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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29
THIS TINE 4 DEAF MUTE WIS KILLED
BROoKLYN's TROLLEY SYSTEM SCORES ITS 1osTH
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STORIES TOLD

BROOKLYN's TROLLEY SYSTEM SCORES ITS 1osrH
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STORIES TOLD.
James Hofheimer a deaf mute twenty-one
years old, of No. l66 Pacifc-st, brooklyn, was
killed by West End troey-car near Coney
Island about o'clock last night. Hofheimer was
walking from Conev Island toward the Club
House" station. or Unionville when he was run
down by car No So When his injuries were ex-
amined he was found to have sustained broken
neck. leg and arm and was, no DOUBT instantly
killed An envelope bearing MS name ana ad-
dress led to his Identification. HIS motner Mrs
Angelina Hofheimer, went 10 Coney Island TWO
hours after the accident and idenUned Inc pouE'
Thomas Brown Of Unonville. the motorman' ana
William Kerr. Of 40 o66 Nineteenth-st., the con-
duclor. were arrested.
Brown states positively that he was in no way
responsible for the killing. He says he sounded
his gong in ample time. ana that loiheimer
made a movement indicating that he heard the
car coming and was about t. get OH inc ia'h'
He further saws that Hofhcimer was intoxicated
and culpably careless. Superintendent H. H. An
drews. Of the West End road, said last night
that he had witnesses who would swear that
Hofheimer was under the influence Of Liquor. and
helped t. his feet once or twice after railing
down between Coney Island and the spot where
the accident occurred.
Hofhoimer's relatives tell different story.
They say that he started out for a walk yester-
day afternoon at o'clock and announced his IN
tention OF going down to the island. They say
that he was man OF good habits. and that the
car must have been running at a high rate OF
speed Tor him not t. have had time to get out OF
its way. Hofheimer was carpenter ana worked
in Rosenborgs shop. at safest. and BoeTum
Place. He is reported e. nave been ncai-S.Shted
as well as deaf and dumb. His body was sent
20 his mothers home In Paciir-st. last night
According 10 the new trolley ordinance cars In
the vicinity Of this accident are allowed to run
ten miles an hour. The motorman and conductor
who were on the say they were running
about seven miles an hour Hofheimer is the
trolley's l0Sth victim since July l, 1892
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29
TELEGHIPHTC NOTES.

Clarcmont y II. April S.-Four genuine cases
Of smallpox we're discovered here to-day. and were
reported to the Board of Health
Albany April IS. John Ham. formerly manager
f,r Henry Russell -four merchant. was thrown from
his ca &c hv collision with another wagon this
afternoon and sustained Injuries which Will prob
ably result fatallN
81. joseph, No. April 2S-Ex- Governor SIlas Wood:
son agcd seyenty-nine. who was taken suddenly III
Friday night is IN a critical condition.
Wichita Kan April 2S-A. J. Blackwell. the rich
and giraffe Indian who owns the cities of Black
well and David Cy IN the indian n Terr sn,e an M
David City Oklahoma. TO cose 100000 for the per-
petuation of Indian religions.
Providence r. l.. April 2S.-Charles Trip. thirty
Inr S gsans asylum on April l. committed suicide
this morning by drowning IN the Seexo h hs snd
Trpp was out for Walk with an asenda1 umped
into the water.
Pawtucket r.. l.. April 2s-Acts OF vandalism
were pcrpetrated in the Mineral Springs Cemetery
some time Saturday night. about seventy -nve grave
stones being thrown down and many OF them de-
stroyed. .
perm Amboy. " j.. April 2s-Father Connolly
this morning announced that All the boys OF the
parish would be enrolled in cadet corps Boys
enrolled Father Connolly is intensely American
ard believes that having no compulsory military
duty TO pT5Gr eHst know 1oSy rudmens Of o
Iiering, 40 that IN times OF National danger they
viii be in readiness TO report for duty
Chicago April 2s.--T. II. Gault. attorney OF the
Yesterday IN alley near Clark,st. while over
seeing the destruction Of lot OF slot machines by
with a nail-studded club and then escaped In the
CONFUSION. The lawyer received several cuts and
bow and kept the nails from piercing through
his skull.
Perry Okla, April 2S-James l.. Dupont. o. Usage
Nation. was arrested here to-day for the murder at
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IsKTyG THAT FATHER pHELAN BE DEPOSkD

