani Splane wskutek
niedostatku swego wysokiego vie.
ku zostala oddana do zak}adu Dun.
ming, podczas gdy syn jei jest juz
majetnym. Kiedy John liczyi 8 lat
wieku, pewien kupiec zaopiekowaf
sic MIN adoptowaf 60. Jednakowoz
po 6 latach John uciekf cd swego
opiekuna, cd tego czasu Mkt ME
wiedzia1, CO MIN sic staio. Pred Z
laty matke jego oddano do zaksadu
W Dunning, gdzie zajmowa'a sic
robieniem kolder, azeby zebrac fun.
Dusk ma wiasny sw6j pogezeb. Me.
dawno prosila policya, by ia pomogla
jej odszukac syna. Wczora zawez'
wano ia ma stacya Xiedy przez ME.
iaki czas tam siedziala, wszed} jakis
przyzwoicie ubrany mezczyzna i
zapy.ai sic swoja make. Pani
Splane W tejze chwili zawosaia:
,,Johnp tychmiast syn i matka
padli s6bie w--objecia. 0Osywiacie
John wzias make ze soba j przyrzekl
otocsyt ja do koh,a zycia wszelkiemi
mozliwemi wygodami.
N eszc7es,ie.
Wczoraj wieczorem okoio godz.
p6l do 8 wybuch} poaar restaura.
cyl r. S. Swaina pm. 269 S. Clark
str. Kiedy nadjezdzaiy sikawki, ma
rogu Pacific ave. Van Buren, str,
chemiczna sikawka re staoyi PREY
Pacific ave. uderzy}a w6z wezami
ze staoyi pr1y Third ave., przewr6-
CHA sic, trzech strazakow zostaio
mocno pokaleczonych. Woznica 81
kawki chemicznej, John Burns, zam.
pm. 20 Whiting str, ziamai sobie
pare zeber odni0si wewnetrzn 9
uszkodzenia, John Lilly, jeden ze
straaak6w, zam. pm. 1S9, % str,
wywichuat sobie lewa noge, podczas
gdy woznioa drugiego wozu, John
TuIly, mocno skaleczyi sic W noge.
Pozar zreszta ugaszono szybko, ale
trudnoscia tylko uratowano kilka
os6b hotelu mad restauracya. Pozar
zrzsdzil szkode ma $500.
Zfama} kark.
eOlstni Alexander Zeese wczoraj
wieczorem pred godz. 8 posliznai
sic ma schodach wiodacych do przed-
miejskiego dworca kolei Northwe-
stern ma p6snoc cd mostu ma. Wells
str, stracii r6wnowage, i upadi W
tyl przez porecz. Spadiszy, -zfamai
kark zabil sic ma mieiscu. Byi on
prszydentem "a. zeese Photo Pro.
cess Engraving Co." i mieszkat z
Rodzina pn. 7O4 Wilson ava.
WybOry.
Wczoraj odbyly sic roczne wybory
urzednikow we wielu bankach "
miesoie. w znanym W dzielnicy POI.
nocno .zachodniej hanku: Milwaukee
Ave. State Bank" obrauymi zostali:
Paul o. Stensland, prez.; Frederick
81. Herhold, wiceprezydent; Charles
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-01-11
Rome WiadOmOSG
telegrafczne.

= Rosyiska carowa spo-
dziewa sic W Maju zostae po.
nownie matka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-01-11

zyjnej, kt6ry otrzymuje $4,000 ro-
cznie. = Zdaje sic, ze rsda powiato-
wa ME bedzie mog}a podwyzsza6
pensyi wyznaozonej przez ustawe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-10
Mrs. seliasr'. Confession Not Believed.

The Jersey City police discredit the story
told by Mrs. Wilhelmina Seliger that she swore
falsely against Alfred Zeuncr. her lover. for
the purpose OF sending him to State prison be-
cause she had discovered that he was in the
employ OF her husband, to procure evidence to
be used against her in "A divorce suit.
We closely interrogated the woman" Chief
Murphy said Yesterday. ''and were convinced
that she had told the truth that Zeuner had
stolen tho property. and that no was a bad
man. ewere further convinced nv his own
statements. Mrs. Sellger was subjected to Il
severe cross-examination and tho court and
}nry mao 'ns n tba sM nas
perjury 10 n matter Of conjecture. but you will
notice that she left the State i'm ned atsly after
making II. II Is said that abe has visited
Zeuner in State priaon and perhaps that may
account for her action. I do not believe the
scheme to have Zeuner released will succeed"
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NAVY YARD NOTES.

