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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-10
JULIA MJRLoWE's TROUBLES
Her AFFIDAVIT In tho Divorce Suit Complains
OF Her Husbands Manner.

WATERBURY. VT. Dec D.-Julia Marlowr's
testimony read this week In the hearing OF the
divogc" case at Hyde Park. gives the age OF the
petitioner us 20. her residence being In Stowe.
the summer resort among the hills at the foot
Of Mount Mansfield. The marriage certificate,
which was shown. was signed by the Rev. Jo-
semi Blancl ard. rector Of 81. James's Church
in Philadelphia Miss Mariowes name at that
time was Sarah Frances Frost. aiterward
changed by the Court of Common Pleas IN New
York To Julia Marlown.
The relations OF the couple up to 1895 were
admitted To lave been very pleasant, but In
March. 1884, these relations were very much
strained and when they came to New Yorg to
play in the spring OF that year n change was
manifested In her husband. Two weeks later.
while in New York, the petitioner says. Mr.. Ia
Der grew wors'. because his 'success was not
no great ~ mine. he being unreasonable and
unhappy about the press notices I was not as
avn pathetic perhaps." continues Miss Marlnwe
Ia her testimony. 'as | might have been. he
cause H. was not 81 well received. aud he threw
me Town upon the bed "a ! was dressing. and
he'll, me ,h"rn and strapslei me-"
who!c days without speaking to his wife. and
when she crossed the ocean In lHtS to meet
him he 'ai'ei to nrIear Of the steamer landing
and was lisagreoahle when abe hunted him up
M his lodgings saying In the presence of his
solicitor that he no longer considered her his
wife. Since January. 1897, the petition SAYS
she has NOV received dollar from Mr.. Taber.
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10 DIM LIKE ERIE.
A Part of tho Great Project to Deepen tho
Waters of the Great Lakes.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 9-The details Of a great
project for building a 81. 900 900 dam across tho
foot Of Lake Erie near Buffalo, for the purpose
OF increasing the depth Of navigable water in tho
great lakes. have been completed by tho Deep
Waterway Commission The commission, con.
sisng of several leading engineers, nppo intcd
by President Mckinley in 1897. and instructed
to investigate the project Of constructing a deep
waterway from the great lakes TO tidcwatcr
and Ia examine into the question OF lake levels
md the occasional periods of low water. The
report OF the commission. ~ tar as the like levels
and the Niagara dam project are concerned. is
next week. This preliminary report has been
who Is actively interested in the necessary legisa
ton
The board has already expended nearly 1905.
600 and will need $50, 900 more before IL can com
pleto full report Of the whole work committed To
H. In the meantime Representative Corliss,
acting upon information supplied by the board
has drafted the bill for the dam. and will intro
duce IL ON Monday. lie feels ~ certain ~ the
prarticability Of the plan that he has Incorporated
in the measure provision to transfer such portion
Of the uneSpcndod Appropriations heretofore made
by Congress for the deepening Of channels and
hnrburs in Lake Erie Detroit River, Lake ST
tlair and 81 Clair River, To and for the consuuc-
ton of said reRult ing dam
For the purpose Of constructing the dam tho
sum Of $500, 900 TO I've Immediately available OF
20 much thereof as may be necessary. is appro-
Drlatcd
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mr: scnroe1er sau tnev nau n,od s.nso ,ssti
ohvts nut u tue i "a ~ y. ~ Nv,
monv witnesses couu De sumnIpne u, ne,e y,a
NUN VI .he ~ -, ~ ,,ao nnniJ ,ryo
that the people Of Utah were consstantly break.
ing tne comnact De.Ween tne Soa,e amu ,,,o
Inlteu nta,es px cuntIac.nH ~ hnh,
riagss ahh Dy bIsRLIpaM DILL, lila nj uno on,,i5
niss hha n9uc III, we're ~, Hav Nv, ,,ar oou'u
chsI conslue,au.e, s,h Nj, uuon ~, ,ntJ II,
onire ,ybetber Mr. Roberts's denial. submitfed
thls mothlnR. was ln the naJui ,h " .aiy
IN nen,ai on inc cnaIHes. OF "ne'ner Nv mueU
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4LMADEy MINES LEASED.
Report That Quicksilver Property Has Been
Bonded to tho Rothschiids for %, ZOO, 900.

