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hONTISI's BRIBERY HUNT.
Attorney General Rests His Case in tho
Welcome Disbarment Proceedings.

Attorney -tcnerut rests HIS case In tho
Welcome Disbsrment ProceedinEs.
HELENA. Mont. Nov. 1.-THE Welcome dis
barment proceedings before tho Supreme
Court are believed to be nearly ended. Tho
Attorney General ended his case In the Sem
atorial bribery charges to-day and the hear
ing was adjourned until Monday. when the
Court will hear arguments upon the motion
OF Welcomes counsel to strike out the I'm por-
Anderson anil others relative to conversations
with Whitesides. II the Court sustains tho
have Very much evd.n %S'ii 10 oi.r. Il any, II
the motion IL overrulod there may be several
The Attorney General to- day intended TO in
trodnce evidence comparing tho financial
stand standing i o. certain msmeer. who voted for
s nor aed i6s a'e sS senator p,or ana c sub
This was shut out by the ruling Of
,he Court in sustaining the objection Of
evidence as TO the financial standing OF Repre-
sentative Mclaughlin Of Mi.soula previous to
the session and subsequently, the Court hold
The Attorney General said that he accordingly
rested his case. He made nm ofrer as to GER
cId.s.
O. dspo.ls in the bank q Boulder by
shsnssd. the witnss. bsissi ' aslei "'G il w" he
had had any dealings with Warner in
' NJ h had T osnsd ,ss Senator II .s T S
witness said in the following January the
been some 90 notes There wa. no cro n
examination. Testimony relating to q mort
sns. On pr"r.rt, o. renre Sc, from
Assembly. which was cancelled soon after
Clsrks election. was ruled out.
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BIs LOBSTER ar THE AQUARIUM.
Not tho Biggest Ever Seen There, but
Fine, Active Specimen.

Fine, Active Specimen.
There was received last week at the Aquarium
from the fishing banks, big lobster not tho
biggest lobster ever seen there. but big ono
and the most active big lobster the Aquarium
has ever had. Most OF the biz Holsters have been
inclined 10 sit around and do nothing; but this
one moves about in the tank freely From the
tip of its tail TO the tip of its claws this lobster
would measure about three feet: Its claws. eS-
tended right and left at right angles u its body,
would measure from tip TO tip about the same.
Its weight Ia probably fifteen 10 eighteen pounds
II is not only in good condition and active, but
IL Is a nOtiCrably perfect big lobster. Zig Eel
lows Of this sor, are very likely To have one big
claw smaller than the other one claw or the other,
after come shedding. not developing we'll but this
Holsters two big claws, its crusher and It's cutter,
are Of their full size.
Like pretty much everything else when first
put into cnrtyity, this lobster has so far spent
more or less Of the time in trying 10 find n way
oft Ii moves around the tank. seeking an outlet,
and tries ~ get out by climbing toward the top
The sides 81 the tank, however, nrc ton steep and
smooth To permit Of its doing anything more in
that direction than To stand up against them
But when II gets mp on end in n corner in this
way with the tip Of itS tail resting on the bottom,
the tips 81 its big claws reach almost 10 the sur
face Of the water
There are in the same tank with the big lob
stcr number of smaller Holsters, md some blue
crabs and horseshoe crab These all give
way when the hig lobster goes about, not as though
they were frightened by IT, but still with an OBJ
violis desire 10 give IL oil the room II wants And
vet when on one occasion the big lobster halted
as 20 enclose n couple Of blue crabs in the TRAN.
gulnr space In the angle these blue crabs did
not hesitate TO climb out over the big Holsters
body
AQUARIUM was called FitZsimmonR This big
fellow has been named Jetirie6
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AK TO Bs RETIRED A. BKIsIDIkRa
Three Coioasls Apply for Retirement and
Prsmotion.

