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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-16
CITY SCAVENGER

A. D. BRIGGS CLEANS PRIvY VAULTS AND
cess pools: no odor. Improved pumps used,
A. Il. BRIGGS, Proprietor. Leave orders 100
North Main avenue, or Eicke's drug store, cor.
ner Adams and Mulberry. Telephone 05i0.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-16
FOR RENT

FOR REMITTANCE FRONT ROOM FOR TWO
with board il0 Adams avenue.
$25-GREEN RIDGE RESIDENCE WITH EVERY
convenience, including steam heat; location
the besJ W. 4. lIackett, Price building, l2o
Washington avenue.
FOR RENT-7RoOM HOUSE WITH BATH
modern impiovemeI Is. Address s01 farri-
avenue,
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DRESSMAKING

DRESSMAKING FOR CHILDREN TO ORDER
also ladies' waists. Louise Shoemaker, q.
Adams avenue.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-16

HELP WANTEO-EEMALE.
ACTIy WOMAN FOR PERMANENT POSI-
ton; $50 month and expenses; experience
unnecessary. Clark & Co., 234 4th St., Philadel-
phia.
WANTED - THREE EXPERIENCED SHOE
salesadies reference Answer "Quick,"
Tribune office.
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SITUATIONS WANTED


SITUATION WANTED--W ASKING, IRONING on
any kind of house cleaning by the day or
will take washing home. Address Mrs. Lee, 63l
Mineral street.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-29

wazne o ST soripta o rozsy}aniu
Pc kilka egzemPlarzy ,,Zgody"
prz VIC do kazdej rodziny.
zwiazkowej i o nabyciu nraszyny rota-
cyjnej. I w TAXI to spos6b VIOLA ma
rodu zosta}a spe}nionav
Kto tylko s}ucha} obrad sejmowych
przyzna, re tax kiama6 bezczelnie
jak to pismo chrzescjahskie ME po-
trait najgorsze, najlichsze pisemko re-
wolwerowe.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-29