Asbury PARK, y j., Apr!! SIN the Wes'm!nsie:
Church Of Asbury Park. tonight pe'lloh was
circulated among tho congregation. as io'o"f.
To His Reverence Mons.gnor SatOl. Roman Cath
oic University, Washington. D. G.
We the Undersigned Christian Enl"hF"f''a' -
Asbury Park; y. !. respectfully ctH your A'''H-
lion 10 the wicked false and s.inderOus "tteln'"s
,5uilie9ei hy Father Phean, OF your prl"-h ia
s. I1,1is THIS base and inexcIsabIe assault -
made UNION more than three million pioIs. earnest
eodly and ,rreproachabe young CHRISTIANS IN
America IL is unparalleled in rs bascne's anu
fnnrTni,v and should consign i's author - ever
lasting !n:alny and contempt We. therefore, AK a
tha. the creature from which !, emanated De de
graded unYrOckcl and d"posei from the, AiSSh
position which he has 50 Ieckessly clsgraerl: W
are encouraged make this petition from the many
protestatlons which YOU az wei as me holy 80
Won ABLY represent have recently fuLy ana ear
nes.,v mad with full confidence that You VIII
give II immediate and careful! consideration
Tomorrow this petition viii be taken In mana oy
the Icpworth League and Christian Endeavorers FOR
signature IN this place and ocean Grove Whcn
this Is done the petition VIII be forwarded 70 Non
signor Sa.oNi. at Washington. Prior 70 the c.rc,.-
lation OF this petition in the church n" rev j. 4
Dawson. the pastor. preached on the subject scof-
ing Father Pnelan.
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STEEL LEFT IN 4 FOUND.
4 MURpERoUs sTAHBING AFFAIR IN A BANTER
ST. TENfMENT-UOvsE.

4 MURDERCUs sTAHBING AFFAIR IN A BANTER
ST. TENEMENV-HoUsE.
4 chorus % screams and rroans rang out from
the tenement house 40. s. BaXior-s shortly after
y o'clock last night sending Policeman hean' or
the Elizabeth-s,. station. and Detective Perkins
with whom he was talking on the corner hair n
block away into the house on run. y snort oA'h
Italian. with a gray mustachc ana crossed III IL
1ar, e,i. walked quietly out II the hallway and
rasse1 the officers as they reached the hous" NO
sooner had they entered the doorway than "a heavy
fall was heard on the second landing above them,
and the frightened tenants. who thronged The door
way beccel them t. hurry upstairs quickly as II
man had been murdered somewhere upstairs.
Stret he'd out on the noos OF the second Landing.
the policeman found Barbero Eumbero. an lta4lah
shoemaker. who lives IN the house He had three
scalp wounds IN his head anl two stabs had perc'N'
his right arm. sticking in ono Of the woun's' JHs'
aboy. the right eye. was me pom o. Il li' ~
abears. which proruded from the heal nearly three
,,c,c. The remainder was .mhcIIcI deep IN the
s,,,,r The man was unconscious. and the officers
seninc his critical condition. tried 20 siAnch tho
bl,od flowing from his numerous wou"ds. PERKINS
,.acod his hands firmly on the mans head ana VITA
some difficulty drew ont tho piece of fe@ rom t'i
sk,,u Sum GRO revived slightly undo the pam 81
80 o-nrai.ln. AMI hcfOr" an anou anr' co'iit Dr
s,luinone! Vas able 20 give some account Oh no"
ne received his injuries. ,.,,, .. 30
II was stabbed by Merino me Shoen' ,Eb ~ ~
said lie g. bad man y N''t MO 49, ~
him a vIAse that he SAID was ~. OF h1ahng'F.
paid him $500 or II. ana wnen J. @pen", Man, cr"r
wa nothing inside hut vast paper. hut 'iT .,
had gone tncn. He went t. ltaly, ana caine ptsH
only three w.eks ago t9a .s nn sconnitc and no
pulled out his shoemakers scissors ana ''A""'H
i' i1 on a. Iu1,nerc had made this statement IN
roDlv t. Detective PcrkirSS question:; NJ
into uncon-oiousnoss. and wa@ removed 70 IN" hNi-
SHORTY afier miinsh, general alarm was sent
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4 DEFENDER or COLONEL wARING
New York. April