SAN JOSE, Cal. Doc. o.-Reports are current
hero that the famous hlmaden quicks,lv
mines. twelve miles northwest OF this city, for
many years the most productive H. the world
have been bonded to the Rothschilds for n We
years for S5.0O0OO0. The deal includes the
GUADALUPE mines. Ave niles north OF Aim aden
which because OF litigation and floods in tho
lower levels have been tied up for twenty-ons
years. President Randol Of tho Almaden Com
pany went to Baltimore several weeks ago with
an expert for he Ruthschds. IL IA said they
went East to Ak up the details Of the transfer
and 10 hay" the OPTION ratified by the board OF
directors In New York.
Regarding the -als Of the GUADALUPE prom
erfy the report hnds coordination In the fact
that for the first time in tweuty-one year. tho
mines show signs ~ work. force OF fifty ri"u
appeared Yesterday morning and began clear
lng out the mouths o. tie tunnels preparatory
70 thorough exploration VI the under
ground passages. The Guldalups nit %
were formerly among the big pucS-
silver producers NJ III. world About 1879
mum Der Of squatterS disputed the rlsht of tho
mining company 10 possession anil tigstion
wa acgun thar resute in the Abandonment
OF work three years aftcrwHrd. A lew years
lat the lower levels began to fool and Mt
J. cs"nt the underground workings aro SuU-
merged
Representa- ,vrs Of big Eastern corporations
have cNanIncd tho min" repeatedly and have
reported that 10 operate II probably would
require an enormous capital.
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The breakfast cereal cooked five min.
weaken the stomach OF anything short
OF an OK.
THE coils Of cereals and many veg
ctables are tough and hardened mem
branes, within which are enclosed nutrition.
Now these cells burst open only when
cooked for long time. at high tempera-
ture,
ANY preparation OF wheat put into water
that Is Lc,ow tn" boiling point and cooked
as mush is usually served, remains pasty,
indigestibe mass. The cells are tough and
unopened. In addition, the stomach OF a
person sensitively constituted refuses to
do anything with the pasty mass. 1t is
sent INTO the second stomach, the Duode-
mum, where in CONSEQUENCE OF the closely
scaled membranes and the long time OF the
first process of digestion, is fcrmrntcd and
soured. Az m eminent medical man por-
tincnuy states, the s,omachs OF half the
people going about the streets arc about in
the condition of m Old vinegar barrel.
Intestinal dyspepsia Is the direct con-
sequence Of such feeding" Good House
keeping.
knowledge OF these facts and wide
experience in the preparation and use ~
cereals brought out the product known ~
Crap Nuts, manufactured with SPECIAL
refer, nee to having the heterogeneous and
starchy parts OF the grains. OF which the
fool 9 composed, perfectly and scientific
ally cooked nj the factory, ready for imun-
date use and therefore not subject to the
manipuIations OF any cook. good or bad.
The grape sugar, Ia shown glstenIng
on tho little granulcs and gives forth
n delicate swectish taste, very pail
atabl".
Children and adults obtain fine results
from the Use Of Grapo-Nuts Food. 1t
IL so perfectly adapted to the wants Of
thu human body and SO easily digcstrd
that many eases are On record OF nursing
babes being fed very successfully on it,
All iirst-class groccrs sell Grope-Nuts
food and 1t il made at tho Pos
tnm Ccr"al Co.'S factories In Battle
Greek. Mich.
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font To SUCCEED PINGREs.
Millionaire seedsman and millionaire Lum.
herman Seeking tho Nomination.

b"r"HH otoKIHK IN" NOhIhhtIOh.
DETROIT. Dec, 9-After PnRrce will II be a
millionaire Governor OF Michigan Ia the cues.
ton that comes to every politician tonight,
following the authorized announcement that
Dexter II. Ferry. millionaire scotsman. will
make a spirited fight for the next Republican
gubenatorisl nomination against Secretary NJ
State Stearns. the millionaire lum herman OF
Lulington.
To-day Major Arthur LOOMS. Assistant State
Land Comm fastener. served notice on his chief
that he could no longer serve. aud at the same
time made II known that he had been retained
by Mr. Ferry 70 assume direction and control
o. his CAMPAIGN Tor the gubernatoral nolnina-
clan, having been schoole by John r. Rich,
whose cleverness none disputes, He will a..
Systematic and vigorous canvass to elect
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Two Other Ministers cited to Show Cause
Why They should Not De PunIshrd.


