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The sun., 1901-10-14
FOUND TWO SUPERIOR VOICES.
Tests In Boston for the Scholarship Pro-
,idesi by NINE. Noriica.

BosroS. oct. i3.-The trial of voic"e
of Boston young women Ia competition
for Nine. Lillian Nordica's free scholar
ship IN operate training took place IN
Stcinort Hall Building on Saturday oven
ing Moro than hfty candidates, ranging
from IS To- ~ years Of age. curnpe'e'l, most
of them having the appearance Of shop
girls or the daughters Of parents in mod
crate circumstances.
Giacomo Mirkpwsky 81 New York. who
fuiarinteudrd the tcsts, pronounced IN"
scncrnl average of ;he voices "NCrll"ut,
although several ~ tho girk wen" too
small lie ~all that two ot the ,'anli-
dates had vuic,.s entitled To- l." denuni-
I.aied great and suIcrior to anything b"
has hitherto heard In New YORK and m
Western cities. although b" has tested
moro than 6OO voicrs Hc thought 4 prob
able TINT the prize viii come To- a Boston
girl. ~ h" does NOT eNprct To find any Voices
Of equal "NS.llcuCc IN any of "a" other
cities n. II 70 visit IN ORDER 10 make tests
One girl 81 about 10, who madN "A very
favorable impression. came all th" way
from Nahant. and II siid 10 resemble Nor
dica 10 marked dcgrce.
The sun., 1901-10-14
ROBBFD FORTY HOUSES.
Three Men Captured In Boston & Confc.s
to a series OF Grimes.

Bos1oS. OCT - Early this morning
a squad Of polic>' surrounded tho PROMISES
NJ II Boyls,on Place this city and captured
,hrco young mon who confess 10 have
broken into about forty houses in Boston
and the immediate suburbs Tn" nRm"a
given 10y the mon under arrest wero Fr-l
Gordon. Herbert Dudley and Peter Rey-
nold-
Ticv were living NJ the house on Boylston
place from which the police took FIVE largo
trunks full 81 booty. representing n money
valu" ~ about 500
The police learned through Inspector
Cruniu that the thr,Sc prisoners hal been
pav uiug -ilverwarc and other vHiuahl"r
and shaiow~d them to their ludgings on
Boyl~'on place
The men wcro found In bed and whom
taken to headquarters made a clean hrcaS'
- their doing-. Nin" of tho rphbcri"s
were made IN Cambridge. II was said A.
headquarters tonight that the prisoners
confessed 20 having stolen n violin valued
az sou AZ Providence a week ago. They
throw IN. instrument into a thicke'. Tho
police at Providence have been notified OF
the whereabouts Of the violin.
The sun., 1901-10-14

Lena Grccnberger Accepted IN O'd t're
Insurance Policy for . Certfncatc'

Lena Grecnbcrgcr Of ios Forsyth street
went 20 the Eldridgc street police station
yesterday afternoon and told a tale of
having becn mrcd into a mock marrinE"
and robbed Of 500 Detectives Mahoncy
and Kerr werc detailed on the case and
last night arrested Frank Rubenstcin OF
20, BrOome street and Becky and LYMAN
Groes of 81 Orchard street.
According To the detectives the br'7h-
berger woman wa forccd into thinking
she had bcrn married TO Morris hhiI un
Oct o. at her home The cercinony CON
sisted of no formalities other than the
presentation TO her Of a suppu-'d marringr
certificate for which Gross Chnrgd her ".
III. paper was a cancelled hrA insurance
policy un the Gross household effects The
woman cannot read English
After the rmrriagc. the POLICE say. hatz
got Lena to Civ" him 500 with which TO
purchase IA horse and wagon. A. lie
bought nothing she became suspicious
ard took from him 500 which she found Ia
his pocket. This was three days ago. and
Katz then loft her. She says he r"turncd
Yesterday with Rubanstein who held the
door Will" katz threw her on the ted aud
took 81 from her stocking. The polic are
looking for katz
The sun., 1901-10-14
ELIz,BETH GILLEsPIE DEAD.
Great-s.randdauEht-r OF Benjamin Frank
IIn Passes AWAY.