powistrsu ku sobis, jakby do modlitwy,
patrsyia xmruzonsmi ocsyma " Prise.
Ivisoajscs "a psraowsi mgsy porannsj
ssohce. Wyraz saohwytu 1 blogoioi
vybii ale na jsj twar. drobns 1 ro.oiag.
MAJ smarsscski wkolo ust xapadfyoh,
drgsjsoyoh niema, dsiekosynns modlit.
va
Fl, babko. rxskne-nis ws.yst.
ko TO jsdno kiedy umiera6i
"A nj! q nil pani moja, ME jeduol
Ma oispls umisra6. ma .wiosne. to wisl.
Ia rsscs jest. Bo ma ,,.wiosne" to
to dussyoskl kwiatsm " oiebo ida 1 ate
pachna Psnu Jszusowi; q zimis, to
jak ten ogisnisk tlaoy.. Lsoi snie4yos,
10 druga dus.ycka, 1 ugafnis ma niej {
furty rsjskisj ME dojd.is. Tom sic bala,
pani moja." Tom sic sez bala..
"A skadae wy wieois, 20 to TAX
jestr
II o62 TOP Me Ayjaoa to jestem
be. TAXI wiskf A to pod siedsmdsis.
sia' mi bsdsie, gaodows lata ~pamistam...
A jsk4sl Nor TAXI, GO lud.is o.srnisli,
jak sadse.. Ino soisto - ju4. Mkt
Ia tsstamsnt6w nijakioh ME ro~.pisywai.
Drugi to 1 Boga ME .dasyl we.wa6
pr.y skonaniu. Smisr6 ano kosa mach.
ME, jak najsess.y chtop. Gd.isL... 1
najteissy CHOP ME umachnis be-. d.ish
lyle trawy, 60 a koioista lud.i q.
maohfa"" A ws.ystko pos.io . glodu.
Woody wielkie pr.ystapiiy, lody ME 10.
dy, inisgi ME inisgi, jak to .ac.s.o "
g6rsch taja6, a M mimic valid, to take
woody Pc polsoh staly. jak to morse stoi.
loo ae morse to ia wegfy .ismskis
ssrsymujs, a tn ME-" Dopi4 pr.yszly
dessoss, dopi4 wszystko hst precs wy.
miekfo,' dopi4 nastai gt6d".
A gdy tax m6~iia, CLOS jsj nsbisral
gro.s I majessatsm pr.ypomniansj kls,.
H, a drobna rska wkwlecissym rekawis
zakreslaia s.srokis kols ku paR6rkom,
wsnossscym sic pred nami " lagod.
nyOh shaonaoh. Zamilkla jut, 8 rske
sr'ymasa jss.c.s w.nissiona pre-. chwi.
le. OpuScila js narss.oie ma kick, bro.
de oparis ma nisj, I kiwsjao glove, pa.
trsyia pred sisbis.
-Oj Suohs, Suoha, co nile sus.y...
Oj Zywieo. zywiso, 90 nile aywi..
Wsstchnsta gieboko 1 .wr6cila ku
mnie swoje modre oozy.
To. PAM moja, lud1is siscske drob-
no r.li, mech sussyli 1 tiokli, ossi . ovsa
prsyo.yniali, kto miai sol, to solil, a
kto nj, TO nj, dopis ,kulssse" TAXA ma
wodais warsyli, dopis te warse jsdli..
To psi, PAM moja, do tr.soiego dnia po
nisj wyli, a ludsie nici"
Nschyliiam sic ku nisj, s'uohajso.
N~atychmiass .auwaayia ruoh ten, a
ogarnsws'y okolo sisbis paaohts 1 sp6d.
nice, rrekia:
S'sdzoisz sobis wsdls mnis, sisdz.
Ois... A tot swieci Pahsoy pc kamy-
ksoh sisdywali, chodsso pc sym iwia.
tu..
1 usuwaaa sic uprssj mis. jakby ma
pokojsOh goiois prsyjmujsO.
Sisdism nizsj nisco l chwile trwalo
m~ilosenis; ona snow zmrutyws1y oc.y,
patrryss : bsogofois " ssofos, q ia rs.
myflifsm sic o tel rwarzy", DO ktorsi
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-29