Prsmotion.
WARRINGTON. Nov. Flowing TO the vacan-
cies existing In tho rank OF Brieadisr- General
in the regular army. caused by the death OF
Gen. Henry and the retirement Of Gen SHAFT
ter. several Colonies Of the regular service have
filed their applications for retirement with tho
request that they he promoted to the grade
OF Brigadier- General before retiring. The
following applications are now being
considered by the Secretary OF War:
Col Edgar r. Kellogg. Sixth Infantry: Col.
Andrew g. Burt. Twenty-r'th Infantry. and
Col. Gilbert =. Carpenter. Sixteenth Infantry:
Zach OF these officers served during the civil
war and are entitled to retirement on their
own application. Col. Kellogg liz now ~ in
Colorado. Col. CARPENTER 10 In command of his
regiment In the Philippines and Col. Burt IL
serving with his regiment: IL L. very rrobn;
bic that the Secretary OF War will recommend
the retirement OF these officers with advanced
rank.
Another officer who will probably retire
within short time IL Gen. Theodore Schwan.
who l, Colonel In the regular army
and Ia now serving In the Philip
pines as Brigadi or-G General OF Volun-
teers. Col. Schwan IL an Assistant AdJutant-
General and has seen continuous service since
no entered the regular army June IL. 1857.
He has not y0t made application for retire.
ment. but his friends say that he has ax-
pressed n willingness to retire now should tho
Secretary OF War retire him with tho rank OF
dier-General.
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A VISIT or COURTESY.
The German Ambassador Calls ut tho State
Department and Secs Secretary Hay.

The German Ambnssndor Calls at tho State
Department and Sees Secretary Hay.
WASHINGTON. Nov. ll.-Dr. Won Hollsbsn.
tho German Ambassador. paid his first visit to
the state Department to-day since his re-
turn from a protracted visit to Germany.
The call was merely one OF courtesy.
DR.. Won Holleben saw Secretary Hay and
Assistant Secretary Hill. Two or three
matters OF interest to Germany and the
United States are in course Of negotiation. and
the Ambassador probably has instructions in
regard 70 these. received personally while he
was in Berlin. A renewal OF the attempt to
make a new commercial arrangement with the
United states will probably DO one Of, the
return. No Immediate adjustment OF
the issue raised by this Government with
Russia IN regard to the partition Of China ia
likely The state Department has reason to
believe that definite nswcrs from the European
Governments to the Department's request for
assn rances that American trade rights in
China will not ho disturbed will not be received
for at least three weeks.
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ELEVATED ISN'T MOVING.
T<MsASY o<TE IT UNTIL NOV. ~
TO GET OCT or BATTERY Park.

No Pr,,,r,t,op. to 90 and Il Certainly
w.. ~. 49,. xy..L-I, n. Po..,b,. Tn M
won go IN" "een 80.
the City May Bring nm E1ectmsnt SUIT
but Nobody Seems TO Know Certainly.
~ u, nj, r.-..,,, h.v,,r
On FEB. IL last the Park department having
hunted up the old agreement with the city under
vybicb thu oI.,.,.d ,o.d. ,,.,, ,lloved N yench
~, - 'o iOe 49,, ,,'.. -, =.
INC SCUM Ferry through Da'Nry fhfk bor'ou
notice on tho Manhattan Railway Company
,b,, !, ,u., v.,.,. a., n. ,l in nj. months timo
80 4" mus 'ooa'o MOI p"'A 49, -, ....,-s
az provided In tho compact Inc only auonuon
paid TO the notice by the railway people was TO
-. To-. 49, -, .,.,.,o, 81 u,,. III.
ash Tor three months extension OF umo INC
extension expires on FRIDAY OF ms wook' ana
there In some curiosity among the public 10 kno "
ubo, 4. i;Lo,, A., n. dor. ,hou, IN, matte,
"' 20 "N0s " oo "o"' 'oO"' ~
so Tar "a an outsider can sec, the railway COM
pany's officials do not seem to be worried nor do
tbcy .nns., a. h.ro don. .n,,hi,o that amman.
..oS oppc"f " hn'o uoho my u',hs 'n"' oppoa''
or stations at Batterv Park or proyidine other
"' oSo , VI ,I,ht.,
"ieoh4 io' uoihs ouslheSs 'nero IN iaos "hp'h
a week or two men have actually been at work
making repairs at both Battery place and South
Ferry station and painters have been pa inting
some parts ~ the structure within the territory
that In under the Jurisdiction Of the Park Com
missioner,
MI. Alfred Sktt, Vice President OF the Man.
haitian Elevated Railway Company, was asked
last night what the company was going to do
about moving on or before Friday
Il really do not know" was his reply. That
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Army Orders.
WASHINGTON. Nov. ll.-Those army orders
iaan ob