pufiApEIPHtA. oct ~ Elizabeth Duane
Gillespie. the oldest d.scrndant - Pan-
jamin Franklin. died AZ her home IN Phila-
dolphin to-day She was the great -grand-
daughter Of Ben jamin Franklin. Her pa
,crnal grandfather was Democrat who
for many years was ~lItur 81 the famous
organ of that party Aur1rr which wns
published in Philadelphia. Her father, VIII
liam Duarc, was oiuircu' ~ a lawyer. lie
was the legal adviser of stephen Girani
and wrote the will IN which provision
was made for Gir1rd tull"g" lie was
Secretary ~ the Treasury in lNtl anal was
ordered by President jackson To remove
the deposits of public money from the
Bank of the United States llc REFUSED Co
comply and was rcmovsl from uffic"
Mr. Dunno had married IN lSni Deborah
Rachc. a granddaugh'er of Franklin. and
Flizabcth. who bccame MrS Gillespie,
was born on Jan. IS. 1891 In iS4a IN"
l~came the wife - Lieut. Gillespie - tine
United States Marine Corps. who died IN
1853 Al ~" outbreak - th" War 80 ~"
Rebellion Mn Gill--p" Wa pu' ia charge
of tho hospital fur wounded sultt"r> and
later l.camr iuter, stc,l ~ IA" WoW'ns SAM
taty Fair. which wa held m Logan Nguar"
Sho wa- a m"Wl-r ~ 10" Cuinmiit" tlai
'puuial exhibition and took a loadiug par
not only m raising funds Tor T., hut al.n IA
tho "rctiu son and furnishing oi th" Nuineu'-
Building
In iS77 Mn Gillespie went to Europe
whore she remained for four YEAR, during
which time ~h" Wa- instrumental ~ giving
many entertainments io th" deserving
poor -" returned lrr" ~ ISL ant 'nlk
a i"adiug part tu Organizing 'h" Colonial
blm,-- and other l."Naiut Iuuary aS~' citfiur-.
IN iSsp litigation iu connection viii 'N'
c,ratc of h." iawiu Franklin Wa l"cu
simultaneously IN Philadelphia ard ho-'"n
Co s't a-i.l, som" ot ~" 'rti~'- pruNid'sl
for iu fnnkliu'- will Mn thiis~p" wa-
apfpiu',vl administrator 90 the irank'n
r,-iduatv estate with the will auucN'Sl
and th. litigation was prosecuted uuiii
April Isa5. wli,'u Judg" Arnold, hy sustaining
a demurr,r IT the defendants, IN" city ~
Philadrlphin and IN" Bpari 20 CIV TRUSTS,
pui an cii 80 " Last spnng .hc unN'tlI
q tablet 'u tho m"mufv 80 Franklin IA 10"
iaIl Of Fam- IA New York
The sun., 1901-10-14
Music PROFESSOR IN JAIL.
wne From Norway Arrives and Accuses
Him Of Mgamy.

BURLINGTON. Vt. oct - 3-Rudolph Felix
Ilehich late professor Of the ll"iich Con-
sorvatory of Music her" and who po~"l A.
Baron Rudolph Won liehich, pianist 10
II u Princess Christian Il Schl"sNig-
iiul-trn. was arrcsto,i here today charged
with hgamv. His first wife. Mime. inga
I.arrum Lisbich. who has hvcd with her
parents AT ChTistiauia, Norway. sine" hir
arrival In Montreal eight years agu, ar
rivt-i here last "Wednesday and entered
compliant against him. ll.hlch haS h''"n
IN Springfield. Mas. for several DAYS.
returning here the morning. He recently
married Mrs. llar Of this oty Nine
li,.bich saws he married her al s. Pnuis
Church. lslingtuu. London. on Jan. 4, 1880.
She has a son In Norway nearly 10 years old.
The sun., 1901-10-14
NEW AT the AQUARIUM.
GIFTS From Sea Captains Fishes and Other
stock From Local Waters.