Naskneaam sie nismal na nis, MIN j.
spostrssgiam. TAX podobns prsydros.
nym kamisniom, na kt6ryoh p~r.ysiadla,
osyniaa 3s paaohta ~lniana, q s.yi ma We
sef zwissana, . ~od.iewsjaoa j. oaia dlu
gofcia swoja, tax niossm ME odbi]ala
cd ssarego pasma goscihoa, oiagnsoego
sie "a nia hst, At ku Kslwsrji, bisgna.
oego prssd nis het, az ku z~ywoowi; tax
drobnym ! MO nie.nao.soym punktsm
byfa " prsestrssni, tax sie ssaroIo,a
swojs slswala /. psrlowem them wiossn-
nsgo rauks.
Dopiero kiedy IA zbli4enism sic mo.
jem podn'osla glove : mad rsk 1loao.
nych ma niswielkim kijku, udsssylo we
mnis Z tel ussroici 4yws spojr.enis bar.
dso modrych oczu, kt6rs maggie roe
fwiscily twarz, jsk q dsieoka mala, sic
ois drobnych .marszc.sk sciagnieta, a
tax wybleohowana wiekism osy choro.
b, jak owe pa6tna. .byt diugo ma 70.
saoh letacs, gdy js surowosd .ismi sje I
wiotki ssmat z Mich uosyni.
A ME tylko twar. ro.Iwisoaly to cosy
modre, ale oaia nikia, skulons posta6
sdawafy sic uwydatnia6 1 obrsuoa6 bias
klein. Zobaczyiam terra. I piersi "a.
padis, ma ks6rych k~rzyzowaiy sic oser-
wone ssnurki sskaplersa, 1 plscy .gar-
bions, s~paowiais ohustke, . pod kt6rej
w~ymykafy sic diva passmka prssrssd.o.
nych wfos6w, I ziozons ma kijku recs
drobns, kosoists, : pogietsmi " stawaoh
'paloami, 1 wychylsjsoy sic . pod kapi.
oy, jake ma niej twor.yta piaohts, KAT
tan modry, kt6rsgo jsden rekaw Nasty.
" byi wislks late . kwisoistsgo persu,
1 fartuoh siwy . domowsj prsed.y, 1
dobrss jut ss.araana spodnioe, kt6rs
wychudfs kolana pr.sbija6 sic sdawaly,
male stopy W iyko~yoh trspkaoh,
ssmstami owite.
Gale to oOhsd6stwo o1ysts bylo /
schludne.
Obok na kamisniu le4aia EwauRs
Eoska " osarna sk6re ossyta, pr.eloao
a gasaska iwieconego ~oisrnis, ma nisj
chustosyna pstra, owijsjsoa kswafsk
bisfsgo ohlsbs, u prawej reki br.ec.aiy
grabs siaroa r6tsfca 1 msdaliki blasra
ne.
Patrzyia ma muie 1 sdawaia sic utmis
chsc waskismi, sblskismi wargami. 1
ia patrzyiam ma MIA 1 mimowoli uImIe.
ohac sic sac.etam do tel maioloi jsj, do
tyoh jej oOsu modryoh, do tel staroloi
tax nedsnsi, a tax oohedo4nsj.
Pochwslonyl- pr.sm6wila pisrw.
Ma wiski - odrIskiam. - A wy
skad, babko, idsisoief
A Kalwsrji'. Cd tsgo Psns Je
susa ! cd Matki Najiwietssejm
M6viia TO takim sonsm, jskby odwis.
d1sis dobrych swoioh .nsjomyoh, 1 u
goszczona cd Mich W radoSoi sic . mimi
tylko 90 rozstaia.
Goa tam, odpust jskif
= O1pustu 10 tam nIems akuratnis
ma ten csss nijskisgo; ale Fem sic a.
tesknifs do Pana Jesuss, bonn szsic ME.
dsiel letsis. Niemoo TAXA, as maio do
imisroi brakio.
IA LI
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-29

Czczac zas}ugi Henryka Sienkiewi-
cza, bracia Zwiazkowi doIozyli swoj
grosz wdowi do ofar zbieranych ma dar
cd narodu ola genialnego pisarza pol
skiego. Zebrane drobnych sk}adek
113 dol. IS cen wys1alismy juz do
Warszawy.
Zwiazek nigdy ME przestanie bye ma
rodowym, nigdy ME przestanie odczu-
wac potrzeby i~acznosci z krajem ojczys-
tym.
Dnia "a grudnia r. z. odby{ sic W Pa
ryzu zjazd delegat6w Zwiazku Wy
chodzctwa Polskiego W Europe, ma
ktory przyby}o pieciu delegatow oraz
wszyscy cz}onkowie ustepujacego Wy
dzia{u.
Obecnie dopiero otrzymalismy spra-
wozdanie z tego zjazdu i tenn sic tho
macy, re wczesniej ME podaliSmy o
MIN wiadomosci.
Zjazd przyja} nastepujace rezolucje:
,,Zwazywszy, ze Wychodzctwo W pra-
each swych poIitycznych p~rzedewszyst-
klein ma ma celu dopomaganie roda-
kom, w~alczacym W kraju o prawa naro-
du naszego, i biorac pod uwage, re "a
sadly, program dzialania ~dotychczaso-
we usi{owania ,,Stronnictwa Narodowo-
Demokratyczsego" n~ajlePiej odpowia-
daja potrzebom chwili obecnej, -Zwia-
EEK Wych. Polls. oswiadcza, re W dzia-
{aniu ] pracach swych zostawa6 bedzie
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-29