A DEFENDER OF COLONEL WAI'INd
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: Permit me IL preface one or two hriel re-
marks that take the liberty TO send you concerning
the uproar about Colonel Waring with the state
ment that | neither a personal tr!end nor IN
enemy to him: that / am In National politics
Republican, and. finally, that am now anu ever
heartily In favor OF giving our cities an honest ous
nesske administrator.
In my opinion nine out OF ten thinking men KNOW
that. although Colonel Waring was irascioe h"'
very ndiscroct In his utterance about the pension
matter that is Identified with the G. \. X, yet ne
gave voice crudely TO "A substantial truth. Inc pen
sion business has been ovcrdone until II Is virtually
a gigantic scheme for warping the pri'e'es' sent
mcnt OF patriotism into travesty OF iisell anu us-
hauching the honor OF the veteran. rrW n.en ~
public l.fe have the courage TO rls" pustIy anu
dispassonate!y and tell the q. n. II. Mnat t'rS
think OF this matter. 1t has been dohe az
Il reunion In Ncw-Jersey. | believe NV S ~,
since. All honor the men who are Wiling mus
to risk their popularity. .
respectfully urge you to night the tendency 20
make capital by aiding In this nlonlehtany outcIy
against Colonel Wartng Criticise MS inuiscretloh'
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coyrrssrs 70 MURDER AFTER SIXTEEN YEARS

ph;ladelphia, April Safer weeks OF patent
search Coroner Ashbrdse has un:aNen'u 'lIo -
las ske,n that enwrappeI the murder, sixteen years
400 Of johanna Logue the wife OF James IOS"0'
ona @, tie mos, notorious burglars in the Chl'c"
states About two months ago Logae walked INTO
Coroner Ashbrdgcs house one evening, anu az
,ounoed 20 that official that while working on
(arrn IN Minnesota no had heard ,ha: he was ac-
cuscd OF the murder ot his wife. and he nan 'oi"'
,,as, as soon a. he could raise the money 10 sur
r.nder himself 10 answer the charge The ola par
glar protested mis- innocence OF the InurneI u MS
wife and told the Coroner q story that mas k'pt
him busy following out; Tho result OF the coroner
,9vest.gation was the arrest two weeks ago OF Il
man who Ike Logue. was kept IN the utmost Sc
crecy in cell al the city Hall.
To-day the Coroner told the story OK the Hlu'u''
and the name Of the se,f-coHfessed slayer OF DO
hanna LoSue. although the man who acknowledges
10 the crime declares that the womaa's DEAN was
accidental.
The slayer CT Johanna Logue IS Alfonso F. Gu
.aiAr jr q grocer. a, No. 1879 Lancas;eraNe.
this city Cuta.ar son OF Mar Canaan 4 SISTER
OF Johanna Loguc. ana who was J-5Sucs VIE To-
fore he married Johanna. Guitars statement was
that on Saturday niSht OF February - !9''' az
1og,,s came 70 his house. lie says she was under
,bs ,nnuence OF liquor and that she told Mn. she
had come from Neyy-York that evening. ana uA'
Io,,A hal zone 20 Boston Knowing IoSues jeai-
Gus disposition. Cutdlar saws ne e4e! 80
suading his aunt 70 CONSENT 20 ic,dIh, 20 cm ed IN
oettnp her to lie down until ne cou!i 20 an 'Pt4
9untv TO take her - railroad STA r. Iea .
that tho We %oaan IN :g c4 'f 6e ies G b4nke
chief AID wrapped eeve-al strands OF c!o,hesI.ne
GROUND her, tie ,5 pe her lie SAYS he iond aa
she had tired 10 get ~ ana n TONE - .T r
stranged herself 10 death ~ ne cora IA wH,,' ie
was wrapped -.e buried tHe "'d| u''1er '''e
Litchen floor
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DR. NacARrHrR DOES yOr Owy TIE SToRn