Tho Aquarium has received from capt.
Stephen Hart of the brig Acacia four hand
so,,e Young hawk-bill turtles, ranging in
- 80, q, o,.,h, ircha. vh,ch r.r,
i'hH'n '''''' ~ ,,,."i -, -,
nrougnt UP Ipih al n'aI a''i t.,,,
Times oi w" prig AuN .n'' p u,lu.',
habl'ah'- "i he rSruor ruN'I "h ~
Guiana, a riN-inch ci"c"n''" anu Eau ','
uiul t'le lanu tnr'I, ,l h',, i,.i
here, having very uehCa'"'y nNh' W iplT'
shell ana narrow hh'~ w u'asi
tern. and dot- OF the -lrio co'o' W. "''s"'
red on the t"p ~ ts heau,
To replenish me Aquarium s%,ocs % ailu
To- pruNide " win riETiu'h- ih Su"f l'Ht
The sun., 1901-10-14
MORE DEMOCRATS FOR Low.
MEMBERS or SHEP4RDS CLUD
ISSUE Az ADDRESS
They Form q Committee Of 100 and Tell
Why The, Cannot support the Tnm-
many Candidate Statement 10y the
President Praise for the Fusion Leader.

A number % Democrats who belong
20 the Brooklyn Democratic Club have
come out in support OF Seth Low. Tho
BROOKLYN Democratic Club indor-ed I'll
ward NJ Shepard las, week by a vote of
~ To "a Many members were unable
10 bo present and they were determined
Co show themselves a. Seth Low Demo-
Gratis A. result. these members met
On Saturday night and organized tho
Sell Tow Democratic Committee of ioo
Al. Fas,mond President of the Brook
Iva Dcpocra,c Club. was elected tenn
sued To the voters
Tho Scth Low Democrats COMMITTEES "
inn standing true 20 their past attitude IN
municipal nrlir.. loyal to IN" cardinal D"ul-
ortrtic priuuplr of local seli-govcrnmcnt
ana mindful - the h"-t interest," ~ tnos"
who trufr.- themselves Democrats. declare:
that bmuanv Hall under IL prcsrrt
d. .uH'iuu ahd With 90, record of the past
i.rr y,rr-. d, a menace g. sound. dec "nt
government, undcmoorauc IA spirit and
.tIra, and unworthy uf "a" cpnnd'ncc and
support Dt an citizens seeking a." best good
60 tha community
That s,th Low. twice Mayor of BROOKLYN.
backed bv their suffrage. lSn,Eo stToug
nov reinforced bv the adhesion ~ the m uortiv
Dairy To- fNr IIlit lil" ana tIN fNilUlA'F
tlrn coutcuded for, holds out the only a>suT-
A.oc Of municipal government that ~hall
L.. rc-ron-th.c 80 the cniir" citizenship 81
tho community
For these r"asora the tickc, headed hv
SHth low l. cutitlol - art should receive
80 hearty tndOrz"ru'nt Of all who favor ud-
Nfu""1 amt Irugr.'~SIv" hcin"'ru'v
4 II Fas'monl. President of 'ho club.
made ~" following statement
Al the islV ab,ut SPLIT ~ our orCl'l-
Patton i'm Cuu,-rgicuc,, ui the difI"rrus.. =
opinion j. sheer non-'us" No fnsicra-
t,uus of 'ho,sr favoring Mr. Lows clr'.-
daCy will take plac' NId" di'"rr'io"
q. 20 principles ami policies often t'-
w., ,I- and the fp~'st "Nlr'ssiHu ~
upiuion l. cuun'"uauo,.d and 'uNHuru.;yd.
wlilc Isr,c' liberty % Individual action
j. cNp' ctcd ard invariably "N"rct-d our
constant effort T. 'u foster 'ud MAINTAIN
this atii'uic ui Intelligent arl Culsrlci-
tinu, I-litIcal thought
As To the future I,ii'ical Iurpos" o' 'h"
advocates - Mr. ls.w u r. too soon in -i"ak
Thor, l. a strong continent 20 favor ~ Vice
organization of fli~ ri"Wc"' a. 'h" r''ir"-
SENTATIVE II the principles abandoned tY
III Sh-Yard and II would mot s'irpris" 80,
g. iid lsfur" 'ho cawpligr gv~ uN'A
further a llrgr and a.tiv" rHiv 90 lNino-
crat. e Intelligence, cuu@rl"u"' Hrd pnb-
l,c spirit raIlyiug around the m"iui"i~ ,lip
of ot,r club M enthusiastic support ~ WI
Iaw
The sun., 1901-10-14
VINO MADE NEW YORK FAMOUv
Cs,er ssv Not the Mayor. or the Poll.
ticians Either.