,,J euhocZeSnie LWiaZek w ych. BelS.
zaznacza wspolnosc dazeh i ~lacznos6 W
pracach re Zwiazkiem Narodowym Pol
skim W Stanach Zjedn. Po}n. Ameryki".
Procz tego Zjazd uchwalil popierac
Skarb Narodowy Polski, poleci} PREY.
sz}emu Wydzia}owi zaiozenie wIasnego
organu oraz cz}onkom Zwiazku prenu-
m%erowanie tajnego pisma w~arszawskie-
60 ,,Pochodnia" i ~miesiecznika ,,Polak",
wychodzacego W Krakowie.
w liscie do baronowej Suttner o
kt6rym wspomnielismy kilka tygodni
temu pisze Sienkiewicz pod adresem
n~iemcow:
,,Oczy vase b}akaja sic po pre-
stworzach oceanu i wzrok leci ma krah-
ce ziemi, a przecie Poznahskie, Slazk
i Prusy Zachodnie leza tuz obok
was! Pan radzca w. Forester Una to
kraje, vie, jak obfitym p~otokiem p}yne.
Ia krew ich m~ieszkahcow ma polach
Francji = i vie jak i'm Ia to obecnie
wyp}acaja; vie, jak coraz MOVIE prawa
uchwala przeciw MIN znieprawniony
Sejm, s}yszy,' co sic dzieje W szko}ach,
jaka z~elazna i brutalna pies6 ciazy mad
kazdym objawem polskiego zycia -
wszystko to vie i prawdopodobnie po-
tepia. 30 przecie tn ME chodzi o gars6
przybyiych zza NORA osadnikow, ale O
nar6d zas}uzony ludzkosci TAX ma swell
ziemi odwieczny, 70 ia ziemia, to proch
kosci i cia} ca}ych jego pokoleh".
Pytamy: czyby tax by}o, czy mogli-
bysmy bye zmuszeni do walczenia "a
innych i czy znosilibysmy haniebna
przemoc, gdybysmy znali w{asna SHE?
Toe mas jest dwadziescia ~miljonow a
ME zna6 W mas SHY nawet takiej jak
W p6{miljonie borrow, w~alczacych z
anglikami.
Ca}y narod ~wdzieczny jest Sienkie.
wiczowi Ia te s{owa rzucone w twarz
fa}szywym, krzyzackim duszom, ale ma
rod ME powinien ma takich protestach
poprzestawac. ~Powinnismy wszelkimi
sposobami pracowac, by lud pozna}
w{asna SHE, by wielcy nasi iudzie,
jak Sienkiewicz, ME potrzebowali mo-
vic niemcom: l%itujcie sic mad polakami,
a zebysmy kazda krzywde nam wyrza-
dzona potra6li pomscic si}a.
Drugi numer ,~,Sztandaru" Ia luty),
organu Zwiazku M}odziezy, przedstawia
sic pod wzgledem tresci lepiej cd
pierwszego, razi jednak wciaz z{a pol
szczyzna W uwagach redakcyjnych i
artyku}ach oryginalnych. Many nadzie-
je, re ma przysz}os6 redakcja postara sic
zaradzic temu.
Powsta}a mysl,' by wystawi6 pomnik
Pu}askiemu W Toledo. Zdaje sic, re
mysl ia jest przedwczesna ohoc W
zasadzie jestesmy jej p~rzychylni - po-
winnismy BOWEN zajac sic przede-
wszystkiem ukohczeniem pomnika Kos
ciuszki. Niechaj W tym kierunku po-
p}yna sk{adki obfcie, a gdy sic 2 ia
sprawl uporamy ostatecznie, wtedy be-
dziemy mogli mysle6 o pomniku PuIas-
kiego W Toledo.
Prey tel sposobnosci zaznaczamy, ze
mylnem jest twierdzenie, jakoby u
chwa{a pierwszego kongresu, co do wy
stawienia pomnika temu bohaterowi
Walk o niepodleg}osc, ME zosta}a wy.
konana, Kapitolu bowiem znajduje
sic juz od wielu lat marmurowy biust
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-29

ma, SnrZp09H Fanny z budyn-
80 oP""H kami | inwenta-
rem, W polskiej okolicy, ma wypfate ma
dfugie lata. Fanny po 40, S0i120 ARROW.
karty okretowe z Europy az do Chicago.
f41.oo.
Adam Majewski,
b54 Noble utica, Chicago, Illinois.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-29