Why They should Not he Punished.
OMAHA. Neb., Dec. o.-Judge Scott has or
dsred that the Rev. Elmer p Quivey. general
MANAGER OF the Nebraska Childrsn's Home
Assoc alton I've committed to jail. and has d.
r"cted that the Rev T. ]. Mackay, rector Of All
Saints Church: the Rev. Hubert c. Herring,
pastor OF the First uarogational Church,
and W. T. Harfori. ail directors OF the
Chldren's Home Association. be cited 10 an
pear before him and SNOW cause why they
should not be punished for CONTEMPT OF court
In trying by mems of a letter which they all
signed. To influence the Judges notion in
the Dodd children hahehs corpus proceedings
Several years ago benjamin +. Dodd of South
Omaha put In the hands Of the ChIidren's
Home Association four children ranging from
four 70 fourteen years. Later Dodd sought 70
get the children back and habeas corpus pro-
ceedings were brought Meantime the associ-
Hion. which assorted that the children
had been surrendered TO II under con
uacts, had found homes for them and
some o. them had cen legally adopied
by families IN the state. A writ was issued
to bring the children to court The society
failed TO do 40 and Mr.. Qntvey md ATTORNEY b.
l.. Holmes, who was then President Of the asso-
caion, were fnrd 500 for contempt OF court.
The case wasiaken to the Supreme Court and
there affirmed. 1855
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BANK JANITOR KILLED BY A FAIL
Crashed Through tho Skylight - Crowd
ThonEht tho BANK Was Beins Ruhhnd

Thought tho Bank Was Being Robbed.
Louis Albrecht. janitor Of the Empire City
SAVINGS Bank, at 23l West l25th street, fell
through skyllGht in tho bank yesterday md
received injuries from which he died soon
nfterward. The skylight IL directly over the
hookkeeper's desk In the centre OF the bank and
Is twentv-nvs feet from the floor The janl or
hal gotten out on to the cross beams which
support the glass and reached up IN get his
his balance, Rnd, stepping on the glass. frll
through and landed on the okkeepers desk
the desk.
:, Mrs. Albreeht rushed into the street vel ing
murder!" Somebody started the cry that the
bank was being robbed and that the cashier
had teen shot In fow minutes the str ct
was lammsd with an, excited crowd who sought
tn get into the hank. Five policemen nrnly
succeeded In clearing the street and mn am hu-
lance was summoned from the j. Hood Wright
Hospital Albrecht died before II arrived.
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The Salvation Army has rented Madison
Square Garden for Christmas Day and " IL
serve dinner to 10000 Of New York's poor.
They. will also distribute on that day 800
baskets OF uncookei food. or enough for
$4,000 persons. hey sole subscriptions or q
among those who have responded are Coils P.
lIearn. DR.. Henry Wilson, F. iward Iamteri acn.
lerLari !. York. Miss Charlotte Agatha ard
L j. ia rvoy. Boiling Pots" for volur Ia y
Christmas along all the prime, pal streets. The
diners on Chrstm' ~ Day will enjoy a hand
concert, a stereoptiron aNhihit and a moving
picture reproduction OF the Passion Play
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BRADY LEAVES kOSThR BIAL'S
business Mattor~ Not Satisfactory to Him
Players Have Been Paid.

william A. Brady. who was made man.
aging director Of Roster 4 Balls Music
Hall about a month ago. resigned last
night. When asked his reason for do
ing so he said that certain business
matters between him and the Robert Blei Syn
dictate could not be settled satisfactorily to him.
It was reported that the company owed Mr..
Brady q large sum az money for unpaid
salary and for the IL per cent. Of the profits
that he was to receive. Mr.. Brady would
neither confirm nor deny the rumor Simon Das-
sau, the Treasurer OF he Robert BE syndica'e
could not be found last night. george Mercer
bartender. said that two weeks pay MAS
due to him and other employees Of the theatre.
The PLAYERS that are acting Round New
YORK have had representative In the box
pay In full. Eta Butler. Dick Bernard. Jeas
Dandy aud others said last night that they
you'd retire rom the company now that Mr..
Brady has left. To-nights concert will,
however. tax place as advertised
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KILLED 4 PURSUING MAMMAL.
Row At = Railroad Station In Kentucky
Former Fend Pnrticipan Concerned

CoRBIS. Ky.. Dec "a row was startei to-
night near the passenger station here between
Floyd and Et Caldwell and City Marshal
E!iige bingham and Deputies Hartford and
Henry.
The trouble arose over the Chadwells firing
their guns and tho Marshal and his deputies
trying to make arrests
Mr.. Hartford chased Floyd Caldwell or n
man who was supposed TO no ChaIwril 500
yards. both .hooting AZ each other which re-
resulted IN the killing NJ Hartford.
The Governor has been tesgrnphed for part
OF militia company and II was expectsd ne
would call out the local militia but so far ITO
an ,wer has hassn receiYi
Floyd Caldwell had iust arrived from Clay
county where he was one OF the ieudists
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PRECAUTIONS AGAINST THE phAoUr.
Stringent Quarantine Regulations by tho
Treasury Department.