YoNKERs " Y, Oct ~ Comptroller
Coler Of New York city addressed tho y.
NJ c A meeting in Music Hall, this city.
to-day Despite the heavy rain, th" the
sfrs was crowded. with men. He said In
part 49,. ...,,, ~.
subjec,s OF late thht don't know whether
] can give you SUNDAY talk or not. S"r"-
tin~~ think Iwould rather s"' men To- think
ing Of leading better live. than 20 hold any
ofice In tho gift Of the peopl"
1T H. n good thing to u" orthodox. hut a
better thing TO accomplish something
No Government, can ever be any better
than the average intelligence ~ the ciu-
x@us We have our great uphcavals when
one gang gors In and the oihcT gang g'-..
out but In 'hc long run, the conditions viii
be no better than IA" ctiiZ"nS aNera 81 IN
elligcncc. ,-,,.
have made tho city famous, and ! don't
mean her politicians or her Mayor, oiih"r.
The way 20 MAXI city or country great
b 20 make all citizens great Plcking up
some one fellow and putting him INTO
offic- and telling him he j. great fellow.
h no, going 20 bring on th" millennium
In referring 90 tltn itnfn"p-" tor'tgn et''-
ment In New York Mr. t"h'r snid
I'VE mus, AmeriCani1" ihom and the
only way 20 do thi- II 20 gn down among
tbefn Ne mas, gsi down - a common
broth~rhood Thcr' uhEt le 49, ~'a's
,lis'inciion Th" humhhr nan must -
treated ~ well n 10" rich man r. Nss'inl-
ism l. encouraged ant i1-t"F''d "u 'ti-
class distinction AuN Uau whp 80.
much among 'io lais,rinc non oau 49,. fur
hiiu-rif how tl~V ar- 'rraiei They don't
van, to 10 r,autprz.d They want a
ohAnce 10 tsr'bt 'i-m-rlves New lnfN
" the gr~a's-' I,.ar' ~ 10" vu'h fuf auv
man - MAKE a nan- '"r hitu'- " Help
your fellow man 20 take an iui.i'.i ~ lie
and vr viii al IL the llitcf fVf u
The sun., 1901-10-14
CHINESE INDEMNITY BOND.
II Hung Chang and Prince Ching Sen u
to the Diplomatic Corps.
.r,ai cssi, n.,pafea i,ssE sus

PKkIS. Oct - The Chinese plenlpo-
tentiarics. Ii Hung Chang and Prince
Ching. forwarded to-day 90 Sefor Cologan,
the Spanish Minister and Dean Of tho Diplo-
matte Corps. a bond for the payment Of the
indemnity This was their final official act
An edict has been issued insisting that
officials shall execute reforms. II con-
tains such sentences IA the following
mo trifiing measures will restore pros
pOrity. The Governments destiny. whether
for happiness OF destruction. Is involved
in thcse reforms. which will make China
independent There Is no other PLAN
and Il and the Emperor for tho past year
have slept on wormwood and eaten gall,
which Is Chinese metaphor for nourish-
ing revenge.
The sun., 1901-10-14
THor GHT HrDTtTrN HISTEETH
sought Aid NJ the Hospital Pound
Them at Home.