Ale czy MONA byio spodziewa6 sic
czego lepszego? Wszak jezuioka po-
lityka znajduje w}asnie W tych naszyoh
organach i or~ganikach zmartwych-
wstahczych i innych niby to katolickich
na~jszersze zastosowanie.
Kiedyz nareszcie lud nasz sic obudzi
i pozna jak szlachetnych, moralnych,
uczciwych przewodnikow dale mu VIOLA
kacykow duchownych.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-29

Interesami jednej z najwiekszych pa
rafij niby to polskich rladzi szwab Guys
tel krwi. Chyba tego i%ntruza, pred
ktorym parafjalny dz~ienniozek czo}em
bile, ,,kuzynem" nawet zwa6 ME podob-
ma. A jednak szwab obraca polskiemi
pieniedzmi i z polskich piehiedzy zyje.
Ale o tenn naszemu s}awetnemu SASHA
dowi pisa6 ME wolno, Doc jednem Xiv
nieciem palca 6w nie-kuzyn polskiej
n~arodowosci m0g}by obu redaktor6w
nparafjalnego" wymiesc ma ulice.
Jezeli Sejm Nadzwyczajny oswald
czy}, re mic ME ma ~przeciwko przyste-
powaniu s}owakow do Zwiazku, to u
czyni} dobrze, przez zblizenie bowiem
re s}owakami mozemy wyrwac ich z
objec moskali, nadstawiajacyoh i'm SEE
roko rozwarte niedzwiedzie ramona.
Me podoba sic to dziennikowi, MECH
re wiec powie czy sic godzi "a polskie
pieniadze utrzymywa6 misje niby to
polskiego zakonu v drjanopolu?
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-29
Kto w ul dmuchnie,
Temu twarz spuchnie.

Mech parafjalny dzienniczek panic.
ia o tenn p~olskiem przys}owiu. Zwiaz-
kowe pszczo}y rych}o pokasaja kropi-
dlarskich trutni0w.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-29

Nowojorski dziennik World" dru-
DUE obecnie przek}ad z%nanej novel;
Sienkiewicza ,,Za chlebem" pod zmie-
nionym tytu}em I'm the New Promised
Land CIV nowym kraju ~obiecanym).
Jako tiomacz podpisuje sic p. S. G..
De Scissors.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-29
Maria K~onopnicka.
u zr6dfa.

"Przez ciebie przepfywa strumieh p~isknosci..
4 Kr.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-16
RECEIVER FOR A RAILROAD.
Bill Filed Against seattle, Lake
shore and Eastern.

Seattle, Wash, jan ia bill in equity,
on behalf of New York and Canadian
stockholders of the Seattle, Lake Shore
and Eastern Railway. was fled in the
United States Court to-day against the
Seattle and International Railway, asking
for receiver.
The bill charges a combination agree
ment was entered into by the committee
representing the Union Trust Company
and those who subsequently became the
Seattle and international Railway, to bid
in the property for S1,OOc0OO. when it was
worth $l0,O00,O00; to make false accounts
10 the court so as to show that the prop
erty was only equal to the value Of the
mortgage, and that certain stockholders.
Armour of Chicago, Christian and Patton
of New York and others, combined with
the Union Trust Company TO make false
accounts to the court so that all other
creditors would be frozen out from receiv-
ing any benefits from the property, and
specifically charging that $4,000 In cash
was mlsappropriated and paid to the court
In an item of profit and loss.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-16
100000

The secret formula of Duffy's Pure
MALT Whiskey was discovered in 1860 by
cre of the worlds most famous chemists
and strange to say, no other living man
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Duffy Malt Whiskey Co., Rochester, N Y.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-16
LARGE CHEMICAL PLANT.
Search Is Being Made for "A site
Near Birmingham.