WARRINGTON. Dec. 9TH" SECRETARY Of the
Treasury has issued a circular rr"pa"o' ny
Surgeon Ger eral Wyman OF the Marine Hos
pitai. promulgating quarantine regulations
LOT domestic ports TO prevent = e iutrudurilp IN
OF plague bv means OI vessels arriving from
santos or Oporto The regulations are a. tho
most stringent chGracte", covering almost
every known nrecautlon against the landing OF
the germs Of he disease from vessels reaching
inc me United Stntes from the. infected ports.
inr,ulisR minute directions for eNaminat ION
nnu dlsinfnction OF their crew. passengers,
carRoes AMI hulls Provision ia even made for
llac ng Gordon OF bonts around the Sims
curing the process OF iumigaJon to prevent
the escape to the shore Of rats that might be
driven from tn vessels by the fumes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-10
FIsHERMEN'S RESORT BURNED.
An Old Boathouse Tint wns Once tho Cen
tire of n Cholera Scare.

boathouse on the east bank Of Newark Fay
ut the foot Of Culver avenue. Jersey City.
which was an old landmark. was destroyed by
fire on Friday morning. The house Vas u
popular resort for fishermen for grea' many
years. II was kept by man named Lewis and
after his death his widow. who was known as
Nam" LOWS. and her daughter Alice man.
aged the place.
Several years ago the death OF Jpsrrh r.
Moore. negro who had naten crabs there.
created cholera scare in ,IerSev CITY. sew
eral persons who had par'aSen Of the crabs.
were Frustrated and some Physicians dag
ncsei tho disease as genuine ASaiic cholera.
III" health authorities OF this city and Jersey
KY wer. greatly exercised. and the Health
CATION. The houses OF the patterns ware
strictly 9uaranttnsi. the oc upants not being
rermittsd 10 60 out. Provisions aud G; her sun
plies were h0isted in through the windnw..
Two or three Of the persons whN were strick en-
died and that intensified the scare, II was
fnally discovered that the GsoaSa was acute
cholera morbus and the scare abated.
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INJUNCTION 10 SEE 4 CORPSE
Court Assists Mrs. Anna King to Look
Upon Her Dead Husbands Face.

LINCOLN. Eeb.. Dec 9.-Mrs. Anna King.
widow Oft young business man who died on
Thursday. secured an order from the court to-
day. enioining her husbands parents from
preventing her from looking upon his daad
body and from removing II 10 Illinois Tho
King sued for divorce. hut his vii" resisted
saying she loved him still and would Join him
his rarents, The court decided In her favor
but the excitement OF the trial was too IN UGH
1or hing, predispo.ed TO heart trouble and be
nlel. Hls parents refused at the funeral TO
permit his widow to enter the house, and at
u" church the undertaken acting un der their
his dead face. WV"
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the committee OF fifteen which were An
pointed to recommend a successor TO the Rev
Or. Il 3, storrs as pastor Of the Church Of tho
Pilgrims In Brooklyn met last night and
organized by the election OF George p stnrk.
%ep 40 chairman. subcommittee was nj,
BUSINESS In hand and ii viii report from lima
20 ". tIfne 10 the full committee. Mr. Stockweil
"a tnat there was no Information 20 be- given
Tor some time N'' "0"iN IVY Oo
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TWO-STORY POST OFFICE
Postmaster Van Colt Going to washin xto n
to CORRECT Misapprehensinna

Postmaster Van Colt Going to Washington
to Correct Misapprehensions.
Postmaster Van Colt will go to Washington
this week to lay before First Assistant Post
master General Heath. Senator Plat and Rep
resentative Cummings plans for an uptown
Post Office in this city. Mr.. Van Colt said that
there Ia a misunderstanding among Messrs.
Heath, Plat and Cummings. II dispatches
from Warrington have quoted them correctly
He won 4 make i plain 10 them that no srch
sum as Sl5.OD, 900 In needed and that he wants
narrow sky scraper. Mr. Van Cot said that
Mr.. Heath's estimate Of hnlf block as floor
AREAS stated by the dispatches would he
entirely inadequate. The floor area required
is that oftwo ordinary blocks near the Grand
Central Station and the cost Of a two-story
building would be about 81 900 900.
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ErCITKMENT At A THEATRE.
Murray nm Audience Dlsturbod by a Boys
Cry of 'Fire.n