Charles s Davis vino conducts retail drug
store at Sevcnth-ave. and Fifty-seven;h-st. was
asked by II Tribune reporter Saturday night about
a published article. I'm which 1. vas in.!-
mated that the really owned by tho
Rev. DR. Robert s Macarthur. pastor Of Calvary
Baptist Church. and that Mr.. Davis was acting az
agent for Or. Macarthur. who had taken pos
session OF the drugstore last December" The article
further said tina; ID. Macarthur had paid bill
for $50 - for p-boxes for which he had been sued
by Theodore Which q CO.. OF No. lS Willlam.st,
and that DR.. Macarthur in trade, ana rad
shown II by paying the bill. Mr. Davis said:
The whole thing IL Incorrect. Dr. MacArthur
has had legal interest in this business, ana ne
did not pay the bill. | paid the bill myself: GOT
the money from neighbor OF mine ana not from
Dr. Macarthur. It is true that owe Dr. Mse-
Arthur money. About year ago ne 1oahed mo
$500. for which he took no security lie made me
loan az Christian gentleman and generous
frie nd. and not "a a money LENDER | am not acting
as his agent. but acting as agent Tor ames
IT, Merchant, of this city who owns the business
| understand that this morning Dr MacArthur
received a sarcastic letter from the attorneys or
Wlch & Co. asking him to pay the costs In tho
pill-box case which are s. p. Or. Macarthur told
me about II. and | have decided not 10 pay these
costs.
Or. Macarthur said regarding the matter: ..
There Is absolutely nothing IN the story, ana u
is not worth talking about
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STEPHEN b. l.. PENROSE.
President OF Whitman College.
New-York City April a. 1885
THE ADVANTAGE or STUDYING SPANISH.

THE ADVANTAGE or STUDYING SPANISH
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir have just read, in this mornings Tribune.
the communicable OF Mr.. Culyer. entitled AN
Appeal for the Study OF Spanish" / fully agree
with Mr.. Culyer to the greater practical utility
OF this tongue for Americans than that OF either
French or German. Az accomplishments no
doubt, the last two superior. more educated
persons sneak or at least learn them and their
literature is much richer. But as far as useful
ness IS concerned. there can be no doubt that tho
time spent upon them In our schools would bs
much more advantagcously employed on Spanish.
Very few OF our citizens go 10 France or Germany
on commercial business. and the natives OF those
countries who come among us for business pur-
poses all speak Englsh. Jh tnc other hand. our
commercial relations with Spanish speaking coun-
tries are constantly growing. Notwithstanding the
setback they have received from the present Adj
ministration by tire abrogation OF Advantage
commercial treaties The Spanish-speaking coun-
tries are the ony foreign ones into which our busI-
ness men penetrate and with which are natur-
ally allied There is no doubt, therefore that the
position taken by Mr.. Cuyer Is q sound ore. I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29
THE BICTCLE RIDER WAS Ay ATTAcHEy

CITY OF Mexico, April 2s.-A police sergeant ana
two gendarmes yesterday invaded the German -
CATION for the purpose OF arres;ng an attache VINO
was guilty OF riding his bicycle on the sidewalk ana
who took refuge IN the Legation when pursued oy
the mounted sergeant. Dr. Egmont Won ".neier'
the German Minister. on hearing the disturbances
appeared the scene. promptly kicked me I'VE
geant with little ceremony On news OF the 90;
currence reaching the municipal palace, GeheI RAJ
Legation and offered profuse apologies for the IN.
suit offered the Legation and Germany by the
action OF his ignorant subordnates in entering the
diplomatic residence. The Minister accepted tns
apology expressing himself. rs satisfied with fne
action OF the Chief, and said he would take no FUR
Their action in the The sergeant was ID
charged from the service.
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lie PROPIETEL-IN 1856.