Birmingham, Ala, Jan. 15.-C. A. Gras-
SELF, e. r. Grasselli, l. p. Lehune, S. r.
Harrison, John Hurt, F. S. Coke and ].
NJ. Hughes of the Grasselli Chemical
Company of Cleveland, O., are here for
the purpose of selecting site for the To-
cation of a large plant for the manufac-
ture of chemicals.
A number of these parties were here
some months ago and purchased a tract
of mineral lands near Hawkins Springs
To-day they inspected sites in Birming-
ham, Jonesboro, Bessemer and Hawkins
Springs, and it is expected that they will
make a selection at one of these places.
1t is understood to be their purpose to
erect an enormous bi-product plant at
which heavy chemicals will be made
from coal and coke. They have ascertain
ed that these articles can be produced
very cheaply in this district because of
the proximity of minerals and the low
cost of labor and fuel.
Large rehneries will. it is stated, be
built in connection with the chemical
works and the whole will represent an
investment of 100000. The Grasselli
Chemical Company is one of the largest
concerns of the kind in the country and
its advance in Southern territory is ex-
pected to add largely to its trade.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-16

Mrs. Lantry Opens Her American
Tour in New York


New York. Jan. 15.-The American tour
of Mrs. Langtry began to-nigut at the
Garden Theater with her appearance in
che much-talked-of comedy, THE Degen-
erates,' by Sidney Grundy.
After an absence of over four years. the
famous London beauty was given a warm
reception by her friends and admirers in
New York.
THE Deseuerates" was especially writ
ten for Mrs Langtry and the part of Mrs.
Trevelyan, the heroine, was we'll suited to
her powers. The play, a society comedy of
to-day, is woven around Mrs. Trevelyan.
a divorce, who plunges freely into the
pleasures of life ana gets into an entangle-
ment with a noblemau. Subsequently she
is saved by the rousing of maternal in
sincts under the influence of her daugh-
ter's love, and she resolves to dtsentaugle
herself from her shady past. She saves
her acquaintance. a Lady Saumarese,
from committing an iudiscreuon, who,
although innocent, wilfully seems guilty.
queer Duke sees Ihe deception. admires
her for it and marries her. Thus family
skeletons are closoted and the play ends.
Some of the gowns were gorgeous, ana
the piece was wen staged.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-16
MOLINEUX'S ALLEGED MOTIVE
TESTIMONY TO SHOW HIS ENNIITY
TOWARD BARNET.

Name of MOlineux's wife Brought
Wade Reflected Severely Upon Her
Chnracter-TwO Women Testified
as to Miss ChesbOrOugh's Callers.
Charged That She and Defendant
lived Together Before Being Mar
ried.
New York. Jan. 15.-In the trial of Ro-
land b Molineux for the murder of Mrs.
Katherine J. Adams, the prosecution TO-
dav introduced testimony TO show a motive
for The poisoning of Henry C. Barnet by
Molineux.
While Molineux is not on trial for the
murder of Barnet, it is exceedingly tmpor-
taut for the prosecution to connect Moli-
neux with Barnet's death, as showing Mol
ineuxs character, his letter writing hab-
It's. his use of cyanide of mercury 10 kill
those whom he hated.
The testimony to-day reflected severely
upon the good name of Mrs Molineux, but
her husband listened unmoved.
Rachel Greene, of Washington. d. c.,
testified that she knew Mr. Chesborough,
who lived with Mrs. Chesborough, at
house in New York where witness was
once chamber maid. Asked if she saw
Mr.. Chesborough in the room, she walk
ca through the court room, and pointing
her finger straight at Molineux, exclaim-
ed: That's the mani She went on to say
that Molineux had in the room there in
dressing case which his valet brought,
and identified a man named Fisk as his
valet.
Assistant District Attorney Osborne ex-
planned to the court:
we have proved that the defendant
lived with Blanche Chesborough now
Molineux's wife) in 1897. and we will prove
that he did not after a while. Another
man interviewed"
Minnie Belts, another colored woman, a
waitress al Mrs. Bellingers, in West End
avenue, testified that Miss Blanche Ches-
borough had lived there, but that she went
away in the summer of 1888 She never
saw Mr. Molneux until after he was mar
rad to Blanche Chesborough. She said
another man called there.
Mr. Osborne then said that he proposed
10 show that from November, 1897, to jan
uary 1885 the defendant and the woman
whom ne afterward married lived together
as man and wife before they were mar
riad, and were so known at PSI West Sew
eyt-ff,h street; that Blanche Chesborough
then went to live at PSI West End avenue,
and lived there alone; that the defendant
dropped out of sight and was not heard
Of until they were married; that there was
another caller on Blanche Chesborough be-
fore She married the defendant, and that
thai man was H. C. Barnet.
Mr. Osborne, by way of explanation of
a motive said that he had shown a sys-
TEN in the Cornish case in the hiring of
letter boxes and the writing of letters
10 medical concerns, and that he showed
a similar system in the Barnet case.
The Belts woman said photograph OF
Barnet shown her looked like the male
caller she mentioned.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-16