There Was plenty OF excitement at the
Murray Hill Theatre during the matt
noe yesterday afternoon. Shortly after
O'Clock woman who was In the gallery
tainted. About five minutes later tho
sound AZ fire engines on their way to a fire
roull be- plainly hoard In thu auditorium. A
many In the audience got up and started for
the doors. Tine actors continued with their
lines unit Manager Donnelly stspped on the
stage and announced that there was danger,
as ther. was no iire In the house.
The fre was at II East Fortieth street. tho
home az Mrs. H. b. Hyde. A quantity Of wood
was be ng placed In the basement and one OF
the sticks struck gas get, turning OH the gas
lighted candle soon set fire to the ESCAPING
Ras. There was 81 ,ght explosion which ter
rled the servants but did no material dam
age
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SALT "INE FLUODED.

A S4oO.o00 Plant Owned by New Yorksrs
In Louisian" Said to Have Been Ruined.
New ORLEANS. La. Dec ct Is announced
from New Iberia that the Belle Isle salt miIe
In that parish will have TO be abandoned Re-
Gently 4OO-foot shaft was sunk and a tunnel
400 teet long run out from the shaft. II s,rucL
a quicksand and a large vein OF water fiie ths
mine to the TOP II is thought 10 be i'm possible
10 get RID OF the water and the mine will he
abandoned; The stock holders who are Now
Workers. will lose $4OO. 900 invested in this en-.
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Hotel Proprietor Asphyxiatsd Like His
Servant.

Samuel Wolf. 40 years old. proprietor oi the
Four Mile Hotel at 16l East Fifty-seysnth
street. went to bed on the second aoor OF the
hotel at 2 o'clock yesterday morning and
told the clerk. Gustav Daer. 10 call
him ut 2 o'clock In the afternoon.
Basr lot him sleep until O'Clock.
and then went upstairs to call him He
could not open the door, AMI as no lied gas.
he kicked In the door. Wolf was lying I'M.
dressed aud unconscious on the he'd. The sup
ply tube OF q gas stove had leaked. He was
surgeons there said that he would recover.
week ago one of the servants In the hotel
on the top floor OF the hotel. She had been
asphyxiated by gas In similar manner.
Trained Nurses can obtain excellent A,commo-
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Revenue Cutter Manning for tho Pacific

The revenue cutter Manning IL fitting out at
Erie Basin for her trip to san francisco She
VIII 70 ny way OF tho Straits OF Magellan. q d
Syldso, Valparaiso and Cal'ao. with nc Nrt'ii-
lpch. which Is IN the Pacific. the Manning win
coming patrol season. " WV
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Now Associate Professor a, s,.n,or,

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal. Dec. e.-Presl-
dent Jordan to-day announced the apnoInt-
ment Of James Parks Hall ~ Rprrolo - a.
associate prntessorshlp OF law az the uniycrt o
SnnS; IroI. Hal graduated from Cornell in
yard hnd 9 to9k the degree Of LII. d. from Har.
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Chaplain Chadwick on For Cub,.

Among the passengers on the Ward Line
steamer Havana. which sailed for Cuba yestrr
day was the Rev. John Chadwick. who was
ehapla q Of the destroyed hattIeshlp Maine
rather Chadwick has been ordered 10 Havana
70 oiiiciate at he d ointerm"nt OF the bodies Of
the sailors md marines OF tho Maine who were
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Tho Detroit Ordered to santa Martin.

WARRINGTON. Dec "a telegram WAS
received by the Navy Department to-day from
Commander Hemphil reporting the arrival Of
the Detroit at Colon where she went for coai
Under instructions from the Navy Department
about sixty miles from Cartagana The prin-
cipal trouble In the country IL supposed to
exist In the neiRhborhood OF Santa Martha
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Battle Between Two Butchers INTERRUPTED
at tho End OF the Twelfth Round.
Police Captain Lantry and several detectives
raidod prizshght In a stable on East Forty
eighth street. between First and Second AVE-
nues. early this morning. Walter Naat and
Louis Gall. the contestants, who are butchers
we're arrested. Twelve rounds had been
iou9ht ana the men were both badly punished
About score OF Spectators were prpsenf
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Death of the Rev. 2. v. Knxnnnrh

n me VERY Rev. Patrick Vincent Kayanngh
S;a Al IL I9imsr president OF Niagara Univsrsty'
I reh,nn punalo last night, He was born IN
MsrvIsnd sinass' Hls Held OF labor has been la
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-10

The Circulation Of the Catholic World
ada ~"''''N~