WASHINGTON. Nov. ll.-Those army orders
were issued to-day:
Major Charles bird. Quartermastsr from this city
via New York city to Manila. and carry out tho
special instructions receiN ed by him rom the sccrs
tary OF War and the Quartz aster General OF the
Manila he will proceed to san Francisco. stopping
en- route on his return trip at Hong Kong. Maya.
sAki, Kobe. Sokoha ANA and Honolulu.
First Lieut. Ralph ingalls,. For, y.fourth Infantry
having tenGorod Lis resignation. is honorabiY dis
CHARGED.
Major Henry T. Allen and Second Lieut. Frrd W.
Allen to New York.
Acting Assistant Surgeon George A. Zelicr from
PEORIA Ill, to san Francisco.
Second Lieut.. James +. Mckinley. Sixth Cavalry,
to san Francisco.
Second Lieut.. James NJ Love- Jr. Twsnty. FIRST
Infantry, assigned as Adjutant.Ge of the
miii IA Of the District Of Columbia.
First Lieut. Frank y. Lyman, Jr., Volunteer Signal
Corps from Fort Aver to Angel Island.
Capt. Orlando y. Guthrie, Forty fourth Infantry
having been found by board OF officers ply sicAily
unht perform the duties of his rank. il honob!y
DISCHARGED.
Major Henry C. Fisher surgeon. from this city to
New York. Major Henry G. Fisher surgeon, from
New York by transport Logan to Manila
These Assignments arr made uf officers recently
promoted: O,pt. Lewis N Koehlcr. Ninth Cavalry
to the Fourth Cavalry. Trnop q, TO San FrnnriRco
Fir-tLttut. Alexander NJ. Miller Jr.. Tenth Cavalry
TO tho Ninth Cavalry. Troop d. to Now York city.
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Gen. Otis's Death Report.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 11.-Gen. Otis eabled to-
day the following death report
Fdema OF larynx, Nov. o. James Koran.
cook. Company A. Ninth Infantry; trammatlc
cerebral norrhags. Joseph Pierce. recruit.
Twenty-thrd Infantry; apoplsIy. Nov 1.
Eliphaet Price. Company +, Sixth Artillery (:
chronic dysentery. Nov. &, Gottfried En-
gang, Company @. Fourth Infantry; chronic
diarrhpa, James Hamilton, Sergeant, Com
rany b.. Tw.nty-frst Infnntry msphritls
Michael Walsh. Company II. Twenty-frst In
i h,tI; HortiS ansxurIamS Nov Z ssmnsl ~
acute dysentery. Nov. II. Martin Heffren,
Company /. Fourteenth Infantry.
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WAsHISGToN. Nov. ia new crusade
against tho seating OF Representative elect
Roberts OF Utah, on the ground that he Is a
Mormon. has been started among the wives Of
the members OF Congress-. The movement 10
headed by Mrs JOY wife OF tho st. Louis Con-
grcssman. She has prepared a petition and
has sent copy OF II to the wife OF each men,
her Of the House regardless OF party, ask ing
for their signatures. Mrs Joy says that she
against Roberts, and that she believes this ia
tho most sfIlcaclous method IN prevent the
Utah Congressman from remaining Nom Der
OF the House.
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Movements of Naval Vessels.