Martin T, Callahan - co Elm stro,,
rushed into tho Hudson street hnsp'a
Yesterday morning and told "a doctor tia;
De- lad swallowed his -nt - false tectt
Please g"' 'cm up, do. he heegeL
Two .u' ru v-. f.r 'cm inside
Al examination fgIl'd to disclose any
evidence of lis having done anything sp
embarrassing bg' he Was kept II. the hos.
p.ial Tor q f'V hours 'o await a'y symptoms
that mCh' aIirui.
There weren't auv symptoms. because
Ir,--'u'ly lI, VIic arrived and told the aor'.-
thai she had f.urd ti' 'r'.th uu "A shell e.
home H..ru'd and VII" started iOr home,
the man app1r,ntly much relieved
The sun., 1901-10-14
Fusion stcrcopticonirs.

Tho Republican and ,tin''ns' Union
.,,r,, aIr,,y,rs Will have the following son
t.,..,-, fni- wonk. among great many
equally I~''iu'n'
Nu..r Wu,d"rf A>i'r 'aS lust turned m
O., u,. - tao Sow N"rN Itco Jury ih '1N's
A.. other Amer ..r- Anglican E"nt'"nar,
.rr- ,r.l.f ut Wau'tsr. tu'st' turn 900
.. ..u I H4' u-u'lh,y 'as"~ oH' more y g.
t. Tr.rssr.l'
u.v uu,h ~ next y'lre y''} Ludg't
-. ,f.I,r .I,rid 90 iuglt.df
H., uu,r lHng"r a." N'w hoTH 'AN-
., .,,s 90 Support trokrr's lr4l.-A racing
.f4.... 49, .
"A |... .vc1-. ~ Dc '1V"s Don New Sotk aud
,... rt,az ~ urla'ds squire 'ruArf
r.... 1HrrauN li.. lu," Nudrcv 'nt-
,ar.. -. My rot. hr,nu~" tgfi'g'"
U.I rrf .f 1auw7rN ll'll sl"ud %" 'r' =
o .f., mooney tirr~gi" gi',~ New lws 1T
..Il lNTaf'r-
The sun., 1901-10-14
scBEEPERys CAPTURE.
peer Cemmandant Taken whiie IN at .
Farmhouse Quiet.
spsesai Caste Dsspahss, 10 THE suS.

Spsefai Caas Dspafehsf 20 THr stN.
PRETORIA, Oct. i3.-Gen. Methuen. who
Is operating near Marco. has captured and
destroyed great quantities OF foodstufs
belonging 20 the Beers.
Commandant Scheepers was captured
In a farmhouse. where he was lying danger
ously ILL., His capture is important. a. he has
proved thorn In the sids of the British
for long time. His commando has lei
IN. English on many wild-goJse chass
since they began their operations in Cape
Colony.
No lighting is reported In the southeastern
part Of tho 1ransvaal. Commandant-
General Botha l. quiet at present The
British say that there l. still q chance of
forcing him 20 fight. but Judging from
hts manpuvreS In the past when hc fights
he will select his own time and place.
CArE TowS. oct is-Commandant
Scheep~rs was taken 90 Matjesfontein
and placed in the hospital lie Is suffering
with extreme Inflammation Of the bowels
The sun., 1901-10-14
HaRD BLOWs. BUT No WORDS,
Nsn VINO knock~d woman Down Tciied
%, Tier E<cort lie j. DYING.