When the cruisers Brooklyn and New Or
leans arrive from Hampton Roads they will go
direct to the Navy Yard in Brooklyn to be dry
docked.
The cruiser Cincinnati will DO floated out OF
dry dock No to-day to make room for some
other vessel. ShN has been reftted with new
boilers and new engines, and her decks have
been practically rebuilt.
Thu cruiser Buffalo. which is undergoing
extensive repairs. will leave tho yard for the
Philippines in about thirty days 1t 10 said
that she will carry the wives and children OF
the naval officers q ow stationed ut Manila
The Government tug Wampatuck left the
yard for Newport Yesterday. she will bring
repairs.
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PAID $50 MONTH FOR THE STAND.
Doran Got the Permit of President Clausen
md Sold 1t to Schwartz.

Doran Got the Permit of President Clause n
and Sold 1t to Schwartz.
Michael Schwartz OF 81 Forsyth street was
arrested by Capt. Vredenburgh OF the Oak
street station yesterday and arraigned before
Magistrate Hammer in the Centre street police
court on the charge OF keeping a lunch wagon
on Park Row near the statue OF Franklin. with
out permit In court Schwartz declared that
he had permit for which he paid $50 a month
to Michael Dornn OF Batavia street.
Where did he get the permit" asked the
Magistrate.
He got it from President Clausen OF the
Park Board" replied Schwartz. 1T was q
permit to sell milk through the hot weather
and when the demand for milk gave out he
sold it to me-"
Capt. Nredcnburgh said that Doran had paid
nothing for the privilege OF selling milk. THE
right to keep a stand there is worth at least
$500. and might easily be- sold for that sum. y
continued tho Captain.
heard Of" said Magistrate Flammer. In
from tho city: now. the money never gets to
the cityIat all This will certainly bear investi-
CATION" The Magistrate then issued a sum
mons for Doran to appear in court this
morning to explain how he got the permit from
Frssidsnt Clausen. He may be one OF the
trainers OF the city Charter" he said, with 4
Rmila
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-10
STOLE TO FEED HIS FAMILY
Grocer Mitchell Does His Best to Send
Allon II. Fitch to Jail for Cabbage.

Grocer Mitchell Does His Best to Send
Allen II. Fitch to Jail for n Cabbage.
Allen II. Fitch OF 1913 Claremont avenue.
Jersey City. who until abouttwo years ago was
n we'll do real estate dealer. was arraigned in
the Second Criminal Court yesterday morning
charged with stealing head OF cabbage from
a basket in front OF John Mitchells grocery
store at 10 Kearny avenue. Mitchell followed
Fitch until he met a policeman and caused his
arrest. At the Communipaw avenue police
station Fitch said that he had had nothing to
eat all day and all that his wife and four child
rem had was hall q loaf OF bread. He said he
had neither money nor credit
Police Sergeant Quinn tried to persuade
Mitchell to withdraw the charge. but he re-
fused. Frederick II. Spengeman. wealthy
real-estate dealer. vouched for the truth OF
Fitch's story, and offered to pay any price
Mitchell wanted for the cabbage. but the grocer
was relentless.
Police Cant Cox also asked Mitchell to drop
the case. He refused because. he said. a num-
Der OF small articles had been stolen from his
store and he was deterninod TO mako an eX-
ample OF somebody. Capt. Cox paroled the
prisoner to appear in court Yesterday morning.
and gave him money with which to buy pro-
visions on his way homo. Others in tho police
station also Clipped In.
The complainant was In court yesterday
morning and insisted on pressing the charge.
Acting Police Justice Macs found the prisone r
guilty and suspended sentence.
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ELECTRIC LIGRT COMPANIES.
Pennsylvania's Supreme Court Decides That
They Are Manufacturing Concerns.

They Are Manufacturing Concerns.
HARRISBURG. Pa. Oct. o.-The State Supreme
Court has Just decided that electric light com
panies in this State are manufacturing cor
porations for all purposes except taxation.
but they do not fall within the clause
exempting manufacturing corporations from
the State tax on capital stock. The higher court
holds that electric light companies are OF a
quasi public nature and that the tax laws
should be construed strictly The opinion was
on the appeal Of the Keystone Electric Light,
Heat and Power Company. which purchased
the property and franchises OF the Electric
Light. Heat and Power Company Of Gettys-
burg and reorganized it. The Attorney Gem
eral instituted quo warranto proceedings on
the ground that there was no authority for tho
reorganization OF IN electric light company on
the purchased franchises Of u defunct COM
yany through a judgment sale.
Judge Mcpherson OF tho Dauphin county
court held that there could be no certificate OF
reorganization given because an electric light
company was not n manufacturing cOmpan v.
In behalf of the Keystone company an appeal
city. and argued before the supreme Court.
The higher court handed down an opin ion on
Saturday deciding that an electric light COM
pany in Pennsylvania is manufacturing COM
lion on capital stock. Under this decision tho
Gettysburg com pany has the right to reorgan-
ize under the old charter
The Supreme Court says that Judge McPher-
correct but that the Northern Electric Light
and Power Company's case. decided several
years ago and upon which later decisions were
based. was an incorrect expression OF the law.
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OLD BRGGxR owns HOUSES.
When Arrested He Had More Than 5000 In
Money in His Pockets.