WARRINGTON. Nov. 1.-The arm ored cruiser
Brooklyn sailed yesterday FROM Port Said for
cruiser Solace sailed from San Fran cisco to- day
for Manila and Guam with n marine battalion
on board.
San Juan. Porto Rico, for Fort Monroe. Va,.
to-day. Tho cruiser Marbehead reached San
Tho cruiser Montgomery arrived to-day nj
Rio Janeiro. whore she will await tho flagship
Chicago with Rear Admiral Schey on board
The Potomac, the Piscatanua and the Leydsn
have heen detailed for duty In conn ection with
the officinl trial Of tho battleship Kentucky on
tho Massachusetts coast.
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WASHINGTON FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND Tomorrow
For Maine. New Hampshire and Vermont. rain or
snow to-day brisk northeast TO north winds; Non.
day fair.
For Massac husets colder with fair in west and
rain or snow followed by fair in east portion today
brisk north winds; Monday far.
FOR Rhode Isl nj and Connecticut, clearing and
colder to-day; Monday fair brisk north winds.
For sdHerH Nsw fors. Jar and colder 10 day:
brisk northeast vtndS. Monday fair.
For the District OF Columbia. eastern Pennsyl-
vania, New Jersey. Delaware. Maryland. Virginia
and North Carolina, fair and colder to-day; dimin.
fishing northwest winds; Monday fair.
For West Virginia. western Pennsylvania Western
New York AMI ohio. fair TO day and Monday; dimin.
bhing naru. winds.
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Printers Alleged Nine.Hour Arre

A circular was Issued yesterday by the on
Gers Of Typographical Union No @ to all book
and Job printers in this city reminding them
that the nine hour work day will 60 into effect
in their Offices on the 2lst OF this month
The union saws that an agreement to this
effect was made some time ago between rep
r-sentatives Of the International Topographic
cal Union and the TypothetB. Since the date
OF this alleged agresmenta convention OF the
National Typothetn has been held at which Y
resolution was passed declaring against tho
dictation OF the unions and In favor OF employ
ing union or non-union mon an the employers
see 1T. 1t was said Yesterday that this resoiu-
ton IA likely to cause a hitch in the carrying
out OF the alleged nlns-hour agreement.
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Sale of the Glover Lenf" Ordered.

CINCINNATI. Nov. 11-JudEs Taft Of the
United Statss Circuit Court Of Appeals to-day
signed decree directing the sale OF the Toledo.
st. Louis nnd Kansas City Railway, known rs
the Glover Leaf" route, by the Master Com
missioner on II day hereafter to be nIed. hut
not later than Feb Is. 1900. The usual notice
to all creditors and Interested parties was PRE-
pared Tor publication In the papers Of New
York Ohio. Indiana and Illinois, FrnDk
Shseifer 81 Cincinnati an Morrill, Mores OF
sionsrs in the places OF Mr.. Van Buren, and
Judge Peck, resigned.
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N avail Orders.

WARRINGTON. Nov. 11.-These naval orders
were posted to-day:
Lieutenant Comm ander A. d. Canaga, from Bureau
OF steam Engineering to AEistic station,
Medical Director G. j, Clrhorne and Passed Aasiat-
ant Surgeon LII Young retired Nov 10.
COMMANDER G. q. Todd. additional duty At the
W Watson.
:, Lieutenant, Commander J. F. Parker. from the
Vixen TO the Dixie.
Lieut., j. l., Jayne. from the hospital, Norfolk, to
home and sick leave. three months.
liout, u, Lloyd. Jr., from the Indiana to the
Chicago.
Assistant Surgeon James 8. Taylor, appointed Nov,
10 and assigned to the Independence,
ASSISTANT surgeon II. T. odell. appointed Nov.
and assigned to Tie Ranger.
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Tried to Cash n Forged Chook.