A middle-agrd man who SAYS he j. Henry
Trebar Of Henry and ul'"n streets. Brook
Nr. l. diving in the Emergency Hospital
"a Newark 81 fractured skull Willie walk
ing in Broad street late Last night Trchcr.
appsrcnily without cause. knocked down
n woman who was passing with man
Hrr esror, knocked 1r-lrer down. his chm
striking the sidewalk with terr iic forcc
Suuio caiImHn who saw the assault per
mitt,sl th. couple to walk awav few
u.inutr- later 1rcl,er collapsed and was
taken 90 IN" hospital No words we're
exchanged hrforr IN" assault
The sun., 1901-10-14
AuERICtN ~ MEyICO JAN.
In n Foul cen and the nited states Consul
Is Not Permitted 20 sec Him.

PoRrIRo DiAz, Mexico. Oct i1-William
n Mralcy. the prominent American mining
man. who a. arrested and thrown In Jail
a, Monterey. Mexico. few DAYS ago, was
brought hero last night and placed In a
foul cell In the city prisou. His crll has
a mud fopt and - r"cking In filth.
The United States Consul here called
o. s~c the prisoner hu' admittancc 10 the
iail was refused Although tho oNnnCr
charged against Mr. Mealey j. bailahlc
under tho Mexican laws, all offers Of bail
have bc"n denied
The sun., 1901-10-14
uem-nccau Compliments rrcrca Monks


P,nia. Oc' u NJ C"mcucoau has pub.
lish~d an Articl" IN witch De- almost crm-
phm~i's the refractory religious ORDER.
upon ,hr neat wav IN which they have
saved their proI-r'v from 10 oT-raiiuus
81 'hr Asanciatious law "" .1vr b. th,uh.
thai " Muui-. Minister of Jus'i,,'. d'.Ii'c
thr miuuh" Instructions h. Las issued to hi.
ag.r,s. will gather ~ N'tlr plumber fr'm
th.- -rLinr.
The sun., 1901-10-14
FILIPINO MAJOR TO ne HANGED.
spanish Capu,es Killed by His Order
During the Insurrection.

MANILA. oct is The Military COM
mission has sentenced Major Braganga
10 be hangel He IL tho officer who ordered
the assassination of IOo captive Spaniards
while the insurgents under his command
werc fleeing from an American force.
The authorities believe that Malvar.
tho rrbel leader. has transf"rrci his OPP
eraiions 90 the mountainous districts Of
Bulucan There are numerous evidences
Of rosilessncss on the part of the natives.
Tho spccchcs made by congressman
weeks and the interviews given b, him
concerning the FIlipinos have displeasod
the Philippine Commission and RAISED a
storm Of Indignation in the Manila news
papers
The sun., 1901-10-14
widow an Acid >u,c,dr.

Mr. ,lil" issuu.... q wt.Hs. committed
s,lI,itn lao I.g'r iu a boarding lHu-' ~
gYa Meet Ie-ufN-lHurfu s'r,--'. vI'rF UHH
hal hv,-i far th' lT.' Nraf >'rn rv a'lavvl
raristlir asli l.tfk. sa- kusWu e her
a. fhs inti-s rxr.iH tupi rlr Wa t.c o Iis~
- dscfof SIo "a I.suT Ani had lzs'n
dosgsundvut
The sun., 1901-10-14
w0rLD LIKE TO NAVE SETH Low
Wisconsin lnl,rrSit, Thinking of Tr>inE
to Get HIN for President.

MADISON. Wis. Oct i3.-It il said here
unof,lcially that in tho event ~ the defeat of
seth Low In the Mnvoratv contest ~ New
York an effort will bc made 60 induce him
10 come Wes, 10 aS-um" N" Presidency
of the University of Wisconsin.
The sun., 1901-10-14
,p.r,.. Ia, OF Mourning tor The ,mr~

stFr.-' case lstrIsh o. luf N'N
S,,u, o. ~ Iir Govcrrm'f' las
directed TIA, Nurd8v o. ol--'tvvi a. a
dsv - mourning fuf tlc late Amc,f OF
AfgilAi.ls,aa
The sun., 1901-10-14
LIEUT.. CECIL WILL WE'D.
Bznn. Published In scotland Despite I'm
Mothers Object ton.