Dominica Lavarello. an old. feeble and white
haired italian. dressed In rags. who saws he
lives somewhere In Atlantic avenue. Brooklyn.
with a married daughter. was arrested yestsr-
day morning in Halsey street. near Bushwick
avenue. while asking aims OF a woman. On be-
ing searched at the Ralph avenue police sta
ton $2OO.l3 were found in his possession.
that the man had become a great nuisance in
the vicinity OF the Church OF st, F. rancis de
Sales and that the priests attached to that
church had frequently complained about him.
Later. whom he was .arraigned in the Gates
avenue police court. Magistrate Worth was in
country eight years ago, he had always been a
mendicant and that he had accumulated
sufficient money to buy several rookeries in
habited by Italians In the East New York ltal-
ian colony He was remandod to give the po-
lice chance to learn more about him.
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Susan Fuller Has Already Divorce from
Charles H., with $4,000 Yearly Alimony.

Susan Z. Fuller has obtained an Injunction
from Justice BiSchoY Of the Supreme Court.
restraining Charles II. Fuller and the New
York Life Insurance Company from transfer
ing to any one else four policies OF insurance
for 50, 800 each on the life OF Fuller Of which
she 10 the beneficiary. She married Fuller in
1890. and they went to reside at his home at
1897. expecting. as she alleges. that Fuller
would Join her. He did not go abroad, and or
out OF his house, and she has since been una BILE
TO get the policies. which she kept in the house
in q strong box, She obtained a divorce in
Rhode Island in 1898. with alimony Of $4,000
a year Mrs. Fuller says that the policies arc
paid up to 1904. and that Fuller has boosted
that he had them and intended to keep them.
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JOTyINGS AROUT TOWN

Justice Scott has granted limited divorce to
Annie lipscher from Herman Lips'
Comptroller Golfer Coehrltcd his thirty FIRST birth
day yesterday and his Office filled with flowers
which the employees of his department sent in with
their compliments.
cRSe of small poE was discovered in the Syrian
colony yesterday. Ahieo Grhall, 20 years old, who
lived at - Washington .Li""t was removed to the
willard Parkol hospital suffering from that disease
GrhAli arrived in this country ON the French line
steamer la Nurmandie on oct /.
The Merchants Assoc on has prepared and
mailed letter To- more than 100 merchants an Il
pusinos] men in the city asking whether not they
as siEn"no 81 th"two petitions asking iOrAu increased
water supply, approve Z making contract with the
Water Company.
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THIEVES ATTACK CHURCH TAULT.
Third CnsucceasfuI Attempt to Rob 81
AGnes's Church in Brooklyn.

Third UnsucCeasful Attempt to Rob St.
AEnes's Church in Brooklyn.
For tho third time within the last two mont
thieves again tried to break into the vault in
ST. Agness Roman Catholic Church at Hoyt
and Sackett streets. Brooklyn. on Sunday
night All OF the attempts to rob the vaults
have been made on sundays. AMI the thieves
on each occasion have managed 70 escape
arrest The vault is built in the wall In the
rear OF the altar and in 1t are kept altar ware
and vestments Of the church which are worth
many thousands OF dollars. II Ia protected By
two wooden doors and u metal safe door. The
metal door IL fastened with a ombinaton
lock. and the wooden doors are secured by a
patent lock and bolts both above and below. A
burglar alarm is connected with the reside
OF the rector. the Rev. James s. Duffy. across
the street
The first intimaton that thieves were again
in the church was given about 1910 O'Clock
whom the alarm went off in the rector's house.
Father Duny Immediately started for the
church. and on the way met the sexton who
with him made n search OF the building. They
did not discover any one about the place. but
they found that the bolts securing the outer
doors had hsen drawn. The police learned
later that two men were seen running down
Tioyt street about the time the burglar alarm
sounded
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-10
KAISER Fn1EDRrcn's CLOSE suArE
just Missed Touching Bottom on Long
Ernpch Pier in tho Fog.