A roughly dressed man. who said that he was
Charles 7. Burns OF $40 Bowery. walksI into
the State Bank at 37S Grand street yesterday
and presented II check for 800 The check
bore what purportsd to be tho signature OF
Freeman Brothers. and was drawn to bearer
and he detained the man until policeman
could be called Burns was locked M In he
Delaney street station. He told the police
TINT Kaufman Weiss OF 4 Riyington street gave
him the check. Weiss Was also arrested,
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Tuesday IL showed what Il could do for Howe
against Gray and others.
say to you, organ ize." Col. Kay said.
Gen. George b. Loud and James ID. Bell also
spoke.
Mrs Nohr. past President Of the Women's
Relief Corps OF New York and Brooklyn, ana
Hamilton Corps. on behalf OF the women they
represented. q delegation OF whom accom-
Gen. Shaw. and Col. Kay respectively large
bouquet, ,pledeing the loyalty Of the women's
corps to the comm an ders
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Goods from Cuba DutiabIe.

Boston. Nov. l1,-General Appraiser somer-
vile has Just made ruling sustaining the de-
cision Of Collector Lyman, OF the port OF Dos
The case Ia that OF Thompson & Leayitt OF this
city, cwho imported n lot Of cigars
someryiile from Collector tyman's dscison
ana will appeal It further TO the United States
Court The decision OF the Collector and APP
praissrs Ia In effect that Cuba did not by the
treaty with Spain become a part OF the United
States and for tarin purposes remains foreign
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Memorial Tablet to Lien,. MoN.,r.

SARATOGA. Nov. ia bronze memorial tab
let to Lieut.. F. p, McNair Of Company L. Second
Regiment who died during the Spanish. Amsri-
can War Just before his appointment to the
2Old Regiment United States Volunteers, was
publicly unveiled ". tn patriotic exercises this
evening, Lieut.. McNar Is a son Of Commander
McNnir. United States Navy, r.tlreds ana a
cousin OF Roar Admiral MoNair, Superintend-
emit OF the Annapolis Naval Academy.
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CATTLE rRUsr SCHEME GIVEN UP,
Texas Antitrust Inv VIII Probably Mako
the Combine Illegal.

AUSTIN. Tex. Nov. lit. G. Ford and
other stockmen OF the Panhandle OF
Texas. who have been here for a few
days, are authority for the statement
that George b. Lovlng's cattle syndIcate
scheme will probably no abandoned. The
failure TO organize the big enterprise is due to
TIA" fact that Eastern capitalists have with
drawn thei support on account Of unc,rtainty
ns To- whether the syndicate would come into
conflict with the rsw Texas antitrust law
which will go Into effect on Jan 81. 1900.
Mr.. Fori says that Sir. Loving had made no
enort Ia renew options on large amount OF
ranch property and on many thousand head Of
cattle In the Panhandle the options for which
have expired recently.
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THE TIcE-rREsIDEyr SITS UP.
stin Very Weak, hut He Roiishes His Food
and Shows Improvement.

PATERSON. n. J.. Nov. II. - Vice President
Hobart showed more Improvement to- day. rel
ishing his foot and sitting up for some time.
He Ia still very weak. however. and his con-
dition Is good only by com rarson with his e1-
ttcmcly low state q week ago
Albert A. Wilcox -nid to-day that the Vice.
President has not attempted 10 imprass unon
President Ackin ICY the advsabillty Of placing
Atorney-Gcneral hriggs second on the Ro-
publican ticket for tho next campaign.
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puok Hunt.r. Got a Porpei.s.

wHITEsToSE. N Y. Nov. ia porpoiss six
feet long was shot In the Sound OF here BY
Lawrence Collins to-day. Mr.. Collins: with
Capt. Thomas Riley and John ID. Martens. were
cunning for ducks ir tho -loop yacht sybil, A
porpoise leaped up before them. Collins nred
at i and IL disappeared. Another porpoise
which arose In the limo OF hre received the
load Of shot Tho yacht came alongside the
rope was fastened to its tall and 1t was brought
ashore.
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MkISLEF AND BRYIy IN 1900.
Gen. Gro.vepor Says There will He Nut
One Issue, Free silver and Sound Money.