LONDON. Oct ~ Tho banns 81 Lieut.
Cecil. one of the heirs 81 the C,nlifIc- Brooke
millions and grandson ~ tho Marquis Of
Exeter. and Miss Pain daughter of Bel
fas, insurance agent. were published to-
day In 81 Cuthbert's Church. Edinburgh.
and were no, challenged The residences
Of both were declared to be In the same
boarding house.
The sun., 1901-10-14
INCITTNG THT tRtBS
Turkish 0nicrr Arrested for rr,tnk Ia
start a Urbrliiar.

PANS. pv' - \ Turkish oilor has
l.-,u arrested iu Ayi"r. ou 'i" 'lafg" -
iu,iiing 'ho Aral'- o. frlcl
The sun., 1901-10-14
A. cahled 70 rum suN yr.tertiay. Llcut

Cecil Is a minor and a ward in Chanccry
His mother. Lady Cecil. opposes his mar
riagc and she obtained an order from tho
Chancery Court forbidding 1t Lieut.. C.-ril
thcreupon proceeded to Scotland with his
hride-clect and will be married there, as
the writs Of tho English Chancery Court
have no effect in that part Of the kingdom.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-04-18
ADVOCATES TIE COZ DEN RULE.

AS citing the national drift the Spring
field Republican hows the tendency to
bc strongly monarcNial, and not repub-
lican. Not that he Massachusetts
paper believes that within any limited
period or within sight will II king be set
up in Washington, but it does believe
that the same impulses governing mon
archv will be active here We may con
tinue republic but wealth will sit in
the seat of power and dictate the policy
which will very considerably enlarge the
boundaries Of the land and bring alien
peoples in subsection to our authority.
There lisa wrong way and Alright way
Of doing things In the dealings of man
with man and nation with nation the
Golden Rule is not only ideally best but
il Yields the largest returns with less
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-04-18

Of a divorce you do want" said the
lawyer calmly The courts in Illinois
permit of only one kind. That is an
absolute decree which sets both parties
at liberty and let's them go their respect
i've ways
But | don't want to be set at liberty
and won't 60 my separate way" said
the client, and she wept again.
Il you viii pardon my saying so, >
went on the lawyer, II think That what
You wanted to do was to make bluff.
You wanted to pretend you We're going
TO get a divorce, or else you had an idea
that there was some mild form of di-
vorce that didn't mean anything and
! that would Tighten your husband into
the thought that you We're in earnest.
My dear youug woman this divorce
business is n dangerous thing to play
with. Don't trife with gunpowder
You may threaten divorce SO often that
your husband will finally grow tired
! and ask the courts for one himself.
/ And when the decree is finally granted
Won discover tlmt il is anything but a
joke
The client sat still for moment and
then she thanked the lawyer and went
away.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-04-18


huso"ii' H. ~ 70" say 'iie i'e"'ie''
"nl'e man !" '"' eo""'l? sum %"
ii'''9' lo' W - " 'i''' you ''i
huSDaho ''SreS"r"S me Sa"c1'S u lle
i'i'i '''7' 'o,''i ''''' Nv" VI ''i ''''' ~
beaten you
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SHE WANTED A DIVORCE.

From the Chicago Tribune is culled
the following little story which throws
u flood Of light on the question of di-
yorcr rs well rs pointing ont II salutory
lesson which some persons may profit
ably read
Il want divorce, snapped the Young
woman
Why. asked the lawyer.
Because do. -
"A good reason, madam, but the
courts refuse to be satisfied with it..
What elseg"
Well, he treated me just rs hateful
as he possibly could, He's just the
meanes' white man IN this country, and
| will never, never live with him again .
The client burst into tears and the
lawyer sat and stroked his mustache
The courts require specific allega-
tons While do not doubt that your
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CITY vs.. COUNTRY BEAUTY.


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