Branch Pier In tho Fog.
The Hamburg American liner Kaiser Fried
rich. which arrived yesterday from Ham burg
ran pcrilously near the Jersey shore Just after
sunrise in thick fog. She was cropping her
way into port on dead reck oning. Capt. Albers.
knowing that he was on soundlnGs. had quar-
termnsters heave the lead Mt short intervals The
ship got into thirteen fathoms and then sud
denly into inc fathoms. As her officers report
she was going slowly and her engines were re-
versed immediately and abe backed into deep
water without grounding. The fog had lifted
enough to give the officers on tho bridge and
the lookout In the crow nest" a glimpse OF the
cottages at Long Branch.
Emil Boas. New York agent OF the Hamburg
Line. who was a passenger on the ship said
she was at no time in water shoaler than nne
fat hons One Of her passengers said at Quar-
antine that she had been aground half an
reported that she had merely touched bottom
of the station and had backed Off INN ed lately
She anchored of the bar until the fog lifted
and got into Quarantine at 1880 A. n. Capt
Alhers said:
The strong easterly winds and the tide took
us in toward the jersey shore. We did not
aud the lookout saw land ahead we backed
into twelve fathoms.'
The Kaiser Friedrich formerly belonged to
the North Germnn Lloyd fleet She was re-
did not devcl op great speed Her builder ex-
pected her to exceed the record of the fastest
Of ocean liners, the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse
voyage, more than IN average Of 20 10 knots
Crosse is % 81 knots. Her builder com plain ed
sSs s spT hd fHa
ing yesterday broke no records.
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committee representing the organized
PAYERS and rammermen Of New York called
upon Mayor Van WycE and Commissioner OF
Highways heating yesterday TO urge the start
ing Of public work at once. They said that
thousands % members OF their Union hal h,en
idle all summer and thar many Of them ara
destitute. TIL" Mayor IMPRESSED regret at his
INABILITY to take no the matter at once Hs ha
was busy he said with next years budget. He
told tho committee 70 call again in q few days.
responsple for the delay in making public i'm
provements which had caused tho slackness 81
work. The Municipal Assembly. i've stated.
had not made the nenesHary APPROXIMATIONS.
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DANDuRY. Conn. Oct. .. - Samuel p.
Thrasher. secretary and manager Of the Con-
necticut Law and Order League. who was ar
rested on the Danbury Fair Grounds on Satur-
day afternoon on the charge OF assaultinE
Michael Cunningham. special policeman.
was discharged from custody this morning by
Judge SCOTT OF the city police court Prose
the com plant made against Mr. Thrashsr and
also threw out the charge OF assault preferred
by the Law and Order secretary against
Special Policeman Cunningham. The prose-
cutting officer declared that both the police and
the Law and Order League Ind better be at
tending to their respective duties than quar-
reIlinE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-10
WAsHINsT TON V0LUNTEERs RETURN

Intention to Renew Charges Against Col.
wholley. Head of tho Regiment.
BAN FRANCIsco. Oct 9.-The transport Penn
sylvania arrived to-day with tho First Wash
ington Infantry and the Third Artillery. con-
sisting OF forty-three officers and 1874 enlisted
men. Besides these were several re-enlsted
and discharged men. The vessel had rough
weather after leaving Manila. but there was no
sickness on board.
The trouble in the regiment due to the an
pointment OF Col. j. II. Whoey. regular army
Lieutenant-C Colonel. has not abated yet. II is
understood that Fife will urge Senator Foster
opening BY Congress- Of the charges Of coward
ice and footing brought against Wholley and
dismissed by Gen. Otis as not established.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-10
NEW JERSEY TIONS.
Ship Building Company at Camden, and
Shoe Machinery Trust Formed.

Shoe Machinery Trust Formed.
TRENTON. N. j. Oct. The New York Ship
Building Company. which has begun the con-
struction OF plant on the Delaware at Cam
den. N. j.. filed articles OF incorporation at the
office OF the Secretary OF State to-day. The
capital stock 10 So. 100000. and the incorpora-
tors are: Henry G. Mordex and George l..
Brown. OF Woodbury. Charles s. Hall and Will
liam +. Granan. OF Wilmington. Del. and Will
liam &. Randle Of Chester. Pa.
The Standard shoe Machinery Company was
Incorporated with capital stock OF S5.OO0.OOO.
or this sum S2,OOO.OOO is to be per cent.
company will make all kinds OF machinery
used in tho manufacture OF boots and shoes.
The incorporators are .Woodson r. -Oglesby.
T. Frank Farrell. and J. Reginald Foster. Of
New York. and Frederick W. Garvn. Of
Orange.
The Yreka Gold Mines Company was In
corporated with a capital stock OF 81. COCOON
The incorporators are: Clifford W. pcrk ms.
Kenneth X. McLaren and Augustus II. Wander
pOOl,
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CARPET TN. STEW ART
320 9TH Ave.
tLtANSllVW Tel. 1iss ssth St.
SHOT 4 MAR4UDING RECRUIT.
Farmer Near Camp Meade Protects HIS
HrOpcrty WITH u KrvnlNer.