They Had Hanged the Hospital Su.
perintendcnt in Efiu:y

New York, Jn. l5-Commissioner of
Charities Keller to-day dismissed from
the Metropolitan Hospital on Blackwelrs
Island twelve physicians, who, because Of
differences with Supt. Stewart of the in
stituton, on Sunday hanged MIN in etfigy
in the morgue, using a cadaver for the
purpose
Pinned to the breast of the corpse. which
was suspended from the ceiling by means
of rope, was a placard bearing an OPP
prObrous reference to the superintendent
The matter was referred to the visiting
board of phys clans and also TO Commits
sioner Keller, who summarily dismissed
the physicians from the service
Commissioner Keller, when asked about
the matter, said;
1T was a most disgraceful and out
rageous affair, and / dismissed every
mothers son of them. When men are
hanged in effigy an artificial thing is used
and the use of a cadaver goes beyond the
limits of decency."
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-16

Some of the Important Items the
Measure Carries.

MeasuFe (arrIeS.
Washington, Jan. 15.-To-day's session
of the House was devoted to the consider
alton of business pertaining to the DISTRICT
of Columbia.
Representative June W. Gayle of Ken
lucky, who succeeds the late Evan Settle.
was sworn in, and the urgent deficiency
bill was reported by Chairman Cannon,
with a notice that he would ask that it be
taken up tomorrow.
The urgent deficiency appropriation bill.
the first of the important supply bills for
the government, reported to the House by
Chairman Cannon to-day carried $5G127. =
Sal, of which SAT 500, 1872 is reappropriations
for the military and naval establishments.
and IS, SIS, 500 direct appropriations. The
more important direct appropriations are:
Treasury department, 81, 1859 ga; war de-
partment, $3.50, 6l7 naval establishment S2 -
$50, 900; postal service, $3.50 327 Paris Expo-
sition, $169 500; printing and binding. $270.-
900; judgments Indian depreciation claims,
$242 liz; judgments, Courts of Claims, 81, =
123, 49,
The war and naval items were given in
detail when the deficiency estimates were
submitted. The main changes are in add
ing $1.OOOOO0 to The commissary generals
allowances and in providing $4,000 for
transporting the Spanish prisoners in the
Philippines to their homes.
The House then adjourned until to-mor-
row
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A SHOOTING AT BASTROP, TEX.
Two Lives Were Lost and Several
Men Are in Jail.

Men Are in Jail.
Dallas, Tex. Jan. 15-At Bastrop, Tex,
this afternoon Arthur Burford, son of
Sheriff Burford of Colorado county, Texas,
was instantly killed and William Glenn
ents. a deputy mortaly wounded A by
stander, whose name was not learned
was slightly wounded.
Walter Reese, James Colemand and
Thomas Daniels are in jail at Bastrop as
principals in the shooting, with a number
of other men, whose names have not been
learned as accessories. All the parties
to the tragedy were at Bast-
rop In connection with murder case on
change of venu from Colorado county. ].
c. Townsend is accused of having killed
his uncle, ex-Sherin Reese, about three
years ago at Columbus. A brother of ex-
Sheriff Reese was also killed a short time
afterward and some of his friends were
suspected of this crime also, The case
against Townsend for the killing of ex-
Sheriff Reese was being heard to-day.
Shortly after court adjourned the shoot
ing took place.