WASHINGTON. Nov. IL. - Representative
Grosvenor Of Ohio thinks the results OF tho
election last TUESDAY point inevitably to the
will be between Bryan and free silver and
Mckinley and sound money. The weakness ~
the anti-imperia!ist movement has been clear
" shown, and he thought would entirely coll
lapse with the approaching downfull OF Agui-
naldn Tint would leave but one issue. finance
The Fifty sixth Congress. in his opinion. would
enact some financial Legislation. hut he could
not Indicate what form II would take.
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"Blnck Diamond" Railroad Promoter
Arrested.

MAYsvILLE Ky, Nov. 11.-At Dover.
Ky. this morning constable upon am
davit OF Acting President Sam ". Stairs
arrested Col. Albert L. Boone. OF Zanes-
VILE, Ohio. the promoter OF the Black
Diamond Railroad system. The charge, as
alleged IN tho sworn statement OF Stairs 10
that a few weeks ago Col. Boone feloniously
and extracted thercfrom papers which right
fully belonged TO othars. Examination was
waived and the Magistrate placed Col. Boone
under bonds.
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A poorly dressed woman carrying a baby
boarded an Eighth avenue trolley car at 145th
street at o'clock last eight, The car. which
was hound down town. was crowded with pas
corner OF the seat and Left the car. Conductor
Fallon first NOTICED tho womhn's absence Mt
l25th street He turned the baby over to
Policeman Conyers OF the West l25th street
station. The child was sent to Bellevue.
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Camp Meade to DO Glv.n Up Thi. Week.

HARRISBURG. Pa. Nov 1.-THE Forty-frst
Volunteer Regiment will have ono moro week
at Camp Meade. On Saturday morning next
tho men will hoard II transport for Manila.
The third battalion complsted target practice
at Mount Gretna to-day, With the departure
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Cable.hip Hooker Cannot Be Saved

WASHINGTON. Nov. ll.-onlclal announce
ment that the cableship Hooker. wrecked OF
CorregIdor last summ"L cannot be saved was
Otis to-day. The despatch says:
Contractor will save cargo Quartermaster
will remove fittings OF value Sell wreck at
auctiOnh ~
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Suicide OF Mrs. John P.tter.o,.

WARRINGTON, Nov. 11-Mrs, John Patterson.
81 years OF age. residing at 1923 O street. North
west, committed suicide this morning by
shooting herself In the iorehead with a re-
volvsr, II is supposed her mind was unbal-
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The Worry Rev. Charles William Stubs. D. D..
Dean OF Ely will deliver the second OF his
course OF six lectures In tho Lyceum Theatre
on Tuesday afternoon at 800 O'Clock His
Audrey" The lecture will be illustrated with
stsrsoptieon views, "N"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12

SOUTH PARIS, Ne. Nov. IA driving snow
storm commenced soon after noon to. day and
to- night had not d. IN inished In severity Four
inches OF snow fell In some parts OF the State
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Travelllng snlesmnn Commit. Suicide.

CHICAGO, Nov. lie. c. Hswes, a Boston
travelling man suffering from consumption.
ended his life during last night by taking poison
at the Hotel Morrison. He was Respondent as
tho result OF the mRlady.
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Mrs. Louise r.. Bates Seeks Divorce in 81.
Louis.

ST. LOUIS. Nov 1l.-Mrs. Louise T. Bates.
formerly Of this oty but now a resident OF
Brooklyn. n. Y. filed a petition for divorce to-
day from Charles J.. Bates Of this city. Tho
home spiritual medium, 10 whom he male
love willis ostenhih,y holding reances. The
couplr were married In st. Louis IN 1879 and
have four children three grown daug hters and
q boy OF 10 who Is with his mother.