HARRISBURG. Pa. oct. o.-Thc farmers near
Camp Meale have been much annoyed by the
ncursions Of the soldiers and they have recently
decided To protect their property even to the
point Of shooting mArauder. in uniform. Yes
terday A. l.. Yeast. a Kentucky recruit. and two
companions treSpasscd upon the premises OF
Ernest L. Greist, near HiGhspre. Greist
warned them away. but thsy would not so.
Greist.nem on st rated and Yeast struck at him.
The farmer knocked him down and the sol
diers then began throwing stones. Greist
drew a revolver and fired one shot inhcting a
wound on Yeast which may cause the soldiers
death.
Greist ran to a neiGhbors house and con-
ccaled himself. remaining hidden until night
fall. when he surrendered himself to the
county authorities ana was placed in tho
county prison He admits the shooting. but
says it was in SELL -iefrn"e. After the shooting
large SOUNDS o, soldiers gathered about the
house OF thc farmer. thinking he was at home.
and made vi"l"n: demonstrations; Finally
guard was stationed around the place to pre-
vent an assault.
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RfPID TRIESIT COSTRACE.
Corporation Counsel Whnlen Discusses u
with Tracy. Nnnrdmnn ~ PIntt.

Corporation Counsel Whalcn did not approve
yesterday the draft ~ The proposed Rapid
Transit Railroad contract sent to him by tn .
Rapid Transit Railroad Commissioners on FRI
day, hut. inst"a I. spent considerable time at
the Office OF Tracy. E0ardman Patt. talking
tn" matter over with Albert b. Boardman. one
OF tho counsel to the commission. and Incl
lent2lly discussing it with Gen; Tracy and
in the afternoon, Mr Whnien said he should
take no action regarding rh- matter during the
day, Int he intimatei that although there
wero soma minor changes that II" should Ike
made. he would probably approve the con-
tract IL time 'or II to hc acted upon by the
Rapid Transi' iilllrpnd Commission at its reg
u'ar meeting On Thursday.
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JOINT TAX COMMITTEE.

Consuits for Two Hours and Invites suE-
Gestions or Briefs.
The Joint legislative Committee on Taxation
met in executive session yesterday In the City
Court building. The meeting lasted two hours.
The following statement was given out after
ward:
Tho work OF the committee for the present
must in great measure be confined to investi-
cations and consultations between it's mem
bers. with access to the official records At Al
bany. The committee will gladly consider any
briefs or statements submitted before Nov ]
and will later announce the time and place OF
such public hearings as may be deemed 70 ash
BILE and desirable"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-10
FALLROF AREEsTED FOR THEFT.

Charged with Stealing SG5 from the Clothes
of n Knickerbocker Club Man.
Frank Malley. a hallboy employed at the
Knicke rbocker Athletic Club. was held in the
Iorkville police court Yesterday for examina-
ton on a charge Of taking $50 from the cloth
ing OF Frederick lewison. a member OF the
club He left the clothing in his room while he
went down To the bathroom on Saturday and
on his return found the money gone. MalIcy
left the club at about TINT time on the plen OF
sickness and did not return. lie was seen on
the street SUNDAY night and arrested by Do
tective Cassidy of the East Iifty-nrst street
station.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-10

WATERBURY, Conn. Oct. a.-Mrs Morris
Stoekart OF Torrington was assaulted with IA
horsewhip on Sunday night on the public
square in Torrington by Mrs. Fred Capel who
was drnkGei from tho conflict by he: own hus-
band. She returned to a wagon from which
Of her conduct. Sh" said the assault was justi-
liable. Some time ago Mr.. Stoekart sued
Capel for 10000 alleging the alienation Of
his wifes affections The suit was com
promised. i never came To trial, hut the me-
gotiatlons didn't compromse the wrath OF
Mrs. Capcll; who had promised to whip her
riNnl ON siYhI.