To the Editor % Tho Tribune.
Sir: \ writer IN your issue % today recalls the
pert armarc" OF Meyerbeers opera. lie Prophe:e'
I'm tho year $50 Tho Undersigned remembers per-
fcc:y It's production IN 1886 A. the oil Academy OF
Music, With Nine. la Grange IN tho principal role
THIS splendid artist. sAe then considered.
was FOR many years the almost sole repre- sentative
- the lyric 3raw1 In Ne"-Nork. and he'd a high
rarc IN tho affc' Of he musical public OF that
DAY. Good p"rformIn or OF "Io1engrin' and Tan
b.tIsor hv German companies occurred as early as
1870 cor ISL AZ the oh Stldt-Thcatre
THEO. u. WARREN.
East Orange. y. J.. April e. 1895.
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yUy UTES TRTAL POSTPONED INDEFINITELf.

Chicago. April 2,-1he Debs trial on the con
spiracy charge has been continued "","'''''S
~. ,,-o,,,cor.cr, was made yesterday afternoon
nv General BLACK. United States DistfIct-A'toTney
oeor a conference With 9. barrow. one o. INC
attorneys for the dc'endants Genera hln,h
..,ioo wos tho result Of instructions contained IN
lc,,er from, At:Orycy-'icuciAl P.htN 'e'''''' Sc"
".rdav n,crn.-g General Black s1Id. 4, 49,
,The Goycrurncnt - 10; WILING 10 hpi'oI ~
a. inc ia case o. these mon is prl.I$ bcInrc
10 I'ri.cd states supreme t0ui Al ,h c -
.'' '',s,r.,d If, mo record are before the CONT
:@,,9 ~, r1Iro, and VIII rot ;crfcr dec. .on
.r,.t ,v.'i- not involve other qu"eionS gan '""9e
W w ,r.r1.cton. Hence the postponem eHt
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East Orange. y J.. April 27. 1896.
AID FOR \ WORTHY CHARITY.

II 10 ElIt0r ~ ITO IrIOuNe.
Sl-. For some years We have been conducting
home for convalescen,s and n home tor consump
tivcs high up in tho hills OF Duchess County, for
tho benefit OF poor men and boys OF New-York
and BROOKLYN Tho work has been wonderfully
sucr.sssrl ON wednesday OF this week our beauti-
IN! homes. together with littlc chapel. were
on ,rciy destroyed by fire.. II is all important 20
rebuild az once. our Insurance - no. sufficient 70
erect such buldings are necessary for the work.
enl | earnestly APPEAL - the charitable Tor as
sfsr at { ',is-criticnl time.
BROTHER GILBERT. superior o. b: y.
Priory Farm Verbank. y. Y. April %. 1895
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SOLDIERS cHtRGrD WITH ASSAULT.

Fritz Buhlcr and John Ryan. two soldiers from
Governors Island. were arrested by the Hoboken
police last night charged with atrOc!ously assault
ing Philip Garaborinc. IL No. q Garden-st.. Ho-
hoken. with four other solders. Butler and Ryan
were on thor way % Tho ferry. They joscd against
Clraborine lie resented II. and was knocked down
and badly cut aOovt the head Then he caused the
ArrcSl his as-hllants.
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cr.RAHs THANK THE AMERICAN PRESS.

7
To tho Editor o, Tho Tribune"
Sir. A. soon AZ tho valiant Cuban patriots rose
ocain I'm arms IN February - last. determined
% conquer FOR liberty and Independence from
the depressing yoke OF 4 monarchca! Euro
moan nation tho generous American press
raised It's powerful voice. spontaneously showing
its sympa,hics AMI giving moral all for the great
cause % noby defended by our countrym"n on IN"
battlefield Thee men but follow tho example set
by those nlusirious American patriots VINO ~
Lexington ami Bunker III DID not hesitate from
,nr.ror,v OF strength or lack OF resources or tn"
outnumhcrlng OF their enemies to tax" IN N''"'
challenging their powerful European oppr"ssors to
nm Unequal contest. until patriotism. vnlor sacri-
nccs rerscvcrancr ami decision ON "a" pIrt 81
those heroic Americans achieved IN yorktown '''
final victory which gave thc'n this free ant 'n'e-
pendent country which. in the 10 years OF us ON
is,crco has ban transformed into the greatest,
the frccst Gud the most prosperous "hd glorious
republic Of the civilized world.
Tho American press. inspired with the no'I" ana
generous sentiments of th!s great American pcopI''
brought into play It's habi,dal energy ana H'i,'"-
l,ss activity 81 giving to The word dctalrt Wiio WIN
place in cuba IN tho breaking out OF inns l'"fHris
revolution. Day 10y gay Is e3i.,rtt ' th,,s rtnicr-
ing 20 the cuban and To To" interests oil 'ne
American people nj Hfbr NE ,n |Ih3 SnJ in Snhn
has been restricted and hampor"d on al sh's' A.
reports in connection win thr Pr,,'nh Hose which
favnr tbn ends and interests OF the Spanish Gov
eminent. , a.. ,,o.ri.,r
prcss he undersigned cuban clubs In n'nh'i 81
thcir bclllpcrcnt countrymcu. and those sympathI-
ING v,ith The noble cause for which they are HSh,-
Ink with courage and self DENTAL fee IN IInog
hound 10 give voice to this expression OF thelr d'e2
gratitude to tho American press OF New lurh a..
OF all the United States FOR their warm sEtnPa,S
and most valrah. srivices in favor OF the cause
OF free and independent cuba
HIJAS DE CUBA -
IIIJAS DE Ia LiBEKTAD'
MERCEDES VARONA
AMERICA ,
los INpFPENDIENTES.
RIFLEROS LIZ LA HAiANA,
Dos ANTIiI4AS
GUERRILLA DE MACEO.
pINOS Nt'ENOS.
MARTIN DEL CASTILLO
BORlNQCEN.
Ncw-York. April Il. 1895.
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REPRESENTA- TIE HIT UtCH UOESE

HIS ILLNESS TOOK a SUDDEN TURN YESTERDAY.
AND III; Is IN \ PRE"ARIOUS CONDITION.
Washington, April ?S-Representative Hit, who
has been conva.escnR tHo last few days from Sc
we're illness took a sudden turn THE morning, ana
his condition has gradually grown worse an DAY
Tonight his physicians pronounce his case very
eeriols one Nh Iiitts malady has grown moro
complicated and symptoms Of brain trouble have
mad, their appearance. This forenoon he sank into
a stupCr and up 10 lato hou: to-nigA. hdd 'o'
rallied
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THE DEATH or MRS. ANNE E. ,

To the E4nor OF The Tribune
Sir: Mrs. Anne T.. Mar.iard wife Of Ado,phe
Mai.lari and daughter Of Samuel Ward ,ot the Cd
barking firm Of Prime. Ward {; KING. died at her
homo. on san Geronimo Rancho Sunday. April
: Mrs Mai,iari had been t.. with nervous prostra-
ton for some weeks. and her strength had become
great reduced
Although less widely known than her brother,
NJ Simue Ward, and her SISTERS. Mrs. Julia Ward
Howe AMI Mrs. Luther Terry Cnother OF +. "
Crawford. tho noye.st. Mrs Mai.lsrl was
woman - marHt! intelligence as well as very
witty. Her rPr" iove.iness ~ character and the
gcntleues, and Fwe tress % her disposition caused
her TO Or greatly beloved and esteemed by AL who
knew he-.
Her hone to- many years In BOr!an,own. y.
i. Mr. Ma'l.!arls father having been secretary 10
Joseph Bordparte ex-King OF spain, while the lat.
ter lived AZ B1riert1wu Nr. and Mrs. Maitland
and their family went 20 California 70 live about
twenty live years ago Thor homo was beautifully
situated among the his. about twelve mites from
San Francisco. and is remembered Tor rs hospi-
taIty 10y many Eastern p~op". TWO married
ana tWp daughters survive Mrs. Mai..idri.
Pld.nnelI \. o.. Apr T. 1855. +. II. II.
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Dennis Lang near Lexington. KY, some years ago
Dupont's name was Black, and he was courtins .
daughter OF Lang, to which the father objected.
Black went home with the dau ghter one SUNDAY
night and was met the gate by the father. VINO
ordered him never to come TO his house again.
quarrel ensued and Black shot Lang ana came
10 the Indian Territory. He changed MS name 20
dupont and became wealthy trading WITH Inc
nd